North Canterbury News: November 28, 2019

Thursday, November 28, 2019 | Issue 874 | www.starnews.co.nz 

Thousands find plenty to celebrate on High St 

By SHELLEY TOPP 

On the move ... Willow Gray, aged five, from Rangiora, had agreat time in the Fun HQ paddleboat pool during Rangiora’s Christmas 

Celebration Night last Friday. 

PHOTO:SHELLEY TOPP 

Adecisiontoshift Rangiora’s 

annual Christmas Celebration 

Nightfrom aThursday to a 

Friday evening has paidoff. 

‘‘It was without question the 

best ChristmasCelebration 

Nightwe’ve had,’’Rangiora 

Promotions chairman Ross 

Ditmer said. 

Organisers made the change 

afterfeedback from the public 

wanting it to be on anonschool 

night. The changeallowed 

families with children to attend 

and ahuge crowd turned up. 

They enjoyed market stalls, 

food trucks, street performers, 

children’s entertainment and 

latenightHigh Street shopping, 

with many retailersstaying open 

for the evening. 

The balmy evening was an 

addedbonus, enticing many 

people to staylate, dancing to 

the beatofChristchurch covers 

band DangerBaby outside the 

WaimakaririDistrict Council's 

service centre frontentrance. 

‘‘It was great,’’ Ross said. 

‘‘There were thousands of 

people enjoying themselves.’’ 

Around 9.30pmthe nor' wester 

kicked in,causing the evening’s 

fireworks finale to be cancelled. 

‘‘It was just not safe enough to 

hold the fireworks display.’’ 

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Twister nearly topples tractor 

By ROBYN BRISTOW 

Atornado whipped up during last week’s 

southerlystorm ripped the bonnetfrom a 

largetractor and rockeditfrom sidetoside 

as it tore throughOkuku lateinthe 

afternoon. 

It threw largepines in the air and 

dumped them,stripped apine shelter belt, 

flattened poplars,tore roofing iron from 

sheds and tipped over animal shelters. 

As it disappeared, large hailstones fell, 

breaking windows and shredding 

vegetable and flowergardens. 

Doug Paterson, who lives on Browns 

Road, Okuku, was clearing scrub last 

Wednesday withhis 160horsepower 

tractorwhen the tornado hit. 

‘‘I was in theeye of it.The tractorrocked 

from side to side. Iwas hanging on to the 

steeringwheelasIthought it might tip 

over.Itripped off the bonnetand Iput the 

grab of the tractor down to pin the bonnet 

on the groundand stabilise thetractor. 

Doug said the tornado’sfunnel was 

abouttwo to threemetres wide.Itwas a 

grey colour and 20 metres away fromhim. 

It wentfrom being southeastto 

northerly as it suckedinthe air and then 

began circling withinminutes. ‘‘As it 

passed it went from grey to black; really 

black,’’ he said. 

It rippedgrassout of the ground, and 

sucked up trees acouple of 100 metres 

either side of him. 

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As it grew,its destructivepath 

reached across 400 to 500 

metres. It lifted part of the roof 

from ahouse,tore the car port 

attachedtoalog cabin, and 

knocked down trees. 

Then thehail struck. Doug 

said he thoughtthe windows of 

the tractor were goingtobreak 

as it pelteddown. 

‘‘It hit hard.Itbroke four 

windows in acottage we have 

up the road.Ten minutes later 

it was bluesky,’’ he says. 

‘The adrenaline was running 

pretty high for awhile. 

‘‘It was very scary and 

something you don’toftensee.I 

was pretty much in the eye of 

the storm. Idon’t need to go to 

America to go storm chasing 

now,’’ he said. 

Amanda Smithwho lives in 

Riverside Road,Okuku, saw a 

wall of cloud which then 

started swirling. 

Therewas lightning hitting 

the ground all around their 

family home. 

‘‘When we saw the bright 

greenish blue swirling outside 

our windows we knew there 

was goingtobeatornado.My 

partner rushed to the shed and 

got the car ready for aquick 

escape. 

‘‘We wereterrifiedand very 

worried thatitwas going to 

touchdown right on top of us,’’ 

says Amanda. Fortunatelythey 

escaped any damage,but she 

said on Foothills Road,which 

Trouble approaches... The stormthat generated atwister near Okuku. 

runsparallel to Riverside 

Road, therewere trees ripped 

out as the tornadotravelled 

toward the hills east of Mt 

Thomas. 

‘‘Itwas very, very unnerving. 

Hopefullyitwas aonce in a 

lifetime experience.Iwas so 

worriedfor the safetyofmy 

family and we didn'tknow if we 

should attempttoleave or if we 

were better to hide in the 

hallway.’’ 

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Exploring ... Oxford Area School pupils check out aRoyal New Zealand Navy helicopter. 

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Navy makes aflying visit 

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By DAVID HILL 

OxfordArea School pupils got 

asurprise last week, with the 

noise of two Royal New 

Zealand Navy helicopters 

hovering abovethe school. 

The visit was arrangedby 

LieutenantLuke Godsell, an 

old boy of the school, with the 

choppers stopping off for a 

break on the school’s front 

field. 

The two helicoptersare 

valued at $5 millioneach. 

Their pilots and crews were 

travelling back to the North 

Island after completingsome 

navigational work in the 

SouthIsland. 

Year 1to10pupils watched 

as the two powerful machines 

circled the school and then 

landed, principalMike Hart 

said. 

‘‘Every student then had the 

opportunity to hop intothe 

stationary helicopters 

following class presentations 

about the helicopters and 

what it takes to becomea 

pilot.’’ 

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Tim says she is one of six young 

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TUAHIWI ROYAL VISIT 


Warm welcome ... Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, outside the meeting 

house at Tuahiwi Marae. 

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royals at marae 

By DAVID HILL 

There was anticipation at Tuahiwi as 

local whanau prepared for last Friday’s 

visit of PrinceCharles and his wife, 

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall. 

Kaumatua, invitedguestsand local, 

national and internationalmedia 

gathered at Tuahiwi MaraeonFriday 

morning to await their arrival. 

Waimakariri Mayor Dan Gordonwas 

among invited guests. 

‘‘It’sareal honourtohave theminour 

district,’’ Mr Gordonsaid. 

The couple were welcomedonthe 

maraewith apowhiri by Ngai 

Tuahuriri. 

Ngai Tuahuririupoko (leader) Te 

Maire Tau said it was an honour to 

welcome them on to the marae, after his 

late fatherRakiihia (Rik) Tau 

welcomed theminChristchurch during 

theirlast visit in 2012. 

Members of the Muslim community 

wereinvited to the powhiri and to meet 

Charles and Camilla. 

Linwood Masjid trustee Faisal Sayel 

saiditwas an honour to be invited. 

‘‘All of us had an opportunity to speak 

to the Prince. 

‘‘Hewas very warm and it was very 

specialtospeak to him, although it was 

veryshort. ’’ 

Members of the TuahiwiPrimary 

School, Kaiapoi HighSchool and 

Rangiora High School kapa haka 

groups joined forces to perform for the 

couple duringthe powhiri. 

Afterwards, local kaumatua hosted a 

short hightea for the Royal party, 

before they returned to Christchurch. 

Oncethe Royal party had departed, 

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KAIKOURA ROYAL VISIT 


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Prince visits bird colony on peninsula 

By DAVID HILL 

Prince Charles had a 

whale of atime in 

Kaikoura on Saturday. 

The Prince of Wales 

visited Takahanga 

Marae, took part in a 

public walk in the town 

centre, visited the 

Future is Bright expo in 

the Kaikoura Memorial 

Hall and then travelled 

to the Hutton’s 

Shearwater site on the 

Kaikoura Peninsula. 

The visit was achance 

for the Prince to check on 

the district’s progress in 

recovering from the 2016 

earthquake and to thank 

local organisations for 

supporting British 

tourists stranded there 

in the immediate 

aftermath. 

The Future is Bright 

expo highlighted local 

initiatives. Among those 

was the proposed Whale 

Trail cycleway between 

Picton and Kaikoura. 

Whale Trail Trust 

chairman Luke van 

Velthooven said the 

Prince was supportive of 

the 200km trail’s focus on 

blending in with the 

surrounding natural 

environment. 

It will pass through 

Picton, Blenheim, 

Seddon, Ward, 

Kekerengu, Clarence 

and Kaikoura. 

Hutton’s Shearwater 

Charitable Trust 

chairman Ted Howard 

said having the Prince 

visit the trust’s colony on 

the Kaikoura Peninsula 

was amajor boost for the 

birds. 

‘‘He seemed to be a 

nice guy and he was 

genuinely interested in 

the birds. 

‘‘It was avery 

successful day and it got 

the Hutton’s shearwater 

birds some publicity on 

the international stage.’’ 

Bird is the word ... Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust 

chairman Ted Howard showed Prince Charles achick when 

he visited the nesting colony on the Kaikoura Peninsula. 


On the trail ... Prince Charles heads for the Hutton’s 

Shearwater colony on the Kaikoura Peninsula. 

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Authorised by Matt Doocey, Level 1ConwayLane, 188 High Street, Rangiora. 

It’ssatisfying work 

Ienteredmyprevious career in the 

mentalhealth field because Iwantedto 

make adifference, andpolitics is away 

of continuingtomakethatdifference. 

Since being elected in 2014,Ihave 

worked hard to be accessiblebecause I 

know it is onlythrough beingaware of 

theissues on theground thatIcanbean 

effectiveMemberofParliament. 

Livingand working in the electorate 

with my family,therehasbeennothing 

more satisfying to me than working 

alongside our residents to advocate for 

the important things. 

Over the years,Ihaveworked hardto 

ensurewehavethe infrastructure 

solutions and resources to match our 

growth. 

The support of my family has been 

invaluable during thistimeandIam 

grateful my wifesupportsmein 

continuingtowork hard for you. 

Working with our community to get 

afterhours healthcare has been one of 

the most rewarding things Ihave 

accomplishedaslocal MP. 

Theannouncementbythe Canterbury 

DistrictHealthBoard of anew facility to 

provide afterhourscarefromthe 

Health Hub sitewasahugevictoryfor 

ourcommunity and came after a 

commitment made at my public meeting 

thisyear. 

❛It is only through being 

aware of the issues on the 

ground that Ican be an 

effective MP.❜ 

Savingthe Waikukubus routewas 

anotherwin.Aresidentwalked into my 

office on Monday morningand on 

FridayIbrought Environment 

Canterbury representatives to meet with 

more than 100 Waikuku residents. 

Together we succeeded in new 

proposals being broughtforward. 

I’ve been afierceadvocate for safety 

improvementsonState Highway1at 

WoodendandPegasus,andfor the 

buildingofthe Belfast to Pegasus 

motorway extension,including the 

WoodendBypass. This is something Iam 

fightingtogetover theline andI’m 

confident ourcommunity’s persistence 

will deliveraresult. 

InParliamentIhave workedto 

initiate the Mental Health CrossParty 

Groupthatwilltakeabipartisan 

approach in respondingtothegrowing 

demandformentalhealth services. 

It was arealsenseofachievement 

when thegroupwas launched this year 

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Council comes together 

The last monthhas been particularly 

pleasingand satisfying as Ihave beenable 

to join in celebrations to record many great 

milestoneswith the community. 

High school prizegivings have been 

enjoyabletoattend. It’smarvelloustosee 

our youngpeople being celebrated for 

theirachievements.Also, attending 

Loburn School’s 150thanniversary 

celebrationwas an honour and privilege. 

Iwas humbled to speak at Kaiapoi RSA’s 

commemorationofArmistice Day.Two 

yearsago Iwas fortunatetoattend the 

100thanniversary of theBattle of 

PasschendaeleinBelgium, which made 

the commemorationmore relevantfor me. 

This was aresult of the council’s 

twinning relationship withthe province of 

Zonnebeke, wheremembers of CCompany 

from Kaiapoi and DCompanyfrom 

Rangiora formedpart of the Canterbury 

regiment which foughtinthe area. 

Several local men lost theirlives at 

Passchendaeleand it was appropriate 

then,asitwas earlier this month, to 

acknowledge theirsacrifice. 

As well as communitycelebrations,I 

attendedthe Local Government New 

Zealand mayoral forums, which was a 

chance to meet mayors fromaround the 

country and withGovernment ministers to 

discuss araft of issues, such as water 

reform, climatechange, roading and 

transport. 

This was agreat leadin to amore local 

Cause of coastal blaze remains unknown 


The cause of arecentfire in 

the TuhaitaraCoastal Park 

remains unknown. 

The fire was initially 

believed to be causedbya 

lightning strike, but North 

Canterbury deputy principal 

rural fire officer Dale 

Wilhelm has ruledthat out. 

‘‘The causeofthe fireis 

unknown, but it was not 

related to the thunder storm 

in Christchurchasthe storm 

didn’treachthat far north.’’ 

Firefighters were alerted 

by a111 call at 2.55pm on 

Mondaylast week and fire 

crews remainedatthe park 

until 8.30pm.Acrew also 

returned to the park the next 

day and found two small 

hotspots that were 

extinguished. 

It occurred in sand dunes 

about 300m southofthe 

WoodendBeach Rd entrance 

to the beach. 

‘‘Access for firefighters was 

limitedtousing the beach, 

which made fighting the fire 

more difficult. The incoming 

tide was of concern as it 

furtherreduced the access to 

the site,’’Dale said. 

‘‘The Woodendbrigade and 

WaikukuVolunteer Rural 

Fire Force were the initial 

crews to arrive.They were 

then backed up by Pines 

Beach Volunteer Rural Fire 

Forcetohelp with fourwheeldriveaccessonthe 

beach.’’ 

Ahelicopter was initially 

used to surveythe site to learn 

the sizeofthe fire and what 

assets were underthreat. It 

was then set up with a 

monsoon bucket and used to 

knockdown the fire, makingit 

safe for firefighters to enter 

the forest to extinguish it. 

Greg Byrnes, general 

manager of Te Kohakao 

TuhaitaraTrust, which 

manages the park,said they 

were grateful to the fire 

crews. 

‘‘From the moment Fire 

and Emergencywere on site 

they had plans in place to 

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contain and fightthe fire,how 

to get watertothe site and air 

support at the scenewithin 10 

minutes. We are so grateful to 

the peoplewho put their 

community first. Most of the 

firefighterswere volunteers 

who rushed from work, school 

pickups,and home to get this 

fire undercontrol,’’ Greg said. 

There is ayearround fire 

ban in the park. However, 

Greg said it was important to 

remainvigilant and to call 

emergencyservices 

immediatelyifsmoke was 

seen in the park area. 

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fire, check out the North 

Canterbury News Facebook 

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mayoral and chief executiveforumwith 

the respectivemayorsand chiefexecutives 

from Christchurch, Selwyn and Hurunui, 

whichtakes these discussions fromahigh 

leveland starts turning thought to how we, 

as agroup, can address them locally. 

At the very locallevel(around the 

council chamber), councillors areworking 

well together. The portfolio structure is 

bedding in and our planning days looking 

at local issues areprogressing well. We’re 

awareofthe issues thatare coming and 

our need to address these appropriately. 

Isee my role as onewhereI,aswell as 

my fellow councillors,represent the views 

of the community and to do so Ibelieve it’s 

important that Ispend my time in and with 

the communitytoo. 

Iaminthe process of scheduling regular 

dropin clinics for each area and will 

advise details in duecourse. 

Therehave also been several other local 

events I’ve attended. 

Ahighlight wasmeeting Prince Charles 

and the Duchess of Cornwall during their 

visittothe Tuahiwi Marae. In the 

conversation Ihad with them Iextended 

my thanks to them both for making the 

time to visit.Ifoundthem genuinely 

interested in our area. Ishould like to 

acknowledge the invitationextended by Te 

Ngai TuahuririRunangatoattend. 

Over the nextfew weeks we have several 

Christmas parades and other community 

events. Ihope to see you there. 

Doocey to stand 

Waimakariri MP Matt Doocey will be 

standing for the Waimakariri 

electorate in the 2020 general 

election. 

He said he made the decision after 

discussing it with his wife, Viki. 

‘‘As the local MP it is an honour and 

aprivilege to serve all in the 

Waimakariri to the best of my 

abilities,’’ Mr Doocey says. 

Mr Doocey was elected as MP for 

Waimakariri in the 2014 general 

election. He was reelected in 2017 

with an increased majority. He held 

the seat in 2014 with a2500 majority, 

which increased to more than 10,000 

in 2017. 

Viki teaches children to swim at 

both the Rangiora and Kaiapoi 

Aquatic Centres. His two children 

attend schools in Waimakariri. 

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Mouth 

6:58pm 2.4 12:53pm 0.4 7:52pm 2.3 1:45pm 0.4 8:45pm 2.3 2:35pm 0.5 9:37pm 2.2 3:25pm 0.5 10:27pm 2.2 4:16pm 0.6 11:15pm 2.1 5:06pm 0.6 

5:56pm 0.7 

Amberley 6:38am 2.6 12:20am 0.3 7:31am 2.5 1:12am 0.4 8:22am 2.5 2:03am 0.4 9:12am 2.4 2:52am 0.5 10:01am 2.3 3:41am 0.6 10:49am 2.3 4:30am 0.6 11:37am 2.2 5:19am 0.7 

Beach 

6:58pm 2.4 12:53pm 0.4 7:52pm 2.3 1:45pm 0.4 8:45pm 2.3 2:35pm 0.5 9:37pm 2.2 3:25pm 0.5 10:27pm 2.2 4:16pm 0.6 11:15pm 2.1 5:06pm 0.6 

5:56pm 0.7 

6:47am 2.6 12:29am 0.3 7:40am 2.5 1:21am 0.4 8:31am 2.5 2:12am 0.4 9:21am 2.4 3:01am 0.5 10:10am 2.3 3:50am 0.6 10:58am 2.3 4:39am 0.6 11:46am 2.2 5:28am 0.7 

Motunau 7:07pm 2.4 1:02pm 0.4 8:01pm 2.3 1:54pm 0.4 8:54pm 2.3 2:44pm 0.5 9:46pm 2.2 3:34pm 0.5 10:36pm 2.2 4:25pm 0.6 11:24pm 2.1 5:15pm 0.6 

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6:49am 2.6 12:31am 0.3 7:42am 2.5 1:23am 0.4 8:33am 2.5 2:14am 0.4 9:23am 2.4 3:03am 0.5 10:12am 2.3 3:52am 0.6 11:00am 2.3 4:41am 0.6 11:48am 2.2 5:30am 0.7 

Gore Bay 7:09pm 2.4 1:04pm 0.4 8:03pm 2.3 1:56pm 0.4 8:56pm 2.3 2:46pm 0.5 9:48pm 2.2 3:36pm 0.5 10:38pm 2.2 4:27pm 0.6 11:26pm 2.1 5:17pm 0.6 

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6:43am 2.0 12:23am 0.3 7:37am 1.9 1:17am 0.3 8:29am 1.9 2:10am 0.4 9:20am 1.9 3:01am 0.4 10:10am 1.8 3:51am 0.4 10:59am 1.8 4:40am 0.5 11:47am 1.7 5:28am 0.5 

Kaikoura 7:08pm 1.8 1:00pm 0.3 8:02pm 1.8 1:55pm 0.3 8:55pm 1.7 2:48pm 0.4 9:46pm 1.7 3:40pm 0.4 10:36pm 1.7 4:30pm 0.5 11:24pm 1.6 5:19pm 0.5 

6:06pm 0.5 

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New Zealand Transport 

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areaispart of public 

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former residential 

red zone, including 

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Overseasawardfor 

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The WaimakaririDistrictCouncil’s red 

zonerecovery hasreceived international 

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The council’s draft Waimakariri 

Residential Red Zone Recovery Plan was 

recently named overall winner in the 2019 

Commonwealth AssociationofPlanners 

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Achievementinthe Commonwealth. 

It is the second consecutive year New 

Zealand planners have won at the awards, 

which acknowledge the crucial role the 

industry holds in developing sustainable 

and resilient communities. 

The awards attracted entries from 

throughout theCommonwealth, including 

Ghana, Canada,Australia, Sierra Leone, 

British Virgin Islands, Dominica, St Lucia, 

Malaysia,Sri Lanka and Tanzania. 

Three of the final 10 shortlistedprojects 

werebyNew Zealand planners. 

Waimakariri’s winning project focused 

on regeneratingthe district’sworstaffected 

areas in Kaiapoiand The Pines 

and Kairaki Beach communities following 

the 2010 and 2011 Canterbury 

earthquakes. The quakes resulted in 

nearly 100 hectares of residential land 

being redzoned andmore than 1000 

homes demolished. 

Extensivecommunity consultationwas 

coretothe plan’s development, resulting 

in strong public interest and participation. 

People of all generations, cultures and 

lifestylesvoiced their support, whilealso 

putting forwardnew ideasand alternative 

landuse options. 

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New ZealandPlanning Institute chief 

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internationalrecognition.’’ 

Waimakariri District Councilstrategy 

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Markham says the award reflects not only 

the technical planning work that took 

place following the earthquakes. 

It also acknowledges the efforts made by 

planners to genuinely collaboratewith the 

community in determiningthe future 

pattern of land uses in an area devastated 

by disaster. 

‘‘We are thrilled to be recognisedbyCAP 

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planning that took place, but importantly 

the ongoing regeneration of Waimakariri’s 

worstaffected communities led by the 

council over recent years.’’ 

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Lisa makes her mark across Tasman 

By RACHEL MACDONALD 

NorthCanterbury’s Lisa Verheul 

can ride. In the saddle, she is 

lighthanded, fast and accurate, 

and her new competition results 

from Australia are testamentto 

that. 

She was lucky enoughtospend 

six weeks earlierthis year with 

southern NewSouth Wales 

Western ridinglegendPhil Webb 

and his wife, Dawn. 

She has now justgot home 

from another stintwith the 

couple, where she competed in 

her firsttwo AustralianNational 

Rein Cow HorseAssociation 

showsonafouryearoldmare 

belonging to Phil and Dawn, 

called Miss Pink.The paircame 

away with two first places and a 

second, and ahunger for more. 

‘‘These are practical farm 

skills basedonthe traditional 

working partnership between 

horseand rider,’’ explains Lisa, 

who runsLisa Vee Performance 

Horses. ‘‘However, the art of cowhorseriding 

diedout in New 

Zealand and Australia in the late 

‘70s and early ‘80s. It'snow 

making something of acomeback, 

both in the US —whereit 

originated—and in Australia.’’ 

Phil explains further. 

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herd of 9000cattle on amassive 

station in the Northern 

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cut certain animalsout for the 

vet, for example,you'vereally got 

to know what you're doing.You 

need ahorse and riderwho can 

get the job done, and that'swhere 

the reincow horsecompetition 

classes come from.’’ 

In Lisa's first show, in centralwest 

New SouthWales’ Guerie, 

she came up against38other 

competitors. Neither she nor the 

younghorse had competed in 

rein cow horse classes before. 

‘‘First,you ride adry pattern, 

whichiskind of the Western 

version of dressage. It's aset 

series of manoeuvres designed to 

show the horse's versatility and 

speed,'' she says. 

‘‘Then, theyintroduceacow 

and you havetouse the horse to 

control it, taking it down the 

fencelineand turning it right and 

left.It's very fast ...and things 

can alsogowrong for the rider 

very fast.'' 

‘‘Sheworked so hardfor those 

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‘‘Every day,we'd go through all 

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‘‘Andthe rider needs to be able 

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response patterns accurately 

enough to keepthemselves, and 

the animals, safe.’’ 

The dream is nowtobring cow 

horsereining to the SouthIsland, 

and to that end Phil and Dawn 

spentlast weekend holding a 

soldout clinic at her base in 

Okuku. 

‘‘I'dlove to get the sport offthe 

ground in Canterbury,but you 

need the clinicianstoeducate 

the riders,and that's what this 

weekendwas allabout,’’Lisa 

says. 

‘‘Theriding spots sold out fast, 

and we also had lots of people 

watching from the railings. If the 

interest continues to build like 

this,itwould be great to bring 

trainers over from the US to hold 

clinics too.’’ 

And what did Philand Dawn 

think? 

‘‘This has beenour first timein 

the South Island andit's been an 

unbelievableexperience. We'll 

be back.’’ 

As for Lisa, she is going to focus 

on her ownhorsesand breeding 

business through the summer, 

and despite the nerves and 

performanceanxiety on the day, 

is looking to compete overthe 

ditch again nextyear.And 

maybe, sometime in the future, 

she willbereadytotake on the 

competition in the US. 

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Treasure Island comes to life 


AmuriPlayers’ latest production, 

TreasureIsland,opens its fiveperformance 

season on 

Wednesday, December 4, at agala 

night. 

The pantomime is another 

production by Ben Crocker, who 

wrotelast year’s successful 

Cinderella.Itwill run until 

December 7. 

Favourite Treasure Island 

characters JimHawkins, Squire 

Trelawney, LongJohn Silver, and 

the Black Spot will all feature at 

the Memorial Hall in the family 

show,whichincludes wellknown 

songs, dancing and plenty of 

audienceparticipation. 

The cast of 40 from Rotherham, 

Culverden and Hanmer Springs 

have been rehearsingsince 

Septemberunderthe directionof 

Graham Frith, and musical 

directors Ros Kelly and Alex 

Adamson. 

The show will be performedat 

7.30pm on openingnight, followed 

by aseniorsspecial show on 

Thursday night, where a$5saving 

can be made on the adult price. 

Therewill be evening shows on 

Friday, December6,and 

Saturday, December 7, with a2pm 

matinee, alsoonSaturday. 

Supper, drinks and 

confectionery are available 

during intermission as a 

Hanmer PrimaryHome and 

School Association fundraiser. 

Tickets are available from 

Ula,HanmerSprings; Red Post 

Cafe, Culverden; andWaiau 

Hardware. Tickets are $25for 

adults, $10 for children, and $20 

for seniors with the Thursday 

special. 

Trees 

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Ardern has gifted 10 

native trees to Prince 

Charles and his wife 

Camilla, the Duchess of 

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Santa photos in aKombi Vanwill be happening beside the Brew Moon Brewing Company. 

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High Street abuzz as Rangiora 

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Aquestion of balance ... Popular busker 

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Quite amouthful ... Rollicking Entertainment performing artist 

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Fryup ... Volunteers Beckie Reid and Benji Dodd, both from 

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Dinner on the lawn ... MaryAnne Keith, from Christchurch, with her granddaughters, Georgia Parker, aged 3, 

left, and Ruby Parker, aged 7, of Woodend. 

Faerie bubbles ... Florabelle, from Beyond The Faerie Tree, blows bubbles in Conway 

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Magical ... Beyond the Faerie Tree faeries Petal, left, and 

Florabelle in Conway Lane. 

Sweet as ... Maree Tippett, of Oxford, owner of Love 

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Making music ... Natural Magic Pirate Ukelele Band 

skiffle playerJames Warren, of Pegasus, before the band’s 

performance. 

Full voice ... DangerBaby vocalist Duane Norman performs outside the 

Waimakariri District Council service centre. 

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Waimakariri Events 

12 

DEC EVENTS 

1st Santa’s Grotto 

10am-8pm, Ashgrove 

School Hall, Seddon Street. 

Christmas decorations and 

displays, an interactive kid 

play area and photos with 

Santa available on site. $3 

entry, babies are free. 

1st Bridge to Bridge 

Mountain Bike Race 

Waimakariri Gorge Bridge. 

Visit our website for times 

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for everybody. 

1st Mandeville Craft 

Festival 10am-3pm, 

Mandeville Sports Club, 

431 Mandeville Road. 

Featuring awide range of 

top-quality arts and crafts 

stalls, food marquees, live 

music and plenty of free 

parking. $5per adult, kids 

free. 

1st St Bartholomew’s 

Church Christmas 

Pageant 

10am, St Bartholomew’s 

Church, 23 Cass St, Kaiapoi. 

All children and families 

welcome to participate as 

angels or shepherdsinour 

Christmas pageant. Come 

along to sing carols and enjoy 

a fun pageant for all. 

6th Oxford A&P 

Association Annual 

Velvet Competition 

7pm, Oxford Workingmen’s 

Club, High Street, Oxford. 

Display and competition of 

the best heads ofvelvet –red, 

wapiti and elk. All welcome to 

attend. 

7th Woodford Glen 

Saloon &Stockcar 

Champs 

6.30pm, 39 Doubledays 

Road, Kaiapoi. Woodford 

Glen Speedway promises to 

deliver another evening of 

speedway thrills and spills for 

the whole family to enjoy! 

7th Kaiapoi Christmas 

Carnival &Santa 

Parade 

9am-4.30pm, Williams 

Street, Kaiapoi. 

Kaiapoi Community 

Market 9am-12.30pm. 

Santa Parade 1.30pm. 

Kaiapoi Carnival 10am - 

4.30pm 

8th Canterburyry Half 

Marathon 

8.30am-12.30pm, Pegasus 

Town. This beautiful lake and 

town setting will host the 

Canterbury Half Marathon 

and 9km Run and Walk. There 

will be awalking section in 

both the half marathon and 

9km, and ahybrid in the 

half marathon. Visit www. 

visitwaimakariri.co.nz for all 

details. 

8th Ice Breaker Dragon 

Boat Race 

9am- 4pm, Pegasus Lake. 

Afun day of racing dragon 

boats over 200 and 500 metre 

distances including a1km 

turns race. Agreat day for the 

whole family. 

8th Rangiora Toyota 

Santa Parade / 

Christmas Party In 

The Park 

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Rangiora’s Victoria Park 

from 12pm-6pm. 

Rangiora Toyota Santa 

Parade High Street 2pm. 

8th Guy Williams 

“Some Places” 2019 Tour 

7pm-8pm, Rangiora 

Town Hall. Agreat hour of 

comedy. Tickets available 

 

can.” $10.00 - $43.00. 

 

15th The Oxman 

7am –3pm, South Eyre Road. 

An endurance festival with 

long and short course options 

for triathlon and duathlon. All 

events can be completed as 

ateam or individual. www. 

oxman.co.nz 

15th Rangiora Christmas 

Market &Boot Sale 

10am -2pm, Rangiora A& 

PShowgrounds. Agreat 

selection of stalls as well 

as aboot sale -perfect for 

Christmas shopping and 

bargain hunting all at once. 

15th Oxford 

Christmas Parade 

Starts 12.30pm, Burnett 

St, Oxford. Food 

caravan along with free 

bouncy castle &face 

painting. 

17th –24th Oxford 

Christmas Wonderland 

Oxford Town Hall. 

Afestive Christmas display 

with visits from Santa! A 

great event for the whole 

family. Gold coin donation 

for entry. For all further 

information including hours 

visit www.visitwaimakarirri. 

co.nz/events 

22nd Rangiora At the 

Races 10am, Rangiora 

Racecourse, Lehmans Road, 

Rangiora. Celebrate the year 

and celebrate the season 

with Christmas atthe Races! 

An action-packed day of 

entertainment including 

food, drink, music and racing 

action. Visit www.theraces. 

co.nz for ticket pricing and 

information. 

24th Oxford Christmas 

Carols in the Park 

7pm –9pm, Pearson Park 

Village Green, Main Street, 

Oxford. Agood old-fashioned 

family Christmas sing-a-long. 

24th Sefton Christmas 

Harvest Market 

9am-1pm, 783 Marshmans 

Road, Sefton, North 

Canterbury. Aunique 

Christmas Eve farmers market 

held on location where you can 

get your hands dirty digging 

your own new potatoes and 

picking fresh peas. 

26th Woodford Glen 

Print Wise Ramp Race 

Demolition Derby 

&Remembrance 

Championship. 

6pm, 39 Doubledays Road, 

Kaiapoi. An exciting evening 

 

extravaganza, Boxing Day 

Ramp Race Derby, Mainland 

Stockcar champs and more! 

31st New Years Eve 

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6pm –1am, 29Huntington 

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Some extra Christmas 

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festive season 

Kaiapoi Farmers Market 

7th, 14th, 21st, 28th | 

Oxford Farmers Market 

1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th 

| Oxford Craft Market 

1st | Rangiora Sunday 

Market 8th, 22nd | Ohoka 

Christmas Farmers 

Market 13th, 20th | 

CELEBRATE 

Christmas 

Experience the ambience and atmosphere 

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Arelaxed family day out with great food, 

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Plenty of special guests for annual parade 

By DAVID HILL 

Santa Claus is not the only 

special guest in Kaiapoi next 

month. 

Ronald McDonald is set to 

make his first appearance at 

the Kaiapoi Carnival and Santa 

Parade on Saturday, December 

7. 

He will join old favourites 

including Darth Vader and the 

Disney princesses, ‘‘who will be 

alot more interactive at both 

the carnival and the market, 

and will be available to take 

photos’’, Kaiapoi Promotions 

Association project manager 

Martyn Cook says. 

He says the event will be at 

the same venue, with the same 

format as last year. 

‘‘This is my second year 

running the event and there’s 

no question last year was a 

success, but there’s always 

room for improvement.’’ 

The day’s activities will get 

under way at 9am with the 

community street market, 

which is sponsored by the 

association, filling up fast. 

Community groups are 

advised to get in quickly if they 

want to have astall. 

The street will feature local 

community groups and 

businesses, giving local 

families and visitors the 

opportunity to see what they’re 

about. It will run until 12.30pm. 

The race will then be on the 

clear the main street before the 

Santa parade, which starts at 

1.30pm. 

The Lion Foundation 

Kaiapoi Carnival will then 

return for asecond year as a 

oneday event, based on former 

redzoned land between Hilton 

Street, opposite the Kaiapoi 

Countdown Supermarket, and 

Raven Quay. 

The carnival starts at 10am, 

with live performances on the 

community stage from popular 

local band Assembly 

Required. 

‘‘There will be carnival stalls 

we haven’t seen in the district 

before. 

‘‘Tracy (Inwood) does an 

amazing job of tracking down 

these stallholders,’’ Mr Cook 

says. 

‘‘The carnival is packed, 

which is ameasure of the 

popularity of the event.’’ 

There will also be afree 

family fun zone, sponsored by 

Misco Joinery, with activities 

for all ages, and a‘‘chill zone’’ 

(outdoor living room). 

The ‘‘Show and Shine’’ car 

show, sponsored by Kaiapoi 

Alignment &Tyres, will allow 

people to show off their 

vehicles. To enter, donate agift 

under the Christmas tree at the 

carnival. 

The carnival runs until 

4.30pm. It is sure to be abig 

family day out as families gear 

up for the festive season. 

Mr Cook says he has been 

pleased with the response from 

the community in recent weeks 

as the event approaches. 

But finding sponsorship and 

fundraising has been 

‘‘exceptionally hard’’ this year, 

after the event made asmall 

Disney royalty ... The Disney princesses are always popular with the children. They will be returning for this 

year’s Kaiapoi Santa parade. 

PHOTOS: FILE 

surplus in 2018. 

He says the success of the 

event has assisted the 

association’s conversations 

with the Waimakariri District 

Council for remedial work to 

the carnival site to be included 

in next year’s annual plan. 

In heavy rain, the site is 

prone to flooding. 

‘‘We are hopeful that some 

improvement will be made to 

the land, so going forward the 

site will be much more usable 

in future for general use.’’ 

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Santa prepares for Kaiapoi visit 

Santa Claus is preparing for 

his annual return to Kaiapoi 

as yuletide preparations 

ramp up. 

The jolly man in the red suit 

will be back in the rivertown 

on Saturday, December 7, for 

the annualChristmas 

Carnival and Santa Parade. 

The McDonald’s Kaiapoi 

Santa Parade is an event not 

to be missed. It starts at 

1.30pmfrom the corner of 

Black Streetand Raven Quay. 

The parade routetravels 

east along Raven Quay, then 

south alongWilliams Street 

beforeturningleft into Hilton 

Street, where the floats will 

remainondisplayatthe 

Kaiapoi Carnival. 

Kaiapoi Promotions 

Association projectmanager 

MartynCook says more than 

60 floatshave been entered so 

far parade, matching last 

year’s64floats. 

This year the people’s 

choiceaward for the best float 

in the parade is being 

sponsored by the Waimak 

App. 

Mr Cook says visitors to the 

paradeare encouraged to 

vote, with instructions in the 

event guide. 

Prizesof$250 for abusiness 

float and $500 for the best 

nonprofit or charityfloat are 

up for grabs. 

Ho, ho, ho ... Santa Claus 

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last year’s Kaiapoi Santa Parade. 

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Stocking the pantry ... Kaiapoi Community Support volunteers Gabby Barlow, left, and 

Esther Skinner stock up the Kaiapoi community pantry. 

PHOTO: SUPPLIED 

Trust reaches out 

to families in need 

By DAVID HILL 

Support is available for Kaiapoi families 

thisfestive season. 

Kaiapoi Community Support(KCS) 

expects to providesupport to asimilar 

number of local families in theleadup 

to thisChristmas as lastyear. 

TeamleaderNicki Carter saysthe 

annualChristmas giving programmeis 

well underway.Itincludes Toot for 

Tucker, collecting Christmas presents 

and the annual Christmasraffle. 

‘‘Last yearwecatered for 130families 

in Kaiapoi and wewillprobablybe 

catering for aboutthe samethis year. 

‘‘OurChristmasgivingprogrammeis 

about ensuring allfamilies in the 

community cancelebrate Christmas in a 

waythat is deservingofthe festive 

season.’’ 

She saysthe Toot forTucker food 

drive on Tuesday, whichsupportsfood 

banks across thedistrict, will givethe 

Kaiapoi community pantry ahugeboost 

beforethe pressure comes on. 

‘‘KCSisleading Toot for Tucker in 

Kaiapoi, so peopleneed to be awareof 

it; that therewill be carsgoing around 

tooting. 

‘‘Andifasmanypeople as possible 

could putasidesomefood it will makea 

big difference. 

‘‘Toot for Tuckerissuchafabulous 

initiativeand it gets us throughthe 

Christmas periodand alsosupportsthe 

RangioraSalvationArmy andOxford 

Community Trust, and Iwould liketo 

thank Bev Wrightfor all the work she 

does.’’ 

Nicki says staplefood itemsand 

Christmas treats are needed to fillthe 

KCSChristmas packs. 

Fooddonations canalsobedropped 

off at KCS,which is basedinthe Kaiapoi 

Community Centre in Sewell Street. 

‘‘Ourcommunity pantry is alwaysafter 

donationsof food andmoney and we 

would like to say abig thankyou to our 

community of Kaiapoiwho supportus, 

andespeciallytoSatisfy Food Rescue 

for theamount of perishable foodthat 

❛Toot for Tucker is such a 

fabulous initiative and it gets us 

through the Christmas 

period.❜ 

—Nicki Carter 

they give us on adaily basis,’’ Nicki says. 

‘‘Withoutthemthe foodparcels 

wouldn’t be as wellrounded. 

‘‘We’vestruggled to keepupwith the 

demand this year, butthe generosity of 

thecommunityiswhatkeeps us going.’’ 

Christmaspresentsfor all ages, from 

babiestothe elderly,are also neededto 

filltheChristmas packs. 

New, unwrappedgiftscan be left 

underthe Christmas treesupuntil 

ChristmasEve at KaiapoiNew World, 

WestpacinRangiora and Kaiapoi, 

Kaiapoilibrary,Rangiora PAK’n’SAVE 

andthe KCSoffice. 

‘‘Weare looking for newgifts,not 

secondhand, andpreferably not 

wrapped,tomakeiteasier for 

volunteers to checkthembefore 

allocating them to thefamilies,’’Nicki 

says. 

Shesays ticketsare on sale forthe 

annual KCSChristmas raffleat Kaiapoi 

New WorldandCountdown, andthere 

will be aKCS stallatthe Kaiapoi 

Carnival, with theproceedsgoingtothe 

communitypantry. 

‘‘Ifanybody in theKaiapoi area is in 

need of presents at Christmas,they can 

popinand see us and getyour nameon 

thelist.’’ 

While KCSsupportsfamiliesinthe 

Kaiapoiarea, itsparent body,the 

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Trust,isavailabletosupportfamilies 

acrossthe Waimakaririand Hurunui 

districts. 

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Lunch delivers food, friendship 

By DAVID HILL 

29 

Septic Tanks, Blocked drains, Drainlaying. 

Consultancy services 

Christmas Day cheer will return to 

Kaiapoi next month. 

Tickets are on sale for the annual 

Waimakariri Community Christmas Lunch 

at the Kaiapoi Rugby Club on December 

25 from 11.30am. 

Having previously been hostedbythe 

Rangiora Anglican Church,the 

Waimakariri CommunityChristmas Lunch 

was reestablishedinKaiapoiin2010 as an 

earthquake response. 

For the first three years it was managed 

by Kaiapoi Community Support,with 

ReflectionsCommunity Trust taking over 

in 2014. 

The lunch,held on Christmas Day at the 

KaiapoiRugby Club roomsinSmith 

Street, is an opportunity to provide for 

people who do not have anyone to share 

Christmas with, or anywhere to spend 

Christmas,coordinator Tiana Wills says. 

‘‘Ourtarget group are socially isolated 

people, elderly people who are on their 

own, families who struggle with their own 

family gatherings, and evenmigrant 

workers who now reside in ourcommunity 

to specifically assist with the rebuild, who 

may be on their own at Christmas.’’ 

The venue and the services of the chef, 

Nelson Chingfrom Who’s theCaterer, are 

providedatno cost. 

Tickets are on sale at the Waimakariri 

iSite in Kaiapoi for $22 for adults, to cover 

the cost of the food, with children aged 14 

and underdining free, thanks to the 

support of MainPower. 

Doorswill open around 11.30am,with 

lunchserved at 12, followed by dessert, 

Christmas cakeand alolly scramble. 

Santawill also be in attendance to hand 

out presents to the children beforethe 

eventends at 2.30pm. 

‘‘On Christmas Day,neighbours have 

Helping out ... Waimakariri MP Matt 

Doocey on serving duties at aprevious 

Waimakariri Community Christmas Lunch. 

Companionship and support ... People enjoy some Christmas cheer at aprevious 

Waimakariri Community Christmas Lunch at the Kaiapoi Rugby Club Rooms. 

gone away, social clubs have takena 

break, coffeeshops and librariesare 

closed,and publictransport is minimal,’’ 

Tiana says. 

The event allows those attending to have 

agood time, to share, make new friends, or 

meet up with old friends. 

‘‘As aresult, noone attending the lunch 

will feellonely on this special day,’’ she 

says. 

‘‘Our team of volunteers will provide 

food andfriendship in acheerful and 

convivialatmosphere.’’ 

Tiana says the media buildup to 

Christmas Day often portraysfamilies and 

friends enjoying food and companionship, 

but may not show thosewho ‘‘feel more 

isolated than ever’’. 

‘‘There is still astigma associated with 

admittingtobeinglonely. 

‘‘On Christmas Day, when other options 

are limited, the Waimakariri Community 

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specific socialneed, opendoors and have 

conversations which may offer the chance 

to identify longerterm requirementsthat 

can be met during the yearbyconnecting 

these people to outside services.’’ 

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Canine visitors ... Department of Conservation dog handler Angela Newport introduces 

her dogs Cody and Macca to the Kakapo Year 5class at Loburn School. 


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Department of Conservation dog handler 

AngelaNewport and her conservation 

dogs Cody and Maccawere special guests 

at Loburn School recently. 

The visit was partofthe prize for a 

national ‘‘Protect and Sketch’’ 

Conservation Week competition run by 

the Fanimals television showin 

partnershipwith Kiwibankand the 

department. 

The competition was won by two 

LoburnSchool pupils, brother and sister 

Josh and Jess Fahey. 

Angela tookCody and Maccainto the 

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the pupils and explainthe work they do. 

Maccaalso gave ademonstration in the 

school grounds, showing how he locates 

stoats, ferretsand weasels for Angela 

during their work together. 

The pests were introduced into New 

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Fund distributes $30,000 

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Thirty North Canterbury schools and 

charitable organisations have been 

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MainPowerCommunity Fund. 

The North Canterburyelectricity 

distributor has been runningthe 

contestable fund since 2015. 

Chiefexecutive Andy Lester saysheis 

pleased with how the fundhas evolved. 

This year, funding rose $10,000to 

$30,000 duetothe popularity of the fund. 

Communitygroups willreceive$20,000, 

with the remaining $10,000 going to 

school projects. 

The money will be put towards awide 

rangeofcommunity activities. ``Whether 

the funding is goingtowards giving kids 

the chance to learnaboutthe 

environment, or supporting the region’s 

most vulnerable, the key thing is thatall 

of the recipients are doing greatthings for 

NorthCanterbury.’’ 

9, also included aVIP tour of the 

Fanimals studio where they met the 

show’s presenters, Stacey Tremain and 

Jess Quilter. 

Hundreds of entries were received for 

the nationwidecompetition, which 

invited schoolage children to sketch 

theirfavourite species and listways in 

whichthe publiccan protect them. 

Jess drewafantail (piwakawaka) and 

Josh drewaharrier hawk (kahu). 

Theirentries stood out to the Fanimals 

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‘‘It was cleartosee that alot of time 

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birdsand then colouring them in with 

lots of different shadesand pencil 

strokes,’’Jess Quiltersaid.‘‘Their ideas 

for protectingour native species were 

really well thoughtout too.’’ 

Jess mentioned using cat collars and 

cat bells as akey way of keeping our 

native birds safe fromone of their key 

predators, and Josh wrote about the need 

to keep dogs on leads and to only take 

them to dogapproved areas. 

The 2019recipientsare: 

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Community Wellbeing North Canterbury 

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RangioraSunday Market 

Only two marketdays remain 

untilChristmas —Sunday, 

December 8, and Sunday, 

December 22. Both markets 

will have aChristmasfeel. 

They are staged in the Blake 

Street car parkfrom 9am to 

2pm. Lots of greatbargains are 

available, including bikes, 

clothing,plants,tools, toys, 

puzzles, books, Christmas 

wreaths, pet accessories and 

household items.And for the 

children, Thomasand friends 

will be in action in the model 

railway clubroomsnext door. 

All are welcome.Free entry to 

the market. 

Recycled Clothing 

Recycled clothing is available 

at 7River Road, Rangiora. 

Hoursare from 10am to 2pm, 

Monday to Friday. There is a 

sale from December 2to13. 

Children’s clothes 50 cents, 

adults $1 to $5. Cash only.Itis 

closed from December 16. It 

will reopenonFebruary 2. 

Market and bootstall 

The Rangiora Christmas 

Market and Boot Sale willbe 

held on Sunday,December 15, 

from 10am to 2pm, at the 

Rangiora A&PShowgrounds. 

Agreat selection of stalls will 

be trading, as well as those 

holding aboot sale. Perfect for 

Christmas shopping. 

Santa’s grotto 

The Ashgrove School hall in 

Seddon Street will be hometo 

Santa’s Grottothis Sunday, 

from 10am to 8pm. As well as 

decorations and displays, there 

will be akids’ playarea, and 

photos with Santa are available.Entry 

is $3, babies free. 

St John area committees merge 


Three St John area committees in 

North Canterburyhave mergedto 

form the new Waimakariri Area 

Committee. 

The new committeerolls 

together the Kaiapoi and Cust/ 

Oxfordarea committees, together 

with the Rangiora committee, 

which encompassesAmberley. 

The Amberley Area Committee 

mergedwith Rangiora over 20 

years agoand became apart of 

the wider Rangiora St John 

community. 

‘‘The (merger)process has been 

drivenbythe areacommittee 

members,’’ St JohnWaimakariri 

Area executive officer Kimberley 

Barr says. 

It is still in the transitional 

stage,but is abig steptowards 

new ways of working. Kimberley 

says area committees are being 

encouraged nationally to explore 

waystostreamline services, 

improve efficiency and make 

better use of funding. 

Although the Rangiora, 

Amberley, Kaiapoi and Cust/ 

Oxford Area Committees have 

always workedcollaboratively,it 

is hopedthe new committeewill 

deliver greater fluidity working as 

one big area. 

‘‘Wewill be in abetter position 

to support the widercommunity 

whenworkingtogether as one 

team,’’Kimberley says. 

Akey part of the new 

committee’srole is to ensure that 

eacharea retainsservices, 

utilities and donations. 

‘‘Nothing essentially will 

change for those keyareas. 

‘‘Weare still here to support the 

health and wellbeing of the 

community.The community is 

justbigger,’’ Kimberley explains. 

Committee revamp... St John Ambulance's Waimakariri Area Committee 

area executive officer Kimberley Barr with first responder, operations support, 

Dave Atkinson, at the Rangiora St John Ambulancebase. 


Fantail photograph wins 

Sandra Fleet’s Fantail in Flight was 

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ChampionImage Overall: Fantailin 

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Best in Grades: AGrade: Fantailin 

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Anne Lambe, GrahamDean, Cathy 

Price. 

BGrade: Marilyn Holgate(2), Marie 

Walker,Arthur Linnell, Julie 

McLean.Cgrade: Nick Hampson, 

TabithaAndrews. 

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Champion Image: My 2019 Clock , 

Nick Hampson. Best in Grades: A 

Grade: Untitled,DavidWoodcock. B 

Grade: Making Honey,Catherine 

Dalton.CGrade: My 2019 Clock,Nick 

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Rangiora Bridge Club 

ShowWeekend Open: North/South: 

Tom Rose/Rona Maslowski 1, 

Colleen Adam/Joan Lloyd 2, Des 

Steere/Veronica Hall 3. East/West: 

Ken Johns/JackLyon 1, Joyce Gray/ 

Kareen McKay2,FredaJohnston/ 

Virgina Ffitch 3. 

RimuPairs: N/SDave Putt/Jack 

Lyon1,Dave Tocker/Sue McIlroy 2, 

Robin Hassall/Dawn Simpson 3. 

E/W: Joy Scott/Kareen McKay 1, 

Bunty Marshall/Kevin Kuch2,Geoff 

Swailes/RichardLuisetti 3. 

Premier Pairs: N/SDave Putt/Peter 

Van Leeuwen 1, Judy Bruerton/Sue 

Solomons 2, Tom Rose/Rona 

Maslowski 3. E/W: MikeSmall/Mary 

Small1,FernMcRae/David McRae 

2, Liz Partridge/Jeanette Joyce 3. 

Rangiora GolfClub 

Nine hole stableford: Ladies:Lynn 

Muir 25, 1; Hilary Lakeman 24, 2; 

Frances McDowell18(c/b), 3. 

Men: Hudson Deane 23, 1; Dennis 

Brook21, 2; Howard Thomas 21, 3. 

Midweek men,Par: DesMcKenzie 

+5, 1; Peter van Hout +4, 2; Dave 

Taylor +4, 3. 

Weekend men —Lane Cup 

Stableford: Div 1: Chris Peters 39, 1; 

Murray Aitken38, 2; Maurice 

McNally 37(c/b), 3. 

Div 2: Jim Robinson 44 (winner of 

Lane Cup); KieranMcGoverin 41, 

runner up;Trevor Jones 40, 3. 

Revival ... Fundraising has begun to replace the tired bowling green at Hanmer Springs. 

PHOTO: KERRYN CLARK. 

Push for artificial green 


The drive is on to build an allweather 

bowlinggreen in HanmerSprings. 

Agolftournament is plannedinthe 

new yeartotee off fundraisingefforts 

for thenew artificialgreen. 

The bowling club,which wentinto 

recess in 2007,has been revived and it 

is nowworkingtoraise $400,000 to 

replace thetiredbowling green next to 

the golf course. 

The tournamentisonThursday, 

January 7, and entries andsponsorship 

are beingsought. 

Bowlingclub organiser Janet 

Messervy says thebowlingclubwas 

oncepart of the HanmerSprings 

Country Club, incorporating both the 

golfand bowling clubs. 

Withthe QueenMary Hospital 

closure, many of the regular users of 

the club’s facilities left town and the 

clubfolded12yearsago. 

The bowling club willonce again 

share themodern golf clubbuilding, 

althoughthe two entitieswillremain 

separate financially. 

‘‘Weare so fortunatetohave such a 

wonderful clubroom,’’ Janetsays. 

She seesboth clubsbenefiting from 

the increased use of the building and 

its facilities, particularlyafter games. 

It will be aplacefor visitors to socialise 

after playing around of golf or agame 

of bowls, andfor corporate and 

community functions. 

Janet says teams of fourare welcome 

to enter thefundraisinggolf 

tournament at $30aplayer. 

There are alsosponsorship 

opportunities. Agoldsponsorship of 

$500gives freeentry to the tournament 

for fourplayers. 

Asilver sponsorship of $250 funds 

two players, while abronze 

sponsorship willgive abusinessthe 

opportunitytohavenamed 

sponsorship of hole. 

‘‘This is just alittle start toward 

raisingthe funds,’’ Janet says. 

It comes after ayearofseeking 

interest andsupport frombusinesses 

and thecommunity as to whether they 

would supportrevivingthe club. 

‘‘Wewanttosee this activity returned 

to HanmerSprings,’’ she says. 

The clubiskeentosee visitors, 

schoolsand locals all enjoy agame of 

bowls on anew green which willnot 

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It is hopedtointroducebarefoot 

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‘‘Inthe meantime,westill havearollup 

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By DAVID HILL 

Getting the mostout of spring lambs will 

be the focus of afield day at Hawarden 

next week. 

Beef and Lamb New Zealand willbe 

hosting afieldday at Double Tops, the 

Hawardenproperty of Dugald, Mandy 

and AndrewRutherford next 

Wednesday from 1.30pm,focusedon 

spring lambs, facilitator Dr Tom Fraser 

said. 

‘‘With the current and projected lamb 

prices lookingextremelypromising, any 

managementpractices that can be 

incorporated into the farm system to 

increase the slaughter weight of lambs 

available for sale adds significantly to 

the farm profit. 

‘‘With weaningapproaching and 

pasture qualitydeclining,anything that 

can be done to improvestockhealth 

over this period is extremely 

important.’’ 

NorthCanterbury VeterinaryClinics 

vet Ben Allott will be on handtodiscus 

options for minimising the effects of 

internalparasiteresistance, Dr Fraser 

says. 

‘‘Thedevelopment of drench 

resistance continues at an alarming 

pace,with tripleresistant parasitesin 

the North Island being diagnosedwith 

alarmingfrequency. South Island 

properties are unfortunately also 

following this trend. 

‘‘It is clear thatmany farms continue 

to take massive risks with poor 

quarantine programmesand many 

farmers don’tknow what drenches are 

effective or ineffective on their 

properties.’’ 

Dr Frasersays Ben will presentthe 

results of anumber of faecalegg count 

reduction tests fromlast year in North 

Canterbury. 

He says localfarmers will speak about 

the challenges of drench resistance, the 

attemptsatslowing the development of 

further issues, and the consequences of 

interventions on theirbusiness and 

productivity. 

‘‘These farmer forums have been a 

highlight of pastfield days and this will 

be agreat opportunity to discuss with 

otherfarmers the management systems 

they have in place to achieve high 

production. 

‘‘They will discusstheirexperiences 

relating to drenchtesting,providing 

refugia andreducing reliance on longacting 

treatments.’’ 

Therewill also be afarm tour,with an 

opportunity to discuss some pasture 

options to mitigate against the effects of 

internal parasites and drench 

resistance. 

Dr Fraserwill presentinformation 

from previous trial workonweaned 

lamb growthrates on variousforage 

types, when the lambs weredrenched 

with effectivedrenches comparedto 

lambsonthe sameforagesthat were 

infected withhigh numbersofparasite 

larvae. 

Beef and LambNew Zealand’sspring 

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Amberley 

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Rural Trust appreciation days 

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The North Canterbury Rural Support 

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Call for overhaul of key legislation 

The current messy legal framework around the management of our 

resources is amassive burden on people and the economy. Reform is 

essential, writes Rural Advocacy Network chairman Jamie McFadden. 

Whengovernment policy goeswrongitcan 

deliver disastrousconsequences. 

Suchisthe case with the government’s 

climatechange policies. 

North Canterbury is astronghold of 

agroforestry and there are many benefits 

to having exoticforestry integrated on 

farms. 

However,like the rural lobby group 50 

Shades of Green, we have major concerns 

about the government’s climatechange 

policies. 

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rural communities of ascalenot seen 

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before 1980. 

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The Hurunui District Landcare Group invites farmers and 

their families to aseries of community workshops 

Come along and share your ideas for our community’s future. 

Why come along? 

To talk about apotential community project that will benefit our environment, our community and our farm 

businesses. 

Farmers in other catchments, up and down the country are also talking about how this opportunity can benefit 

their environment, communities and farm businesses. 

Cheviot: 

Scargill: 

The One Billion Treesinitiative and 

Emissions TradingScheme (ETS) are 

heavily weighted in favour of pines over 

other trees,particularly natives. 

These policies fail to takeinto account 

the morechallenging and costly 

establishment regimerequiredfor native 

plantingsversus pines. 

Weeds and pests poseasignificant 

threattonative vegetationand evennative 

reversion is not easy, as excludingstock 

often leadstoanexplosion of weeds such 

as broom, gorse and blackberry. 

Without significantfunding and 

resources, largescale nativeplanting on 

hill country is impractical. 

Many farmers in North Canterbury 

plant poplar poles that deliver arange of 

benefits, including erosion control,stock 

shade and carbon sequestration.However, 

the illogicalOne Billion Trees criteria 

knock poplarsout as aviable funded 

optionand pines win again. 

Livestock farmers arefacing significant 

increasesincompliance costsand many 

are lookingatother options, including 

exiting farmingaltogether. Add in the 

revenue options of carbon farmingand the 

much easier compliance and reporting 

regime, andexotic forestry is increasingly 

attractive. 

Like the North Island hill country, 

farmers in Canterbury are being 

approached by forestryinterests looking 

for farms to buy. 

One only has to look at another 

agriculturedependentcountry, Ireland, 

where its OneBillion Treespolicyequivalent 

has led to largeareas of 

ecologically barren introduced conifer 

When and where? 

Tuesday 3 rd December, 4-6pm, 

Cheviot Hill Domain 

Wednesday 4 th December, 4-6pm, 

Scargill Domain 

What’s going tohappen? 

• Short introduction of the opportunity for our 

community 

• Local facilitators will lead our discussion 

• BBQ dinner and refreshments supplied. 

Childcare available –please contact Josh Brown 

RSVP essential for catering purposes –please contact Josh Brown 

Want to know more? 

Ring: Ben Ensor –027 566 8100 James Hoban –027 251 1986 

Dan Hodgen –027 458 8910 TomMaxwell –027 404 9082 

Henry Pickney –027 602 8752 

forest and concerns about wildlife 

extinction and the demiseofrural 

communities. 

We urge our Government to hit the 

pause buttononits climatechange and 

environmental policies and offer the 

following suggestions. 

In the 1970s and 1980svoluntary 

Or 

Jamie McFadden 

... ‘‘If the current 

policy direction 

continues, we will 

see changes to our 

landscapes and 

rural communities 

of ascale not seen 

since the land 

clearance subsidy 

days before 1980.’’ 

PHOTO: FILE 

catchment farm plans and QEII covenants 

resulted in many hill countryfarmers 

protectingextensive areas of native forest. 

Managing these areas for weedsand pests 

comes at aconsiderable cost to farmers 

while delivering many benefits. 

Continued Page 39 

Josh Brown –HDLG coordinator 

P: 027 774 7778 

E: josh@hurunuilandcaregroup.co.nz 

Look forward to seeing you there 

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RURAL LIFE 


Students get achance to show off their pets 

Localschoolchildrengot their chance 

to shineatCanterburyAgricultural 

Park last Thursday. 

Youngstersfrom central andNorth 

Canterburyschoolsgathered forthe 

CanterburyA&P Association’s annual 

Boys’and Girls’Agricultural Club Day. 

Theeventisheld the weekafterthe 

NewZealandAgricultural Show, at the 

same venue,toprovide an opportunity 

forchildrentoget ataste of showing. 

To qualify for the competition, 

entrantshad to have attended aschool 

petday within theirregion with their 

pets. 

PresidentChris Herbert, of Omihi in 

39 

Key policies around environment are flawed -McFadden 

From Page 38 

The irony is that,under the 

current Governmentpolicies, 

farmsthat havelost all native 

vegetation are paidsubsidiesand 

carbon credits to plant trees 

(including pines),while those 

proactiveinprotecting native 

forest get nothing. 

It is anational disgracethat 

farmers who haveprotected 

native forest, delivering 

biodiversity,freshwater, erosion, 

landscape and carbon 

sequestrationbenefitsover a 

long time, receivenorecognition 

and are burdened withthe most 

regulation. We fear that the 

impending National Policy 

Statement on Indigenous 

Biodiversity may deliver even 

more headachesfor our most 

conservationminded farmers. 

Thereisincreasing concern 

North Canterbury, was impressed with 

the number of entries. 

There were22entriesinthe senior 

lambs class, which he judged withhis 

wifeKatrina. 

There werealso13junior lambs, two 

goats, onepig andfivepoultry. 

For thesecond year running, there 

werenocalfentriesdue to the 

Mycoplasmabovis outbreak. 

Entriesare judged acrossthree 

sections:careand attention,leading 

and handling and project books. 

There werenoNorth Canterbury 

entrants among theday’s 

prizewinners. 

among farmers and 

conservationistsabout the 

exploding numbers of deerand 

spread of weedslike Old Man’s 

Beard, particularly from 

riverbeds. 

These pests are having amajor 

detrimental impact on existing 

native vegetation and native 

plantingstothe extent we are 

losing regeneratingnative forest. 

We believeitismuch more 

effectivetodirect One Billion 

Trees funding at protecting 

existing nativeforest rather than 

trying to establish alot of new 

native plantings,particularly in 

areas withweed and pest issues. 

Either way, amore coordinated 

nationwide action plan 

is urgently required for weeds 

and pests, and it must include 

Crown land. 

The new climate change 

policiesrepresentasignificant 

lostopportunity to helpfarmers 

protect our nativebiodiversity. 

Amuch fairersystem is 

required that rewards farmers 

fortheir pastconservation 

efforts.Options include an 

increaseinQEII Trust covenant 

funding and allowingpre1990 

nativeforesttobeincluded in the 

EmissionsTrading Scheme. 

There needs to be more 

flexibility andsupport for 

farmers who are preparedto 

increase planted buffers around 

streams andwetlandsorpursue 

novel solutions such as reestablishingtotara,matai 

and 

other podocarps in existing 

native vegetation. 

The currentfragmented 

Government approach to 

environmental policy has 

different legislation for 

freshwater, biodiversity,forestry, 

weeds and pests,and now 

climatechange. 

This leads to conflicts such as 

one farmplanting conifersunder 

the Emissions TradingScheme 

and One Billion Trees 

framework, while afarm nearby 

is removing the same conifer 

species under the pests 

legislation. 

Fifteenyears ago there was a 

huge outcry among 

environmentalistsand rural 

communities aboutthe impacts 

of forestry on landscapevalues 

and yet the government’spolicy 

settings are encouragingmassive 

landscape conversion to exotic 

forestry. 

We supportEnvironment 

Minister David Parker'srecent 

announcementofa 

comprehensive reviewofthe 

Resource ManagementAct. 

This needs to be wideranging 

and incorporate all other 

Getting down to detail 

... Canterbury A&P 

Association president 

Chris Herbert, of Omihi, 

and his wife, Katrina, 

judge Shelby the lamb 

entered by Samara Van 

Wyk, aged 11, of Cust 

School. PHOTO:DAVID HILL 

environmental policies, 

including climatechange. 

The amount of duplication is a 

massive burden on people and 

our economy, and is ahigh 

priority forreform. 

From an individual farm and 

catchmentscale, we point to the 

success of the Catchment Board 

model.One piece of 

environmental legislation is 

needed, under which every farm 

or catchment of farms has access 

to trainedadvisers who take a 

holistic view to decisionmaking 

incorporating environmental, 

economic, social and cultural 

considerations. 

Any climatechange treeplanting 

proposalswould 

consider other factors suchas 

biodiversity, water quality and 

erosion. 

Only then willwetrulyachieve 

the right treeinthe right place. 

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School fundraiser afete accompli 

Local flavour ... Natasha Sanders, left, and Brigit Hassan, both 

from Ohoka, were selling Ohoka School’s new fundraising 

cookbook, Ten Acre Table,during the fete. 

PHOTOS: SHELLEY TOPP 

Ohokahaven... Sue and Rob Allison in their garden Otemanu, 

meaningplaceofbirds, whichwas visited duringlast Sunday's Ohoka 

Garden Tour. 

Garden romance ... Herons on the lawn in 

Lyn and Peter Mullligan’s garden —the 

second property visited on the garden tour. 

Popular place ... Anna Robson, left, and Jo HopkinsonHaigh, both from Ohoka, serveglasses of Pimm’satOhoka School duringthe fete. 

Water focus ... The pond at Sue and Rob Allison’s garden, Otemanu. 

Green scene ... Karina Templeton, an Ohoka School mum, sells plants during the fete.

North CanterburyNews 

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Deadline Sale 

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WEB ID RU73006 

AMBERLEY 

71 Douglas Road 

The owners of this well maintained 1950's home have 

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vegetable beds and large garden shed. Views ofMt 

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The kitchen has generous storage and work bench 

space and includes a pantry. 

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Malcolm Garvan 

Mobile 027 231 4425 

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$490,000 

Handy Location $149,000 


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3/21, 4/21 Morris Road 

Ready to build anew home in agreat location, these 

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boundary and some boundary fencing. Vendor will 

remove any unwanted olive trees. Available sections - 

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WEB ID RR72678 

CUST 

345 Ashley Road 

Bucklands' is awell located and balanced farm of 

164.1656 hectares and offers the forward looking 

purchaser several different options. With four titles and 

excellent road frontage there clearly exists options for 

sale as awhole or in parts. The historic homestead and 

5ha is available separately, subject to title. Flat contour, 

well tracked, plentiful subdivision and ahigh proportion 

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This large family home isinawell sought after location 

and amust see! This quality built home boasts four 

double bedrooms, fabulous family bathroom and 

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Garage Sales 

OWNERS downsizing! 

Lego, wine barrels, household 

items, tools, books, 

clothes and loads more. 62f 

Osborne Road, Amberley. 

Sat 30th Nov and Sat 7th 

Dec, 9am 2pm. 

RANGIORA 21B 

Buckleys Road, Saturday 

30th November, 8.30am 

1pm. Household goods. 

RANGIORA 32 Rata 

Street. Assortment of 

builders items, camping 

gear, BBQ, outdoor furniture 

and sporting equipment. 

Saturday 30th 

November, 8am 1pm. 

To Let 

KAIAPOI: walking distance 

to town / club etc. 

Sunny, warm, open plan 

modern stand alone unit. 

Two roomy bedrooms, 

separate wash house. Two 

car garaging with internal 

access. Double glazed and 

heat pump. House proud 

long term tenant required, 

$385 per week. Telephone 

027 541 8026. 

Wanted To Rent 

23 BDRM Kaiapoi, with 

garden & bath, for small 

family. Please phone 

Charmaine 022 037 6438 or 

03 975 5947. 

MASSAGE THERAPIST 

looking to rent two bedroom 

unit / studio at 

reasonable price in Amberley 

area. Phone Natalie 021 

0838 1112. 

Poultry 

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Shaver Hens. Available 

from Dec 18th, $30 each. 

Ph or Txt 027 474 1723. 

Public Notices 

Proposed Plan Change 2tothe Hurunui District Plan –MtLyford Village – 

Summary ofDecisions Requested 

Submissions on Proposed Plan Change 2–MtLyford Village closed on 18 November 

2019. ASummary ofDecisions Requested by submitters has been prepared and 

further submissionsare now open. 

Acopy of the Summary ofDecisions Requested and the submissions received are 

available to view on the Council’s website at: www.hurunui.govt.nz/PC2. 

Further Submissions 

Further submissions can now be lodged using the prescribed form available on the 

website. 

The further submission process provides you with an opportunity to assess how 

any matters raised in submissions may affect you. Further submission can express 

support oropposition to amatter raised in an original submission but they must not 

raise any new points. 

The followingpersons may make afurther submission (in accordance with Clause 8 

of Schedule 1tothe Resource Management Act 1991): 

•Any person representing arelevant aspect of the public interest; and 

•Any personthat has an interest in theproposedplan change greater than the 

interestthat the general public has; and 

•Alocalauthority itself. 

Further submissions must be: 

•Emailed to: submission@hurunui.govt.nz; or 

•Posted to: PO Box 13, Amberley 7441; or 

•Delivered to: 66 Carters Road, Amberley. 

Acopy of the further submission must also be sent to the person who made the 

original submission within five working days of lodging the further submission with 

Council. 

Further submissions close at 5pm on 12 December 2019. 

Process 

Following the close of further submissions, areportwill be preparedonthe proposal 

and ahearing date will be set. The hearing details will be sent to all submitters and 

further submitters who indicated that they wish to be heard. 

If you have any questions, contact Monique Eade on 03 314 0095 or 

monique.eade@hurunui.govt.nz. 2232472 


PROPOSED PLAN CHANGE 7 

TO THECANTERBURY LAND 

ANDWATER REGIONAL PLAN 

SUMMARYOFDECISIONS 

REQUESTED –EXTENSION 

TO FURTHER SUBMISSION 

PERIOD 

Pursuant to Section 37(1)(a) of theResource 

ManagementAct1991and Clause 7ofthe First 

Schedule of theResourceManagement Act1991, 

theCanterburyRegionalCouncil(Environment 

Canterbury)gives notice thatthe period for 

making further submissionsinrelationtoProposed 

Plan Change7tothe Canterbury Land andWater 

Regional Plan hasbeenextended andfurther 

submissionsnow close at 5pmonFriday6 

December2019. 

Acopy of thefull Public Notice regardingthe 

extension to thefurther submission period, 

includinginformation on theinspectionand 

availability of the original submissionsand 

SummaryofDecisions Requested and theprocess 

formakingfurthersubmissionscan be accessed at 

www.ecan.govt.nz/lwrppc7 

Further submissions arenow invitedinsupport of, 

or opposition of,arelevant original submission. 

If you have anyquestionsaboutthe extension to 

thefurther submission period,the Summaryof 

Decisions Requested by Submitters or original 

submissions on proposed Plan Change7,please 

contactCustomerServiceson0800 324636 or by 

emailtoecinfo@ecan.govt.nz. 

ThePublicNotice wasfirstpublished on 23 

November 2019. 

Bill Bayfield 

CHIEFEXECUTIVE 

Please contact 

Environment 

Canterbury with 

anyqueries: 

0800 324636 

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PROPOSED PLAN CHANGE 2 

TO THEWAIMAKARIRIRIVER 

REGIONAL PLAN 

SUMMARYOFDECISIONS 

REQUESTED –EXTENSION 

TO FURTHERSUBMISSION 

PERIOD 

Pursuant to Section 37(1)(a) of theResource 

ManagementAct1991and Clause 7ofthe First 

Scheduleofthe Resource ManagementAct 1991, 

theCanterbury RegionalCouncil (Environment 

Canterbury)gives notice thattheperiod for 

making further submissionsinrelationtoProposed 

Plan Change2tothe WaimakaririRiver Regional 

Plan hasbeenextended and further submissions 

nowclose at 5pmonFriday6December 2019. 

Acopyofthe full Public Notice regardingthe 

extension to thefurther submission period, 

includinginformation on theinspection and 

availability of theoriginal submissionsand 

SummaryofDecisions Requested and theprocess 

formakingfurthersubmissionscan be accessed at 

www.ecan.govt.nz/wrrppc2 

Further submissions arenow invitedinsupport of, 

or opposition of,arelevant originalsubmission. 

If you have anyquestionsabout theextension to 

thefurther submission period,the Summaryof 

Decisions Requested by Submitters or original 

submissions on proposed Plan Change2,please 

contactCustomer Services on 0800 324636 or by 

emailtoecinfo@ecan.govt.nz. 

ThePublicNotice wasfirstpublished on 23 

November 2019. 

Bill Bayfield 

CHIEFEXECUTIVE 

Please contact 

Environment 

Canterbury with 

anyqueries: 

0800 324636 

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Situations Vacant 


ARTHURS PASS PREDATOR 

CONTROL OPERATION 

The Department of Conservation (DOC) intends to aerially 

apply cereal pellet baits containing sodium fluoroacetate 

(1080). This predator control operation is being 

undertaken to protectthe nationallycritical orange-fronted 

kākāriki and the nationally vulnerable great spotted kiwi. 

Description of the area. 

The Arthurs Pass operational area islocated between 

Arthurs Pass and Lake Sumner and is made of parts 

of Arthurs Pass National Park and, Lake Sumner and 

Otira-Kopara Forest Parks. It includes the headwater 

catchments of the Taramakau, Trent and Tutaekuri Rivers 

on the West Coast from nearAitkens and extends to the 

edges of Lakes Sumner and Mason in the northwest in 

the Hurunui River. The boundary then extends south 

eastward to include the Hurunui South Branch,North Esk, 

Poulterand Hawdon RiversnearBealeySpur. 

It encompasses parts of, or all of, the Kaimata and Aicken 

Ranges on the West Coast and the Savannah, Poulter, 

Dampier, Polar and Crawford Ranges on the East Coast. 

Methodofcontrol 

Cerealbaits containing the pesticide 1080 will be distributed 

by helicopter over the above area. The 1080 baits are 

cylindrical pellets approximately 2-3 cm long, cinnamonlured 

and dyed green. The 1080 operation will be preceded 

by an application of non-toxic prefeed baits. The non-toxic 

prefeed baits are 2cmlongand are notdyed. 

Warning signs will be placed at all normal entry points to 

the area and all huts within the area immediately prior to 

the 1080 operation. Always remember when in the area: 

• DO NOT touch bait 

• WATCH CHILDREN at all times 

• DO NOT eat animals from this area 

• DO NOT allow DOGS access to animal carcasses 

Observe these rules whenever you see warning signs 

placed at the public access ways in the above area. 

Please call the National Poisons Centre for details 

regarding sodium fluoroacetate (1080) –Ph. 0800 764 766. 

Commencement Date 

Application of non-toxic pre-feed bait is followed by 

application of 1080 bait. Toxic bait application will take 

place on or after 25 November 2019. The actual date of 

bait application will depend on the availability of periods of 

suitable weather.Please note this operation is made up of 

different operational areas. 

For further information contact Vector Control Services 

0508 141 268 during business hours. 

Adetailedmap of the treatment area may be viewed at the 

Department of Conservation Rangiora office(8amto4.30 

pm Monday to Friday) or viewed online: 

https://www.doc.govt.nz/nature/pests-and-threats/ 

methods-of-control/1080/ 

and 

http://www.doc.govt.nz/parks-and-recreation/things-to-do/ 

hunting/pesticides/ 

Personal 

Friendship 

Finder 

65+++ 

Introductory 

service 

Ph Maggie 

03 314 7702 or txt 

027 928 4175 

2230993 

2233130 

KAIAPOI CHRISTADELPHIANS 

“The Key of Knowledge ..“(Luke 11:52) 

“GOOD NEWS” 

The Lord Jesus Christ said, “Go into all the world 

and preach the gospel. Anyone who believes and 

is baptised shall be saved, but anyone who refuses 

to believed will be condemned”. Mark 16:16. 


TOOT’N’CROON play at 

the Rangiora RSA, Saturday 

14th December. Local 

9 member band 

Toot’n’Croon present their 

famous end of year celebration, 

an evening of bouncy 

fun music from the golden 

era of popular music the 

1950s and 1960s, sung with 

all the harmonies. Dance, 

sing along, relax and enjoy 

the memories and the wonderful 

music. Rangiora 

RSA, Victoria St, Saturday 

14th December, band starts 

at 7.45pm. Entry $10 cash 

at the door. 

2231520 

PUBLIC NOTICE OF 

APPLICATION FOR 

ON-LICENCE 

SECTION 101, SALE 

AND SUPPLYOF 

ALCOHOL ACT 2012 

Rustic Country Ltd has 

made application to 

the District Licensing 

Committee at Rangiora 

for the renewal of an On 

Licence in respect of the 

premises situated at 159 

Main Street, Oxford known 

as Rustic Country Hotel. 

The general nature of 

the business conducted 

under the licence is Hotel. 

The days on which and the 

hours during which alcohol 

is sold under the licence 

are Sunday – Thursday 

7.00am –11.00pm. Friday, 

Saturday & Public Hols: 

7.00am –1.00amfollowing 

day. 

The application may be 

inspected during ordinary 

office hours at the office 

of the Waimakariri District 

Licensing Committee at 

215 High Street, Rangiora. 

Any person who is entitled 

to object and who wishes 

to object to the issue of 

the licence may, not later 

than 15working days after 

the date of the publication 

of this notice, file anotice 

in writing ofthe objection 

with the Secretary of 

the Waimakariri District 

Licensing Committee 

at Private Bag 1005, 

Rangiora. 

No objection to the renewal 

of alicence may bemade 

in relationtoamatter other 

than amatter specified in 

section 131 of the Sale and 

Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. 

This is the first publication 

of this notice. 

2231511v1 


PUBLIC NOTICE OF 

APPLICATION FOR 

ON-LICENCE 

SECTION 101, SALE 

AND SUPPLYOF 

ALCOHOL ACT 2012 

Zaafran Moroccan Cuisine 

Ltd has made application 

to the District Licensing 

Committee at Rangiora for 

the renewal an On Licence 

in respect of the premises 

situated at 3/97 Williams St, 

Kaiapoi known as Zaafran 

Moroccan &Indian Cuisine 

Ltd. 

The general nature of 

the business conducted 

(or to be conducted) under 

the licence is Restaurant. 

The days on which and the 

hours during which alcohol 

is (or is intended to be) sold 

under the licence are 7days, 

9.00amto11.00pm. 

The application may be 

inspected during ordinary 

office hours at the office 

of the Waimakariri District 

Licensing Committee at 215 

High Street, Rangiora. 

Any person who is entitled 

to object and who wishes 

to object to the issue of the 

licence may, not later than 

15 working days after the 

date of the publication of this 

notice, fileanoticeinwriting 

of the objection with the 

Secretary of the Waimakariri 

District Licensing Committee 

at Private Bag 1005, 

Rangiora. 

No objection to the renewal 

of alicence may be made 

in relation to amatter other 

than a matter specified in 

section 131 of the Sale and 

Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. 

Thisisthesecondpublication 

of this notice. This notice 

was first published on 21st 

November,2019. 

2230944v2 

Our Trade Business is Growing! 

We are looking for anew member for our 

DriveThru team. 

Do youwant to be part of asuccessful team? 

Can youwork hard and smart? 

Can youlive and breathe customerservice? 

Do youwant to learnand grow as thebusiness grows? 

Are you fit andactive? 

Do youknow your building supplies and timber? 

Are you sick of that drive every day? 

Then we wanttohear from you. 

Theposition is full time with weekendwork required. 

We expect that you will bring amix of experience in 

customer service, till work and the building industry 

including timber and building supplies. Experienceinall 

aspects is preferred but not essential as full training is 

provided. 

Become part of the Mitre 10team at McAlpines Mega 

in Rangiora. 

We have an activedrug &alcoholpolicyinplace, 

apre-employment drug test &medicalwill be required. 

Pleasesend your application and CV to: 

Trade Drive Thru Position, McAlpines Mitre 10Mega, 

Private Bag 1003, Rangiora 7440 or email 

michellef@mcalpines.co.nz 

2232150 

STYX APIARIES (2019) LTD 

FACTORY&APIARYOPERATIONS 

2633 Oxford Road, Oxford 

Beekeeping & Honey Processing employment 

opportunities for the 2019/20 production season. 

1. BEEKEEPING STAFF –Full time roles, experienced 

or new entrant to beekeeping 

Anumber of opportunities exist for beekeepers to join 

the apiary team, whether you have past experience 

or are keen to consider this as anew occupation, we 

would be keen to talk to you. 

Beekeeping is agreat occupation; full training will be 

given where appropriate. 

Hourly rate and team bonus will apply. 

2. PROCESSING HONEY EXTRACTION TEAM LEADER 

–Seasonalrole 

We are looking for a team leader to manage the 

honey processing operation; this will involve staff 

management, quality assurance, product auditing and 

process documentation throughout the production 

season, December to July. 

We would consider running the processing operation 

to school hours to suit production staff commitments. 

Hourly rate and team bonus will apply. 

3. PROCESSING HONEY EXTRACTION STAFF 

–Seasonal role 

Processing staff required to work in the honey 

extraction facility, would consider school hours shift, 

operating from December to July each season. 

Must be fit and able to handle some light lifting etc. 

In the first instance, please email your application 

(covering letter and shortCV) to john@hartnellnz.com 

General Maintenance Engineer 

Full time, Permanent. Accommodation available 

Harris Meats (Cheviot) LTDis afamily owned fully 

integrated meat processing plant, slaughtering and 

boning beef, pigs, sheep &goats. The company 

also produces arange of value-added products, 

case ready meat,small goods, bacon&pet food. 

A position has come available for a General 

Maintenance Engineer. 

We are looking for someone with the following 

skills: 

-Experience working with processing and 

packagingmachines. 

-Knowledgeoffood processing. 

-Ability to plan&liaise withsubcontractors. 

-Plant engineering experience,welding,plumbing, 

electricalskills etc. 

-Experience working within asmall organisation. 

We are looking tohear from motivated individuals 

who have the technical knowledge and practical 

abilitytoperformthis role. 

If you think this sounds like you, send your CV and 

covering letter to nick.tobin@harrismeats.co.nz 

or for aconfidential discussion contact Nick on 

027 431 8761 

Applicants for this position should have NZ 

residency or avalid NZ work visa. 

2233119 

Rodin Cars Ltd are looking for two able-bodied 

persons to fill the following open positions: 

1) Groundskeeper 

Required to mow and maintain the 50 hectares 

around the track and buildings. 

2) Handyman/Project Manager 

Required to manage constructions around the 

facility and complete odd building jobs. 

Both positions are for approx 25-30 hours per 

week, with opportunity to increase. Rodin Cars 

opening hours are 8:00AM -4.30PM. 

Please contact Courtney at 

courtney.perry@rodin-cars.com 

for more details. 

2232520 

2233136 

PART TIME LEGAL 

ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT 

Helmore Stewart is aNorth Canterbury based legal practice 

with its offices in the thriving townshipofRangiora. 

We are seeking the services of alegal assistant for our 

regulatory compliance of anti-money laundering (AML) as 

well as other office duties including reception and general 

administration as required. 

Our successful applicant will be confident and professional 

in liaising with clients, have strong computer literacy and be 

competent and accurate. 

Legal experience or AML/compliance experience is preferred 

but not essential. 

This position is part time with the hours being 10am to 3.30pm 

Monday to Thursday and 8.30am to 5pm on Friday (total of 

27.5 hours). The start date for the position is 10 February 

2020. 

Please email your CV with acovering letter to 

jane@helmores-law.co.nz 

Applications close 11 December 2019. 

JOBS JOBS JOBS 

Drivers, Roading, Traffic 

control, Factory, Process 

work. Avariety of shifts. 

We also do cvs. Superior 

Personnel, 6 Cone Street, 

phone 313 6180 Rangiora 

www.superiorpersonnel.co.nz. 

For Sale 

BREAST CANCER CALENDAR 

ROAD QUEENS 2020 $25 

$5 

from 

every sale 

goes to 

support 

the Breast 

Cancer 

Foundation 

Pets 

BICHON HOMESTAY 

for smaller dogs. We look 

after your dog in our home. 

"No kennels". Phone today 

03 314 6110. 

Order from Peter at Brand New Design Ltd. 

Phone 313 3907 

113A High Street, Rangiora (above Coffee Culture) 

or email judeeberryman@icloud.com 

RECYCLED Clothing, 7 

River Rd, Rangiora. Hours 

10am2pm, MonFri. Sale 

from 2nd Dec to 13th Dec, 

children’s clothes 50c, 

adults $1 to $5, cash only. 

Shop closed from 16th Dec. 

Reopens 2nd Feb 2020. 

POLYCARBONATE 

roofing. Prices start at $27 

for 2.4m sheet in clear or 

bronze . We also stock 

accessories. Pick up in 

Rangiora. Ring us on 03 

313 2325 or 027 340 9330 

or www.sunnyside.co.nz 

for other products. 

Wanted To Buy 

TOOLS, garden, garage, 

saw benches, lathes. Cash 

buyer. Phone 03355 2045. 

CASH PAID for all types 

of scrap, farm machinery, 

old vehicles etc. Phone 

Wayne 027 749 9736, 03 

323 6610, Licenced Dealer. 

DOWNSIZING? Garage 

sale?. Cash for estate china. 

Please telephone 313 1878 

or 027 350 3963. 

Cars Wanted 

CASH 4CARS 

and 4WD'S 

Phone 

Automotive 

Parts 

03 313 7216 

CASH / CASH for any 

unwanted vehicles. Ph 03 

347 9354 or 027 476 2404. 

Trade&Services 

ABEL &Prestige Chimney 

Cleaning. Nth Cant owned 

& operated. Covering all 

areas from Waimak to Hanmer. 

Professional, guaranteed, 

service. Firebox 

repairs, carry most parts. Ph 

0800 661 244. 

AFFORDABLE concrete 

cutting with quality and 

removal work. Free quotes. 

No job too small. Ph 027 

442 2219, Fax 03 359 6052 

or A/H 03 359 4605. 

BRIAN’S Tree Services. 

Tree felling, topping, 

shaping, firewood cut, rubbish 

removed, stump grinding, 

branch chipping. 

Affordable rates. Phone 03 

327 5505 or 021 124 4894. 

BRICK &Blocklayer. All 

types of work undertaken. 

New, EQC, repairs, LBP. 

Phone Hamish 313 5678 or 

027 238 6003. 

2232223 

2231523 

BATT DRILLS (2), wheel 

barrow, tools, hardware. 

All in good condition. 

Phone 03 313 8665 or ph 

021 0820 0434. 

Gardening 

GARDEN hedges cut to 

perfection. Tree & arbor 

work. Also spraying. Free 

quotes. Ph 03 312 0668 or 

021 111 4322. 

TIDY TREES AND gardens. 

All tree pruning, 

felling, hedge trimming and 

general gardening. Telephone 

Daniel 027 373 7001 

tidytreesandgarden@gmail.com.

Denture Clinic 

AFFORDABLE DENTURE 

CLINIC 

(Formerly Riccarton DentureClinic) 

1843944 


CARPENTER / Painter 

specialising in alterations & 

renovations, repairs & 

maintenance, 35 plus years, 

experienced licenced 

builder. Telephone Trevor 

313 5013 or 027 431 1864. 

PAINTER & Decorator. 

25 + years experience. 

Interior /exterior, roofs & 

waterblasting. For a free 

quote. Please ph Steve 03 

314 4620 or 027 477 1930. 

New Dentures 

Relines 

Repairs 

BRYCE JWARD NZCDT 

Kaiapoi 

Ph (03)327-0077 

Gold Card 

Discount 

Electrician 


NORTH CANTERBURY 

Tree Care. Qualified 

Arborist specialising in big 

trees in small places, long 

term tree plans, Riparian & 

shelter planting, land clearing, 

stump grinding,branch 

chipping, fully insured, free 

quotes. Ph 0800 873 336. 

PAINTER & Decorator. 

Semi retired painter. Small 

jobs. Ph Peter 03 312 7945 

or 027 693 8360. 

PLASTIC WELDING 

North Canterbury specialist. 

All plastic &fibreglass 

repairs. Telephone James 

021 180 5103. 

PAINT & wallpaper 

services. Wayne Bryant. 

Exterior, interior, qualified 

tradesman. Free quotes. Ph 

313 5337 or 027 654 4568. 

PAINTER, qualified local 

professional, Int / Ext, 

roofs, wallpaper. Call or txt 

Corban 027 846 5035. 

RANGIORA 

BUILDERS Father &Son 

team. Amac Builders are 

available to help you 

through the silly season. 

High standards, low 

overheads. No job too 

small. Check us out on fb 

Amac Builders Ltd. Phone 

027 318 4400. 

AFFORDABLE 

painting, exterior /interior. 

Free quotes. Phone Mike 

027 444 8577. 

METAL WORX. Flashing, 

Sheetmetal Fabrication, 

Wrought Iron, 

Welding, Custom Trailers, 

General Metalwork. No job 

too big or too small. Ph 021 

265 5428 or 03 314 6908. 

Find us on facebook/ 

Glenmark Metal Worx. 

glenmarkmetalworx.ltd@gmail.com. 

POWER TOOLS repairs, 

parts &sales for over 30 

years. All main brands serviced. 

Grossman Trade 

Tools, 31A Watts Road, 

Christchurch. Ph 389 9230. 

PROPERTY maintenance, 

lawns, hedges, chainsaw 

work, pruning, painting & 

minor home alterations. 

Town &Country. Ph Mike 

03 313 0261. 

Rubbish 

Removal and RRR skips. 

Wheelie bins any frequency 

and skips from 1.5 cube to 

9cube. Skips and wheelie 

bins for any use, rubbish, 

greenwaste, building sites 

or just cleanups. Give us a 

phone call 313 6957 or for 

skips 021 313 255. 

house SCREEN PRINTING. 

For all your printing 

requirements. Tshirts, 

Hoodies, HiVis vests and 

polos, Overalls, Caps etc. 

Please phone Heather 03 

313 0261 or email 

heather.norstar@gmail.com. 

SHEARER Mobile sheep 

shearer available for lifestyle 

blocks. Over 30 years 

experience. Phone Stuart 

027 315 6916. 

KAIAPOI VILLAGEARCADE, 

123 WILLIAMS STREET 

AARON HARRIS 

ELECTRICAL LTD 

NEW HOUSES • ALTERATIONS 

ELECTRICAL INSPECTIONS • SMART WIRING 

SYSTEMS AND MORE... 

M: 0275 543 958 E: aaron@ahel.co.nz 

2020478 

CLASSIFIEDS, TRUSTED TRADES &PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 



SHEARER. Hap’s Farm & 

Lifestyle Services. Shearing, 

crutching, drenching, 

tailing, feet trimming & 

health check. Trailer, generator 

&mobile handpiece 

available. Experienced, 

reliable and honest. Ph 03 

312 1214 or 021 267 4025. 

SHOE REPAIRS, key cutting, 

engraving, giftware. 

10 years experience. 

BESK, 683 Main North 

Road, Belfast. Telephone 

027 311 3423. 

VALUATION 

Specialising in North Canterbury. 

Contact Geoff at 

Maxwell Valuation. Phone 

03 310 8541 or email 

geoff@maxval.co.nz. 

HOUSE 

CLEARING 

Are you 

moving house 

or trying to 

downsize? 

Call All Clear 

Canterbury. We work 

with you to recycle, 

sell and dispose of 

unwanteditems. 

Ph: 03 260 0934 

or 021 078 4553 

raewynlcooke@gmail.com 

www.allclearcanterbury.co.nz 

Pride &Quality Painting 

&Decorating Services 

20 yrs exp, fast and friendly 

service. For all your painting 

needs, phone: Martin 310 

6187 or 021 128 9867 

027 207 6128 

Ph 03 310 6577 

Drainlayer 

♦ New Residential Drains, Commercial &Alterations 

♦ Supply and Install of Septic Tanks &Effluent Systems 

♦ Stormwater Retention Ponds &Tanks 

♦ AllTypes of Field Drainage &Trenching 

Jesse McAnulty 027 259 8560 

Email: jm-drainage@outlook.com 

Garage Doors 


SEPTIC TANK 

CLEANING 

Bill’s Liquid 

Waste 

You dump it... 

Blair pumps it... 

Blair Tavendale 

Ph 03 314 9371 

0275 379-694 

LANDSCAPES 

FREE 

QUOTES 

2158403 

• Supply,Installation, Repairs & 

Maintenance 

• Domestic &Commercial. Roller, 

Sectional, Tilt Doors 

• Supply &Install Auto Openers 

hamish@abelgaragedoors.co.nz 

www.abelgaragedoors.co.nz 

2225862 

Paving 

Patio &Pathways 

-New or Existing 

Free Quotes 

–Competitive Pricing 

Blair Gibson 

027 699 5815 03 313 7933 

REMOVALISTS 

2Men &agood 

sized truck. 

From $157 per hour 

(incl gst).Kaiapoibased. 

Call Gerard 

027 668 3636 

2225244 

ANTHONY SYMONDS 

Plastering &Painting 

Services 

Local with 30 years 

experience 

All workmanship 

Guaranteed. 

Phone 021 344 023 

2217414 

2130820 

1655390 


2089195v2-4/4-S 

www.curtainfabric-outlet.com 

FashionDesigns&Colours 

DiscontinuedDesigns 

EndofLines BargainPrices 

CallatOur Shop 

CURTAIN FABRIC OUTLET 

71 Hawdon St Sydenham 

Ph 366-5026 

Landscaping 

STEWART CONTRACTING 

Landscaping -Fencing 

& Earthworks 

ENJOYABLE STRESS FREE LANDSCAPING 

03 313 9375 •027 369 3974 

www.stewartcontracting.co.nz 

contact@stewartcontracting.co.nz 


SUMMERFIELD 

FENCING 

IN YOUR AREA NOW. 

Lifestyle or farm, sheep, cattle, 

horse, all types of animals. 

Fences, yards, sheds, arenas, 

shelters, runs. 

30+ years contract fencing. 

Steve is available to help with 

your design &planning. 

Ph office03312 4747 

Chiropractic Services 

Select Health 

2091848 

Builder 

Dr Carissa McGregor Chiropractor 

Injury, accidents and maintenance 

ACC Registered and Accredited 

Monday-Thursday | 03 313 0350 

Libi McKinnon Physiotherapy 

privatephysio@xtra.co.nz 

03 0278 686 2574 

ACC Registered Provider | Tuesday&Friday 

51 Ashley Street, Rangiora 

2103107 

2136148 

● Filtration –whole house, kitchen tap 

● Domestic maintenance 

● Gas fitting –servicing, new, 

renovations 

● Gas hot water installs 

● Gas cookers and Gas fires 

● Kitchen /Bathroom renovations 

● Backflow testing and installs 

2063426 

Appliance Repairs 

•REGISTERED TECHNICIAN 

•AUTHORISED LOCAL SERVICE 

F&P,Bosch, Smeg, 

ASKO, Ariston, LG,Classique, 

Haier, Samsung andmore.... 

Plumbing and Gas 

47 

“For best results be sure to use authorised service” 

NORTHCANTERBURYAPPLIANCESERVICES 

Rangiora: 03 313 4420 Kaiapoi: 03 327 3810 

Butchery 

Oxford Butchery 

Shane and Leanne Frahm 

We cankill &processyourstock 

FourGenerationsofFrahms 

since 1957 

Ph 312 4205 

Oxford 

Concrete 

ALL CONCRETE AND CONSTRUCTION WORK 

•Driveways, patios &paths •Bridges and Culverts 

•Floors, foundations, sheds and buildings 

•Dairy Sheds, Herdhomes •Precast concrete 

•Placing&Finishing 

Daryl Power 027 230 9401 

email concretepower@scorch.co.nz 

Discount forSuper Gold card holders! 

james@plumbingandgashq.co.nz 

0800 H2O LPG 

4 2 6 574 

1913020 

1680439 

Number one 

old-fashioned bacon 

&ham curing. 

A/H 312 4709 

2047213 

2218589 

Property Maintenance 

Our yard maintenance programs will leave 

your feeling 

relaxed, relieved &stress free! 

•Mowing •Weeding •Yard tidy-up’s 

•Shrub trimming •Prunining 

ASKUSABOUTOUR EASY PAYSUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS 

Call 0800 669 7483 

info@mowrite.co.nz 

mowrite.co.nz 

MAINTENANCE 

by mowrite 

mow 

RITE 

"WE MOW+MUCH MORE!" 

Scaffolding 

•Edge protection 

•Working platform 

Phone 

0274 366 901 

Plans for pricing 

jas.rangiorascaffolding@xtra.co.nz 

North Canterbury wide 

1783878 

Pool Accessories 

FREE POOL TESTING 

•All your 

swimming&spa 

poolchemicals 

•Water filtration 

supplies 

•Irrigation 

Supplies 

308FLAXTONROAD •RANGIORA 

PHONE033130408•www.tiw.co.nz 

Scrap Metal 

CASH PAID FOR SCRAP 

•Car Bodies •Scrap Steel •Specialists in Farm 

Machinery•All non Ferrous 

MAINLAND 

METALS LTD 

Ph (03)338 7000 

Mike 0274 818 544•Robbie0274 818 027 

Locally owned and operated 

1902273 

2224341 

CAP 65 

CAP 40 

CAP 20 

Shingle 

SHINGLE SUPPLIES 

Quarry Prices 

DRAINAGE CHIP 

from $40 per cube 




all +gst 

Plus all excavation and truck hire 

house excavations, driveways, subdivisions 

CONTRACTING 

Ph: KEN 027 201 3302 

Email: stress@xtra.co.nz 

2009594

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2013Toyota Aqua 

•1.5LHybrid PetrolAuto 

•ParkingSensors 

•Bluetooth 

WAS$15,995 

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2014 Toyota Aqua Hybrid 

•1.5LPetrolHybrid 

•USB,Bluetooth 

•ClimateAir 

$ 

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2018 Toyota Yaris GX 

•1.3LPetrolAuto, 5-star Safety 

•ReverseCamera 

•31,750km 

$ 

17,995 

2017 Toyota RAV4 GXL 

•2.5LPetrolAWD,Sat-nav 

•5-starSafety 

•58,615km 

$ 

29,995 

2017 Toyota Highlander GXL 

•3.5 PetrolAutoAWD 

•5-star Safety, Sat-nav 

•Leather 

$ 

47,995 

2008 Toyota Ractis 

•1.5LPetrolAuto 

•Keyless, Cruise Control 

• 57400km 

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7,995 

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2005 Toyota Fielder 

•1.5LPetrolHybrid 

•ClimateAir,Alloys 

•Only 58,000km 

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2010 Toyota Prius S 

•1.8LHybridPetrolAuto 

•Keyless, Climate Control 

•Only78,100km 

$ 

17,995 

2013Toyota Prius S 

•1.8LHybridPetrolAuto 

•Keyless 

•5-doorHatch 

$ 

17,995 

2018 Corolla GX 

•2.0L PetrolAuto, New Model 

•Full Toyota Safety Sense 


WAS$27,995 

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$ 

24,995 

2018 Corolla SX 

•2.0L PetrolAuto, Full TSS 

•Satnav,Alloys,Keyless 

•Only8,450kms 

$ 

28,995 

2011 Toyota Yaris YR 

•1.3LPetrolAuto, AlloyWheels 

•Bluetooth, USBConnectivity 


$ 

12,995 

2015Toyota Yaris GX 

•1.3LPetrolManual 

•Bluetooth, Alloys 


$ 

9,995 

2013Toyota Aqua Hybrid 

•1.5LPetrolAuto, 5-door 

•Self-Charging 

•ClimateAir 

$ 

14,995 

2007 Holden VZ SS Ute 

•6.0L PetrolL98,Auto, Leather 

•Alloys,Sports Exhaust 

•Only77,500kms 

$ 

20,995 

2015MazdaBT-50 

•3.2LTurbo Diesel Auto,Alloys 

•SportsLid &Bar Combo 

•Leather,ReverseCamera 

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$ 

34,995 

2008 ToyotaV Vanguard a 

•2.4LPetrolAuto 

•ReverseCamera, ClimateAir 


$ 

14,995 

2015Corolla GLX 


•Bluetooth, Alloys 


$ 

17,995 

2016 Corolla GLX 


•Wildfire Red,Alloys 


$ 

18,995 

2019 Ex-demo Corolla SX 

•2.0L Petrolauto, 5-star Safety 

•Sat-nav,Bluetooth 

• Keyless 

, 

$ 

30,995 

2015Mazda BT-50 

•3.2LTurbo Diesel Auto,Alloys 

•SportsLid &Bar Combo 


$ 

34,995 

2011 Highlander Limited 

•3.5LPetrolAuto, Leather 

•Alloys,7-seater 


$ 

17,995 

Ex-Demo 2018 Toyota Hilux S 

•2.8L Turbo Diesel Manual WAS$33,495 

•Alloys 

NOW$ 


29,995 

2013HiluxSR5 4x4 

•3.0L TurboDiesel Manual 

•Climate&CruiseControl 

•Tonneau Cover 

$ 

31,995 

2016 HiluxLimited 

•2.8L Turbo Diesel Auto 

•AlloyWheels, Satnav 


$ 

41,995 

2010 HiluxSR5 4x4 

•3.0L TurboDiesel Auto 

•Bluetooth, USBConnect 

•Tonneau &Towbar 

$ 

22,995 

2016 HiluxSRPre-Runner 

•2.8L Turbo Diesel 2WD Auto 


•Bluetooth 

$ 

29,995 

2017 HiluxSR5 4x4 


•Sat-nav,ReverseCamera 

•Alloys,42,550km 

$ 

41,995 

2019 HiluxSR5 Pre-Runner 


•Towbar, Nudge Bar 

•Only400km 

$ 

42,995 

2018 HiluxCruiser ChromeEdition 


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•Sports Bar, Towbar 

$ 

53,995 

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2012 LandCruiser 2000 VX 

•4.5LTwin TurboDiesel 

•Leather,Satnav 

•Towbar, 8-seater 

$ 

67,995 

2018 LandCruiserPrado VX 


•Facelift Model 


2002 LandCruiserVXLimited 

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•Height Control 

•Leather,ClimateAir 

2016 LandCruiser200 Series VX 

•4.5LTwin TurboDiesel 

•8-seater,3.5TTowing 

•Leather 

2015LandCruiser PradoLimited 


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•Sunroof,Leather 

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