Pegasus Post: November 12, 2019

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2019
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ETHAN DE Rose was studying for his
year 13 exams when he got a message
from his mother, saying he’d been
selected for the New Zealand Winter
Youth Olympic Games team.
The 17-year-old short track speed skater
from Shirley Boys’ High School will
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FAST: Ethan de Rose will aim to be out in front again when he competes at the
2020 Winter Youth Olympic Games in Switzerland and France in January. ​
compete in the 500m, 1000m and mixed
nation relay at the Lausanne 2020 Winter
Youth Olympic Games from January 9 to
22 in Switzerland and France.
De Rose said making the New Zealand
team is a dream come true.
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Speeding
buses
put pupils
in danger
• By Matt Slaughter
SPEEDING BUSES in Bromley
are putting school pupils in
danger.
Keighleys Rd resident and
Bromley School teacher Cathy
Baker said she has seen buses in
the area reach about 60km/h in
50km/h zones.
“They are pretty fast and we
have a lot of children on bikes and
scooters.”
She said options need to
considered to slow the buses
down, which is why residents are
set to meet with the Linwood-
Central-Heathcote Community
Board and city council staff today
at 5.30pm. Residents will also raise
the issue of buses travelling too
fast along Ruru Rd and Hay St,
near the Maces Rd bus depot.
Environment Canterbury,
which manages the Metro bus
service, will not be at the meeting.
However, ECan senior manager of
public transport Stewart Gibbon
said since 2016, it has received five
complaints about buses speeding
in the area.
“We are aware that some
residents have raised concerns
about the potential speed of heavy
vehicles in this area,” he said.
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Tuesday November 12 2019 3
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Best barista for hot pools cafe
NEW ZEALAND’S top barista
is pairing up with his brotherin-law
to run the café in the
new hot pools complex in New
Brighton.
Dove Chen and Eddy Yu have
been granted the lease to run the
café at He Puna Taimoana and
will co-manage the business.
The pair are brothers-in-laws
and have years of experience in
the café and hospitality industry
in Christchurch and Hamilton.
Mr Chen has twice won the
New Zealand Barista Championships
– once in 2017 and again
in 2019.
Earlier this year he represented
New Zealand at the
World Barista Championships in
Boston, where he ranked 12 th in
the world.
He has recently started his
own roasting company and
owns a successful café in Hamilton.
The brothers-in-law say they
are “absolutely thrilled’’ to have
the opportunity to run the café
at He Puna Taimoana.
They hope the hot pools complex
and café will act as the proverbial
watering hole – a place
where the local community can
meet and enjoy a soak and then
have a coffee and a nourishing
meal.
BEAN ME UP: New Zealand’s top barista Dove Chen and his brother in law will run the cafe at
He Puna Taimoana in New Brighton.
PHOTO: NEWSLINE ​
“We will bring in some great
new ideas to the café business
with an aim to provide fantastic
service and remarkable food and
coffee to our customers,’’ Mr Yu
says.
City council head of recreation,
sports and events Nigel Cox
says he is delighted to have such
experienced operators for the He
Puna Taimoana cafe.
“Securing Dove Chen and
Eddy Yu to operate the cafe is
fantastic. Without a doubt, their
experience will make He Puna
Taimoana a regional attraction
we will all be proud of,’’ Mr Cox
says.
He Puna Taimoana is
scheduled to open in March
next year. It will have five
outdoor pools for year-round
use, as well as a sauna and steam
room.
The café will be open to
both pool-users and beachside
customers.
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Vandals destroy fruit trees
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• By Jess Gibson
Tuesday November 12 2019
SEVERAL FRUIT trees in a
community food garden were cut
down by vandals on Thursday
night.
A woman discovered the
damaged trees at Radley Park,
Woolston, while she was out
walking her dog on Friday
morning.
They were part of the Roimata
Food Commons initiative,
which promotes healthy eating
by providing free fruit and
vegetables.
Volunteer project manager
Michael Reynolds was devastated
to hear the eight trees had been
destroyed.
“I went down straight away.
It wasn’t something I thought
would happen as we get so much
positive feedback on what we do,”
he said.
Four apple trees and an apricot
tree were well established with
fruit starting to grow, while two
more apple trees and a hazelnut
tree were recently planted.
Mr Reynolds is running a
$20,000 crowdfunding campaign
to hire a manager for the
volunteer-run commons to look
after the 2.6ha alongside the
Heathcote River.
Once fully grown, the park will
have about 90 heritage fruit trees,
as well as nut trees and vegetable
plants. Mr Reynolds describes
the area as a “food forest.”
Work has also started on a new
separate community garden,
which will cover 400 sq m.
The initiative helps people
reduce their food costs by saving
on fresh produce.
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projects/6311-kaitiaki-roimata-food-commons
DEVASTATED:
Several fruit
trees were
cut down by
vandals at a
community
garden in
Radley Park,
Woolston.
Mr Reynolds thought the trees
may have been cut down by
someone who did not understand
the idea behind the initiative.
“It just shows that we’ve got to
keep engaging the community
so that everyone understands
what we are trying to achieve.
Incidents like this just show
that we haven’t quite reached
everyone.”
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HAVE YOUR SAY: Have you seen buses speeding
in Bromley or other parts of the city? Email your
experiences to matt.slaughter@starmedia.kiwi
Residents raise concerns
over speeding buses
Said Mr Gibbon: “Our
expectation is that drivers
operating Metro services drive
in a safe manner and comply
with all road rules.
“We understand the . . .
community board is considering
this issue currently. This is good
because if there is an issue with
the speed of heavy
vehicles in the area,
the city council, as
the road controlling
authority, has the
ability to put in place
remedies.”
Go Bus South Island
regional general
manager Ben Barlow
could not be reached
for comment on the
issue.
Linwood Ward city councillor
Yani Johanson said residents are
frustrated with the impact of
speeding buses.
“The complaint that residents
have had is that they’re [buses]
speeding and they’re causing a
lot of excessive vibrations and
they’re finding it really hard to
sleep at night. It’s quite often
early in the morning or late
at night. They’ve repeatedly
complained to ECan, Go Bus
and council, and they’re just not
Yani Johanson
satisfied that things have been
done.”
He said implementing heavy
vehicle restrictions on the
roads used by buses may be one
solution.
“We do need to put a heavy
vehicle restriction onto the
streets, and then before that we
need to also as a community
board write to ECan just
expressing our concern.”
Said city council
operations transport
manager Steffan Thomas:
“[City council] staff do
not recommend heavy
vehicle restrictions for
Hay St and Ruru Rd
because these roads are
intended to be a through
route linking the arterial
roads and residential and
industrial areas.
“Council is aware that some
residents may experience
vibrations when heavy vehicles
drive past. If problem locations
can be identified and reported
to council, staff can investigate
potential repairs to the road,” he
said.
Cr Johanson said bus drivers
should be encouraged to obey
the speed limit, particularly
when using streets near the
Maces Rd depot.
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Tuesday November 12 2019 5
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A dog’s life no more for these pooches
• By Sophie Cornish
FOR ALMOST three years
Sapphire waited at a dog shelter
in the hope that someone would
take her home.
Luckily for Sapphire, her
soon-to-be owner was familiar
in dealing with challenging
canines.
Jennifer Hooper’s other dog,
Stark, was adopted into her family
from a chequered, violent past.
Stark arrived at Christchurch
Bull Breed Rescue after a vet who
was supposed to euthanise him
believed he deserved a better life.
After being rescued from a
gang house during a police raid
in Porirua, Stark was found with
cigarette burns on his body and
severely damaged ears.
Said Woolston’s Mrs Hooper:
“We’ve always had dogs but for
better use of a word, we were reasonably
snobby about it, we had
expensive dogs. We had a bichon
frise and a siberian husky.
“But, never again. When you
see the difference in rescue dogs,
what they bring into your family,
we would only go with rescue dogs
again in the future.”
Mrs Hooper’s latest challenge
was to build a relationship
between Sapphire and Stark,
so Sapphire could be adopted,
almost three years after CBBR
picked her up in 2016, when she
was 11-months-old.
PALS: Jennifer Hooper
with Sapphire (left) and
Stark.
CBBR founder Abbey van der
Plas said little was known about
her life before the shelter.
Said Mrs Hooper: “We got
Sapphire home after a very long
process of training. When I say
training, that’s me being trained
in how to look after her.”
Sapphire’s ‘quirks’ meant Mrs
Hooper visited the shelter weekly
for six weeks to become familiar
with her, with the help of one of
the volunteers, Denise Balloch.
Public outings were also required
to get Sapphire comfortable with
being around strangers.
Then later, Mrs Hooper would
bring Stark along and eventually
they went on ‘doggie dates’ and
had ‘doggie sleepovers.’
“I knew it was a massive commitment
to take on a dog like
that. My work was really flexible
and I was able to go in later, so
I could be at the shelter. I was
at the shelter for about three or
four hours per week. Then later I
began picking Sapphire up also,
two times a week.’’
After five months of this,
Sapphire’s adoption papers were
signed, late last month.
She has been living with her
new family, Mrs Hooper, her
husband and two sons, aged 19
and 21.
“She still sleeps in a crate, for
routine. But whoever is up first
in the morning will let her out
and she will hop into bed with
whoever is still sleeping,’’ she
said.
A happy ending has come
for a heavily pregnant dog
found wandering the streets
in Papanui.
Lola and her five puppies
were surrendered to the
care of SPCA and now all
but one have now been
adopted.
SPCA senior animal
welfare inspector Samantha
Cairns said Lola was found
wandering the streets and
was so heavily pregnant,
staff were able to see the
puppies moving inside her.
“She was very obviously
heavily pregnant. We didn’t
want her having babies on
the street.”
Lola’s owner was found,
but it was decided the best
for the dog was for her to be
surrendered to the care of
SPCA.
Now, Lola has been
adopted by an SPCA staff
member.
“Esta is one of our senior
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Behind the gates of this understated 1970's
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which cleverly blend as a visual extension of the
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One size and one shape definitely
does not fit all. One weekend recently,
I had the pleasure of joining a tour of
architectural homes which championed
the principles of energy awareness and
conservation, amongst other things.
Style over size was evident amongst all
the individual and specific architectural
signatures, as was the variation of
spatial configurations, and this has
caused me to reflect on the increasing
popularity of smaller properties and
the acceptance of different ways of
doing things.
Firstly, size. Not small, as in ‘let’s fit your entire
life into a caravan’, but small as in compact,
thoughtful and clever, is enjoying an increase in
popularity throughout our region. The restraint
required to ‘live smaller’ would be too much for
me and it’s no secret that I have a maximalist
rather than a minimalist approach, but I can
definitely appreciate why this trend is gaining
momentum nationally and internationally.
Millennials wanting a chance to get onto the
property ladder are considering alternatives
to the types of properties their parents might
have started with, and size features strongly in
this equation, whilst retirees are wanting to turn
things on their head and look to a similar lifestyle
and property, but smaller, having been there and
done that.
One of the reasons for considering a smaller
dwelling is obvious: energy efficiency. A smaller
house should be easier to heat, and this flows
The BIG trend
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planet. Solar-powered options feature, as do
passive heating methods based around a house’s
orientation and construction. Excess materials,
color choices and furniture are all pared back, and
clever storage options become all-important.
The other notable element in choosing to live
like this is that your community and your city
surroundings take on a whole new meaning, and
with ‘intimate’ (my word for ‘tiny’!) garden spaces,
you can see the merit in this. The park next-door
acts as your garden and the city, your backyard –
and potentially a scooter replaces your car.
For me, it seems like the easiest time to make a
decision to commit to this lifestyle would be when
you first start out and don’t have much or later
when you have so much that you think, ‘I now want
less’. That middle period with kids, cars, bikes and
all the other stuff that comes with life would make
it too hard for some, but as the tour I’ve referred to
has taught me, not everyone feels this way. Therein
lies the beauty of the times we live in and the
choices we have.
One size certainly doesn’t fit all – nor is it expected
too – and it just so happens that there are
architects, builders, developers and designers
thinking the same way. It makes for an engaging
and interesting era.
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Tuesday November 12 2019 7
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Former gang pad for sale
• By Sophie Cornish
A FORMER gang pad
previously home to members
of the Hells Angels, Nomads
and Devils Henchmen is up
for sale in Woolston.
The Maunsell St property
is being sold by two
agents, one from Ray White
and one from Cowdy Real
Estate.
The ‘as is where is’ property
is advertised as a used
“clubhouse” which is “very
secure being well gated and
fenced.”
Said the listing: “Superb,
affordable opportunity in the
heart of Woolston.
“Advantaged by several
outbuildings, large converted
garage and a big backyard.”
Its rateable value is
$390,000 but the starting
price is listed as $260,000.
Ray White agent Bryan
Ashworth said he was aware
of the property’s history.
“It has a previous history
like a lot of houses that have
a previous history,” Mr
Ashworth said.
The Star understands
ownership of the property
changed hands recently
and it is now owned by the
Cadillac Trust.
No one is currently living
at the property.
CLUBHOUSE: The Maunsell St property in
Woolston was home to members of the Hells
Angels, Nomads and Devils Henchmen.
Man with bow and arrow
sought after lamb shot
• By Jess Gibson
POLICE WANT to know
whether reports of a man
seen carrying a bow and
arrow on the Port Hills
are linked to an incident
involving a lamb being shot
with a crossbow bolt.
Two people were driving
on Summit Rd near
Godley Head Park when
they found a lamb with an
arrow through the front of
its body on October 23 – it
was euthanised the following
day.
Following the incident,
the SPCA launched an
investigation and has since
received a call from someone
who has seen a man
in the area carrying a bow
and arrow.
An SPCA spokeswoman
said the caller reported
having seen the man on “a
couple of occasions,” most
recently at the beginning of
September.
The SPCA’s inspectorate
alerted police to the complaints.
Said Senior Sergeant Roy
Appley: “The police are
very concerned about this
sort of activity and if the
‘The police are very
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‘Exciting time’ ahead
for Linwood College
Heathcote
Ward city
councillor Sara
Templeton
writes about
the Linwood
College
rebuild and making it the
secondary school of choice
in the area
I WAS APPALLED to hear about
the arson at the Linwood College
site on Aldwins Rd last week.
While there has been no
disruption to classes, the fact
someone would set fire to the
old school will have absolutely
impacted students and staff.
Just a few days before, I
had seen the principal, Dick
Edmundson, speaking at the
Future Sumner meeting about
the school, the students and its
plans. The school is currently
operating from at the old
Avonside Girls’ High site, while
Linwood is demolished and
completely rebuilt.
It’s an exciting time and
everyone I talk to is impressed
by the fact it is being designed
by Architectus, the same firm
behind Tūranga. The project is
fully school and ministry-led, not
a public or private partnership,
and the school has also chosen to
take a midway approach between
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College was
under police
guard after a
fire on October
28 damaged
a two-storey
classroom
block.
the old-style classrooms and the
newer, open plan learning spaces.
This will give a familiar feel
to the spaces, but still cater for
modern learning and technology.
Two years ago, after walking
around open nights at various
schools, we enrolled our eldest
child at Linwood. Few parents
from our area made the same
choice, so there were some raised
eyebrows and I have had many
conversations with parents about
how it has gone since then.
It wasn’t easy for her to
choose a school that none of
her friends were going to and
I’m so proud she did. She is
enjoying her high school years
and she is thriving. At end
of year Music Extravaganza,
I watched students show
enormous empathy and support
for each other as they performed
their NCEA assessment pieces,
some performing in front of an
audience for the first time.
I’m really looking forward
to seeing how Linwood
College progresses under Mr
Edmundson’s leadership, and
how the rebuild takes shape and
the community around it grows
strong.
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“I was super stoked that
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“I’m extremely happy, I’ve
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De Rose began speed skating
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Since then de Rose has been
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“I just had a thing for it ever
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“At the start it was more casual
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Basketball’s best to play in all-star game
• By Jacob Page
THE BEST secondary school
basketball players in Canterbury
will get their chance to impress
in respective boys and girls
all-star games before the New
Zealand Breakers game at
Horncastle Arena next month.
The Breakers will host the
South East Melbourne Phoenix
on December 20.
Shirley Boys’ High School’s
Greg Rodger, Loyal Patelesio and
Kaleb Chamberlain and, Avonside
Girls’ Brooklyn Powhare
and Kyla Lynch-Brown will take
part in the two curtain-raisers.
The girls game will tip off at
2.10pm and the boys game will
tip off at 3.50pm followed by the
Breakers and Phoenix at
7.30pm.
The high school games come
after the Thomson and Whelan
Trophy season as well as strong
national campaigns where
Cashmere High School finished
fourth in the boys competition
and Christchurch Girls’ High
School finished eighth in the
girls’ grade.
Organiser, Joe Hammond said
the plan was to split the squads
into two even teams to produce
two even encounters.
He said squads were picked
by the top six high school boys
coaches and former Canterbury
Wildcats coach Lori McDaniel.
“It’s been a couple of years
since the game was held, but I
think it’s a great way to recognise
the effort and achievements of
TALENT: Shirley Boys’ High School most valuable players for this season, Loyal Patelesio (left)
and Greg Rodger will take part in the Canterbury high school all-star game at Horncastle Arena
on December 20.
the players throughout
the season,” Mr Hammond
said.
There are also plans to
livestream the two games.
“The Breakers have said the
team will try to watch the concluding
stages of the games so
hopefully it will give the kids a
big buzz.’’
Canterbury high school
all-star boys squad
Josh Book (Christ College),
Mason Whittaker (Christ
College), Noa Price (Rangiora
High School), Lachie McFarlane
(Rangiora High School), Walter
Brown (St Bedes College), Ah-
Li Fenika (Middleton Grange
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Awa (Middleton Grange School),
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Helen Matthews (Kaiapoi
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Mia Abercrombie (CGHS),
Violet Eaton (CGHS), Sophia
Harrison (Rangi Ruru), Ashlee
Strawbridge (Rangi Ruru),
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Comfort and luxury all rolled into one, 2.5 litre V6
engine with automatic trans, looks smart finished
in white with driving lights and 16” alloys, travelled
very low kms, plush interior with woodgrain
accents, reverse camera, push button start, ABS
and multiple airbags, this vehicle will impress!
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2012 fORd falcon
$17,999
One owner from new, FG2 model finished in
kinetic blue, 6 speed tiptronic auto, factory
18” alloys, multiple airbags front and side, 5
star safety rating, good kms, climate air, cruise
control, be hard pressed to find a more cared for
example - immaculate!
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2006 bmw 320i
$9,999
The 320i is the quintessential European sports
sedan, sleek and sporty in profile, looks sharp in
white with factory body kit, driving lights, rear
boot lip spoiler and 16" alloys, push button start,
good kms, safety of ABS, T/C and 8 airbags,
inspection won't disappoint!
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2004 nissan lafesta
$6,499
Perfect vehicle for the larger family with room to
seat 7, features a 2.0 litre engine with automatic
trans and 4 star fuel efficiency, finished in white,
partial black/blue leather trim, reverse camera,
moon roof, roof rails, very low kms, ABS and
airbags, great buying.
PLUS
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2006 bmw x3
$15,999
A luxury European 5 door SUV, 2.5 litre engine
with tiptronic trans, great in white, factory body
kit, driving lights, factory 18” M-Sport alloys, black
leather interior, 4 star Euro NCAP, cruise control,
descent control, reverse camera, heated seats,
ABS, T/C, 8 airbags, inspection won’t disappoint!
PLUS
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2007 nissan dualis
$10,999
Sought after 4WD model, looks sleek finished
in black with driving lights and alloys, features
a 2.0 litre engine with tiptronic trans and 4 star
fuel efficiency, moonroof, spoiler, rear wiper,
factory tinted windows, ABS and airbags, won't
last long so don't delay!
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2012 nissan juke
$13,999
Funky mini SUV with unique styling, 1.5 litre engine,
automatic trans and 5 star fuel efficiency, stunning
in wine red with matching black and red interior,
driving lights, rear wiper, reverse camera, push
button start, ABS and airbags, if you prefer to stand
out from the crowd the Juke is a perfect choice!
PLUS
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2010 miTsubishi rvr
$13,999
Popular and well sought after crossover SUV,
features a 1.8 litre engine with tiptronic trans
and 4.5 star fuel efficiency, looks great finished
in dark blue with alloys, adjustable headlights,
very low kms, ABS and airbags, inspection won’t
disappoint!
Registration for 6 months is $301
Value Cars Warehouse
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AUTOMOTIVE PROFESSIONALS
Specialised machines used to
identify auto electrical problems
Auto electricAl specialists, roses
Auto electrical, are experts in repairing
and maintaining all aspects of the
electrical and electronic componentry
found in today’s highly sophisticated
commercial and passenger vehicles.
Their cranford Street workshop
boasts a suite of highly specialised
diagnostic machines, which enable the
team to quickly identify any electrical or
electronic problems in most makes and
models of vehicle and repair them, saving
time for the technicians and cost for the
customer.
roses Auto electrical offer a full range
of electrical services including batteries,
(they are a Battery town agent), which
are fitted free of charge. They also provide
free battery, alternator and starter checks
and install and repair car stereo systems,
alarms, air conditioning, ASB brake
systems and traction control systems.
A recent acquisition for roses Auto
electrical was the Autologic european
Diagnostics machine
This specialised and highly
sophisticated equipment is used to
diagnose most (if not all) electrical and
electronic faults in european vehicles.
The machine’s digital interface interacts
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REAL ESTATE
Mt Pleasant, delight
2 / 54 Bellview Terrace, Mt Pleasant
Enquiries over $469,000
2 bedrooms | 1 bathroom | 1 kitchen | 1 living/dining room
1 car-garage | 1 off-street carpark
Welcome to an absolute winning
combination that can be so hard to
find. The lucky new owners will quickly
appreciate the north positioned location
capturing the all-day sunshine with
superb views over our Pacific Ocean to the
Kaikoura Mountains and Bay Harbour.
This spacious renovated 110m 2 Belleview
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views which literally take your breath away.
The floor plan offers a variety of options
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The layout of the living area captures the
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ocean and welcomes the day.
Living spaces lead themselves to
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outdoor decking area and landscaped
private grounds of approximately 310m 2 .
Tuck yourself away from the easterly winds.
The home’s inherent warmth is completed
by partial double glazing, a cosy heat pump,
and under tile heating in the bathroom.
The layout comprises two double
bedrooms, the main bedroom is a real
treat and captures ocean views. The second
bedroom overlooks the back yard.
The home’s generous dimensions are
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The gardens feature a contemporary
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Easy drive on access to the single internal
accessed garage plus storage and parking
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Ideal location for professionals, elderly
wanting a smaller home with views.
The exciting Ferrymead shopping
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Outdoor enthusiasts can take advantage
of the walking, running and mountain
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Mt Pleasant Primary School is a short walk
along with the bus stop close by.
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Nissan Maxima
Pink Chair
Toyota Caldina
Mahogany Dining Table & 6 Chairs
Eurotech Oil Heater
Chesterfield Arm Chair
$900
ID 21212
$10
ID 32081
$2,300
ID 32035
$800
ID 32128
$5
ID 31546
See Seller
ID 31916
Toyota Avensis Wagon
2015 Yamaha MT-09 ABS
2011 Toyota Hilux
Great Fishing Boat
Jet Boat - Jet 44 Invader Hull
Solid Kauri Colonial Desk
$7,999
ID 31664
$8,500
ID 25296
$24,0000
ID 32107
$55,000
ID 31132
$5,950
ID 32073
$350
ID 31909
Metal Easel
Aluminium Boat & Warranted Trailer
Large Model Plane
Three Plush Teddies
2004 Honda Fit For Sale
Leather 3-seater Sofa
$200
ID 32071
$2,500
ID 28339
$150
ID 31913
$10
ID 32102
$3,700
ID 31057
$390
ID 31305
Solid Rimu Desk by Gavin Cox
1993 Toyota Estima Emina
1896 Roper Steam Bicycle Replica
Housetruck/Sleepout
NZ New Corolla Wagon
Victorian Porcelain
$550
ID 31910
$3,800
ID 31970
$65,000
ID 31942
$8,000
ID 31888
$4,700
ID 31967
$350
ID 31848
1992 Gibson Firebird V, Mint Mazda MX-5
Small Dehumidifier
Bell Decanters
Tidy VY SS Commodore
Coffee Table - Recycled Hardwood
$3,000
ID 31883
$10,990
ID 26396
$50
ID 31875
$75
ID 31865
$14,750
ID 31800
$375
ID 31869
Ryobi Hedge Cutter
AMW Heavy Duty Scooter
Samsung Fridge/Freezer
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Alloy Jet Boat
Fish Tank, Cabinet & Equipment
$50
ID 31826
$2,995
ID 28336
$225
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ID 31744
$8,000
ID 28259
$300
ID 31653
Couch
Suzuki
2005 Nissan Tiida Latio
Kawasaki ER 650N
Sofa Bed
Leather Recliner
$150
ID 31705
$1,200
ID 31703
$4,000
ID 31840
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ID 31693
$185
ID 31687
$110
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+ SUPER DEALS
IN STORE &
ONLINE
Fairview Recliner
WAS $599
SUPER DEAL!
NOW
$
399
Tahiti
Cantilever Umbrella
WAS $649
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NOW
$
399
Majorca
Queen Mattress
NOW
WAS $699
$
499
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Capri 3 Seater WAS $ 1299
NOW $
1099
Capri Single Seater WAS $ 729
NOW $
599
Summer!
ALL OUTDOOR ON SALE!
Venus Coffee Table WAS $ 499
NOW $
429
Miami Round Dining
Set with Lazy Susan
WAS $2430
NOW $
2022
Bali Sunlounger
WAS $499
NOW $
425
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