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Maureen (inset), 

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crash at the site 

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Vehicles 

stolen 

after port 

crime 

meeting 

• By Jess Gibson 

TWO VEHICLES were stolen in 

Lyttelton on Sunday night – just 

hours after a community meeting 

was held to address crime in the 

area. 

The vehicles were stolen on 

Brittan Tce and St Davids St. 

Senior Sergeant 

Roy Appley told 

Bay Harbour 

News yesterday 

two car thefts in a 

small community 

on the same night 

indicates there is 

a problem with 

crime. 

About 80 people 

attended the 

Roy Appley 

meeting to discuss how police are 

responding to crime in Lyttelton 

and what can be done to make the 

area safer. 

The meeting was attended by 

residents, the police, the City 

to Sumner Community Patrol, 

Neighbourhood Support and 

Banks Peninsula Community 

Board members. 

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PROGRESS LOOKS like it is being made 

in Lyttelton over the ongoing saga of police 

presence and crime (see page 1). 

Much of the community concern about 

both matters has stirred up a hornets’ nest 

on Facebook. 

That has led to the a private security company coming in and 

patrolling streets when police are not. You have to take your hat 

off to the security company for that. 

There was a meeting at the weekend where residents were able 

to thrash out their concerns. Police attended. 

The community patrol also needs more volunteers. What 

better way for the people complaining on Facebook to help out? 

And then there was the matter of two vehicles being stolen in 

Lyttelton after the meeting . . . 

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BAY HARBOUR 

PAGE 3 

News 

Many views on new Akaroa wharf 

A NUMBER of Akaroa 

wharf users believe cruise 

ship-related congestion is 

limiting community use. 

The city council received 95 

submissions during a monthlong 

public consultation seeking 

ideas or suggestions on the 

wharf. 

Forty-eight 

submissions 

cited cruise ship 

crowding as 

an issue for the 

present wharf, 

followed by 19 

Harry 

Stronach 

submissions on 

safety concerns 

relating to the 

condition of the 130-year-old 

structure. 

Akaroa Ratepayers and 

Residents Association chairman 

Harry Stronach said local people 

are unable to use the wharf when 

it’s busy with cruise ships. 

“There’s just so many people 

and so much activity on the 

wharf that it becomes quite 

difficult. There are issues with 

safety as well.” 

Fourteen submitters have 

raised issues with tourism and 

retail premises restricting space, 

while 11 have voiced concerns 

over refuelling access. 

Ten are unhappy about access 

for recreational boats and that 

buses collecting cruise ship 

passengers are causing traffic 

congestion. 

Fifteen submitters believe any 

new wharf needs more seating 

while 14 suggest access for local 

fishing and tourist operators 

needs to be improved. Eleven 

want a jetty built south of the 

boat ramp or near the recreation 

ground to better service tour bus 

passengers. 

However, 32 submitters cite 

recreational fishing as “working 

well” with the current wharf 

and 24 are happy with the 

commercial and tourism use. 

Twenty believe boat access also 

“works well” and the wharf is a 

“historical asset.” 

Many favour an “over-water“ 

restaurant or cafe, along with a 

shelter at the end of a new wharf. 

Nine submitters want the 

“heritage” wharf preserved, 

while eight want a new wharf 

with improved water and land 

access and a structure in keeping 

with the history of Akaroa. 

Meanwhile, several 

submissions favour the 

“picturesque” present wharf 

and its good location. Formal 

consultation on a concept design 

for the new wharf is due in early 

to mid-2020. 

City council head of parks 

Andrew Rutledge has welcomed 

the high level of community 

engagement on the wharf 

facilities. 

BIG 

RESPONSE: 

Plenty of 

feedback has 

been received 

about the 

future of the 

Akaroa wharf. 

“The range of views and 

suggestions clearly illustrates 

the high level of interest in the 

wharf, and the importance of 

having the community involved 

in the process,” he said. 

“Our next step will be further 

consultation with the Banks 

Peninsula Community Board as 

we move closer to a formulated 

concept design for the Akaroa 

wharf.” 

City council staff have been 

collating information on the 

condition of the wharf, including 

the impact on the environment 

of any new structure. 

The information – alongside 

the public feedback – will help 

with the design of a new wharf. 

In Brief 

MEET THE CANDIDATES 

Residents can meet city council 

and Environment Canterbury 

candidates running for 

the Heathcote Ward in the 

October local body elections 

at a meeting on Monday. It 

will start at 7.30pm at the Mt 

Pleasant Community Centre. 

Tea and coffee will be available. 

If you have any questions, 

email the community centre at 

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PAGE 5 

Residents voice crime 

concerns at meeting 

•From page 1 

Senior Sergeant Appley 

was at the meeting and 

said residents were mainly 

concerned about crimes 

like property theft and 

damage. 

In response to residents’ 

concerns, he said police will 

work on having a “high 

profile”. 

“We intend on working 

with the community to 

prevent as many crimes as 

possible.” 

Police will also meet 

more regularly with the 

community board, help 

explore the option of 

security cameras and look 

at how police and the 

community can work better 

together. 

The Lyttelton Police 

Station is only staffed 

between 8am and 5pm – 

after that calls are taken at 

the Christchurch Central 

Police Station. 

Private security company 

Tactical Response Team has 

been patrolling the streets 

at night to bridge the gap in 

police presence. 

Its operations director 

Shannon Mudge said 

TRT is now discussing the 

possibility of becoming 

affiliated with the 

community patrol, as it has 

a good working relationship 

with police. 

City to Sumner 

Community Patrol 

chairman Allan Bain said 

if the patrol is able to get 

•From page 1 

During the incident, 

witnesses pulled Mr Imrie 

out of the vehicle, but it 

was swept away before they 

were able to rescue Mrs 

Imrie. 

The memorial seat, 

which has a plaque paying 

tribute to Mrs Imrie, has 

been an idea of Mr Imrie’s 

since shortly after the 

crash. However, he had to 

wait until the section of 

the Christchurch Coastal 

Pathway was approved by 

the city council before it 

could go ahead. 

He has visited the site 

every week since the crash 

and hopes he will have a 

sense of closure now that 

the seat has been installed. 

Four flags are embellished 

on the plaque – the Welsh 

flag which represents Mrs 

Imrie’s birthplace and the 

English, Australian and 

New Zealand flags which 

symbolise the countries she 

lived in throughout her life. 

CONSTRUCTIVE: Reuben Davidson speaking at the 

meeting, with Tyrone Davidson, Dave Wilkinson, 

Andrew Turner, Sergeant Franco Lovrich, Kathy 

Bessant and Senior Sergeant Roy Appley on the 

panel. 

more volunteers, a car 

could be placed in Lyttelton 

full-time. 

“We are quite willing to 

start a group over there, 

but we’ve got to get the 

numbers. If people are 

willing to, we can get them 

signed up,” he said. 

•HAVE YOUR SAY: Are 

you satisfied with the 

outcomes reached 

at the meeting on 

Sunday? Email your 

thoughts to jess. 

gibson@starmedia.kiwi 

Lyttelton resident Vicki 

Tahau-Paton was satisfied 

with the outcomes reached 

at the meeting. 

“It’s a bit soon to tell and I 

don’t want to get too excited 

but I have faith (police) will 

come to the party with it,” 

she said. 

But she said it will not 

just be up to the police to 

make the difference. 

“I’m happy now. 

Hopefully it will be there 

forever,” he said. 

“We were together for 58 

years, so it means a lot to 

me.” 

The Coastal Pathway is a 

community-driven project 

directed by a committee 

with help from the city 

council. 

The 6km path from 

Ferrymead to Scarborough 

Beach will cater for 

children, pedestrians, 

cyclists, skateboarders, and 

people using scooters and 

wheelchairs. 

Ms Tahau-Paton said 

there was an emphasis at 

the meeting on residents 

helping to reduce crimes, 

such as closing garage 

doors. 

“It’s up to everyone in 

Lyttelton to partake in it, 

it’s not just one-sided.” 

Deputy mayor and 

city councillor Andrew 

Turner said there is an 

“understanding on the 

part of the police that some 

work needs to be done to 

restore the confidence of 

the community. 

“Equally, there are some 

things the community can 

do to work better with the 

police in terms of reporting 

crime and protecting 

property.” 

•The City to Sumner 

Community Patrol is 

seeking volunteers to help 

out in Lyttelton. If you are 

interested, phone Allan 

Bain on 021 361 434. 

Seat provides closure 

Mr Imrie paid for the seat 

out of his own pocket, and 

hopes it will be enjoyed by 

people using the walkway 

who knew Mrs Imrie. 

“She was well-known and 

liked in the area, especially 

with the kiddies and quite a 

few of the locals.” 

•A meet-up will be 

held at the site on 

October 6 at 4pm for 

family, friends and 

anyone who knew Mrs 

Imrie. If you want to 

go along, get in touch 

with Mr Imrie on 376 

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PAGE 7 

News 

Grant helps keep tug afloat 

LYTTELTON’S 112-year-old 

tugboat has been thrown a 

$41,620 funding lifeline. 

Tug Lyttelton Preservation 

Society was relying on a grant 

from the city council’s social, 

community development and 

housing development committee 

to help fund a $83,240 dry dock 

survey. 

The committee approved the 

grant on Wednesday, which will 

help cover conservation and 

maintenance 

work, 

including the 

survey. 

The ship 

has been out 

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Phil Clearwater 

sailing 

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the need for repairs. This has led 

to financial losses for the society, 

whose members voluntarily keep 

the tug in full working order. 

The boat now has to go 

into dry dock before it can 

return to operation as a 

passenger vessel. 

Society board member Roger 

Ellery said the grant will help 

keep the tug operational. 

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“We really want to become 

financially sustainable in the 

long term and, along with our 

other fundraising, this grant is a 

step in that direction.” 

Committee chairman and city 

councillor Phil Clearwater said 

the tug has historical and social 

significance and its retention 

and repair is worthy of support. 

“This is a much-loved piece of 

local history and a wonderful 

piece of craftsmanship that’s 

very accessible to the public as 

a passenger boat and tourist 

attraction. 

“The society’s volunteers have 

done a wonderful job of keeping 

it shipshape and we’re happy to 

offer some support to help keep 

the tug in action.” 

It is the first heritage 

incentive grant made under 

new guidelines which provide 

funding for “significant 

moveable heritage”. 

The society also recently 

received a $10,000 grant from 

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gathered on the surrounding 

hills to watch. 

The tug was retired from 

service in 1971, but since then 

has forged a new career as a 

passenger steamer, taking people 

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Akaroa event 

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previews one 

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FrenchFest, 

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Early on Saturday morning, 

watch the theatrical history reenactment 

of The Landing on the 

main beach. 

It will tell the history and 

stories of the many and varied 

intrepid souls who travelled 

far and wide to make Banks 

Peninsula their home. It portrays 

the lead up to the arrival of The 

Comte de Paris in 1840, bringing 

59 French and German settlers to 

Akaroa. 

Stories are told of these first 

encounters; of local iwi, the 

whalers, trading sailors and 

the first farmers who set up in 

Akaroa. 

The characters will be played 

by local community members, 

with some playing their own 

ancestors. They will tell these 

stories in a lively, historically 

accurate, fun, immersive and 

audience inclusive way. 

Aided by the professional 

support of actors Michael Hurst, 

Jennifer Ward-Lealand, Nathan 

Bonner and The Wellington Sea 

Shanty Society, this performance 

was widely acclaimed as “the best 

ever” in 2017. 

The Landing will be followed 

by a parade to the Akaroa 

Recreation Ground. 

The official part of the 

Business is popping for 

Meghan and her friends 

• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding 

REDCLIFFS’ Meghan Kerr is 

making her mark in the popcorn 

business. 

She was one of four 

Linwood College students to 

be recognised in a regional 

enterprise competition for their 

product PopCoin. 

It was named the winner 

of the Canterbury Young 

Enterprise Product launch, 

which was sponsored by the Ara 

Institute of Canterbury. 

The business, which creates 

freshly-flavoured popcorn 

was founded by the year 13 

students – Meghan, and Eileen 

Prasad and Arnie Ferreras, 

of Riccarton, as well as New 

Brighton’s Tara Blackmore. 

The idea was formed 

programme will commence with 

speeches and the official flagraising 

before Le Jour du Marché 

(Market Day) will be held with 

French-inspired stalls, games, 

food, entertainment and live 

music all day. 

Iconic events like the Waiters’ 

Race and Cock Crowing 

competition will delight. 

On Saturday evening, there 

will be a ticketed cabaret which 

is not to be missed. Enjoy 

an incredible array of music 

and entertainment with an 

enchanting French flavour all 

night. Delight in the thrilling 

performances from Bonita 

Danger Doll, Jason Kerrison, The 

Wellington Sea Shanty Society, 

Nicola Són (the most Brazilian 

of the French bands all the way 

from France), Corner Sounds 

and more. 

Sunday will see a Circotica 

Circus workshop for the 

children, plus a circus 

performance to close FrenchFest 

2019. 

•For more information, visit 

www.FrenchFest.co.nz 

after the students took part 

in the national Young Enterprise 

scheme – a programme aimed 

at inspiring young people to 

become involved in business. 

As part of the scheme, their 

challenge was to create a 

business idea. The students were 

debating between a salad bowl 

or popcorn. 

After undertaking research, 

they found there was a demand 

for popcorn. 

The students have made $100 

in the four months since the 

business has been running stalls. 

They have stalls at ARA, the 

New Brighton Seaside Market 

and the Riccarton Sunday 

Market. 

The flavours the students have 

created include savoury herb and 

cheese, salted caramel, chocolate 

popcorn and caramel banana. 

“We as a group have got a lot 

of interest in making food so 

we used our own knowledge 

and came up with the flavours,” 

Eileen said. 

Each student plays an 

important role in the 

business with Arnie as the 

finance manager, Tara as the 

communication and marketing 

manager and Meghan as the 

production manager. 

Social studies teacher Richard 

Jolly said the product has been 

so well-crafted they have sold 

out every time they have gone 

to market. The quirky name for 

the business emerged after the 

students were joking around 

about the term “popcoin” which 

featured in a children’s cartoon 

called The Big Lez Show. 

History comes alive at Akaroa’s FrenchFest 

HISTORIC TALES: One of the main attractions at FrenchFest will 

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THE CITY council has stepped 

up its animal control in Lyttelton. 

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City council animal 

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Vincent said animal control 

officers will be patrolling more 

frequently in the Lyttelton area to 

educate dog owners and enforce 

the bylaws. 

“We’ll be stopping to talk to 

people about these issues and 

remind people of their dog 

ownership responsibilities. 

Really it’s about being considerate 

of other people who use the 

REDCLIFFS SCHOOL is 

inviting supporters to let their 

hair down on Saturday at its last 

major fundraiser before the new 

campus opens. 

Redstock 2019 will be a onenight-only 

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“That means having good 

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poop lying around your property 

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you’re out with your dog,” Mr 

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Any breach of the city’s dog 

control bylaws attracts a $300 

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the van Asch School gym 

in Sumner. 

Principal Rose 

McInerney said instead of 

a spring fair this year the 

school is fundraising with 

a party to be remembered 

for generations. 

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NINE SMART rubbish bins 

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across Banks Peninsula before 

November. 

The Ministry of Business, 

Innovation and Employment’s 

tourism infrastructure fund 

has paid for the bins as part of 

the Christchurch smart waste 

network. 

Six solar-powered Bigbelly 

rubbish bins will be installed in 

Akaroa, along with one in Little 

River, Corsair Bay and Naval 

Point in Lyttelton. 

They will be put in before the 

summer visitor season to help 

ease the pressure on collection 

services and facilities. 

The double bins will have wi-fi 

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cruise ship visitors and 

freedom campers. 

The city council bins utilise 

smart sensors that detect 

rubbish levels and alert 

maintenance contractors when 

they are nearing capacity and 

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City council head of parks 

Andrew Rutledge said the smart 

‘Once in 50-year party’ at Redcliffs School this weekend 

hard and focused for so 

long now on bringing our 

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“By pin-pointing tourist 

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Mr Rutledge said. 

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public spaces are better 

maintained during high-use 

periods over summer. 

“We can also optimise our 

waste collection service. 

“We will place the bins in the 

region’s high-demand areas, 

including the waterfront in 

The entertainment will include 

locally revered cover band 

Puree, while 11 prize packages 

worth more than $10,000 will be 

auctioned on the night. 

“Every year we are 

overwhelmed by the generosity 

shown by the community. It’s 

been eight years of working 

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Akaroa.” 

The compacting and online 

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time while the technology 

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Daily data provides updates 

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bin. 

Akaroa’s public toilet facilities 

will also undergo an upgrade 

in preparation for the summer 

visitor rush. 

The existing block of public 

toilets in Rue Jolie – behind the 

Akaroa Service Centre – will 

be demolished to make way for 

a 13m long prefabricated block 

housing eight toilets. 

toward moving into a new 

school.” 

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THe Great Library Seed and 

Plant Swap 

Today, Tomorrow, Thursday, 

Friday, Saturday and Sunday, all 

day, at Sumner, Saturday, Sunday 

and Monday and Tuesday, all 

day, at Lyttelton, Monday and 

Tuesday, all day, at Akaroa 

You can drop vegetable, herb, 

flower, native and heritage 

seeds – and any spare seedlings 

you have potted up. Grow those 

seeds, save new seeds, and share 

your surplus next year. 

Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre, Lyttelton Library and 

Akaroa Library 

Storytimes 

Today, 10.30-11am, at Sumner, 

Tuesday, 11-11.30am, at Lyttelton 

Encourage learning 

through a love of stories at 

this interactive programme, 

including songs, rhymes and 

play. Free session. 


Centre and Lyttelton Library 

Diamond Harbour Bridge 

Club 

Tuesday, 1.30, at the rugby 

club, Wednesday, 6.40pm, at the 

bowling club 

New players welcome. There 

will also be a chance to learn 

to play bridge at lessons on 

Tuesdays at 7pm in the green 

room of the Memorial Hall 

on Waipapa Ave. For more 

Email jess.gibson@starmedia.kiwi by 

5pm each Wednesday 

information phone Pauline on 

329 4414 or 027 363 6302. 

Diamond Harbour Bowling 

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Harbour Rugby Club, 2a 

Waipapa Ave 

One Stitch at a Time 

Tomorrow, 10am-noon 

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Mt Pleasant Community 

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at Sumner 

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be available to members of 

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signatures and documents, 

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oaths, declarations, affidavits 

or affirmations, as well as sign 

citizenship, sponsorship or rates 

rebates applications. There is no 

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Little River Library and 


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drop-in when it suits. 

Mt Pleasant Community 

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Create ’n’ Connect 

Thursday, 9.30am-noon 

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St Andrews Church, 148 Main 

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Tai Chi 

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Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 

10am-4pm 

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historic Stoddart Cottage. Free 

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go for a scenic drive to Diamond 

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Many items in the exhibition are 

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Stoddart Cottage Gallery, 2a 

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Shoreline Toastmasters 

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Indoor Bowls at Tui Club 

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book launch of Gwendolyn 

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written by Teresa Kiddell and 

illustrated by Celia Allison. The 

story follows a sun bear in her 

quest to find honey with no 

money, making some unlikely 

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Bidding farewell to Italy 

OUR FINAL days here in Italy 

have arrived in what seems like a 

flash. 

Now we’re faced yet again with 

saying goodbye to friends and 

relatives, with hopeful boasts of 

returning again in three years. 

There’s also the upcoming long 

flights with Vittoria. 

We’ve wisely included a fourday 

stopover in Brisbane to catch 

up with people and re-adjust our 

body clocks to the Antipodean 

cycle. 

To be honest, due to the magic 

of international time zones, 

newspaper deadlines and my 

inability to write these while 

chasing my daughter around a 

metal tube with wings 30,000ft 

above the ground – we’re likely 

already in Australia as you read 

this. 

We’ve managed to fit quite a bit 

into our last week, including taking 

Vittoria on her first train rides. 

Over three days we forged a 

rough triangle around northwest 

Italy to visit some of Laura’s 

relatives who live in Turin and 

Pisa (obligatory Leaning Tower 

photo time). 

The trip was particularly 

special as it was the first time said 

relatives had met Laura, let alone 

Vittoria. 

Vittoria was great with them, 

OPEN SPACE: Vittoria at Piazza 

San Marco in Venice. 

and like all her family here, she 

warmed to them quickly and was 

soon rushing to them for cuddles 

after only knowing them for a 

matter of hours. 

Fortunately my wee darling 

even behaved herself on the up to 

four-hour train journeys, giving 

us the confidence needed to take 

her to Venice on Friday. 

I was fully against letting her 

out of her pram there as the 

headline “Kiwi toddler rescued 

from Venetian canal” practically 

writes itself. It also goes along 

VITTORIA 

& Matt 

with the phrase “father’s decisions 

questioned”. 

Lucky for me, Vittoria seemed 

to agree, and was content to 

watch her parents sweat to death 

under the baking sun while we 

carried her pram over the city’s 

billion or so canal bridges on the 

two-hour expedition to Piazza 

San Marco. She was so relaxed 

that she fell asleep briefly as we 

arrived in the famous square. 

However, against my better 

judgement, we let her out there 

(after she woke up) so she could 

take a run about the place I asked 

her mother to marry me. 

In another fit of good luck, 

grapes worked as a bribe to get 

her back in for the return trek 

and the only downside of the 

adventure was a scrapped knee. 

I hope such luck holds out for 

the return home. 

•Former Bay Harbour News 

journalist Matt Salmons has 

become a stay-at-home 

dad. We follow his journey 

weekly. 

Brian Johnston responds 

to last week’s Bay Harbour 

News article about road 

works being undertaken 

as part of the Sumner 

Village Master Plan, 

which is causing havoc for 

businesses 

There is much wrong with the 

Sumner Village upgrade. I do not 

wish to be negative, but the bus 

stop should have stayed where it 

was. 

The buses could have pulled to 

the left. It only stops for one minute 

every hour and passengers 

would be able to see their bus 

coming. Instead, the bus stop will 

be outside the dairy, around the 

corner, where passengers cannot 

see the bus coming and it will 

take valuable parking away from 

dairy. 

Motorists will be tempted to 

park on the bus stop, which possibly 

could be okay if one knows 

the timetable. 

They have replaced the old tar 

footpaths with hot mix. They look 

dreadful and cannot be lifted and 

replaced for any maintenance. 

All of the footpaths should have 

been paved right along to Clink 

Restaurant and Bar (29 Wakefield 

Ave). There are pavers on the 

road, and tar on the footpath . . . 

what? 

Parking has been removed, 

replaced with raised hot mix 

and it serves no purpose . . . not 

aesthetic. 

Street lights are out of line and 

it does not look right, which is 

not pleasing to the eye and there 

is an unsatisfactory explanation 

for this. 

Also, the explanation the area 

will be more pedestrian-friendly 

is debatable. I am all for making 

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Wine 

Pleasures from off the beaten track 

• By Mark Henderson 

RECENTLY, I was reading Wines 

of the French Alps, which focuses 

on some very much lesser-known 

regions and grape varieties. 

The author commented on the 

growing number of people actively 

seeking these little-known, 

uncommon and esoteric wines, 

which were little known even 

within France 20 years ago, but 

are now being exported to hipster 

restaurants and wine bars in London, 

New York, Hong Kong and 

around the world. 

Today’s selection isn’t quite that 

“out there’’, but is a reminder of 

the pleasures to be found when 

you venture off the beaten path. 

2017 Riverby Marlborough 

Gruner Veltliner 

Price: $22 

Rating: Very good to excellent 

Floral and expressive with 

peach, citrus and tangy grassiness, 

stonefruits with aeration. 

Fatness on entry, almost a soapy 

softness, but the acid floods in 

to snap it back into line. Lime, 

cut grass and some exotic fruit 

flavours on a luscious, rich midpalate 

before a little chalkiness on 

the close. 

Bright, fresh and fun with different 

flavours to explore. 

www.riverbyestate.com 

2018 Hunter’s Marlborough 

Gruner Veltliner 

Price: $24.90 

Rating: Excellent 

The nose gives an impression of 

fatness and richness, along with 

a little funk, matchstick, pepper, 

lime and grapefruit. Creamily 

textured, filling the mouth, 

pepper and spice through the 

midpalate, backed by lime and 

cooked lentils. A lifted grapefruit 

note brings freshness to the close. 

Fascinating, different: Pinot gris 

lovers could branch out and find 

a friend here. 

www.hunters.co.nz 

2018 Carrick Bannockburn 

Pinot Blanc 

Price: $36 


Fragrantly spiced nose of cinnamon 

and vanilla pod, the fruit 

backed by a waft of dried herb, 

butterscotch and almond with 

aeration. There’s a Mackintosh’s 

toffee-like note on the palate, enlivened 

by citrus before air allows 

greengage plum to shine. Nicely 

textural, crisp acidity gives freshness, 

the finish is long and nutty. 

Threatens to tighten up, then 

blossoms and opens up. 

www.carrick.co.nz 

2018 Tohu Whenua 

Awa Upper Awatere 

Marlborough Pinot Blanc 

Price: $34.99 


A creamy, lactic note meets 

with cashews, grilled nuts and 

caramel, with a little citrus in the 

wings. These notes carry on to 

the palate as sweet, tropical fruit 

notes build, while a core of acidity 

keeps this vibrant as a little chewy 

fruit pith gives texture. 

Threatens to soften but spiced 

nuts and zestiness hanging on the 

long finish hold it together. 

www.tohuwines.co.nz 

2018 Main Divide North 

Cantebury Gewurztraminer 

Price: $20.99 


While fragrant and floral with 

its rose petal and lychee, this gives 

a drier impression. Lovely texture 

on entry, sweetly fruited, continuing 

the lychee theme on a rich 

and slightly dry palate. Excellent 

varietal expression, good depth of 

flavour and freshness too. With 

aeration the nose swells and the 

wine grows nicely in depth. 

A lovely rendition for Gewurz 

fans. 

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Tasty Bites 

Exotic food with the least hassle 

If you are going to cook 

for a large dinner party, 

organisation and preparation 

are key, starting with 

working out a menu well 

ahead of the event. Try 

including this tasty Asianinfluenced 

starter to your 

list 

Tamarind chilli crispy-skin 

salmon with green mango 

herb salad 

Serves 4 

Ingredients 

600g salmon fillets, cut into 4cm 

cubes, patted dry with paper 

towels 

Sea salt 

Fresh cracked black pepper 

Crispy shallots 

Oil 

Tamarind chilli dressing 

5-10g large dried red chillies 

2 cloves garlic, peeled, minced in 

a mortar and pestle with a pinch 

of salt 

5g belacan (shrimp paste) 

65g gula melaka, shaved 

25g tamarind pulp, soaked in 

150ml 

hot water, rendered and sieved 

1½ Tbsp lemon juice 

2 large kaffir lime leaves, finely 

julienned 

Green mango herb salad 

½ telegraph cucumber or one 

lebanese cucumber, unpeeled, 

shaved into ribbons 

1 green mango, peeled, shaved 

into ribbons 

1 small bunch coriander leaves 

1 small bunch Thai basil leaves 

2 wing beans, finely sliced 

Squeeze of lemon juice 

Pinch of sugar 

Olive oil 

Directions 

Season the fish with salt and 

pepper and a drizzle of oil. 

Place the soaked dried chillies 

and garlic in a food processor 

and blend until a fine paste. 

Heat two tablespoons of oil in 

a small saucepan over medium 

heat, add the shrimp paste and 

mash with a wooden spatula. 

Cook for 1min until the shrimp 

paste becomes fragrant and 

starts to toast. 

Add the chilli garlic paste 

and continue to cook, stirring 

frequently, until fragrant. 

Add the gula melaka and cook 

until dark, glossy and sticky. 

Slowly pour in the tamarind 

puree. Cook until slightly 

thickened, then stir in the lemon 

juice and sprinkle on the kaffir 

lime leaves. Remove from heat 

and set aside. 

Heat a non-stick fry pan over 

high heat. Place the fish pieces 

skin side down evenly around 

the pan and cook until crisp and 

golden. 

To ensure that the skin is 

evenly crispy, you may need to 

gently press with a spatula to 

keep the skin flat on the pan. 

Turn over, and cook the other 

side until three-quarter cooked. 

Pour over the tamarind chilli 

sauce and toss very gently to just 

coat. Be careful not to break up 

the fish pieces. 

Combine the salad ingredients, 

and dress with lemon juice, 

sugar and olive oil just before 

serving. 

Transfer the fish to a serving 

plate along with all the sauce 

and top with the green mango, 

cucumber and herb salad. 

Sprinkle with crispy shallots and 

serve immediately. 

Note: Adjust the quantity 

of the large, red dried chillies 

according to your taste. Also, 

leave the seeds in if you like 

the dish extra spicy, otherwise, 

deseed them. 

In any case, soak the chillies in 

hot water until softened before 

using them. 

www.bigbrothersbigsisters.org.nz



WiN, WiN 

BAY HARBOUR 

PAGE 19 

at New World Redcliffs 

Creating a supermarket where locals have 

a positive experience is the mission of 

New World Redcliffs new manager Heath 

DeGarnham. 

“We really want to establish a community 

supermarket where people feel really 

included in the products we sell and that 

they receive top service to benefit the 

local community,” he says. 

“We have been working really hard during 

the winter to change things so that 

our customers have a much improved 

shopping experience when they come 

here.” 

Heath would like to reward customers 

even further, with shoppers having the 

opportunity to win. 

When you spend $50 or more in store 

between 9 September and 6 October, 

you can go in the draw to win prizes 

– New World vouchers, sports packs, 

hampers, a month of free coffees and 

even a Mongoose BMX bike are all up 

for grabs. 

“There will also be a free gift available 

for all our customers at checkout.” 

Heath is keen to see new 

customers, and past customers 

return to the store to see the 

changes. 

“Our community deserves a great 

supermarket they can be proud of 

so we really need their input. “We will 

review every request for product range 

we currently don’t stock.” 

“We just want people to know we are 

local, we support locals, we deliver top 

service, we have a great range and we 

are convenient with our all-weather 

underground parking. 

Redcliffs 

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Phone (03) 373 6131 | newworld.co.nz 

“We have been 

working really hard 

during the winter 

to change things so 

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have a much 

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Heath DeGarnham 

New World Redcliffs 

new manager 

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To be a horse, or not 

to be a horse, that’s 

the equestrian! 

That line doesn’t really have anything to do with real estate 

but it just appealed to my sense of humour. Let’s face it, 

you’ve got to have a bit of a laugh sometimes otherwise 

work and life can get way too serious. Selling property 

is serious business. In most cases we are dealing with 

people’s number one asset let alone the emotion and 

angst that can accompany the process around buying or 

selling. For many it can be a relatively straightforward 

transaction, however for others it’s a complete emotional 

rollercoaster. One minute you’re up, the next minute it all 

comes crashing down again. And as much as our customers 

are affected by it, so too are our sales team. Make no 

mistake, we feel it too! The responsibility placed on us to 

achieve the best result for all parties can feel overwhelming 

at times but there is always a sense of satisfaction to see 

a great result come from a 

well run marketing campaign, 

a considered and respectful 

negotiation process and a positive sale and purchase 

experience. And that’s what we strive to do at Ray White 

Ferrymead. We want to be proud of every transaction, 

to provide a 10/10 service where everyone we are in 

contact with are willing to not only use our company again 

but to refer us to friends or family. And if we can all have 

a bit of fun along the way, then that’s even better! So, 

given that we’ve just had Fathers Day it seems completely 

appropriate to let you know that last week my wife asked 

me to stop acting like a flamingo. So I had to put my foot 

down! 

Jan Edlin 

027 433 8025 

Patricia Van der bent 

027 296 1408 

Pip Sutton 

027 224 9524 

Top Sales 

for August 

Eddie Spry and 

Matt Clayton 

working as a team 

Feature Properties 

Eddie Spry 

021 156 5884 

Marie Malone 

027 489 8349 

We are hiring! 

In your career there is ALWAYS room for 

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- Jan Edlin and Patricia Van der bent - 

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027 435 2415 

Molly Ferdinand 

027 594 7427 

If you have a current real estate license, or you are in the 

process of completing one, come and talk to us, have a 

coffee, and ask us some questions! 

Contact Craig Prier anytime! 

Ph: 027 434 5299 or 384 4179 

Email: craig.prier@raywhite.com 

Confidentiality assured 

Ray White Ferrymead 

Anna Loader 

027 272 7128 

Bronny Clifford 

021 272 7718 

Mark Gardner 

021 633 669 

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Daisy Foldesi 

021 328 059 

Matt Clayton 

021 223 3998 

“Bev was unobtrusive, she was so understanding (I was 

a first home buyer) and was there 24/7 for me. Bev is a 

lovely, lovely lady and went out of her way to help me, 

even though she was working for the vendor.” 

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027 430 4691 

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027 547 2852 

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Mercedes-Benz puts boot into A-Class 

Motoring 

Ross Kiddie 

I HAVE A certain amount of 

affection for the Mercedes-Benz 

A-Class. 

When that model first appeared 

in 1998 it was the first car from 

that company I had a chance to 

evaluate. 

It also stood out for 

controversy, Scandinavian 

drivers were very sceptical of 

the A-Class, it was claimed it 

didn’t pass the local elk test – an 

evasive manoeuvre procedure. 

However, as you would expect 

from Mercedes-Benz, evolving 

safety systems have long put that 

rationale to the bin. 

The A-Class has been a solid 

seller in the small hatchback 

market, and I’ve come to really 

like the entry-level vehicle into 

this luxury car brand. It must also 

be said that I’m even more excited 

about the range for it now includes 

a sedan and, what’s more, 

it’s a beauty in terms of practicality 

and driveability. 

Sure, the basic fundamentals of 

the A-Class haven’t been interfered 

with, however, it is a little 

longer at 4549mm compared for 

4419mm for the hatchback, but 

that is marginal, and for the extra 

versatility I’d certainly throw my 

hat in the ring for one. 

MERCEDES-BENZ A200: Available in hatchback or sedan. 

It also looks special, I’ve made 

no secret of my desire for the 

traditional, and the A-Class sedan 

looks sporty and almost sits apart 

from the hatchback it is based on. 

The fundamental mechanicals are 

also still the same, the engine sits 

transversely under the bonnet and 

drive is sent to the front wheels. 

The A-Class sedan lands here 

with two turbocharged engine 

options – A180 and A200. Effectively, 

it’s the same four-cylinder 

engine other than varying power 

outputs; the A180 gets 100kW 

and 200Nm, the A200 gets higher 

turbo boost, lifting the ratings to 

120kW and 250Nm. 

Interestingly, the engine is just 

1.3-litre, but if you are thinking 

it’s a little underwhelming then 

you had better think again. 

I’ve recently evaluated the B180 

which shares the 100kW engine 

and it punches well above its 

weight in terms of performance. 

Forcing an extra 20kW and 

50Nm through the system, the 

A200 feels feisty and lively, the 

engine is one of the sweetest you’d 

ever get a chance to experience, 

and it delights in meeting throttle 

request. 

Power is directed through a 

seven-speed dual-clutch transmission 

– effectively you treat it 

as an automatic, there is no clutch 

pedal. The gearbox is characterised 

by quick shifts and ratios 

which extract the power well and 

provide the economy an A-Class 

buyer would be searching for. 

Mercedes-Benz claims a 5.7-litre 

per 100km (49mpg) combined 

cycle average for the 1332cc unit. 

During my time in the evaluation 

car the fuel usage readout 

was constantly listing around 

7l/100km (41mpg), while a 

4.5l/100km (63mpg) figure is on 

offer instantaneously at 100km/h, 

the engine turning over at just 

1800rpm. 

On the subject of figures, the 

A-Class sedan claims an 8.1sec 

standstill to 100km/h time, 

while it will also complete an 

overtaking manoeuvre (80km/h- 

120km/h) in 5sec. 

All of these figures stack up to 

provide wallet-friendly motoring 

along with satisfactory performance. 

What’s more, the A-Class 

is a darn nice thing to drive, it is 

quiet, comfortable, and provides 

a feel that initiates confidence and 

security within the car. 

When presented with a few 

tight corners, the A-Class steers 

with precision. Grip in the first 

instance is provided by Hungarian-moulded 

Hankook tyres 

which measure 225/45 x 18in, 

even though their profile is a little 

low, ride comfort isn’t jeopardised, 

the fully independent 

suspension is all class, ruts and 

bumps are willingly absorbed, 

while the firming is such that 

body balance stays controlled. 

At just over 1.4m tall the A- 

Class sedan doesn’t move much 

over the suspension and because 

there’s not a lot of weight in the 

car (1350kg), gravitational force 

doesn’t work against balance. 

The A-Class sedan is what I 

• Price – Mercedes-Benz 

A200 sedan, $62,900 

• Dimensions – Length, 

4549mm; width, 1796mm; 

height, 1440mm 

• Configuration – Fourcylinder, 

front-wheel-drive, 

1332cc, 120kW, 250Nm, 

seven-speed automatic. 

• Performance – 

0-100km/h, 8.1sec 

• Fuel usage – 5.7l/100km 

would call realistically priced. 

At $62,900 in standard form it 

comes complete with much of 

the kit that I’d be comfortable 

with. There’s a huge option list 

and buyers will no doubt explore 

that willingly. The evaluation car 

had a few extras added in such as 

driving assistant and seat comfort 

packages, which added just over 

$3k to the list price. 

There’s no doubt that Mercedes- 

Benz will have to market the 

A-Class sedan well. Sedans aren’t 

selling in large numbers any more 

and those that are in the market 

are all quality and compete on 

largely equal terms. The A-Class 

sits $14k above what you’d pay for 

say a Mazda3 Limited, that being 

the case, it needs to be good, and 

I can safely say that it is. 

If you also look at the bigger 

picture and are thinking of 

buying into one of the world’s 

greatest luxury/sporty brands, 

you can do that for a smidgeon 

over $60k, that in itself has much 

appeal. 

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Second generation mechanic Paul Welbeloved, director of 

City Auto Services started learning about cars as a youngster 

alongside his father. He has always worked in the Automotive 

industry and has a real passion for cars. 

City Auto services is centrally located on Walker Street 

and has customers raving about their educational attitude. 

“Paul made it so simple for me to understand with his layman 

explanations about what happened to my car. He even had 

props to show me how they all work together and what role they 

play and why my car was having the problem it was having. It 

was easy to understand and was very helpful,” said satisfied 

customer Bridgette. 

“Making sure my customers understand what has been 

repaired on their car, why 

it happened and how we 

have fixed it while getting 

value for money makes it all 

worthwhile.” Paul shared with 

a smile. 

Paul bought the business 

with his wife Rachel about 

two and a half years ago 

and since then it has been 

a labour of love to build the 

business up alongside the 

redevelopment of the central 

city. 

City Auto Services is 

conveniently located in the 

heart of the Christchurch CBD. Drop off your car, and you can 

go to work or shop at the closely located shopping areas while 

you have your Warrant of Fitness or any other mechanical or 

service work completed. 

With a full workshop and skilled team to back it up, City 

Auto Services can assist you with all your mechanical needs 

from WOF, full services, replacement Tyres, Brakes, clutch, and 

cambelts, to batteries, suspension, cooling, and diagnostic 

servicing 

As summer is fast approaching and the holiday season is 

around the corner, now is the time to have an overview of your 

car and all its systems. This safety check is not only for yourself, 

but for those you love. There comes a peace of mind knowing 

your vehicle is operating at its best and safest performance 

level where yourself and others are concerned. 

With decades of experience from the highly skilled 

technicians at City Auto Services you can feel confident in 

this one-stop-shop for all your mechanical and servicing 

requirements 

City Auto Services can service and repair any type of vehicle 

from your family sedan or SUV, racy sports car to your ute, van 

or more. 

From tyres and oil changes to a full service, you can be 

assured that your vehicle will not only be road ready, but also 

safe to drive. 

The team at City Auto Services is conveniently 

located at 27 Walker Street. Call City Auto Services TODAY 

on 365 2782. Check out their Facebook page at City Auto 

Services or their website: www.cityautoservices.co.nz. 

Sleep well at night knowing 

your family are as safe as they 

can be in your car. 

Contact us today to book your vehicle in! 

27 Walker Street, Christchurch CBD | Phone 03 365 2782 

Open Monday to Friday 8am-5pm 

www.cityautoservices.co.nz


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Auction: 03 Oct 2019 Unless Sold Prior 

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BARRINGTON 331 7182 I CHRISTCHURCH CITY 365 7687 I FERRYMEAD 376 4022 I HIGH ST LANES 335 3722 I HORNBY 344 3070 

MERIVALE 355 2200 I NORTHLANDS 352 4578 I RANGIORA 313 0288 I RICCARTON 341 3900 I SHIRLEY 385 0710 I UPPER RICCARTON 343 0869 

Terms & Conditions for the UK Prize *you can enter by attending the House of Travel Expo & registering your details on the day. Competition is available for entry nationwide and one winner will be drawn and notified on the 1st of November 2019. Further terms and conditions 

apply, visit www.hot.co.nz/expo for full details.

Bay Harbour: September 11, 2019

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