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8 Tuesday May 21 2019 Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi PEGASUS POST WANTED TO BUY VINTAGE WATCHES Watch specialist Dino Mavros of Goldco Antique Buyers will be visiting Christchurch next week wanting to buy Modern, New or Vintage watches by ROLEX. Due to unprecedented collector demand, prices for some models are sky high, especially for modern second hand pieces. There is also demand for Omega, Tudor and Heuer brands among others. Also wanted any vintage Chronograph or Divers watches. Not just high end watches, we even buy old watches of any brand in any condition for use as spare parts. Please see Dino at a venue for a quote on any watches you wish to sell. Any VINTAGE ROLEX Any CURRENT OR NEAR NEW ROLEX ROLEX SUBMARINER Any ROLEX SEA-DWELLER ROLEX EXPLORER ROLEX GMT MASTER TUDOR, OMEGA, IWC, HEUER, PATEK PHILIPPE, A LANGE & SOHNE ROLEX DAYTONA ROLEX GM MASTER II ROLEX SUBMARINER ROLEX YATCH MASTER OMEGA SEAMASTER Any OMEGA SPEEDMASTER OMEGA DIVERS 600 OLD SEIKO DIVERS WATCHES 1960-80’S Any OMEGA FLIGHTMASTER OMEGA CHRONOGRAPH OLD POCKET WATCHES Any HEUER CARRERA OLD WATCHES FOR PARTS: Any condition - going or not TUDOR SUBMARINER TUDOR OYSTER AnyOLD WATCH BOXES 150 AUTO SEIKO 300 SEIKO 600 Any SCRAP GOLD GOLD JEWELLERY GOLD COINS STERLING SILVER Broken or unwanted jewellery, 9ct, 14ct ,18ct, 22ct, Alluvial gold, watch chains, bracelets etc. Any Unwanted gold jewellery Any USA, Great Britain, Europe, Sovereigns, Krugerrands, Proof Sets, individual coins or collections Any Tea sets & Cutlery, Cigarette & Card cases Trays, Trophy Cups, damaged items We are buying in Christchurch for 6 days only. Please check the dates and times carefully. MONDAY 27 MAY TUESDAY 28 MAY WEDNESDAY 29 MAY THURSDAY 30 MAY FRIDAY 31 MAY SATURDAY 1 JUNE MT PLEASANT 10am - 3pm Mt Pleasant Community Centre 3 McCormacks Bay Rd BISHOPDALE 10am - 3pm Chapel Street Centre Cnr Harewood Rd & Chapel St HALSWELL 11am - 3pm Te Hapua Halswell Centre 341 Halswell Rd AVONHEAD 10am - 3pm St Christopher Church 244 Avonhead Rd RANGIORA 10am - 3pm John Knox Centre Cnr High & King St CASHMERE 10am - 3pm Heathcote Room Cashmere Club 50 Colombo St Unable to visit a venue? Please call Dino on 021 680 463 Goldco Antique Buyers - Member NZNDA. PO Box 579, Wellington. goldco@xtra.co.nz Security supplied by
PEGASUS POST Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi Tuesday May 21 2019 9 Keeping North Beach safe NORTH BEACH’S Dean Le Warne has been named lifeguard of the year at the Christchurch- Tasman Surf Life Saving Awards of Excellence. As a newly qualified senior lifeguard, Le Warne has instructed 16 new lifeguards and 17 patrol support people and crew in the last year, as well as carrying out more than 100 hours of beach patrols himself, and being North Beach’s search and rescue coordinator. “He is club captain and patrol captain at North Beach SLSC and “he’s always quizzing and encouraging new lifeguards to better themselves,” said North Beach SLSC chairman Jamie East “He always leads by example and takes on all tasks that he expects his patrol team to do.” North Beach was also named patrol club of the year, the first time they have won the award in 25 years.” Le Warne said it was a thrill to win his award. “I guess that award is the highest one you can get, so it’s great to win it.” The club trained 14 life savers and six patrol support staff who help on the beach. Sports team of the year was Waimairi SLSC’s men’s open canoe team, which won gold for the long and short course at all three of their major events. They won the 2019 Canterbury Championships in February, the 2019 Southern Regional WINNERS: North Beach SLSC members Russell Conner, Dean Le Warne and president Jamie East. PHOTO: NORTH BEACH SLSC Championships in March, and the 2019 Surf Life Saving Championships that same month with the team of Mark Cresswell, Carl Righton, Greg Shea and Dan Firth. New Brighton’s Hayley Reid was named co-winner of the rookie of the year award with Agatha Weston of Taylors Mistake. Awards of Excellence winners: Coach of the year – Jonelle Quane, Sumner SLSC Official of the year – Mike Smith, Taylors Mistake SLSC Sportsperson of the year – Louis Clark, Taylors Mistake SLSC Te Onepoto award for junior coaching – Boetie Koekemoer, Sumner SLSC SPORT Lifeguard of the year – Dean Le Warne, North Beach SLSC Instructor of the year – Kate Suter, Sumner SLSC Volunteer of the year – Tom Denman, Sumner SLSC Rookie of the year – Hayley Reid, New Brighton SLSC and Agatha Weston, Taylors Mistake SLSC The Allan Lee top beach team – South Brighton SLSC open men’s double ski The Leon Peters top craft team – Waimairi SLSC open men’s and women’s canoe teams • By Matt Slaughter THE CULTURAL diversity of Linwood College will be on show on Friday. Students will take part in the school’s annual Festival of Nations with pupils from about 10 primary schools invited to watch on. Linwood College English language learners and international students head of department Christa White said the event would show off a number of different cultures and improve understanding of these cultures. Bringing people together would be particularly beneficial for the Linwood community, which had been left shaken after the March 15 mosque shootings at Linwood Islamic Centre and Al Noor Mosque on Deans Ave, said Mrs White. “Because of March 15, we’ve SCHOOLS DIVERSITY: Linwood College students march in a parade at last year’s Festival of Nations. Showcasing culture invited more of the community,” she said. This was about “giving them some space to just be together in happier circumstances.” Mrs White said about 850 people from more than 50 nationalities were expected. Traditional performances from students from countries including the Philippines, India, Samoa, Tonga and China, she said. The day would begin at 12.30pm with students and pupils marching in a parade alongside the flags of the countries they identified with. There would also be a wide range of food from different countries to sample. Christchurch East MP Poto Williams, Port Hills MP Ruth Dyson and city councillor Jimmy Chen have also been invited. School’s not for everyone! IS SCHOOL NOT WORKING FOR YOUR TEEN? for more info, TXT ‘STUDY’ TO: 027 557 8839 www. STUDY WITH US .co.nz Ultimate Security digital media (career decider for youth) Business Admin Early Childhood Web & Software ENROL NOW! GAIN NCEA CREDITS www.trainme.org.nz www.vision.ac.nz *conditions apply 50 Hazeldean Road, Addington | hello@vision.ac.nz www.studywithus.co.nz | 0800 834 834
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