Western News: April 23, 2019

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• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding 

“ANZAC DAY is an absolute 

representation of our freedom and 

it must go ahead.” 

That is the message from former 

city councillor Bob Shearing who 

has been organising the Anzac 

Day service at Hornby Primary 

School for about 20 years. 

Safety concerns following the 

March 15 terror attack led to the 

cancellation of some Anzac Day 

services, following advice from 

police. 

Police recently made requests 

for smaller services to be cancelled 

or consolidated to allow 

for police to provide appropriate 

support at large gatherings. 

But, Mr Shearing said cancelling 

the service would have meant 

the shooter had won. 

“To be told we can’t have 

them for the act of some idiot, 

it is just absolutely wrong,” Mr 

Shearing said. His views have 

been backed by past Templeton 

Residents’ Association president 

and member John Rae, Halswell 

Residents’ Association secretary 

David Hawke and Greater Hornby 

Residents’ Association member 

Mark Peters. 

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DON’T MEDDLE with Anzac Day. 

That’s the loud and clear message from 

organisers of services in the western suburbs 

(see page 1). 

Police have asked organisers of Anzac 

Day services to consider if they need to go 

ahead or if they can be merged. 

I can see the reasoning. Police have only so much resource. 

Events where there are reasonable amounts of people need to 

have a police presence, given the March 15 tragedy. 

But it is also good to see some tough talking from those 

involved in Anzac Day like Bob Shearing who has been organising 

the service at Hornby Primary School for 20 years. 

As Bob says cancelling the service would mean the terrorist 

had won. And that just wouldn’t be right. 

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Tuesday April 23 2019 3 

News 

Bid for free swims not likely 


HORNBY RESIDENTS bid to 

have free access to nearby pools, 

as a result of the ongoing delays 

with the suburb’s mega-centre, 

is unlikely to be granted. 

Greater Hornby Residents’ 

Association member Alison 

Murray is calling for residents 

to be able to swim for free at city 

council pools until the Hornby 

Library, Customer 

Services 

and South 

West Leisure 

Centre is built. 

But city 

council head 

of recreation, 

Ross Houliston 

sports and 

events Nigel 

Cox said it 

has no plans to provide free 

access for Hornby residents to 

swimming pools. 

“Our priority is having the 

new facility open for the growing 

south-west community by 

late 2022,” he said. 

Mrs Murray said she has dealt 

with breast cancer and exercise 

through swimming was recommended. 

But she said the cost of 

petrol to travel from Hornby 

to Pioneer Recreation & Sport 

Centre and Graham Condon 

Recreation and Sports Centre 

was too high. 

The suburb has been without a 

city council swimming pool for 

about 13 years after it was closed 

in 2006 and demolished in 2007. 

An indoor pool for the southwest 

of the city was first proposed 

in the city council’s 2006 

Aquatic Facilities Plan. 

Mrs Murray’s idea has been 

backed by fellow member Mark 

Peters, who said it was quite 

a novel approach to have free 

concession tickets for residents, 

given the delays to the Hornby 

mega-facility. 

“It is more a case of giving 

Hornby residents the ability to 

have access free of charge due to 

the fact they are having to travel 

to get there and the inconvenience 

of having the cost as well,” 

he said. 

But not everyone is sure if it 

will be a viable option. 

Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton 

Community Board chairman 

Mike Mora said he would like 

to see Hornby residents with a 

green prescription to be able to 

get free access. 

A green prescription is written 

advice from a health professional 

for a person to be active 

or improve their diet. 

Mr Mora said while he was 

unsure whether it will be a 

feasible option, he will put the 

idea forward to the community 

board. 

But Mrs Murray said it was 

her intention for all Hornby 

residents to receive free access 

to pools. 

The association’s treasurer 

COSTS: A 

suggestion has 

been made for 

Hornby residents 

to have free 

access to city 

council swimming 

pools until the 

Hornby Library, 

Customer Services 

and South West 

Leisure Centre is 

built at Kyle Park. 

Ross Houliston said he thought 

the cost of travelling to Pioneer 

and Graham Condon was 

comparable to the using some of 

the smaller pools near Hornby. 

He said he did not think it was 

any more expensive for residents 

to go to the Canterbury Swim 

School in Yaldhurst or Propeller 

Swim School in Wigram. 

“If they started subsidising 

people like that it could lead to 

all sorts of problems all over 

the city. Other people will be 

wanting the same,” he said. 

But Mrs Murray said the 

Canterbury Swim School’s 

pool hours were more limited 

and she could get a cheaper 

concession at city council pool. 

She had not considered 

the Propeller Swim School’s 

options. 

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bus stop will be installed on the 

north side of the street for school 

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The community and Aidanfield 

Christian School raised concerns 

after parents parking on the kerb 

side to pick-up or drop-off their 

children, meant large vehicles and 

buses had difficulty getting past. 

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WESTERN NEWS 

Anzac 

services 

go ahead 

•From page 1 

But police are remaining 

tight-lipped over what security 

measures it will be putting in 

place for smaller Anzac services. 

Canterbury metro area commander 

Superintendent Lane 

Todd said it has “beefed-up” 

security at certain sites. 

He would not go into further 

detail. 

Mr Hawke said if the event in 

Halswell had been called off, it 

would mean cancelling a large 

event which builds community. 

Mr Peters said it would be 

a shame to bow down to the 

terror attack. 

•Anzac Day services: 

Templeton RSA – March 

begins at the corner of 

Bicknor and Banks Sts at 

10.30am and the service 

begins at the Templeton 

RSA at 38 Kirk Rd, 11am. 

Hornby – Hornby Primary 

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Embracing change in Hornby 

Hornby Community 

Activator Satali 

Auvae writes 

about how 

important 

people are to 

shaping the 

community 

Are you ready 

to embrace our changing community? 

Whether we came here by 

waka, boat, ship, canoe or a 

plane, wouldn’t it great if we were 

all on the same journey heading 

toward the same direction/goals? 

How can we make Hornby a 

great place to live for all of us, 

stay connected, get involved and 

make use of our built-in environment 

and surroundings? 

What can we create now that 

will help the future generations 

be proud of Hornby? 

This is the big question. 

Aspirational yes, achievable – 

that’s up to all of us. 

So, what do we need to do? 

I believe it’s how we choose to 

respond, whether we jump in for 

the ride or sit in the background 

and be left behind. 

Change isn’t easy and takes 

time, there may be a few speed 

bumps along the way but if we 

Wordsworth St 

Brisbane St 

CHANGE: Hornby has significantly changed since the February 

22, 2011, earthquake. 

all come together to embrace our 

changing community and environment, 

I believe we can make 

Hornby great. 

I’ve recently returned to Hornby 

after being away for almost 

10 years and was excited to land 

the role of Hornby Community 

Activator. 

Born and raised in Auckland, 

my family shifted here when I 

was nine-years-old and we settled 

in Hei Hei. 

I went to Gilberthorpes Primary 

School, Branston Intermediate 

and Hornby High School. 

I am a product of Hornby and 

feel my role now is to give back 

and serve my community with 

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seeing all the changes and awesome 

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I’ve been meeting a lot of different 

people in our community 

who do great stuff and listening 

to their views about Hornby and 

what I have identified is the passion 

people have for Hornby and 

yes there’s a bit of work to do so 

that all feel connected. 

I feel an important part of 

my role is to identify the areas 

of need, make connections as 

there’s a lot of good stuff happening 

in the area however not 

everyone knows what’s going on 

also how we can use the spaces 

we have available to benefit our 

community. 

I’m ready to embark on this 

journey, are you? 

I will end with this Maori 

proverb: He aha te mea nui o te 

ao - What is the most important 

thing in the world? 

He tangata, he tangata, he 

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Hitting the runway at The Hub 


SIX RESIDENTS have been 

recognised for making a 

difference to the community 

in a fashion show celebrating 

Hornby. 

The Hub Hornby ran its first 

fashion show, which saw six 

Hornby 

residents 

receive a “top 

to toe” $1000 

makeover 

styled by the 

mall’s fashion 

stylist Vicki 

McMillan. 

The 

Jason Marsden 

residents 

nominated 

by the 

community to star in the show 

were June Foster Campbell, Matt 

Voice, Mandy Wilson, Glenda 

Hardie, Sheavoynne Mouat and 

Nicola Asmussen. 

They were nominated for 

their service to the Hornby 

community, their 

commitment to family and for 

volunteering their time to help 

others. 

The Hub Hornby centre 

manager Jason Marsden said it 

was a fantastic evening. 

“The key thing that is never 

going to come across in video 

and photos was the atmosphere. 

I think everyone was blown away 

by it,” he said. 

A crowd of about 400 people 

were drawn to the free fashion 

show which featured about 80- 

100 men, women and children as 

models. 

It showcased about 10 of the 

mall’s fashion stores. 

“It has started to put us on 

the map as a serious fashion 

site so that is what it is all 

about as well,” Mr Marsden 

said. 

Instead of using professional 

models, participating retailers 

CELEBRATION: 

Proud to 

Be Hornby 

winner Nicola 

Asmussen 

and master of 

ceremonies and 

The Breeze host 

Sue White (left) 

with a model 

wearing Caroline 

Eve (below) on 

the runway. 

organised their own models 

using staff, friends and 

family. 

Mr Marsden said the six 

residents nominated for the 

makeovers had a great time and 

thinks the fashion show will 

become an annual event. 

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Kiwibank 

and NZ Post 

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Post will no longer operate as 

a combined stores in Hornby, 

Upper Riccarton and Riccarton. 

The bank will operate as a standalone 

branch in Hornby. 

New locations are also being 

sought for Kiwibank branches in 

Riccarton and it will withdraw its 

service from the Upper Riccarton 

store it shares with New Zealand 

Post. New Zealand Post will 

remain in each area and is seeking 

businesses in Hornby, Riccarton 

and Upper Riccarton to deliver 

postal and bill payment services. 

Kiwibank general manager retail 

distribution Geoff Waller said 

what customers want from their 

banks has changed. 

“Customers want dedicated 

banking staff and specialist services 

with private spaces for highquality 

banking conversations,” 

he said. 

Last week Kiwibank announced 

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Inclusion Alliance Aotearoa. 

Once branch changes are 

complete, Upper Riccarton and 

Barrington customers will be able 

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Parking restrictions mooted 

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PARKING restrictions are being 

considered on an upmarket 

street near Russley Golf Club. 

Residents believe vehicles have 

only recently started using the 

all-day parking on both sides of 

Stableford Green because of its 

close proximity to the airport. 

Resident 

Trevor Keeley 

said he thinks 

it is because 

Stableford 

Green is 

safer to park 

on than 

Memorial Ave. 

Steffan 

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When parks 

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8m wide street 

becomes 

almost as narrow as a single 

lane, which has caused safety 

concerns. 

A letter to the Fendalton- 

Waimairi-Harewood 

Community Board addressing 

the issue was signed by residents 

of 17 homes and the golf club. 

City council manager 

transport operations Steffan 

Thomas said staff are now 

investigating the issue. 

As the entrance to the golf 

club is on Stableford Green, the 

street is heavily used by vehicles, 

including large trucks which 

make deliveries to the club and 

rubbish trucks. 

Cars enter at speed when 

they come in from the 60km/h 

Memorial Ave. 

Resident Shirley O’Leary said 

she is amazed at the danger on 

her street when vehicles park on 

both sides. 

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wouldn’t even be a single lane. 

In a tiny little side street it’s just 

ridiculous,” said Mrs O’Leary 

Residents have also asked 

the city council to check the 

distance between the yellow 

lines on Memorial Ave and the 

entrance of Stableford Green, 

as it is unsafe to “manoeuvre” 

around parked vehicles and into 

the street. 

Community board chairman 

CONGESTION: 

The city council 

is considering 

parking restrictions 

on Stableford 

Green after 

residents raised 

concerns over a 

recent influx of 

vehicles parking on 

both sides of the 

street. 

Sam MacDonald said he is 

hopeful that the impacted 

residents can get a “timely 

resolution.” 

“It’s great that all of the 

residents concerned have got 

together and raised this issue,” 

said Mr MacDonald. 

Mr Thomas said staff will 

aim to get a decision in June 

which will then go out for public 

consultation. 

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A JUNIOR council formed in 

Halswell to engage young people 

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at a national community board 

conference. 

The Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton 

Community Board won the 

executive best practice award for 

excellence in engaging with your 

community at the New Zealand 

Community Boards Conference. 

In 2017, city councillor Anne 

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Oaks School, Oaklands School 

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suggested alternative routes, a 

neighbouring park for parents to 

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They made a deputation to the 

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WESTERN NEWS 

Your Local Views 

Readers respond to the 

Western News article on 

dogs being let off the lead 

in areas at the Halswell 

Quarry where they are 

supposed to be leashed at 

all times 

Gary Knight - Given the 

vast expanse of the Halswell 

Quarry dog exercise area, it is 

unnecessary to allow dogs to 

be unleashed at any other point 

of the quarry park facility. The 

often steep incline, slippery 

surface and loose gravel of the 

quarry rim track makes for 

careful walking at all times. It 

is essential, therefore, that dogs 

are restrained through this 

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or encountering walkers often 

resultant in slips, falls and 

possible injury throughout this 

terrain. The responsible attitude 

of dog owners in adhering to this 

is paramount, to alleviate the 

continuous need for city council 

monitoring to ensure this. 

Don Robertson - When 

my older boy was young, we 

used to go to the quarry park 

regularly. We’d take him and 

his friends around the quarry 

rim track, have a picnic and 

so on. We also went to several 

of the planting days there and 

enjoyed seeing the trees we 

helped plant growing. Over the 

summer I took my youngest 

son – a two-year-old – to the 

ISSUES: Readers respond to the Western News article on dogs being let off the lead in areas at 

the Halswell Quarry where they are supposed to be leashed at all times. 

quarry park for a walk around 

the quarry rim track and we 

were going to have a picnic in 

the picnic area. Unfortunately, 

we had about a dozen 

dogs running up to us 

and jumping about us 

in the hour or so we 

spent there. As soon as 

one dog left, another 

one came up. As we 

gave up and started 

heading for home, I 

said to one owner that 

dogs should be on a lead in that 

area of the park. He said nobody 

cared what I thought. We haven’t 

been back. Irresponsible owners 

have always been a problem, but 

lately, it has been ridiculous. I 

did complain to the city council, 

and was told there are only 

two animal control officers 

covering Christchurch - from 

the Waimakariri to 

Akaroa - and there was 

nothing that could be 

done. (Abridged). 

Readers respond 

to the article 

on a resource 

application being 

made to the city 

council to open an eight 

cinema complex in Wigram 

Margaret Taylor - I would 

love to have a cinema at Wigram 

as its my local shopping centre, it 

certainly would pull the people 

in as nothing in Hornby. 

Barbara Tyson - I have lived 

in Wigram for the past 20-odd 

years and have seen so many 

changes. It’s great. I totally agree 

with the possibility of a cinema 

being built. It will also help the 

new businesses that have started 

up at The Landing. 

Nicki Howe - Well as a 

resident on The Runway this is 

the first we had heard about it. 

Do we want an eight cinema 

complex? No is my answer to 

this, so not all locals are happy 

or it seems informed. Eighteen 

months ago, we made a massive 

decision to sell our family 

home of 18 years and move 

to the quiet newly developed 

area of Wigram. We love the 

quaintness of the area, if it was 

to be one or two small cinemas 

like The Colombo or Hollywood 

in Sumner, then yes, okay but 

eight, seriously this is not the 

area for this, take it back to 

Hornby’s main centre, where 

the general public have easy 

access to this facility. This will 

bring more traffic into the area 

making the main roads in and 

out of The Landing more busy, 

idiots speeding up and down 

the straight stretches of road, 

littering because people who 

don’t live here give a damn, 

vandals, home robberies will 

increase and the list goes on. We 

really think the city council and 

Ngai Tahu have to think about 

the big picture and effect it will 

have on the local residents and 

not just their pockets. We have 

paid premium prices to own 

homes in this subdivision with 

many covenant restrictions 

imposed on us so why should 

such a large development be 

allowed. Anyway I guess at the 

end of the day our say doesn’t 

matter, it will happen no matter 

what and we will have to live 

with it. All be it when we say I 

told you so. Saddened if this goes 

ahead. 

Diane Richardson - What a 

great idea, about time. 

Exhibitors 

Book now 

Don’t miss your opportunity to 

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Wartime Stories of Our People 

Monday to Friday, 9am - 

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The library is hosting medical 

and personal objects that give 

an insight into the war time 

lives of ordinary men and 

women who were charged with 

an extraordinary task. These 

objects are brought to you in 

collaboration with Rannerdale 

Veterans Care and Cotter 

Medical History Museum. 

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Upper Riccarton Library 

JP Clinics 

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Darfield - District War Memorial.......................................8.45am 

Dunsandal - District War Memorial ................................ 8.30am 

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Sheffield - District War memorial Hall ................................8am 

Springfield - Tawera Memorial Hall ....................................... 11am 

Springston - Springston Hall ..................................................10am 

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Tinted Windows, Digital Display, All Electrics. #5049/593 

Sporty! 

now $13,990 

2004 Nissan Fairlady Z Version T 

3.5 litre, 17" alloys, black leather seats, rear spoiler, 

dual exhausts. #4772/593 

Hybrid 

now $9,990 

2007 Honda Stream RSZ 

7 seater, auto, 17”alloys, reversing camera, 

body kit. #4906/593 

$70 

p/w 

Manual 

Was $14,990 

now $13,990 

2006 Honda CR-V ZL 

2.4L petrol, 5 door SUV, 18" alloy wheels, auto, 

reversing camera, airbags, ABS, bodykit. #4770/593 

$95 

p/w 

Electric 

only $15,990 

$107 

p/w 

2012 Suzuki Swift Sport Manual 

1600cc 5 speed manual, 17" alloys, push button start, 

multi function steering wheel, ABS. #5192/593 

Fun Hatch 

only $14,990 

$101 

p/w 

2013 Toyota Aqua S 

1500cc, 5 door hatchback, 69,810kms, auto, factory 

tinted windows, fog lights, digital display. #4969/593 

Stylish 

only $11,990 

2009 Suzuki Swift Manual 

1320cc, 5 speed manual, low 55,613kms, petrol. 

#5091/593 

$82 

p/w 

AWD 

2 in stock! 

only $15,990 

$90 

p/w 

2014 Nissan Leaf S Electric 

Electric, auto, factory tinted windows, push button 

start, heated seats, reversing camera. #4952/593 

Hybrid 

$63 

p/w 

only $8,990 only $13,990 

2008 Suzuki Swift XG AERO 

5 speed manual, beautiful red, low km, alloys, body kit, 

factory tinted windows. #5120/593 

Low Kms 

$95 

p/w 

2010 Mazda Axela 1.5S Style 

1.5L Auto, Alloy Wheels, Factory Tinted Windows, 

Rear Spoiler, Multi-function Steering Wheel. #5094/593 

Safe Wagon 

only $38,990 

$252 

p/w 

2010 Subaru Impreza WRX STI AWD 

1990cc, 4WD manual Turbo, just 52,411kms, dual 

exhausts, Recaro seats, all electrics, 18" alloys. #203523/593 

2011 Honda Fit Hybrid 

1300cc, hybrid, 5 door, 75,700km, auto, ABS, 

air cond, alloys, cruise control, airbags. #5160/593 

$88 

p/w 

only $12,990 only $10,990 only $15,990 only $12,990 

$76 

p/w 

2012 Mitsubishi Mirage 

1000cc petrol, automatic, 42,084kms, child seat 

anchor points, factory tinted windows. #5096/593 

2015 Subaru Impreza 1.6i 

1590cc, auto, 87,569kms, Air Cond, Child Seat 

Anchor Points, Digital Display, Rear Spoiler. #4771/593 

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TRADE IN YOUR OLD VEHICLE TODAY, ALL TRADES WELCOME 

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$107 

p/w 

$88 

p/w 

2005 Nissan Fuga 350GT 

Matt & Magz Version, 3500cc auto, V6, all new 20" 

alloys & tyres, dual exhausts, partial leather. #4453/593



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ALL VEHICLES 

AA appraised Serviced presale Band expander fitted 

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SALE 

SALE 

SALE 

SALE 

Was $21,990 

now $18,990 

2012 Toyota Prius L Hybrid 

5 door liftback, low kms, 1.8L hybrid, alloys, 

black rear spoiler, auto, 43,990kms. #3803/593 

$126 

p/w 

Was $9,990 

now $8,990 

2007 Subaru Legacy 2.0i 

URBAN SELECTION 4WD, PaddleShift, 

Leather & Suede seats! #4512/593 

$63 

p/w 

Was $26,990 

now $22,990 

$152 

p/w 

2013 Mazda CX-5 XD Diesel 

2180cc, diesel, automatic, push start, reversing camera, 

19" alloys, dual exhaust, cruise control. #107514/593 

Was $13,990 

now $12,990 

$88 

p/w 

2006 Mazda Atenza Sports 23S 

17" alloys, 2.3 litre 6 speed manual, body kit, dual 

exhausts, push button start, 62,080kms. #4634/593 

SALE 

SALE 

SALE 

SALE 

4 in 

stock! 

Was $6,990 

$42 

p/w 

Was $14,990 

p/w 

now $5,990 now $23,990 

now $11,990 

2006 Mitsubishi Grandis 

7 seater luxury, 2.4 litre auto, central locking, air con, 

ABS, new battery, rear spoiler. #4932/593 

SALE 

Was $25,990 

$157 

2008 Toyota Vellfire 2.4Z 8 Seater 

2400cc, Auto, 75,434kms, Reversing Cam, 18" Alloy 

Wheels, Factory Tinted Windows. #5047/593 

Stylish! 

$82 

p/w 

2007 Nissan Dualis 20S 

2.0L auto, low kms, airbags, air cond, ISOFIX, power 

steer, electric mirrors, remote locking. #4695/593 

Reliable 4WD 

Was $28,990 

now $25,990 

$171 

p/w 

2014 Nissan Caravan DX EX LWB 

2480cc, manual, diesel, turbo, New 18"alloys & tyres, 

ABS, engine heat button, fog lights, low kms. #4716/593 

4WD 

Was $19,990 

now $18,990 

$126 

p/w 

2008 Dodge Nitro SXT 4WD V6 

3700cc auto, 17" alloys, ABS, immobiliser, reverse cam, 

traction control, multi func steering wheel. #4539/593 

only $16,990 

$113 

p/w 

2012 Nissan Juke 15RX Type V 

1500cc, auto, air bags, smart key, alloy wheels, factory 

tints, overdrive, push button start, 84,558kms. #5053/593 

only $14,990 

$101 

p/w 

1998 Toyota Land Cruiser Prado TX 

3400cc, auto, petrol, 8 seater, alloys, reversing camera, 

sunroof, nudge bar, all electrics, practical. #4821/593 

Comfort Low Kms Very Tidy 

7 in stock! 

only $26,990 

$177 

p/w 

2010 Toyota Hiace (Regius) 

LWB Long DX 

3L, diesel, auto 4WD, air cond, ABS, airbags. #5117/593 

Diesel 

$101 

p/w 

2007 Mitsubishi Delica D5 C2 G 

Power Package, 8 seater, auto, air cond, alloys, ABS, 

cruise control, rear spoiler, immaculate. #4872/593 

$113 

p/w 

only $14,990 only $16,990 only $15,990 only $28,990 

Dependable 

2008 Mazda CX-7 

2300cc, petrol, 46,021km, auto, cruising package, 

leather seats, low kms, 18" alloys. #5225/593 

$108 

p/w 

1996 Toyota Hilux Surf SSR-X Wide 

3000cc, auto, diesel, 4WD, alloy wheels, factory tints, 

side steps, digital display, fully serviced. #5197/593 

Leather 

$190 

p/w 

2009 Mitsubishi Canter 

3 litre diesel, manual, airbags, deck with drop sides, 

all electrics, ABS, digital display, fender mirror. #4601/593 

Good 

Storage 

only $25,990 

$171 

p/w 

1995 Toyota Land Cruiser VX LTD 

4200cc, diesel, 4WD, 24 valve, turbo, automatic, 

sunroof, alloys. #5005/593 

10 Seater 

only $21,990 

$146 

p/w 

2008 Toyota Hiace DX 

3000cc, diesel, matte black, auto, new 20” alloys, 

tinted windows, AA appraised, air bags. #5155/593 

Powerful 

$88 

p/w 

only $12,990 only $27,990 

2007 Nissan X-Trail Manual 

2.0L petrol, 5 speed manual, leather, 120,621kms, 

17'' alloys, four wheel drive, reversing camera. #5127/593 

Great 

Price 

2008 Isuzu Elf Bottle Truck 

3 litre manual, rear ladder, reversing camera, 

fender mirror, new battery. #4547/593 

$183 

p/w 

Economical 

only $24,990 

$164 

p/w 

2006 Toyota Hiace LWB Long 

Grand Cabin High Roof Sought after 2.7 

litre petrol, auto, air con, ABS, reverse camera. #5182/593 

$101 

p/w 

2009 Dodge Journey JC SXT 

2730cc, petrol, airbags, abs braking, digital display, 

central locking, 7 seater, powerful engine. #5403/593 

247 MAIN SOUTH ROAD, HORNBY, CHRISTCHURCH. 

Phone: (03) 341 8973, Tom 022 319 1527 

christchurch@carznvanz.co.nz 

$52 

p/w 

2006 Hyundai Tucson 2.0 GLS A4 

2000cc, petrol, auto, 16 valve, 16” alloys, 8x airbags, ABS, 

EFi, all electrics, Bluetooth audio & handsfree. #5386/593 

3 in stock! 

only $14,990 only $7,490 only $16,990 

2013 Nissan NV200 DX Vanette 

1590cc, auto, petrol, 5 door, 2 seater, low kms, 

factory tints, fuel efficient, fully serviced. #5237/593 

$113 

p/w 

CARZ & VANZ 

www.carznvanz.co.nz



UP TO 

WESTERN NEWS 

SELECTED BEDS FROM 

SANCTUARY RANGE 

Queen Size Mattress & Base 

WAS From $7,999 

Medium Feel 

Firm Medium Feel 

Medium Plush Feel 

NOW $3,999 

Firm Feel 

Chiropractic 

Ahipara 

Chiropractic 

Brighton 

Chiropractic 

Fitzroy 

Firm Feel 


WAS $3,399 

NOW $1,699 

Other Sizes & Models Available In-store! 

BEDS R US CHRISTCHURCH 

166 Moorhouse Ave, (Next To Noel Leeming) 

Ph: 03 379 5110 

Medium Feel 


WAS $3,599 

NOW $1,799 

Soft Feel 


WAS $3,699 

NOW $1,849



REAL ESTATE 

Simply stunning...where style, 

space and views all merge 

34 Koromiko Crescent, Church Bay 

Price: Enquiries over $799,000 

4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 3 living rooms | 2 car garage | Listing Number: 8961 

This stylish contemporary home is 

simply outstanding in its design and its 

layout. North facing for all day sun all 

year round and with the most magnificent 

harbour views on offer from the heads to 

Lyttleton and beyond, you will never tire of 

the constantly changing scene unfolding in 

front of you. 

Set over different levels giving a feeling of 

space this much loved home has that special 

point of difference. Each of the 3 living areas 

and 3 of the 4 double bedrooms capture the 

breath-taking and intimate harbour views 

and offer easy access to the large sheltered 

deck area. Perfect for entertaining with a 

large light filled kitchen, free flowing living 

areas and that awesome deck. 

The 4 bedrooms are all generous in 

size and offer good storage with the main 

having a walk in robe and en suite and one 

of the guest rooms also has access to the 

main family bathroom. 

Tastefully finished to a high standard, 

internal access double garage and well 

established gardens make this one rather 

special. 

If you want a well-built modern home 

with flair and those views then look no 

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Only 30 minutes scenic drive from the 

bottom of Colombo Street. Local amenities 

are many and varied to indulge in and in 

the pipeline is a cinema, supermarket and 

additional shops, as well as the development 

of Te Ana Marina at Lyttelton stage 1 now 

complete. The local school and Kidsfirst 

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phone 027 651 5474 or 329 4161 

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WESTERN NEWS 

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seller, visit www.postanote.co.nz and search the ID# 

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2005 Toyota Voxy 

Aluminium Boat & Warranted Trailer 

AMW Heavyduty Scooter 

Toyota Reflet X Starlet 

Nov 2017 Roadchief Teardrop Caravan 

$10 

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$6,500 

ID 28343 

$2,500 

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$3,250 

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$2,500 

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$18,000 

ID 28309 

Rockwell Leaf Blower 

Liteace Van 

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Pool Cue 

6m Motorboat, 40hp Yamaha 

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$35 

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$5,000 

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$60 

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$15 

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$6,000 

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$2,500 

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South Westland Whitebait Stand 

Push Lawnmower 

1999 Ford Econovan Maxi 

Pure Wool Wall Hanging 

Holden Commodore Ute 

2 Kids Motorcycles 

$45,000 

ID 16313 

$40 

ID 28274 

$3,800 

ID 28253 

$950 

ID 19025 

$5,000 

ID 28218 

See Seller 

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Wooden Memory Game 

1999 Subaru Legacy 

Cobra Eliminator Kayak 

Flymow Ride-on Mower 

Wanted: 1973-1979 Honda Civic Parts 

Datsun 260Z Motor 

$5 

ID 26120 

$1,800 

ID 27954 

$800 

ID 26166 

$750 

ID 28273 

See Buyer 

ID 27900 

$1,200 

ID 19063 

1981 Suzuki Super Carry 2 Kids Motorcycles 

Jeep Grand Cherokee 

1950s Oak Table & Chairs 

2 Kettle Bells (8kg) 

Outdoor Seat/Coffee Table 

$4,000 

ID 28199 

See Seller 

ID 25782 

$4,500 

ID 25717 

$600 

ID 27243 

$50 

ID 27205 

$35 

ID 27199 

Toyota Caldina Engine 

Bench Saw 

Tandem Trailer 

Nissan Atlas 

Samsung Fridge Freezer 

Hot Stones & Slow Cooker 

$600 

ID 27173 

$290 

ID 27115 

$3,300 

ID 27074 

$5,000 

ID 27062 

$750 

ID 27070 

$100 

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1910 Vintage Westinghouse 

Cute Bear For Mother’s Day Gift 

Mercedes-Benz 240 

25ft Crusader Caravan 

Used Truck Trailer Hubs 

Subaru Impreza 

$60 

ID _5559 

$12 

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$3,000 

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$14,995 

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$6,200 

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WESTERN NEWS 

SCOOP PURCHASE SPECIALS 

VRX 2.4L 4WD 

$39,990 * • 6-Speed Manual 

DRIVE AWAY 

• 7 Leather-faced Seats 

• 2.4L Petrol Engine 

• Ultrasonic mis-acceleration Mitigation System. 

• 18" Alloy Wheels 

• Reversing Camera 

*Christchurch Mitsubishi have a LIMITED NUMBER of Short-term lease 

returned 2018 Outlander 2.4L VRX, most having travelled under 25,000kms 

available for immediate delivery. Includes balance manufacturers warranty. 

GLX-R 2WD Double Cab 

Wellside Manual 

$26,078 +GST DRIVE AWAY 

• Reversing Camera 

• Daytime Running Lights 

• Smartphone Connectivity 

• Sports Suspension 

GLX 4WD Double Cab 

Wellside Auto 


• 5-Speed Automatic 

• Easy Select 4WD with rear diff lock 

• Keyless Entry 

• Cruise Control 

• Vinyl floor 

GLX 4WD Double Cab 

Chassis Manual 


• 6-Speed Manual 

• 3.5 Tonne Towing Capacity** 

• 1,135kg Payload 

• Easy Select 4WD with rear diff lock 

CHRISTCHURCH MITSUBISHI 

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Prices listed are for Triton 2WD GLX-R double cab wellside manual, Triton 4WD GLX double cab wellside auto and Triton 4WD GLX double 

cab chassis manual. Prices include GST and on road costs, which inludes WoF, registraiotn, 1,000km road user charged and a full tank 

of fuel. Visit mmnz.co.nz for full Diamond Advantage terms & conditions. **3.5 tonne towing is only possible with a 3-axle braked trailer, 

towball vertical load of no grater than 4% and an approved MMNZ towbar. 

10 year / 160,000km Powertrain Warranty (whichever comes 

first) (non transferable). 5 year / 130,000km New Vehicle 

Warranty (whichever comes first) (non transferable).

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