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Yacht comes ashore to lure

budding sailors to the water

By Toni Williams

Ashburton Sailing Clubmembers

are keen to passontheir loveofthe

water to the nextgeneration of

yachties.

Theywill be startingtheirlearntosailprogramme

at Lake Hood

fromOctober 13,and tooktothe

Mitre 10 Mega car parkcomplexat

the weekendtopromote it.

Members hadabeginner’s

Optimistyachtand, the next level,

Piccolo yacht,onsite.

ClubmembersSelwyn Sloan,

Chris Thompson,Chris Lovelock

and Geoff Swancollectively have

morethan80years boating

experience they arekeen to shareand

they’re just ahandful of the30

peopleaffiliated withthe club.

The programme, for people aged

fromseven through to adult,runs

for twohours every Sunday from

11amatLake Hood.

It operates during the school

terms one andfour.

Model boat enthusiasts,also

members of thesailingclub,take

their impressiveboatstothe water

after the sailingprogramme. Some

of these modelsare up to onemetre

long.

It’sjust achancetoget kids,and

anyone who’s interested, on the

water, says Mr Thompson.

The boats and life jackets are

supplied, and thefirstsession is

free.

Ashburton Sailing Club members Selwyn Sloan, Chris Thompson, Chris Lovelock and Geoff Swan have,

collectively, more than 80 years boating experience they are keen to share.

After thefirst onethere is a$5

per session cost.

Beginnersstartwith the solidly

built, andstable,Optimistyacht (an

internationallyknownmodel),

before progressingtothe New

Zealandclass Piccolo.

The members saythe possibilities

for sailing maystart in an Optimist

on LakeHood,but canextend to

representing NewZealandin

sailing events,helpwith careersas

crews on yachtsorbeginalifelong

love of sailing for recreational

pleasure.

Anyone interested canturn up to

thenew extension at Lake Hood, on

October13from 11am.

Memorial

Lake Hood

bike ride

for Skinner

Friends of Paul Skinner, who died

unexpectedly last month, are organising

a Memorial Bike Ride to

celebrate hislife and raise money for

his son, Jacob’s, future endeavours.

The ride, on November 23 from

10.30am, costs $10 per rider and will

take the track from Ashburton to

Lake Hood.

It will start at the skillspark beside

Ashburton Contracting Limited (on

Dobson Street West) and follow the

river track tothe Ashburton Bridge,

before taking the track to Lake

Hood.

It will be followed by a get

together and BBQ at Lake Hood.

Organisers give the option to meet

at the skills park for aleisurely cruise

to the lake, or to meet at the south

side of the bridge to join there, or for

the youngerones who want ashorter

ride to join in at Boundary Road

entrance to Lake Hood trail.

‘‘If you don’t want to ride but want

to join in, feel free to meet at the

north end of Lake Hood at the

designated area where we will enjoy

asausage sizzle and adrink (BYO).’’

‘‘We suggest $10 donation per

rider if possible, any donation

amount will be gratefully received.’’

Donation buckets will be

circulated atthe skills park prior to

leaving for the ride and also atLake

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Young tackle the big issues

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Youth from Ashburton

College got to voice their

concerns and ideas about

tackling some global, and

national, issues during a

Champions of Change

pilot programme at the

school.

Plastics, pollution,

transport, gas emissions

and toxins such as 1080

were raised as causes for

concern by the 15

students, aged Year 9

through to Year 13, who

chose to attend.

They considered the

protection of trees, flora

and fauna, water and

rivers as high on the

needtodobetter list.

The programme, led

by Kanuka Mid Canterbury

Regeneration Trust

community connector

Angela Cushnie, got the

students brainstorming

over, not just environmental

issues, but those

involving people too.

They considered the

concept of change, talked

about the importance of

sustainability with afocus

on Mid Canterbury.

‘‘This is apilot project,

Letters to the editor

The Cancer Society are

once again overwhelmed

by the generosity of the

Mid Canterbury community

with over $20,000 donated

on Daffodil Day and

more than $6,000 raised

thanks to the support of

community groups,

schools, preschools and

rest homes fundraising.

Thank you also to our

principal sponsor ANZ for

supporting the work we do

year after year. We truly

appreciate the support of

Ashburton staff who fundraise

on our behalf and are

so grateful for the $22,000

raised at their annual Daffodil

Day Quiz.

A growing number of

New Zealanders are reliant

on the support services

provided free by the Cancer

Society.Arecent survey

by the Cancer Society

ahead of Daffodil Day

found that well over athird

of respondents, who had

cancer or had supported a

loved one through cancer,

rely heavily on accommodation

and transport

services to attend treatment.

A similar number

also said that these and

other services may have

been out of reach if they

had not been available for

free through the Cancer

afirst for the region but

just the beginning in

terms of inspiring youth

to champion cultural,

economic, social and

environment sustainability,’’

Mrs Cushnie said.

‘‘Today was the start of

Society.

By donating money on

Daffodil Day you are helping

your local community

access the support they

need when faced with a

cancer diagnosis. For

example:

Today across New Zealand,

CancerSociety volunteers

will drive around 2800

kilometres getting people

to and from theirtreatment

appointments.

Tonight, the Cancer

Society will provide accommodation

for 130 people at

the five lodges itoperates

close to major hospitals.

Inthe past year specialist

nurses have been able to

answer more than 8000

information line calls and

spent more than 5,400

hours providing information

and support.

Each day, the care

team have met facetoface

with 45 people who are

dealing with acancer diagnosis;

and they will call, text

or email nearly 300 others.

Many more Kiwis facing

cancer will meet with cancer

nurses, counsellors and

other specialists, attend

support groups and workshops,

and even exercise

and relaxation classes.

None of this would be

possible without the generous

support of New Zealand

donors and volunteers,

particularly as the

Cancer Society receives no

direct Government funding.

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Zealand

Not democracy

Aotearoa, the land of the

long white cloud.Acountry

of differing nationalities

and cultures, striving to do

their bit to help make New

Zealand awonderful country

to live in.

It is despicable under

this MMP system we have a

portion of portfolios MPs

who hold ministerial portfolios

unelected by the

population at large.

This is not democracy.

Up until two years ago

this country, even under

Helen Clark’s leadership,

was anation to be proud of.

What has happened now

is a divided nation of

hatred and distrust

between town and country.

A Leftwing coalition

Government determined

to destroy the very fabric of

society as we have known it

for the last 100 years.

Farming contributes

60% of GDP and provides

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aconversation about sustainability

and change.

We discussed what we

were proud of in our

region, what change we

would like to see, our

individual environmental

footprint, litter, transportation,

energy, water,

biodiversity, erosion,

emissions, flora and

fauna, plastics, pollution,

trees, predator free 2050,

upcycling, and good old

fashion reduce/reuse/

recycle strategies.’’

The Kanuka Trust,

through supporting

schools such as the college,

hoped to build, and

strengthen, the link

between young people,

their community and the

region.

The programme was

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according to the MIA.

Mr Ritchie said the majority of stock under the

MPI eradication programme were going to meat

processors and were being processed as normal, with

‘‘smaller batches’’ for testing purposes.

‘‘MPI is dealing directly with the meat processors

on acommercial basisfor the cull, though we provide

an element ofhygiene, for example with transport to

ensure that livestock trucks that have transported

cattle from infected farms are washed and cleaned.’’

Mr Ritchie said depopulation of herds where M.

bovis was detected was only expected to have a

nominal impact on New Zealand beef production.

‘‘It also doesn’t affect the safety or quality of New

Zealand meat products, either locally or for our

export markets.

‘‘It is present in other countries, but we are seeking

eradication because of its potential impacts on farm

production, animal health and also the relatively low

infection rates.’’

While those rates had been relatively stable, there

were still 292 properties under ‘‘notice of direction’’,

which restricted the movement of animals and goods

off farm and 641 properties under ‘‘active surveillance’’,

where actual testing for M. bovis had begun.

Twentyone of the 193 properties confirmed as

having had the disease still remained on the active

list, of which the majority, 148, were in the South

Island.

‘‘Ultimately, it’s in all our interests to ensure that

the disease is under control,’’ Mr Ritchie said.

Synlait posts $82.2m net profit

Synlait posted a10percent increased net profit of

$82.2 million, in its end of year financial result.

The combination of an increase in profit plus a

total average milk price of $6.58 per kgMS for the

2018/2019 season was achieved off arevenue which

exceeded $1 billion for the first time.

Synlait Chair Graeme Milne said was a very

pleasing result to be able to announce for Synlait.

Synlait CEO Leon Clement said three points stood

out in the performance.

‘‘Firstly, we delivered a strong financial result,

supported our customers to grow and create value,

while improving our operational efficiency.

‘‘Secondly, we invested in our future by bringing on

new facilities and people capability that position us

well for continued growth.’’

‘‘Finally, we clarified and focused our direction

with anew purpose, ambition and strategy, that aligns

our people and stakeholders toacommon goal.’’

‘‘In summary, our team delivered astrong result,

invested in our future, and clarified our direction.’’

The results saw revenue exceed $1 billion for the

first time, which was an increase of 17% to $1,024.3

million; operating cashflow increased 39 percent to

$136.7 million; salesvolumes increased 21,093 MT or

16 percent to 149,730 MT; consumer packaged infant

formula volumes continued to grow, up 21% to

42,907 MT; and average milk price of $6.58 per kgMS

for the 2018/2019 season, made up of abase milk

price of $6.40 and an additional $0.18 inincentive

payments.

Synlait’s financial result was characterised by

ongoing growth in infant nutrition volumes, strong

efficiency gains (signalled at half year), and an

expansion in lactoferrin capacity and resulting sales.

These factors help contribute to an increase in total

gross profit of 12 percent.

Expenditure lifted in line with this growth, but

importantly much of this increased investment was in

areas that support future opportunities.

Notably, operating cashflow increased 39 percent

to $136.7 million, reflecting the strong underlying

performance of the business and ability to fund our

investment programme.

Synlait’s financial performance was supported by

their sustainability agenda as commitments made last

year were progressed.

The included New Zealand’s first largescale

electrode boiler being switched on at Synlait

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Water quality consultation

‘‘Water quality is very important to all

New Zealanders and our communities.

Dairy farmers are part of the community,

like everyone else, and we want to

see improvements,’’ says DairyNZ chief

executive officer Dr Tim Mackle.

Dr Mackle was speaking of the initial

sixweek timeframe of the Essential

Freshwater consultation. It has since

been extended by two weeks.

Farmers need to have afair chance to

input into this process. They needtime to

consider the proposal and weigh upthe

impact on their farms, families and

communities, Dr Mackle said.

‘‘Essential Freshwaterwill significantly

impactthe way we farm in New Zealand.

If this process is to have any integrity the

Minister must extend the consultation

periodtoallow farmerstime to digest the

proposal and engage in a meaningful

way.

‘‘Spring is abusy time for farmers with

calving, lambing and mating. They have a

lot on their plate at the moment and this

is adding to it.

‘‘At the end of the day, farmers are

farmers, not policy people. Ican’t recall

atime in our history that we have had to

ask them to write this number of

submissionsinone seasonZero Carbon

Bill, the pricing ofagricultural emissions

and now Essential Freshwater.

‘‘The huge numbers of farmers showing

up at the small number of public

meetings really speaks to the interest and

anxiety of the rural sector at the moment.

It also shows how much farmers want to

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‘‘We are seeing public meetings where

the Ministry for the Environment has set

up 200 chairs and had more than double

that number show up.

‘‘The level ofinterest should be of no

surprise to the Government. Farmers

have been working extremely hard over

the last two decades to improve water

quality.

The complete consultation information

and submissions can be made via

www.mpi.govt.nz

Dairy farmers are encouraged to

review the proposed Essential Freshwater

Package and provide submissions

by its initialclosing date of October 17 or

by its extension date of October 31at

5pm.

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Council lifeline for

aquifer recharge trial

By John Keast

Mid Canterbury’s aquifer recharge

trial has been given alifeline by the

Ashburton council just days after

Environment Minister David Parker

spoke highly of the research.

The council, in its final meeting

of the term, agreed on the motion

of councillors Stuart Wilson and

Leen Braam to grant the Hinds

Water Enhancement Trust (formerly

the managed aquifer

recharge governance group)

$125,000 from its economic

development fund.

But there was stiff opposition

from several councillors who questioned

whether the money should

come from that fund.

Outgoing councillor Russell Ellis

who cannot stand in the coming

term because his nomination was

ruled invalid said the public had

not had achance to have their say

on whether economic development

money should go to such acause.

Cr Peter Reveley said it was a

great project, but the money should

not come from economic development.

Council, he said, had already put

a‘‘heck of alot of water’’ into the

project.

Cr Selwyn Price said he was also

opposed. He had seen no business

case and it was ‘‘just ludicrous and

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have you been told of

the results?❜

—StuartWilson

inconsistent’’.

But mayoral aspirant Neil Brown

said there had been abusiness case

given to council just six months ago,

and council needed to move forward

in its support.

Cr Lynette Lovett said the project

toboost underground water

levels and dilute nitrates would

benefit the whole community.

Cr Mark Malcolm said he did not

support it, but retiring councillor

Alastair Urquhart said the money

would be as well spent there as

elsewhere.

There was also support from Cr

Diane Rawlinson, who said the

$125,000 would be matched by the

regional council.

Mayor Donna Favel, the council’s

representative on the Hinds

water trust, also supported it, and

said Mr Parker was excited by the

project’s possibilities.

Cr Stuart Wilson said the debate

was a debacle ‘‘with the same

speakers going on and on’’.

He said some of those in opposition

were ‘‘negative’’.

‘‘How many times have you been

told of the results?’’

He said council did not have to

ask ratepayers every time it spent

some money.

Cr Price said noone was disputing

the value of the project, but

disputing how economic development

money was spent.

The Hinds Water Enhancement

Trust is also awaiting the

outcome of its application to

Shane Jones’ Provincial Growth

Fund for $950,000.

The trust chairman, Peter

Lowe, said if that money did not

come through, the trustees would

have tothink seriously about the

future.

He spoke tocouncil about the

project, and said a planned

recharge site would likely benefit

the Hinds potable supply and an

existing recharge site near Mayfield

would help its supply.

There, water from the RDR

was fed into the Hinds river bed.

The trust was looking at asite

north of the original site.

The original site targeted an

area of high nitrates and had

‘‘worked brilliantly’’.

The trust’s Year 3reportwould

be with council shortly.

Three councillors sign off

Three councillors have signed off

but one, Russell Ellis,may be back.

At the end of each term of

council, retiring councillors are

farewelled, and also speak about

their time at council.

Cr Stuart Wilson spoke of Cr

Ellis, who wanted to stand but

whose nomination was ruled out of

order; Cr Selwyn Price spoke of

retiring longterm councillor Peter

Reveley, and Cr Diane Rawlinson

spoke of retiring councillor Alastair

Urquhart.

Cr Wilson said Cr Ellis, since

being elected in 2013, had

bloomed.

‘‘We will miss your wise input in

abig way,’’ hesaid.

‘‘I hold you in the highest

esteem.’’

Cr Ellis said he was hoping he

could reappear.

Did council get every decision

right.

‘‘No, but we get most of it right,’’

he said.

Sometimes, he said, councillors

had to make tough decisions and

any intending councillor needed to

talk about water.

Cr Ellis thanked councillors and

staff for their support. Cr Price said

he knew he and Cr Reveley would

see eye to eye asboth were short.

He said Cr Reveley was elected

in 2004, had been in conflict with

various mayors, and his expertise

was valued and respected.

He was alone in that he had

stood in and been elected in every

ward and was a true man of

principle.

Cr Reveley said he had got to an

age when it was time to move on.

He said he had stood his ground

over astopbank and got it got

offside over the Mayfield water

supply and ‘‘got offside with many

in here but stuck with it’’.

He said climate change was a

‘‘new disease and noone will ever

change my mind onthat’’.

He said the Ashburton museum/

gallery building was one reason he

‘‘bailed out’’ midterm to spend

more time on the farm.

Cr Rawlinson said she had

known Alastair Urquhart for 25

years.

He farmed at Erewhon and Mt

Potts and, later, Dromore and

stoodin2013 and got in with ahigh

vote.

She said he was aman of quiet

determination.

Cr Urquhart said he was elected

on his 40th wedding anniversary

and had arocky start after being

told at aworkshop he could only

comment ‘‘on the information

before us’’.

He said council was abig learning

curve and hewas accused of

having a conflict of interest over

the proposed second bridge and

was let down by some poor advice.

He said his second term was

much more pleasant and ‘‘good

luck with trying to mopupthe shed

up the road’’.

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Peaceful haven for rare mudfish

By Toni Williams

Arable farmer Ian Mackenize, and

his wife, Diana, opened their

Eiffelton property in Mid

Canterbury, to Foundation for

Arable Research’s Women In Arable

group, to have aclose up look at how

farming and environment protection

can work hand in hand.

Mr Mackenzie, athird generation

farmer on the Akaunui Farm site,

spoke about the efforts to help

protect the endangered mudfish

which live in the farm’s Purakaunui

Creek.

The Mackenzies, even after more

than 25 years dealing with mudfish

on farm, were still learning about the

rare breed as there were few people

who knew alot about them.

The waterway, which winds about

1.5km through the farm ends with a

series of pond sites, and is inhabited

by mudfish.

Over many years, the wetlands on

the farm have been protected and

planted to improve water quality and

support ahealthy population of

mudfish and other native species.

It’s apeaceful haven for nature to

thrive.

Mr Mackenzie spoke about the

mudfish on the property which were

one of the biggest population of the

world’s rarest freshwater fish.

He had live samples for the women

to view caught with aspecially

crafted cage trap.

Alot of money and alot of time

has gone into the wetlands

development which included five or

six hectares and water system.

‘‘If you have one of the world’s

rarest fish species on your property

you should look after it,’’ he said.

‘‘We like it because it’s quite nice

out here, it’s pretty cool.’’

There were also wild eels in the

creek but among the wetlands were

bird life such as Grey Teal, Paradise

Ducks, Kingfishers, Heron, Fantails,

Pukeko and Shovelers which were all

‘‘pretty spectacular and of course

they’re living off the frogs,

cockabillies and the mudfish that live

in the creek, so everything is

connected.’’

The mudfish, on site, lay their eggs

in late winter and when they hatched

in September/ October they were

clear, and like whitebait, swam

openly in large shoals.

As they grew, their colour got

darker and they started to hide from

predators such as the airborne black

shag or water predators like heron,

kingfishers and eel.

They hid under the shade of native

plants like carex and flax and fed at

night.

There were higher levels of

mudfish in the creek where eels did

not swim.

The Mackenzie family farming

operation is diversified, producing

grain, seeds, meat and milk all

under irrigation.

Mr Mackenzie, who is a

shareholder in alocal engineering

business, also has experience in

governance roles having served on

the boards of several commercial

businesses, charitable and

community groups, government and

NGO groups.

He has served some years on the

regional council transport committee

but is better known for his

involvement with water and the

environment.

Through his various roles with

Federated Farmers, at aregional and

national level, he has been involved

in trying to help develop

environmental policies that underpin

arational strategy for water and the

environment that does not destroy

our social and economic wellbeing.

He was an inaugural member of

the Canterbury Water Management

Strategy and was part of the process

for developing the concept of sub

regional zone committees and he

served several years on the national

Land and Water Forum. Mr

Mackenzie encouraged farmers with

land not suitable for farming to

consider making their own wetland.

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AshburtonChiropractic

Chiropractor Debra Curtin has been based in

Ashburton for the past eight years, trading as

Ashburton Chiropractic.

Debra was drawn to becoming achiropractorafter

experiencingher ownhealth issues.

She graduated from Macquarie University in

Sydney, Australia, in 2003 and worked inavariety

of clinics before settling in Ashburton.

Debra is fascinated by how well-being can be

influenced by the health of the spine and the

nervous system.

The term chiropractic means ‘‘done by hand’’ to

encourage changes to spinal joint subluxations

where joints arenot movingwell. Over timethese

joints can become sticky and interrupt the innate

intelligence of the nervous system and nerve

transmissions between the brain andthe body.

It is abit likeanelectrical short circuit.

When the nerve transmissions do not perform

correctly, this can lead to changes in muscle

behaviour, postureand ultimatelyaperson’sability

to move withease.

Debra’s interest in health has continued toevolve

into investigating genes andhow theymay impact

on our general health.

Her particular interest focuses on liver gene

function and how this can become disrupted by

foods, environment, life decision, stress, traumas

and genes themselves.

Health

Wellbeing

The liver plays ahuge role in the biochemical

detoxification of the body which allows for the

internalworkingsofthebodytofunctionoptimally.

However ifthe liver becomes disrupted it can

cause us to feel unwell.

Debra is available for people wanting to learn

more about howtheycan improve their health.

Phone 3089516 to schedule an appointment time.

Injury Prevention

HolisticHealth

• Relief from

back/spinalpain

• Improvedhealth and

injury prevention

• Move, heal,rest,

digestbetter

• ACC registered

First Floor Smith &Church Building

Moore Street, Ashburton

03 308 9516

www.ashburtonchiropractic.co.nz

OUR FOCUS

•Quality assured

•Comprehensive checks

•Personalised services

•Trendy styles

•Affordable pricing

Hours- Sun: 10am to 4pm;

Mon &Tue: 8am to 6pm; Wed: 8am to 4pm

Thu, Fri, Sat: Closed.

*Wetakeaerhours by appointment

David Atkinson, Optometrist

Debra Curtin

BSC, MChiro, NZCA

65 Tancred Street,Ashburton

Phone: 307 8988

www.nzfocusoptometry.co.nz

2210734

2210416

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MADE IN MID CANTERBURY

‘All YouCan Eat’ –Authentic Filipino and Asian food

Dandin’s Buffet restaurant

owners Sonia and

Patricio Dandin have

spent years making

tantalising authentic

Filipino and Asian dishes

for others to enjoy.

Their restaurant, in the

Ashburton Triangle

complexonVictoriaStreet,

opened just over a year

ago and follows on from

the success of their former Carinderia Buffet

restaurantwhich wasinBurnett Street.

They use ingredients sourced locally tomake

their tastydishes.

Now conveniently located right next door to

their Filipino Dairybusiness,Sonia and Patricio

spend time between the businesses offering

an authentic Filipino foods in the dairy, as well

as cooked along side Asian dishes.

Their ‘all you can eat buffet’, which costs $20,

has dishes such as chicken pastel, lechon

kawali, pansit bihon, chop suey, pork adobo,

spring rolls and rice.

It is available every day with dine-in or

takeawayoptions.

They are open from

11.30am until 2.30pm,

then reopen again

for dinner between

5.30pm to 9pm.

Sonia, who was featured

on Filipino television

beamed to 2.4million

viewers, is often visited

by touring Filipino

and Asian groups.

They also offer catering options for any large

event or small gathering. Their premises

can accommodate up to 50 diners in-house,

but off-site they have catered for up to 250

people in the past and will set up food and

decorations as required.

Sonia says the popular ‘all you can eat buffet’

has adifferent menu every day, which is all

freshly cooked and hot.

Choices includes dishes of meat, seafood,

vegetables, drinks and desserts are also

available.

Call in and check out the food selection

available in their popular buffet.

Fill your tummytoyour heart’scontent

or shop your Asian groceryitems

•BRUNCH • LUNCH • DINNER•

“All YouCan Eat”

Dine In or

Take Away

We serve choices of

MEATS,SEAFOODS, VEGETABLES,

DRINKS &DESSERTS

We also offer catering services.

Unique jewellery

Unique Jewellery isaptly named. Asthe only

manufacturing jeweller in Mid Canterbury,

the skills offered provide the opportunity for

clients to have a special piece of jewellery

designed and made especially forthem.

Unique Jewellery takes pride in only ever

making one version of anything hence

‘unique’.

Consultation is extremely important with the

jewellerworkingcloselywithclientstointerpret

their ideas and vision, as well as offering

expert advice on the suitability ofstones and

materials, colours and designs. Sketches and

drawings can be provided to ensure requests

have been understood.

Whether it is the creation of anew piece, the

remodelling of an existing one, orthe use of

stones from aring,brooch or necklaceinanew

setting,the client is included in everystep.

Achoice ofstones can be made available for

clients to choose from.

Owner and jeweller, Adrian Waddell spent 15

years overseas working with jewellers and

pearl producers in Australia and England,

gaining knowledge of the latest techniques

and designs. Unique Jewellery opened in

Unique

creations

Ashburton’s only on-site jewellery

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Ashburton inlate 2004, when hedecided to

returntoNew Zealand.

As well as manufacturing and remaking

jewellery, Adrian is an expertinrepairs. Broken

clasps, lost jewels and much more can be

fixed inAshburton. All repairs are done on

site, ensuring the jewellery never leaves the

premises.

Foranythingfromasimplerepairtothecreation

of astunning modernpieceofjewellery, call at

Unique Jewellery.

Open 10am-9pm l 104 Victoria St, Ashburton 7700 l (03) 307 2403 /021 061 9460

Custom made just foryou

Ashburton is thehome of

MacrocraftFurniture, the

furnituremanufacturer

which specialises in

custom made pieces.

Some clients know

exactly whattheywantin

design, timber,colour,and

fittings. Some arrive with a

photograph, while others

have avision which needs

to be interpreted.

Whichever it is, staff

work closely with clients

to ensure the finished product iswhat the

customerwants.

Avariety ofsolid timber is available including

macrocarpa, pine, New Zealand oregon and

American oak.

An extensive range of furniture can also be

found on the shop floor but with sales from

Auckland to Stewart Island, many customers

make their choicefromthe company’s website.

Deliverycan be arranged nationwide.

The range of furniture is large. There is

everything from small pieces such as trays,

and magazine and wineracks through to large

dining tables or bedroom suites, There are

hall and coffee tables, bookcases and desks,

entertainment units and chests through to

outside benches,tables and bar leaners.

Owners Carol Greer and Dayle Prichard place

strong emphasis on high-quality service and

products,along withcustomer satisfaction.

Designs continue to change asthe company

strives to keep up with moderntrends.

Macrocraft Furniture also imports wooden

furnituredirect from China and Vietnam giving

the customer wholesale prices.

2211361

163 TANCRED STREET,

ASHBURTON

PHONE 307 6663

www.uniquejewellery.co.nz

Concreteproducts

Jewellery for Unique People

designs -manufactureacture -remakes -repairs -valuations

Hanham Concrete has been providing quality

concrete products and services in the South

Island since1952.

Our product range now includes wing walls

and reinforced concrete pipes, which have

been tested by astructural engineerand arein

excess of Class 4. The pipes are aheavy walled

pipe madeusing 50mpa concrete.

We also now supply Kiwi Cattlestops, arobust

quality cattlestop which we manufacture on

sitefor Kiwi Cattlestops Levin.

From custom concrete solutions to our tried

and tested water troughs, concrete bunkersand silage pits,our family businessishappyto

help with all of your concreteneeds.”

2211417

NOW

ONLY

$789

Recycled Pine

Butchers Block,marble top

NOW

ONLY

$639

Oak CoffeeTable

1.2m long

m MACROCRAFT

furniture EST 1992

HOURS: Monday-Friday 8am -5pm; Saturday10am-3pm

www.macrocraftfurniture.co.nz

103 South Street,

Ashburton.

Ph 308 0417

2211513

WaterTroughs

Feed Troughs

Precast panels

Silage Pits

Pipes

WaterTanks

EffluentTanks

Gully Trap Surrounds

ConcreteBunkers

Cattle Stops

Wingwalls

Dogbowls

Phone 308 4816 •205 Wilkins Road,Tinwald

Email: info@hanhamconcrete.co.nz

2210390

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MADE IN MID CANTERBURY

Tempting treats to tantalise the tastebuds

Tharina Nel, of The Cakelady Ashburton,

can make any food lover’s dream come

true from delectable cakes, cupcakes and

muffins dripping with chocolate or icing, to

confectionery nougat treats, through to her

sweet and savoury range of pies and quiches.

Tharina has been creating mouthwatering

delights for family, friends, café’s

and restaurants for the past decade.

She started baking as something to do

when her children were young and enjoyed

it so much it’s become a labour of love.

She opened her Ashburton-based

business in early 2017, and her impressive

creations have taken on their own

popularity and are enjoyed far and wide.

Tiered wedding cakes, novelty birthday cakes,

food forspecial occasions or anyevent in need

of sweet treats or some savoury selections,

The Cakelady Ashburton can make them all.

Tharina has her own favourite recipes,

which are ‘tried and tested’ and in many

flavours, but will make cakes from supplied

recipes to match any special requests.

She can also make cakes for Gluten Free,

Keto, Dairy Free, Egg Free and Vegan diets.

Tharina likes to know exactly what is

in her cakes so makes everything from

scratch, including jam fillings and curds.

She can hand-craft her cake decorations

to replicate photographs or objects and

in the past has crafted many treasured

animals, or sports and hobby themed

such as golf bags and vehicle cakes.

She likes people to seeand tasteher products

andisoftensetupatmarketsaroundthedistrict.

She will be at the Leeston Spring Fling (October

6) and MethvenHighCountryFete(November)

and the Ashburton Hospice Christmas Tour

and Market in the Ashburton Arcade on

December 1but can be contactedany time via

TheCakelady Ashburton Facebook page.

2211405

Bespoke FurnitureCraftsman

Craftsman Chris Thompson, of Thompson

Woodworking, makes timeless furniture

pieces, handcrafted tothe finest detail and

custom made to fit anyspace, large or small.

The Ashburton based designer/maker is

also an experienced boat builder, who

began his professional woodworking

career more than 40 years ago as a

boat builder in the United Kingdom.

He grew up in Christchurch and has decades

of experience making unique, high quality

furniture.

His hand-crafted pieces include stylish pieces

to complement any bedroom, dining room or

living space such as dressers, cabinets, chests,

dining tables,chairsand entertainmentunits.

Chris can craft

uniquely designed

chests of drawers to

fit any space, blanket

boxes, coffee tables,

display cabinets

and make-up tables.

As well as conventional

furniture, the designer

in Chris has come

up with a specialty

floating display

cabinet.

``You can draw

plans on apiece

of paper, but it

is not until you

make it in full

size, anditcomes

to life thatyou can tell if yougot it rightornot.

He says,“Youcan be the judge of that- it’s my

homage to the men who have been agreat

influenceonmywork.’’

Chrisspentthe 1980’smaking furniturebefore

working with ajoinery firm specialising in the

interior of super yachts and launches,and then

restoring old wooden boats.

He has also fitted out caravans,

motorhomes and tiny spaces drawing

on his unique skills and experience.

Working with a variety of wood materials

including Matai timber,Rimu and Elm,

Chris can transform any piece ofwood and

bring it to lifewith bespoke furnituretosuit.

To see some of Chris’ work, ortocontact him

about securing your own unique piece, visit

www.thompsonwoodworking.nz

If you can dream it,

Ican bake it!

Bedroom, Occasional &Dining Furniture

Boat repair &build

THOMPSON

WOODWORKING

ASHBURTON

The Cakelady

Ashburton

Tharina Nel: 027 502 7606

thecakelady9@gmail.com

2211405

Phone 027 434 5668

Email: chris@thompsonwoodworking.nz

www.thompsonwoodworking.nz

2211494

We have your trailers covered!

Staff at Helmack Engineering know athing or

two about trailers –after all, the company has

beenbuilding them for43years.

While the components are similar to those used

in the early days, acouple of design changes

during the years has meant the trailers are now

much stronger.

The extensive range of trailers, from standard

designs to custom built to suit individual client’s

needs, arefinished using hot dippedgalvanised.

Helmack Engineering has just completed a

special trailer order for aapiarist. Whether it be

single axle or tandem axle, heavy duty orfor a

low loader or farm bike, Helmack can offer a

qualityproduct.

Staff know what works and can offer expert

advice on the best model to suit a client’s

requriements.

The emphasis of the business remains on

motor body building, with everything from

linehaul to town delivery trucks, from tippers to

curtainsiders and flatdecks.

TheSupreme range of horse floats,manufactured

by the company in Ashburton, remain a

significantpartofthe business,with afull range

of sizes and types offered.

The10staff in the engineering departmenthave

manyyearsofservicebetween them, much of it

at HelmackEngineering.This longevityofservice

means experience inall types of engineering

work and significantknowledge and skill.

The company stands behind its products and

offers service and repair to vehicles it builds.

Replacement wheel bearings, brakes, and

axles can be supplied and fitted through the

company’srepair service.

From trailers to truck bodies, from utility decks

to horsefloats, and for dog kennels, Helmack

Enginnering can supply them all.

CURTAIN SIDER

TRAILERS

TRUCKDECKS

DOGMOTELS

BALE FEEDERS

HORSE FLOATS

FINISH

•Hot dipped galvanised

SINGLE

•2100 x1225mm

•2440 x1225mm

•2440 x1530mm

TANDEM

•2440 x1225mm

•2440 x1530mm

•3070 x1530mm

FINISH

Hot dipped galvanised

STANDARD SIZES

Box –600 x600 x600 | Run –750 x750 x1500

LARGE SIZES

Box–750 x750 x750 | Run –900 x900 x1500

Also available in:Double, Treble and Quad Complete

units or components

Variety of

sizes available,

checkout our

websitefor

more.

92 Dobson Street, Ashburton | Phone 03 308 4867

www.helmack.co.nz

2211363

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MADE IN MID CANTERBURY

Exceptionalworkmanship

Mainland Coachwork Limited isasuccessful

and creative manufacturer of horse trucks/

coaches and horse floats.

They arebased at JBCullen DriveinAshburton

and their products are delivered throughout

New Zealand.

Owners Rodney Greaney and Paul Chapman

have more than 30years' experience inthe

coach building trade.

Their passionate, high calibre team provide

exceptional workmanship, building on time

and on budget.

They enjoy forming strong connections with

their clients to better understand their needs

fortheir horses.

Paul has worked for more than 15years for

alocal bus and motorhome repair business

and Rodney is a qualified coach builder,

manufacturing replica D-type and E-type

Jaguar racing cars in the early years, then

busesand nowhorse coaches and horse floats.

They can create a simple horse float or

a luxurious horse palace built to your

specifications in arange of sizes from entry

level to executivemodels.

Their horse floats are manufactured to order

and can also include entry level, tandem and

wide track models.

“When you deal with Mainland Coachwork

your new horse coach or horse float will be

built to suit your individual needs (no run of

the mill here) and will be built to the highest

quality.''

“Our close knit team is fully qualified and

strives for perfection on every build. Coming

in on time and on budget.''

If you are looking for acustom built horse

coach or float give the team at Mainland

Coachwork acall.

SPECIALIST MANUFACTURERS OF CUSTOM-BUILTHORSE COACHES

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Page Engineering ...old into new

Page Engineering, in

Ashburton’s Riverside

Industrial Park, isafamily

owned and operated

engineering company

meeting the needs of the

district’s agricultural and

transportsector.

The business specialises in

truck to trailer conversions,

turning old trucks into new

and usable farm trailers.

They have afully equipped

mobile work truck for onfarmrepairs.

All the staff are highly

experienced and come

from either an agricultural

background or are trade

qualified.

No job toobig or small.

Page Engineering are

suppliers and installers of

PowerTarps retractable

truck covers.

From simple horse floats to luxurious horse coaches

Horse Coaches:

•Mainlander •Huntsman •Executive

•ExecutiveSignature

Horse Floats:

•StandardTandems •Wide Track •WideTrack SL

•WideTrack XL •WideTrack Angle Loader

19 J.B. Cullen Drive, Ashburton

Phone 307 8353

info@mainlandcoachwork.co.nz

www.mainlandcoachwork.co.nz

2211572

2211938

Grain Buckets

• 2.4 to 3m buckets

• 2m² capacity

• Eurohookattachment

Shingle/Grain Trailers

• 12-15 tonne tip trailers

• Removable or fold down sides

• Hydraulic braking options

• Grain bins

• Grain bin extensions

Ph: 03 308 8980, Mob: 021 039 5250

Email: pageng@xtra.co.nz

www.pageengineering.co.nz

25 Robinson Street,

Riverside Industrial Estate,Ashburton

Loader FillingBins

• Hydraulic opening

• Eurohook attachment

• Holds 1T bag of fertiliser

Natural pet food range to suit pets nationwide

Simply Pet Foods is alocally

owned and operated

business making their own

pet food range to meet the

needs of pets throughout

the country.

New owners Carrie and

Sam Collett still offer a

range of specialty fresh and

frozen pet foods, sourced

from the rich pastures

of Mid Canterbury and

beyond, but also have bird seed and a

new range of pet accessories including

collars, pet beds and grooming tools.

SamworkedforsevenyearswithSimplyPet

Foods beforetaking over in July this year.

Andit’sanopportunitythe couple,along

with the older of their four children aged

3to14, areenjoying.

“Our variety ofraw and chewy meats

ideally suit the digestive systems of our

cats and dogs who, like their ancestors

in the wild, struggle to

process anything else.

“We also have our own

mobile abattoir offering

services through Mid

Canterbury and linking the

natural animal food chain.

And offer Nutrience dried

food range forkittens to cats

and puppies to large dogs.’’

“Wealso ship nationwide.’’

Simply Pet Foods creates

high quality, all natural foods for

your beloved animals, whether

they’re pets or working farm animals.

Located at 99 Archibald Street, in

Tinwald, Ashburton between the

Green Grocer and Tinwald Tavern

there is plenty of off-street parking.

The retail shop is open Monday to

Thursday from 9am to 5pm, late night

Friday until 6pm, and Saturdays from

9am to 4pm.

Wind Art–apiece forevery garden

Artist Charlie Jaine specialises in

custom-made steel artworks which

come in all shapesand sizes,and add

aunique focal point toany space.

Charlie, is a born and bred

Ashburtonian. He spent his

younger years engineering

farm equipment from scratch

and farming before recognising

his true talent five years ago.

He enjoys creating artworks

which is a complete change from

being a fourth generation farmer.

He says unlike farming from

one season to another, his work

right now will last in people’s

gardens for generations to come.

His favourite creations to make

are the large garden sculptures

which move fluidly, and

quietly in the wind without fail

He says there isapiece for every

garden and he is open to doing

commission pieces. All of Charlie’s

sort-afterworks have ahigh standard

of finish and craftmanship.

Charlie has a workshop in

Ashburton and promotes his

artworks at shows, fairs and fete’s

around the country including

Geraldine Summer Fete, the

Wanaka A&P Show and by word

of mouth, as his creations can

be found in homes and gardens

nationwide.

Shipping is no issue.

There isalso adedicated Charlies

Workshop by Charlie Jaine

Facebook page for anyone

wanting to view some of his

work on-line and make contact.

Charlie is working on some pieces

for his site at the Ashburton A&P

Show on November 1 and 2

and will have be acouple of his

larger creationsfor people to view,

as well as arange of his medium

and smaller pieces, which could

be inspiration for people wanting

to commission Charlie for their

ownunique garden piece.

“Come andsee our friendlystaffin-store today”

Phone (03) 307 8996

027 312 5756 l 99 Archibald Street,Tinwald

2211422

EET,

PHONE 307 6663

www.uniquejewellery.co.nz

CHARLIES

WORKSHOP

CUSTOM MADE

STEEL WORK

ORIGINAL

HANDCRAFTED

PIECES

COMMISSIONS

WELCOME

CHARLIE JAINE

PHONE:

027 440 8402

EMAIL:

CHARLIEJAINE

@YAHOO.COM

2210211

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Aclimate for change 60march in to town

Around 60 students and

teachers from Ashburton

College and Ashburton

Borough School marched

and gathered at Baring

Square West on Friday to

voice their concerns about

the environment and the

affects of climate change.

Marching as part of the

third nationwide School

Strike 4Climate day, some

students displayed banners

with bleak messages saying

‘We can do better’, ‘There

is no planet B’, ‘Stop climate

change before it stops

us’, ‘Learn to change, or

learn to swim’, ‘Cut down

on CO2 emissions’ and

‘You’ll die of old age, we’ll

die of climate change’.

Other students belted

out catchy warning slogans

to get their messages and

feelings across.

A number of passing

motorists on nearby State

Highway 1 honked their

horns to acknowledge the

awareness efforts of the

young marchers, who are

backing the declaration of a

climate emergency.

Marchers then moved

across to the main entrance

of Ashburton District

Council’s offices to further

share their concerns.

The Ashburton marchers

joined thousands of others

from around the country to

take part in climate change

marches. The marches have

been inspired by an international

movement sparked

by Swedish teenager

Greta Thunberg.

Canterbury drivers overestimate their own ability

New research into road

safety and driver attitudes

has found many

drivers in Canterbury

overestimate their ability

and blame others for

roadsafety problems.

The research was done

by Research First for the

Hurunui, Kaikoura, Waimakariri,

Selwyn, Ashburton,

Waitaki, Timaru,

McKenzie and Waimate

district councils, Environment

Canterbury and the

New Zealand Transport

Agency to determine

regionspecific attitudes

and perceptions towards

road safety. Councils

across Canterbury work

together to address driver

problems, saysWaimakariri

District Mayor and

Canterbury Regional

Road Safety Working

Group chairman David

Ayers.

‘‘Infrastructure and

vehicle safety improvements,

speed management

and enforcement

only go so far in keeping

road users safe,’’ he says.

‘‘We still need to

ensure we have road

users who take responsibility,

are skilled, competent,

alert and unimpaired.’’

Waimakariri District

Council road safety coordinator

Kathy Graham

says all drivers need to do

an honest appraisal of

their driving. ‘‘Manyofus

feel other drivers are the

ones who need to drive

better, or we believe it is

reckless drivers, or that

the people who crash are

taking risks.

‘‘Howeverweare regularlyseeing

crashesinour

district involving people

who drive the same route

every day. They know the

areawell, yet they still fail

to fully stop at an intersection

and don’t see

another car approaching,

or theyare distracted and

end up running off the

road, sometimes with

serious consequences,

particularly on our higher

speed roads.’’

Forty percent of those

surveyed rated their own

driving ability as above

average, while the same

group considered 70% to

be only average drivers.

Nearly half rated aggressive

and impatient drivers,

and those using cellphones,

as serious risks.

Distracted drivers and

speeding drivers were

also abig concern.

Collisions at intersections

and high traffic volumes

were considered

the most serious risks.

Page 28, Ashburton’s The Courier, Thursday 3 October 2019

Inner Wheel hands over $500

At the recent annual changeover at Ashburton Inner Wheel, outgoing president Judy Kingsbury

presented Olive Anstiss, representing the Westpac Helicopter Service, with acheque for $500. The

money was raised by the club during the 2018/19 year. (Photo supplied)

Trust approves funding of $124,089 in September round

The Community Trust

of Mid &South Canterbury

has approved

$124,089 to 24 organisations

in its September

funding round.

Locally, Mid Canterbury

Riding for the

Disabled received

$5,000, Tinwald Pony

Club was given $1,500

for replacement uniforms

and Ashburton

Swim Team $3,300 for

radios.

Ashburton Baptist

Church was given a

$10,000 operating

grant to run a debt

centre that supports

Ashburton families

recovering from debt

crisis and helps them

find pathways tofinancially

sustainable

futures.

Funding to other

health, community and

recreational groups

included the South

Canterbury Multiple

Sclerosis Society

($10,000), Parkinson’s

New Zealand

($10,000), The Stroke

Foundation of New

Zealand ($3,000), CCS

Disability Action South

Canterbury Inc

($10,000), the RNZ

Foundation of the

Blind Inc ($2,000 digital

audio books), Life

Education Trust Mid

and South Canterbury

($8,500) and Squash

Midlands ($5,000 in

wage funding for a

newly established management/administration

position).

The trust also contributed

$10,000 to the

Gloriavale Leavers’

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Methven Community Board briefs

Playground equipment

has been installed at

Camrose Estate after a

number of delays. Edging

work and the supply

and installation of surface

material, such as

mulch and matting, still

needs tobecompleted.

Some disputes relating

to the playground are

still unresolved.

There are noyoung

people from Methven

on the AshburtonYouth

Council (AYC). Thelast

recruitment drive

visited Ashburton College,

but not Mount

Hutt College. The next

recruitment drive will

visit Mount Hutt and

AYC members also

intend sitting in on a

Methven Community

Board in the future and

may bringthe Skate Jam

to Methven as well.

Safe Communities

coordinator Lesley

Symington will meet

with MCB early next

year to present on the

Safe Communities project.

She will work with

MCB to create asimilar,

but smaller project for

Methven.

A group of third

year Otago School of

Medicine students

visited Methven inJuly

as part of a long running,

annual community

contact programme. The

glimpse into rural health

included trips to the

medical centre, Search

and Rescue and Methven

Primary school. MCB will

pass on a donation of

$500 from the university

to Methven St John.

A byelection is on

the cards in Methven

after just four candidates

put in their hands to fill

five places on Methven

Community Board. The

process is likely to start in

early November and will

come at acost to Ashburton

council. If more than

one candidate application

is received, voting will

need totake place.

Pizza may be on the menu

A pizza oven is being

considered as a possible

additional income source

at Ashburton Trust Event

Centre (ATEC).

The oven idea comes

from Christchurch’s

Court Theatre, which

does a roaring trade in

pizzas before shows.

ATEC manager Roger

Farr said abusiness case

was being prepared for

the oven, which if it went

ahead, would better utilise

existing space in the

centre’s kitchen.

Any purchase would

need to be selffunded.

The logistics were still

being worked out.

Fund, which offers targeted

support to individuals

and families leaving

Gloriavale.

The Community Trust

of Mid &South Canterbury

uses returns from

investments to fund its

philanthropy.

Local news at www.starnews.co.nz Ashburton’s The Courier, Thursday 3 October 2019, Page 29

Last picture, end of term

You will not see this

group together again,

unless there is areunion.

This is the Ashburton

District Council as it was

on Thursday, September

26, the last meeting of

this term of council.

Voting papers are out

now and preliminary

results will be released

some time on October 12.

So there will be

changes, not least

because three councillors

are not standing, and

others may not be reelected.

Retiring are Peter

Reveley, second from

left, who says he is getting

too old.

Also retiring is Alastair

Urquhart, rear, partly

obscured.

To his right is Russell

Ellis, who wanted to

stand but whose

nomination form, on a

technicality, was ruled

out.

He has indicated he

may be back in three

years.

At the front, left, is

mayoral candidate Neil

Brown, seated, next to

incumbent Donna Favel.

She, too, is seeking reelection.

Both have opted only

for the mayoralty so it is

possible neither will be

back, or just one.

Tallest, at the rear, is

Leen Braam, who is

Wellbeing now

factor in

buying policy

Community wellbeing will

be considered when Ashburton

council buys

goods, works or services.

It has adopted its

amended procurement

policy.

Government Procurement

Rules (fourth edition)

came into force on

October 1and bring some

change for local government.

A report to council

said: ‘‘In line with the

current government’s

ideology, the amended

rules aim to create leverage

through procurement

to improve the current

and future wellbeing of

New Zealand communities’’.

The traditional

approach had been to

design and scope works,

put together specifications

and drawings and go

to market.

The new rules state

Realtors add

comfy touch

‘‘procurement planning

should consider community

wellbeing, environmental

sustainability, and

economic and social outcomes

not just the engineering

aspects’’.

Under the rules, only

one plan and manage for

better results ismandatory.

It states five principles

must be followed befair

to all suppliers, get the

right supplier, get the best

deal for everyone, play by

the rules.

Areport said focus on

wellbeing was top of the

agenda for this government.

Under the Government

Procurement Charter,

agencies (councils) should

‘‘actively attract an

increasingly diverse and

localised supplier mix to

meet their tendering processes.

This means that if

a local business creates

social, economic, environmental

or cultural benefits

for the district, council

can (and should) value

that contribution within

the tendering process.

trying for the mayoralty

and for aseat around

council.

If he is elected mayor,

he will not be around the

table.

The remainder want to

get back in.

They are, back row,

from left, Stuart Wilson,

Mr Braam, Mr Urquhart,

Mr Ellis, Thelma Bell

and Diane Rawlinson.

In the next row are

Mark Malcolm, Peter

Reveley, Lynette Lovett,

Selwyn Price and Liz

McMillan and, front, Mr

Brown and Mrs Favel.

There are 13 people in

this picture.

There will be fewer

when aphotograph is

taken of the new council,

as it will have three

fewer nine councillors

and amayor.

The council, after

consultation, decided to

shrink itself.

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Whether it’s building funds as you

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Martin Hawes, Authorised Financial Adviser and

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Ashburton realtors have put visitors to The Stork

Network in Allenton, Ashburton, in acomfortable

position -byproviding money for some comfy

chairs for parents to use. Bayleys agent Jenny

Gray said members of the residential team

dropped in recently and decided, because of the

good work the network was doing, to support it.

The Stork Network believes education is the most

vital ingredient when to comes to decisions about

birth, babies and parenting choices. It is run by

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Jenny Gray, Mick Hydes, Ray Knight and Zalie

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Join Martin as he outlines the benefits ofadopting aninvestment

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the changes to KiwiSaver for over-65’s recently introduced.

Joining Martin will be Authorised Financial Advisers from

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Learn how to trap

The tools and techniques

of trapping will

be explained at two free

workshops run by the

Department of Conservation

(DOC) on

October 7.

Workshops will be

held at 2pm and again at

6.30pm at Staveley

Camp and are open to

everyone, including

landowners, trapping

groups, community

groups and urban

people.

The workshops are

being organised by the

Kanuka Mid Canterbury

Regeneration Trust and

Stay fit &earn $$$

at the same time

Spend a couple of hours

every Thursday delivering the

Ashburton Courier and Realty in

the Ashburton urban area.

Enjoy the fresh air, stay fit and

reap the health benefits!

Phone Leonie todayon308 7664

to get startedoremail

leonie.marsden@ashburtoncourier.co.nz

will introduce novices to

the basics of safe trapping

and provide information

on the various types of

traps, trap placement,

baits and lures available.

Cushnie by email (kanukatrust@outlook.com)

phone (0276 033 457).

Rangitata MP Andrew Falloon comments

Local news at www.starnews.co.nz

In praise of science study

During a brief blast of

polar weather recently I

was going through some

old papers and came

across something Imust

have written when Iwas a

7or8year old student at

Allenton School.

At the top it asked

what my dream job was,

and underneath my list of

three occupations: fireman,

policeman, doctor.

Gender specific

pronouns aside, it’s alist

that could be replicated

tens of thousands of

times over at primary

schools around New Zealand.

It made me think, what

changes?

Why when we are

young do we favour such

worthy and rewarding

career paths, but by the

time we leave school in

many cases we’ve

discounted them in our

minds.

The same is true in

science and technology.

Like many people I

studied science until well

into high school as a

compulsory subject. I

wasn’t entirely bad at it,

and one year taking part

in the Science Fair at

Intermediate I even

made it into the finals

down in Timaru.

I was back there

recently handing out

some awards I sponsor,

and around the room I

saw hundreds of young

people so enthused and

excited about science and

technology. Creating

wonderful projects looking

at arange of the very

issues that we as anation

grapple with.

The survival of bees.

Plastics in our oceans.

Health of our soils and

waterways. Our plague of

pests.

But talking to students

afterwards about their

future intentions was

almost alarming. In the

same way our sports

clubs lose so many talented

people when they

leave school, so too are

we losing them from

important areas like

science and technology.

It makes me question

whether we have the settings

right for encouraging

young people into

tertiary education.

Over many years we’ve

made tertiary study more

affordable, including the

current Government’s

policy of making the first

year of university free.

But that support isn’t

targeted. It offers the

same amount to astudent

wanting to take acourse

in gender studies as it

does engineering. The

same for accounting as it

does agricultural science.

It’s my view that we

should be offering more

support to those studying

the areas in which our

country and our economy

needs more skilled graduates.

Gaining the skills and

knowledge we’ll need to

combat the many significant

challenges our

country and our world will

face in future decades.

In the meantime, I’m

sponsoring a$1500 STEM

scholarship to a local

student to study science,

technology, engineering or

mathematics at a tertiary

level. If you know anyone

who would be interested,

you can get more information

from my office at the

Allenton shops, or by

emailing andrew.falloon@parliament.govt.nz

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Night of Lights in November

Ashburton’sNight of

Lights will addaspark

to Christmas festivities.

Thefun kicks off on

November 29 with the

annual lightingofthe

Christmas treeat‘‘Light

of the Night’’ followed

by two buskers’ nights,

on Friday 6and Friday

December 20, and the

screening of Elf at a

movie night on Friday

December 13.

The festivewalk along

East Streetisalso back

to deliver amagical

experience between

Friday November 29

and Sunday, January 5.

Light of theNight will

includeperformances

and Christmas carols

before the giant

Christmas tree is put up

and turnedonin Baring

Square.

Activities on November

29 includeaKidzone.

Santa and the elvesand

musician Tyrone

Schwalger.

Meanwhile, between 65

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forthe recentBite Night

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Ashburton Woodworkers

Fifteen members were

welcomed byBruce Ferriman,

who introduced

our demonstrator Peter

Clemett, fromthe Christchurch

Club, who is also

the South Island liaison

officer for the National

Association of

Woodworkers or known

as NAW. Peter urged

club members to join

NAW and the advantages

of belonging, even

standing for committee.

Show and Tell:

Dave Busby: ash platter,

walnut bowl, two

lidded boxes with magnetic

catches.

Frank Luxton: cherry

bowl.

John Smart: totara

plate, walnut bowl, an off

centre bowl.

Ron Donaldson: large

ash platter.

Geoff Brown: two decorated

bowls.

Roger Scammell: intricate

3Dtrinket box lid,

wonderfully made.

Wim Melchers: oak

block decorated on both

sides, macrocarpa ring

pin, cherry bowl on a

burr stand.

Peter then demonstrated

how to create an

accurate replica turning

of two more items,

almost like production

turning but without a

copylathe. He sketched a

candlestick design on

graph paper toadesired

size, then transferred the

various sizes on to a

template marking

notches to where the

various shape, curves,

change.

Withthe block secured

between two centres and

using aroughing gouge a

cylindrical form shaped,

withaspigot at one end it

was ready to place into

the chuck.

That done, using a

forstner bit a hole was

bored from the tail stock

end to fit a candle. A

note of caution the candle

must never be placed

directly into the wood, as

the candle burns down

and not put out in time

chances are the wood will

ignite, therefore ametal

or glass insert is essential.

With the block secured

between centres, again,

for support, as the overhang

somewhat long,

using the notched template

he marked the

cylinder in various

places. Using bowl and

spindle gouges Peter

created a replica of a

previous turned candlestick

then challenged

club members to spotany

differences.

Useful to observe the

finer points of repletion

spindle turning.

Ashburton Dahlia Circle

Anew season for the

Dahlia Circle opened on

Tuesday 17th September.

President Brian Glassey

chaired the meeting,

with alowernumber present

than usual, so business

was brisk and then

on to enjoy our evening

of flowers.

This was adaffodil &

mini flower show. With

so many great daffodils

as the season has been so

kind to the blooms. A

total of74entries made

for alovely display.

Brian Glassey 71sts, 6

2nds, 23rds.

Heather McEvoy 4, 3,

Pat Tarbotton 3, 2, 3

Alison Donald 2, 2, 2,

Joyce Read 3 2nds 3

3rds

Sheena Clark 1 1st 2

2nds

The champion Daffodil

was won by Pat &

Rex Tarbotton, adaffodil

named Ballard.

Other Flowers exhibited

were pansies, camellias,

rhododendrons, tulips,

Bulb spikes and clusters.

Hopefully we have a

large attendance at the

next meeting to be held in

the Tinwald Hall on Tuesday

15th October. One not

to be missed as everyone

will go home with anew

dahlia in anight full of fun

in asecret dahlia, (pass the

parcel ). This is back by

popular demand. Remember

our sales table too.

Roll on Summer, planting

is in full swing now, and

the dahlias will begin to

bloom from early January

to end April

Labour Weekend Tuber

and Plant Stall will again

be at the Farmers Market

Saturday 25th October.

Plants Dahlias and produce

donations welcomed.

New members are very

welcome to join the Ashburton

Dahlia Circle any

time, meetings are held in

the evening on 3rd Tuesday

of the month usually,

in the Tinwald Hall .

Contact Joyce 3083294

02102458001, alternatively

inquire at the tuber stall on

the 25th Oct.

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QUICK PUZZLE NO. 8537 MEDIUM No. 5189

ACROSS

6. Decorative (10)

8. Lazy (4)

9. Relate (4)

10. Subject (5)

11. Sovereign (4)

12. Tomb (9)

16. Plant (5-4)

20. Dagger (4)

22. Sat (5)

23. Uttered (4)

24. Insect (4)

25. Shortage (10)

DOWN

1. Country (6)

2. Room(7)

3. Frantic (6)

4. Daze(6)

5. Smooth (5)

7. Empty (5)

13. Crone (3)

14. Ashamed (7)

15. Amusing (5)

17. Risky (6)

18. Kidnap (6)

19. Show(6)

21. Digging implement

(5)

CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 8537

ACROSS

6. Ascholarly air (6,4). 8. Not the dove that left the vessel

in the flood (4). 9. The greater part of the state (4). 10.

Set-back, for instance, that has father on edge (5). 11.Hurl

with elan (4). 12. Refrain from giving an order in the cafe

(3,3,3). 16. Increasing when one carries theirs out (2,3,4).

20. What made you put two and two together? (4). 22.

Nails with the said levy (5). 23. May be taken out for a

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DOWN

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No longer likes and leaves (4,3). 3. Plant anumber in the

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Snort “Just aKid!” (3). 14. Lead one to go back to the pithead

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(5). 17. Ifigure ahome environment to be the most pleasant

(6). 18. Fly from Athens (6). 19. Like the lunatic who

thinks he’sapropeller (6). 21. Stays up, one sees (5).

8 6 9

4 6 7

7 2 1 4

4 6 9

2 9

3 4 5

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Howto

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Sudoku!

Fill the grid

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9 1 7 3 8 4 6 2 5

8 6 2 1 5 7 4 3 9

3 5 4 9 6 2 1 8 7

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7 9 5 8 1 6 2 4 3

2 4 6 7 3 5 9 1 8

4 8 1 6 7 3 5 9 2

5 7 9 2 4 8 3 6 1

6 2 3 5 9 1 8 7 4

Solution to previous crossword

QUICK PUZZLE NO. 8536 -SOLUTIONS

Across -1,Good afternoon. 8, Right. 9, Captain. 10, Sinner.11,

Desist. 12, Cross. 14, Think. 18, Reside. 20, Sparse.

23, Cutless. 24, Flair.25, Sooner or later.

Down -1,Garish. 2, Organ. 3, Artless. 4, Tick. 5, Rupee.

6, Oration. 7, Ninety. 13, Risotto. 15, Hopeful. 16, Crocus.

17, Terror.19, Drake. 21, Roast. 22, Oslo.

CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 8536 -SOLUTIONS

Across -1,Costly failure. 8, Plain. 9, Dresser.10, Eleven

(11). 11, Strain. 12, A-side. 14, Spats. 18, A-bound. 20,

Gather.23, Fin-anc-e. 24, Tried. 25, Empty promises.

Down -1,Copper. 2,Spare. 3,Lin-see-d. 4, F-I’d-o(re).

5, In-ept. 6, Up-start. 7, ‘Erring. 13, Shown up. 15, Phantom

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22, Pear (pare).

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Nadine seed potatoes

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Ph: 308 7664

199 Burnett St, Ashburton

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We are seeking an individual who thrives oneveryday being different from the one

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is leading adiverse team.

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• strong understanding of cold chain logistics and operations

• the ability tofollow through with instructions, but also be able togive them out

in return

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• success leadingteams, including management of their performance

Applicants must beeligible towork in New Zealand.

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within correct time frames, as well as being involved in companystrategies.

Talleys operate adrug free environment. All candidates will berequired toundergo

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CV and references should beemailed to:

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practiceinthe township of Ashburtonlooking fora

receptionist to join our friendly professional team.

As the first pointofcontactfor our patients youwill

need to have the following attributes:

• professionalism and discretion

• highstandardofpresentation

• excellentcommunication skills

• abilitytocope well under pressure

• abilitytomulti-task

• good sense of humour

Youwill also be proficientwith acomputer and have

good knowledge of Microsoft Office programmes.

Training on our practice management system,

MedTech 32, will be provided.

The position is part-time and will also involve

being included on aroster forweekend and public

holidayclinics.

Please email your CV andcovering letter by Monday

14 October to Kaye Kennedy,

PracticeManager: kaye@sealyst.co.nz

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Phone 308 7664 l office@ashburtoncourier.co.nz

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SPORTING FIXTURES

ARE CALLING FOR APPLICATIONS TO FILL THE

FOLLOWING COACHING &

MANAGEMENT POSITIONS

FOR THE 2020 SEASON:

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COLTSU21

SENIOR B

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We have agood core group of players in each grade

and averysupportiveand well-resourcedClub and

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We can help youwith finding work and/or

accommodation if required.

ContactClub Captain

DarrylOldham027 202 5896

Email southernrfc@gmail.com

Agreat waytomeet newpeople at your local,

thriving countryclub

www.southernrugby.co.nz

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For Sale

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

TRAVEL

NELSON, Picton; November

22-26, D.B.B. hotels; Farewell

Spit, catamaran sailing,

Queen Charlotte

Sound mail boat, Omaka

Aviation collection. For

details, John & Kathleen

Lawler, Rakaia, 03 302

7328.

PUBLIC NOTICE

Ashburton | 94 Thews Road

8.8 Hectares

Anthos Gardens. Twostorey, four-five bedroom family home .After nurturing this property for the last 30 years the Vendors are sadly

on the move. Along with ahandy to town location they have lovingly established abusiness growing flowers to supply direct into the

Christchurch wholesale auction market for florists. Purchasers do not have to take up this option, but it has been agreat additional

income earner, allowing aflexible lifestyle and family home that could be yours now. Purchasing now you will be able to reap the

benefits of the 2019/2020 flower season. $880,000 includes Land, Buildings, Flowers, Stock, Plant, Business and Goodwill. GST (if

any) may be applicable on these items.| Property ID RX1835927

Price $880,000

Contact Rob Harnett 027 432 3562

Licensed under REAA 2008

FOR LEASE

RENT ME!

Ideal as an extra

bedroomoroffice.

Fully insulatedand

double glazed forwarmth.

Threeconvenientsizes:

Standard3.6m x2.4m,

Large 4.2m x2.4m

Xtra-large 4.8m x2.4m.

Visit our displaycabin

418WestStreet or call fora

free brochure.

www.justcabins.co.nz

2186028

0800 58 78 22

SECURE waterproof storage

available. Capacity from

8m 3 to 65m 3 . Prices from

$25 per week. Inspection

invited. Ashburton Safe

Storage 03 308 3086.

STORAGE available, Ashburton.

Self storage, variety

of sizes. Phone Rainbow

Storage 03 307 0401.

STORAGE: Secure self storage

units available long or

short term at Ashburton

Storage Facilities. Contact

us on 0274 36 26 36 or

www.ashburtonstoragefacilities.co.nz

TO LET

FARM cottage to rent 10

minutes from Ashburton.

Tidy, two bedroom, log fire,

large section. No smokers,

no dogs, refererences

required. Phone 027 440

1388.

WANTED TO RENT

WANTED cottage to rent

between Rangitata and

Rakaia rivers, west of Ashburton.

Willing to care for

animals on property, dogs

and chooks etc. Ring 021

224 4434 anytime.

Advertising

that works!

Talk to Jann, Roselle

or Karentodayabout

ways youcan reach

potential customers

or advertising with

thatspecial difference

-professional service

with asmile.

Phone: 308 7664

199 Burnett St,Ashburton

2172883

BOATS &ACCESSORIES

BOAT FOR SALE

Stejcraft18ft, 350 Chev V8 motor,Tandem Trailer.

Phone R. Donaldson 308 4953

HOME SERVICES

ROOF COATINGS: All roof

types, specializing in

Decramastic and Long Run

Iron, Coloursteel etc, steep

roofs not a problem. —

Spraymaster 027-433-7780.

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CARAVANS &TRAILERS

CARAVANS: Family sellout.

NZ Oxford 21’ tandem,

2 doors. 18’ tandem. 15’

trailer home. Trailer. Ford/

Holden mags/tyres. Caravan

electric leads. 03 308

5193, 027 204 9709.

EDUCATIONAL

2020 Health Studies Bursary

Altrusa International of Ashburton Inc.

invites applications for this bursary

valued $1,000.

For full criteria and an

application form please email

president.ashburton@altrusa.org.nz

Applications close 25-11-19

Forklift and Dangerous GoodsCourses

NZTA Approved CourseProvider,MITO&Competenz Assessor

Classes 2&4,endorsements F&DG

ForkliftF&OSH, Saturdays and other days as requested

Dangerous Goods Course,½day Mondaymornings

CommunityHouse or your worksite

Forfurther information

Phone Christine027 245 2563

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LICENCE ENDORSEMENTS

For Wheels, Tracks &Rollers,Dangerous Goods,

Vehicle Recovery & Passenger Training

FREEPHONE0508237 483

or 03 348 8481, 027 510 0684

info@drivetech.co.nz |www.drivetech.co.nz

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SPACE available for next

weeks Courier -bequick!

Talk to us about your advertising

requirements. Phone

308 7664 or call into our

office at 199 Burnett Street,

Ashburton.

CARS WANTED

CARS

WANTED!

HEALTH &BEAUTY

URGENT CARE CLINIC

WEEKEND DUTYDOCTORS

IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCYPHONE 111

Forall othermedical assistanceoutside of normal

hours pleasephoneyourgeneralpracticeteam, 24/7,

to speak withahealthprofessionalwho will giveyou

free healthadviceonwhattodoorwheretogoifyou

need urgentcare.

If youdon’t have aregulargeneral practice, call any

GP team 24/7 forfreetelephone health advice.

All non-residents and visa holders please bring your

passporttoyour surgeryappointment.

New Zealanders’tobring some form of ID.

TheAshburtonDutyPracticefor

Saturday5th October is ThreeRivers Health,

7-11 Allens Road.

Consultations will be by appointmentonly.

To make an appointmentplease phone 308 9139.

Sunday6th October is ThreeRivers Health,

7-11 Allens Road.

Consultations will be by appointmentonly.

To make an appointmentplease phone 308 9139.

Methven and Rakaia: Formedical attention on the

weekend and public holidays please telephone

MethvenMedical Centre on 03 302 8105

or Rakaia Medical Centre on 03 303 5002.

Details foraccessing the afterhours services will be on

the answer phone.

PHARMACIES

Wises Pharmacy, CountdownComplex,

East Street will be open on

Saturdaymorning from 9.00am until 1.00pm

Sundaymorning from 10.00am until1.00pm

and from 5.00pm until 7.00pm evenings.

At Geraldine: TheGeraldine Pharmacywill be open

normal trading hours during the week and on Saturday

morning from 9.30am to 12.30pm.

Closed Public Holidays

Forfree24hour Telephone Health Advice

Phone the healthline on 0800 611 116

Broughttoyouby

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES

PANELBEATING and spray

painting of cars, trucks,

buses, horse floats &

motorhomes, caravans,

trailers, farm machinery, jet

boats. Light engineering

and aluminium welding.

Bus &Truck Bodyworks, 17

Range Street, Ashburton.

Phone 307 0378.

WINDSCREENS -N.Z. Auto

Glass, any car, anytime,

anywhere. 24 hour emergency

service. Phone Wilson’s

Windscreens 03 308

8485 (24 hours), 152 Wills

Street, Ashburton.

WANTED TO BUY

METAL, heavy etc. Free

light-grade metal in-yard

dumping 9am-5pm weekdays

&9.30-11.30am Saturdays.

Ashburton Scrap

Metal Recyclers, 117 Alford

Forest Road (behind

Placemakers). Phone 03

308 8033 or 027 249 6625.

DEADOR

ALIVE!

getcash now!

getcashnow!

Damaged, Mechanical, Deregistered,

Crashed, NoWOF – NO PROBLEM

Minimum of $100for most cars,

$500 formost vans, utes, trucks,4WDs*

*Conditionsapply.

Call 0800 225508 or text 027540 9813

Countdown Complex, EastStreet, Ashburton

Phone: 03 308 6733 Fax: 03 308 6755

HospiceMid Canterbury

We can supportyou and

your family to make

everyday count.

Allservices arefree.

RAFFLE RESULTS

ASHBURTON County Lions

Camp Quality raffle. 1st:

Gleasons; 2nd: Alison.

Winners have been notified.

ASHBURTON Embroiderers

Guild Xmas tree raffle. 1st:

Jenny Jenkins; 2nd: T&H

Eccleston. Thank you for

your support.

HINDS Lions Boulevard day

wood raffle results. Winners

were GFB and Carmen

Christie. Wood has

been delivered.

Ashburton Fanciers

Society

POULTRY AUCTION

Sunday October 13,

Sports Hall

Tancred Street West

Ashburton

Viewing 11am

Start 12.30pm

Poultry, Bantams,

Ducks,Cavies

2197618

Dealing with alifelimitingillness?

Phone 307 8387 or 027 227 8387 email manager@hospicemc.nz

www.hospicemc.nz facebook hospicemidcanterbury

Ashburton AnglicanParish

PETBLESSING

SERVICE

Invitation to join in our All AgePet Blessing Service

At St Stephen’s Church, Park St.

Sunday 6thOctober2019 at 10am

Children &adultsdocome and join us

and bring your pets

(nothing larger than adog and suitably restrained)

Enquiries to the Parish Office 308 5438

2209051

2212482

Bertie Holmes

ArtExhibition Methven HeritageEvents Centre

Opening Sunday6th October

1pm

Drinks and FingerFood

All welcome

Exhibition runs 6th October to 8th November

Weekdays: 9:00am -5:00pm &Weekends: 10:30am -2:30pm

2208474

St David’s Fair &GarageSale

9-11am Saturday12th October2019

48 Allens Road,Allenton.

•Children’s Games •FacePainting

•BouncyCastle •Baking (includes gluten free)

•Preserves•Jams •Walnuts •Plants

•Cards •BBQ •Morning Tea

•WhiteElephantStall

•Garage Sale and aSilentAuction

THE Courier is the best way

to advertise in Mid Canterbury.

Ask anyone who

regularly advertises with us

and they’ll tell you, they get

results.

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Fertile eggs for hatching.

Day old chicks, unsexed.

Selected purebreeds

for $6.00 each

2212321

ASHBURTON High School

Old Pupils annual lunch in

Ashburton on Friday 11th

October 2019. For details

phone Margaret 308 1996.

Local news at www.starnews.co.nz Ashburton’s The Courier, Thursday 3 October 2019, Page 39

Ready foranew home

Black and whiteadult cat. Very friendly,

been fixed and vaccinated.

Please note: We will not accept

animals dropped at door.

Please phone308 4432

Tues -Sat 9:30 -noon

or 027 332 9286

Kindly sponsored by

Ph 3084432

MID-CANTERBURY 2210597

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ACT1991

Peter Blacklow

Environment Canterbury hasreceivedthe followingapplicationsfor resource consent

from Mr GRandMrs RCWilsontodivert anddischarge waterand undertake worksin

and aroundthe bed and banks of unnamed watercourselocatedat21Swamp Road,

Hinds, Ashburton, withalegal description of Part Lot7DP1479.

Applicant: Mr GRand MrsRCWilson

Addressfor service: Adam Environmental Ltd,73a Cliff Road,Torbay, Auckland 0630

Attn:David Hendrikz.Email: farm.drain.hinds@gmail.com

CRC193934: WaterPermit to permanentlydivertsurface waterfrom an unnamed

watercoursetoflow into anew channel andpond. Thediversion is locatedatmap

referenceNZTM2000:1485416mE.5128931mN.Aconsent duration of 35 yearsissought.

CRC193935: Discharge Permit to dischargesurface watertoapond locatedatmap

referenceNZTM2000:1485306 mE.5128595mN as aresultofthe diversionofan

unnamedwatercourse. Aconsentduration of 35 yearsissought.

CRC195104: Land Use consent to modify and disturbthe bed of an unnamed

watercourseassociated withworkstomaintainthe banksand bed of an unnamed

watercourse, maintain thepond and maintenance worksrelatedtothe diversion

structure. Themaintenance worksare locatedbetween mapreference

NZTM 2000:1485416mE.5128931mN and NZTM 2000:1485306mE.5128595mN as aresult

of theconstruction of anew channel.Aconsent duration of 35 yearsissought.

SUBMISSIONS

Full detailsofthe applicationand to make asubmissionvisit theEnvironment

Canterbury website: https://ecan.govt.nz/do-it-online/resource-consents/

notifications-and-submissions/notified-consents/.and/orviewed at Environment

Canterbury officesat200 Tuam Street, Christchurch;and 75 ChurchStreet, Timaru.

Anypersonmay make awritten submission on anyofthe above applications.

Allsubmissions should be sent to EnvironmentCanterbury,POBox 345 Christchurch

8140;oremailed to hearings@ecan.govt.nz;or made onlineattheabove link.Acopy

of thesubmission must also be sent to theApplicantatthe address forservice stated

above.

Foradvice on theEnvironmentCanterbury applications please phone 03 3539007or

0800ECINFO(0800324 636).

Submissions must be receivedbyEnvironmentCanterbury no laterthan 5p.m.onFriday

25 October2019.

Bill Bayfield

CHIEFEXECUTIVE

80216

PUBLIC NOTICE

Call in atalk to the people who kno

ow...

PETE’S PICK

O F T H E W E E K

Blacklows TradeZone Ashburton your locally

owned &operated family business for 66 years

Full range of engineering supplies and accessories forall your repairs

&maintenance. Kerrick hot &cold waterblasters &industrial vacuum cleaners.

Esseti welders &accessories. Stockists and distributors of Trailer Equipment.

ASHBURTON

South Street, Ashburton PHONE (03) 308-3147

Email office@blacklows.co.nz FREEPHONE 0800 452 522

BEARINGS,SEAL

&GREASE GUNS

Call in and see the team

forall your grease,bearing &

seal requirements.

Over 60 years of maintenance

and mechanical support.

Come and collect infomation about social, sports,

recreational, arts, special interest and travelopportunities

in the Ashburton District!

Enjoy free refreshments,

October 16th 2019

4-8 PM

Ashburton Event Centre

211 Wills stAshburton

Have achat

Discoverand chat tolocal

community groups

Have alook

Live demonstrations

Free beginners classes

Have alisten

Entertaining speakers

2212702

Thu3rd &Fri 4th

10.00 Ugly Dolls

10.00 Abominable

11.40 AngryBirds 2

11.45 Ugly Dolls

1.20 AngryBirds 2

1.30 DowntonAbbey

3.10 Abominable

3.45 Dora and the Lost City of Gold

4.55 Good Boys

5.45 Danger Close

6.40 Rambo: Last Blood

8.00 Joker

8.20 ScaryStoriestoTell in the Dark

R13

R18

R16

Sat5th &Sun 6th

10.00 Abominable

10.00 Ugly Dolls

11.40 AngryBirds 2 PG

11.50 Dora and the Lost City of Gold PG

1.30 Ugly Dolls

1.45

3.15

DowntonAbbey

Good Boys

R13

4.00 ScaryStoriestoTell in the Dark R16

5.15

6.10

8.00

8.15

IT Chapter Two

Rambo: Last Blood

Joker

Danger Close

R16

R18

R16

R13

Mon7th, Tues 8th

&Wed 9th

10.00 Ugly Dolls

10.00 Abominable

11.40 AngryBirds 2

11.45 Ugly Dolls

1.20 AngryBirds 2

1.30 DowntonAbbey

3.10 Abominable

3.45 Dora and the Lost City of Gold

4.55 ScaryStoriestoTell in the Dark

5.45 Danger Close

6.50 Good Boys

8.00 Joker

8.30 Rambo: Last Blood

R16

R13

R16

R18

NO COMPS

Abominable,Angry Birds 2,

Dora and the Lost City of Gold,

Good Boys,Joker,

ScaryStories to Tell in the Dark,

Ugly Dolls

Make your next move

your best move with

Helena Ratten

Mobile 0274 577998

helena@fnash.co.nz

Please contact

EnvironmentCanterbury

with anyqueries:

0800324 636

LYNETTELOVETT

Eastern Ward

Your Rural Voiceworking

forboth Town and Country

2196295

Avotefor me ensures

continuitymoving forward.

-Authorised by LynetteLovett, 4Rd Ashburton

We put you first

SBW Developments Ltd

Licensed AgentREAA 2008

2209384

COLLECTING now: Quality

second-hand furniture,

household, garden, workshop.

(No TV’s/computers).

Ashburton Pakeke Lions

Charity Market. February

2020. Ron 308 5660, Joe

302 4848, Trevor 307 2629.

15,701COPIES EVERYWEEK

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ADVERTISEMENT makeover!

From before to after.

You’ll notice the difference

with The Courier, 308 7664.

“Standing up for YOU!”

Thelma

Bell

FOR COUNCILLOR -ASHBURTON WARD

Integrating cultures, Strengthening unity

Authorised by:ThelmaBell, 50 Middle Road,Ashburton.Telephone021 2593270

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Warranties

Biggest Yard

KEITH’S

PICK OF

THE WEEK

Sedan,

1800cc,

air bags,

ABS, auto,

43,000kms

$10,995

2007 TOYOTA AURIS

1800cc, red, 2air bags,

ABS, 56,000kms

$10,995

2000 TOYOTA CAMRY

Cruise control, air

conditioning,2000cc,

high kms.

Priced

to sell

$3,995

2010 TOYOTA RACTIS GL

1500cc, auto, ABS,

twin air bags,

44,000kms,

easy

access

$9,995

AA Appraised

Finance

Best Selection TradeIns

2008 TOYOTA ALLION

$7,995

2013 TOYOTA PRIUSLHYBRID

5drpetrol/electric

hatch, 1800cc,

7air bags,

reversing

camera,

3.9 litres

per 100km,

71,326kms

$17,995

2008 HONDACR-V,

4X4 SUV,2400cc,

auto, 98,000kms

$14,995

2013 HONDACRV 24G

2400cc, 4WD,cruise

control, 65,000kms,

ABS, alloys

$22,995

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Local news at www.starnews.co.nz

40 QUALITY

USED VEHICLES AT

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HATCH

2005 TOYOTA VITZ RS, 1500cc, 5speedmanual,alloys, 39,000kms........................$9,995

2007 TOYOTA AURIS, 1800cc,red, 2air bags, ABS, 56,000kms............................... $10,995

2010 TOYOTA RACTIS GL, 1500cc,auto, ABS, twin air bags, 44,000kms,

easyaccess...........................................................................................................................$9,995

2010 MITSUBISHI GALANT SPORT, 1800cc,auto.......................................................... $9,995

2003 FORDFOCUS, 5door, 5speed, 1600cc.......................................................................SOLD

2006 TOYOTAAURIS, 5door, 1800cc,auto, silver........................................................... $9,995

2013 TOYOTAPRIUSHYBRID, 1800cc, loadedwith extras.......................................$16,995

SEDANS

2000 TOYOTA PLATZ1500cc, 4door,auto, twin air bags,ABS,cheaprunner.....$3,990

2016 MITSUBISHI LANCER, NZ new,2000cc,auto......................................................$15,995

2002 FORD FAIRLANE GHIA, white, auto.......................................................................... $7,990

2012 VW PASSATCC, auto, 3000cc, loaded....................................................................$17,995

1998 HONDAACCORD, 4door, auto, tidy ......................................................................... $2,995

2000 TOYOTACAMRY, highkms but tidy,auto............................................................... $3,995

2004 HONDAINSPIRE30TE, 4door, auto, 3000cc, 15,000kms....................................SOLD

PEOPLEMOVERS

2000 TOYOTAESTIMA, gold,2400cc,7seater................................................................. $4,990

2013 TOYOTAPREMACY, 2000cc, auto,7seater,ABS, air conditioning,air bags,

103,000kms......................................................................................................................... $7,995

UTES/4X4

2013 HONDACRV 24G, 2400cc,4WD,cruisecontrol,65,000kms, ABS,alloys.. $22,995

2009 HONDACRV, wine red, 4X4 auto, alloys,twin air bags,86,000kms............ $12,995

2015 NISSAN NAVARA STXLTD, 450 manual,1owner,2.5L intercooledturbo,

full leather......................................................................................................................... $31,990

2001 TOYOTA HARRIER, SUV,4X4, petrol.......................................................................... $4,990

2003 NISSAN MURANO 350X, auto, 4X4........................................................................$10,995

2002 TOYOTA RAV4, 2400cc,SUV,4X4,silver ....................................................................$7995

1999 DAIHATSU TERIOS, 5door,4X4, 5speed................................................................ $3,995

1998 NISSAN TERRANO, RDM,diesel,2700cc,auto...................................................... $9,995

1996 NISSAN TERRANO, RSR,diesel, 3200cc, auto........................................................ $9,990

1994 FORDCOURIER, 2WD,flatdeck................................................................................... $6,990

2007 FORDRANGER, 5speed,3000cc manual,diesel,2WD extracab, 2door,

336,000kms.......................................................................................................................$12,998

Family, Sports, School or Social Trips

We have8,10&12 seater mini vans available.

Cars and3trucks for small or big loads also available.

308 1396

470 West Street, Ashburton

A/H Keith Drummond 0274 367646

www.atob.co.nz

AUTOSLTD

&RENTALS

For more

great value

vehicles

visit AtoB

STATION WAGONS

1996 HYUNDAILANTRACL, station wagon,5speed, tidy......................................... $2,495

2003 FORD FUTURA, stationwagon, auto........................................................................ $6,990

2005 PEUGEOT 407, stationwagon,diesel,auto........................................................... $6,495

2002 TOYOTACOROLLAFEILDER, stationwagon, petrol.......................................... $4,990

2009 SUBARUIMPREZAL/B, 1500cc, auto, 75,000kms

2008 MAZDAAXELASPORT 20C, 48,000kms,liftback

2008 TOYOTA ALLION, sedan, 1800cc, 43,000kms

2010 NISSAN NOTE, 5door,1500cc, 32,000kms

2006 NISSAN BLUEBIRD, 2000cc, auto, 12,000kms

2010 TOYOTA PRIUS EX,hybrid,1500cc, 71,000kms

DUE TO ARRIVE

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