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I NDEX<br />

4-11 Our Places<br />

<strong>13</strong> 14 Beaches Markets<br />

14 <strong>13</strong> Markets Libraries & Marae<br />

15 Events<br />

16 Boating<br />

17 Orton Bradley Park<br />

18-19 Outdoor Pursuits<br />

20 Libraries Beaches & Marae<br />

21 Museums<br />

22 Schools<br />

23 Health Services<br />

24 Emergency Services<br />

25 Trades<br />

26 A-Z Business Directory<br />

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Banks Peninsula and surrounds are areas of great beauty<br />

and history – full of optimism and vitality, combined with<br />

a very strong sense of community.<br />

Our people continue to make the Banks Peninsula area<br />

truly special.<br />

It’s full of dynamic residents who invest their time,<br />

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A KAROA AND SURROUNDS<br />

You could be forgiven if you feel like<br />

you’re walking back in time as you stroll<br />

along the main street of Akaroa. Here<br />

you will find pastel-coloured architecture<br />

from ages past, all finished with<br />

decorative gables resembling fine lace<br />

work and highly-fragrant gardens which<br />

all combine to create a fairy tale-like<br />

setting.<br />

There is much to do here, whether you<br />

are seeking a restful getaway, a bit of<br />

retail therapy or even a chance to see<br />

ocean nature at its best, there is indeed<br />

something for everyone.<br />

The area has much early history with the<br />

area influenced through Maori, French<br />

and English settlers. Originally a fishing<br />

port, the area is now a tourist haven with<br />

both local, national and international<br />

tourists now visiting this village.<br />

Cruise boats frequent in the summer<br />

which create a business, however if you<br />

are seeking a more restful and laid back<br />

experience and want to avoid the influx,<br />

just check the cruise boat schedule<br />

which is available online.<br />

There are many activities to see and<br />

do in Akaroa throughout the year. The<br />

Le Race cycle finishes in Akaroa on<br />

23 March. There will be an influx to<br />

see competitors who have raced from<br />

Christchurch to Akaroa in one day.<br />

The Akaroa FrenchFest is another<br />

highlight on the events calendar. For a<br />

weekend in October you can bask in<br />

all things French and enjoy the sights,<br />

sounds and tastes of the culture.<br />

Things to do<br />

• The Giant’s House<br />

• A nature cruise to spot the dolphins<br />

and seals<br />

• Fish and chips by the seaside<br />

• A visit to the Akaroa Museum<br />

• Market day<br />

• Stroll along the waterfront<br />

with an icecream<br />

• FrenchFest<br />

• Kayaking in the harbour<br />

• Check out a movie at the Akaroa<br />

Cine Café<br />

• Visit the Akaroa Art Gallery<br />

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A KAROA AND SURROUNDS<br />

While visiting Akaroa there are also<br />

many places to find not so far away.<br />

Barrys <strong>Bay</strong><br />

If you love to see artisan food makers<br />

at work, then take a quick drive to the<br />

Barry’s <strong>Bay</strong> Cheese factory. Here you<br />

can see how this handmade cheese<br />

is created as well as taste the varieties<br />

available for sale.<br />

Little Akaloa<br />

A little haven perfect for peace and<br />

serenity not only does this have a<br />

wonderful beach to visit but also the<br />

walk to St Luke’s Anglican Church<br />

is well worth the effort. Here you will<br />

find an English exterior combined with<br />

decorative Maori carvings on the interior<br />

– definitely a treasure where you can<br />

attend a church service on the first<br />

Sunday of the month.<br />

Okains <strong>Bay</strong><br />

A safe family beach, camping ground<br />

and the Okains <strong>Bay</strong> Maori & Colonial<br />

Museum are all terrific reasons to<br />

stay at this little piece of paradise.<br />

You can also take a short walk on the<br />

Okains <strong>Bay</strong> Millenium Walk which<br />

features native bush. If you get the<br />

opportunity, the Okains <strong>Bay</strong> Waitangi<br />

Day commemoration at the museum is<br />

a wonderful day out for the family with<br />

traditional Maori culture combined with<br />

fun activities for all.<br />

Duvauchelle<br />

Duvauchelle is a pretty little spot with<br />

its own boat ramp, baches available for<br />

rent and an excellent camping ground.<br />

A great place to gather in the summer<br />

and make the most of the beach or<br />

the easy access to the fishing grounds<br />

of Banks Peninsula. The Akaroa Golf<br />

Club is also situated at Duvauchelle on<br />

Pawsons Valley Rd.<br />

Little River<br />

If approaching or leaving the Banks<br />

Peninsula area via Little River this<br />

township is well worth a stop. The<br />

historic railway, renowned café with art<br />

gallery and rail trail are all reasons to<br />

spend a bit of time here. If you fancy<br />

staying the night you can even spend<br />

the night in a silo which has been<br />

converted into accommodation or<br />

the local campground which also has<br />

access to the ecological haven that is the<br />

Manaia Native Habitat.<br />

Fresh fruit and vegetables,<br />

fresh meat, great instore<br />

specials, beer and wine,<br />

fresh bread daily<br />

Open in Winter:<br />

8am-6.30pm (7 days)<br />

Akaroa’s newest fish & chip shop<br />

Situated at 7 Church Street, Murphy’s on the Corner is the Fish & Chip<br />

shop all the locals are suggesting. They are a family owned and operated<br />

business, offering freshly caught fish from Akaroa <strong>Harbour</strong>, premium<br />

chips, the best seafood chowder made daily and fresh Akaroa Salmon.<br />

They are rated as having the best fish burgers in NZ.<br />

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Open in Summer:<br />

8am-8pm (7 days)<br />

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Banks Peninsula Residents' Guide <strong>2019</strong><br />

L YTTELTON<br />

Lyttelton isn’t just a wonderful place to<br />

visit it is also an exciting destination to<br />

get to.<br />

Whether you take New Zealand’s<br />

second longest road tunnel through to<br />

the sea side, drive around the stunning<br />

meandering road taking in the vistas of<br />

Banks Peninsula, or even catch a ferry<br />

from Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong>, regardless of the<br />

way you get there it is certainly a place<br />

worthy of spending a bit of time.<br />

Visitors here get a real sense of the<br />

town’s resourcefulness with many<br />

businesses having a focus on being<br />

ecologically friendly and some with a<br />

focus of reusing, recycling and re-loving<br />

items others have finished with. There is<br />

a community garden as well as the LIFT<br />

library (life-membership $20) where<br />

you can find more than 600 titles about<br />

the transition movement, alternative<br />

currencies, sustainability and community<br />

development, economics, food, health,<br />

as well as DVDs and magazines.<br />

This eclectic township is full of<br />

wonderful coffee shops, delightful<br />

markets and plenty of distinctive bars<br />

and restaurants. Glamour Cakes in the<br />

Lyttelton Bakery is great if you’re looking<br />

for a mouth-watering treat, just make<br />

sure you go early before the stock runs<br />

out.<br />

In mid-winter the brave rug up and<br />

come to watch the ethereal Lyttelton<br />

<strong>Harbour</strong> Festival of Lights. The township<br />

and harbour become a magical space<br />

with food karts, a spectacular parade,<br />

buskers and markets all creating<br />

a festive atmosphere. The brilliant<br />

fireworks display is definitely a highlight<br />

of this evening.<br />

If you’re a boat spotter, Lyttelton is a<br />

wonderful place to watch yachts, cargo,<br />

cruise ships or fishing boats come and<br />

go into the harbour.<br />

Did you know<br />

The Lyttelton road tunnel is designed<br />

to cope with 2,400 vehicles an hour<br />

travelleing through. In 1965, an average<br />

of 2,805 vehicles a day used the tunnel.<br />

In 2014 this figure was just over 11,000<br />

vehicles a day including around 1,260<br />

heavy commercial vehicles, underlining<br />

the tunnel’s importance as a key freight<br />

route.


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L YTTELTON PORT<br />

An Official Proclomation in<br />

1849 announced that Lyttelton<br />

Port was a recognised port<br />

of New Zealand. It was then<br />

construction began on the first<br />

jetty which measured 46m<br />

long by 4.5m wide.<br />

Since that time, the port has<br />

grown to keep up with the<br />

high demand of importers and<br />

exporters and now operates<br />

full shipping services 24/7,<br />

year round to keep up with<br />

this demand.<br />

More than 500 people are<br />

employed at the port, which<br />

provides specialised cargo<br />

handling and stevedoring<br />

services and plant hire. The<br />

port company also has links<br />

with CityDepot, which provides<br />

inland container storage and<br />

a repair facility in Woolston.<br />

MidlandPort, at Rolleston,<br />

delivers a rail connection to<br />

the 14 shipping lines and nine<br />

shipping services that access<br />

the port.<br />

Some major works have<br />

been undertaken at the<br />

Lyttelton Port Company in<br />

recent years including the<br />

recently completed dredging<br />

programme to allow larger<br />

container ships to enter the<br />

port and also the ongoing<br />

development of cruise ship<br />

berth which will allow easy<br />

access on and off the many<br />

cruise liners visiting Lyttelton.<br />

Port Boat Tours<br />

The Lincoln Port Company<br />

run a 90 minute cruise on the<br />

Canterbury Cat of the inner<br />

harbour container terminal<br />

area and reclamation with<br />

a commentary provided by<br />

an experienced LPC staff<br />

member.<br />

Port tours are free and are on<br />

the last Sunday of the month<br />

leaving Jetty 2 from the inner<br />

harbour, the same spot the<br />

Lyttelton to Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong><br />

departs from, at 1.30pm.<br />

Please make sure you are<br />

ready to board no later than<br />

1.15pm.<br />

Bookings are essential. To<br />

enquire about available dates<br />

and reserve your place,<br />

please phone LPC Reception<br />

between 8am and 5pm<br />

Monday to Friday on 03 328<br />

8198.


Marriner St<br />

For healthcare,<br />

Esplanade<br />

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·Medication Review Service<br />

Particular interest in mental well being.<br />

Evidence based approach to health care.<br />

Patient Portal - book appointments, request prescriptions<br />

and check results on line.<br />

Eco friendly and supporting reduced use of antibiotics.<br />

In the heart of the community with ample parking.<br />

Free under 14s and low cost for CSC.<br />

· Emergency Contraception Pill (ECP)<br />

·Oral Contraception<br />

·Treatment for Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)<br />

· Erectile Dysfunction (Viagra)<br />

Offering on top of standard healthcare.<br />

NZ Post and PO Box services<br />

Gifts · Travel Services · Dry-cleaning<br />

Photo Development · Passport Photos<br />

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ACC, accidents, triage.<br />

A comprehensive range of minor surgery.<br />

Skin checks and liquid nitrogen.<br />

Heart health assessments including 24 hr BP monitoring.<br />

Travel vaccines and advice.<br />

Joint injections and aspiration.<br />

Sexual health checks (free for under 21s)<br />

35 Nayland St, Sumner. Ph 03 326 6288<br />

www.sumnerhealthcentre.com


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S UMNER<br />

Sumner is a delightful township with a relaxed feel, largely<br />

due to the wonderful soothing ocean which rolls onto a wide<br />

sandy beach.<br />

The township is visited by many in the summer, all looking<br />

to escape the city in search of a place to partake in their<br />

favourite watersport, play a bit of beach cricket or just soak up<br />

the sunshine. It is also a popular surf beach because of the<br />

high swell which forms in certain conditions.<br />

This thriving little piece of paradise, is home to some very<br />

fortunate people who have the ocean on their doorstep but<br />

also the brilliant amenities that come with it.<br />

A lovely stroll along the boulevard at sunrise or sunset, a<br />

fresh fruit ice-cream by the sea or a wonderful meal – dining<br />

overlooking the waves, are just some of the ways to while away<br />

the time.<br />

Here you will find a movie theatre, restaurants, schools and<br />

don’t forget to check out the Sumner Market which runs on<br />

Sundays between November and April.<br />

Did you know ?<br />

Captain Thomas named the settlement for Bishop John<br />

Bird Sumner, one of the leading members of the Canterbury<br />

Association. The Mãori name for the area is Ohikaparuparu<br />

("o" means place of; "hika" means rubbing, kindling,<br />

or planting; "paruparu" means dirt, deeply laden, or a<br />

preparation of fermented cockles).<br />

For advice and information please<br />

contact my electorate office:<br />

642 Ferry Road, Woolston<br />

03 376 4512<br />

porthills.mp<br />

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F ERRYMEAD & HEATHCOTE<br />

VALLEY<br />

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Ferrymead and the Heathcote Valley<br />

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transformation during the past 10 years.<br />

P R O D U C T D R E C T O R Y<br />

& I N S P I R AT I O N G U I D E<br />

With new businesses and housing<br />

development increasing in this area,<br />

it is becoming a vibrant destination<br />

for people to shop, eat and enjoy their<br />

leisure time.<br />

Shopping<br />

Check out the new range of shops at the<br />

Ferrymead shopping centre where you<br />

will find everything from restaurants and<br />

cafes to travel agents, flooring business,<br />

pharmacies, vet and home store all in<br />

one central location.<br />

Ferrymead Heritage Park<br />

Travel back in time to find out how local<br />

residents lived in earlier times. The park<br />

features a variety of restored cottages<br />

plus a school house, church and<br />

businesses. Here you will find a variety<br />

of exhibitions including, aeroplanes,<br />

transport, printing press, photography<br />

and many more. Catch a tram ride<br />

anytime or a steam train every second<br />

Sunday of the month.<br />

The Gondala<br />

The best view in town. Travel up the<br />

gondola to see 360 views of Banks<br />

Peninsula, Lyttelton, Christchurch and<br />

the Canterbury Plains to the Southern<br />

Helps.<br />

Walking<br />

The Bridle Path walk (steep) starts near<br />

the Gondola and takes you up and<br />

over into Lyttelton with amazing views.<br />

If you’re not keen on doing the return<br />

walk, you can catch the No. 28 bus to<br />

take you back.<br />

The Heathcote Tow Bar walk starts at<br />

the end of Gould Crescent, Heathcote.<br />

The 4km walk takes you on a journey<br />

of historical meander which also<br />

showcases native plantings along the<br />

way. The path swings around the back<br />

of the factories on Settlers Crescent with<br />

excellent views of the Port Hills.<br />

The Estuary<br />

The Avon Heathcote Estuary is of<br />

significant importance to the area,<br />

providing a temporary home to<br />

migrating bar-tailed godwits each year<br />

in September when they make the trip<br />

from Alaska to Christchurch for the nonbreeding<br />

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BLEACHES<br />

IBRARIES & MARAE<br />

LIBRARIES<br />

Akaroa Library<br />

2 Selwyn Ave, Akaroa<br />

Monday to Friday<br />

Saturday<br />

10am-4.30pm<br />

10am-1pm<br />

P: 03 304 1177<br />

Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> Library<br />

Waipapa Avenue<br />

Tuesday<br />

There Thursday are and many Saturday beaches<br />

to visit Friday around the Banks<br />

Peninsula P: 03 941 area. 7923 While Sumner<br />

Beach and Taylors Mistake<br />

are well known to many, there<br />

are many terrific little beaches<br />

dotted around the peninsula<br />

which offer safe swimming<br />

and great areas for either rock<br />

exploration or lazing in the<br />

sun. Pack a picnic and your<br />

sunscreen and make it a great<br />

day out. Here are a sample<br />

of some of the magnificent<br />

beaches on offer.<br />

Sumner Beach<br />

Little River Library<br />

State Highway 75<br />

Monday to Friday<br />

Saturday<br />

8.30am-12.30pm,<br />

1.30pm-4.30pm<br />

10am-12pm<br />

P: 03 941 7923<br />

Matuku Fakotako - Sumner<br />

Centre<br />

MARAE<br />

Te Wheke Marae (Rãpaki)<br />

37 Rapaki Dr, Rapaki 8971<br />

P: 03 328 9415<br />

E: rapaki@ngaitahu.iwi.nz<br />

Koukourãrata Marae<br />

9 Puãri Road, Port Levy / Koukourãrata,<br />

Banks Peninsula<br />

P: 03 3398 308<br />

E: koukourarata@ngaitahu.iwi.nz<br />

Õnuku Marae<br />

389 Õnuku Road, RD1, Õnuku, Akaroa<br />

2pm-7pm 14-16 Wakefield Ave<br />

7520<br />

10am-2pm the smartest option. Monday to Friday Corsair 10am-6pm <strong>Bay</strong><br />

find a beach where you can<br />

P: 03 304 7607<br />

2pm-4pm Saturday & Sunday 10am-4pm sunbathe, take a walk to<br />

Camp <strong>Bay</strong>P: 03 941 7923 Located a short distance E: onuku@ngaitahu.iwi.nz<br />

Cass <strong>Bay</strong> or swim out to the<br />

from Lyttelton, here you will<br />

Near Purau, this shell beach<br />

pontoon.<br />

offers a sheltered little alcove<br />

perfect for watersports,<br />

swimming and picnicking.<br />

Le Bons <strong>Bay</strong><br />

Come and meet your local Travel Experts<br />

at Flight Centre Ferrymead!<br />

Bordered by rolling hills, Le<br />

Bons <strong>Bay</strong> is a sandy beach<br />

on the eastern side of the<br />

peninsula. The drive there<br />

alone is worth it with great<br />

vistas of the peninsula from up<br />

high.<br />

Tumbledown <strong>Bay</strong><br />

A lovely accessible beach with<br />

plenty of room for everyone.<br />

If you want to play cricket on Travelling from Christchurch<br />

the beach, try your hand at turn right onto Wairewa Pa<br />

kitesurfing, paddleboarding Rd (just before Little River),<br />

or simply relax with family and then quick right onto Kinloch<br />

friends, then this is the beach Rd, right onto Bossu Rd then<br />

for you.<br />

left onto Te Oka <strong>Bay</strong> Rd. Here<br />

you will find a carpark where<br />

Taylors Mistake you can then just make the<br />

Left to right: Hannah Calder, Tina<br />

Surfers come here all year<br />

short Asadi, walk Sam Park, down Julia to Mackay the beach. & Matt Deavoll<br />

round, while others just enjoy<br />

Definitely worth the trip, here<br />

it in the summer months.<br />

you will find a beautiful sandy<br />

Taylors Mistake has a sandy<br />

beach which is great for<br />

beach with Surf Life Saving 3 Flights beginner surf boarders. 3 Tours<br />

volunteers on hand during 3 Holiday the<br />

Okains packages <strong>Bay</strong><br />

patrolled months. There is a<br />

consistent rip here though, so A safe, family friendly beach<br />

swimming between the flags Flight is great Centre for all Ferrymead beach activities.<br />

987 Ferry Road, Ferrymead, Christchurch<br />

We can help you with all your travel needs, including:<br />

3 Accommodation<br />

3 Cruises<br />

3 Car Hire<br />

3 Travel Insurance<br />

3 and more in store!<br />

ferrymead@flightcentre.co.nz<br />

Call 0800 951 659


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M ARKETS<br />

Dropping into the local<br />

market is a popular pastime<br />

for many Banks Peninsula<br />

residents. With stalls offering<br />

a variety of locally grown fresh<br />

produce, locally produced<br />

nuts, honey, jams, oils and<br />

cheeses as well as clothing<br />

and craftwork. It’s a great way<br />

to spend some quality time out<br />

and about while supporting<br />

local enterprises.<br />

Akaroa<br />

Saturdays between October<br />

and April, 9.30am to 1pm<br />

Madeira Car Park, Akaroa<br />

Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong><br />

Sundays between October<br />

and March, 10.30am - 2pm<br />

Dark Star Café, 1 Waipapa<br />

Ave, Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong><br />

Ferrymead<br />

1st Saturday night of every<br />

month 3pm - 7pm<br />

Ferrymead Heritage Park,<br />

50 Ferrymead Park Drive,<br />

Heathcote<br />

Lyttelton<br />

Lyttelton Farmers’ Market<br />

Every Saturday, 10am – 1pm<br />

London St, Lyttelton<br />

Lyttelton Treasure and Craft<br />

Market<br />

Every Saturday, 9am to 1pm<br />

Cnr Oxford & London Sts,<br />

Lyttelton<br />

<strong>Harbour</strong> Bazaar<br />

Saturday mornings, 9am - 1pm<br />

NB6 London St, Lyttelton<br />

Mt Pleasant<br />

Every Saturday, 9.30am -<br />

12.30pm<br />

Mount Pleasant Community<br />

Centre, McCormacks <strong>Bay</strong><br />

Sumner<br />

The Sumner Market<br />

Sundays between October<br />

and March<br />

Cnr Esplanade and Marriner<br />

Sts, Sumner<br />

book your appointment<br />

today (03) 384 1743<br />

4/2 Soleares Ave, Mt Pleasant<br />

Open: Monday to Saturday Late Night: Wednesday & Thursday<br />

Delivering tranquil, relaxed salon<br />

treatments, beauty and massage therapy<br />

in a warm and inviting atmosphere.<br />

• 1 hour bespoke facial<br />

• Face, neck, shoulder<br />

and decollatage<br />

massage<br />

body care<br />

redcliffs<br />

• Brow tint and shape<br />

• Hand and arm, or foot<br />

and lower leg massage<br />

All for only $99!<br />

89b Main Road, Redcliffs<br />

Phone 03 384 4729<br />

www.redcliffsbodycare.co.nz<br />

Vitamin<br />

infusion or<br />

an eyelash<br />

tint for an<br />

extra $20


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B<br />

ANKS PENINSULA EVENTS<br />

ANKS PENINSULA EVENTS<br />

<strong>2019</strong> 2020<br />

<strong>2019</strong> & 2020<br />

15<br />

15<br />

Star Media City2Surf<br />

Star Media City2Surf<br />

Star Media City2Surf is a fun run/<br />

walk event for the young and old, the<br />

serious<br />

Star Media<br />

and not<br />

City2Surf<br />

so serious,<br />

is a fun<br />

individuals,<br />

run/<br />

corporate<br />

walk event<br />

teams,<br />

for the<br />

schools<br />

young<br />

and<br />

and<br />

families.<br />

old, the<br />

serious and not so serious, individuals,<br />

Sunday, corporate March teams, 24, schools <strong>2019</strong> and families.<br />

Location: Pioneer Stadium Centennial<br />

Sunday, March 24, <strong>2019</strong><br />

Park (14km), Hansen Park, Opawa<br />

Location: Pioneer Stadium Centennial<br />

(6km)<br />

Park (14km), Hansen Park, Opawa<br />

Time: 9am (14km) and 10am (6km)<br />

(6km) Finish line Ferrymead Park<br />

Time: 9am (14km) and 10am (6km)<br />

Akaroa Harvest Festival<br />

Held Akaroa in Harvest annually, this Festival event<br />

profiles the wonderful Peninsula<br />

Held in Akaroa annually, this event<br />

produce and chefs.<br />

profiles the wonderful Peninsula<br />

Saturday, produce March and chefs. 30, <strong>2019</strong><br />

Location: Potter's Croft, 57 Rue Grehan<br />

Saturday, March 30, <strong>2019</strong><br />

Valley Rd, Akaroa.<br />

Location: Potter's Croft, 57 Rue Grehan<br />

Time: 10am-3pm<br />

Valley Rd, Akaroa.<br />

Time: 10am-3pm<br />

cars. There are a wide variety of cars<br />

vintage, classic & new. This event<br />

showcases<br />

cars. There<br />

some<br />

are a<br />

of<br />

wide<br />

the best<br />

variety<br />

cars<br />

of<br />

in<br />

cars<br />

Canterbury,<br />

vintage, classic<br />

McLaren,<br />

& new.<br />

Jaguar,<br />

This event<br />

Porsche,<br />

showcases some of the best cars in<br />

Classic American, Citroen and many<br />

Canterbury, McLaren, Jaguar, Porsche,<br />

more. Sponsored by Archibald Motors.<br />

Classic American, Citroen and many<br />

Date: more. Sunday, Sponsored 31 March by Archibald <strong>2019</strong> Motors.<br />

Location: Akaroa Recreation Ground<br />

Date: Sunday, 31 March <strong>2019</strong><br />

Time: 10.30am<br />

Location: Akaroa Recreation Ground<br />

Time: 10.30am<br />

The Little River Country<br />

Bumpkin The Little Giant River Pumpkin Country<br />

Festival Bumpkin Giant Pumpkin<br />

Festival<br />

Always an entertaining family day out in<br />

the country. A fundraiser for the Little<br />

Always an entertaining family day out in<br />

River School.<br />

the country. A fundraiser for the Little<br />

Date: River Sunday, School. April 14 <strong>2019</strong><br />

Location: Little River Domain<br />

Date: Sunday, April 14 <strong>2019</strong><br />

Location: Little River Domain<br />

Akaroa & <strong>Bay</strong>s Lions<br />

Governors <strong>Bay</strong> Annual Fete Paddy’s Akaroa Market & <strong>Bay</strong>s Lions<br />

A Governors community extravaganza <strong>Bay</strong> Annual – including Fete a<br />

Paddy’s Market<br />

Come and enjoy this fundraiser for the<br />

vintage car "Pier to Jetty" run ending at<br />

A community extravaganza – including a Lions and take away lots of bargains.<br />

Allandale.<br />

Come and enjoy this fundraiser for the<br />

vintage car "Pier to Jetty" run ending at Furniture, collectables, tools, household<br />

Lions and take away lots of bargains.<br />

Vintage Allandale. cars, races, stalls – old and new, goods you name it.<br />

Furniture, collectables, tools, household<br />

music, food, craft beer, cakes, plants,<br />

Vintage cars, races, stalls – old and new, Date: goods Saturday, you name April it. 20, <strong>2019</strong><br />

books fun and more.<br />

music, food, craft beer, cakes, plants, Location: Akaroa Sports Domain<br />

Date: Saturday, April 20, <strong>2019</strong><br />

Saturday, books fun March and more. 30, <strong>2019</strong><br />

Time:<br />

Location:<br />

from 10am<br />

Akaroa Sports Domain<br />

Location: Allandale Domain, Allendale<br />

Saturday, March 30, <strong>2019</strong><br />

Time: 12pm-4pm<br />

Akaroa<br />

Time: from<br />

FrenchFest<br />

10am<br />

Location: Allandale Domain, Allendale<br />

Escape to picturesque Akaroa and<br />

La<br />

Time:<br />

Grande<br />

12pm-4pm<br />

Auto Show<br />

Akaroa FrenchFest<br />

immerse<br />

Escape<br />

yourself<br />

to picturesque<br />

in French<br />

Akaroa<br />

culture,<br />

and<br />

This La is Grande a special event Auto with Show 150 invited entertainment<br />

immerse yourself<br />

and romance<br />

in French<br />

as<br />

culture,<br />

you<br />

This is a special event with 150 invited entertainment and romance as you<br />

celebrate Akaroa’s unique history<br />

(French, German & Maori) at the Akaroa<br />

celebrate Akaroa’s unique history<br />

FrenchFest.<br />

(French, German & Maori) at the Akaroa<br />

Date: FrenchFest. Friday, October 11, <strong>2019</strong> &<br />

Saturday, October 12, <strong>2019</strong><br />

Date: Friday, October 11, and Saturday,<br />

Location: October Akaroa 12, <strong>2019</strong><br />

Location: Akaroa<br />

Banks Peninsula Walking<br />

Festival Banks Peninsula Walking<br />

The Festival Walking Festival celebrates<br />

the stunning scenery and intimate<br />

The Walking Festival celebrates<br />

communities of Banks Peninsula. The<br />

the stunning scenery and intimate<br />

walks will take place over the weekends<br />

communities of Banks Peninsula. The<br />

of November <strong>2019</strong>. It is designed by<br />

walks will take place over the weekends<br />

local people who love to share their<br />

of November <strong>2019</strong>. It is designed by<br />

passion for this special place with people<br />

local people who love to share their<br />

from the wider community.<br />

passion for this special place with people<br />

To from find the out wider more community. visit akaroa.com/bankspeninsula-walking-festival<br />

To find out more visit akaroa.com/bankspeninsula-walking-festival<br />

2020<br />

2020<br />

See the very best of what local farmers<br />

and residents have to offer at the<br />

See the very best of what local farmers<br />

Duvauchelle and Banks Peninsula A &<br />

and residents have to offer at the<br />

P Shows.<br />

Duvauchelle and Banks Peninsula A &<br />

Duvauchelle P Shows. A & P Show<br />

11<br />

Duvauchelle<br />

January 2020<br />

A & P Show<br />

6047<br />

11 January<br />

Christchurch-Akaroa<br />

2020<br />

Rd,<br />

Duvauchelle<br />

6047 Christchurch-Akaroa Rd,<br />

Banks Duvauchelle Peninsula A & P Show<br />

18<br />

Banks<br />

January<br />

Peninsula<br />

2020<br />

A & P Show<br />

43<strong>13</strong><br />

18 January<br />

Christchurch-Akaroa<br />

2020<br />

Rd, Little<br />

River<br />

43<strong>13</strong> Christchurch-Akaroa Rd, Little<br />

River


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B OATING<br />

O<br />

Banks Peninsula has a myriad of areas<br />

to go boating, whether you are a keen<br />

yachtie, fisherperson, water-skier or love<br />

to jump on a jetski for a blat around,<br />

there are many options.<br />

If you are lucky you may come across<br />

dolphins, penguins, seals and an array<br />

of birdlife while out on the sea.<br />

There are two marine reserves on Banks<br />

Peninsula; Pohatu Marine Reserve and<br />

Akaroa Marine Reserve. These areas<br />

are for the protection of many species<br />

of marine wildlife including some<br />

endangered or very rare species. There<br />

are strict rules to be followed when<br />

visiting these areas which can be found<br />

on the www.doc.govt.nz website.<br />

Christchurch City Council<br />

Boat Ramps and Jetties<br />

Ferry Rd Ramp<br />

Scott Park, Ferrymead<br />

Celia Rd/Redcliffs Ramp<br />

Beachville Rd, Redcliffs<br />

Moncks <strong>Bay</strong> Ramp<br />

Off Main Rd, Moncks <strong>Bay</strong><br />

Sumner Life Boat Ramp<br />

Off Heberden Ave, Scarborough<br />

Lyttelton Public Ramp<br />

Marina Accessway, Lyttelton<br />

Corsair <strong>Bay</strong> Boat Ramp<br />

Charlotte Jane <strong>Bay</strong>, Governors <strong>Bay</strong><br />

Cass <strong>Bay</strong> Dinghy Ramp<br />

<strong>Bay</strong> View Place, Governors <strong>Bay</strong><br />

Sandy Beach Boat Ramp<br />

Sandy Beach Rd, Governors <strong>Bay</strong><br />

Jetty Rd Ramp<br />

Jetty Rd, Governors <strong>Bay</strong><br />

<strong>Bay</strong> View Ramp<br />

<strong>Bay</strong> View, Off Marine Drive, Charteris<br />

<strong>Bay</strong><br />

Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> Wharf<br />

Off Waipapa Avenue, Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong><br />

Purau <strong>Bay</strong> Ramp<br />

Purau Ave, Purau<br />

Pigeon <strong>Bay</strong> Ramp<br />

Off Wharf Road, Pigeon <strong>Bay</strong><br />

Little Akaloa Boat Ramp<br />

Off Decanter <strong>Bay</strong> Road, Little Akaloa<br />

Daly’s Ramp<br />

Rue Balguerie, Akaroa<br />

Akaroa Recreation Ground Ramp<br />

Rue Brittan, Akaroa<br />

Duvauchelle Ramp<br />

Seafield Road, Duvauchelle<br />

Barrys <strong>Bay</strong> Ramp<br />

Off Wainui Main Road, Barrys <strong>Bay</strong><br />

Wainui Ramp<br />

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O RTON BRADLEY PARK<br />

Tucked just back from the shores of Banks Peninsula, is<br />

Orton Bradley Park, a haven for all those who like to enjoy<br />

nature and the outdoors.<br />

This 650ha property was originally leased as farmland from<br />

local Ngai Tahu in 1845 by Samuel Manson. The Reverend<br />

Bradley then bought the land in 1859. Orton Bradley, the<br />

eldest of the reverend’s nine children, took over the farm after<br />

his father’s death in 1892.<br />

It was Orton who invented the waterwheel at the farm which<br />

drove the generator, providing power for the house and to run<br />

saw bench, lathes, a drill and grindstone for blade shearers.<br />

You can still see the system at work along with historical<br />

buildings which have either been restored or replicated.<br />

The farm buildings remain including a dairy, stables and<br />

implement shed. These protect carefully restored working<br />

farm machinery from colonial times including a rare cocksfoot<br />

thresher.<br />

The park was gifted to the people of New Zealand in 1943<br />

and is run under an act of parliament and operates as a<br />

public trust.<br />

Here you will find more than 25km of walking tracks catering<br />

for all ages and abilities. They range from the famous<br />

Rhododendron walk (20 minutes) to the popular Waterfall<br />

Gully Track (2 1/2 hours) and beyond to the DOC Packhorse<br />

Hut or Mt Herbert. The property has a large children's<br />

adventure playground, with flying foxes, situated next to a<br />

small stream, and we also have a number of short mountain<br />

bike tracks suitable for all members of the family.<br />

It is famous for the arboretum, where visitors can view more<br />

than 150 different trees from all around the globe and also<br />

the rhododendron garden which is now recognised as a<br />

collection of national significance. The property also serves as<br />

a campsite for self-contained campers all year around and for<br />

those tenting during the busy summer school holiday period.<br />

There is also a café which operates from 8am to 8pm for<br />

visitors or those just wanting to stop off for refreshments as<br />

they tour the Banks Peninsula area.<br />

The Park is open from 8am to 8pm, 7 days a week, 365 days<br />

a year.<br />

For more information visit www.ortonbradley.nz


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O UTDOOR PURSUITS<br />

The landscape of Banks Peninsula is the<br />

remnant of volcanic activity of millions of<br />

years worn down over time by the wind,<br />

snow, ice and rain to create the beautiful<br />

rocky open tussock landscape we see<br />

today.<br />

In the wide open spaces of the Banks<br />

Peninsula area, you can enjoy tramping,<br />

mountain biking, walking or even 4WD<br />

experiences in various places throughout<br />

the hills.<br />

Here you will find indigenous species of<br />

plants, wildlife and wonderful views of<br />

Canterbury and the seascape.<br />

There is a Banks Peninsula Walking<br />

Festival throughout the month of<br />

November where avid walkers, trampers<br />

and historians can learn more about the<br />

landscape and surrounds while taking<br />

in the many vistas these walks have to<br />

offer. Visit www.bankspeninsulawalks.<br />

co.nz to find out more about this event.<br />

Below are just some of the walks you<br />

can enjoy throughout Banks Peninsula<br />

and Port Hills.<br />

Ahuriri - Crater Rim: Sign<br />

of the Bellbird<br />

Duration of walk: 3 hours return<br />

Start location: Sign of the Bellbird or<br />

Summit Rd.<br />

Bridle Path<br />

Distance: 3 hours return.<br />

Location: Either start on the city side<br />

from the Bridle Path car park, just below<br />

the Christchurch Gondola or Lyttelton<br />

side from Bridle Path Rd.<br />

Godley Head<br />

Distance: 7km<br />

Location: Start from the Pilgrims Way<br />

Coastal Track behind Taylors Mistake<br />

beach carpark.<br />

Mt Herbert<br />

Distance: 5-6 hours return<br />

Location: Accessed from Whero Ave,<br />

Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> or Orton Bradley Park.<br />

Montgomery Park Scenic<br />

Reserve<br />

Distance: 2 hours to Rocky Peak<br />

Location: Drive to Hilltop then turn along<br />

the Summit Rd for 500m. A few minutes<br />

into this walk, you will find a 2000 yearold<br />

Totara measuring 8.5m around its<br />

trunk.<br />

Pigeon <strong>Bay</strong><br />

Distance: 4-5 hours return<br />

Location Starts at the end of Wharf Rd<br />

by the yacht club building.<br />

Rapaki Track<br />

Distance: 2 hours return.<br />

Location: Rapaki Rd carpark.<br />

Sign of the Packhorse<br />

Scenic Reserve<br />

Distance: 3-4 hours return to hut<br />

Location: Start from a short side road off<br />

Kaituna Valley Rd.


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O UTDOOR PURSUITS<br />

The Port Hills and Banks Peninsula provide the perfect terrain<br />

for mountain biking enthusiasts with tracks to suit beginners<br />

right through to experienced mountain bikers. A great<br />

resource to find your perfect track is https://www.ccc.govt.nz/<br />

rec-and-sport/cycling-tracks/mountain-biking.<br />

Bowenvale Traverse<br />

Cross country<br />

Grade: 2<br />

3km<br />

Start: Thomsons car park at the top of Victoria Park car park.<br />

Finish: Top of Huntsbury Track at the base of Mt Vernon.<br />

Captain Thomas<br />

Cross country<br />

Grade: 3<br />

3km<br />

Start: Intersection of Evans Pass and Summit Roads. Finish:<br />

Upper Sumnervale Drive or Lower Sumnervale Drive.<br />

Christchurch - Little River Rail Trail<br />

Cross country<br />

Grade: 1<br />

44km<br />

Follow the route of the 19th-century railway from Hornby to<br />

Little River.<br />

Marley Hill (flying nun)<br />

Downhill<br />

Grade: 3<br />

2.3km<br />

Start: Top of Worsleys Road, Port Hills. Finish: Summit Road,<br />

Port Hills.<br />

Sign of the Kiwi to Bowenvale Valley<br />

Cross country<br />

Grade: 3<br />

Start: End of Flying Nun just off the Summit Road. Finish:<br />

Bowenvale car park.<br />

Worsley's to Dyers Pass Road<br />

Grade 3<br />

7.03km<br />

Start: Worsley's Road, Port Hills. Finish: Dyers Pass Road,<br />

Port Hills.


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BL EACHES IBRARIES & MARAE<br />

LIBRARIES<br />

Akaroa Library<br />

2 Selwyn Ave, Akaroa<br />

Monday to Friday<br />

Saturday<br />

389 Õnuku Road, RD1, Õnuku, Akaroa<br />

Waipapa Avenue<br />

Tuesday<br />

2pm-7pm 14-16 Wakefield Ave<br />

7520<br />

Thursday There are and many Saturday beaches 10am-2pm the smartest Monday option. to Friday 10am-6pm<br />

Corsair <strong>Bay</strong> P: 03 304 find 7607 a beach where you can<br />

to Friday visit around the Banks 2pm-4pm Saturday & Sunday 10am-4pm<br />

sunbathe, take a walk to<br />

Peninsula P: 03 941 area. 7923While Sumner Camp <strong>Bay</strong> P: 03 941 7923 Located a short distance E: onuku@ngaitahu.iwi.nz<br />

Cass <strong>Bay</strong> or swim out to the<br />

from Lyttelton, here you will<br />

Near Purau, this shell beach<br />

pontoon.<br />

offers a sheltered little alcove<br />

perfect for watersports,<br />

swimming and picnicking.<br />

Beach and Taylors Mistake<br />

are well known to many, there<br />

are many terrific little beaches<br />

dotted around the peninsula<br />

which offer safe swimming<br />

and great areas for either rock<br />

exploration or lazing in the<br />

sun. Pack a picnic and your<br />

sunscreen and make it a great<br />

day out. Here are a sample<br />

of some of the magnificent<br />

beaches on offer.<br />

Sumner Beach<br />

A lovely accessible beach with<br />

plenty of room for everyone.<br />

If you want to play cricket on<br />

the beach, try your hand at<br />

kitesurfing, paddleboarding<br />

or simply relax with family and<br />

friends, then this is the beach<br />

for you.<br />

Taylors Mistake<br />

Surfers come here all year<br />

round, while others just enjoy<br />

it in the summer months.<br />

Taylors Mistake has a sandy<br />

beach with Surf Life Saving<br />

volunteers on hand during the<br />

patrolled months. There is a<br />

consistent rip here though, so<br />

swimming between the flags is<br />

10am-4.30pm<br />

10am-1pm<br />

P: 03 304 1177<br />

Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> Library<br />

Le Bons <strong>Bay</strong><br />

Bordered by rolling hills, Le<br />

Bons <strong>Bay</strong> is a sandy beach<br />

on the eastern side of the<br />

peninsula. The drive there<br />

alone is worth it with great<br />

vistas of the peninsula from up<br />

high.<br />

Tumbledown <strong>Bay</strong><br />

Travelling from Christchurch<br />

turn right onto Wairewa Pa<br />

Rd (just before Little River),<br />

then quick right onto Kinloch<br />

Rd, right onto Bossu Rd then<br />

left onto Te Oka <strong>Bay</strong> Rd. Here<br />

you will find a carpark where<br />

you can then just make the<br />

short walk down to the beach.<br />

Definitely worth the trip, here<br />

you will find a beautiful sandy<br />

beach which is great for<br />

beginner surf boarders.<br />

Okains <strong>Bay</strong><br />

Little River Library<br />

State Highway 75<br />

Monday to Friday<br />

Saturday<br />

A safe, family friendly beach<br />

great for all beach activities.<br />

8.30am-12.30pm,<br />

1.30pm-4.30pm<br />

10am-12pm<br />

P: 03 941 7923<br />

Matuku Fakotako - Sumner<br />

Centre<br />

Glowing Sky<br />

MARAE<br />

Te Wheke Marae (Rãpaki)<br />

37 Rapaki Dr, Rapaki 8971<br />

P: 03 328 9415<br />

E: rapaki@ngaitahu.iwi.nz<br />

Koukourãrata Marae<br />

9 Puãri Road, Port Levy / Koukourãrata,<br />

Banks Peninsula<br />

P: 03 3398 308<br />

E: koukourarata@ngaitahu.iwi.nz<br />

Õnuku Marae<br />

This family owned manufacturer of fine merino clothing brings its<br />

stylish and easy care range for men, women and children to a new<br />

retail store in Akaroa. Made locally from wool grown in the Southern<br />

Alps, Glowing Sky garments are sold exclusively through its own<br />

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M USEUMS<br />

Akaroa Museum<br />

At the Akaroa Museum you will find a<br />

detailed history of the Banks Peninsula<br />

area.<br />

Its collections vary from archives,<br />

archaeology and art to zoology, but<br />

the main focus is on social and<br />

cultural history. The museum was<br />

first established in 1964. Since then<br />

it has expanded to include three long<br />

term exhibition galleries, a temporary<br />

exhibitions gallery, and shop. Two<br />

additional heritage buildings, the old<br />

Akaroa Court House and the Custom<br />

House are also under the care of the<br />

Museum.<br />

71 Rue Lavaud, Akaroa<br />

P: 03 304 10<strong>13</strong><br />

E: akaroa.museum@ccc.govt.nz<br />

W: akaroamuseum.org.nz<br />

Hours: Museum is open seven days a<br />

week.<br />

Closed Christmas Day and Anzac Day<br />

morning (25 April).<br />

Winter hours (May - September):<br />

10:30am - 4pm<br />

Summer hours (October - April): 10:30am<br />

- 4:30pm<br />

Ferrymead Heritage Park<br />

Ferrymead Heritage Park features<br />

an early 1900s Edwardian township.<br />

The park features a variety of restored<br />

cottages plus a school house, church<br />

and businesses which reflect the period<br />

and allow visitors to experience life<br />

for the early residents of Christchurch<br />

including the smell of a coal range and<br />

the sounds of a tram rattling past the<br />

door.<br />

There are a large array of heritage<br />

exhibitions and displays that are open<br />

for viewing. The displays are owned and<br />

operated by individual societies and<br />

manned by their volunteers. They have<br />

restored and displayed their collections<br />

for you to enjoy and these include<br />

tractors, fire engines, aeroplanes, trams,<br />

trains, cars, printing, post and telegraph,<br />

model railway, photography and more.<br />

Trams run on weekends and throughout<br />

the school holidays and rides can be<br />

purchased for a small fee.<br />

Steam trains run on the second Sunday<br />

of the month and you can enjoy<br />

unlimited rides along the route as part of<br />

your entry fee.<br />

50 Ferrymead Park Dr, Heathcote,<br />

Christchurch<br />

P: 03 384 1970<br />

E: info@ferrymead.org.nz<br />

W: www.ferrymead.org.nz<br />

Hours: 10am – 4pm<br />

Open every day except Christmas Day and<br />

Nostalgia Festival day, or any other day<br />

where separate ticketing for events is<br />

required.<br />

Okains <strong>Bay</strong> Maori and<br />

Colonial Museum<br />

An insight into how our Maori and<br />

Colonial forefathers lived on the land<br />

around the Banks Peninsula. Here you<br />

will find the Maori collection housed in<br />

The Whare Taonga which includes a<br />

sacred god stick dating back to the year<br />

1400, a war canoe dating back to 1867<br />

and a rare Akaroa hei tiki (pounamu<br />

necklace) recovered in England and<br />

bought back to Okains <strong>Bay</strong> by the<br />

Museum's founder. The Whaakata<br />

(Meeting House) was built observing all<br />

Maori traditions and tapu, using original<br />

materials from other meeting houses.<br />

Most of the carving was done by John<br />

Rua, a well known New Zealand master<br />

carver.<br />

The Colonial exhibits include a working<br />

Blacksmith's shop, a print shop, a<br />

saddlery, the restored school and<br />

the former Akaroa grandstand. Local<br />

buildings have been reconstructed<br />

on the site including slab cottage and<br />

stables.<br />

1146 Main Road Okains <strong>Bay</strong><br />

P: 03 304 8611<br />

E: info@okainsbaymuseum.co.nz<br />

W: http://www.okainsbaymuseum.co.nz/<br />

Hours - 10am - 5pm daily<br />

Open every day except Christmas Day and<br />

Good Friday.<br />

Open Anzac Day from 1pm<br />

Sumner Museum<br />

Affiliated to the Sumner-Redcliffs<br />

Historical Society<br />

Level 1, Matuku Takotako, 14-16<br />

Wakefield Avenue, Sumner<br />

Hours: Mon – Fri 10am – 6pm, Sat & Sun<br />

10am – 4pm


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S CHOOLS<br />

Akaroa Area School<br />

141 Rue Jolie Blvd,<br />

Akaroa 7520<br />

P: 03 304 7108<br />

E: office@akaroa.school.nz<br />

Duvauchelle School<br />

School Rd, RD1, Akaroa<br />

7582<br />

P: 03 304 5722<br />

E: office@duvauchelle.school.<br />

nz<br />

Governors <strong>Bay</strong><br />

School<br />

1 Jetty Road, Governors <strong>Bay</strong>,<br />

RD1, Lyttelton 8971<br />

P: 03 329 9854<br />

E: secretary@governorsbay.<br />

school.nz<br />

Nuk Korako<br />

National List MP<br />

based in the Port Hills<br />

Heathcote Valley<br />

School<br />

61 Bridle Path Road,<br />

Christchurch, 8022<br />

P: 03 384 1058<br />

E: admin@hvs.school.nz<br />

Little River School<br />

46 Western Valley Rd, Little<br />

River 7591<br />

P: 03 325 1004<br />

E: office@littleriver.school.nz<br />

Lyttelton Primary<br />

School<br />

34 Oxford St, Lyttelton 8082<br />

P: 03 929 0588<br />

E: office@lyttelton.school.nz<br />

Mt Pleasant Primary<br />

School<br />

82 Major Hornbrook Rd, Mt<br />

Pleasant, Christchurch 8081<br />

P: 03 384 3994<br />

E: office@mtpleasant.school.<br />

nz<br />

Okains <strong>Bay</strong> School<br />

1163 Okains <strong>Bay</strong> Rd, Okains<br />

<strong>Bay</strong> 7583<br />

P: 03 304 8629<br />

E: office@okainsbay.school.nz<br />

Our Lady Star of the<br />

Sea School<br />

45 Colenso St, Sumner,<br />

Christchurch 8081<br />

P: 03 326 5315<br />

E: office@ourladystar.school.<br />

nz<br />

Redcliffs School<br />

38 Truro Street, Sumner,<br />

Christchurch 8081<br />

P: 03 384 3853<br />

E: admin@redcliffs.school.nz<br />

Sumner Primary<br />

School<br />

Colenso St, Sumner,<br />

Christchurch 8081<br />

P: 03 326 6546<br />

E: admin@sumner.school.nz<br />

Van Asch Deaf<br />

Education Centre<br />

38 Truro Street, Sumner,<br />

Christchurch 8081<br />

P: 03 326 6009<br />

E: info@deafeducation.nz<br />

Port Hills Office<br />

6/950 Ferry Road, Ferrymead,<br />

Christchurch 8023<br />

03 384 0008<br />

nuk.korakomp@parliament.govt.nz<br />

nukkorako.porthills<br />

Authorised by Nuk Korako MP,<br />

Parliament Buildings, Wellington.<br />

PIANO LESSONS<br />

Catherine Bracegirdle<br />

DipABRSM ATCL AIRMT<br />

Ph 021 044 5102<br />

51A Colenso St, Sumner<br />

www.pianoandtheory.co.nz<br />

catherine.bracegirdle@gmail.com


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H EALTH SERVICES<br />

Akaroa Health Centre<br />

110 Rue Jolie, Akaroa<br />

P: 03 304 7004<br />

E: akaroahealthcentre@xtra.co.nz<br />

W: www.akaroahealth.co.nz<br />

Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm<br />

Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> Surgery<br />

Waipapa Avenue, Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong><br />

P: 03 329 4402<br />

W: www.diamondmed.co.nz<br />

Mon 8:30am - 12pm & 5pm - 7pm<br />

Tues 8:30am - 2:30pm<br />

Wed 8:15am - 12pm<br />

Thu 8:30am - 11:30am<br />

Fri 8:30am - 11:45am<br />

Ferrymead Medical Centre<br />

Unit 10, 2 Waterman Place, Ferrymead<br />

P: 03 384 5484<br />

W: www.ferrymeadmc.co.nz<br />

Mon- Fri 8.30am – 5pm<br />

Lyttelton Medical Centre<br />

18 Oxford Street, Lyttelton<br />

P: 03 328 7309<br />

W: www.lytteltonhealthcentre.co.nz<br />

Mon 8am - 5:30pm<br />

Tues 7:30am - 5:30pm<br />

Wed & Thu 8am - 6pm<br />

Fri 7:30am - 5pm<br />

wE oFFER ADvICE AND TREATMENT FoR:<br />

MEET ouR TEAM...<br />

Mt Pleasant Medical<br />

Centre<br />

2 Soleares Avenue, McCormacks <strong>Bay</strong><br />

P: 03 373 6077<br />

E: Reception@mtpleasantmc.pegasus.<br />

net.nz<br />

W: www.mtpleasantmc.co.nz<br />

Mon 8.30am – 5.15pm<br />

Tue, Thu, Fri 8.30am – 5pm<br />

Wed 8.30am – 5pm<br />

Fri 8.30am – 5pm<br />

WE WELCOME ALL<br />

NEW PATIENTS<br />

ON ThE dAy SErvICE, WhENEvEr POSSIbLE<br />

• Women’s health • Children’s and teenage health and wellbeing • Drug testing<br />

• Helping patients manage long term medical problems • Stopping smoking support<br />

• Older persons health • Lifestyle advice • Travel vaccinations • Vasectomies<br />

• Warrant of fitness checks for men and women • Pre-employment medicals<br />

• Removal of skin lesions • Sports medicine • Occupational and company medicine<br />

FERRYMEAD MEDICAL CENTRE<br />

providing high quality care to you and your family<br />

Redcliffs Medical Centre<br />

184 Main Road, Redcliffs<br />

P: 03 384 1151<br />

E: admin@redcliffs.pegasus.net.nz<br />

W: redcliffsmc.co.nz<br />

WE ARE O<br />

Mon, Tue & Thur 8am - 7pm<br />

Wed &<br />

MOVE<br />

Fri 8am - 5pm<br />

AG<br />

Settlers Health Centre<br />

8 Settlers Crescent, Ferrymead<br />

P: 03 963 1606<br />

E: office@settlers.pegasus.net.nz<br />

W: www.settlershealth.co.nz<br />

Mon – Fri 8.30am - 5pm<br />

Sumner Health Centre<br />

Brendan Charlotte Gort<br />

35 Nayland Street, Sumner<br />

P: 03 326 6288<br />

W: www.sumnerhealthcentre.com<br />

Mon – Fri 8.30am - 5.30pm<br />

We will keep you i<br />

new address.<br />

If you wou<br />

and treat<br />

• Women’s health • Children<br />

AND ouR NEw DoCToRs... • Older persons h<br />

• Warrant of fitness ch<br />

• Helping patients manag<br />

• Removal of skin lesions •<br />

• Occupational and com<br />

• Pre-employment medica<br />

• Travel<br />

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New patients welco<br />

Dr Brendan Smith Dr Charlotte Cooper Dr Gort Stephan Dr Sophia Harris Dr Nicola Carey Dr David Robertson<br />

unit 10, 2 waterman Place, Ferrymead, Christchurch | Phone 03 384 5484<br />

open Monday to Friday 8.30am-5.30pm | www.ferrymeadmc.co.nz<br />

Providing<br />

high quality<br />

care to you and<br />

your family<br />

Ferrymead<br />

ferry<br />

medIcal<br />

MEDICAL<br />

C E N T R E<br />

Ferrymead<br />

1025 ferry rd<br />

faX 38<br />

Mon to Fri 8.


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E MERGENCY SERVICES<br />

In an emergency dial 111 and ask<br />

to speak to the relevant emergency<br />

services organisation.<br />

POLICE STATIONS<br />

Akaroa Police Station<br />

9 Rue Lavaud<br />

03 304 1030<br />

Lyttelton Police Station<br />

5-9 Sumner Rd<br />

03 378 0200<br />

Christchurch Central Police<br />

Station<br />

40 Llichfield St<br />

03 363 7400<br />

FIRE STATIONS<br />

Akaroa Volunteer Fire<br />

Brigade<br />

49 Beach Rd<br />

Ph: 03 304 7201<br />

Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> Volunteer<br />

Fire Brigade<br />

89 Marine Drive<br />

03 329 4899<br />

Duvauchelle Voluntary Fire<br />

Force<br />

6095 Christchurch-Akaroa Rd<br />

03 941 8999<br />

Governors <strong>Bay</strong> Voluntary<br />

Fire Brigade<br />

1 Ernest Adams Dr<br />

03 329 9777<br />

Little River Volunteer Fire<br />

Brigade<br />

Western Valley Rd<br />

03 325 1102<br />

Lyttelton Volunteer Fire<br />

Brigade<br />

57 London St<br />

03 328 8783<br />

Sumner Volunteer Fire<br />

Brigade<br />

4 Wiggins St<br />

03 326 6022<br />

Woolston Station<br />

925 Ferry Rd<br />

03 372 8664<br />

AMBULANCE<br />

The Order of St John<br />

Lyttelton<br />

52 London St<br />

03 328 8145<br />

Other important phone<br />

numbers:<br />

Kidsline 0800 543 754<br />

Lifeline 0800 543 354<br />

National Poison Hotline 0800 764 766<br />

Plunket Hotline 0800 933 922<br />

Women’s Refuge 0800 733 843<br />

Suicide Crisis Helpline 0508 828 865<br />

Tsunami – how to<br />

prepare<br />

Your best warnings for a tsunami are:<br />

• a long rolling-motion earthquake longer than<br />

a minute,<br />

• a strong earthquake where it is hard to<br />

stand up, or<br />

• odd ocean behaviour: loud or strange noises<br />

coming from the sea or sudden sea level<br />

variations.<br />

Sirens will not necessarily be used if the<br />

tsunami starts close to the shore. Sirens will<br />

be activated if there is one to three hours<br />

warning time before a tsunami will hit the<br />

shore. Therefore you should always evacuate<br />

to a safe area away from the shore if you<br />

experience these warning signs.<br />

You can find these safe areas at ccc.govt.<br />

nz/services/civil-defence/hazards/tsunamievacuation-zones-and-routes<br />

Emergency Mobile Alerts will be sent to most<br />

phones for serious events which threaten life,<br />

health or property. Most phones are capable<br />

of receiving these alerts without any action<br />

from the phone user however there are some<br />

phones which are not. You can visit www.<br />

civildefence.govt.nz to see if your phone is<br />

able to receive these alerts.


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TRADES<br />

WEED SPRAYING<br />

Godfrey Pest Management Limited<br />

Grease trap emptyinG<br />

Dairy effluent experts<br />

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WE PUMP IT<br />

0800 372 004<br />

septic tank emptyinG<br />

pumps supplieD & fitteD<br />

Been in the business for over 40 years<br />

Email: robsonenviro@xtra.co.nz<br />

www.robsonenvironmental.co.nz<br />

Charlies Takeaways<br />

RAKAIA<br />

Registered Chemical Applicator R1550<br />

Contact WAYNE GODFREY P: 027 232 6791<br />

E: wayne@godfrey.net.nz


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A -Z DIRECTORY<br />

Ferrymead Medical Centre<br />

W: www.facebook.com/PharmacyFerrymead<br />

Unit 10, 2 Waterman Pl, Ferrymead E: grant@ferrymeadpharmacy.co.nz<br />

Akaroa A Four Square<br />

P: Ferrymead 03 384 5484 Medical Centre<br />

W: nukkorako.national.org.nz<br />

72 Rue Lauvaud, Akaroa 7520<br />

W:<br />

Unit<br />

www.ferrymeadmc.co.nz<br />

10, 2 Waterman Pl, Ferrymead<br />

RE: nuk.korako@national.org.nz<br />

P: 03<br />

Akaroa<br />

304 7054<br />

Four Square<br />

P: 03 384 5484<br />

E: office@ferrymead.pegasus.net.nz<br />

W: www.foursquare.co.nz<br />

72 Rue Lauvaud, Akaroa 7520<br />

W: www.ferrymeadmc.co.nz<br />

Robson P Environmental Services Ltd<br />

P: 03 304 7054<br />

E: akaroa@foursquare-si.co.nz<br />

Flight E: office@ferrymead.pegasus.net.nz<br />

Centre Ferrymead<br />

16 Yukon Pl, Hornby<br />

W: www.foursquare.co.nz<br />

987<br />

Flight<br />

Ferry<br />

Centre<br />

Rd, Ferrymead<br />

Pharmacy@Ferrymead<br />

Ferrymead<br />

Christchurch 8042<br />

Akaroa E: akaroa@foursquare-si.co.nz<br />

Museum<br />

P:<br />

987<br />

0800<br />

Ferry<br />

951<br />

Rd,<br />

659<br />

1005 Ferry Rd, Ferrymead<br />

Ferrymead<br />

P: 0800 372 003 (Christchurch) or 0800<br />

71 Rue<br />

Akaroa<br />

Lavaud,<br />

Museum<br />

Akaroa (opp Four Square) W: P: www.flightcentre.co.nz<br />

P: 03 943 9635<br />

0800 951 659<br />

372 004 (Rakaia)<br />

P: 03<br />

71<br />

304<br />

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10<strong>13</strong><br />

Lavaud, Akaroa (opp Four Square) E: ferrymead@flightcentre.co.nz<br />

W: www.facebook.com/PharmacyFerrymead<br />

W: www.flightcentre.co.nz<br />

W: www.robsonenviromental.co.nz<br />

W: www.akaroamuseum.co.nz<br />

E: grant@ferrymeadpharmacy.co.nz<br />

P: 03 304 10<strong>13</strong><br />

E: ferrymead@flightcentre.co.nz<br />

E: akaroa.museum@ccc.govt.nz<br />

Ford Baker Valuation<br />

E: robsonenviro@xtra.co.nz<br />

W: www.akaroamuseum.co.nz Level Fordbaker 3, 48 Fitzgerald Valuation Ave, Christchurch<br />

E: akaroa.museum@ccc.govt.nz<br />

Ruth R Dyson – Labour MP for Port Hills<br />

B<br />

P: Level 03 964 3, 4151 48 Fitzgerald Ave, Christchurch 642<br />

B<br />

P: 03 964 4151<br />

Robson Ferry Environmental Rd, Woolston<br />

W: www.fordbaker.co.nz<br />

Services Ltd<br />

Black Cat Cruises<br />

P:<br />

W: www.fordbaker.co.nz<br />

1603 Yukon 376 4512<br />

E: john@fordbaker.co.nz<br />

Pl, Hornby<br />

E:<br />

Black Cat Cruises<br />

E: john@fordbaker.co.nz<br />

Christchurch porthills.mp@parliament.govt.nz<br />

8042<br />

Lyttelton<br />

W: P: www.labour.org.nz/ruthdyson<br />

0800 372 003 (Christchurch) or 0800<br />

B Jetty, Lyttelton Lyttelton Wharf, Lyttelton GThe Tree People<br />

P: 0 B 3 Jetty, 328 9078<br />

372 004 (Rakaia)<br />

Lyttelton Wharf, Lyttelton Glowing PO Box Sky 126, Lyttelton<br />

S<br />

E: lyttelton@blackcat.co.nz<br />

W: www.robsonenviromental.co.nz<br />

P: 0 3 328 9078<br />

40 P: Rue 03 Lavaud, 384 9630 Akaroa 7520<br />

E: lyttelton@blackcat.co.nz<br />

W: www.fourseasonstreecare.co.nz<br />

E: robsonenviro@xtra.co.nz<br />

Akaroa<br />

P: 03 304 7581<br />

Sirocco Hair Studio<br />

E: info@fourseasonstreecare.co.nz<br />

63 Beach AkaroaRd, Akaroa<br />

W: www.glowingsky.co.nz<br />

4/2 Soleares Ave, Mt Pleasant<br />

S<br />

P: 0363304 Beach 7641 Rd, Akaroa<br />

E: akaroa@glowingsky.co.nz<br />

03 384 1743<br />

G<br />

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P: 03 304 7641<br />

Hair Studio<br />

Godfrey Pest Management Ltd<br />

E: akaroa@blackcat.co.nz<br />

Glowing Sky<br />

W: 4/2 www.facebook.com/siroccohairstudio<br />

W: www.blackcat.co.nz<br />

Soleares Ave, Mt Pleasant<br />

PO Box 108, Rangiora 7440<br />

W: www.blackcat.co.nz<br />

40 Rue Lavaud, Akaroa 7520<br />

03 384 1743<br />

Body Care<br />

P: 027 232 6791<br />

Sumner Health Centre Ltd<br />

P: 03 304 7581<br />

Siroccohair20<strong>13</strong>@gmail.com<br />

89b Body Main Care Rd, Redcliffs<br />

E: wayne@godfrey.net.nz<br />

35 Nayland St, Sumner<br />

W: www.glowingsky.co.nz<br />

W: www.facebook.com/siroccohairstudio<br />

P: 0389b 384 Main 4729 Rd, Redcliffs<br />

P: 03 326 8081<br />

E: akaroa@glowingsky.co.nz<br />

W: www.facebook.com/Body-Care<br />

P: 03 384 4729<br />

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Health Centre Ltd<br />

E: redcliffs.bodycare@xtra.co.nz<br />

W: www.facebook.com/Body-Care Godfrey Pest Management Ltd<br />

E: 35 reception@sumnerh.pegasus.net.nz<br />

Nayland St, Sumner<br />

E: redcliffs.bodycare@xtra.co.nz<br />

Lyttelton<br />

PO Box<br />

Port<br />

108,<br />

Company<br />

Rangiora 7440<br />

Waterfront<br />

P: 03 326 8081<br />

P: 027 232 House, 679<strong>13</strong>7-39 Gladstone Quay, Sumner Pharmacy<br />

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17 Wakefield Ave, Sumner<br />

E: reception@sumnerh.pegasus.net.nz<br />

Casual and Country<br />

P: 03 328 8198<br />

03 326 6154<br />

Casual and Country<br />

1027 Ferry Rd, Ferrymead<br />

W: L www.lpc.co.nz<br />

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1027 Ferry Rd, Ferrymead<br />

P: 03 384 4880<br />

E: allreceptionists@lpc.co.nz<br />

E:<br />

P: 03 384 4880<br />

Lyttelton Port Company<br />

17 info@sumnerpharmacy.co.nz<br />

Wakefield Ave, Sumner<br />

W: www.casualandcountry.co.nz<br />

W: www.casualandcountry.co.nz<br />

Waterfront House, 37-39 Gladstone Quay, 03 326 6154<br />

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Lyttelton<br />

TW: www.facebook.com/Sumner-Pharmacy<br />

Catherine P: 03 328 8198<br />

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Catherine Bracegirdle<br />

Mt Vernon Lodge<br />

Bracegirdle<br />

Takenote Ferrymead<br />

51a W: www.lpc.co.nz<br />

51a Colenso Colenso St, Sumner<br />

33 Purple Peak Rd, Akaroa 7520<br />

St, Sumner<br />

1005 Ferry Rd, Ferrymead, Christchurch<br />

P: 021 E: allreceptionists@lpc.co.nz T<br />

P: 021 044 044 5102<br />

P: 03 304 7180<br />

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P: 03 384 2063<br />

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W: W: www.mtvernon.co.nz<br />

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Ferrymead<br />

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E: E: info@mtvernon.co.nz<br />

1005 Ferry Rd, Ferrymead, Christchurch<br />

Mt Vernon Lodge<br />

The Natural Flooring Company<br />

Murphy’s Seafood<br />

P: 03 384 2063<br />

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7 Church St, Akaroa 7520<br />

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Eastgate<br />

P: 03 304 7180<br />

P: 03 943 2001<br />

Eastgate Shopping Shopping Centre Centre<br />

P: 03 304 8887<br />

W: www.mtvernon.co.nz<br />

W: The www.greenflooring.co.nz<br />

Natural Flooring Company<br />

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E: info@mtvernon.co.nz<br />

E: Unit sales@greenflooring.co.nz<br />

3, 954 Ferry Rd, Ferrymead<br />

Christchurch<br />

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P: 03 943 2001<br />

P: 03 P: 982 03 982 0800 0800<br />

Murphy’s Seafood<br />

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P: 03 384 9630<br />

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P: 03 384 0008<br />

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Ferrymead Flooring Xtra<br />

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Ferrymead Flooring Xtra<br />

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Unit 1/950 Ferry Rd, Ferrymead<br />

960 Ferry Rd, Ferrymead<br />

Unit 1/950 Ferry Rd, Ferrymead<br />

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P: 03 P: 376 03 376 4974 4974<br />

Nuk Korako – National MP<br />

P: 03 384 2700<br />

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P: 03 384 0008<br />

960 E: melissa@youferrymead.co.nz<br />

Ferry Rd, Ferrymead<br />

Pharmacy@Ferrymead<br />

P: 03 384 2700<br />

1005 Ferry Rd, Ferrymead<br />

W: www.youtravel.co.nz<br />

P: 03 943 9635<br />

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Akaroa <strong>Harbour</strong><br />

Nature<br />

Cruises<br />

Quail<br />

Island<br />

Hi!<br />

Get the kids into nature and head to Quail Island!<br />

A great day trip to a real island with a fascinating<br />

history, in the heart of Lyttelton <strong>Harbour</strong>.<br />

Just a 15 minute ferry ride from Lyttelton.<br />

Book the DOC hut to stay overnight (via DOC website)<br />

When did you<br />

last see a dolphin?<br />

Grab some family fun and inspiration<br />

these holidays! Reacquaint yourself with<br />

these delightful Hector’s Dolphins in<br />

beautiful Akaroa <strong>Harbour</strong>.<br />

‘Under 5’s<br />

free<br />

on all trips,<br />

all year!<br />

book<br />

online<br />

blackcat.co.nz<br />

OR PHONE 0800 436 574<br />

CRUISES<br />

LYTTELTON & AKAROA

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