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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER <strong>17</strong>, <strong>2019</strong><br />

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Shannon gets<br />

his wish for a<br />

pump track<br />

Page 3 Page 6<br />

Call to stop<br />

vehicles using<br />

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Bebe Frayle Greg Sugrue<br />

People’s Choice - Labour<br />

Burwood Community Board<br />

Authorised by J McLellan, 6 Braddon Street, Addington<br />

Young artists display work in Phillipstown<br />

• By Claire Booker<br />

YOUNG ARTISTS have<br />

been given a taste of what it’s<br />

like to display their art in a<br />

competition at the Windsor<br />

Galley in Phillipstown.<br />

Rangi Ruru Girls’ School<br />

year 13 student Georgina Jolly<br />

took out the Canterbury high<br />

school art competition’s top<br />

prize with an oil painting of<br />

her mother and aunt.<br />

Second place went to<br />

Cashmere High’s Phoebe<br />

Rouse, and Holly Murrell,<br />

of Avonside Girls’ High, was<br />

third.<br />

This was the third year<br />

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and gallery owner Tracey<br />

Wynands was impressed with<br />

the entries.<br />

“The skill level of entries is<br />

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really is a pleasure to see the<br />

techniques and subject content<br />

of each entry,” she said.<br />

“The event has been<br />

designed to give year 13<br />

students in Canterbury<br />

the opportunity to exhibit<br />

their works in a professional<br />

gallery.”<br />

•Turn to page 5<br />

TALENT: Georgina Jolly won<br />

the top prize in the Windsor<br />

Gallery Canterbury high<br />

school art competition with<br />

an oil painting of her mother<br />

and aunt (inset).<br />

Hot pools<br />

get $15k<br />

boost from<br />

Pier and<br />

Foreshore<br />

Society<br />

THE FUNDRAISING efforts of<br />

a New Brighton group will enable<br />

extra elements to be added to the<br />

planned He Puna Taimoana hot<br />

pools.<br />

The Pier and Foreshore Society<br />

raised $15,000 to support the hot<br />

pools’ development<br />

through<br />

fundraising activities<br />

at the annual<br />

New Brighton<br />

Duke Festival of<br />

Surfing. It has<br />

now donated the<br />

money to Development<br />

Christchurch<br />

Limited.<br />

Rob Hall<br />

DCL chief executive Rob Hall<br />

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Taimoana, which are not included<br />

in the existing budget.<br />

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Tuesday <strong>September</strong> <strong>17</strong> <strong>2019</strong> 3<br />

News<br />

•HAVE YOUR SAY: Do you think the pump track and table will be good for the Shirley<br />

area once they are installed? Email your views to matt.slaughter@starmedia.kiwi<br />

Green light for pump track<br />

• By Matt Slaughter<br />

A PUMP track and table will be<br />

installed at 10 Shirley Rd.<br />

The Papanui-Innes Community<br />

board unanimously approved<br />

the landscape plan for the installation<br />

of a multi-use table tennis<br />

table and pump track at the former<br />

Shirley Community Centre<br />

site at a meeting last week.<br />

This will cost about $93,000.<br />

The landscape plan went up<br />

for consultation in July.<br />

At the close of the consultation<br />

period, 71 submissions were<br />

received with 60 submitters supporting<br />

the landscape plan, nine<br />

submitters not supporting it and<br />

two submitters not indicating<br />

either way.<br />

<strong>Pegasus</strong> <strong>Post</strong> reported in April<br />

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However, city council investigation<br />

found the site at Shirley<br />

Community Reserve was more<br />

appropriate.<br />

In spite of the pump track,<br />

which has been approved only<br />

being temporary, it can be relocated<br />

and could remain in this<br />

site for up to 10 years if this is<br />

what the community wants.<br />

Shannon’s father Tim Weir<br />

said he and Shannon were at the<br />

meeting when the pump track<br />

was approved and they were<br />

pleased with the result.<br />

“We’re really excited about it<br />

DAVID EAST<br />

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Shirley Primary<br />

School pupil<br />

Shannon Smith<br />

has got his wish to<br />

have a pump track<br />

installed in Shirley.<br />

and looking forward to it going<br />

ahead hopefully before Christmas<br />

season. They [the board]<br />

were discussing that if the staff<br />

get it in by then that would be<br />

fantastic for all the kids over the<br />

school holidays.”<br />

Said Papanui Ward city<br />

councillor Mike Davidson: “It<br />

was unanimous to approve<br />

the landscape plan and the<br />

multi-use table. Everyone was<br />

very excited about that, and the<br />

process was one that was run<br />

really well.”<br />

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Council & Community Board for Coastal<br />

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He wants to see our roads fixed, businesses thrive and<br />

to bring more vibrant events to our community as well<br />

as chlorine out of our water.<br />

He serves as chairman of a high school football<br />

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to get things done. You don’t become a 15<br />

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perseverance and determination.<br />

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ROAD FLOODING ISSUES<br />

City council staff have been asked<br />

to update the Coastal-Burwood<br />

Community Board on the<br />

collaborative work between the<br />

city council and the New Zealand<br />

Transport Agency to fix flooding<br />

issues in the Pages Rd/Anzac<br />

Drive intersection turning lanes.<br />

The board has also asked for city<br />

council staff advice on future<br />

plans to reduce flooding in the<br />

red zone from Pages Rd bridge to<br />

Anzac Drive.<br />

EARTHQUAKE LEGACY<br />

The time frames for the<br />

Southshore South New Brighton<br />

Earthquake Legacy Project<br />

programme of works have come<br />

into question. The Coastal-<br />

Burwood Community Board has<br />

asked city council staff to clarify<br />

when these works will take place<br />

after it was announced last month<br />

that this project will go-ahead.<br />

PIPE REPLACEMENT<br />

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wastewater main pipes in<br />

Linwood started this month and<br />

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October. The wastewater mains<br />

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Caledonian Rds and have reached<br />

the end of their economic life.<br />

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He organised the surgical implantation<br />

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Although our patients are four legged,<br />

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After a day or two of rest, Max was<br />

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He gets regular ultrasounds to check<br />

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Max loves his new lease on life, loves<br />

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News<br />

Bringing life to suburb<br />

•From page 1<br />

“From the beginning, the<br />

development of hot pools<br />

in New Brighton has been<br />

a community project. The<br />

Pier and Foreshore Society<br />

has been a champion of the<br />

development right from<br />

the start and its support<br />

has helped make He<br />

Puna Taimoana happen.<br />

The donation of $15,000<br />

represents a massive<br />

fundraising effort by a<br />

community group and<br />

I’d like to thank everyone<br />

involved in making this<br />

happen,” said Mr Hall.<br />

“I’d also like to<br />

acknowledge the support<br />

of the Pier and Foreshore<br />

Society throughout the<br />

development of the hot<br />

pools; they have played a<br />

key role in keeping the idea<br />

alive and making it become<br />

a reality.”<br />

Pier and Foreshore<br />

Society chair Stewart<br />

McNeice said He Puna<br />

Taimoana is an exciting<br />

development for the whole<br />

city.<br />

“We’ve promoted the hot<br />

pools development for a<br />

long time and it’s fantastic<br />

to see it progressing. We’re<br />

excited by what we see so<br />

MORE FUNDS: Extra elements will be added to the<br />

He Puna Taimoana hot pools outside of the budget.<br />

far and look forward to<br />

opening day. The design<br />

has really reflected the<br />

local environment and<br />

taken care to accommodate<br />

existing businesses and<br />

organisations. It’s going<br />

to be a real asset for<br />

Christchurch.”<br />

He Puna Taimoana is<br />

starting to take shape,<br />

with the roof now on the<br />

building.<br />

All five pools are in<br />

place, with fibreglass<br />

linings being laid during<br />

<strong>September</strong>.<br />

The sauna room<br />

blockwork is complete<br />

and service works are<br />

PEGASUS POST<br />

progressing well. The<br />

finishing touches are under<br />

way on the seawall and<br />

this will be followed by<br />

landscaping.<br />

The development is<br />

just one part of a wider<br />

project to regenerate<br />

New Brighton, attracting<br />

life and activity to the<br />

suburb and boosting local<br />

businesses.<br />

DCL is leading the<br />

project on behalf of the<br />

city council, which has<br />

allocated $19.2 million<br />

to projects along the<br />

foreshore. He Puna<br />

Taimoana is due to open on<br />

Marine Pde early next year.<br />

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PEGASUS POST Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz<br />

Tuesday <strong>September</strong> <strong>17</strong> <strong>2019</strong> 5<br />

ON SHOW: The Windsor Gallery will be home to student art works until Friday as part of the<br />

Canterbury high school art competition.<br />

Encouraging ‘creativity’<br />

•From page 1<br />

“(The competition gives)<br />

students exposure to the<br />

art world, encouragement<br />

to explore and extend their<br />

creativity and develop new skills<br />

as upcoming New Zealand<br />

artists,” said Mrs Wynands.<br />

Year 13 students from 14<br />

schools were selected by their<br />

art teachers to take part.<br />

The competition was judged<br />

by Christchurch Art Gallery<br />

director Blair Jackson and<br />

Canterbury University head of<br />

fine arts Aaron Kreisler.<br />

Each finalist was given a $50<br />

framing voucher to use towards<br />

the cost of having an art piece of<br />

their choosing framed.<br />

Rangi Ruru head of visual arts<br />

Kate Rivers said Georgina is a<br />

wonderful colourist who has a<br />

love of expressive style.<br />

“Georgina’s work shows a<br />

gestural approach with her<br />

oil paint applied confidently<br />

through the use of expressive<br />

mark and rich colour,” she said.<br />

Mrs Wynands said she hopes<br />

the competition will continue to<br />

grow and reach more students<br />

in the years to come.<br />

“It is such a thrill to see the<br />

students excited about their<br />

work, their parents proud to<br />

see their son or daughter’s work<br />

in a gallery and the teachers’<br />

enthusiasm and support of their<br />

students,” she said.<br />

The art will be available to<br />

view until Friday.<br />

‘Ratbag’ plant thief hits<br />

Abberley Park again<br />

• By Claire Booker<br />

PLANT THIEVES have struck<br />

again in St Albans and Richmond.<br />

Flowers have been stolen from<br />

Abberley Park in recent weeks,<br />

frustrating a community group<br />

which regularly uses the park.<br />

Pink cyclamens, a clump of<br />

daffodils, and some miniature iris’<br />

were taken from the park, and a<br />

note left on a sign said the park<br />

user was disappointed to see the<br />

plant thief was back again.<br />

A post on the Facebook page<br />

read: “Warning: Abberley Park’s<br />

ratbag plant thief is back. By the<br />

south entrance to the Scented Garden,<br />

there were four beautiful deep<br />

red cyclamens planted in a group.<br />

On Tuesday evening, there was<br />

only one left. The thief didn’t even<br />

bother to cover over the holes.”<br />

In December last year, it was<br />

estimated more than half the<br />

plants put into the park by city<br />

council staff were stolen in less<br />

than a month.<br />

A city council spokesman<br />

said the reason for thefts is not<br />

known, but in many cases across<br />

Christchurch, the city council<br />

has replaced some plants, he said<br />

there are various species stolen.<br />

“For example, young native<br />

plants, azaleas, pieris, phormium<br />

and rhododendron.”<br />

BARE: Plants at Abberley Park<br />

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•HAVE YOUR SAY: Have<br />

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The city council does not keep<br />

records of where plant thefts occur,<br />

so it doesn’t know which area<br />

is more prevalent.<br />

“These species [mentioned<br />

above] were taken from areas such<br />

as Coastal, Spencer Park, Travis<br />

Wetland, Beckenham Gardens,<br />

Karman Reserve and Sunny Side<br />

Heritage Gardens,” the spokesman<br />

said.<br />

Meanwhile, about 30 plants<br />

were taken from a newly-planted<br />

city council plot, in Petrie St,<br />

Richmond.<br />

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Call to close reserve track to vehicles<br />

• By Matt Slaughter<br />

PEDESTRIANS AND cyclists<br />

using Bowenvale Reserve are<br />

being put in danger by motorists<br />

in four-wheel-drive vehicles.<br />

And the track, which is at<br />

the top of Huntsbury Ave and<br />

leads to the Summit Rd, is being<br />

ripped up by the vehicles.<br />

The Spreydon-Cashmere Community<br />

Board has asked for the<br />

track to be closed to vehicles permanently<br />

so it can be repaired<br />

and used by walkers and cyclists<br />

only.<br />

Huntsbury Ave resident and<br />

Port Hills Trust Board treasurer<br />

David Drayton, who has been<br />

walking the track weekly for<br />

years, said although this idea<br />

sounds great, this may not stop<br />

four-wheel-drive vehicles from<br />

using the track.<br />

“I don’t know how they’re going<br />

to stop it, he said.<br />

“You can’t lock the road or<br />

shut it off, you’ve got to be accessible.”<br />

However, Mr Drayton said<br />

four-wheel drives are “tearing<br />

up the road [track]” and putting<br />

walkers and cyclists off using it.<br />

Said board member Lee Sampson:<br />

“I think this is the worst it<br />

[the track] has ever been in terms<br />

of condition.”<br />

Mr Drayton said something<br />

needs to be done to at least deter<br />

vehicles from using the track and<br />

make it more useable for walkers<br />

and cyclists.<br />

“You’ll never stop it, but if they<br />

could improve it or cut it down<br />

in some way that would be great,<br />

definitely.”<br />

Board member Lee Sampson<br />

agreed something has to be done.<br />

He said last time he was walking<br />

on the track he had a near-miss<br />

with a four-wheel-drive.<br />

“When I was leaving, a guy<br />

was literally just hooning up the<br />

hill ready to hit the trail, so he<br />

was in a four-wheel-drive, he<br />

was hooning up Huntsbury Ave,<br />

literally nearly wiping me out on<br />

a corner.”<br />

Closing the track to vehicles<br />

would be the best way to keep its<br />

users safe and encourage more<br />

people to use the track, said Mr<br />

Sampson.<br />

“It [Bowenvale Reserve] would<br />

be so well used because we’ve<br />

got so many limited safe options<br />

to get up to the Summit Rd and<br />

I think if we repaired it and<br />

spent a little bit of money on it,<br />

I think it would be really, really<br />

RUTTED: David Drayton says more needs<br />

to be done to stop four-wheel-drive<br />

vehicles causing damage to Bowenvale<br />

Reserve at the top of Huntsbury Ave.<br />

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN<br />

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City’s youngest real estate agent at 18<br />

• By Hayley Tate<br />

JONTY DOWNES might not<br />

own his own home yet, but he is<br />

already working towards selling<br />

his first house.<br />

The 18-year-old is<br />

Christchurch’s youngest real<br />

estate agent, and he has 10<br />

buyers wanting him to find them<br />

their new home.<br />

He is also the second youngest<br />

licensed real estate agent in New<br />

Zealand. The youngest a person<br />

can be registered for a real estate<br />

licence is 18.<br />

He has been interested in real<br />

estate since he was a small boy.<br />

As a seven-year-old, Jonty<br />

would cycle around his neighbourhood,<br />

see “for sale” signs<br />

and be interested in new houses<br />

built in the area.<br />

By the time he was in year<br />

12 at Hagley College he was attending<br />

auctions and putting his<br />

foot in the door of the real estate<br />

industry.<br />

“I’ve always had a real passion<br />

for houses,” he said.<br />

But he found people could not<br />

understand his passion or take<br />

him seriously for wanting to leap<br />

into real estate straight out of<br />

high school.<br />

Traditionally, real estate is a<br />

second or third career for people,<br />

entering the industry as a career<br />

KEEN: Jonty Downes searching possible homes for buyers. PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN<br />

change from their previous job.<br />

Real Estate Authority Statistics<br />

show 2071 people aged 53 to 57<br />

were issued with their licences in<br />

the first half of <strong>2019</strong> in New Zealand,<br />

compared with <strong>17</strong>1 people<br />

aged 18 to 22.<br />

Avonhead Harcourts branch<br />

manager Lisa Yardley-Vaiese<br />

decided to give Jonty a chance,<br />

offering him a place on the<br />

Grenadier graduate programme.<br />

She said it was more difficult<br />

for young people in terms<br />

of credibility because, usually,<br />

younger people had not yet<br />

bought a house.<br />

Older people tended to create<br />

the perception that they know<br />

the industry better and buyers<br />

were more likely to have confidence<br />

in them.<br />

Real Estate Authority head of<br />

regulatory services Josh Doherty<br />

said the number of people aged<br />

18 to 21 issued with a salesperson’s<br />

licence in New Zealand had<br />

remained relatively stable over<br />

the last five years.<br />

More young people have<br />

joined Grenadier’s graduate programme<br />

in recent years, though<br />

Mrs Yardley-Vaiese said she had<br />

never mentored someone as<br />

young as Jonty.<br />

In spite of his age, Jonty has<br />

proved his worth and knowledge<br />

with colleagues and buyers.<br />

“I’ve nicknamed him Wikipedia<br />

because he just knows so<br />

much,” Mrs Yardley-Vaiese said.<br />

To enter real estate, agents<br />

must complete 13 papers before<br />

registering for a licence.<br />

Jonty remembers the moment<br />

he got his licence and said it was<br />

his best achievement so far.<br />

“I was quite excited to just<br />

call buyers and do anything real<br />

estate-related, because I think it<br />

had been inside of me for ages<br />

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HANDS-ON: The ACE Festival of Adult Learning saw people take part in a number of activities<br />

such as hazelnut weaving. ​<br />

Adults learn at free festival<br />

AVEBURY HOUSE and the<br />

Richmond Community Garden<br />

came together to deliver a week<br />

of free activities for the ACE<br />

Festival of Adult Learning.<br />

More than 250 adults attended<br />

a variety of activities, including<br />

yoga, composting, tartmaking,<br />

pilates, hazel weaving,<br />

relaxation, getting a taste of<br />

culture, massage techniques,<br />

gardening and preserving.<br />

Said Avebury House<br />

manager Tanya Didham:<br />

“The ACE festival of learning<br />

was a great opportunity to share<br />

what we do in the house. We<br />

are always keen to find ways<br />

to reach out and engage with<br />

the community, and the ACE<br />

team provided us with a great<br />

platform to do it.”<br />

Both organisations are<br />

grateful for the opportunity<br />

to be part of the festival and<br />

grasped the chance to engage<br />

with the community.<br />

Richmond Community<br />

Garden co-ordinator<br />

Cathy Allden said she<br />

“really enjoyed the positive<br />

engagement for resourceful<br />

learning within our community<br />

space, what we can create, make<br />

and eat from hazel weaving to<br />

how to compost.”<br />

Crafted hearts on<br />

display at gallery<br />

• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding<br />

A HOME has been found for<br />

thousands of crafted hearts<br />

following the March 15 attacks.<br />

Just under 2000 crafted and<br />

knitted hearts have been put on<br />

display at the Christchurch Art<br />

Gallery.<br />

Barkers Wool And Haberdashery<br />

manager Jacquie Jewell<br />

was behind the initiative called<br />

Muslim Hearts of Christchurch.<br />

With a goal to collect as many<br />

hearts as possible, the initiative<br />

generated more than 5000 along<br />

with messages of support from<br />

around the world.<br />

Mrs Jewell said it was nice to<br />

be able to show support for those<br />

affected by the March 15 events<br />

through the knitted hearts,<br />

especially since the six-month<br />

anniversary was on Sunday.<br />

As part of the display, details<br />

outline the story behind the<br />

hearts and people are allowed to<br />

take one home.<br />

On TVNZ’s Breakfast,<br />

journalist John Campbell wore<br />

one of the knitted hearts while<br />

interviewing Shadia Amin, who<br />

lost her husband in the attacks.<br />

In June, Mrs Jewell brought<br />

the matter of finding a home<br />

for the hearts to the Halswell-<br />

HEARTFELT: More than<br />

5000 crafted hearts were<br />

sent to Jacquie Jewell from<br />

around the world.<br />

Hornby-Riccarton Community<br />

Board.<br />

Earlier this year about 3000<br />

crafted hearts, along with copies<br />

of the messages, were delivered<br />

to the Al Noor Mosque,<br />

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Shirley BHS put up good showing at<br />

SHIRLEY BOYS’ High School<br />

finished fifth at the South<br />

Island under-15 tournament<br />

in Christchurch following a<br />

43-7 loss to Marlborough Boys’<br />

College.<br />

The school’s senior basketball<br />

team finished fourth at the South<br />

Island tournament in Nelson<br />

which qualified them for nationals.<br />

later this month.<br />

The Shirley Boys’ B basketball<br />

team finished sixth at the<br />

Southern Cup tournament in<br />

Christchurch after a 69-65 loss to<br />

Christ’s College.<br />

Hockey<br />

Christchurch Boys’ High was<br />

the best placed boys team at the<br />

national Rankin Cup competition<br />

finishing sixth.<br />

St Andrew’s College finished<br />

eighth, Christ’s College finished<br />

11th.<br />

St Bede’s College won the India<br />

Shield and earned a national<br />

ranking of <strong>17</strong> in the process.<br />

Burnside High School finished<br />

22nd.<br />

Christchurch Girls’ High<br />

were runners-up in the Federation<br />

Cup tournament in Auckland,<br />

earning a No 2 ranking<br />

nationally in the process.<br />

The team lost the final 1-0 to St<br />

Cuthberts College.<br />

St Margaret’s College finished<br />

third after a 3-2 win on penalty<br />

strokes against Diocesan School<br />

for Girls.<br />

Rangi Ruru finished<br />

BATTLE: The Shirley Boys’ High School B basketball team finished sixth at the Southern Cup in<br />

Christchurch. ​<br />

seventh, St Andrew’s managed<br />

eighth.<br />

Villa Maria College finished<br />

18th nationally and earned a<br />

silver medal at the Marie Fry<br />

tournament after losing on penalty<br />

strokes to Westlake Girls’<br />

High School.<br />

Burnside High finished 22nd.<br />

Cashmere High finished third<br />

at the Johnson Cup in Invercargill,<br />

Shirley Boys’ High finished<br />

seventh.<br />

Lincoln High School won<br />

the Coaches Cup in Ashburton<br />

by beating Nelson’s Nayland<br />

College 4-3 on penalty<br />

strokes.<br />

St Bede’s finished eighth at the<br />

Galletly Cup in Oamaru.<br />

Marian College finished ninth<br />

in the Audrey Timlin Memorial<br />

tournament at Timaru.<br />

Papanui High School finished<br />

ninth at the Jenny McDonald<br />

Cup in Cromwell while Avonside<br />

Girls’ High School managed<br />

11th, Middleton Grange were<br />

13th and Riccarton High School<br />

16th.<br />

SPORT<br />

St Margaret’s were runnersup<br />

at the Chris Arthur Cup at<br />

Stratford.<br />

Villa Maria were fifth, Rangi<br />

Ruru sixth and Christchurch<br />

Girls’ High ninth.<br />

Football<br />

St Thomas’ of Canterbury were<br />

the best placed Canterbury boys<br />

school at the premier tournament<br />

at Napier.<br />

They finished <strong>17</strong>th after a 2-1<br />

win over Wellington’s St Patrick’s<br />

High School.<br />

Burnside finished 23rd, Cashmere<br />

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St Andrew’s College finished<br />

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Middleton Grange finished<br />

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finished 11th.<br />

St Andrew’s won the Malcom<br />

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Christchurch Girls’ were<br />

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Tuesday <strong>September</strong> <strong>17</strong> <strong>2019</strong> 11<br />

winter tournament<br />

Avonside Girls’ finished eighth<br />

at the Grant Jarvis tournament at<br />

Wellington.<br />

Marian College won the<br />

Gary Sowden tournament at<br />

Timaru’s Sir Basil Arthur Park<br />

on Thursday after a 3-0 win over<br />

Cashmere High in the final, on<br />

Thursday.<br />

Rangi Ruru finished seventh.<br />

Table Tennis<br />

Burnside High School won<br />

their third consecutive national<br />

secondary schools’ table tennis<br />

title, in Tauranga.<br />

The Burnside High team<br />

defeated Auckand’s Macleans<br />

College in the final.<br />

Netball<br />

Christchurch Girls’ were crowned<br />

South Island Secondary School<br />

netball champions after a tense<br />

29-27 win over Dunedin’s St<br />

Hilda’s Collegiate at Nelson Saxton<br />

Stadium.<br />

Villa Maria finished third<br />

after beating fellow semi-finalist<br />

Ashburton College 39-30 while St<br />

Margaret’s College finished fifth<br />

and grabbed the last national<br />

secondary school competition<br />

qualification spot with a 36-34<br />

win over St Margaret’s.<br />

Rugby<br />

Christchurch Girls’ High made<br />

the national secondary school<br />

girls’ national final.<br />

They beat Onehunga High<br />

School 57-7 in the semi-final<br />

before going down 58-7 to Hamilton<br />

Girls’ High School in the<br />

final.<br />

The Christ’s College<br />

under-15 rugby team won their<br />

South Island competition, beating<br />

Timaru Boys’ High School<br />

<strong>17</strong>-12 in a wet final at Christ’s<br />

College.<br />

NEXT STEP: The Shirley Boys’ High School basketball team will head to the nationals later this<br />

month after finishing fourth in the South Island.<br />

Split points decisions<br />

go against junior boxers<br />

• By Jacob Page<br />

TWO WOOLSTON junior<br />

boxers have had a taste of<br />

representing New Zealand as<br />

part of a development squad<br />

which competed against<br />

fellow cadets and juniors from<br />

Australia at Canberra last week.<br />

Ryley Sutherland and Hamuera<br />

Tainui were both part of a<br />

New Zealand development team<br />

that also got to train at the Australian<br />

Institute of Sport during<br />

their stay.<br />

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Ryley<br />

Sutherland<br />

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Tainui<br />

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New<br />

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Canberra<br />

last week.<br />

them in the sport and offer a<br />

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they get older and push towards<br />

the senior ranks.<br />

The pair backed up from recent<br />

success at the South Island<br />

Golden Glove titles by defeating<br />

their North Island equivalents to<br />

claim national honours in July.<br />

Hamuera claimed the 66kg<br />

junior title, while Ryley won the<br />

48kg cadet title.<br />

Both have close family ties in<br />

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uncle both boxed for Woolston,<br />

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Ice<br />

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15ml Cointreau liqueur<br />

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Orange and plum bitters<br />

15ml elderflower cordial<br />

1 lemon<br />

Soda<br />

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spirits, pour vodka and<br />

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•Turkish delight<br />

Ingredients<br />

Green tea infused with rose<br />

petals (available online)<br />

30ml Irish whiskey<br />

15ml Galliano original<br />

Dash sugar syrup<br />

Ice<br />

Lime wedges to garnish<br />

Directions<br />

Steep rose petal-infused green<br />

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1/2 glass of V8 carrot and orange<br />

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Frozen berries to garnish<br />

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Blend together the apple cider<br />

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•Zestful bounty<br />

Ingredients<br />

1 pear, peeled and cored<br />

Sprig of mint<br />

1 cup grapefruit juice<br />

11/2 cups ice<br />

Beetroot, pomegranate and<br />

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15ml lemoncillo<br />

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Garden<br />

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Ice<br />

Sparkling Chi (original herb<br />

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Tuesday, 10am<br />

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Parklands Community<br />

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Thursday, 9.30-10.30am<br />

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Ascot Community Centre<br />

Rocket Club<br />

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Scrabble Club<br />

Tuesday and Wednesday,<br />

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Shirley and Parklands<br />

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CV help<br />

Thursday, 10-11.30am<br />

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CV or resume.<br />

New Brighton Library<br />

Technology Help Dropin<br />

Sessions<br />

Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm<br />

Go along to a drop-in<br />

session for help with email,<br />

searching the internet,<br />

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eBooks, and general<br />

computer queries.<br />

Shirley Library<br />

Cards Club<br />

Friday, 1.30-3.30pm<br />

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fun. Free, no bookings<br />

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Shirley Library<br />

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Makerspace<br />

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Shirley Library<br />

New Brighton Seaside<br />

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Saturday, 10am-2pm<br />

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the seaside. With live<br />

entertainment, food and<br />

free face-painting.<br />

New Brighton Pedestrian<br />

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