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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 , <strong>2019</strong><br />
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• By Jess Gibson<br />
CLAIMS OF a lack of policing<br />
in Lyttelton has led to a private<br />
security company patrolling the<br />
streets.<br />
Residents have been complaining<br />
about an increase in crimes such<br />
as vehicle damage and theft during<br />
hours where there is no police<br />
presence.<br />
The Lyttelton police station is<br />
only staffed between 8am-5pm –<br />
after that, any calls are taken by<br />
police in Christchurch.<br />
In response, private security<br />
company Tactical Response Team<br />
has been patrolling the streets since<br />
August 20, on Tuesdays, Thursdays<br />
and Saturdays, 9pm until 3am.<br />
However, police statistics show<br />
that crime has not significantly<br />
increased in Lyttelton.<br />
A trend shows levels of reported<br />
crime in Lyttelton have remained<br />
relatively stable over the past two<br />
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There has been no consistent<br />
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to month.<br />
The highest number of crimes<br />
reported this year was 53 in<br />
February, the lowest number<br />
reported was 28 in April – the<br />
average number of crimes for the<br />
year so far is 41.<br />
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Wednesday <strong>September</strong> 4 <strong>2019</strong><br />
get in touch<br />
from the editor’s desk<br />
THE LEGACY of the 2011 earthquakes<br />
still continue to wreak havoc.<br />
Right now they continue to tear the<br />
heart out of Sumner business (see page<br />
4-5).<br />
It took a long time for the retail and<br />
cafe area to recover from the three big quakes in 2011. But<br />
now roadworks which are under way as part of upgrades to<br />
the village have put some back to square one.<br />
Chrissie Beardsley, who owns Chrissie’s Label Clothing on<br />
Nayland St, is feeling the full force of the downturn.<br />
She has managed to stay afloat with other funding, otherwise<br />
and she would have been forced to shut-up shop.<br />
The silver lining is once the roadworks and other<br />
improvements to the area are finished, Sumner will be<br />
looking pretty good.<br />
– Barry Clarke<br />
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News<br />
Reserve status unlikely to be revoked<br />
• By Jess Gibson<br />
THE DEPARTMENT of<br />
Conservation does not believe<br />
an argument could be made to<br />
revoke the reserve status of a<br />
former Maori burial ground.<br />
There have been ongoing discussions<br />
about returning ownership<br />
and management of Purau<br />
Maori Reserve to local runanga<br />
over the past century.<br />
A report<br />
was presented<br />
to the Banks<br />
Peninsula Community<br />
Board<br />
in May last year<br />
which gave two<br />
options to return<br />
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local hapu Ngati<br />
Wheke, one of<br />
which would reclassify<br />
the land from recreation<br />
reserve to historic reserve.<br />
The second and preferred<br />
option was to revoke the reserve<br />
status, which would enable the<br />
city council to then consider<br />
returning the land to Te Hapu o<br />
Ngati Wheke.<br />
The report was laid on the<br />
table while clarification was<br />
sought on the derivation of the<br />
reserve and claims of error in<br />
the report.<br />
This was because the Purau<br />
Residents Association argued<br />
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However, that report has now<br />
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It said the report was withdrawn<br />
due to it being unlikely<br />
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DoC staff stated that given<br />
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Wednesday <strong>September</strong> 4 <strong>2019</strong><br />
News<br />
Road works in Sumner Village push<br />
Road works being<br />
undertaken as part of the<br />
Sumner Village Master<br />
Plan are causing havoc<br />
for businesses. Jess<br />
Gibson reports<br />
TEN YEARS ago, Chrissie<br />
Beardsley’s dream of owning a<br />
second-hand designer clothing<br />
store became a reality.<br />
With Sumner in mind as the<br />
perfect location, she opened<br />
Chrissie’s Label Clothing on<br />
Nayland St and quickly saw her<br />
business thrive.<br />
She faced turmoil in 2011<br />
when the earthquake struck<br />
and resulted in a downturn in<br />
business – but the friendships she<br />
had formed with customers gave<br />
her the motivation to hang on.<br />
Now the road works which<br />
are being done as part of the<br />
city council’s Sumner Village<br />
upgrades have pushed her to her<br />
limit.<br />
Ms Beardsley said she was<br />
lucky she managed to keep afloat<br />
with other funding, otherwise<br />
and she would have been forced<br />
to “shut up shop.”<br />
Dust and noise have permeated<br />
through Sumner’s main streets<br />
since work began in March to<br />
build new road surfaces, kerbs,<br />
DOWNTURN: Chrissie Beardsley has put up 30 per cent off signs at her store Chrissie’s Label<br />
Clothing in an attempt to make back the average loss of $1000 a week she has suffered f.<br />
footpaths, stormwater drains,<br />
landscaping, and add feature<br />
paving.<br />
Diggers, fencing and road<br />
cones can be seen on Marriner<br />
St, Wakefield Ave, Burgess St and<br />
Nayland St.<br />
Outside shops, some footpaths<br />
have been closed, parking has<br />
been reduced and Marriner St<br />
and Wakefield Ave are often<br />
reduced to one lane of traffic.<br />
Eventually, the enhancement<br />
works will improve the<br />
functionality, safety, connectivity<br />
and amenity of Sumner Village.<br />
It will provide new street<br />
furniture, landscaped areas, cycle<br />
lanes, a paved shared space and<br />
crossing points, wider footpaths<br />
and a slower speed environment.<br />
And with construction ball<br />
parked to be completed by the<br />
end of the month, Ms Beardsley<br />
has “no idea” what she will feel<br />
when it is all over.<br />
She described the entire<br />
process as “soul-destroying.”<br />
‘Thirty per cent off’ signs<br />
remain in her shop window at a<br />
time when they would usually<br />
be stored away in an attempt to<br />
make back the average loss of<br />
$1000 a week she has suffered.<br />
“I’ve been crying over it,” she<br />
said.<br />
“No one has come and talked<br />
to me and asked how the business<br />
is going. I could have shown<br />
them my financial books which<br />
had dropped from $2000 to $300<br />
a week – that’s a big change.”<br />
Ms Beardsley’s is not the only<br />
business to take a hit.<br />
Two shops, one of which has<br />
been in Sumner for 21 years, now<br />
lie vacant.<br />
“Customers have been<br />
struggling to get around with the<br />
one-ways and no parking. It’s just<br />
about wiped us off the planet,”<br />
Ms Beardsley said.<br />
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business owners to the limit<br />
CLOUD cafe and Korean Tapa<br />
Bar owner Marty Moon opened<br />
his business on Marriner St five<br />
months ago, about the same time<br />
work started on the upgrades.<br />
“We have been affected quite a<br />
lot,” he said.<br />
But in spite of the hit he has<br />
taken while trying to make a<br />
name for his<br />
business, Mr<br />
Moon said he<br />
has been happy<br />
with the way<br />
contractors have<br />
dealt with the<br />
process.<br />
Sara<br />
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He said they<br />
have made an<br />
effort to keep him<br />
regularly updated<br />
as the project progresses through<br />
its different stages.<br />
Across the road, Joe’s Garage<br />
Sumner owner Callum Brownlee<br />
said he usually notices a steady<br />
increase in business year on<br />
year. However, there has been no<br />
growth this year so far.<br />
Heathcote Ward city councillor<br />
Sara Templeton acknowledged<br />
the road works have been a<br />
difficult feat for the shops which<br />
had to wear the downturn.<br />
But she said once they are<br />
completed, it will be a great<br />
payoff.<br />
TAKING THE HIT: CLOUD cafe and Korean Tapa Bar owner<br />
Marty Moon says he has been affected by the road works.<br />
“Making a much more<br />
pedestrian-friendly village is part<br />
of what the community wanted<br />
to enable the area to thrive.<br />
“It is going to be finished by<br />
summer and it’s going to be<br />
amazing.”<br />
City council transport<br />
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manager Lynette Ellis said staff<br />
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DETOURS: Temporary pedestrian walkways have been put in<br />
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understand the upgrades have<br />
been a disruptive time for the<br />
community.<br />
“The council and contractor<br />
engaged with the local businesses<br />
prior to construction to minimise<br />
the impact of any disruption,”<br />
she said.<br />
Ms Ellis said it was agreed<br />
early in the project that the works<br />
would be undertaken during the<br />
winter when visitor numbers are<br />
generally lower.<br />
She said weekend work was<br />
limited to Saturday mornings<br />
to ensure businesses received a<br />
break from construction activity.<br />
“Our team are talking with the<br />
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Wednesday <strong>September</strong> 4 <strong>2019</strong><br />
News<br />
Bees to benefit from book<br />
• By Jess Gibson<br />
A FICTIONAL sun bear<br />
illustrated by Lyttelton artist<br />
Celia Allison is helping to save<br />
bees.<br />
Ms Allison, author Teresa<br />
Kiddell and editor Sorcha<br />
O’Malley are preparing to<br />
launch the new children’s book<br />
Gwendolyn Bear and the Honey<br />
Bees this month, which is bee<br />
awareness month.<br />
In a lighthearted, rhyming tale<br />
with an important message, the<br />
book signifies the plight of bees<br />
and the importance of looking<br />
after the species to ensure the<br />
survival of mankind.<br />
“I’ve been up to the gift fair in<br />
Auckland recently and there was<br />
an enormous response to it,” Ms<br />
Allison said.<br />
Port Hills MP Ruth Dyson<br />
will be a guest speaker at the first<br />
launch event, which will be held<br />
at The Lyttel Kiwi, 15 London St<br />
on <strong>September</strong> 13.<br />
“I’m really pleased I’ve got a<br />
wonderful guest speaker, it will<br />
be neat. People can come in, have<br />
a drink, listen to her speak and<br />
buy a book if they want to,” Ms<br />
Allison said.<br />
More than 5000 copies have<br />
been printed so far and will be<br />
sold in stores across the country<br />
and in Christchurch including<br />
Scorpio Books, Piccadilly Books<br />
and Take Note Ferrymead.<br />
GOOD CAUSE: Illustrator Celia Allison and author Teresa<br />
Kiddell will launch their book Gwendolyn and the Honey Bees<br />
in Lyttelton on <strong>September</strong> 13. PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN<br />
Fifty cents from each $22.99<br />
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Gwendolyn Bear and the<br />
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Ms Kiddell’s for 42 years and the<br />
new book will be the first she has<br />
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Ms Kiddell has been an<br />
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idea to her in January.<br />
Ms Allison described her<br />
illustrations as “a whimsical,<br />
watercolour pencil style with a<br />
lot of detail.”<br />
She is best known for her<br />
illustrations Cecily and Moa<br />
Revival, which have been printed<br />
onto merchandise such as<br />
stationery and tea towels.<br />
“I haven’t done a children’s<br />
book for years, it’s going back a<br />
couple of decades now,” she said.<br />
Ms Kiddell said she is very<br />
excited to have the book<br />
published after having it “in the<br />
back of her mind” for so long.<br />
“I can’t believe it’s out.”<br />
•If you want to learn<br />
more about the book and<br />
where to buy it, visit www.<br />
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•HAVE YOUR SAY: Are you satisfied with the traffic controls<br />
on Sumner Rd? Or do you oppose the planned Head to Head<br />
Walkway route? Email your views to jess.gibson@starmedia.kiwi<br />
Traffic controls to stay<br />
along Sumner Rd<br />
• By Jess Gibson<br />
THE PARKING restrictions<br />
and traffic controls which<br />
allowed Sumner Rd to be<br />
safely re-opened will be made<br />
permanent.<br />
Temporary traffic<br />
management measures, like<br />
no stopping, no overtaking, no<br />
right turn, no entry restrictions<br />
and stop and give way signs,<br />
enabled the road to reopen on<br />
March 29.<br />
Now those controls will be<br />
made permanent after the<br />
Banks Peninsula Community<br />
Board approved the move at its<br />
meeting on Monday.<br />
The restrictions aim to make<br />
Sumner Rd safer, as it is the<br />
dangerous goods route for<br />
trucks travelling to Lyttelton<br />
and is popular with tourists,<br />
sightseers and residents.<br />
Section of planned controversial<br />
walkway given the green light<br />
• By Jess Gibson<br />
A SMALL part of the<br />
contentious Head to Head<br />
Walkway route has been<br />
approved.<br />
The Banks Peninsula<br />
Community Board signed<br />
off the section from Marine<br />
Drive at Paradise Beach to the<br />
Charteris <strong>Bay</strong> Yacht Club.<br />
The city council received<br />
mixed feedback from the<br />
community on route options<br />
between Orton Bradley Park<br />
and the Charteris <strong>Bay</strong> Yacht<br />
Club. The five options the<br />
city council proposed for the<br />
section through Charteris <strong>Bay</strong><br />
were opposed by the residents’<br />
association.<br />
However, there was wider support<br />
for the small route which<br />
has been approved.<br />
During the board meeting on<br />
Monday, two affected residents<br />
spoke about their concerns<br />
over how the track would be<br />
developed. They are worried<br />
about privacy, environmental<br />
impacts, health and safety and<br />
anti-social behaviour. The city<br />
council is working to develop<br />
the rest of the track in stages.<br />
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UP TO 3000 native<br />
seedlings will be planted<br />
in Port Levy to help<br />
biodiversity flourish.<br />
The Banks Peninsula<br />
water zone committee<br />
is holding a community<br />
planting day at<br />
Koukourārata Marae<br />
on Saturday. One of the<br />
committee’s priorities is<br />
protecting and enhancing<br />
environmental values.<br />
The planting will help<br />
protect the quality of the<br />
stream on the marae’s<br />
boundary, which runs<br />
from the mountain to<br />
the sea, as well as provide<br />
shelter for native species.<br />
Peter Ramsden,<br />
of Koukourārata<br />
Marae, said the project<br />
was possible because<br />
of funding from the<br />
committee’s immediate<br />
steps programme.<br />
“The land is joint<br />
between Koukourārata<br />
and the wider community,<br />
so there is some farmers’<br />
land in there too,” he said.<br />
“All trees going in will<br />
be native, they always are,<br />
but this is a big number<br />
of trees, all because of the<br />
IMS funding.”<br />
Banks Peninsula<br />
zone facilitator Shelley<br />
Washington said the<br />
planting will “complete<br />
the connection” between<br />
the Kakanui conservation<br />
covenant and the coast.<br />
“This stream or gully<br />
could be seen as the<br />
umbilical cord that<br />
connects Kakanui, which<br />
represents papatūānuku<br />
and Te Ara Whanui<br />
Makwhui (Koukourarata<br />
<strong>Bay</strong>) which represents<br />
Tangaroa,” she said.<br />
“It is part of a goal that<br />
FLOURISH:<br />
Native<br />
seedlings will<br />
be planted<br />
by the<br />
community at<br />
Port Levy on<br />
Saturday.<br />
Help plant out the peninsula<br />
the Banks Peninsula is<br />
recognised in the region<br />
for showcasing flourishing<br />
biodiversity.<br />
“The committee<br />
has many other goals,<br />
such as supporting the<br />
implementation of the<br />
Whakaraupō catchment<br />
management plan;<br />
increasing community<br />
understanding of mahinga<br />
kai; minimising sediment<br />
discharge into waterways,<br />
and supporting freshwater<br />
education programmes<br />
and community-led<br />
projects.”<br />
•Anyone attending<br />
the planting day should<br />
take a pair of gardening<br />
gloves, a spade, water<br />
bottle and warm<br />
clothing. Meet at the<br />
Port Levy jetty, Puari Rd,<br />
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•HAVE YOUR SAY: What do you think of the Tactical<br />
Response Team’s efforts to help the Lyttelton community?<br />
Email your thoughts to jess.gibson@starmedia.kiwi<br />
CLEAN-UP: More than 70 per cent of the derelict buildings at the former Skellerup factory site<br />
on Garlands Rd in Woolston are being knocked down.<br />
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN<br />
Old Skellerup factory<br />
demolition under way<br />
• By Jess Gibson<br />
A LARGE portion of the<br />
remaining abandoned Skellerup<br />
factory is being demolished at its<br />
former Woolston site.<br />
The BL Family Trust own<br />
the 59,801 sq m section of land<br />
on Garlands Rd and is in the<br />
process of clearing more than<br />
70 per cent of the earthquakedamaged,<br />
asbestos-filled<br />
buildings.<br />
Skellerup, which makes<br />
rubber goods, moved out in 2016<br />
to a new $60 million premises<br />
in Wigram. It sold the Woolston<br />
site ‘as is where is’.<br />
BL Family Trust representative<br />
Vipan Garg said the demolition<br />
is taking place in order to<br />
clean up the “eyesore” which is<br />
derelict and attracting vandals.<br />
“It was a problem within the<br />
community. People were getting<br />
into the buildings, as they were<br />
left unattended.”<br />
National Steel, the main site<br />
occupant, processes and sorts<br />
metal on the empty<br />
land and will continue<br />
to use one building as a<br />
“hub” which has been<br />
deemed safe by an<br />
engineer.<br />
Fair Auto<br />
Dismantlers, Lowe<br />
Industries and NZ<br />
Besthome Furniture<br />
also occupy the shedlike<br />
buildings on the<br />
site, which have been<br />
assessed as safe.<br />
The BL Family Trust<br />
has applied for a proposed<br />
boundary adjustment to three<br />
main lots on the site and wants<br />
it to be processed by the city<br />
council.<br />
However, demolition project<br />
manager Jarrad Smith said there<br />
are no plans to sell or develop<br />
the area at this stage.<br />
He said the purpose<br />
of the boundary<br />
adjustment is to<br />
square off the land<br />
into three clear<br />
parcels.<br />
“Potentially,<br />
at some point,<br />
something will<br />
happen with the site.<br />
What that is and<br />
when that is hasn’t<br />
been determined.<br />
Vipan Garg There is still a year<br />
or so of work to be<br />
done,”Mr Smith said.<br />
The demolition may take up<br />
to a year and the remaining<br />
materials will be dumped at the<br />
Kate Valley landfill.<br />
Crime may be<br />
going unreported<br />
•From page 1<br />
Lyttelton Police Sergeant<br />
Franco Lovrich said incidents<br />
may be going unreported.<br />
“If it’s not life-threatening,<br />
call 105 and report<br />
incidents so we can<br />
monitor what is going<br />
on and target it as appropriate,”<br />
he said.<br />
Residents have been<br />
taking to Facebook<br />
pages such as Lyttelton<br />
– Ain’t No Place I’d<br />
Rather Be – to post<br />
about crimes which<br />
are mainly happening<br />
outside of police presence<br />
hours.<br />
However, fewer<br />
people have been<br />
posting about crime<br />
since the patrols started.<br />
A community meeting<br />
has been set up<br />
to address residents’<br />
concerns. It will be held<br />
on Sunday, 5pm, in the<br />
Lyttelton Arts Factory,<br />
1 Sumner Rd.<br />
The meeting will be<br />
attended by Sergeant<br />
Lovrich, residents and<br />
community board members.<br />
Tactical Response Team operations<br />
director Shannon Mudge is<br />
a Lyttelton resident and wanted<br />
to put the concerns of fellow<br />
residents at ease with help from<br />
his colleague Shane Fuller.<br />
Said Mr Mudge: “We’re not the<br />
police, we’re just there to deter<br />
any crime. If we can stop it before<br />
it happens that’s a win for us.”<br />
“If we can manage the situation<br />
we will deal with it, but if it’s<br />
out of our control we will log it<br />
and report it to the police,” Mr<br />
Mudge said.<br />
“If there is one person breaking<br />
in and we see it, by all means, we<br />
will try and stop it.”<br />
Mr Mudge said the patrols have<br />
been quiet and they have not had<br />
to deal with anything problematic<br />
so far.<br />
Superintendent Lane Todd<br />
said police would be<br />
interested in having<br />
“further conversations<br />
with them in<br />
relation to how they<br />
are going to operate.”<br />
He said he would<br />
rather them be affiliated<br />
with one of the<br />
community patrols<br />
as they have a good<br />
working relationship<br />
with police.<br />
Community<br />
patrollers are volunteers<br />
working<br />
closely with police<br />
as extra “eyes and<br />
ears” to help build<br />
safer communities.<br />
Tactical Response<br />
Team is licensed and<br />
all of its security<br />
guards are vetted,<br />
selected, trained and<br />
equipped to attend<br />
incidents.<br />
They patrol in a vehicle and on<br />
foot in areas which are targeted<br />
by offenders, dressed in black<br />
uniforms showing the TRT logo.<br />
Mr Mudge and Mr Fuller<br />
are also offering “welfare<br />
checks.”<br />
“If someone is away for the<br />
weekend and they want us to<br />
look around their property to<br />
make sure the doors and windows<br />
are okay or if someone is<br />
sick and they need a checking up<br />
on, we will do that as well,” Mr<br />
Mudge said.<br />
Said Lyttelton Community<br />
Association Ken Maynard: “It<br />
would be better if the police were<br />
doing this, but if they can’t or<br />
won’t this is probably better than<br />
not having anything at all.”<br />
Franco Lovrich<br />
Ken Maynard<br />
Banks Peninsula Water Zone Committee<br />
We need your help<br />
– Banks Peninsula planting day<br />
The Banks Peninsula Water Zone Committee<br />
invites you to take part in the Koukourārata<br />
planting day on Saturday <strong>September</strong> 7 in Port Levy.<br />
One of the committee’s priority actions is<br />
protecting and enhancing environmental values<br />
from the mountains to the sea (ki uta ki tai).<br />
The planting will help protect the quality of<br />
the stream on the marae’s boundary, which<br />
runs from the mountain to the sea, as well as<br />
providing shelter for native species.<br />
The plan is to plant 3000 native seedlings in<br />
Port Levy from 9am at the water front by the jetty.<br />
All you need to bring is a pair of gardening gloves<br />
and a spade if you prefer your own, and yourself.<br />
Click ‘going’ on Environment Canterbury’s<br />
Facebook event to register your interest.<br />
The planting details:<br />
What: Planting 3000<br />
native seedlings;<br />
When: Saturday <strong>September</strong> 7,<br />
from 9am;<br />
Where: Meet at the Port Levy jetty,<br />
Puari Rd, and the group will<br />
walk to Koukourārata marae.<br />
The Banks Peninsula Water Zone Committee is a<br />
community led committee supported by councils.<br />
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Wednesday <strong>September</strong> 4 <strong>2019</strong><br />
Your Local Views<br />
HAVE YOUR SAY: If you have an opinion on an issue in the <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News<br />
area, email jess.gisbson@starmedia.kiwi<br />
Readers respond to the<br />
article which showed what<br />
Collett’s Corner in Lyttelton<br />
will look like when it opens<br />
in 2022<br />
VITTORIA<br />
& Matt<br />
Ben Griffiths – I have<br />
just read about the proposed<br />
development at Collett`s Corner<br />
and if this is the best Warren<br />
and Mahoney can come up with,<br />
then I think I would prefer to<br />
see the area developed as part of<br />
the Saturday market. Lyttelton<br />
deserves better than this. It<br />
would be totally out of place.<br />
Drucilla Kingi-Patterson<br />
– More than 20 years ago, while<br />
visiting my future stepdaughter<br />
with my future husband in<br />
Melbourne, my stepdaughter<br />
took me up to the ladies toilet<br />
20 storeys high so we could look<br />
over the city. The toilet had glass<br />
top to the floor. It was well worth<br />
Sumner<br />
resident<br />
and former<br />
Selwyn<br />
district<br />
councillor<br />
Jens<br />
Christensen<br />
explains<br />
why the proposed CCTV<br />
crime cameras should be<br />
put in Sumner<br />
SUMNER LENDS itself to<br />
having surveillance cameras<br />
at each end of the village with<br />
number plate recognition<br />
technology. This would also be<br />
a tool for the police to identify<br />
offenders entering and leaving<br />
the village.<br />
From experience, I totally<br />
support the installation of crime<br />
cameras in Sumner and they<br />
should also be incorporated into<br />
the design of the proposed skate<br />
park without a doubt.<br />
In establishing a youth skate<br />
park on Rolleston Reserve in<br />
2010, we obtained a bus and<br />
30 kids for a day. We visited<br />
HIVE: What the planned Collett`s Corner development will<br />
look like.<br />
doing and a highlight of our trip.<br />
I have been visiting Lyttelton<br />
every six months to follow the<br />
rebuild, plus look at the Naval<br />
Point development plans. I just<br />
Pays to have crime cameras<br />
skate parks at Moorhouse Ave,<br />
Harewood Rd and Rangiora<br />
and in a questionnaire, we asked<br />
them what features they wanted<br />
at their skate park compared to<br />
what they experienced on the<br />
day. They quickly identified the<br />
features they did and did not like<br />
– and identified they would like<br />
security cameras for their own<br />
safety.<br />
Rolleston Reserve now has 22<br />
cameras, Brookside Park has<br />
nine and the Foster Dog Park<br />
has three. We have expanded<br />
the cameras to areas of the park<br />
to protect public property and<br />
identify offenders committing<br />
think it is very important that<br />
the public could have access to<br />
the roof garden in the planned<br />
Collett’s Corner or can they come<br />
up with some other solution?<br />
wilful damage and graffiti<br />
artists. The reserve management<br />
committee has adopted a zerotolerance<br />
policy on crime and<br />
all offences and video images of<br />
the offenders are reported to the<br />
police.<br />
Who knows if this early<br />
intervention is the act that turns<br />
a youth away from a life of<br />
crime? At the request of police,<br />
the cameras at Rolleston Reserve<br />
were connected to a monitor<br />
at the police station and the<br />
police have identified this as an<br />
important tool in their toolbox.<br />
I am certain that the cameras<br />
are a major deterrent but<br />
importantly they have been used<br />
to identify offences resulting in<br />
prosecutions for assaults, thefts<br />
and vandalism.<br />
NEW FRIENDS: Vittoria and grace share a moment.<br />
Bonding with cousins<br />
I’M PLEASED to say that I<br />
believe the seeds have been sown<br />
for a grand ambition of mine.<br />
A solid friendship between<br />
Vittoria and her similarly aged,<br />
Italian-based cousin Grace seems<br />
to be growing.<br />
I dearly hope the two will have<br />
a lifelong intercontinental mateship<br />
with constant communication,<br />
visits and bilingual teenage<br />
gossip. Although I dare say it<br />
started off a little rocky.<br />
We’re still in Italy and took a<br />
quick trip to stay at my sister-inlaw<br />
Christine’s place in Roveredo,<br />
a town about 30min drive north<br />
of Pravisdomini. It’s roughly<br />
Rangiora-size and is pretty close<br />
to the alps and a large United<br />
States Air Force base.<br />
Christine’s place is 2min up<br />
the road (literally the same road)<br />
from her son William, his partner<br />
Sara and their daughter Grace’s<br />
place. Although the two cousins<br />
had briefly met a week after we<br />
arrived, they were both tired and<br />
we went out to eat soon after.<br />
On our way to Christine’s, we<br />
stopped in for a long and leisurely<br />
lunch at William and Sara’s, giving<br />
the two the perfect opportunity<br />
to start bonding. But being<br />
a toddler is tough they say, and<br />
sharing is a hard lesson to learn.<br />
So of course Vittoria rushed to<br />
claim all of her cousin’s toys as<br />
soon as we arrived.<br />
As I’m a bloke, and because<br />
there was a barbecue on, I made<br />
a beeline for the beer and banter<br />
outside, cleverly escaping the ensuing<br />
screaming match between<br />
the cousins. From what I did see<br />
they seemed like they’d never<br />
learn to peacefully coexist.<br />
But, lo and behold, after Grace<br />
had a nap and Vittoria had a<br />
(huge) feed they were suddenly<br />
like two different, non-screaming<br />
people. There was even a few<br />
cute wee cuddles. Although we<br />
weren’t together all day, every day<br />
while we were there, you could<br />
tell they were growing fonder of<br />
each other each time they met<br />
up; touching hands, sharing toys<br />
(mostly) and babbling away to<br />
each other. Vittoria even learned<br />
to say her cousin’s name.<br />
What really proved it for me<br />
was when we were saying our<br />
goodbyes. Vittoria was waving<br />
away in my arms to Grace as she<br />
sat in the back of her mum’s car.<br />
As the car started to move and<br />
Vittoria realised her new friend<br />
was leaving, she burst into tears<br />
(the real ones with the big bottom<br />
lip) and reached out for the car.<br />
I love seeing a plan come<br />
together, especially mine.<br />
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mitre 10 mega ferrymead<br />
lend a helping hand<br />
On thursday 8th August, the Mitre 10 MEGA Ferrymead team<br />
lent a helping hand to the Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> croquet club.<br />
The Croquet Club had reached out to Mitre 10 MEGA<br />
Ferrymead asking for assistance in re-levelling their<br />
greens, as overtime, and due to an earthquake, some<br />
patches had sunk and warped. Given that the youngest<br />
club member was 70, there was a need for some<br />
spring-chickens to come in for the heavy lifting.<br />
After the original date was postponed due to heavy<br />
rain, the Mitre 10 MEGA Ferrymead team finally made<br />
tracks for the beautiful Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> setting on<br />
Banks Peninsula. The day began with a quick croquet<br />
lesson, then unloading the 2-tonne tipper truck, thanks<br />
to Kennards Hire, full of soil. Once<br />
the truck was emptied it was<br />
obvious that the job required<br />
more soil, so a couple of the crew<br />
headed back to base to pick<br />
up another load, while the rest<br />
began spreading the soil.<br />
The club’s members kindly<br />
served up a delicious homemade<br />
morning tea, lunch and<br />
afternoon snack.<br />
After a full day of shovelling, raking, rolling and<br />
smoothing it was clear that the job was a little bigger<br />
than anticipated. So, the team finished up in the<br />
evening and decided to come back for a couple of<br />
hours the following week to add the finishing touch –<br />
sewing the grass seed.<br />
The Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> Croquet Club were so grateful<br />
for the work that went into the project. They are lovely<br />
people that put on a delicious feast in return for the<br />
work. I’m sure the team will be back (once the grass has<br />
grown) to try their hand at a game of croquet!<br />
PrOjEct SEvEn<br />
the Croquet Club<br />
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to mitre 10 megA<br />
ferrymead asking<br />
for assistance in<br />
re-levelling their<br />
greens.<br />
The Mitre 10 Mega Ferrymead team were happy to help and look forward<br />
to their next project!<br />
More than 2-tonnes of soil was needed to re-level the greens at the Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> Croquet Club.<br />
A messAge from the DiAmonD hArbour Croquet Club<br />
We were thrilled to learn that Mitre 10 Mega offered a<br />
community service that could help smooth the surface<br />
and improve the grass quality. The price was providing<br />
lunch, morning and afternoon teas for a group of six<br />
very pleasant and hardworking staff.<br />
We are thrilled that our biggest challenge for next<br />
season is to relearn how to hit the ball straight on a<br />
smooth green, not one covered in curves and bumps.<br />
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Wednesday <strong>September</strong> 4 <strong>2019</strong><br />
Tasty Bites<br />
Creating healthy food to reduce stress<br />
Stress is normal and often<br />
healthy. In everyday life,<br />
stress plays a role in alerting<br />
us to life’s occasional<br />
dangers and challenges, so<br />
we can prepare ourselves for<br />
them and find solutions to<br />
impending problems. Poke<br />
bowls (pronounced pohkay)<br />
are based on the bitesized<br />
marinated fish salad<br />
famous in Hawaii and have<br />
some great stress-relieving<br />
qualities<br />
Poke bowl<br />
Ingredients<br />
450g uncooked wild salmon,<br />
skinned and cut into 2cm cubes<br />
(or hot-roasted, if preferred)<br />
½-1 medium ripe avocado, diced<br />
¾ cup mango pieces, defrosted<br />
½ cup thinly sliced capsicum<br />
2 cups packed spicy greens, such<br />
as watercress or mizuna, roughly<br />
chopped<br />
½ cup blanched broccoli florets<br />
½ cup chopped fresh coriander<br />
½ cup edamame beans, boiled<br />
3 Tbsp tamari/soy sauce<br />
2 Tsp sesame oil<br />
1 Tbsp black sesame seeds<br />
½ lemon, cut<br />
Brown rice salad<br />
2 cups cooked short-grain brown<br />
rice, warmed<br />
2 Tbsp rice vinegar<br />
½ tsp turmeric<br />
2 Tbsp extra-virgin olive oil<br />
1 Tbsp Dijon mustard<br />
Directions<br />
Gently combine salmon, tamari<br />
and sesame oil in a medium<br />
bowl to let the flavours infuse.<br />
Make brown rice salad by<br />
combining rice and greens in a<br />
large bowl.<br />
Whisk vinegar, oil and mustard<br />
in a small bowl. Add to the<br />
rice salad and mix well. Place on<br />
the base of a bowl.<br />
Top with all the other individual<br />
ingredients, placing each<br />
thing separately around the bowl<br />
like numbers on a clock. Top<br />
with sesame seeds and sliced<br />
lemon, then take an Instagramworthy<br />
photo of it, feel grateful<br />
for your nourishing food, and<br />
then enjoy every mouthful.<br />
Cabbage crisps<br />
Ingredients<br />
12 good-quality<br />
cabbage leaves,<br />
remove tough, centre<br />
stalk<br />
2 Tbsp good-quality<br />
oil<br />
1 tsp sea salt flakes<br />
½ tsp cumin or caraway<br />
seeds<br />
Directions<br />
Preheat oven to 120<br />
deg C. Place cooling<br />
rack over rimmed<br />
baking trays.<br />
Peel the outer leaves<br />
from the cabbage, cut<br />
out the tough centre<br />
stalk, and tear the<br />
larger leaves in half.<br />
Place in a large bowl<br />
and drizzle over the<br />
oil, season with salt<br />
and spices, toss gently<br />
together and arrange in a single<br />
layer on the trays.<br />
Bake until the leaves go golden<br />
and become crisp (25-40min).<br />
Allow to cool completely<br />
before eating. Cabbage crisps<br />
will store in an airtight container<br />
for up to three days.<br />
Medal haul for Sumner runners<br />
SPORT<br />
A CONTINGENT from the<br />
Sumner Running Club competed<br />
at the Canterbury Road Champs<br />
at Bottle Lake Forest on Sunday.<br />
The 28 Sumner runners<br />
finished the meeting with four<br />
medals in the junior races and<br />
five in the seniors.<br />
In the juniors, Abigail Scott-<br />
Douglas finished second in<br />
the under-12 girls 2km race in<br />
a time of 7min 52sec. She was<br />
followed home in third by fellow<br />
Sumner runner Millie Lunge.<br />
Meanwhile, Fred Fitch finished<br />
third in the under-10 boys race<br />
with a time of 8min 11sec.<br />
The other junior medal went<br />
to Jonah Cropp who claimed the<br />
5km walking title with a time of<br />
30min 57sec.<br />
In the seniors, Sumner completed<br />
the podium of the women’s<br />
45 and over 5km race. Lisa<br />
Brignull won the race in 20min<br />
2sec. She was followed home by<br />
Katherine Fitch in second and<br />
Iona Powell in third.<br />
Blair McWhirter claimed the<br />
men’s 35 and over 10km race title<br />
with a winning time of 32min<br />
35sec, almost a minute clear of<br />
his nearest rival. David Fitch was<br />
equally as dominant in the men’s<br />
40 and over event. His winning<br />
SPEED: Hvar Bailey, Benita Clark and Lucy Wheeler<br />
competing in the under-14 girls 3km race. <br />
time of 34min 47sec was over a<br />
minute ahead of second.<br />
The road champs were the last<br />
races on the calendar for the<br />
juniors except for Sam Bailey,<br />
Abigail Scott-Douglas, Miriam<br />
Lemon and Hvar Bailey who<br />
are in the Canterbury primary<br />
schools cross-country team.<br />
They will compete in Hanmer<br />
Springs against teams from<br />
Wellington, Tasman, South<br />
Canterbury on <strong>September</strong> 26 for<br />
the Phil Costley Shield.<br />
SUCCESS: Sumner juniors Abigail Scott-Douglas, Fred Fitch<br />
and Millie Junge with their medals.<br />
PACE: Blair McWhirter was<br />
dominant in the men’s 35 and<br />
over 10km race.<br />
STROLL: Jonah Cropp won the<br />
5km walk.
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Wednesday <strong>September</strong> 4 <strong>2019</strong><br />
Mazda convertible still has wow factor<br />
Motoring<br />
Ross Kiddie<br />
I HAD TO look a long way back<br />
in my diary to work out when<br />
I last drove a manual gearbox<br />
evaluation car. It was October last<br />
year and it wasn’t actually a car, it<br />
was a ute.<br />
However, I was surprised and<br />
delighted to pick up the latest<br />
specification Mazda’s MX-5 twoseat<br />
convertible, it was a six-speed<br />
manual and is the subject of this<br />
evaluation. It was also my favourite<br />
of the series, the RF Limited<br />
with its retractable hard-top.<br />
The MX-5 needs no introduction,<br />
it has led the way in affordable<br />
performance models and<br />
brings a smile to the face of all<br />
who drive it.<br />
There are three models in the<br />
MX-5 range, the entry-level roadster<br />
soft-top which gets a 1.5-litre<br />
engine and starts at $41,895, and<br />
there are two 2-litre models, one<br />
is a soft-top at $49,195, the other<br />
is the RF Limited, and at $53,745<br />
it would most certainly be my<br />
choice if I was in the convertible<br />
market.<br />
It’s fair to say, I’m not a huge<br />
convertible fan, Christchurch’s<br />
weather isn’t perfect for open top<br />
driving, but the folding hard-top<br />
is a work of art, the car looks<br />
stunning, the convertible process<br />
is quick, the mechanism is brilliant,<br />
and when you are driving<br />
with the roof closed over you’d<br />
think for all money that it was<br />
permanently sealed.<br />
I’m not exaggerating when I<br />
refer to the MX-5 as being genius.<br />
It is adorably desirable, and is<br />
probably the most amount of fun<br />
you can get for the money. What<br />
makes it so special is the engineering<br />
layout, it is rear-wheeldrive,<br />
and with its low ride height<br />
and near perfect 50:50 weight<br />
split there is a fully involving<br />
driving feel.<br />
The MX-5 is a result of continual<br />
development, and in<br />
2-litre form it has just had a safety<br />
specification upgrade, it also<br />
gets more power – up to 135kW<br />
from 118kW and more torque at<br />
205Nm, up from 200Nm. Perhaps<br />
what makes the engine even<br />
more exciting is that it is now<br />
calibrated to rev more freely, the<br />
point of maximum revolutions<br />
has been raised to 7000rpm from<br />
6000rpm, and it will explore the<br />
entire rev band willingly.<br />
As a consequence, the engine is<br />
constantly eager – in all gears – it<br />
is throttle sensitive and an absolute<br />
joy to be behind the wheel of.<br />
In terms of performance,<br />
the 2-litre MX-5 will launch<br />
to 100km/h from a standstill<br />
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in around 6sec, and will move<br />
through an overtaking opportunity<br />
in 4.5sec (80-120km/h).<br />
While these figures aren’t electrifying,<br />
they are the foundation<br />
of an exciting package, the way<br />
the mechanicals combine to provide<br />
the feel-good factor makes<br />
you think that speed is greater<br />
and, of course, sitting so low to<br />
the ground the feeling of speed is<br />
constant.<br />
It must be considered as well<br />
that in the manual gearbox model<br />
the feel through the shift mechanism<br />
is exciting in itself, the lever<br />
has short throws both up and<br />
down and through the gate, it<br />
feels delightful and is one of the<br />
reasons I like manual gearboxes so<br />
much, the feeling of involvement<br />
is constant. If the thought of using<br />
a clutch is scary, the pedal on the<br />
MX-5 is delicate with perfect feel,<br />
the thought of stall need not be<br />
considered.<br />
Even though the MX-5 would<br />
be at home on the Port Hills<br />
Ferrymead<br />
Elevator Pitch<br />
by Linwood Barclay<br />
It all begins on a Monday, when four people board an elevator in a Manhattan office<br />
tower. Each presses a button for their floor, but the elevator proceeds, non-stop, to the<br />
top. Once there, it stops for a few seconds, and then plummets. Right to the bottom<br />
of the shaft. It appears to be a horrific, random tragedy. But then, on Tuesday, it<br />
happens again, in a different Manhattan skyscraper. And when Wednesday brings yet<br />
another high-rise catastrophe, one of the most vertical cities in the world – and the<br />
nation’s capital of media, finance, and entertainment – is plunged into chaos. Clearly,<br />
this is anything but random. This is a cold, calculated bid to terrorize the city. And it’s<br />
working. Fearing for their lives, thousands of men and women working<br />
in offices across the city refuse leave their homes. Commerce<br />
has slowed to a trickle. Emergency calls to the top floors of<br />
apartment buildings go unanswered. Who is behind this? What<br />
do these deadly acts of sabotage have to do with the fingerless<br />
body found on the High Line? Two seasoned New York detectives<br />
and a straight-shooting journalist must race against time to find<br />
the answers . . . Pulsating with tension, Elevator Pitch is a riveting<br />
tale of psychological suspense that is all too plausible . . . and will<br />
chill readers to the bone.<br />
A Single Thread<br />
by Tracy Chevalier<br />
If she was to make a mark on the world, she would have to do so in another<br />
way… It is 1932, and the losses of the First World War are still keenly felt.<br />
Violet Speedwell, mourning for both her fiancé and her brother and regarded<br />
by society as a ‘surplus woman’ unlikely to marry, resolves to escape her<br />
suffocating mother and strike out alone.<br />
A new life awaits her in Winchester. Yes, it is one of draughty boarding-houses<br />
and sidelong glances at her naked ring finger from younger colleagues; but it is<br />
also a life gleaming with independence and opportunity. Violet falls in with the<br />
broderers, a disparate group of women charged with embroidering kneelers for<br />
the Cathedral, and is soon entwined in their lives and their secrets. As the almost<br />
unthinkable threat of a second Great War appears on the horizon Violet collects a<br />
few secrets of her own that could just change everything…<br />
Warm, vivid and beautifully orchestrated, A Single Thread reveals one of our<br />
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• Price – Mazda MX-5 RF<br />
Limited, $53,745<br />
• Dimensions – Length,<br />
3915mm; width, 1735mm;<br />
height, 1235mm<br />
• Configuration – Fourcylinder,<br />
rear-wheel-drive,<br />
1998cc, 135kW, 205Nm, sixspeed<br />
manual.<br />
• Performance –<br />
0-100km/h, 6sec<br />
• Fuel usage – 6.9l/100km<br />
roads, I’m loathe to use those<br />
routes these days, there is a lot of<br />
foot traffic and too many cyclists,<br />
also speed restrictions are frustrating.<br />
That being the case, I took<br />
the test car on my usual highway<br />
loop just east of the Malvern<br />
Hills, taking in the twisty section<br />
out of the Waimakariri River<br />
gorge.<br />
The wee MX-5 has extraordinary<br />
handling, it steers with<br />
absolute precision and is entertaining<br />
through the rear when<br />
power is applied forcibly. It has<br />
been designed so that oversteer<br />
is easily accessible, however, the<br />
electronic traction control system<br />
intervenes, although it is not<br />
overly invasive, the fun factor<br />
is still available. Of course, TCS<br />
can be switched off, but even<br />
with it activated the MX-5 is<br />
still the handling champion, it is<br />
entertaining and that is what has<br />
always aroused buyers.<br />
It wouldn’t be fair if I closed<br />
this evaluation without mentioning<br />
fuel use. While the MX-5 is<br />
largely seen as a model which<br />
entices throttle use, it still has<br />
respectable fuel use statistics, with<br />
a combined cycle claim by Mazda<br />
of 6.9-litres per 100km (41mpg).<br />
My time in the test car returned<br />
figures of a respectable 8l/100km<br />
(35mpg), which was good considering<br />
I constantly applied heavy<br />
throttle pressure. At 100km/h the<br />
engine is turning over at a steady<br />
2500rpm, providing an instantaneous<br />
figure of 5.1l/100km<br />
(55mpg).<br />
As much as I delighted in the<br />
RF Limited and all it represents,<br />
I’m still fingers crossed that we<br />
haven’t seen the end of the rotary<br />
era. An RX-8 is very much on<br />
my wish list, and if another<br />
generation RX model should<br />
roll off the production lines then<br />
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Wednesday <strong>September</strong> 4 <strong>2019</strong><br />
THe Great Library Seed and<br />
Plant Swap<br />
Today, Tomorrow, Thursday,<br />
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, all<br />
day, at Sumner, Saturday, Sunday<br />
and Monday and Tuesday, all<br />
day, at Lyttelton, Monday and<br />
Tuesday, all day, at Akaroa<br />
You can drop vegetable, herb,<br />
flower, native and heritage<br />
seeds – and any spare seedlings<br />
you have potted up. Grow those<br />
seeds, save new seeds, and share<br />
your surplus next year.<br />
Matuku Takotako: Sumner<br />
Centre, Lyttelton Library and<br />
Akaroa Library<br />
Storytimes<br />
Today, 10.30-11am, at Sumner,<br />
Tuesday, 11-11.30am, at Lyttelton<br />
Encourage learning<br />
through a love of stories at<br />
this interactive programme,<br />
including songs, rhymes and<br />
play. Free session.<br />
Matuku Takotako: Sumner<br />
Centre and Lyttelton Library<br />
Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> Bridge<br />
Club<br />
Tuesday, 1.30, at the rugby<br />
club, Wednesday, 6.40pm, at the<br />
bowling club<br />
New players welcome. There<br />
will also be a chance to learn<br />
to play bridge at lessons on<br />
Tuesdays at 7pm in the green<br />
room of the Memorial Hall<br />
on Waipapa Ave. For more<br />
Email jess.gibson@starmedia.kiwi by<br />
5pm each Wednesday<br />
information, phone Pauline on<br />
329 4414 or 027 363 6302.<br />
Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> Bowling<br />
Club, 20 Purau Ave, Diamond<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong> Rugby Club, 2a<br />
Waipapa Ave<br />
One Stitch at a Time<br />
Tomorrow, 10am-noon<br />
Have a natter over your<br />
needles. All are welcome from<br />
people who have never crafted<br />
and aren’t sure it is for them to<br />
experienced crafters who feel<br />
like a bit of a chat while they sew,<br />
knit and weave.<br />
Mt Pleasant Community<br />
Centre<br />
JP Clinics<br />
Tomorrow, 11am-12.30pm, at<br />
Little River, and Saturday, 10amnoon,<br />
at Sumner<br />
A justice of the peace will<br />
be available to members of<br />
the community to witness<br />
signatures and documents,<br />
certify document copies, hear<br />
oaths, declarations, affidavits<br />
or affirmations, as well as sign<br />
citizenship, sponsorship or rates<br />
rebates applications. There is no<br />
charge for this service.<br />
Little River Library and<br />
Matuku Takotako: Sumner<br />
Centre<br />
A Very Pleasant Playgroup<br />
Tomorrow, 9.30-11.30am<br />
This drop-in playgroup is for<br />
pre-schoolers and their grownups.<br />
Stay for the whole session or<br />
drop-in when it suits.<br />
Mt Pleasant Community<br />
Centre<br />
Create ’n’ Connect<br />
Thursday, 9.30am-noon<br />
Enjoy some great company and<br />
explore your creativity. Phone<br />
Beth for more information on<br />
022 678 1252.<br />
St Andrews Church, 148 Main<br />
Rd, Redcliffs<br />
Tai Chi<br />
Friday, 7-8.30pm<br />
This is a gentle exercise for<br />
people of all ages and fitness<br />
levels, bringing many health<br />
and other benefits. All are<br />
welcome to attend this weekly<br />
class. Phone Lucida for more<br />
information on 022 697 7420.<br />
105 Bridle Path Rd<br />
New Works by <strong>Bay</strong>s Quilters<br />
Friday, Saturday and Sunday,<br />
10am-4pm<br />
See rich colourful quilts and<br />
intriguing quilt-based crafts<br />
on show in the main gallery at<br />
historic Stoddart Cottage. Free<br />
Entry. Hop on the bus and catch<br />
the ferry across from Lyttelton or<br />
go for a scenic drive to Diamond<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong>. This exhibition runs<br />
until the end of <strong>September</strong>.<br />
Many items in the exhibition are<br />
for sale.<br />
Stoddart Cottage Gallery, 2a<br />
Waipapa Avenue, Diamond<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong><br />
Akaroa Craft Group<br />
Monday, 1.30-2.30pm<br />
Go along and join the Akaroa<br />
Craft Group. Sit in comfy chairs<br />
and have a relaxing chat while<br />
working on your project. Share<br />
skills in a wide range of crafts,<br />
including needlework, knitting,<br />
quilting, handicrafts, making<br />
dolls, teddy bears and spinning.<br />
Akaroa Library<br />
Indoor Bowls at Tui Club<br />
Monday, 12.45-3.45pm<br />
Go along for a fun and<br />
inclusive environment at indoor<br />
bowls. The first day is free and is<br />
$3 thereafter. All equipment is<br />
If you need help using your<br />
computer, smartphone, iPad,<br />
or tablet, go along to the<br />
technology help session at<br />
Matuku Takotako: Sumner<br />
Centre on Monday from<br />
2-3pm. It will cover off email,<br />
searching the internet, using<br />
the library catalogue, eBooks,<br />
and general computer<br />
queries. Take your laptop,<br />
tablet, or smartphone, or use<br />
one of the centre’s computers<br />
for help with anything digital.<br />
No bookings required at this<br />
free event.<br />
supplied. No previous experience<br />
necessary as coaching is given.<br />
Soft-soled shoes should be worn.<br />
Phone Sue on 389 1849 for more<br />
information.<br />
Woolston Club, 43 Hargood St<br />
Woolston<br />
Mt Pleasant Walking<br />
Group<br />
Tuesday and Thursday, 9.30am<br />
A mix of flat and hill walks for<br />
people with a medium level of<br />
fitness. Walks are in nearby areas<br />
and further afield. There will be<br />
car-pooling with shared costs.<br />
Phone Judy on 384 1269 for more<br />
information.<br />
Various locations<br />
Knit ’n’ Yarn<br />
Today, 10am-noon, at<br />
Lyttelton, Tuesday, 10.30amnoon,<br />
at Sumner<br />
Take your knitting, crochet or<br />
other portable craft project and<br />
enjoy time with other crafters at<br />
knit ’n’ yarn. This event is free,<br />
no bookings required.<br />
Lyttelton Library and Matuku<br />
Takotako: Sumner Centre<br />
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