Selwyn Times: May 29, 2019

WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2019

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Sports hub and

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Long ban after player

punched, strangled

‘He wanted

to do some

damage’

• By Sophie Cornish

A FOUR year-plus ban has been

handed down to a lower grade

rugby player for strangling an

opposition player until he was

blue in the face.

Rolleston division two centre

Kerry Ilalio has been suspended

for 60 playing weeks over the

incident during a match against

Prebbleton at Rolleston on March

18.

The ban amounts to between

four and five years.

Ilalio appeared before an

Ellesmere Rugby Sub Union

judicial panel last week, where he

was given his penalty.

He was charged with strangling

around the neck.

Sub union chairman

Chris Thornley said Ilalio was

only playing his second game

back after another suspension,

which had carried over from last

season.

•Turn to page 4

BANNED: Kerry Ilalio (with ball) was suspended for 60 matches for strangling Prebbleton’s Simon Lancaster (above).

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ELLESMERE RUGBY bosses must be

commended for their strong stand over the

appalling incident in a lower grade match

(see page 1).

The ban handed down to Rolleston

division two player Kerry Ilalio should be a loud and clear

message this kind of act is not tolerated on the rugby field – or

any other sports field for that matter.

The consequences for the player on the end of the violence

could have been very serious indeed. It seems he wasn’t too far

from passing into unconsciousness.

Had that been the case, Ilalio might well have been facing a

different kind of court than the one he did.

Hopefully, our coverage makes others who want to step way

outside of the rules think again.

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For the first time in the combined country rugby competition,

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News

Rolleston Rotary club takes shape

Meeting to

discuss its

role tonight

• By Jess Gibson

THE WHEELS are in motion

to start a Rotary club in

Rolleston.

A group of Rotary members

have been working on the

establishment of the Rolleston

club due to the area’s increasing

population.

A meeting is set to be held at

7pm today in the district council

staff cafeteria for residents and

business owners to discuss what

they can do to get involved and

help the community.

Lincoln Rotary Club

president-elect Matthew

Sullivan said there are a number

of residents who have become

involved in other Rotary clubs

because there is no existing club

in Rolleston.

Mr Sullivan said seven people

have been working on getting

a club set up in Rolleston for

about two years.

Among the group is Mr

Sullivan, ex-district Rotary

governor Liz Courtney,

ROTARIANS: (Clockwise) Matthew Sullivan, Liz Courtney, Nick

Courtney and Bill Penno are part of a group working to start a

Rotary club in Rolleston.

incoming Rotary district

governor-elect Nick Courtney

and current Lincoln Rotary

president Bill Penno.

“There’s some pretty good

horsepower behind it,” said Mr

Sullivan.

He said the new club will

still stick to some of the

traditional rules of Rotary, but

it will mainly be up to its new

members to decide how it is

run.

“We are wanting the new

club to be unique. It might be

that it’s totally family-orientated

and just operates in the

weekends.”

“As Rotarians, we volunteer

our skills, talents and whatever

time we have available to make

a difference in our community.

By working together on local

projects, we meet new people,

network, socialise and have fun

together gaining the satisfaction

of giving back.”

No one has been appointed

to any roles within the planned

club, as positions will be decided

by new members as the group

takes shape.

•If you want to know

how you can get involved,

visit www.facebook.com/

events/486798271859096/

?active_tab=discussion, or

email Matthew Sullivan at

rollestonrotary@gmail.com

or phone 021 202 2068.

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Fire rages, homes at risk

ARSON INVESTIGATION

Police are investigating a

possible link between two

barn fires in Templeton

and Yaldhurst, which may

have been deliberately lit

over the weekend. Two

crews from Harewood and

Wigram and a tanker were

called to a fire at a barn

off Yaldhurst Rd about

6pm on Saturday. Two fire

crews from Rolleston and

Christchurch were then

called to another barn fire

on Old West Coast Rd about

6.52pm. No one was injured

in the fires and no other

properties were damaged.

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Firefighters were called to

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storage shed outside the

Leeston Takeaway last week.

The Leeston and Southbridge

brigades attended at 6pm last

Tuesday. Food waste stored

in paper sacks was burnt,

and the framework of the

shed was damaged. Leeston

chief fire officer Lloyd

Clausen wasn’t certain what

the cause of the fire was and

put it down to “spontaneous

combustion”. The fire

was extinguished in a few

minutes, he said.

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‘He punched me in the

privates and in the stomach’

•From page 1

The incident happened

just before halftime when

Ilalio tackled Prebbleton

second five-eighths Simon

Lancaster.

“I was carrying the ball

and he tackled me. He

punched me in the privates

and in the stomach,”

Lancaster told Selwyn

Times.

“I said to him ‘dude, no

need for that’ and then next

thing, all of the sudden,

he had his hands on my

neck. He grabbed my

Adam’s apple and started

going real hard at it. I saw

in his eyes that he wanted

to do some damage. I saw

stars. It wasn’t the nicest of

feelings,” he said.

The game continued

until the referee, Alan

Webber, noticed what

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Cashmere Rd (between

Kennedys Bush Rd and

the existing 50km/h zone

north of Hoon Hay Valley

Rd).

City council transport

operations manager Steffan

Thomas said evidence from

around New Zealand and

across the world reveals

that even small decreases

in the travelling speeds can

significantly increase the

was happening. Another

Prebbleton player, Dallas

Edens-Te Rito, came to

Lancaster’s aid and tackled

Ilalio off him.

Webber said he had never

witnessed anything like the

incident during a game but

declined to comment any

further.

Said Lancaster: “The next

day it was really hard to

swallow. I had a hand-print

of his hand around my

neck, which was all red.

They said I was blue when I

stood up. I couldn’t breathe

at all and I was seeing stars

at one point. I’ve never

experienced something like

that before,”

Lancaster played into the

second half before retiring

from the game because he

was struggling to breathe.

He said he would have

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survival rates of crashes

and result in fewer serious

injuries.

“Speed dictates what

happens when vehicles

crash into other cars and

into other vulnerable road

users,” he said.

Improving the safety

of the road network is a

critical issue for the city

council, he said.

The city council has been

reviewing the local road

network based on the New

Zealand Transport Agency

speed management guide

to ensure appropriate limits

are in place.

Consultation on the

proposed speed limit

changes is open until June

17. A final decision on any

changes will be made by

the city council following

recommendations from

the Halswell-Hornby-

Riccarton Community

Board after consideration

of a staff report.

liked to see a longer

punishment given to Ilalio.

Rolleston Rugby Football

Club president Paul

Frewen said yesterday the

club strongly condemned

the incident and fully

supported the judiciary and

the ruling it made.

“Violence is not

acceptable anytime, or

anywhere. This type

of behaviour is deeply

concerning and does not

reflect our values as a

club.”

Mr Frewen said “the

player” (Ilalio) had been

visited and offered support

and guidance.

But the club would not

support him if he decided

to appeal the ban.

Ilalio did not return

messages from Selwyn

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New cemetery and sports

hub on cards in Templeton

LAND IN Templeton may

be used to develop a new

cemetery and sports hub.

The Christchurch City

Council is investigating the

possibility of using about

100ha of land it at 173

Maddisons Rd for the new

site.

It is considering

using about

two-thirds of that

land for a cemetery

and zoning the

balance of it for the

development of a

sports hub.

“We are at the

early stages of our

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decisions on the future of

the land have been made

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“As a local authority,

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Burial and Cremation Act

to provide for community

burial needs. Most of

Christchurch’s existing

cemeteries are at, or

nearing, capacity so there

is a need for a new

cemetery,” he said.

“The land we

own at Templeton

has been identified

as a preferred

location for a

new cemetery for

several reasons.

It has reasonable

soils and is not

within a drinking water

protection zone so it is an

option we want to explore

further.”

Mr Rutledge said it is

v

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investigating

using land on

Maddisons Rd

for a sports

hub and

cemetery.

also assessing the city’s

long-term needs in relation

to outdoor sporting

facilities.

“We think there is a need

for a major sports park to

serve the south-west of the

city and Templeton has

been identified as an ideal

location,” he said.

“There is currently no

money allocated for the

development of a sports

park in that location but we

may look at zoning 30ha of

the land in Maddisons Rd

for such purposes so that

we can develop it in the

future.”

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would keep residents

informed of any upcoming

decisions and would

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Wednesday May 29 2019

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Canterbury leads NZ in police pursuits

Fire rages, homes at risk


POLICE PURSUIT numbers

in Canterbury remain high

compared to the rest of New

Zealand.

New data has revealed for

the first three months the year,

there were 145 fleeing driver

events in the Canterbury metro

area. This was 73 more than

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Ash Tabb

pursuits in the

Canterbury

metro area, 49 in

February and 34 in March.

If it continues at this rate, there

would be 580 pursuits in the

region this year, which would

be the highest number recorded

since 2009. There is no data

available before then.

Canterbury road policing

manager Inspector Ash Tabb

said there is no specific reason

for why the numbers are so high.

“Every incident is unique.

However, there does seem to

be a significant amount in

Canterbury. I don’t know if

CHASED: New police data shows there were 145 fleeing driver events in the Canterbury metro

area between January and March.

it’s one of those self-fulfilling

prophecies where there seems to

be a lot, and because there is a

lot, people think there is more.”

“There seems to be a mindset

that people run from the police

in Canterbury . . . it seems to be

an option people take up more,

rather than actually stopping. It’s

a concern because the risks are

huge.”

Not having a police helicopter

also plays a role, Inspector Tabb

said.

“When people know there

is a police helicopter, they

know there is less chance of

successfully fleeing. Maybe

people do think about that.

We did notice the resolution of

fleeing driver events when the

eagle helicopter was here was a

lot higher. People realise, you

can’t run from a helicopter.”

Police abandoned 112 of the

145 pursuits between January

and March. There were 17

crashes during this time as a

result of fleeing driver events and

three deaths.

Glen Mcallister, 16,

Craig Mcallister, 13, and

Brooklyn Taylor, 13, died

Fleeing driver

incidents by region for

January, February and

March

•Canterbury metro: 145

(area from south

of the Waimakariri

River to Governors Bay

and west to Hornby)

•Central Manawatu: 72

•Eastern Hawkes Bay:

58

•Counties Manukau

central: 52

Counties Manukau

south: 42

when the stolen vehicle they

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News

Stolen

puppy

found in

Halswell

A 13-WEEK-OLD bichon shih

tzu cross puppy stolen during a

house burglary in Burnham has

been found.

Little Spot was found

wandering in Halswell, and

taken to a vet where it was

picked up by its owner Leigh

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It was

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The

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burglary

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house on

May 9.

Camping

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planters, gardening tools and a

drill were taken.

Little Spot had been sold

prior to the burglary to an

Invercargill couple for $900.

Stars come out in West Melton

COSMIC DRAGONS, Matariki

and other sights from millions of

kilometres away will be seen in

West Melton next month.

As part of its Matariki

celebrations, the district

council is hosting an

astrophotography exhibition,

featuring 11 photographs

taken by photographers from

the Canterbury Astronomical

Society.

The exhibition, featuring

photos by Simon Lewis, Gary

Steel and Euan Mason, of

Canterbury University, will open

on Tuesday, June 4, for a month

at the West Melton Community

and Recreation Centre.

Although some of the

photographs have been

published in international

science journals, it will be the

first time the photographs have

been displayed together in a

public exhibition.

The exhibition is part of the

district council’s month of

Matariki celebrations.

With most of the photographs

taken in Selwyn, at Greendale or

the West Melton Observatory,

district council community

relations manager Denise

Kidd said the exhibition also

highlights the beauty of the night

sky as seen from many parts of

the district.

“Matariki is a celebration

based on the stars and Selwyn is

a great place to see the stars,” she

said.

“We want to show visitors what

can be seen here, and also to

encourage people in the district

to look up and enjoy the amazing

views we have here.”

The photographs include

pictures of Matariki and the

Orion constellation, as well as

nebulae of fascinating shapes

and colours, including an image

of a nebula in the constellation

Ara, which has been described as

the cosmic dragons.

As part of the celebrations,

Canterbury University associate

professor Karen Pollard will give

a talk on ‘The Secret Life of Stars’

and Dr Mason will speak about

the dark sky and the observatory

at West Melton.

The pair will be speaking from

COSMIC:

Dragons

appear to

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way across

the Ara

constellation.

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refractor

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Greendale

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7pm on Monday, June 10, at

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Walking in mum’s shoes

THE WHOLE family was

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A gall bladder removal.

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able to pick Vittoria up at

all while in recovery.

With me home all the

time, it’s no big drama, but

you try explaining the situation

to a one-year-old.

Laura could show bubs

her boo-boos all she likes,

it’s not going to sink in unless

there’s a baby-friendly

picture book on keyhole

surgery out there.

It’s pretty sad for me

seeing Vittoria reaching

up to her mummy and

crying to be picked up and

cuddled, Lord knows how

tough that is for Laura.

More cuddles for me I

guess.

She was off work

last week and took the

opportunity to come to

some of the baby activities

she’s missed out on.

In less surgical matters,

Vittoria took her first steps

in her mum’s shoes last

week.

Literally.

She’s started getting

interested in our shoes and

occasionally goes and grabs

us some to put on if we are

sitting on the couch. They

may or may not be a matching

pair.

Well, after a few sessions

playing shoe shop assistant,

she decided to try them

on herself. Her first go

on Sunday saw her walk

around the lounge in one

of Laura’s sneakers. Which

was on backwards.

One she took it to the

next level and wore Laura’s

Ugg boots. I helped her put

the second one on.

They were a bit harder to

walk in and she kept falling

over, until one fell off

and the other one turned

around backwards.

Then she could happily

walk around the lounge

until Laura needed her

slippers back.

VITTORIA

& Matt

ON THE MOVE:

Vittoria in her

mother’s Ugg

boots, falling

over is one of

the hazards

when wearing

adult shoes.

Did I help her? No, I just

took a video and laughed.

Parenting genius over here.

I fully expect we’ll be

seeing plenty of backwards

shoe walking now.

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Capping off Broomhall’s rugby career

• By Jacob Page

PREBBLETON’S Stephanie

Broomhall didn’t need a cap to

validate her international rugby

career – but it sure was “a nice

cherry on top.”

The former Christchurch,

Canterbury and New Zealand

representative, who won eight

caps for the Black Ferns and

scored 35 points, was presented

with her cap at a South Island

ceremony recognising past

women’s players to wear the

fern.

“I feel extremely privileged to

have travelled the world playing

the sport I love and to be given

all the amazing opportunities

I was given during my playing

days,” she said.

Broomhall (nee Mortimer) was

a winger and made her Black

Ferns debut in 2003. She was

named women’s player of the

year in 2004 and was a World

Cup winner in 2006.

Her brother-in-law is

former Canterbury No 8 Sam

Broomhall.

She said while rugby had an

amateur feel during most of

her career, she was extremely

grateful for the opportunities she

has been given.

“I think it’s great that

women’s rugby is getting to the

level it is now, but I take pride

in being part of the generation

of women’s players which paved

the way for the current girls,”

she said. “I remember being one

of the first three women to be

part of the Canterbury Rugby

Academy and that was a big deal

because we had gym access and

access to physios and dietitians

and other medical staff.”

She said it was great to share

the capping ceremony with her

family, especially her husband

and four sons.

Her three youngest boys

play rugby at Prebbleton after

the family moved to the area

10 years ago, and Broomhall

SPORT

CELEBRATION: New Zealand Rugby Board president Bill Osbourne with Stephanie Broomhall and former Black Ferns captain

Anna Richards at the Black Ferns capping ceremony in Christchurch. (Right) – Broomhall (nee Mortimer) played eight games for

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So close to a famous win over Christ’s

• By Jacob Page

A LONG-RANGE penalty kick

could have snatched a famous

victory for Lincoln Combined

over Christ’s College on Saturday

– but they had to settle for a

22-22 draw instead.

Lincoln Combined produced a

stirring second half to come back

from 19-5 down at halftime and

had a 50m penalty

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Tom

Hooper

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UC Championship heavyweight,

just seven days after Lincoln

Combined were beaten by lowly

Roncalli Combined in Timaru.

Coach Tom Hooper joked that

the roller-coaster nature of his

team was taking a toll.

“I may not make it to the end

of the season at this rate,” he

said.

Hooper said his team showed

better composure in the second

half, especially not to be

overawed by the occasion.

“I think we played with much

better shape and all-round

composure and that really

helped us find our patterns.”

He was thrilled with how his

forward pack went in all set piece

ALMOST: Lincoln Combined nearly pulled off a famous upset against Christ’s College in Darfield

on Saturday, but had to settle for a 22-22 draw.

areas, especially the scrums.

The result leaves Lincoln

Combined with one win, a draw

and two losses after four rounds

of the competition.

They will face Mid-Canterbury

Combined in Ashburton on

Saturday, which is another

potential banana-skin game

similar to Roncalli Combined.

“We have to learn from what

happened against Roncalli and

use this result against Christ’s to

push ourselves onwards in this

competition,” Hooper said.

“The result on Saturday

should give the boys plenty of

confidence that if they play their

way and not to the level of the

opposition that things will work

out.”

•Round 4 results

Marlborough Boys 47,

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Selwyn Times

2019/20 plan signals

Modern Māori Quartet headlining

Matariki Celebrations in Selwyn

major projects

Most Selwyn householders will have received a copy of the Council’s Annual Plan summary in

their letterbox recently.

The mini-booklet sets out the Council’s major projects for the 2019/20 year, along with information

on changes to rates from 1 July 2019.

Last year we consulted widely on our Long-Term Plan 2018–2028 (LTP), setting out our priorities

for our district’s services, facilities and infrastructure. Nearly one year into that programme, we’re

making good progress in meeting our targets.

Projects for the coming year are largely unchanged from what was proposed in the LTP, with

only minor adjustments to budgets and timing. As the proposed changes are not significant or

material, we will not be undertaking formal consultation on the plan this year.

There’s no significant change to the levels of rates increases which we signalled last year. As

forecast, the average rate rise across the district will be around 6% from 1 July 2019.

With our district population booming, we have a substantial workload of new projects ahead of us

to ensure our communities have the services and facilities they will need.

Major projects we’ll be working on in the coming year include Te Ara Ātea and the Rolleston town

centre upgrade including roading projects ($34 million), Foster Park indoor courts ($21 million),

Selwyn Aquatic Centre extension ($13.8 million) and the new Health Hub proposal ($15 million).

Major infrastructure projects include the Shands/Blakes Road intersection upgrade ($5 million)

and district-wide water quality improvements ($3.5 million).

Visitor promotions, events and our arts, culture and lifelong learning services will benefit from

continuing investment.

We’ll also continue to support our townships with initiatives such as playgrounds, cycleways,

reserve developments and recycling facilities.

The Annual Plan summary is also available from the Council offices or any Selwyn library, or online

at www.selwyn.govt.nz/annualplan. The full Annual Plan 2019/20 will be adopted by the Council in

June 2019.

KidsFest back for winter holidays

Bookings are opening next week for KidsFest.

The popular holiday programme is returning to Selwyn these July school holidays and bookings will be

open on Tuesday 4 June.

Council’s Sport, Recreation and Wellbeing manager Dave Tippett encourages people to book their

children in early for their preferred events as they often book out quickly.

“We’ve got a wide mix of events this year with new activities and favourites from last year. Elgregoe

the Magician will be bringing his new show Amaze, and there’s a Navigational Rampage mixing

rogain and orienteering.

“We’ve also got Hip Hop classes and Sport Suzie’s Super Silly

Circus Show coming back, along with popular events such as the

High Ropes Challenge, Discomanias and Selwyn Kids’ Market.”

The Selwyn Aquatic Centre will be breaking out its big inflatables,

paddle boats and inflatable toys and there will also be activities at the

Selwyn Libraries such as Map Making Workshops, Makerstations,

House of Bricks, Intaglio Printing and other craft activites.

KidsFest has been delighting children in Selwyn, Christchurch and

Waimakariri for over 25 years and families can attend events run in

any of the three areas.

Some KidsFest events are free and others are available at low cost.

Booking is required for some events.

For information on events and bookings visit kidsfest.co.nz, or pick

up a KidsFest booklet from a Selwyn Library, the Lincoln Event

Centre, Rolleston Community Centre or Selwyn Aquatic Centre.

Music and story will be at the heart of Matariki celebrations in Selwyn.

Matariki is the traditional Māori new year celebration, observed in

June. It is a time for whānau to come together, to remember those

who have passed away in the last year and to celebrate the dawn

of a new mahinga kai (food and natural resource) season. With the

kūmara recently harvested it was also a time of feasting, celebrating

and wānanga (learning).

For Ngāi Te Ruahikihiki, the local people of Taumutu, the kūmara

harvest is even more significant as Taumutu is the southernmost

point where kūmara was grown in Aotearoa New Zealand.

The highlight of this year’s Matariki celebrations, organised by the

Council, will be a concert with the Modern Māori Quartet (MMQ) on

Saturday 15 June. The quartet bring a modern take on a long history

of Māori showbands, mixing acting, pop music and traditional waiata

with a good dose of tongue-in-cheek Māori humour, charm and

charisma to tell Kiwi stories in a unique way.

MMQ will be preceded by up and coming local bands with ties to Te

Taumutu Rūnanga.

Over the month there will also be story times, weaving workshops

and other crafts at the Selwyn Libraries, along with an evening talk

on the Secret Life of the Stars at Lincoln Event Centre.

An astrophotography exhibition will be hosted at West Melton

Community and Recreation Centre, with photos of the night sky

taken by the members of the Canterbury Astronomical Society.

The concert with the Modern Māori Quartet will be held at the

Lincoln Event Centre, 7–9pm, Saturday 15 June. Tickets $30 per

person, book at bit.ly/maoriquartet.

For a full list of Matariki activities in Selwyn visit selwyn.govt.nz/

matariki, or pick up a brochure from your local Selwyn library or

community centre.

Awards to recognise community

‘heroes’ in Malvern

The Malvern Community Board will honour local community heroes

in its Community Services Awards.

Nominations are now open for the 2019 awards, which will be

presented at a special event in August.

“There are so many volunteers and individuals who are doing

outstanding work in Malvern,” says Community Board chairperson

Jenny Gallagher. “These are our community heroes – it’s great to be

able to tell their stories to the wider community, and recognise the

time, effort and resources they give.

“If you know of anyone who’s deserving of recognition for

their outstanding voluntary service to the community, please

nominate them.”

The awards recognise several categories of voluntary service

including recreation, youth activities, aged, welfare, educational

service, cultural, religious and community affairs.

Nominees for the awards may be giving voluntary service as a

resident of the Malvern Community Board area, or a non-resident

person who performs their service for the benefit of the area, or a

resident who performs their service outside this community.

Nominations are invited from organisations, associations, societies,

clubs or individuals. Forms and guidelines are available from the

Darfield Library and Service Centre or online from the Council

website at selwyn.govt.nz/malvernawards.

Nominations close on 5 July 2019 with the Secretary of the Malvern

Community Board.

Council Call

Selwyn District Council

Norman Kirk Drive, Rolleston

Ph 347 2800 or 318 8338

Rolleston Library

Rolleston Drive, Rolleston

Ph 347 2880

Darfield Library & Service Centre

1 South Terrace, Darfield

Ph 318 8338 or 347 2780

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Wednesday May 29 2019 15

Notices

APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR

GANSU FELLOWSHIP

Applications have opened for

the annual Gansu Sister Cities

Fellowship programme to

promote a mutual understanding

and friendship between Gansu

and New Zealand.

The fellowship runs from 20

August to 20 September.

Delegates will be based

in Lanzhou and have the

opportunity to study Chinese

history, culture, political system,

tourism, technology and

economic development, plus

agriculture and sister city works.

Applicants must be between

22 and under 50 years of age.

The fellowship programme

pays for international air fares,

accommodation and local

transport, plus an allowance.

Delegates pay for their own

food, travel insurance, medical

expenses and internet.To apply

email Bernadette.Ryan@selwyn.

govt.nz. Applications close on

Friday 31 May 2019 at 9am.

Interviews Tuesday 4 June

DOG MICROCHIPPING

If your dog was first registered

after 30 June 2006 and is not a

working dog, the law requires

him or her to be microchipped.

A clinic will be held on Friday

7 June at the following places:

Rolleston 9–9.30am, Lincoln

10.15–10.45am, Leeston

11.30am–12pm, Darfield

12.45–1.15pm. Microchipping

will not take place if wet. If you

have any questions regarding

microchipping, please contact

Tracey Wheeler on 347 2800.

APPLICATIONS OPENING

FOR HERITAGE FUND 2019

The Heritage Fund 2019 will

be open for applications next

month. Applications will be

accepted from Wednesday 5

June and close on Wednesday

17 July 2019.

The fund aims to encourage

and assist owners to maintain

and enhance heritage buildings

and with work required on

protected trees. It is open to

residents and ratepayers of the

Selwyn district. Priority is given

to buildings, trees and items

listed as ‘heritage’ under the

Selwyn District Plan. For more

information and to download an

application form, go to selwyn.

govt.nz/heritagefund2019,

or contact us: heritagefund@

selwyn.govt.nz.

Late applications will not be

accepted.

SELWYN CENTRAL

COMMUNITY CARE TRUST

AGM

Selwyn Central Community

Care Trust will be holding its

Annual General Meeting at

7.15pm Monday 10 June in the

meeting room at the Boulevard

Retirement Village, 200 Dunns

Crossing Road. All welcome.

Selwyn Events

WEDNESDAY

29

MAY

THURSDAY

30

MAY

Let’s Talk Dyslexia with

Katie Lumsden

Lincoln Library, 6–7.30pm

Looking for some help to get your

child into reading? This talk gives an

introduction on the specific ways that

public libraries can help children with

dyslexia and their family identify some

books worth trying so that every child

can become a reader.

Confident Drivers Course

Darfield Recreation Centre,

9.30am–3pm

Offering a refresher of the current

road rules for over 60s. For more

information and to book contact Age

Concern on (03) 366 0903.

Meetings

Public Forums: Council,

Community Board and local

committee meetings are open

to the public. Time is available at

the start of meetings for people

to speak on matters of concern.

Please notify Bernadette Ryan

or your local committee at least

three days before the meeting.

Township, Hall and Reserve

Committees: To list or make

changes to meeting details, email

meeting.changes@selwyn.govt.

nz or phone 347 2800 or 318

8338 by 9am Wednesday the

week before publication.

COUNCIL & COMMUNITY

BOARD

Unless otherwise stated all of

these meetings will be held at the

Rolleston Council Building.

Selwyn Waihora Zone

Committee

Tue 4 Jun 1.30pm

Glentunnel Community Hall

Property Committee

Wed 5 Jun 10am

Audit and Risk Subcommittee

Wed 5 Jun 1pm

Council meeting

Wed 12 Jun 1pm

District Plan Review Committee

Wed 12 Jun 9am

ON THE

ROADS

DISTRICT COMMITTEE

MEETINGS

Coalgate/Glentunnel Reserve

Management Committee

Tue 4 Jun 7.30pm

Coalgate Fire Station

Coalgate Township Committee

Tue 28 May 7.30pm

Coalgate Fire Station

Darfield Recreation

and Community Centre


Tue 4 Jun 7.30pm

Darfield Recreation and

Community Centre

Doyleston Community

Committee

Wed 5 Jun 7.30pm

Doyleston Hall, Osborne Park

Greendale Recreation Reserve

Committee

Tue 28 May 8pm

Greendale Sports Pavilion

Hororata Citizens Committee

Tue 28 May 7.30pm, Hororata Hall

Hororata Reserve Management

Committee

Wed 5 Jun 7.30pm, Hororata Hall

Kirwee Recreation Reserve


Mon 10 Jun 7.30pm

Sports Pavilion, Kirwee

Recreation Reserve

Council services on Queen’s Birthday

Leeston Community Committee

Mon 10 Jun 7.30pm

Leeston Library Community Room

Lincoln Community Committee

Mon 10 Jun 7pm

Lincoln Event Centre,

Fitzgerald Room

Southbridge Advisory

Committee

Mon 10 Jun 7pm

Southbridge Hall Meeting Room

Springston Hall Committee

Fri 31 May 7.30pm

Springston Hall

Tai Tapu Community

Association

Wed 5 Jun 7.30pm

Otahuna Lounge, Tai Tapu

Community Centre

Waihora Park Reserve

Committee

Tue 4 Jun 7.30pm

Waihora Bowling Club, Park

Road, Motukarara

West Melton Districts Residents

Association

Wed 12 Jun 7.30pm

West Melton Community and

Recreation Centre

Whitecliffs Township and

Domain Committee

Mon 10 Jun 7.30pm

Glentunnel Hall

On Monday 3 June, some Council services are affected due to the Queen’s Birthday public holiday.

Selwyn District Libraries and the Council’s Rolleston Headquarters will be closed for the day. The

Rolleston Community Centre, Lincoln Event Centre and West Melton Community and Recreation

Centre will also be closed.

Rubbish and recycling will be collected as normal. Pines Resource Recovery Park will be open from

9am–4pm.

The Selwyn Aquatic Centre will be open from 8am–8pm.

For any Council enquiries contact 347 2800.

On the roads this week

Repairs will be carried out on Selwyn Road on Wednesday 29 May. Traffic

management will be in place at this time. Footpath construction will be taking place

on Hasendene Drive from Kilkenny Street to Foxford Drive, on Kildare Terrace from

Gerald Street to North Belt, on South Belt from Robert Street to Kildare Terrace,

on Railway Terrace from Elizabeth Street to Albert Street, and on North Terrace

from Currie Street to Mcilraith Street until Friday 31 May. There will be a partial

road closure at the intersection of Gerald Street and Springs Road 7pm–6am from

Tuesday 4 June to Saturday 8 June. Traffic management will be in place at this time.

FRIDAY

31

MAY

SATURDAY

1JUNE

SUNDAY

2JUNE

SUNDAY

2JUNE

FROM

4 JUNE

– 4 JULY

Nature Refined

Selwyn Gallery, Darfield, 6pm

The opening of a new exhibition,

Nature Refined, by Painters David

Ellena and Arna Marshall and Darfieldbased

glass artist, Lorraine Natusch.

Drinks and nibbles supplied.

Matariki

Darfield Library, 10am–4pm

Kicking off the district’s Matariki

celebrations, head into the library

for a Matariki story time and shared

kai at 10.30am, enjoy a weaving

workshop with Ngāi Tahu artists from

11am-2pm, have fun at the creative

activity station or just stop in to see

the stars projected in the library.

Mahoe Reserve

Working Bee

Mahoe Reserve, Lincoln, 2pm

Join the community for an afternoon

of working together to look after the

reserve. For more information see

Eventbrite or contact Sue on 021 100

1009 or mahoereserve@gmail.com

Sewing Sunday

Lincoln Library 10.30am–12.30pm

Do you have a growing pile of clothes

needing mending? Would you like

to make your own alterations? This

session will give demonstrations on

how to do common alterations and

repairs, along with expert advice on

how to repair your garments.

Matariki photography

exhibition

West Melton Community and

Recreation Centre, opening hours

See some amazing photographs of

the night sky from members of the

Canterbury Astronomical Society.

For information on listing a community event visit

www.selwyn.govt.nz/councilcall

Leeston Library & Service Centre

19 Messines Street, Leeston

Ph 347 2871

Lincoln Library & Service Centre

Gerald Street, Lincoln

Ph 347 2876

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SELWYN TIMES

Ellesmere teams

exit country comp

PROMISING: Lincoln utility Ben Clare scored an early try but it

wasn’t enough as his team bowed out of the country combined

rugby competition on Saturday. PHOTO: KAREN CASEY

• By Jacob Page

FOR THE first time in the

combined country rugby

competition, there will be no

Ellesmere teams in the final on

Saturday.

Both Lincoln and Springston

were unable to win their

semi-finals on the road over

the weekend, which means

Glenmark-Cheviot will play

Southern in the decider on

Saturday.

Glenmark-Cheviot easily

accounted for Springston 49-7 at

Omihi, while Southern overcame

a 15-5 halftime deficit to beat

Lincoln 36-23 at Hinds.

Lincoln co-coach Kris

Partridge said Southern

overwhelmed them in the last

20min, which blew-out the final

score.

“We led 18-17 with about

20min to go but Southern played

really smart footy in the second

half,” he said.

A Brad Mavor penalty was the

last time Lincoln was in the lead

as Southern, which are vying

for their first title, piled on three

unanswered tries to seal the

game.

“They controlled the ball

and kept asking us questions

defensively and eventually broke

through our line.”

Players make Canty wider training squad

Five Ellesmere players

have also been named

in the Canterbury provincial

wider training squad.

Waihora playmaker Harry

Kirk, along with Springston

duo Cameron Powell and

Partridge said he felt like

halftime came at an inconvenient

moment for them.

“I felt like we were all over

them in the first half and then

the break came and that was just

poor timing, it wasn’t what we

needed and it gave them a chance

to re-group really well,” he said.

“At the end of the day, the boys

did everything they could and we

gave ourselves a chance to win,

but Southern played really well

when it counted.”

Meanwhile, Springston were

simply no match for Glenmark-

Cheviot. Their attack kept the

scoreboard ticking over and their

resolute defence held firm.

Glenmark-Cheviot will play for

their first combined country title

since 2010 in the final.

In the other matches,

Prebbleton outlasted Waihora 30-

27 to earn fifth spot, and Darfield

managed seventh after a 50-31

win over Burnham-Dunsandel-

Sam Cottam, and the

Prebbleton combo of Tim

Murgatroyd and Tom Brand

made the cut.

The national provincial

competition starts on

August 8.

Irwell.

Southbridge beat Saracens 53-

33 to finish ninth. West Melton

beat Rolleston 15-0 to finish 19th,

while Hornby were left with the

wooden spoon after a 28-19 loss

to Ashley.

The Ellesmere competition will

start on June 8.

Results:

•Combined Country semifinals:

Glenmark-Cheviot 49,

Springston 7; Southern 36,

Lincoln 23.

•Fifth to eighth: Prebbleton

30, Waihora 27; Darfield 50,

BDI 31.

•Ninth to 12th: Southbridge

56, Saracens 33; Rakaia 40,

Celtic 24.

•13th to 16th: Kaiapoi 17,

Methven 12; Oxford 43,

Hampstead 7,

17th to 22nd: Ohoka 34,

Hurunui 12; West Melton

15, Rolleston 0; Ashley 28,

Hornby 19.

Rams stay top of metro rugby table after thrashing University

Jim Doyle reports on

Lincoln University’s

performance against

University

LINCOLN University stayed

at the top of the metro premier

rugby competition beside

Christchurch after an 11-try

63-8 win over bottom-placed

University at Ilam on Saturday.

University weren’t that bad.

They had all the ball for several

minutes at the start and looked

100%

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promising in their use of it.

Then Antonio Shalfoon

crashed over for the Rams after a

sharp break by Luke Donaldson

and the points just kept piling up

for the visitors.

University did get a try

heading into the last quarter

through right-wing Josh

Corrigan, who showed a lot of

talent.

But they couldn’t make a real

impression against Lincoln Uni,

which rested, or partly rested,

some frontline players.

It came down to no-contest

scrums in the final few minutes

as University ran out of frontrow

options.

Shalfoon had some big

moments carrying the ball for

the Rams, and Donaldson put on

a top display from halfback with

his delivery and sniping runs.

Callum Burrell was at his

rugged best from hooker until

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The Zimbabwean showed

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•Scorecard: Lincoln

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Southbridge A add to Lincoln A’s woes

POISE: Courtney Haberfield

lofts the ball into the attacking

circle.

• By Jacob Page

SOUTHBRIDGE A took a

big step towards staying in the

Selwyn premier netball grade

after a 62-56 win over Lincoln A

on Saturday.

With netball returning after

a week off due to outdoor court

safety concerns, Southbridge

outlasted their youthful

opponents at the Lincoln Event

Centre. Lincoln will now battle

Prebbleton to stay in the top

grade after round one ends.

Southbridge netball coach

Sarah Ormandy said her team

clicked in the first quarter and

built a lead which they were able

to maintain.

“Everything worked from

the first quarter,” she said. “The

shots were going in and we got

defensive rebounds, which isn’t

always easy against Lincoln.

Hopefully the win will help

the team play with a bit more

freedom now that they have the

win.”

Lincoln coach Dawn Dalley

said her team showed patches of

strong play but were inconsistent

at crucial times. “Our mid-court

performed well but our attackend

struggled in the first half

in particular, and we need to

work on our distance because we

were giving away too many soft

penalties. We are still chasing

that 60min performance.”

Dalley lamented the stop-start

nature of the competition so far,

with no games being played over

Queen’s Birthday weekend.

“It’s just made it tough to find a

rhythm so far,” Dalley said.

In the other matches, a

semi-final rematch from last

year saw Greenpark A beat

Greenpark B 61-47 to underline

their credentials. Broadfield A

continued their unbeaten season

with a comfortable 57-38 win

over Prebbleton

Round three results

Greenpark A 61, Greenpark

B 47, Southbridge 62, Lincoln

A 56, Broadfield A 57,

Prebbleton 38.

Points: Greenpark A 12,

Broadfield A 12, Greenpark B

8, Southbridge 5, Lincoln A 1,

Prebbleton A 0.

COMPOSURE:

Melissa Banks tries

to block Megan

McIntyre.

CONTEST: Lincoln A’s Isla

Mckillop and Fiona Sutherland

battle for the ball.

(Below) – Leesa

Anderson leaps to

catch the ball.

PRESSURE: Southbridge A goal keep Kath Cochrane tries to

distract Lincoln A goal shoot Hannah Wilson.

(Below) – Shannon Corbett looks to get the ball up the court.

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Winging his way to a life in England

• By Gordon Findlater

SCOTT Hamilton’s versatility

as a Crusaders’ outside back

has helped in his current life as

a player/coach and director of

rugby in England.

Hamilton played 61 matches

for the Crusaders between

2003 and 2008, scoring 21 tries.

Now, more than 10 years since

he last ran onto the field in red

and black, he has hung up his

boots for the final time at the

age of 39, playing his last game

for the Hinckley Rugby Club in

Leicestershire.

Hamilton got his first taste of

rugby with Glenmark in North

Canterbury before he became a

boarder at Christchurch Boys’

High. He is part of a unique club

of players who went on to play

for the All Blacks, but failed to

gain a spot in the CBHS first XV.

“I never had much confidence

as a kid, so I was happy just to be

part of the team . . . it’s actually

the best thing that could have

happened to me to be honest,

because instead of being an

average player in the best team,

I became a good player in an

average team,” he said.

Following high school,

Hamilton studied at Lincoln

University and played for the

Lincoln Rugby Football Club in

the Ellesmere competition before

returning to Glenmark.

At 21, he had a brief stint

playing for a club in the United

States. When he returned, he

was surprisingly unable to gain

selection in the Canterbury

Country team. However, an

injury to another player saw

him called into the team at late

notice, which ended up being a

springboard for the rest of his

career.

“The Canterbury selector came

out to watch and I happened

to have a great game. I think

I scored three tries and all of

a sudden, I found myself in

the Canterbury set-up,” said

Hamilton.

He played a handful of games

for Canterbury in the 2002 NPC

before being pushed back to

Canterbury B after the return of

a number of All Blacks. However,

he received a phone call at the

end of the season from Robbie

Deans asking him to be part of

the Crusaders.

“In about four months, I went

from not being good enough

to cracking the Canterbury

Country team to being selected

for the Crusaders,” he said.

Hamilton says he was totally

out of his depth when he first

joined the Crusaders in 2003.

“I was a bit of a simple

country boy. The car park at

training would be full of Ford

Falcons because of the amount

of All Blacks we had . . . I was

driving a lovely little threedoor

Ford Laser I got from my

grandmother,” said Hamilton.

“I was always meaning to

take a photo of it in the car park

because it certainly stood out

like a sore thumb.”

Hamilton wasn’t expecting to

play in his first season with the

Crusaders. However an injury

to Ben Blair saw him start one

match at fullback and make 10

appearances from the bench.

In 2005, he scored eight tries

in as many appearances, which

saw him make two All Blacks

appearances later in the year.

While with the Crusaders,

Hamilton shared a flat with

Dan Carter before living with

Campbell Johnstone and Kevin

O’Neill.

“Campbell had a large phobia

of vegetables, so we would

regularly pop down to the

Mad Butcher on a Sunday and

he would have his favourite,

which was a meat medley of

three different meats and a

few potatoes on the side,” said

Hamilton.

He was also on the scene in

the early days when Johnstone

and Cory Flynn owned the Fitz

Sports Bar on Fitzgerald Ave.

“We certainly had our fair

share of good nights in the Fitz

. . . I do remember one time after

we won the final, (Johnstone)

slipped over and smacked his

head on the trophy.”

A career highlight – which

•Great players have come and gone from the Crusaders over

the years. From today until the end of the season, Selwyn Times

catches up with some of them.

WORKHORSE: Scott Hamilton scored 21 tries in 61 games for

the Crusaders in the 2000s. He has only recently hung up his

boots, playing his last game for Hinckley in the fourth-tier of

English rugby.

Hamilton also describes as one

of his biggest disappointments

– came in the in 2008/09 season

when he almost accomplished

somewhat of a Northern and

Southern hemisphere grand

slam.

In his final season in New

Zealand, he won the Super

Rugby title with the Crusaders

and the NPC title with

Canterbury. He then arrived

at Leicester to help them win

the premiership in England.

However, Leicester fell in the

final of the European Cup

the same season, which saw

Hamilton fall one short of

what would have been four

consecutive major titles in the

space of 12 months.

Hamilton played seven seasons

and scored 35 tries for Leicester

before taking up a player/coach

role at third-tier English club

Coventry.

“I didn’t want to stop playing,

that’s why the player/coach thing

was great,” he said.

He guided the side to a midtable

finish before taking up the

player/coach role at Hinckley

in the fourth-tier of English

rugby. He has also recently been

appointed as director of rugby at

the club.

Surprisingly, Hamilton played

his final competitive match in

April, which was Hinckley’s last

game of the season.

Outside of rugby, Hamilton is

an account manager at G4S – a

British multinational security

services company.

“We’ve got secure vans, which

go around businesses and collect

cash and take it to the bank,” he

said.

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Proof diesel is still a viable option

Motoring

Ross Kiddie

I HAVEN’T quite worked out

why New Zealand buyers shy

away from diesel-powered cars.

There are many reasons why

diesel power is preferable, and if

you take into account that most

of the market leading sellers here

are diesel-fed, notably double-cab

utility vehicles, then I’m lost to

explain why that popularity hasn’t

channelled to diesel cars and

SUVs, particularly cars – sedans

and coupes.

Many of the mainstream

manufacturers are downsizing the

diesel line-up, however, many of

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vehicles, and if the Mercedes-

Benz C220d is anything to go by

I can see why it is incorporated

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mix.

The C220d has a 2-litre

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It is rated with 143kW and

400Nm power outputs, that’s

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time of 6.9sec. The torque flow

is strong from almost nowhere,

and it delivers right through to

the top end of the mid-range.

That force delivers an immensely

satisfying driving feel, it is the feel

that I’ve described many times

in my columns and for anyone

contemplating buying diesel, it is

wonderful to feel from under the

accelerator pedal.

While it has that amazing

performance, the C220d also

has incredible fuel usage figures.

Mercedes-Benz claims an

amazing 4.7-litre per 100km

combined cycle average. That

equates to around 60mpg in

imperial terms, and if you are on

a long highway cruise it will sip

fuel at the rate of just 4.2l/100km

(67mpg) at 100km/h, the engine

just barely turning over at around

1200rpm.

I took the evaluation car on

my usual Malvern Hills loop

and enjoyed its freedom on the

open road, it steers beautifully

and provides all the satisfaction

you get from a rear-wheel-drive

car. Power is channelled in that

direction through a nine-speed

automatic gearbox.

The transmission is a stunner,

so smooth are the changes it’s

almost as if there are no changes

bar the needle shift on the

tachometer. Of course, there are

driver selectable steering-wheelmounted

paddles, but I never

used them a lot, far preferring

to let the gearbox do its own

thinking, the engine/transmission

combination never disappoints.

When pushed into a series

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and directional control.

Grip is high through sport

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tyres and with clever traction

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There are a series of corners,

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evaluating rear-wheel-drive cars,

and the C220d didn’t disappoint,

it lunges out of a corner apex with

the strength you can only get with

turbocharged diesel power, it is

infectious, and you also have the

• Price – Mercedes-Benz

C220d, $75,800

• Dimensions – Length,

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• Configuration – Fourcylinder,

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satisfaction of knowing that when

it comes time to slow for the next

corner, huge brakes take care of

slowing speed. The pedal feels

tight and solid underfoot.

The C220d is the epitome of

the sports sedan market, the

figures all stack up, and it feels

just so right to be in. At $75,800

I guess it has to have a lot on

MERCEDES-

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Performance

and economy.

offer, but you do get a lot of kit

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the quality within the way it is

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and convenience, then it is money

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If you are C-Class buyer yet still

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road user charges Kiwi diesel car

buyers have to face, bear in mind

the C-Class is an entire range from

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As much as I like the C63S with

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the diesel is the car for me, it

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fabulous mid-range grunt.

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MY PRIDE AND JOY

SELWYN TIMES

Bikers with a cause

Bikers with a cause sums up what the Tribal Nations

Motorcycle Club is all about; where members from around

Aotearoa New Zealand enjoy riding while supporting

causes which help the community.

In 2014, 18 keen motorcyclists (the originals) formed

the Tribal Nations Motorcycle Club in Waikato. It is now

a nationwide social motorcycle club with regional groups

managed by an Ambassador and committee.

The club holds organised rides around the country to

raise funds and spread awareness around issues like youth

suicide, domestic violence and mental illness with their

aim to make a difference. Members and other motorcyclists

participate with their mass presence on the road ensuring

their message of hope, anti-violence and support is not

missed.

Mike Pero and Allan Townsend.

Tribal Nations and other rides supported include

the: Ride of Respect (in honour of fallen and returned

servicemen and an RSA fundraiser – held nationwide

during ANZAC week); Green Ribbon R.A.T.S. (a teen

suicide awareness campaign and fundraiser for Riders

against Teenage Suicide); the White Ribbon Ride (against

domestic violence); and other rides for causes such as child

cancer.

Ambassador to Tribal Nations’ Te Turu (Canterbury)

region, Allan Townsend became involved after losing a

family member to suicide and experiencing the challenges

following such a traumatic life event. Allan and his wife,

Kerry organised a West Coast ride which had a strong

turn-out of riders. Allan and Kerry have since been

responsible for more events (independently and under the

Tribal Nations members: Lesa Clarke,

Mike King and Garry McLennan at the

Timaru Hope Walk.

Tribal Nations banner), including the AVIVA ride with

Mike Pero as main sponsor.

Together with Tribal Nations Te Turu members, Allan

and Kerry also participated in organising the R.A.T.S. ride

in March, which raised $4,500 for the charity Supporting

Families in Mental Illness.

Allan said on his second White Ribbon tour, which

circuits the South Island in 11 days, he spoke to school

groups about domestic violence.

“They’re a good bunch on the rides. Some have had

personal experience with the cause while others simply

want to help raise money for a good cause. I feel blessed

to have a wonderful family and happy life, which is why

I became involved in fundraising and sharing my own

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Allan is thankful for the support received from

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book on line at www.newlands.net.nz.

Specialists in Collision Repairs

From small dings to major repairs

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3 CARS

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3 SERVICING

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3 WHEEL ALIGNMENTS

3 BATTERIES

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3 CAMBELTS

AND MUCH

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Phone Simon on 347 7110 or Mobile 027 272 9213

• Two great locations

• Collision repair specialists

• Free loan cars and vans

• Insurance repairs, smash repairs, rust

repairs, fibreglassing

• From motorbikes to horse floats

• No job is too big or small

• Open most Saturday mornings for

customer convenience

BEFORE

BEFORE

AFTER AFTER

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Jones Road auto

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(Cnr Hoskyns & IPORT drive)

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$7.90 incl. GST

22


Gardening


SELWYN TIMES

Preparation, planting and pruning

THE WEATHER has cooled and

days are shorter, but there are still

tasks to be done in the garden, so

pop on your gumboots and get

stuck in.

Preparing your garden

Because plants draw nutrients

from the soil as they grow, as a

general rule you should incorporate

fresh compost into your

garden before planting out each

season. This improves soil structure,

provides important nutrients

and food for vital soil micro-organisms

and helps plants develop

strong healthy root systems.

Vege patch

Stagger plantings for regular

harvesting rather than having

your vegetables mature all at

once. Keep planting out seedlings

of broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower,

spinach and silverbeet. Seeds to

sow directly into the soil include;

broad beans, onions, peas, radish

and spinach. Autumn temperatures

can drop suddenly, wiping

out young plants. A forecast of 4

deg C or lower means you should

protect against frost. Use a frost

cloth (or old net curtains) over

the garden or re-purpose plastic

bottles, flower pots or jars and put

them upside down over individual

plants (remove any coverings in

the morning).

MAINTENANCE: May is the time to get your bulbs in the ground and tackle the pruning jobs when the trees have lost their leaves.

Rotate vege crops and every few

years “rest” parts of your garden

by sowing a ‘green crop.’ This

helps provide organic Nitrogen

naturally and protects beds over

winter. Sow common lupin and

mustard directly into the soil.

Once 30cm high (and before

flowering), pull up plants, chop

them up with a spade and dig

them back into the soil. Leave to

break down in the soil for six to

eight weeks before planting out.

Strawberries

Mound soil into rows and place

strawberry plants in the ground

approximately 15cm apart.

Mounding improves drainage

and allows the soil to warm up

quicker and maintain this warmth

throughout the growing period.

Flower garden

Some trusted winter flowering

annuals to plant include;

Alyssum, Aquilegia, Calendulas,

Cineraria, Cornflowers, Larkspur,

Pansies, Primulas, Stock, Violas

and wallflowers. Most perennials

are dormant this time of the year,

so it’s a good time to divide them

or move them to another part of

the garden. New seasonal perennials

are in garden centres so it’s a

great time for planting.

Fruit trees

Start pruning of pip and stone

fruit trees including apples,

apricots, nectarines, peaches and

plums. Ensure pruning shears/

secateurs or loppers are nice and

sharp and have been cleaned.

Spray pruned fruit trees with a

copper compound to help prevent

reinfection of fungal diseases in

spring.

Roses

Where leaves have fallen in

cooler areas, rose plants can be

pruned. Straight after pruning,

apply a clean-up spray of horticulture

oil and an application of

copper oxychloride (not at the

same time). Garden hygiene is

very important with roses so remove

any dead leaves or diseased

wood from the ground, but don’t

put them in the compost bin. Remove

them from the property as

they can harbour overwintering

fungal diseases and re-infect your

plants come spring.

Bulbs

This is the last month to get

bulbs in if you want colourful

blooms come springtime. Choose

a nice sunny well-drained site and

add in bulb mix. Avoid accidentally

digging up bulbs during

winter by labelling the area when

planting. Always check the bulbs

growing instructions and ensure

you plant them the right way up.

Garlic can also be planted this

month. Plant each clove 40mm

deep and 60mm apart.

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Our design skills extend also to large lifestyle

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At Evergreen Landscapes,

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Evergreen Nursery is our large tree and

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garden needs. If you prefer, we can do the

tasks of planting, composting and mulching

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Wednesday May 29 2019 23

PETS & PAWS

Helping your four-legged

friend look their doggie best

Diane Wheeler is a highly professional

groomer with over a decade of experience

and life-long love for dogs. Di’s K9

Grooming is a place where owners can feel

safe and supported, confident about leaving

their beloved pet in her experienced hands.

Di’s K9 Grooming offers everything your

four-legged friend needs to look their doggie

best, from a Full Groom to a Bath and Tidy.

Grooming is by appointment only but

walk-ins are fine if you are passing by. Di

is always happy to talk to pet owners and

discuss any concerns and queries they may

have.

Di is committed to providing a nurturing

and unique environment where your pet

will feel safe and happy. Check out Di’s K9

Grooming Facebook page, where alongside

photos of her gorgeous doggie clientele you

will find amusing posts and cute animal

videos.

A selection of knitting patterns are

available in store, so your dogs can feel

cosy and look adorable in the colder winter

months, which are just around the corner.

Di has the skills and experience to

teach. If you are interested in becoming a

Dog Groomer contact Di for details. Di’s

Grooming School will teach you to become

a professional. The course runs for six

months and graduates will gain a certificate

at the end.

Di will also train any dog owner who

wants to learn to groom their own dog in

their own home.

Di is a member of the NZ Dog

Groomers Association, which guarantees

accountability and consistent high standards

in the industry. She proud to be a local and

is a familiar face in Rolleston, where she has

lived for 15 years. She has seen many diverse

changes as the picturesque region has grown

and developed into the exciting place it is

today.

Di has over 12 years experience as a

groomer. She shut down briefly but has

recently started up again and is loving it. She

is passionate about serving the community

and committed to providing exceptional

customer service for the close-knit Rolleston

neighbourhood and surrounding areas.

For more information or to book your

dog in for a groom, contact Di on 027 431

1395 or email: diane.wxf@xtra.co.nz

DI’S

GROOMING

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BATH & TIDY

NAIL

CLIPPING

phone:

0274311395

Member of The NZ Dog

Groomers Association

K9

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

Fresh Quality PetFood

Your local vet right here in the heart of Selwyn!

Selwyn Vet Centre

is a modern, purpose-built totally

independent veterinary practice.

How can we help your precious pet? Call us today!

Phone: 03 347 7419 - Visit: 829 Jones Rd, Rolleston

Email: info@selwynvet.com - Web: www.selwynvet.com

Fresh or Frozen Cat &

Dog FooD & Mixes

• Beef Mince/steak • Chicken Mince • horse Mince/steak

• Veal, hoki, salmon, tripe • steak & Kidney

Also… Beef Offal, Fresh Bones, De-Hydrated products.

i kg Bagged Meats, 5kg Bags, 10kg Cartons, 500gram pottles

*All products are subject to availability and/or seasonal conditions.

nick’s Pet Foods

15 Michelle rd, Wigram

Ph 348 9439

text orders 027 210 1621

open hours:

Mon-Fri 8.30am to 5.00pm

sat 9.00am to 1.00pm

(Except public holidays)

We are

• Mobile

• Prompt

We provide

• Caring

• Reliable

• Full grooming and clipping

• Wash/dry

• Nail trimming

Your local professional

groomers, Jill & Sophie are

available now to book your

dog/s in for a pampering at

your own home.

Pet Boarding

dog grooming

doggy daycare

Dogs, Cats

Rabbits,

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www.jimsdogwash.co.nz

554 Jones Rd, Templeton

P: 03 347 8835 E: bunnylodge@xtra.co.nz

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SELWYN TIMES

Babytimes

Lincoln, Wednesday, 9.30-

10am, Rolleston, Thursday, 9.30-

10am

Share rhymes, stories and

songs that support your baby’s

early language development,

communication and social skills.

Please bring a blanket. Aimed at

newborns to one-year-olds, but

older siblings are welcome. Free.

Lincoln and Rolleston libraries

Teen Artspace: After School

Drop-in

Leeston, Wednesday,

4.30-6pm; Darfield, Tuesday,

4.30-6pm; Lincoln, Thursday,

4-5.30pm

Teens can participate in art

and craft activities and hang with

friends in a creative atmosphere.

Leeston, Lincoln and Darfield

libraries

Selwyn Speaker Series:

Let’s talk dyslexia with Katie

Lumsden

Wednesday, 6-7.30pm

This talk will give an

introduction to the specific

ways public libraries can help

children with dyslexia. It will

also show their family members

how to identify books which can

help every child become a reader.

Tea and coffee provided. No

Email anan.zaki@starmedia.kiwi by 5pm

each Wednesday

bookings required.

Lincoln Library

Confident Driver’s Course

Thursday, 9am-3pm

The district council and

Age Concern are offering

free refresher driving courses

throughout the district. For more

information and to book for the

next course in your area, phone

Age Concern on 366 0903. This

course is designed for all drivers

over the age of 60.

Darfield Recreation Centre

Board Games Club

Sunday, 1.30-3pm

Love board games? Go along

to the club to play a variety of

exciting games. Suitable for those

new to board games, as well as

regular players.

Rolleston Library

Adult Craft – Patchwork Plus

Monday, 10am-3pm

Go along and bring any craft

you wish and have a chat.

Leeston Library

Justice of the Peace Clinics

Rolleston, Monday, noon-1pm,

Lincoln, 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.

Rolleston Library

S.T.A.R.S

Tuesday, 4-5pm

Selwyn’s technology, art and

recreation sessions. Explore new

ideas and activities. Expand your

mind, create, and play.

Darfield Library

Lego Club

Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm

Have some fun with Lego,

led by experts from the House

of Bricks. Drop-in only, with

limited spaces, no bookings

taken. Recommended for

primary school-aged children.

Children under-eight must be

accompanied by an adult. Free.

Lincoln Library

Markets:

Darfield Market: Saturday,

9am-1pm, opposite Challenge

Darfield, South Tce.

Market@254: Saturday,

9.30am-1pm rain or shine, 254

Lawford Rd, West Melton.

Lincoln Farmers and Craft

Market: Saturday, 10am-1pm,

Gerald St.

Running groups:

Rolleston Road Runners:

Monday registration from

6.15pm for a 6.30pm start. 2.5km

and 5km options in Foster Park,

CARDS: Head

to the Lincoln

Library

card-making

session on

June 5, 10amnoon.

Learn

the basics of

card-making.

Kits for

making the

cards will be

provided at

each class for

a fee of $5

per class.

next to the gravel car park.

Lincoln Road Runners:

Tuesday registration from

5.40pm, starts at 6pm. 3km or

6km events. Starts outside Coffee

Culture on Gerald St.

Malvern Road Runners:

Tuesday registration, starts

at 5.45pm for a 6pm start.

3km and 6km options. Meet

at McHughs Plantation.

Ellesmere Road Runners:

Wednesday registration from

5.45pm, starts at 6pm. 3km

or 6km walk or run. Starts

from Leeston Physiotherapy.

Foster Park Run: Saturday

from 7.50am. Free weekly timed

5km run, jog or walk. Register at

www.parkrun.co.nz/foster

and don’t forget your barcode.

Starts at Foster Park in Rolleston.

LIVE MUSIC

THIS SATURDAY

7.30PM

IAN MAC

COMING UP

FRIDAY 14 JUNE

TICKETS $30 AT OFFICE

SATURDAY JULY 13

PINK FLOYD

TRIBUTE

Tickets $25

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CLUB

ph 03 349 9026

17 Carmen Rd, Hornby

www.hornbywmc.co.nz

Members, guests & affiliates welcome

FAMILY FRIENDLY DINING

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MEAL DEALS!

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Monday - Saturday 12pm - 2.30pm

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FAMILY FRIENDLY

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Two courses

Great Kids menu plus

designated play area.

$

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RESTAURANT & CAFÉ

Open daily from 6.30am - Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

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Full, ongoing training and

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HOME HOSTING

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We are looking for families to host

our international students for long

or short stays at Ellesmere College.

We need warm, friendly families to host

students and enjoy having another

member in their family. A payment to cover

your costs will apply.

For any families who live in Rolleston,

transport will be provided to and

from School.

Please contact our Homestay co-ordinator

Tracey McIlraith: Cell phone 027 200 0863

via email: tracy.mcilraith@xtra.co.nz or

homestaycoordinator@ellesmere.school.nz

Caravans, Motorhomes

& Traliers

CARAVAN Wanted to

buy. Up to $5000 cash

today 027 488-5284.

CARAVAN or POP TOP.

Wtd. Ph 027 3066544

TRAILER.

Briford or similar wtd. Ph

027 3066544

AUTO ELECTRICIAN

Ellesmere

Auto

Electrical

• Air Conditioning • Alternators

• Starter Motors • Wiring Repairs

• Diagnostics • Lighting • Batteries

Mobile Auto Electrician

022 644 9664

Farmlands Card Accepted

Childcare &

Domestic Help

ChildCare

Help

prebbleton

Help needed for a busy

stay at home Mum with

two children under two.

Ideally we seek a mature

experienced person, to

provide 3 hours of support

Mon-Fri 4.30-7.30pm and

on call. $20 per hour.

Role: Child care, bathing,

tidying, meal preparation,

sense of fun.

initial inquiry to

Kendall 021495884

Childcare &

Domestic Help

Childcare Help

Prebbleton

Help needed for a busy

stay at home Mum with

two children under two.

Ideally we seek a mature

experienced person, to

provide 3 hours of support

Mon-Fri 4.30-7.30pm

and on call. $20 per

hour. Role: Child care,

bathing, tidying, meal

preparation,sense of fun.

Initial inquiry to Kendall

021 495 884.

CARPET carpet/furnishings

/ FURNISHINGS

BinDing

Have your carpet

off-cuts bound

124 Halswell Junction Rd, Halswell

Phone 322 1103 Mobile 027 586 4830

Hours Mon - Fri 9.30am - 5.00pm

Firewood

DRY OM PINE.

6 cub metres $595.OM

Bluegum/OM Pine 50/50

mix $695. Ph 027 2977563

Di’s Carpet

Gardening & Supplies

Macrocarpa Sleepers

200x100

Ideal for

landscaping

1-5m

We cut to

length

SUPPLIES LIMITED

Phone

021 325 661

653 Ellesmere Road, Lincoln

www.macrocarpasupplies.co.nz

Gardening

& Supplies

ellesmere

lions

Pea straw

now available

We deliver:

Small bales $6

Medium squares

(equivalent of

10 small bales)

$50

Contact

alex Hayward

03 324 4094

Heating

Log Fires

Pellet Fires

Heat Pumps

Sales

Service

Installations

Free Quotes

03 343 1651

472 Blenheim Rd

www.heatstore.co.nz

Firewood

DRY OM PINE.

6 cub metres $595.OM

Bluegum/OM Pine 50/50

mix $695. Ph 027 2977563

Select Services

Full Site and

Lawn Preparation

Landscaping

Roll Out Lawn

Irrigation

Free QuoteS

Contact Scott

0800 4 GRASS or

03 347 5555

sprayongrass.co.nz

Select Services

Need a hand?

✤ Lawns & Edges

✤ Landscaping

✤ Gardening

✤ Hedge Trimming

✤ Handyman Jobs

✤ Casual or One Off

Phone Mike Lineton

022 341 8848

Your local

Selwyn District

GARDENER/

HANDYMAN

SHELTERBELT TRIMMING

Boundary

Trimming

Call Tony Dempsey

Phone 03 325 3256

Mobile 0274 323 943

Personals

Select Services

DRIVEWAYS

HARRIS

BULLDOZING LIMITED

• Driveways

• Car Parks

• Lifestyle Blocks

• Site Clearing

& General

Earthmoving

Mark 021 345 571

or Paul 021 705 996

Email harrisbull@xtra.co.nz

www.harrisbulldozing.co.nz

All Work Guaranteed

Please phone for a free quote

Hedge tRimming

& gaRden

maintenance

• Hedge Trimming

• Small Trees and Shrubs Topped,

Shaped or Removed

• Trenching and Digging Buckets

• Garden Maintenance

• Landscaping

• Cleanups Available

• Wood Splitter for Hire

JuSt Small

HedgeS

Stu Reid OWNER OPERATOR

Phone: (03) 325-4664 | Mobile: 021-500-519

hedgesandmore.co.nz

Trades & Services

No job to big or small.

Supply carpet, underlay and garage carpet.

Experienced in installing second hand carpet.

Carpet samples.

Free measure and quote!

Call David 0272319931

www.davidfarmercarpetlayer.co.nz

BUILDING REPAIRS

GIB STOPPING | FENCING

YARD CLEARING / CLEAN UP

SMALL DIGGER WORK

DRIVEWAYS & CONCRETE REPAIRS

RC MAINTENANCE

no job too small

Trades & Services

LTD

ROSS CHESTNUT

ROSS Owner CHESTNUT

/ Operator

Owner / Operator

021 969 654

021 969 654

ross@rcmaintenance.co.nz

ross@rcmaintenance.co.nz

PO Box 92010

PO Box 92010

Farringdon, Rolleston

Rolleston 7650

•Re Roofing

•Roof Repairs

•Spouting

Approved Age Concern provider

Over 30 years experience

Licensed Building Practitioner

BUILDING REPAIRS | GIBB STOPPING | YARD CLEARING / CLEAN UP

SMALL DIGGER WORK | FENCING | DRIVEWAYS & CONCRETE REPAIRS

N A BARRELL

ROOFING LTD

Ph: 349 9778 or 0275 389 415

Email: nabroofing@xtra.co.nz

NOW IN YOUR AREA!

• Refrigeration • Air Conditioning

• Electrical Contractors

- Diary Farm

Refrigeration

- Electrical

Contractors

- Refrigeration

Specialists

- Heat Pump

Air Conditioning

Installation &

Service

Rolleston

- Data Wiring

Phone 03 347 0204

Unit 8, 16 Izone Drive, Rolleston

DECORATORS

RE-ROOFING

need a new roof?

We can replace your old concrete tile,

deco tile or old corrugate roof.

We can also complete asbestos removal.

Free measure and quote.

For a quality job contact us.

New Paint • Repaints

Wallpapering • Fences

Repairs • Feature Walls

Floor & Roof Painting

Spray Painting

Light Commercial

Restoring Timber

Selwyn based but service the whole of Canterbury

www.andertondecorators.co.nz

www.facebook.com/andertondecorators

027 724 6846 027 PAINTIN

163 ShandS road, hornby | Ph: 03 349 8439

www.roofline.co.nz

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SELWYN TIMES


Trades & Services

Trades & Services

Trades & Services

GARAGE DOORS

To Let

RENT ME!

• Irrigation • Drainage • Driveways

• Auger Hole Drilling

• Land Clearing & Development

• Culvert Installation • Construction Site Works

• Tree & Hedge Removal • Concrete Breaker

Phone Mike: 027 272 8058 OR 03 324 4323 A/H

g.m.contracting@xtra.co.nz

www.gmcontracting.co.nz

TAI TAPU TYRES

53 Main Rd Tai Tapu

Ph. 03 329 6767

Will better any

other quoted price

Stockists of Kumho, Goodride and

Petlas Tyres, for all cars, 4WD, bikes,

tractors and trucks.

Driveways

SWAINS

KIWI KERB

(Since 2005)

Over 22 Years Experience

Quality

Workmanship

• Driveways

• Kerb &

Channel

• Garden Edging

Freephone: 0800 081 400

swainskiwikerb@gmail.com

Excavations

• Driveways

• Car Parks

• Site Cleaning

• Demolition

• Farm Tracks

• Drain Cleaning

• Stump & Hedge

Removal

• Ashpalt Concrete

Wide range

oF TruckS

Trades & Services

• Tennis Courts &

Swimming Pools

• Chip Seal Driveways

• Diggers – 2 Ton

up to 20 Ton

• Excavators

• Bobcat & Drilling

• For Posthole &

Fence hole

For a Free Quote

on your next project

Phone Steve on 021 338 247

or 325 7922

Free

QuoTe

Trades & Services

TRACTOR REPAIRS,

PARTS, SERVICING

Ferguson

Massey Ferguson

Most pre 90’s

tractors

Phone Mark

027 431 7259

enquiries@farmbits.co.nz

Non-Service Cremation $2,050

Commital service with cremation $3,950

Chapel service with cremation $6,500

Family burial service from $3,900

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The New Zealand Mounted

Rifles Charitable Trust president

Mark A pleton and member

Mike Donaldson t ok their

horses to the sch ol on Monday,

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THE ST Andrew’s Co lege big

band had extra incentive to

win a the National Youth Ja z

Competition – ba s player, Tom

Fastier, co lapsed and died the

to undertake work.

Cr East said there had b en

a “number of incidences” in

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Mr A pleton and Mr Donaldson

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in World War 1 uniforms while

their horses Tommy and Kruze

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to the Gr endale Recreation Reserve

Management Commi t e’s

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As a tribute to those who

served, members of the trust wi l

ride horseback to the service.

Mr A pleton said it was

important children were

educated on what soldiers

wen through during World

Cyclist’s helipad bid

Serious crash gives new

perspective on ride to hospital

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DEAN CALVERT (above)

returned from the United

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The band dedicated it se to

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to Cashmere High on March 27.

His death was po sibly related to

a medical event.

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ge ting closer than mos to

Joseph Parker in the build up

to his world heavyweigh title

unification fight with Anthony

Joshua in Cardiff.

• By Georgia O’Co nor-Harding

A CRACKDOWN on mobile

traders acro s the districts could

be l oming.

However, the public has li tle

interest in having input into the

i sue.

Only eight submi sions were

received for a potential bylaw

aimed at regulating commercial

activities in public places.

The district council wi l be

holding a hearing for the Public

Places Bylaw and Policy on Commercial

Activities and Events in

Public Places.

A hearing i scheduled to be

held on Thursday.

The bylaw comes as an increasing

number of mobile traders

are s eking to operate in Selwyn,

especia ly during the summer

months.

In the past year, the district

council has received five inquiries

about se ting up a mobile busine s

on private or public land.

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THE PAPANUI-I nes

Community Board has taken the

rare step of starting a petition

to figh the city council over

funding.

Signatures are being co lected

in a bid to get funding for a community

facility in Shirley.

It comes after the city council

removed funding for the centre

pla ned for Shirley Rd, near the

intersection with Hi ls Rd. This

was the site of the former community

centre, which was badly

damaged in the February 2,

20 1, earthquake.

The removal o funding

prompted community board

chairwoman Ali Jones to threaten

to stand down, citing it as her “die

in the ditch” project.

Ms Jone said the board’s role

is to represen the community,

and by gathering signatures from

residents, it was fulfi ling that

role.

“One of the roles of a community

board is to represent and act

as advocate for the interests of its

community and this is what we

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THE OWNERS of Sumner’s Cave

Rock Apartments ar expecting the

Earthquake Commi sion to sign-off

on a se tlement agr emen this w ek.

Body corporate chairman Mike

White said the group had gone

into mediation with IAG and EQC

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to the day after the February 2,

20 1, earthquake. However, they

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problem with them doing that.”

The apartment suffered damage

in the February and June, 20 1,

earthquakes and were demolished in

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has b en a proached in a bid to

fina ly repair the potholes in New

Brighton’s Hawke St car park.

repairing the potholes which are

a se sment southern Da ren

Handforth said it may be able to

take action under the Health and

Safety at Work Act 2015, “as a

person conducting a busine s or

Mr Handforth said WorkSafe

is aware of the concerns raised by

New Brighton surf club opts

and is engaging with the owner

responsibility to manage their

Different parts of the car park

wrote to them about its concerns

in the past has b en ge ting in

agr e to anything. “The board

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car park

the car park of people injuring

has b en quite amazing that we

haven’t had any serious a cidents

tri ping in those potholes and

doing themselve some damage.”

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SW ET SOUNDS: St Andrew’s Co lege year 12 students Lewis Edmond and Je na We ls performing a the 41st National Youth

New Zealand soldiers and horses l oked like in World War 1. Abi P oler,

5, sits on Kruze, alongside Mounted Rifles Charitable Trust president

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months for THE lengthy HALSWE w ekend L-Hornbyand

he was “rea ly proud” of practices.

how the team performed.

Mr Garth, who has b en a

international competition.

butcher for 14 years, said the and on the 2020 cha lenge.

New World Fe ry Rd butcher ity products and came away

Templeton.

“In two years’ time, we’ l be

passion for the job.

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ha py,” he said.

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ideas, it just brings that flair

Ireland.

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South Sharp Blacks team.

qua ry.

Board chairman Mike Mora

It was the firs time Mr Garth

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Mayor Lia ne Dalziel told going the back to try and win the

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• 4 Bedroom • 2 Bathroom • 3 Living • 2 Garage

Relax in your own private sanctuary and

residence of spacious, sun-filled proportions.

You’ll find the best of both worlds here with a

gorgeous 249m 2 home exuding quality design,

outstanding features and all on an enviable

1369m 2 of secluded and established grounds.

A large designer kitchen with polished concrete

top, and fabulous polished concrete flooring

taking you all the way to the gorgeous covered

alfresco space outdoors you’ll be well catered

for when entertaining guests or simply relaxing

with the family.

Located in the sought after Mayfair subdivision

and surrounded by quality homes on super-size

sections. With so many exciting extras, you

must come and check this one out!

Address: 5 Beaumont Drive, Rolleston

Sarah Yeates

Contact:

Mobile: 0274 472 719

Email: sarahy@pb.co.nz

Angela Hunt

Contact:

Mobile: 021 548 777

Email: angela@pb.co.nz

Open Home: Sun 2 June 3.00 - 3.30pm

Ray White Town & Lifestyle

sell more homes in Selwyn

than any other brand.

We live local. We support local. We love local.

Ray White Rolleston 347 9988 | Ray White West Melton 347 9933 | Ray White Lincoln 325 7299

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M-A

MATSON & ALLAN

REAL ESTATE LIMITED

‘The

Selwyn

Experts’

Residential

Lifestyle

Rural Property

Licensed REAA2008

ROLLESTON - 39 Othello Drive

IDYLLIC IN A PREMIUM LOCATION

• Quaint and idyllic setting

• Attractive and appealing home

• Three generous size bedrooms

• Master bedroom with WIR and ensuite

• Large open plan dining/living area

• Modern and light filled kitchen

• Well sited for the sun

• Private and well established section

• Double internal access garage

• Convenient central location

• Walking distance to amenities

OPEN HOME

Viewing: Sun 2.15pm - 2.45pm

Price: Neg Over $485,000

View: www.marealestate.co.nz/MA0568

NEw LISTINg

ROLLESTON - 3 Loeb Place

LUXE LIVING INDOORS AND OUT

• 220m 2 brick home on section

• Three double bedrooms, WIR, ensuite, bathroom

and separate toilet

• Sleek modern kitchen, WIP, quality appliances

and cabinetry

• Spacious open plan living with separate lounge

• Separate XL laundry, study nook

• Excellent indoor/outdoor flow, great outdoor

space

• Located in the much desired Levi Park

OPEN HOME

Viewing: Sun 2.30pm - 3.00pm

Asking Price: Neg over $619,000


Jackie Derrick Mb 027 636 3576

jackie@marealestate.co.nz

Jo Barrett Mb 021 859 006

jo@marealestate.co.nz

ROLLESTON - 79 Newman Road

THE ULTIMATE STYLISH STARTER

• Built in 2015

• The ultimate starter property

• Four bedrooms

• Ensuite

• Large open plan living area

• Reputable appliances

• Underfloor heating kitchen/bathroom

• Low maintenance and easy care

• Great location

• Good parking

Viewing: Sun 1.30pm – 2pm





OPEN HOME

ROLLESTON - 551 Springston

Rolleston Road

SMART LIVING + PARKING APLENTY

• 223m 2 brick home on 777m 2 section

• Four double bedrooms, main with WIR and ensuite

• Smart modern kitchen, WIP, quality appliances

• Spacious open plan living with separate lounge

• Family bathroom, separate toilet and laundry

• Ducted heat pump, TV and data ports throughout

• Great outdoor living, 67m 2 Kwila deck with

LED lighting

• Internal and external speakers

• Landscaped garden with irrigation

• Double internal access garage

• Off street parking for additional vehicles

Jo Barrett Mb 021 859 006

jo@marealestate.co.nz

OPEN HOME

Viewing: Sun 1.45pm – 2.15pm



ROLLESTON - 6 Fountain Place

SPACIOUS wITH A TRIPLE CAR

GARAGE

• Three double bedrooms

• Large master bedroom with walk in robe and tiled

ensuite

• Stunning bathroom with standalone bath

• Underfloor tile heating

• Spacious and separate living areas

• Modern kitchen with reputable appliances

• Walk in pantry

• Separate toilet and laundry

• North facing patio area

• Neutral décor throughout

• Basic landscaping including lawns and patios

• West Rolleston School zone



OPEN HOME

Viewing: Sun 12.45 – 1.15pm



ROLLESTON - 29 Amur Crescent

SIMPLY STRIKING wITH TRIPLE CAR

GARAGE

• Currently under construction in Falcon’s Landing

• Brick and cedar home with triple car garage

• Due for completion in August 2019

• Architecturally designed 241sqm

• Two large separate living areas

• Substantial kitchen with walk in pantry

• Stone bench tops and reputable appliances

• Four double bedrooms with superb master suite

• Stylish family bathroom with free standing bath

• Separate laundry and fabulous internal storage

• Exposed aggregate driveway, patios and lawn

Asking Price: Neg Over $655,000




ROLLESTON - East Maddisons Road

1000M 2 SECTIONS – AN

ENDANGERED SPECIES

• Titles out now

• Only three lots left

• North facing aspects

• Fully serviced to boundary

• Internal boundaries fenced

• Sensible covenants to protect your investment

ROLLESTON - 13 Riverstone Drive

1010m 2 TITLED SECTION IN DREAM

LOCATION

• Sought after Riverstone subdivision

• Fully fenced

• North West facing section

• Services to the boundary

• New price level

Price: Neg over $240,000


Price: $249,999


Andrew Taylor Mb 027 435 5930

andrew@marealestate.co.nz

Andrew Taylor Mb 027 435 5930

andrew@marealestate.co.nz

ROLLESTON PH: 03 347 9949 LEESTON PH: 03 324 3704 DARFIELD PH: 03 318 8204 www.marealestate.co.nz

Chris Flanagan

027 433 4657

Andrew Taylor

027 435 5930

Jackie Derrick

027 636 3576

Jo Barrett

021 859 006

Stephan Knowler

027 229 9522

Cameron McRae

027 769 6696

Paul Robinson

021 277 2690

Juliet Flanagan

027 490 8019

Connie van der Klei

021 449 174

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DARFIELD – Wards Road, Charing Cross

38.5 HECTARES

IRRIGATED BARELAND

• Centre Pivot Irrigation

• CPW Water

• 3 Bay Hay/Implement Shed

• Reticulated Stock Water

• Cattle Yards

M-A

MATSON & ALLAN

REAL ESTATE LIMITED

‘The Experts’

Selwyn

To be sold by Deadline Sale

All offers to be presented on or

before Wednesday 26th June 2019

To view:

www.marealestate.co.nz/MA0569

Chris Flanagan

M: 0274 334 657 W: 347 9949 E: chris@marealestate.co.nz

Residential

Lifestyle

Rural Property

Licensed REAA2008

ROLLESTON PH: 03 347 9949 LEESTON PH: 03 324 3704 DARFIELD PH: 03 318 8204 www.marealestate.co.nz

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CHARING CROSS 864 Clintons Road

PRICE BY NEGOTIATION

GST Inclusive

HORORATA 828 Downs Road

PRICE BY NEGOTIATION

Plus GST (if any)

Stunning Villa on Your Own Private Airfield

Sheep, Cropping and Cattle Potential

This lovingly restored 1930's villa was moved to this

10.6ha site in 1999 and re-engineered fully to comply

with the modern structural and bracing standards. The

home features a clever combination of modern living

integrated into a world of yesteryear craftmanship

including kitchen with butlers pantry, timber stairs,

wall panelling, four bedrooms, two bathrooms and

spacious living areas. Good array of outbuildings and

100 walnut trees whilst the hangar and airstrip will be

enough to quicken the heart of any aviator.

Rob McGregor

M 021 334 469

E rob.mcgregor@pggwrightson.co.nz

• 167.7ha of mainly flat to rolling hill in 3 titles

• Claremont soils give options for cropping, sheep,

cattle or deer

• 36 paddocks all of which are in permanent

pasture

• 13 units of water off the Hororata Acheron

scheme

• Sheep yard, cattle yard, 3 hay sheds and other

sundry sheds

• Tidy, renovated three bedroom cottage

Min Cookson

M 027 249 5417 | B 03 341 4301

E min.cookson@pggwrightson.co.nz

Sam Davidson

M 027 488 8269 | B 03 341 4301

E sdavidson@pggwrightson.co.nz

pggwre.co.nz/CHR30397

pggwre.co.nz/DAR29945

PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, licensed under REAA 2008

Helping grow the country

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We get you more!

As New Zealand’s largest real estate group Harcourts talks to more

buyers every single day.

Ensure you get the most for your property by marketing it to as

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Congratulations

Simon Rowland-Jones

Meet your local commercial team

Our local commercial team are with you all the way, offering a total real estate solution:

Corporate solutions, business brokerage, hotels, industrial sales/leasing, sales and investment.

The difference is experience!

Glenys French

Simon Rowland-Jones

Tony Edwards

Julian Twiss

P. 03 349 9919

M. 021 333 699

P. 03 349 9919

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P. 03 662 9933

M. 027 436 1463

Meet our entire commercial team

Simon Rowland-Jones

Top Listing Consultant

Top Sales Consultant

April 2019

Malcolm Campbell

Robbie Naysmith

Tania Barnes

Tim Allen

Harley Manion

Four Seasons Realty 2017 Ltd | Licensed Agent REAA 2008

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for success?

Selwyn’s leading real estate company, like Selwyn itself, is in

a growth stage. Our outstanding network in Rolleston, West

Melton and Lincoln has an enviable market share and first class

reputation in the local community.

Alongside three passionate business owners are some of Selwyn’s

top salespeople, willing to share their knowledge and expertise to

keep us at the top. Our group manager/trainer, with over 30 years

of real estate experience, is committed to seeing everyone achieve.

Whether you’re experienced or newly licensed, if moving to a

place where everyone is truly valued appeals, call us for a coffee

and a chat. See what our incredibly successful team can offer you.

We would love to meet you!

Call or text ‘Big Red’ on 027 C BIG RED, Nick Hallpike on

027 527 8259 or email nick.hallpike@raywhite.com.

All contact will be treated in the strictest of confidence.

Ray White Town & Lifestyle Real Estate

Shop 10, Rolleston Square Rolleston | (03) 347 9988

Shop 7, West Melton Village, West Melton | (03) 347 9933

Unit 2, 19 Gerald Street, Lincoln | (03) 325 7299

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We sell more homes in Selwyn

than any other company

Our 25+ strong sales team conduct on average 60 open homes every weekend and meet

over 200 prospective Selwyn buyers. Here are some of our most recent sales in Selwyn.

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6 Hida Place 7 Boulez Mews 8 Everest Way 8 Oak Tree Lane

10 Full Moon Lane

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10 Michaels Road 12 Anaru Road 12 Oakley Drive 12 Sheridan Drive

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15 Tauhinu Avenue 16 Boundary Road 16 Shona Lane 17 Bethany Road

21 Hulme Lane

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21 Lynley Drive 22 Beak Street 22 Carpenter Drive 22 Rossington Drive

26 Anaru Road

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28 West Belt 33 Birchs Road 33 Fairmont Rise 37 Brookside & Irwell Road

45 Lemonwood Drive

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48 Riverstone Drive 50 Strauss Drive 56 Millstream Drive 62 Selwyn Street

75 Burnham School Road

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256 Leadleys Road 436 Southbridge Leeston Road 567 Days Road 573 Trents Road

4 Charles Major Road

If you want to get SOLD, call us TODAY

Ray White Rolleston 347 9988 | Ray White West Melton 347 9933 | Ray White Lincoln 325 7299

rwrolleston.co.nz | rwwestmelton.co.nz | rwlincoln.co.nz Ray White Town & Lifestyle Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

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Hastings McLeod Limited Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008 6 Tennyson Street ROLLESTON rolleston@pb.co.nz 03 929 0306

Family living at its best

$590,000

WEB ID DFU68409

KIRWEE

4 Saint Andrews Lane

A timely opportunity to join our family-friendly

community where quality and affordability combines

with handy locality to full town amenities.

• Spacious 250m2 home; 4 bedrooms + study

• Premium grade kitchen with walk-in pantry

• Open plan living, separate media room

• Patio lying well for sunshine

• Master with walk-thru robe to ensuite

• Wood-burner, heat-pump, select under-floor heating

• 932sqm fully fenced section

Ready-made living at its best, don’t delay call Amy today

to arrange your private viewing.

VIEW By Appointment

A step above the rest!

BUYERS $619,000+

WEB ID ROU68407

ROLLESTON

38 Bradbury Avenue

With attractive street appeal and immaculate interior.

This modern and well-designed 2 year old home ticks all

the boxes. A great location with several playgrounds

nearby this lovely and well-designed home, finished with

quality and style, is just waiting for you to view.

Features inside include; Open plan kitchen with walk in

pantry, 90cm oven, black hardware and double

plumbed fridge/freezer space, Central heating/aircon ,

quality window treatments, floor coverings and feature

wallpaper.

VIEW Sunday 2 Jun 1.00 - 1.30pm

NEW LISTING

Half acre haven

Amy Jones

Mobile 021 077 9945

amy.jones@pb.co.nz

4+

BUYERS $479,000+

WEB ID ROU67410

LEESTON

20 Carston Street

This property has it all and presents itself as an

unbelievable opportunity for some lucky purchaser

offering around half an acre of land which has been

immaculately maintained. The lovely and well-presented

1990's 3 double bedroom home commands all day sun

offering a natural warmth throughout and for the winter

nights a large woodburner will keep you cozy and warm.

The kitchen dining and lounge area has beautiful views

across the section and unites in a warm and welcoming

space with a set of sliders engaging with the front

outdoor living area, perfect for barbecues!

VIEW Saturday 1 Jun 2.00 - 2.30pm

2

2

OPEN HOME

Angela Hunt

Mobile 021 548 777

angela.hunt@pb.co.nz

Price Drop! BUYERS $699,000+

WEB ID ROU67281

ROLLESTON

35 Thames Drive

This immaculate and stylish home is the one you have

been waiting for!

• Open plan living, dining & kitchen with WIP

• Separate lounge/ Media Room

• Free standing 23kw Wood Fire with Wet back

• Smart Vent ventilation & heat transfer system

• Large Bedrooms

• Garden and Wood Sheds

With a seemingly endless list of features to add to those

already mentioned, this great property is one you must

not miss!

VIEW By Appointment

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2

2

OPEN HOME

Dual family living

Angela Hunt

Mobile 021 548 777


BY NEGOTIATION

WEB ID ROU63978

ROLLESTON

19 Goldrush Lane

Designed and built for generational living less than 3

years ago (with no expense spared!), this 343m2

homeoffers outstanding practicality with a sophistication

to be envied. Convenience is key here, with each wing

having its own entry and the potential to be completely

independent of the other. There are a multitude of

options that will offer wide appeal to buyers. Goldrush

Lane is well-known for stunning properties and large

sections with the gorgeous rural and Port Hills backdrop.

VIEW By Appointment

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1

2

April Nicholls

Mobile 027 737 6474

april@pb.co.nz

Greenstone Family Gem $529,900

WEB ID ROU67824

ROLLESTON

18 Greenstone Street

Superbly appointed near new family home in

Stonebrook, perfectly positioned for all day sun where it

matters the most. Located just a stone's throw from

Woolshed Park where the kids can enjoy hours of fun.

Gorgeous kitchen with stone benchtop and large pantry

European appliances including induction cooktop for

that extra touch of class. Comfortable living with heat

pump, underfloor in kitchen and bathrooms, hallway

heater Sayr home ventilation system to provide a drier

fresher living environment.

VIEW By Appointment

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3

2

4

4

Sarah Yeates

Mobile 027 447 2719

Office 03 929 0306

sarahy@pb.co.nz

Timeless elegance BUYERS $645,000+

WEB ID ROU67580

ROLLESTON

1 Allingham Lane

Designed to grow with your family and with features

that exude luxury yet practicality, this spacious and

elegant 287m2 home (including alfresco area) on a

833m2 section will capture the hearts of all that enter

and leave you with a feeling of home.

• Kitchen with WIP & stainless steel tops

• Extra-height ceilings & feature doors

• Gas cooking, heating & water, heat pump

• Ensuite with double head fully-tiled shower

• Gorgeous private setting, alfresco outdoor living

VIEW By Appointment

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Affordable lifestyle

Michael Robb

Mobile 027 436 7106

Office 03 929 0306

michael.robb@pb.co.nz

BUYERS $489,000+

WEB ID LEU67788

SOUTHBRIDGE

21 Broad Street

Set on a spacious 4047m2 this unique lifestyle

opportunity could be the one for you. A generous sized

three bedroom home with large living spaces and

conservatory will give everyone in your family plenty of

space to spread out. There are great heating options

from the log burner on wetback, open fire in the lounge

to the heatpump and a handy HRV system to help keep

the home dry and warm. The stunning wooden bench

tops in the kitchen add beautiful character & there is

also a large separate laundry.

VIEW Saturday 1 Jun 3.00 - 3.30pm

2

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4

3

Sarah Yeates

Mobile 027 447 2719

Office 03 929 0306

sarahy@pb.co.nz

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OPEN HOME

Angela Hunt

Mobile 021 548 777


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Confident at auctions

Looking confident may be all you need

to be the last bidder standing when the

hammer goes down.

Does your blood pressure go sky-high at

the sight of an auction room? Chances are

some of your fellow bidders are doing all

in their power to psych you out and win

the bidding.

Securing a property isn’t just about

having the most money. Sometimes the

winning bidder is the one with the most

confidence.

They use psychology to convince

opposing bidders to give up, hoping to

make everyone else think they’ve got more

to spend than anyone else in the room.

Too often, says Bayleys auctioneer

Daniel Coulson, buyers have preconceived

ideas about how the auction will unfold

and have their confidence knocked when

it doesn’t go their way.

Two can play at that game. You just need

to get your strategy right, says Coulson.

Looking confident may be all you need

to be the last bidder standing when the

hammer goes down.

To be that person you need to do some

preparation. Make sure you go to a few

auctions first to get used to them.

Come bidding day, park yourself on

the side at the front so that you can

see everyone in the room and, more

importantly, they can see you whether

they’re at the back of the front.

“It gives you a vantage point and shows

the opposition you are bidding confidently

against them.”

“You are hoping that the other buyers

have a plan in place,” says Coulson.

Often that’s to start low. So if you come

in with a relatively high first bid, you may

rattle them.

“The lower the open bid the more people

can afford to bid,” says Coulson. So you

could knock out some of the opposition

before they even place a bid if you choose

the right opener.

Don’t start at $500,000 for a house you

know is going to go for at least $800,000.

Put an opening bid of $785,000 in, he says.

Immediately your opposition is going to

think it will go incredibly high and might

be unnerved.

Call each bid out confidently. “It shows

you are comfortable and in control,” says

Coulson.

“The more confident you seem the more

people will think you have done it before.”

It’s a really good idea to vary your

bidding increments, says Coulson. “If it’s

going up by $2000 bids and it’s below your

limit don’t be afraid to put a $10,000 bid

in,” he says.

“Your competition is always thinking

about that next $2000 bid and if you

change the rhythm from $2000 to $10,000

you show you have the money and it

changes where their next bid has to be.

Instead of $4000 more it is $12,000 more.”

Finally, if you’re a couple, says Coulson,

make sure you’ve discussed every aspect

of the auction before you get there. As

soon as you start looking at each other

or conferring, the opposition will think

you’re weak.

Gael Kofoed

Top Rural/Lifestyle Consultant for

Harcourts Grenadier 2018/2019

Call me if you’re looking to buy or sell lifestyle property

throughout Selwyn and Christchurch.

Gael Kofoed

M 027 2266 862 | P 03 322 1197

gael.kofoed@harcourts.co.nz

Grenadier Real Estate Ltd MREINZ. Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Hastings McLeod Limited Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008 6 Tennyson Street ROLLESTON rolleston@pb.co.nz Office 03 929 0306

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Property Brokers team

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Branch Manager

027 611 6161

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Property Manager

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Property Manager

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Prebbleton Leadleys Road

Buy one or buy them all

This is an exciting opportunity to secure these three prime bare land lots in this highly sought after location. Zoned

‘Inner Plains’, (subdivision to 4 hectare lots a complying activity) these land holdings will be hugely appealing to

lifestylers, farmers, developers and investors given it’s close proximity to Prebbleton and Christchurch City.

Currently in three titles (7.55 hectares, 8.38 hectares and 9.89 hectares) the land is located on Leadleys Road, a quiet

country road yet positioned on the city’s doorstep. The vendors will consider offers on all three lots or each title

separately. Invest in this top quality location.

bayleys.co.nz/5510138

Deadline Sale (unless sold prior)

1pm, Wed 12 Jun 2019

Chris Jones 027 220 5043

chris.jones@bayleys.co.nz

Sam Sidey 027 346 3500

sam.sidey@bayleys.co.nz

WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

STAGE 13 NOW RELEASED – TITLES DUE LATE 2019

TITLED SECTIONS AVAILABLE IN STAGES 11 AND 12

TC1 SITES AVAILABLE

436m 2 to over 1,000m 2

• From smaller sites with reserve outlooks, to larger sites

with some over 1,000m 2

• Spacious tree lined streets and a fantastic playground

• On site Preschool on Edward Street

• Preschool, gym and other neighbourhood shops on site

• North-east Lincoln with views of the Tai Tapu foothills

PLEASE CALL NATHAN OR CHRIS TO ARRANGE AN ON SITE MEETING

WWW.ROSEMERRYN.CO.NZ

CHRIS JONES: M 027 220 5043 B 03 375 4700 E chris.jones@bayleys.co.nz

NATHAN COLLETT: M 027 826 1535 B 03 375 4700 E nathan.collett@bayleys.co.nz

WHALAN AND PARTNERS LIMITED, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

81

85

91

82

84

1228m²

1153m²

4m²

Link Strip

0.2m wide

141

6686m²

Road to Vest in

Selwyn District

83

Council

1149m²

1173m²

102

8.49

1059m²

1208m²

8.50

1050m²

1041m²

1159m²

1133m²

101

4m²

Link Strip

0.2m wide

1066m²

1163m²

1162m²

100

1035m²

1206m²

6.60

1066m²

1206m²

99

1167m²

1264m²

Local Purpose

(Drainage) Reserve

to Vest in SDC

1131m²

1115m²

18.85

4.23

1120m²

1034m²

1316m²

1045m²

48

1042m²

14.03

1064m²

136

47

81

1037m²

Temporary right of

way & services

easement to be

surrendered on

vesting of road

85

91

1212m²

1567m²

A

82

46

84

1228m²

4451m²

41

1153m²

905m²

128

4m²

Link Strip

0.2m wide

45

141

6686m²

Road to Vest in

Selwyn 1139m² District

Council

1155m²

83

8.5

1149m²

1.0

44

1173m²

102

8.49

1059m²

1036m²

1.0501ha

Road to Vest in

Selwyn District

Council

9.46

1208m²

1721m²

Local Purpose

(Drainage) Reserve

585m²

36m² ROW

621m²

to Vest in SDC

513m²

29m² ROW

542m²

470m²

B

A

4.3

43

8.50

9.46

4.3

C

1050m²

470m²

470m²

135

4.64

582m²

37m² ROW

619m²

3m²

Link Strip

1041m² 0.2m wide

745m²

Access Lot

D

1159m²

514m²

570m²

15.3

8

2.0

2.0

1133m²

401m²

3.2

612m²

Recreation

Reserve

101

1123m²

438m²

1997m²

Local Purpose

(Drainage) Reserve

to Vest in SDC

9

4m²

Link Strip

0.2m wide

1066m²

1163m²

1162m²

450m²

3.5

478m²

10

100

1035m²

902m²

1458m²

Road to Vest in

Selwyn District

Council

6.0

4.3

8.1

6.4

5.8

538m²

48m² Access

586m²

416m²

1206m²

6.60

1066m²

4.2

430m²

1206m²

496m²

99

11

1167m²

1106m²

9.21

510m²

1131m²

1115m²

18.85

1264m²

Local Purpose

(Drainage) Reserve

to Vest in SDC

503m²

12

4.23

1120m²

1069m²

1034m²

3m²

Link Strip

0.2m wide

1316m²

1045m²

AMENDMENTS :

AMENDMENT

48

R1

R2

R3

R4

1042m²

14.03

1064m²

JOB TITLE:

136

47

1037m²

Temporary right of

way & services

1212m²

1567m²

46

4451m²

41

905m²

128

45

1155m²

116 Wrights easement Road to be P O Box 679 Christchurch 8140. New Zealand

Telephone: surrendered 03 379-0793 on Website: www.dls.co.nz E-mail: office@dls.co.nz

vesting of road

SHEET TITLE:

SCALE :

CAD FILE :

DRAWING No :

DATE

29/04/15

26/05/15

25/06/15

24/06/16

DRAWING STATUS

DESCRIPTION

SUBDIVISION REDESIGN




R5 15/08/16 STAGING ADDED

R6 26/08/16 LOTS 51-52,1004 AMENDED, STAGING AMENDED & ACCESS LOT NUMBER ADDED

R7 27/10/16 LOTS 32-37, 53, 301, 303 & 1003 AMENDED, STAGING AMENDED

R8 3/11/16 EXTERNAL BOUNDARY UPDATED IN TERMS TSS , STAGE NOS AMENDED

R9 14/11/16 LOTS 1003 & 1004 ROAD TO VEST AMENDED

R10 13/12/16 BOUNDARY ADJUSTMENT TO LOTS 13 THROUGH 18

R11 14/12/16 CHANGES TO LOT 18 AND FOOTPATH LOCATION

NOTES :

1) Areas and dimensions are approximate only and are

subject to final survey and deposit of plans.

2) Service easements to be created as required.

3) This plan has been prepared for subdivision consent

purposes only. No liability is accepted if the plan is used for

any other purposes.

4) Roading and foot path details are indicative only and

subject to engineering design.

A

DATE :

J:\16509\SUBCON\CONSENT\S16509_CONSENT_R11.dwg

SHEET No:

1139m²

8.5

1.0

44

REVISION :

1036m²

1.0501ha

Road to Vest in

Selwyn District

Council

9.46

1721m²

Local Purpose

(Drainage) Reserve

585m²

36m² ROW

621m²

to Vest in SDC

513m²

29m² ROW

542m²

470m²

B

A

4.3

43

9.46

4.3

C

470m²

470m²

135

4.64

582m²

37m² ROW

619m²

745m²

Access Lot

D

514m²

570m²

15.3

8

3m²

Link Strip

0.2m wide

2.0

2.0

401m²

3.2

612m²

Recreation

Reserve

1997m²

Local Purpose

(Drainage) Reserve

to Vest in SDC

1123m²

438m²

9

450m²

3.5

478m²

10

902m²

1458m²

Road to Vest in

Selwyn District

6.0

4.3

Council

8.1

6.4

538m²

5.8

416m²

4.2

430m²

496m²

11

1106m²

9.21

510m²

503m²

12

1069m²

3m²

Link Strip

0.2m wide

AME

AMEN

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2)

3)

4)

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DRA

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[Edition datE]

15

REAA - Understanding real estate jargon

Every industry is full of jargon and

buzzwords that make no sense to anyone

who’s not part of the club. Real estate is no

different, which means it can be hard to get

up to speed. Here’s a handy guide to some

of the most common terms you’ll come

across when buying or selling property.

Agency agreement: If you are using

a licensed real estate agent to sell your

property, you’ll need to sign one of these

agreements - it sets out what the agent will

do and what they will be paid. Remember

you can negotiate the conditions, such as

who pays for marketing and how much

the commission is. Make sure you get

legal advice before you sign, because it’s a

binding document.

BEO or BBO: This stands for ‘Buyer

Enquiry Over’ or ‘Buyer Budget Over’,

which means that price listed on the

advertisement indicates the minimum that

the seller will accept. The seller actually

needs to give serious consideration to any

offer over the BEO, so this figure needs to

be selected carefully.

Deadline Sale or Deadline Private

Treaty: In this kind of sale, a property

is marketed for a set period (with an

advertised end date). The seller can choose

to accept an offer at any stage during the

listing period though it may be stated

in the advertising that ‘no offer will be

accepted prior’. Check the fine print.

LIM: This stands for Land Information

Memorandum, which contains everything

that the local council knows about the

property, such as any issues with drainage

and plumbing, erosion or permits. It will

help you identify if any additions haven’t

got the right consent. A LIM will also

record any unpaid rates.

Sale and purchase agreement: This

is a legally binding contract between

the buyer and seller for the purchase/

sale of a property. It provides certainty

to both parties and it sets out in writing

all the agreed terms and conditions. It’s

essential to get legal advice before you

sign an agreement – and that you read and

understand what it means.

Settlement: This is the end goal in a

property transaction, when the sale and

purchase is completed by the exchange of

property and payment. Settlement occurs

when the seller receives the money for the

sale – the buyer will not receive the keys

until this happens.

RV: This stands for ‘Rateable Value’ – this

is a value used to calculate local body rates.

It should not be assumed to be a market

value for a property when it is for sale as

the rating valuation may be a number of

years old. It is also not responsive to local

market fluctuations and may not reflect

any recent renovations to a property. This

was formerly known as ‘Government

Value’, or GV.

Tender: If a property is for sale by

tender, prospective buyers must submit

confidential written offers by a set date.

Usually there is no minimum price, but

properties are often listed with a BEO or

BBO price. The seller can then choose the

offer that is most acceptable to them, based

on the price and any attached conditions.

The most attractive tender is likely to be

one that combines a good price with few

conditions. Sellers are allowed to negotiate

with any one or more of the tenderers

received after tenders close.

For more advice about buying a

property, check out the REA free guide

at settled.govt.nz.

Titles for Stages 5 and 6

now available!

NEW LISTING

BIRCHS ROAD, LINCOLN

STAGES 5, 6 AND 7 NOW SELLING!

Coalgate 115 Bridge Street

Bare land on Bridge Street

This is your opportunity to secure a 5867sqm bare

land property in Coalgate. Situated only 300 metres

from the Inland Scenic Route and convenient to the

local Coalgate Tavern. The Coalgate township is a

gateway to local ski fields, walking tracks and hunting

as well as numerous golf courses. Nearby townships

include Glentunnel and Darfield with great schooling

and amenities. Call it what you want, a small lifestyle

block or large residential section don't miss out on

your opportunity to own this great piece of land. For

more information contact Brook or Dean today.


Lot 2

D.P.335366

For Sale offers invited over $190,000

View by appointment

Brook Yates 027 807 8093

brook.yates@bayleys.co.nz

Dean Pugh 027 335 6303

dean.pugh@bayleys.co.nz

C A R N A V E R O N D R I V E

WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008

31.18

38.62

26.82

19

18

41.46

0.20

26.82

1007

1002

27.53

20.00

43.73

31.00

17

8.50

0.20

(20.00)

41.17

26.93

16

20.88

31.00

26.99

6.03

35.37

35.11

15

9.43

28

30.98

22.21

33.91

19.50

(20.00)

9.37

26.46

14

27.09

35.63

11.55

27

Lot 6

DP 374083

20

26

13

30

21

Lot 5

DP 374083

25

12

25.21 31.00 31.00 18.86

32.50

33.83

13.71 3.61

(17.00)

8.50

29

30.86

21.09

33.61

0.20

32.50

(20.00)

8.50

32.90

19.27

12.72

34.40

35.69

32.55

1006

30.69

(18.00)

15.50

8.50

0.20

32.95

31.45

31.00

32.55

28.07

34.40

42.18

22.32

11

13.39 12.43 18.84 16.69

S T A G E 7

35.76

33.70

35.57

31

31.00

29.50

34.40

33.70

39.07

26.78

22

301

24

39.31

37.15 36.56

35.82

12.00

10.94

19.50

30.70

30.86

25.25

34.66

23

25.15

(18.00)

32.99

30.97

8.50

23.32

26.00

10

28.61

32

12.12

(17.00)

8.50

40.22

30.90

26.50

40.18

33

32.24 77.49

33.52

32.98

19.90

30.84

68.53

40.15

Lot 2

D.P.335366

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14

20

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• Stage 7 titles due mid-2019


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34

26.00

59.70

30.70

9.97

(18.00)

35

26.50

35.63

View online at bayleys.co.nz/556071

CHRIS JONES

M 027 220 5043

B 03 375 4700


8.50

30.88

22.17

8

37.65

31.18

38.62

36

65.40

S T A G E 4

24.33

41.83

8.39

21.28

13.06

40.63

26.82

18.53 3.45

19

53

18

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41.46

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26.82

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6

27.53

20.00

R O A D

43.73

37

31.00

8.50

0.20

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41.17

26.93

16

S T A G E 5

2.69

10.19

41.85

27.75

27.50

28.56 21.79

15.64

56.42

21.95


36.03

8.50

(16.00)

(18.00)

16.00 89.39

41.44

19.7

13.9

8.50

27.50

96.02

17.0

19.21

20.88

9.39

26.7

41.39

31.00

26.99

6.03

35.37

35.11

303

16.5

15

9.43

28

30.98

RS 1904

(RM 83)

84.62

5

1003

28.7

15.1

16.5

28.5

22.21

33.91

9.37

19.50

(20.00)

25.25

(5.0)

18.0

16.5

28.5

24.2

26.46

14

27.09

35.63

9.04

11.55

(16.00)

35.11 0.20

3

13.0

18.0

2

28.5

8.50

9.39

Landscape Strip

33.83

13.71 3.61

1005

27

29

21.09

33.61

32.50

20

32.90

19.27

12.72

34.40

(18.00)

15.50

32.95

26

13

31.45

30

32.55

21

Lot 5

DP 374083

25

12

25.21 31.00 31.00 18.86

32.50

15.1

8.96

28.5

35.18

(17.00)

8.50

30.86

0.20

Landscape Strip

32.0

0.20

16.29

(20.00)

8.50

15.00

41.28

8.50

(18.00)

16.3 12.22

1

19

16.5 16.5 16.5

10.5

15.0

9.42

(8.0)

18.0

18.4

(8.0)

5.50

7.5 18.0

15.0

35.69

27.1

302

4

32.55

1006

30.69

8.50

0.20

31.00

28.07

34.40

42.18

22.32

35.57

31

31.00

34.40

33.70

26.78

22

301

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S T A G E 7

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14.2

45.8

30.0

25.5

27.30

30.0

11

11.17

S T A G E 6

22.00 5.00

12.33

1.42

40.72

9.16 14.34

30.0

12

3

7.7331.16

35.76

15.0 11.5

22.1

8.00

11.43

17.0

10.5

12.15

22.95

33.70

37.58

(16.0)

24.7

17.0

17.0

27.0

10.9

17.0

29.50

29.9

39.07

2

24

39.31

37.15 36.56

17.0

35.82

31.00

13

30.1

13.91

34.32

21.07

8.50

(18.00)

12.00

10.94

19.50

30.70

30.86

25.25

1

34.66

23

25.15

10.27

(18.00)

18.00

32.99


NATHAN COLLETT

M 027 826 1535

B 03 375 4700

nathan.collett@bayleys.co.nz

30.97

8.50

23.32

31.74

26.00

0.20

10

28.61

32

12.12

(17.00)

8.50

40.22

30.90

26.50

40.18

33.52

33

32.24 77.49

17.0

10.5

17.0

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1008

32.98

19.90

30.84

68.53

40.15

9

34

26.00

= Under Contract/Sold

59.70

30.70

9.97

(18.00)

35

26.50

35.63

8.50

30.88

22.17

24.33

41.83

8

37.65

13.06

36

65.40

S T A G E 4

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21.28

40.63

18.53 3.45

53

7

S T A G E 5

2.69

10.19

41.85

27.75

27.50

37

R O A D

6

28.56 21.79

15.64

56.42

21.95

Total Area :7.9971ha (CFR 8.0002ha)

Comprised in: C.F.R's.299047,299048

1:750@A1

1:1500@A3

36.03

8.50

(16.00)

8.50

(18.00)

16.00 89.39

BHL - Lincoln

Proposed Subdivision of

Lots 4 & 5 D.P 374083

S16509.

Subdivision Consent

41.44

19.7

13.9

November 2016

R11

27.50

96.02

17.0

41.39

19.21

9.39

43 6

26.7

303

16.5

RS 1904

(RM 83)

84.62

www.chrisjonesbayleys.nz

www.facebook.com/chrisjonesbayleys

WHALAN & PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008.

5

1003

42 5

28.7

15.1

16.5

28.5

41 4

25.25

28.5

(5.0)

18.0

16.5

24.2

9.04

(16.00)

35.11 0.20

40 3

8.50

9.39

15.1

8.96

39 2 78 19

13.0

18.0

28.5

Landscape Strip

44 7

28.5

35.18

45 8

1005

0.20

Landscape Strip

32.0

38 1

41.28

16.29

15.00

8.50

(18.00)

16.3 12.22

46 9

16.5 16.5 16.5

10.5

15.0

9.42

(8.0)

18.0

18.4

(8.0)

5.50

7.5 18.0

15.0

22.00 5.00

27.1

304

302

4

27.30

40.72

11.0215.42

14.2

47 10

12.33

45.8

30.0

1.42

30.0

48 11

25.5

11.17

S T A G E 6

9.16 14.34

30.0

49 12

56 18

20

3

22.95

37.58

7.7331.16

15.0 11.5

11.43

22.1

48m² Access

586m²

8.00

12.15

55 17

17.0

10.5

(16.0)

24.7

17.0

54 16

17.0

52 15

27.0

10.9

17.0

29.9

2

14 51

17.0

31.00

50 13

30.1

13.91

17.0

34.32

21.07

8.50

(18.00)

10.5

17.0

1

NORTH

10.27

18.00

31.74

lot 1

not for sale

lincoln water

well onsite

0.20

33.65

1008

Lot 1

DP 372809

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16

[Edition datE] 1

What’s my house really worth?

When you’ve lived in a property for a

while it can be hard to be rational about

its worth. How can you put a price on

the spot where you’ve built so many

memories with family and friends?

Someone will surely recognise the hours

you spent sanding back the windows or

digging out the agapanthus in the garden

and reward you with a high price, won’t

they? Unfortunately potential buyers may

see things differently, especially in a slow

housing market.

There are several methods you can

use to gauge the worth of your property.

Remember that the rateable value or

RV (formerly known as the government

valuation, or GV) of your property doesn’t

really provide any clues. These valuations

are done by the local council to work out

what share of rates a household should

pay. They are only done every three years

and don’t take any improvements into

account – increasingly, properties that

include an RV figure in the advertising

will come with a disclaimer that it is not

indicative of current market value.

These days you can gather a lot of

information for free thanks to websites

like Trade Me and Homes.co.nz. Trade

Me’s Property Insights has information on

more than 1.5 million homes, including

rateable value data, previous sale prices,

when the property was built and what

size it is. The site also provides an

estimated value range, based on a melting

pot of data from sales of comparable

properties, listing details and user

activity. Homes.co.nz operates similarly.

Its estimate service is built on a complex

set of valuation models, using around

30 million pieces of data bought from

councils nationwide, plus sales values and

a wide set of property features. Both sites

recognise there are a number of factors

at play, so they offer an estimated value

range that can be quite broad.

While both these sites are useful, they

don’t show the full picture and should

only be used as the starting point in

determining value. They can’t take

the condition of your property into

account and they may not recognise

any improvements you might have

made (though homes.co.nz does allow

owners to ‘claim’ their property and edit

information about it).

Let’s say you own a large property in an

area where there have been some bigticket

sales in the last year. Your property

might have some serious structural issues

and be in generally poor condition, yet

the algorithms may claim that it is worth

a lot more than any sensible buyer would

pay for it because other houses in the

neighbourhood have sold for high prices.

The impact of this is two-fold. Firstly, the

seller could anticipate a big pay-day that

may never arrive; and secondly, some

buyers may be put off making an offer

because they think it’s out of range.

There are a couple of ways to combat

this. When you start working with a real

estate agent to sell your property they

must supply you with a current market

appraisal or CMA. This is based on

similar information to the online versions,

but it also comes with the agent’s realtime,

real-life knowledge of the area, what

similar properties have sold for and the

condition and particular characteristics of

your own property (such as whether it has

been repainted recently or it’s in a state

of disrepair). The agent will have had the

chance to walk through your property and

identify its unique selling propositions,

such as good sun, proximity to desirable

schools and other features that buyers

like. It’s important to note that you may

get varying CMA ranges from different

real estate agents as they may each take a

divergent perspective on your property

that you will then need to consider.

Your other option is to pay a

registered valuer to provide you with an

independent valuation. This service comes

at a cost (the price will vary, depending

on the level of detail), but it will be more

accurate. The Property Institute, which

represents valuers, says a registered

valuation can help sellers be a little more

clinical about their property’s worth.

Even with all the information you

can gather, the true indication of your

property’s value is what a willing buyer

will pay for it at the given time that it’s on

the market. A valuation, a price range or a

figure reached by an algorithm is not cash

in the bank.

For independent advice

on buying or selling

property, check out

www.settled.govt.nz.

Greenpark 287 Jarvis Road

Sought-after lifestyle

Away from the bustle of the city, this substantial 10.6 hectare lifestyle property delivers contemporary country living

against a private and tranquil rural backdrop. Built 10 years ago, the 320sqm (approximately) brick home is set well

back from the road down a tree-lined drive. Low maintenance grounds surround the home present oodles of

opportunity for keen garden enthusiasts and there is plenty of room for children to enjoy the great outdoors. Neatly

presented, the land is supported by established shelter, consented paddock irrigation, a two-bay shed (one bay

lockable) and sheep yards. From here, it’s an easy 10-minute drive to Tai Tapu and Lincoln while a 20 - 30-minute

car ride will lead you to Halswell and beyond to the inner city respectively. Buyers will be seduced by the

peacefulness and contemporary comforts offered at this countryside property.

6 3 2

Price by Negotiation

View by appointment

Chris Jones 027 220 5043


Sam Sidey 027 346 3500

sam.sidey@bayleys.co.nz

WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008


A large, quality home sited in a private and established

5021m 2 park-like se ting in the sought after Claremont

Estate on the boundary of Christchurch City.

The home features four bedr oms (master with

en suite and walk-in robe), open-plan kitchen, dining

and living along with formal dining, lounge and

conservatory. Great ind or outd or flow to a large

sheltered deck set in sprawling lawns and easy care

gardens with automated watering. Triple car garaging,

security gates, ducted heating, solar energy and

security system are just a few of the many extras on

offer with this property. There is a separate standalone

spacious office/studio that gives options for

those who require a dedicated work from home space

or alternatively, r om for a dependant relative.

Set amongst other quality homes on larger sections,

this property maintains a semi-rural f el whilst being

a short, easy commute into the city or ou to Ro leston.

Selwyn Times

Auction (unless sold prior)

Thursday 19 October, 2pm

411 Blenheim Road

www.pggwre.co.nz/DAR26164

Karen Hennessy

Contact:

Phone: 03 341 4301

Mobile: 027 967 0186

karen.he ne sy@p gwrightson.co.nz

W ek commencing Tuesday, 3Rd ocToBeR 2017

Brand new ‘show stopper’ with 4 car garaging

As always, this builder has finished his latest new build to

perfection, incorporating a l the ‘must haves’ and more for

the discerning buyer. Situated on a 12 0m 2 section, with

an established backdrop, the substantial 315m 2 fl or plan

provides the ultimate in family living options. The su ny &

spacious open plan living r om boasts a designer kitchen

with 90cms oven, stone bench tops & a walk in pantry,

together with define dining, living & study spaces that

The formal lounge als opens to the landscaped garden

& has a boxed high stud ceiling with sound speakers. A l 4

bedr oms are fabulously proportioned qu en sized r oms,

with the master suite providing the perfect parents’ retreat

featuring an amazing dre sing r om with fu l wardrobe

system, a ditional storage & a beautiful tiled ensuite with

double tiled shower, fr estanding bath & twin vanities. The

family bathr om is equa ly elegant with a tiled shower &

twin vanities. Cosy up in front of the log burner, k ep your

toes warm with the under tile heating in the bathr oms &

k ep c ol or warm, as required, a the push of a bu ton with

2 heat pumps.

The home’s practical layout also includes a walk-in linen

r om, a substantial separate laundry, a tic storage with

la der a ce s and last, but certainly not least, hugely sought

after 4 car garaging. From the moment you a proach this

premium property, you wi l a preciate what a privilege it

would be to be able to ca l it ‘home’.

www.flemington.co.nz

DeaDline Sale:

Closing 4pm on Monday

11th June 2018

(unless sold prior)

rwro leston.co.nz/RLL23148

Town & Lifestyle Real Estate Ltd

Licensed (REAA 2 08) - West Melton

Sarah Booth

Contact:

Mobile: 027 527 8258

Brendan ‘Big Red’ Shefford

Contact:

Mobile: 027 224 4733

Lincoln - 03 325 7299

Ro leston - 03 347 9988

West Melton - 03 347 9933

THe BeST PRoPeRTieS AcRo S

W ek commencing WeDneSDAY, 23RD mAY 2018

Town & Lifestyle Real Estate Ltd

Licensed (REAA 2 08)

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Your guide to Community Developments

in the Selwyn District

Giving a heart to Rolleston

A stunning design, typifying the Southern Alps and

network of ara tawhito ancient Māori trails across

the Canterbury Plains (Ngā Pākihi Whakatekateka o

Waitaha), has been chosen for Rolleston’s new library

and community centre, Te Ara Ātea. Participating in the

design process were members of Selwyn’s local Rūnanga

Te Taumutu, reflecting Te Reo Māori’s historical presence

within the district.

“Rolleston has grown massively in a very short time

and the new town centre will give it a heart as a cultural

and social anchor for its people,” says Joanne Nikolaou,

Project Manager responsible for the new town centre.

Councillor Jeff Bland who chairs the community

centre build and adjacent area committee agrees: “The

new town centre will make Rolleston an even better

place to live.”

Te Ara Ātea will comprise two levels covering 2,200

square metres. The ground floor will incorporate: a

performance/exhibition space; designated community,

digital and art displays; Tamariki (children’s) zone;

community area and lounge where a homely welcoming

atmosphere will support interaction between community

members and groups; and meeting rooms

which individuals can book for business,

student learning, seminars, or the like.

The upper level will be a more reflective,

contemplative space. It will have a Waka

Huia, a historical and cultural treasure box

of displays and room where people can

connect with their history. Digital Internet

via the library will allow research access and

people will be able to book laptops for use

within the building.

Te Ara Ātea will be constructed on

Tennyson Street, on the site of the existing

service/toilet block in the sports ground.

Both the building and town square will look

north-west while a large promenade will

border an open reserve and venue area for

festivals, markets and other events.

The town square landscaping will

incorporate seating, drinking fountains,

shaded areas with more mature plantings and trees, an

indoor/outdoor Tamariki zone extending out from the

library, a community vegetable garden, and striking

water features indicative of Selwyn’s rivers, giving locals a

charming place to relax and enjoy time with families and

friends. In the evening, a contemporary lighting system

signifying constellations like the Matariki will illuminate

the area, providing a visual yet intimate canopy to the

square.

Jeff says construction of stage one including Te Ara

Ātea is expected to start within the next few months

with completion within a year. Stage two will focus on

the wider public reserve, planned playground and youth

zone with the existing tennis courts to be retained.

With Rolleston fast becoming the nucleus of Selwyn,

the town centre will give it a heart as a meeting point

for people’s journeys while embracing Rolleston’s Te Reo

Māori roots, agricultural, rail, transport, military and

multi-cultural connections.

The town centre will be

illuminated at night.

Rolleston’s new library and

community centre, Te Ara Ātea.

Councillor Jeff Bland

standing on the new town

centre site.

To learn more about Rolleston’s Town Centre go to:

https://yoursay.selwyn.govt.nz/rollestonlibraryandcommunitycentre.

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6 Claw Place, Rolleston

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551 Springston Rolleston Road, Rolleston


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88 Melton Grange Road, West Melton


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9 Royston Common, West Melton


22 Navy Loop, Rolleston

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6A Millstream Drive, Lincoln

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3 Ormand Road, Lincoln

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7 Spencer Close, Rolleston

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14 Lyttelton Street, Lincoln

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95 Genesis Drive, West Melton

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108 Rolleston Drive, Rolleston

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3 Raptor Street, Rolleston

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6 Fountain Place, Rolleston


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95 North Belt, Lincoln

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27 Falcon Road, Rolleston

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23 Hinterland, Prebbleton

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20 Chert Street, Rolleston

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ROLLESTON 03 347 9988

www.rwrolleston.co.nz

WEST MELTON 03 347 9933

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LINCOLN 03 325 7299

www.rwlincoln.co.nz

FARMLANDS www.farmlands.co.nz

FARMLANDS LINCOLN 03 325 2889

FARMLANDS LEESTON 03 324 3189

FARMLANDS DARFIELD 03 317 9070

PROPERTY BROKERS ROLLESTON

www.propertybrokers.co.nz


HARCOURTS

www.fourseasons.harcourts.co.nz

HARCOURTS HORNBY 03 349 9919

HARCOURTS ROLLESTON 03 347 4711

HARCOURTS LINCOLN 03 662 9933

PGG WRIGHTSON CANTERBURY

03 318 7850, www.pggwre.co.nz

MATSON & ALLAN

www.marealestate.co.nz


DARFIELD 03 318 8204

LEESTON 03 324 3704

MIKE PERO ROLLESTON

03 347 1111, www.mikepero.com

BAYLEYS

CANTERBURY 03 375 4700

www.bayleys.co.nz

GLASS MILES

CHRISTCHURCH 03 343 5178

www.glassmiles.co.nz

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