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Birdlife concerns raised 

over pathway proposal 

• By Matt Slaughter 

BIRDLIFE WILL be harmed if a 

pathway is built along the western 

edge of the Avon-Heathcote Ihutai 

Estuary, groups say. 

The city council may consider options 

for an alternative route. 

The Avon-Heathcote Estuary 

Ihutai Trust and Redcliffs Residents 

Association are opposing the city 

council’s proposal to extend its 360 

walking and cycle trail along the 

estuary edge beside the Bromley 

oxidation ponds. 

Both groups have raised their 

concerns with the Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board. 

Estuary trust chairman Kit 

Doudney said the estuary is home 

to about 100 bird species and has 

recently been made part of the East 

Asian-Australasian Flyway. This 

means migratory birds which use 

the estuary, such as the bar-tailed 

godwit are protected. 

But Mr Doudney said constructing 

the proposed pathway will put 

godwits and other bird species in 

jeopardy. 

Said Mr Doudney: “The problem 

with the pathway incurring into a 

wildlife refuge is that the wildlife 

suffers from incursion of humans 

and often their companion animals 

such as dogs and on occasions, in 

this case, horses, on the estuary bed. 

•Turn to page 4 

CONCERNED: Kit Doudney says a proposal to build a pathway along the Avon-Heathcote Ihutai Estuary near the Bromley 

oxidation ponds will harm birdlife. 

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Idle locomotive has family fuming 

• By Louis Day 

HAVING A locomotive’s engine 

running next to your house at 

the crack of dawn would be a 

nightmare for most people. 

For Saman Farahani, it is a 

harsh reality he and his family 

face up to three times a week. 

His home on Lowe St in 

Addington sits right next to the 

railway. 

Mr Farahani said over the 

past three months a train would 

occasionally stop between 6am 

and 6.30am and the locomotive’s 

engine would be idling outside 

the house. 

He said the combination of the 

noise and the shaking from the 

engine would wake up himself, 

his wife Sara and three-monthold 

daughter. 

He also said the smell of 

fumes fills up his house to the 

point where he cannot stop 

coughing. 

“First thing when I wake up, I 

cough because the house is full 

of the smell of gas,” he said. 

Mr Farahani said he was 

concerned for the health of his 

daughter. 

He said moving was not 

an option for him, with his 

tenancy contract at the 

property not running out 

until October. 

“The driver will stop outside 

UP CLOSE: Saman Farahani’s home will shake and fill up with fumes when a locomotive stops 

next to it. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

the house and the whole house 

will start shaking and it will be so 

loud you won’t be able to sleep. 

“I’m just asking for a bit of 

respect.” 

Mr Farahani said he had 

pleaded with the driver on 

numerous occasions park the 

locomotive further along the 

railway line where there are no 

houses, but was ignored. 

KiwiRail acting South Island 

general manager of operations 

Mark Heissenbuttel said it 

apologised for the disturbance 

and was investigating how to 

solve the issue as quickly as 

possible. 

“KiwiRail endeavours to be 

a good neighbour to those who 

live alongside the rail corridor,” 

he said. 

“Occasionally residents raise 

issues like this with us and wherever 

possible we try to adjust 

our operations to remove the 

nuisance.” 

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Day 1 after the surgery. 

The tumour may grow back and 

Catherine is exploring chemotherapy 

options but for now Sashenka has her full, 

active life back again which is great news 

for everybody. She may pave the way in 

the future for other patients with brain 

tumours. Thank you to Sashenkas mum 

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News 

Call for pathway not to go 

ahead close to estuary 

•From page 1 

“We absolutely welcome 

the idea of walking and 

cycling paths, it’s just that 

this is the wrong area to 

put it,” he said. 

Said Redcliffs Residents 

Association secretary Pat 

McIntosh: “It would be a 

very nice facility for people 

to be able to walk around 

the estuary edge but 

unfortunately it’s a nature 

reserve and it’s incredibly 

important for the wildlife 

at the estuary that they 

actually have some space 

where they’re understood.” 

A motion passed at the 

residents’ association’s 

February 3 meeting and 

emailed to the Linwood- 

Central-Heathcote 

Community Board said 

the proposed pathway 

“is in breach of local, 

national and international 

protections. 

“This area – the 

oxidation ponds, Linwood 

paddocks, Sandy Point 

and the adjacent shoreline 

– is a crucial refuge for 

a large variety of birds, 

including endangered 

migratory birds and rare 

New Zealand species. 

It is the last bastion of 

estuary edge that does 

not allow easy access by 

humans and dogs, and the 

only remaining mainly 

undisturbed area for 

waterfowl roosting in the 

estuary,” the motion said. 

Said city council head of 

parks Andrew Rutledge: An 

Ecological Impact Assessment 

is under way to report 

on how the pathway would 

impact on the ecological 

values of the site (primarily 

birdlife and lizards) and 

what the overall impacts 

would be if a range of potential 

mitigation measures 

were put in place. 

“Following further investigations 

and cost estimates, 

the council may be asked 

to consider options for the 

pathway, including a po- 

WORTH 

PROTECTING: 

The Avon- 

Heathcote Ihutai 

Estuary is home 

to about 100 

bird species 

including the 

bar-tailed 

godwit. 

tential alternative route and 

whether to put the proposal 

forward for public consultation. 

Because the details of 

the pathway haven’t been 

decided, the construction 

costs are not yet known,” 

he said. 

Linwood-Central- 

Heathcote Community 

Board member Tim 

Lindley, who is a member 

of the estuary trust, didn’t 

speak for the whole board 

but believes the pathway 

should not go-ahead close 

to the estuary. Instead, he 

said there are grass areas 

further away, which would 

be more suitable. 

He said he hopes the 

board will discuss the 

community’s concerns 

about the proposal this 

year and decide on the next 

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Board’s plans open for discussion 

• By Louis Day and 

Matt Slaughter 

Kelly Barber 

THE PUBLIC can have a say 

on the priorities for the Coastal- 

Burwood Community Board for 

the first time. 

The city council is publicly 

consulting on the community 

board’s three-year plan and people 

have until Monday to give 

their thoughts on it. 

The board’s priorities within 

this plan are: improving Taiora: 

QEII Recreation 

and Sport 

Centre, planning 

for an additional 

community 

facility 

in Burwood, 

supporting the 

transformation 

and 

activation of 

the red zone, 

improve roading and transportation 

links and making the area 

appealing and attractive. 

Some specifics of these 

priorities include improving 

disability access to the changing 

and toilet facilities at QEII, 

upgrading the spa pool facilities 

there, bringing forward funding 

for the repair of Pages Rd and 

the entrance to New Brighton 

and repairing New Brighton 

Rd. 

The board’s chairman Kelly 

Barber said the goals it has set 

for the next three years are about 

tidying up the wards, getting big 

projects finished and bringing 

more people to Christchurch’s 

east. 

“We’ve got the clock tower 

just about to be finished and 

unveiled, we’ve got the hot pools 

very close to being finished, 

we’ve got the streetscaping work 

on Marine Pde also just about to 

be finished. 

“There’s plenty happening 

here and we just need a chance 

to tidy things up and get it looking 

great,” he said. 

Coastal-Burwood is the only 

board to have its plan out for 

GOALS: The 

consultation 

period for 

people to give 

feedback on 

the Coastal- 

Burwood 

Community 

Board’s 

priorities for 

the next three 

years is open 

until Monday. 

consultation at this stage. All 

other community boards 

across Christchurch will have 

their plans out for feedback until 

early March when they come 

out. 

These plans will guide the 

boards’ decisions on local 

activities, projects, facilities 

and advocacy on behalf of 

communities. 

Feedback sought 

on Cumnor Tce 

footpath proposal 

A PROPOSED plan to make 

a section of Cumnor Tce in 

Woolston one way to allow for a 

footpath is open for community 

feedback. 

The section between Chapmans 

Rd and Maunsell St is part of the 

Heathcote Expressway Major 

Cycle Route. 

Another section, between 

Maunsell St and Marshall St, is 

already one-way heading north. 

The proposed change to 

the already approved cycleway 

design will allow for the 

retention of the footpath on 

the non-cycleway side of the 

road, improving pedestrian 

and road safety. 

It will also ensure there is no 

impact on the Heathcote River 

following concerns over any potential 

effect on the freshwater 

habitat, with a narrower road not 

encroaching on the river environment. 

People can share their 

views on the proposal with 

city council staff at a drop-in 

session on the corner of Cumnor 

Tce and Chapmans Rd on 

February 26 from 10am to 2pm 

or submit comments online 

through the city council’s have 

your say page. 

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New signs 

installed 

warning of 

fire danger 

• By Sophie Cornish 

NEW SIGNAGE has been put 

up in extreme fire-risk areas, 

encouraging recreation users to 

understand the dangers. 

Thirty signs have been installed 

this week by Fire and Emergency 

New Zealand in large urban recreation 

areas. 

The wider Canterbury region 

remains in a prohibited fire season, 

open-air fires are banned. 

Senior fire risk management 

officer Bruce Irvine said the 

signs are to bring attention to the 

conditions and wants them to 

encourage people to think about 

their escape routes when in these 

areas, including Bottle Lake Forest, 

New Brighton beach, Godley Head 

and other parks and recreation 

areas in the Port Hills. 

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trapped, because their escape 

route had been blocked by fire 

which was moving more rapidly 

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Pools cool pooches’ paws 

• By Sophie Cornish 

SUMMER IS a good time to 

paws and reflect and for these 

SPCA pups, they’re doing just 

that. 

It’s a pool paw-ty at the 

Christchurch Hornby centre after 

it was inundated with donations, 

following a call on Facebook for 

any unwanted or old backyard 

pools that could make these dog’s 

summer last fur-ever. 

As a result, more than 15 pools 

were donated, including five new 

pools costing about $180 each by 

Bunnings Warehouse. 

SPCA community fundraising 

and events co-ordinator Kelsea 

Nelson-Cummins said the single 

Facebook post asking for old or 

unwanted pools “did really well.” 

“People have been really, really 

generous and the dogs, as you 

can see in the photos, absolutely 

love it,’’ she said. 

“It’s been so hot, sometimes for 

our bigger dogs, it’s nice for them 

to fully submerge in water. 

“Believe it or not, because we 

have so many facilities they are 

pretty much all being used. We 

squirrelled away a couple of the 

new bigger pools because as with 

dogs, bless them, there is a bit of 

wear and tear with them jumping 

in and out of the pools.’’ 

Kit and Charlie are both currently 

up for adoption and the 

SPCA is also looking for volunteers 

for its annual appeal next 

month. 

“We are still looking for collectors, 

so if anyone is yet to sign 

up and it’s on their new year 

resolutions list to volunteer for 

a charity, definitely do,” Miss 

Nelson-Cummins said. 

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staffy cross) 

and SPCA 

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attendant 

Chandel 

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Bus drivers play 

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chance romance 

• By Jess Gibson 

SHE WAS from Sumner, 

he was from North 

Canterbury. 

They had just met and 

got talking at the central 

bus interchange on Lichfield 

St about 1.30am last 

Sunday while waiting to 

catch separate 

trips home 

after a night in 

town. 

But as they 

were getting 

to know each 

other, it was 

time to part 

ways. 

Following a bout of 

Roe van 

der Merwe 

regret over not getting the 

man’s phone number, the 

woman turned to her bus 

driver for help when she 

got off the bus. 

That bus driver was Roe 

van der Merwe, who is also 

the co-ordinator for the 

new ‘Midnight Express’ 

Sumner service which 

started on January 26. 

He now remembers 

nothing about his passenger, 

except that she was 23 

years old, blonde, and lives 

in Sumner. 

“When she got off in 

Sumner she was like ‘I 

know I should have done 

this then, but I’m just going 

to put myself out there. 

Can you please call the 

Rangiora bus?’ 

“So I called up the Rangiora 

bus, the driver passed 

her phone to the guy and 

I passed my phone to [the 

woman] and they had a 

conversation. Numbers 

INVESTED: Two matchmaking bus drivers want to 

know if anything eventuated from two strangers 

meeting at the central bus interchange. 

were exchanged. 

“According to the Rangiora 

bus driver, the guy was 

“quite chuffed” when he 

found out she wanted his 

number.” 

Now, two “emotionally 

invested” bus drivers want 

to know if their matchmaking 

skills have paid off. 

Mr van der Merwe told 

the woman to get in contact 

with Bentley Transport 

or Christchurch Shuttles 

and Tours, which run the 

Midnight Express lines, to 

let someone know if anything 

came of the brief but 

memorable encounter. 

“We are still waiting to 

hear from them to see if 

they’ve gone on their first 

date yet.” 

• If you were one of 

the two involved in 

the Midnight Express 

romance, or if you think 

you know who it may 

have been, email jess. 

gibson@starmedia.kiwi 

No issues with Midnight 

Express bus service 

• By Jess Gibson 

THINGS HAVE been 

running smoothly for a 

new bus service which 

takes party goers from the 

city to Sumner. 

Bentley Transport or 

Christchurch Shuttles and 

Tours started a six-month 

trial running the “Midnight 

Express” Sumner 

service on January 26. 

It departs from the 

Christchurch Bus Interchange 

on Lichfield St and 

follows the same route 

as Metro’s Purple Line at 

1.15, 2.15 and 3.15 am on 

Sundays. 

Redcliffs resident Topsy 

Rule had initial concerns 

about the service, as she 

experienced issues with a 

similar service which was 

operating before the February 

22, 2011, earthquake. 

Passengers would make 

noise and vomit when getting 

off at stops along the 

bus route. 

But she said there have 

been no problems so far 

and she has heard no negative 

feedback from other 

THE CRASH Bash 

road safety programme 

being performed across 

Canterbury schools over 

the next few weeks will 

aim to make teenagers 

aware of the dangers of 

speeding. 

The performance, 

targeted towards year 11- 

13 students, will tour 30 

schools during term one 

including Avonside Girls’ 

High School, St Margaret’s 

College, Rangi Ruru 

Girls’ School, Catholic 

Cathedral College, St 

Andrew’s College and 

Christchurch Boys’ High 

School. 

Crash Bash is an interactive 

stage performance 

that tours secondary 

schools, spreading the 

message to young people 

about the importance of 

making safe choices when 

driving. 

This year’s performance, 

What’s the Rush? 

is going to focus on intersection 

safety and the 

risks of speed. 

Said city council transport 

operations manager 

Steffan Thomas: “Speed 

determines both the likelihood 

of a crash occurring 

and the severity of 

the outcome. Regardless 

of what causes a crash, 

whether people walk away 

or are carried away will 

depend on the speed their 

vehicles are travelling. 

“We want young people 

to be aware of the risks 

that come with driving 

too fast and to understand 

that the choices they 

make when they get 

behind the wheel of a 

car have consequences – 

potentially life-changing 

consequences,’’ Mr 

Thomas said. 

Mr Thomas said drivers 

residents in Sumner and 

Redcliffs when she has been 

out in the community. 

Sumner service co-ordinator 

Roe van der Merwe 

said no complaints have 

been received since the trial 

began. 

He said there is an aim 

for the service to be “as 

courteous as possible.” 

Mr van der Merwe said 

at the moment, passenger 

numbers are on the lower 

side but the company is 

working to increase its 

profile. 

Students warned of speeding 

DANGER: 

Interactive 

performance 

Crash Bash 

will aim to 

discourage 

teenagers 

from 

speeding. 

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on a restricted licence are 

seven times more likely 

to be involved in a crash 

resulting in a fatal 

or serious injury than 

other drivers. 

“Data also shows that 

young restricted drivers 

are more at risk of having 

a serious crash in the 

first six to 12 months 

of driving solo on their 

restricted licence that an 

at any other time in their 

lives,” he said. 

Crash Bash is led by 

the city council, with 

funding support from the 

New Zealand Transport 

Agency. The performance 

is developed by the Court 

Theatre in collaboration 

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CANTERBURY gymnasts 

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FOR A CAUSE: Ed Lopas takes care of the last shift his rowing 

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PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

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The team began the world record 

big on February 5 and had 

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Beetroot and halloumi 

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Ingredients 

400g tin chickpeas, rinsed and 

drained 

1 tsp ground cumin 

1-2 hot green chillis, finely 

chopped 

250g raw beetroot, peeled and 

grated (wear gloves to avoid 

staining your hands) 

2 Tbsp chopped parsley 

50g fresh wholemeal 

breadcrumbs 

1 egg 

olive oil 

Halloumi 1 slice per slider 

Handful of rocket 

8 or 12 small buns (brioche if you 

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Chilli jam to serve 

Directions 

Put the chickpeas in a bowl 

and mash them roughly, add 

the cumin and chilli and mash 

again. Add the beetroot, parsley, 

breadcrumbs, egg and plenty of 

seasoning. Mix well and form into 

8 or 12 small patties. 

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Roast beetroot soup with 

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Ingredients 

1kg beetroots, topped, tailed, 

scrubbed clean and cut into large 

pieces 

1 red onion, cut into wedges 

3 cloves garlic 

½ a small bunch of thyme, plus a 

few leaves 

500ml vegetable stock 

100ml crème fraîche 

½ lemon, juiced 

For the toast 

3 slices sourdough, cut in half 

4 Tbsp caramelised onion 

chutney 

150g blue cheese 

handful of walnuts, roughly 

chopped 

Directions 

Heat the oven to 200 deg C 

(180 deg C fan forced). Put the 

beetroots, red onion and garlic 

into a roasting tin, pour in 150ml 

of water, season well and scatter 

over the thyme. Cover with a 

double layer of foil and put into 

the oven for 1hr 15min or until 

the beetroots are very tender to 

the point of a knife. 

Remove the foil, peel the 

beetroots and discard the skin, 

then chop into small pieces. Put 

into a pan with the onion, garlic 

and vegetable stock, bring to the 

boil then use a hand blender to 

whizz until completely smooth, 

or ladle into a blender and whizz. 

Season, then stir in the crème 

fraîche and lemon juice, and 

whizz again. Keep warm. 

Heat the grill to high. Put the 

bread pieces onto a baking tray 

and toast on either side. Spread 

each piece with the chutney and 

then add a piece of blue cheese, 

some thyme leaves and walnuts. 

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travelled very low kms, looks striking in blue with 

stylish black interior, push button start, rear wiper, 

rear centre shoulder belt, ABS, T/C and airbags. 

PLUS 

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2010 ToyoTa ist 

$9,999 

The IST is a peppy 5 door hatch in a crossover 

SUV body style, features an economical 1.5 

litre engine with automatic trans and 5 star fuel 

efficiency, low kms, finished in grey with black 

interior, keyless entry, rear wiper, reverse camera, 

ABS and airbags, awesome buying! 

PLUS 

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2018 suzuki swift 

$16,999 

Late model Swift, extremely popular, features an 

economical 1.2 litre engine with automatic trans 

and 5.5 star fuel efficiency, looks stunning in vibrant 

red, travelled very low kms, stylish black interior, 

push button start, heated drivers seat, rear wiper, 

immaculate - as new! 

PLUS 

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2010 subaru impreza 

$10,999 

Very popular 5 door hatch, features a 2.0 litre engine 

with Tiptronic trans and 4 star fuel rating, sleek 

finished in white with driving lights and 16” alloys, 

push button start, rear wiper, ABS and airbags, great 

vehicle and great buying! 

PLUS 

REGISTRATION 

2013 jaguar f-type 

$69,999 

Sporty and classy 2 door European convertible, 

features a 3.0 litre turbo charged engine with Tiptronic 

trans and paddleshift option, looks stunning in red 

with black soft top on 19” alloys, black partial leather 

interior, push button start, park assist, heated seats, 

reverse camera, Bluetooth, seriously impressive! 

PLUS 

REGISTRATION 

2013 HoldeN calais 

$24,999 

NZ New, luxury sports sedan, features a 3.6 

litre V6 engine with Tiptronic trans, low kms, 

cruise control, lane departure warning, collision 

avoidance, reverse camera, My Link System, 

leather, driving lights, 19” alloys, towbar, ABS, T/C 

and 8 airbags, inspection won’t disappoint! 

PLUS 

REGISTRATION 

2009 NissaN skyline 

$13,999 

370GT type SP, features a powerful 3.7 litre V6 engine 

with Tiptronic trans and paddleshift option, RWD, 

looks awesome in red with factory body kit and 19” 

alloys, luxury black leather interior, heated electric 

front seats, reverse camera, push button start, ABS, 

T/C and multiple airbags, seriously cool sports coupe! 

PLUS 

REGISTRATION 

2010 ToyoTa aXio 

$9,999 

Reliable, spacious and economical 4 door family 

sedan, features a 1.5 litre engine with automatic 

trans and 5 star fuel efficiency, travelled very low 

kms, finished in white, rainshields, keyless entry, 

ABS and airbags, come and view today! 

PLUS 

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2007 volvo s40 

$7,999 

The S40 is a spacious, stylish, well appointed and 

safe family sedan, features a 2.0 litre engine with 

Tiptronic trans, looks smart in blue with driving 

lights and 16” alloys, memory drivers seat, reverse 

camera, keyless entry, ABS, T/C and 6 airbags, 

inspection won’t disappoint! 

PLUS 

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2013 miTsubisHi oUtlander 

$24,999 

Plug-in hybrid model of the ever popular 

Outlander, 2.0 litre engine coupled with an electric 

powertrain and tiptronic trans, sharp in white with 

body kit, driving lights and 18” alloys, black partial 

leather interior, push button start, reverse camera, 

ABS, T/C, multiple airbags, selling quickly! 

PLUS 

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2014 NissaN X-trail 

$23,999 

Great family vehicle with a huge rear luggage space, 

a 2.0 litre engine with automatic trans and 4.5 star 

fuel efficiency, red with black body kit, spot lights and 

black leather interior, cruise control, idle stop, heated 

front seats, blind spot monitoring, reverse 4 corner 

camera, push button start, ABS, A/C and airbags! 

PLUS 

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2007 HoNda cr-v 

$12,999 

Popular luxury family SUV, features a 2.4 litre 

engine with automatic trans, travelled low kms, 

looks smart in black with subtle factory body kit 

with driving lights and 17” alloys, black interior, 

reverse camera, keyless entry, rear wiper, ABS, T/C 

and airbags, worth a look! 

PLUS 

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2019 miTusbisHi triton 

$39,999 

Like new – with delivery kms only, NZ New, 4WD, 

features a 2.4 litre turbo diesel engine with Tiptronic 

trans, cruise control, collision avoidance, lane 

departure warning, sonar park assist, reverse camera, 

Bluetooth, running boards, safety of ABS, T/C and 7 

airbags, awesome vehicle come and inspect! 

PLUS 

REGISTRATION 

2015 Ford transit 

$29,999 

Low mileage tradies van, features a 2.2 litre turbo 

diesel engine with 6 speed manual transmission, 

finished in silver with dark grey bumpers, seats 3 

and has a ‘closed off’ flat floor cargo department 

with double doors on the rear and sliding curbside 

door, multiple options for loading cargo! 

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Mt Pleasant delight, add your flair! 

33 Janice Place, Mt Pleasant 

Deadline Sale - all offers presented 6pm 18th February 2020 unless sold prior. 

3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 2 living rooms | 1 office/study | 2 car-garage 

Welcome to an absolute winning combination 

that can be so hard to find. The lucky 

new owners will quickly appreciate the 

highly sought after Mt Pleasant location 

incorporating all day sun and views. 

This split level home with living situated on 

the upper level comprises the generous open 

planned living space with modern kitchen a 

perfect scene for the chef of the family. 

Interconnecting living areas lend themselves 

to entertaining with a fabulous flow to the 

outdoor decking area and terraced grounds 

to better absorb the fresh air and shelter from 

the easterlies while breath-taking views of the 

Port Hills, Southern Alps and views over the 

city take your breath away. 

Brilliantly orientated north west facing the 

home’s inherent warmth is completed by a 

heatpump and, a cosy log burner to warm the 

cockles of your heart in the cooler months. 

Lockwood design of 220m2 sited on a 

751m2 section. 

Downstairs offers three bedrooms, the 

master will delight the senses with sun and 

stunning views to wake up to plus ensuite. 

A full bathroom occupy s the 2nd level plus 

the option of a fourth bedroom or study on 

the ground level along with a double internal 

access garage. 

An ideal location for professionals, families. 

A short drive to the Ferrymead precinct. 

Outdoor enthusiasts can take advantage of the 

multitude of walking, running and mountain 

biking trails accessible from the front door 

and the proximity to the city. Mt pleasant 

primary school is a short walk along with the 

bus. 

Selling via deadline sale all offers presented 

6pm 18th February 2020 unless sold prior. 

Please call Debra Hakaraia 

Smart Real Estate 

0275 620 420, or 03 384 8600 

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If you want more information about an item or to contact a 

seller, visit www.postanote.co.nz and search the ID# 

Tandem Boat Trailor Tipper 

1973 Holden Kingswood HQ Ute 

Zephyr 460 4 Berth 

Tap Dance Costume 

Honda Air Wave 

2008 Jaguar X Type 

$800 

ID 33647 

$35,000 

ID 33650 

$11,000 

ID 33466 

$40 

ID 30604 

$5,900 

ID 33421 

See Seller 

ID 33648 

Band Saw 

Toyota Dyna Tipper 

60s Zephyr Rebuild 

Standard Vanguard Phase 1 

49-52 Project 

Mini VW Kombi by Suzuki 

1983 VT700 

$150 

ID 33633 

$8,000 

ID 33646 

$5,500 

ID 32902 

$400 

ID 33280 

$6,950 

ID 33638 

$900 

ID 33627 

2008 Mazda Bongo Truck 

2004 Toyota Vitz 

Fiat 1000 Super 

93 Toyota Hiace Supercustom 

Jaguar S-Type 

ASICS Rugby Boots 

$9,995 

ID 33522 

$5,000 

ID 32458 

$9,500 

ID 30600 

$8,000 

ID 33622 

$3,995 

ID 33037 

$50 

ID 33622 

Toyota Vanguard 

Panasonic Bluetooth Wireless Speaker 

Fordson Tractor 

Natural Cane Chairs 

Bedford Truck Parts 

Classic Hiace Flatdeck 

$12,000 

ID 32836 

$60 

ID 33613 

$3,000 

ID 33602 

$350 

ID 33175 

See Seller 

ID 33590 

$2,500 

ID 33573 

Alloy Bullbar 

Sterndale Piano 

2014 Mitsubishi Mirage GL 1.2L 

BMW 550i Touring 

2006 Vespa GTS 250ie 

Vulcan 900 

$400 

ID 33241 

$250 

ID 33131 

$7,500 

ID 32858 

$9,995 

ID 33117 

$4,999 

ID 33533 

$5,800 

ID 33531 

Toyota Cyon 

Suzuki DR 650 SE 

Unusual Doll 

Inflateable Boat 

VW Golf GTi 

Battery Electric Vehicle 

$2,500 

ID 31470 

$5,500 

ID 32897 

$20 

ID 32988 

$850 

ID 33119 

$2,600 

ID 33537 

$8,450 

ID 32731 

Near New Trailer 

1956 Morris Minor 

Workshop Tools 

9-piece Period Dining Suite 

Suzuki GS 1200 SS 

Water Pump 

$6,000 

ID 33101 

$3,500 

ID 32301 

$200 

ID 32841 

$550 

ID 32202 

$5,500 

ID 32856 

$40 

ID 33515 

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Required 

10 – 22 March 

NZIIU require kind & caring kiwi families 

to host Japanese students (15 – 16yrs) 

based at Chisnallwood Intermediate 

School from 10 – 22 March. Families 

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For more details please contact Jo 

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KATANG 

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Held at St Faiths Church Hall, 

46 Hawke Street, New Brighton 

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Thursday 

9.30 – 10.30am 

$5 per class 

For more info contact Katrina 3811704 or 0274966845 

Public Notices 

You’re Invited! 

Linwood Baptist Community Church 

570 Worchester Street 

Wednesday March 4th 10:30am 

You are invited to a presentation 

about FUNERALS, meet the ‘Funeral 

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Bring them along… 

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Providing 24 Hour Care, 7 days 

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Capri Balcony Set 

WAS $799 

NOW 

$ 

499 

Hurry in – only until 2.3.20. 

TEAK LOVERS REJOICE! 

NOW $ 

2595 

Fox 

3 Piece Outdoor 

Dining Set 

WAS $5199 

SAVE $ 1700 

Teak Top! 

Fox 

Outdoor Corner 

Lounge Suite 

WAS $2649 

NOW 

$ 

1699 

Indah 

Mozaik Teak Outdoor 

Dining Table 

WAS $3199 

SAVE $ 1200 

NOW 

$ 

3499 

SAVE $ 950 

Teak Top! 

NOW 

$ 

1999 

Beautiful 

Mosaic 

Detailing! 

SUN SAFE SUMMER LOUNGING! 

NOW 

$ 

899 

Capri 

Daybed 

WAS $1299 

SAVE $ 400 

NOW 

$ 

599 

SAVE $ 360 

Mohavie 

Cantilever Umbrella 

WAS $959 

24 

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Offers and product prices advertised here expire 2/3/20. 

Sale excludes Manchester and Accessories.

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