Pegasus Post: July 30, 2019

TUESDAY, JULY 30, 2019 

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Youth MP Te Rina has east in mind 

• By Matt Slaughter 

TE RINA Kotara (standing) 

could be the future of politics 

in the east. 

The year 13 Haeata 

Community Campus student 

was one of 120 Youth MPs from 

across New Zealand who 

took part in Youth Parliament 

at the Beehive earlier this 

month. 

Te Rina said before the 

two-day event, politics was 

an interest, but now wondered 

if there was a way she could 

make it part of her future 

career. 

Youth Parliamentarians 

functioned the same as elected 

members would, they had 

opportunities to debate on a 

mock Bill, conducted inquiries 

in mock select committees and 

grilled Ministers in question 

time. 

Te Rina was amazed at the 

diversity of opinions other 

Youth MPs voiced at the 

event and the passion they 

demonstrated. 

•Turn to page 6 

Jenny Hughey Iaean Cranwell 

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Authorised by J McLellan, 6 Braddon Street, Addington 

Reducing 

crime aim 

of boosting 

police 

numbers 


A SUBSTANTIAL increase in 

officer numbers at New Brighton 

Police Station will aim to reduce 

crime in the east and Canterbury. 

Last Monday, 25 new front line 

staff started at New Brighton Police 

Station and this number will 

grow to 40 soon. 

The number of sergeants at the 

station will increase from three to 

eight and the number of staff in 

total from 20 to 60. 

Sergeant Jim Currie said the 

new police would work alternating 

shifts 24 hours a day, seven 

days a week. He said they would 

patrol all of the areas New Brighton 

police had in the past, but 

would also respond to emergency 

callouts throughout Canterbury. 

Said Sergeant Currie: “These 

guys, they’re what we call our 

emergency response. You phone 

111, they’re the ones that come to 

the jobs.” 

“They’ll be serving the whole of 

Canterbury, but they’ll be based 

out of here, so you’ll see them 

around more often because they’ll 

be starting and finishing here, so 

you’ll see them more and more 

around New Brighton as well.” 

•Turn to page 5 

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Bus stops to ease schools’ traffic issues 


TRAFFIC congestion around 

Shirley Boys’ and Avonside Girls’ 

High Schools will soon be eased. 

The Coastal-Burwood 

Community Board has approved 

three new bus stops at Bridge St, 

Breezes Rd and Avondale Rd. 

They will be used at drop-off and 

pick-up times 

only. 

Pegasus Post 

reported in June 

on the number 

of students who 

drive to school 

and take up 

John 

Laurenson 

parks along 

nearby streets. 

Residents say 

they sometimes park badly and 

drive dangerously around the 

school. 

Shirley Boys’ High School 

principal John Laurenson 

said the new bus stops would 

hopefully reduce the number 

of students and parents driving 

to the school and make the 

morning and afternoon 

commute easier for others. 

“For us, it’s simple enough, 

we’re just moving children, 

boys and girls to and from the 

school more efficiently and in a 

congested part of the city, that’s a 

very positive thing.” 

Said Avonside Girls’ High 

School principal Sue Hume: 

“If we’ve got good bus services 

into school, absolutely we’re 

encouraging our students to use 

the transport that’s available.” 

Just after the campus opened 

in May, Pegasus Post reported 

the schools were experiencing 

teething problems related to 

the demand for buses and 

overcrowding in some places on 

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The schools had been working 

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Said city council transport 

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Mr Laurenson said he was 

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growing pains they experienced 

after first opening. “It’s falling 

into place really well. We’ve got 

a degree of order and efficiency 

happening now, so we’re really 

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Station opening hours to remain 

•From page 1 

In spite of the fact that more 

police would be in and out of the 

station 24 hours a day, Sergeant 

Currie said New Brighton Police 

Station’s opening hours would 

not increase from five days a 

week. 

Asked why, Sergeant 

Currie said: 

“I can’t comment 

on that 

. . . that’s at a 

higher level than 

Soozie Bragg 

my grade.” 

However, 

Sergeant Currie 

said for eastern suburbs, greater 

police numbers would hopefully 

mean a reduction in some of the 

most common crimes affecting 

these areas including car thefts, 

burglaries and tagging. 

“It’ll have that deterrence effect 

for some of the minor stuff that 

we saw a little spike in . . . hopefully, 

it’ll reduce that.” 

“They’re just deploying them 

into the places that they’re 

needed, so that’s why we’re getting 

them out here, to help boost 

that trust and confidence and 

make people feel safe in the community,” 

he said. 

Aranui resident Bevan 

Allington, who Pegasus Post 

reported in May, had his caravan 

stolen from his driveway, said it 

INCREASE: Twenty-five new front line staff started at New 

Brighton Police Station last Monday, this number will grow to 

40 soon. 

had not been found. He hoped 

experiences like his would now 

be less common. 

“The officer that attended my 

callout was from Papanui, so 

maybe all the Brighton ones were 

busy, or there wasn’t enough of 

them to get there quick enough, 

so maybe in that sense, the numbers 

could help.” 

South New Brighton resident 

Soozie Bragg, who organised the 

Save Our Suburbs Community 

Safety Expo in March, said 

having more police would be “a 

great thing.” 

“If the little mongrels that steal 

things know that there are more 

police in the area and that they 

are patrolling and that they are 

more vigilant, then hopefully 

they won’t be quite so keen to 

come down this area.” 

For the rest of Christchurch, 

Sergeant Currie said: “It’s going 

to be a boost for the whole city.” 


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last week charged with the 

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Arrest made over spate 

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Parklands Community Centre. 

He is facing seven charges. 

Some of the premises were 

broken into more than once. 

The Waimairi Beach Golf 

Club was burgled twice and had 

$12,000 in computer equipment, 

gear from the pro-shop and 

money from its safe stolen. 

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DECISION-MAKERS are 

conflicted about the best 

solution to keep road-users 

and pedestrians safe near the 

entrance to KFC and the Z 

service station on Shirley Rd. 

The Papanui-Innes 

Community Board is 

concerned the right turn from 

Shirley Rd into KFC is holding 

up traffic and creating problems 

for other road-users. 

However, city council staff 

say a possible solution raised by 

the board to extend the traffic 

island on Shirley Rd so it blocks 

motorists from turning right 

into KFC will encourage 

more dangerous driving. 

Said board member 

Jo Byrne: “If you come 

right from Marshland 

Rd and swing around, if 

someone’s waiting there 

to go into KFC, that can 

be a bit of an obstacle.” 

Ms Byrne said the 

board has asked city 

council staff to consider 

extending the traffic island. 

But she said staff had analysed 

traffic around the KFC and Z 

and found some motorists are 

already driving on the 

wrong side of the road 

for a short distance 

after they exit KFC onto 

Shirley Rd. 

Extending the island 

could exacerbate the 

problem because 

motorists who make 

the illegal manoeuvre 

would be forced to drive 

further on the wrong 

side of the road to reach the end 

of the island. 

“It should be a left turn, 

but you know what driver 

behaviour’s like, people just 

decide they’re going to go the 

other way and drive the wrong 

way up the road,” Ms Byrne 

said. 

City council transport 

planning and the delivery 

manager Lynette Ellis said 

many things had to be 

considered before a decision is 

made on the safest solution. 

“This involves looking at past 

statistics regarding crashes 

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Dangerous driving thwarts KFC entrance solution 

Developing 

a passion 

for politics 

•From page 1 

“Before, I was like, really onesided 

and now, I feel like I’m quite 

open to like say: ‘Oh well, what 

does this problem effect in this sector, 

or what is the solution?’ It just 

gave me a different view on how 

other people see things.” 

Te Rina said she had east 

Christchurch in mind when voting 

on the mock bill relating to using 

sustainable energy. 

“I was thinking about it and I 

was like, what about my community, 

the Christchurch east. I was 

just considering what we’d been 

through and how climate change 

would affect my community and 

then I decided to vote for the bill.” 

After, school Te Rina said she 

was planning to study engineering 

at Canterbury University, but said 

Youth Parliament had sparked her 

inspiration for the job politicians do. 

Te Rina was chosen as a Youth 

MP by Christchurch East National 

Party member Jo Hayes. 

Te Rina said she had loved working 

with Ms Hayes, who was now 

one of the politicians she looked up 

to most along with Jacinda Ardern. 

Ms Hayes said the experience 

had inspired Te Rina to start a 

school debating team and spoke 

highly of her passion for improving 

low socio-economic areas. 

Jo Byrne 

• By Laura Hitchon 

A NEW venture to help parents 

of newborn babies save money 

has opened in Christchurch. 

The Canterbury Baby Clothing 

Library in Spreydon operates 

a clothing exchange system 

where members can trade good 

quality second-hand baby clothing 

for other good quality second-hand 

baby clothing items of 

a similar nature. Library owner 

Jacky Bakker said the library 

system loosely worked on a likefor-like 

exchange. 

Ms Bakker said she came up 

with the idea for the business after 

buying some expensive baby 

clothing for her grandson on an 

overseas website and discovered 

it was too small, but was unable 

to exchange it. 

“Babies are constantly growing, 

so rather than people 

throwing out their old baby 

clothes and sending them to 

landfill, why not exchange 

them,” she said. 

In addition to reducing 

landfill, Ms Bakker hoped to 

make shopping for baby clothes 

more enjoyable, affordable and 

less time-consuming for new 

parents. 

Customer and grandmotherto-be 

Janice Belgrave said it 

was easy to spend $35 on a new 

outfit that only ended up being 

worn once or twice. “It’s great if 

parents are able to recycle and 

reuse where possible,” she said. 

Christchurch Parents Centre 

president Yvette Cundy said a 

lot of parents were surprised at 

how quickly they went through 

clothing and that selling them 

online was a time-consuming 

process. “The process of putting 

items up on Trade Me, listing 

everything and waiting for people 

to collect the items, it’s just 

too hard,” she said. 

Ms Bakker said having a baby 

was meant to be an enjoyable experience, 

but people got caught 

up with the image and expense 

of it instead of savouring it. 

“I get to make contact with 

people at the happiest time of 

their lives, which is just lovely,” 

she said. 

Rather than spending a heap 

of money on baby clothing, Ms 

Bakker believed people should 

spend it on what matters, like 

car seats, mattresses or good 

shoes. 

“You can still achieve a cool 

look by shopping sensibly,” she 

said. Ms Bakker said label clothing 

and generic clothing were 

treated exactly the same and 

what mattered was the quality of 

the garment. 

“Clothing to be traded must 

be free of holes and discolouration 

and must have fully functioning 

zips, domes and buttons. 

“Hats, socks, singlets and 

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and undertaking observations 

of driver behaviour in the 

area. When considering 

past crashes, turning right 

against traffic and crossing 

multiple lanes is one of the 

more risky actions that can be 

undertaken by a driver. The 

level of risk is heightened when 

it is undertaken in the vicinity 

of a major intersection,” she 

said. 

Ms Byrne said the board 

will continue to work with city 

council staff until the safest 

option is found. 

Save money by trading baby clothes 

ECONOMICAL: 

Canterbury Baby 

Clothing Library 

owner Jacky 

Bakker offers 

baby clothing 

from premature 

sizing through to 

size 0. PHOTO: 

LAURA HITCHON 

most knitwear are not accepted 

but can be donated by members 

for other people to use. 

“Premature and special occasion 

clothing are also available 

on request,” she said. 

Ms Belgrave said she was 

gifting a full membership to her 

children and hoped it would 

make things a little easier for 

them. 

“A membership to the baby 

library would make an ideal 

gift for a baby shower too,” 

she said. Casual and full 

memberships are available 

and visits to the library are by 

appointment only. Once the 

clothing is exchanged, it’s the 

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News 

FOR LEASE: The city council is looking for someone to lease the new cafe being built at the New 

Brighton hot pools site. 

Operator sought for hot pools cafe 

THE CAFE being built as part of 

the New Brighton hot water pools 

complex is up for grabs. 

The city council is looking 

for a private operator to lease 

the space, which will have both 

indoor and outdoor seating. 

Said city council head of recreation, 

sports and events Nigel 

Cox: “We are looking to lease the 

cafe to an experienced operator 

with a proven track record in the 

hospitality industry and a passion 

for providing great food and 

customer service. We want the 

café to become a real asset for the 

area.’’ 

The hot pools are due to open 

early in 2020. 

There will be five pools in the 

complex, ranging from 25 to 40 

degrees in temperature, a cold 

water plunge pool and steam and 

sauna facilities. 

Development Christchurch 

Ltd is overseeing the construction 

of the multimillion-dollar 

facility, which, once completed, 

is expected to draw about 75,000 

people a year to New Brighton. 

DCL chief executive Rob Hall 

said contractors had been working 

on site since February and 

work on the pool complex was 

progressing well. 

“The hot pools will be a great 

boost for New Brighton when 

they open early next year. 

Alongside our work on the 

new playground, public realm 

improvements and revitalisation 

of the commercial centre, they 

will be a catalyst for growth and 

activity in the seaside suburb,’’ 

Mr Hall said. 

EAST Christchurch teenagers 

won top awards at the Blue 

Light Life Skills Camp at 

Burnham Military Camp earlier 

this month. 

Aranui 15-year-old Cashmere 

Chan Fong was awarded overall 

excellence and New Brighton 

16-year-old Kurtis O’Sullivan 

was awarded overall merit. 

The boys beat a strong group 

of young people from the South 

Island to take the prizes on the 

week-long residential course. 

Blue Light life skills co-ordinator 

Kayla Murphy said: “Cashmere 

was presented the award 

of overall top student as camp 

staff felt that he had showed 

maturity, intuition, excelled as a 

team member, displayed positive 

qualities of leadership and was 

respectful towards staff and fellow 

course members.” 

“Kurtis was presented the 

overall merit award as camp 

staff felt that he had significant 

and consistent improvement 

in attitude, self-discipline, 

self-confidence, participation 

and team work and was always 

respectful to staff and fellow 

course members.” 

The Life Skills programme 

was run by New Zealand 

Blue Light in partnership with 

the New Zealand Police and 

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HIGH ACHIEVERS: Kurtis 

O’Sullivan and Cashmere 

Chan Fong won awards at 

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Camp. 

New Zealand Defence Force. 

The programme provides 14 

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Medal haul for amateurs 

• By Jacob Page 

WOOLSTON BOXERS won five 

gold medals at the central North 

Island amateur championships 

in Rotorua. 

Coach Holly Sullivan sent her 

biggest team ever, with 10 boxers 

competing and each coming 

home with a medal. 

“I’ve been coaching 10 years 

and each year I’ve sent a team 

from Woolston just to get some 

more experience,” she said. 

“For me as a coach, it’s 

a marker event for me to 

assess where my boys and 

girls are and whether they are 

capable and in the mix for 

Canterbury team selections later 

in the year.” 

Byron Antal won the 80kgplus 

junior male class with a 

unanimous points decision over 

Tauranga’s Te Kehu Kerr. 

“I was really impressed with 

how (Antal) adapted,” Sullivan 

said. 

“He threw a few upper-cuts, 

which isn’t a common punch for 

some reason, and just kept jabbing 

against a bigger opponent 

and kept scoring points.” 

Azury Ormsby won the under- 

54kg junior male novice title by 

beating Dan Larby, of Gisborne’s 

Patu Tahi. 

“I was really impressed with 

Azury, he just out-skilled his 

opponent and it showed in the 

fight,” Sullivan said. 

Eleven-year-old Bobby Brown 

won the under-34kg male cadet 

SPORT 

title with victory over Rotorua’s 

Kauri Hay. 

“Bobby is quite strong for his 

size and he never takes a backward 

step,” Sullivan said. 

“He fought a boy who really 

wanted to win and you could see 

it in the final round, so he did 

well.” 

Blake Henderson won the 

under-75kg elite male title unopposed, 

and Neve Enright won 

the under-70kg junior novice 

title in the same fashion, but 

lost on points after stepping up 

to fight an opponent with eight 

more fights and a 2kg weight 

advantage. 

Sullivan said Ryley Sutherland 

was unlucky to finish runner-up 

in the under-50kg male cadet 

class after leading his bout for 

the first two of three rounds on 

the judges’ scorecards. 

Silver medals also went to 

TALENTED: 

Woolston 

Boxing Club 

members came 

back with 10 

medals from 

the central 

North Island 

championships 

in Rotorua. 

PHOTO: HOLLY 

SULLIVAN 

Hamuera Tainui in the under- 

63kg junior male class, Brent 

Mikulicic in the under-64kg elite 

male novice and Oliver Bristowe 

in the under-81kg elite novice 

male. 

Philippa Hancox earned a 

bronze medal as an under-75kg 

novice. 

The team will now train 

towards two events on 

August 23 – the Canterbury 

Championships at the Cashmere 

Club and the Australian Golden 

Gloves in Brisbane. 

Avonside Girls’ 

rower off to 

world champs 

AVONSIDE GIRLS’ High 

School rower Sally Wylaars has 

flown out with the New Zealand 

junior team for the world 

championships in Tokyo from 

August 7 to 11. 

Wylaars will compete in 

the women’s coxless four with 

St Margaret’s 

College’s Charlotte 

Darry, Alison 

Mills, of St Paul’s 

Collegiate in 

Hamilton, and 

Lucy Burrell 

from Auckland’s 

Baradene College. 

Wylaars was also 

named achiever 

of the year at the Canterbury 

Rowing Awards for her 

progression in the sport. 

Sally 

Wylaars 

She has been rowing for four 

seasons and won silver in the 

Maadi Cup under-18 double 

sculls with Avonside teammate 

Maddy Thornton earlier this 

year. 

The course for the junior 

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2020 Olympics and Paralympics. 

Its west and east dams separate 

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Bay. 

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Tuesday, Wednesday and 

Thursday 10am-noon (by 

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Go along for a group offering 

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Ascot Sit and Be Fit 

Wednesday, 1-2pm, and 

Thursday, 9.30-10.30am 

Complete a class of exercises 

without even leaving your chair. 

The cost of the class is $4 and 

with this, you’ll get a cup of tea or 

coffee. 

Ascot Community Centre 

Rocket Club 

Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm 

Go along and take part in 

different activities based on 

local and current events in a 

learning environment. Homework 

help is available during this time. 

Free and no bookings required. 

Aranui Library 

Scrabble Club 

Tuesday and Wednesday, 1.30- 

3.30pm and 1-2.45pm 

Go along to the Scrabble 

Club. No obligation, just go 

along when you can and join the 

friendly group. All materials are 

supplied. No fee. 

Parklands and Shirley 

libraries 

CV help 

Thursday, 10-11.30am 

A librarian will be on hand 

to assist customers who need 

help with their CV or 

resume. 

New Brighton Library 

Technology Help Drop-in 

Sessions 

Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm 

Go along to drop-in sessions 

for help with email, searching 

the internet, using the library 

catalogue, eBooks, and general 

computer queries. 


Cards Club 

Friday, 1.30-3.30pm 

This weekly club will be held 

every Friday, just go along and 

join the fun. Free, no bookings 

required. 


Makerspace 

Friday, 3.30-4.30pm 

Go along to weekly Makerspace 

sessions and get hands-on with 

activities for all ages. Something 

new every week. 

Aranui Library 

Culture Exchange 

Friday, 3.45-4.45pm 

Go along and make new 

friends, practice English and 

learn about New Zealand and 

Christchurch. 


New Brighton Seaside 

Market 

Saturday, 10am-2pm 

Go and enjoy a warm 

and fun atmosphere beside 

the seaside. With live 

entertainment, food and free 

face-painting. 

New Brighton Pedestrian 

Mall 

Mid-winter family 

fun will be held at 

Parklands Library 

on Saturday from 

11am until 3pm. Go 

along and enjoy 

games, activities 

and craft together. 

All ages welcome. 

No booking 

required. 

Golden Oldies Movie 

screening – Shenandoah 

Monday, 1.30pm 

James Stewart and Doug 

McClure star in this 1965 

western. During the Civil War, 

a Virginia farmer and his family 

vow to remain neutral, but one 

of the sons is captured by Union 

soldiers, sending the farmer to his 

rescue. $2, go early for a cuppa. 

New Brighton Museum, 9 Hardy 

St 

Marshland Table Tennis Club 

Monday, 7.30-9.30pm 

Go along every Monday night 

until October 14. Casual players 

are welcome – $5 for adults per 

night, $3 for juniors under-18. 

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Tasty Bites 

Vegan options can be delicious and easy 

Vegan ingredients have flavours and textures that work really well in fritters and sausage 

rolls, giving these dishes a real depth of taste 

Vegan broccoli, black bean 

fritters 

Makes 12 

Ingredients 

1 Tbsp chia seeds 

2 Tbsp water 

2 cups broccoli florets, roughly 

cut 

1 400g can black beans, drained 

and rinsed 

¼ tsp ground fenugreek 

1 tsp salt 

¼ tsp freshly ground pepper 

½ tsp dried oregano 

¼ cup fine polenta 

Oil for frying 

Lemon wedges 

Directions 

Begin by soaking the chia 

seeds in water and set aside so 

they thicken. Put the broccoli in 

the food processor and process 

briefly. Add the beans, seasoning 

and chia mixture and blitz to 

form a thick paste. Transfer from 

the food processor to a bowl and 

taste. Adjust seasoning if needed. 

Add a tablespoon of polenta 

and mix well to combine. Roll 

into 12 evenly-sized balls, flatten 

slightly and coat in the polenta. 

Heat a large, heavy-based fry 

pan with enough oil to cover 

the base of the pan. When hot, 

add the broccoli fritters and fry 

until golden (about 5min a side). 

Remove and serve with a pinch of 

sea salt and lemon wedges. 

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Vegan sausage rolls 

Ingredients 

250g chestnut mushrooms C. Tip the mushroom mixture 

3 Tbsp olive oil 

MOVE 

into the bowl with the leeks, 

A 

2 leeks, finely chopped 

then add the chestnuts and 

2 large garlic cloves, crushed breadcrumbs. 

1 Tbsp finely chopped sage leaves Season then mix everything 

1 Tbsp brown rice miso 

together until you have a slightly 

2 tsp dijon mustard 

stiff mixture. 

30g chestnuts, very finely 

Unravel the pastry on a floured 

chopped 

surface, then roll the pastry out so 

70g fresh white breadcrumbs one side measures 43cm. Mould 

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Dairy-free milk (like soya milk), the pastry up around the filling 

to glaze 

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Tip the mushrooms into a food 

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finely chopped. Put half the olive 

oil in a large frying pan, add the 

leeks and a pinch of salt and fry 

gently for 15min or until softened 

and golden brown. 

Scrape the leeks out of the pan 

into a bowl and set aside to cool 

a little. 

Heat the remaining oil in 

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for 10min over medium heat. 

Add the garlic, sage, miso 

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Heat the oven to about 200 deg 

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2019 Paslode Nailgun 

Nissan Pulsar 

Nubean Billy Goat 

1997 Honda Legend 

John Deere 131 Front Mower Conditioner 

1974 Leyland REL Bus 

$700 

ID 30072 

$2,150 


$50 


$1,400 

ID 29798 

$12,000 

ID 29880 

$8,000 


Toyote Mark X 

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Mitsubishi Pajero 4WD 

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Breadmaker - Sanyo 

Mazda MX-5 

Macbro-8 Tripod 

Suzuki Intruder VL250 

Carpenters Wooden Work Bench 

$14,000 

ID 21671 

$25 


$11,500 

ID 26396 

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$3,900 


$120 

ID 29900 

2011 Toyota Highlander 

Aerofast Straps 

Fireman Stuffed Toy 

Tibetan Apron 

2003 Honda Accord 

Long Hair Belted Galloway Hide 

$22,500 

ID 29975 

$5 each 


$20 


$20 


$2,999 


$800 


1977 Chrysler Mahogany 6-seater Dining Table 

2013 Suzuki Swift 

Dolly Trailer System 

Old Dentist Cabinet on Castors 

Drop Leaf Dining Table & 6 Chairs 

$5,000 


$2,000 


$12,000 

ID 29923 

$2,400 


$220 


$140 


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Large Original Creamoata 

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Classic Rocking Chair 

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2006 Subaru Legacy GT B 

Ford Mustang Steering Box 1965-66 

Kambrook Bagless Vacuum Cleaner 

1989 Honda Accord 

Spinning Wheel 

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ID 29968 

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ID 29912 

$100 

ID 29936 

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restretching. Email 

jflattery@xtra.co.nz ph 

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FEnCInG 

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0273 313 223 

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4311440. 

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PEGASUS POST 

METRO BLACK BEDROOM 

3 Drawer Bedside NOW ONLY $ 229 

Queen/King Headboard NOW ONLY $ 349 

ALL BEDROOM ON SALE 

Phoebe Optisoft 

Recliner 

NOW ONLY $599 

Jersey 

Dining Chair 

NOW ONLY 

$70 

ALL LOUNGE ON SALE 

ALL DINING ON SALE 

Woodwall 

Ballet Desk 

NOW ONLY $199 

ALL OFFICE ON SALE 

STOREWIDE SALE ON NOW. 

Exclusions apply. Sale ends 19.08.19. 

Shop 

Online 

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Cnr Blenheim & Curletts Rds, Christchurch 

Ph: 0800 TARGET (0800 827438) 

Offers and product prices advertised here expire 19/08/19. 

Sale excludes Manchester and Accessories.

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