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Concern over
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Sunday 22
March 2020
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Damaged graves could cost family
• By Matt Slaughter
LYNETTE KING is shocked
by the state of the grave sites
of her relatives at Bromley
Cemetery.
Mrs King’s great-grandmother,
great-grandfather and two of
their sons, one who died in World
War 1, are buried there and their
gravestones are damaged.
Mrs King said her son-in-law
Steve Berry is a concrete layer and
he wants to do the repairs for free
himself.
The city council has said
this can’t happen and Mrs
King’s family will have to
pay a city council-approved
contractor if they want the graves
repaired.
Mr Berry has installed
headstones at Linwood
Cemetery and Harewood Memorial
Gardens and Crematorium in the
past and estimates going through a
city council-approved repairer will
cost about $5000.
“I do a bit of work for them [the
city council] and when they do get
contractors to do work it is, I’d say,
extravagant, but they may not say
that,’’ he said.
Said city council community
parks manager Al Hardy: “Only
an approved contractor for
monumental work may undertake
work associated with any
monument (including concrete
kerbing or covering) in a council
cemetery.” • Turn to page 4
UNFAIR: Lynette King is mad her family will have to pay if they want the graves of four relatives fixed in Bromley Cemetery.
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Power bills should drop for winter
Companies
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Orion cut
• By Jess Gibson
PEOPLE COULD see a small
drop in their power bills in time
for winter.
Electricity lines company
Orion will be reducing its prices
by an average of six per cent
from April 1.
The Christchurch city and
Selwyn district council-owned
company distributes power to
204,000 homes and businesses in
Canterbury.
But whether the reduction
in Orion’s prices is reflected in
people’s power bills will be up to
individual electricity companies.
The reduction in Orion’s prices
reflects a decrease of 7.4 per
cent in its cost of distribution,
partially off-set by a 1.4 per cent
increase in transmission costs
from the national grid operator,
Transpower.
Orion’s charges for distribution
and transmission costs
combined represent 36 per cent
of the average household power
bill.
Consumer NZ head of research
Jessica Wilson said the
changes would shave an average
of about $3 off a monthly power
bill. She would expect the price
drop to be passed through by
energy retailers.
“We would be very surprised if
they were fudging the numbers
and trying to use it as an opportunity
to put up prices by an
equivalent amount.”
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passing on the reduction in lines
charges for customers.
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shortly about what this means
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for them and how it relates
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charges.”
Meridian Energy is also likely
to drop its pricing.
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“We are still working
through pricing but historically
we have always passed through
any changes by the network
companies.”
She said Meridian Energy will
have an answer for customers
within the next few weeks.
A Contact Energy spokeswoman
the company is working on
price changes across the country
but did not have anything to
share in terms of its approach at
the moment.
Said Orion chief executive Rob
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of the price reduction is the
lower interest rate environment,
which the Commerce Commission
has factored in to our cost
of distribution.”
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OVERGROWN: Lynette King is concerned with the state of
Bromley Cemetery.
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Graves ‘have to
be respected’
• From page 1
Said Mrs King: “I didn’t know
that we had great-grandparents
at Bromley Cemetery so we went
and had a look and the grave was
disgusting. It had all fallen over,
the headstone was off, there had
been nothing done to it.
“They [the city council] won’t
let us tidy that grave and yet it’s
a disgrace, that whole cemetery,”
she said.
One of Mrs King’s relatives’
headstones has fallen on its face
and the family wants to prop it up
again so people can see the name
on it. Mrs King said they’ve been
told this also has to be done by a
city council-approved contractor.
Mrs King believes families of
people buried at the cemetery
should have the right to fix the
graves of their loved ones themselves.
“These are family members.
These people came from Ireland,
came over on a boat . . . started
businesses, they had 12 children.
They have to be respected. If I had
a grave and it was in that sort of
repair I’d be disappointed in my
family that they didn’t at least
tidy it up and make it respectable
so people could read who they
were in that grave. That’s all we
want.”
Pupils encouraged to ride
or walk to school next week
EAST Christchurch schools will
take part in Walk or Wheel to
School Day next Wednesday.
These schools will include
Whitau Linwood and Shirley
Primary schools.
The city council is encouraging
families to leave their cars at
home that day and walk, cycle,
scooter, or skate to school.
Said city council transport
operations manager Steffan
Thomas: “Transport accounts
for more than half of the city’s
greenhouse gas emissions. If we
can get people using their cars
less and active modes of travel
more, it could make a significant
difference to our carbon footprint.’
“It has been proven that active
travel to school can increase
children’s concentration by up
to four hours. Studies also show
that children who travel actively
to school have better spatial
awareness and more road sense
than those who are driven.
“Walking or wheeling to school
has environmental, financial and
health benefits so we’re hoping
that all schools in Christchurch
will support this initiative. If it
does not suit schools to do Walk
EXERCISE: Walk or Wheel to School Day on March 4 will see
some east Christchurch pupils take a more active mode of
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PHOTO: NEWSLINE ​
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Tuesday February 25 2020 5
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Quake study looks at long-term effects
• By Sophie Cornish
PEOPLE WHO lived through
the devastating 2010 and 2011
earthquakes are part of a new
study to determine if they
could end up having long-term
psychological effects.
The brains of 60 people, who
experienced significant personal
loss during the earthquakes, but
don’t have post traumatic stress
disorder or other psychiatric
disorders, are being examined.
Their experiences include
physical injury or illness, seeing
buildings fall, witnessing death
or loss of income or property.
The aim is to show that psychologically
healthy people may still
be vulnerable to other implications
at a later date.
A similar study was carried out
in the United States on people
who experienced the September
11 terror attacks.
New Zealand Brain Institute’s
Nadia Borlase said: “There has
been quite a lot of research on
people who do have psychological
trauma and the brain changes
associated with that, but our
study is different because these
people don’t have any psychological
trauma.
“We actually already had an
existing participant group, which
has been followed for the last
eight years. What we have done
this year is starting to look at
their brains.”
Saturday will mark the ninth
anniversary of the February 22,
2011, 6.3 magnitude earthquake,
which claimed the lives of 185
people.
In total, 120 people will have
their brains scanned, 60 from
Christchurch and 60 from
Dunedin, who were not exposed
to the events.
The two-year study is ongoing
and expected to be complete in
June next year.
Based on overseas findings, Dr
Borlase expects the research to
show participant’s brains have an
‘increased functional response.’
“So the brain activates in response
to a triggering event more
than you would see with someone
who hasn’t been exposed to
any trauma. So that’s what we are
expecting to see, but we haven’t
got there yet. We haven’t got
enough brain scans to say that is
what we are seeing in our group,
yet.
A scheme called the International
Affective Picture System
is being used during the brain
scans.
“It is a series of validated
STUDY: New Zealand Brain Institute’s Nadia
Borlase is part of the study probing long-term
effects of quake survivors. ​
pictures which are designed to
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we might show them a picture
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• By Jess Gibson
A NEW cycleway connecting
Heathcote with the central city
could see a portion of Cumnor
Tce in Woolston turned into a
one-way street for motor vehicles.
The city council is asking for
public feedback on a proposal
to change the section of road
between Chapmans Rd and
Maunsell St.
Reasons the one-way option is
being explored include the street
being relatively narrow in places,
speed concerns and the safety of
pedestrians.
The change is being carried out
as part of the Heathcote Expressway
Major Cycle Route, which
will allow travel across Ferry Rd
and through Opawa, Woolston,
Charleston and Phillipstown.
The infrastructure, transport
and environment committee
approved construction of the
Heathcote Expressway from Ferry
Rd to Truscotts Rd at meetings in
2017 and 2018.
The committee also agreed to
explore options for increasing the
width of the cycleway on Cumnor
Tce, including having it become a
one-way street.
•Submissions are open until
March 9.
Concern over health of aviary birds
• By Matt Slaughter
COLLEEN PHILIP and Phil
Pearson believe birds are dying
because city council staff are
not tending to the aviary at
Woodham Park, Linwood, often
enough.
The husband and wife used
to love visiting the aviary but
say it has become infested with
mice. They are concerned there
is less fruit for birds to eat and
greenery to give them shade
than there used to be.
The couple are worried quails
and other birds may have died as
a result of this.
However, city council head
of parks Andrew Rutledge said
these factors have not killed any
birds in the aviary.
Said Mrs Philip, who works at
Orana Wildlife Park: “We’re not
sure exactly when, my husband
thinks it was some time maybe
a year ago, the standard just
dropped dramatically and they
[birds] were getting nothing.
They weren’t getting any extra
feed, they weren’t getting fruit
and vegetables in their hanging
trays.
“We’re really concerned that
we’re seeing, we think, quite a
high attrition rate, it’s not just
the quail.
“There was a huge mouse
invasion into the aviary and
it stinks, it still stinks.
“There are quails on the
ground with these mice scuttling
all around them,” she said.
Mrs Philip has seen fewer canaries
and finches in the aviary
than in previous years.
Said Mr Pearson: “There’s
a very, very basic level of care
which is almost degrading
the lives of the birds in the
aviary. They’ve got the mouse
infestation which is actually
putting them [birds] under a
lot of stress but actually putting
them under threat because of
course, the stuff that the mice
are bringing is really detrimental
to the birds and I suspect that
a lot of birds have died because
of it.”
However, Mr Rutledge said:
UPSET: Phil
Pearson
and Colleen
Philip with
their dog
Kelly. The
couple want
city council
staff to feed
and care for
birds at the
Woodham
Park aviary
more
often and
believe bird
numbers
have
decreased
there.
PHOTO:
GEOFF
SLOAN
“No birds have died due to the
mice or as a result of the food.
“We are exploring all options
available to ensure the health
and well-being of the birds.
“A pest control contractor has
been engaged to bring the mouse
population under control.
“A handful of greens are given
to the birds every time they
are fed.”
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News
Cat living happily with eight lives to spare
• By Sophie Cornish
ONE YEAR ago, a week-old
kitten was tapped inside a shoe
box and thrown from a moving
vehicle, sparking national
outrage.
Fast forward 13 months,
Brighton the kitten, now Taz
the cat, is settling in at his new
home after his foster family “fell
in love” with him and decided to
make him a permanent part of
the family.
Taz’s disturbing case gained
widespread media coverage and
investigations by SPCA and
police forensic teams followed,
but the offender was never
found.
A witness who saw the incident
on New Brighton Rd was
suspicious of the shoe box being
discarded out the window into
a red zone paddock and went to
• By Sophie Cornish
RED ZONE contractors have
been told be on the lookout for
groups stripping fruit trees to sell
for commercial purposes.
A report was made to Land
Information New Zealand last
week by a man who witnessed
a group of people taking “vast
amounts of fruit from trees
in the residential red zone for
commercial purposes,” LINZ
manager land and property Matt
Bradley said.
The witness took photographs
of the cars being used which included
the licence plate numbers.
However, Mr Bradley said
given the information provided,
it would be difficult to investigate
the report further.
ROUGH START: The shoe box
Taz was found in.
investigate, finding Taz, who was
suffering from severe cat flu.
They believed the car involved
was a silver Holden Commodore,
with a brown or marooncoloured
back left door panel.
Said SPCA spokeswoman:
“Despite this, Brighton (Taz)
proved a resilient and happy kitten.
He went on to spend some
time with a foster family and
made a full recovery in a few
short weeks.”
Taz’s foster family said he “instantly
became best friends” with
baby, Ella Rose.
Said Taz’s foster mother Haylie:
“Taz enjoys catching his knitted
mice and loves my daughter, he
will literally follow her everywhere.
I have to shut her bedroom
door at night-time to prevent him
from getting in her cot.
“Ella-Rose loves him just as
much. He loves his food, and
Ella-Rose’s food too, so we have
to keep an eye on him. He is such
a lovely kitten and has really
fitted into our family.”
HAPPY ENDING: Taz,
formerly Brighton, had
a rough start to life after
being thrown from a moving
vehicle. Now, he has a new
family and has “Instantly
become best friends” with
Ella Rose.
Groups strip red zone fruit trees for commercial use
• HAVE YOUR SAY: Have you
seen groups stripping fruit
trees in the red zone? Email
sophie.cornish@starmedia.
kiwi
“We take this allegation
seriously and have notified
our contractors, who carry
out regular monitoring of the
residential red zone and have
asked them to keep an eye out
to help prevent this occurring
again.
“These trees were left in the
area for the community to enjoy
free fruit, and we do not condone
them being used for commercial
gain.’’
Last month, city council revealed
a new online map, which
shows the exact location of more
than 6000 fruit and nut trees
around the city which are free for
consumption.
But, the information was given
with a warning, urban foragers
should follow foraging etiquette,
meaning people should care for
the trees and leave enough for the
next person.
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Shirley duo make
NZ volleyball team
• By Jacob Page
TWO SHIRLEY volleyball
players have been named
in the New Zealand junior
team for the Thailand Youth
Championships in April.
Former Shirley Boys’ High
School captain Troy Hulston
and current
captain Josh
Watson have
been named in
the 12-strong
squad.
Eighteen-yearold
Hulston said
Troy
Hulston
Tuesday February 25 2020
he had been
targeting this
opportunity for
two years.
“There’s been a fair bit of work
that has gone into this so it was
nice to be selected.”
The squad will play games
against Thailand club teams
with the prospect of other
Pacific-based teams likely to
feature as well.
Hulston, a setter, was part of
the Shirley Club team which won
the national championships last
year and was part of the Shirley
Boys’ High School volleyball
programme since 2015.
Watson, 17, said representing
his country had always been a
goal.
BIG MOMENT: Shirley’s Josh Watson (right) will get an
international opportunity.
“It mean’s a lot to be selected,”
he said.
“This team has been something
I have been working
towards since I was in year 10
and started to take volleyball
seriously.”
He said he was most looking
forward to testing himself
against the Thai players who are
considered agile and naturally
athletic.
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“It’s a chance to test myself
and hopefully the start of something
cool.’’
He said the volleyball culture
at Shirley Boys’ High School
had helped him elevate his
game to a point where he was
good enough to earn the selection.
“I just encourage everyone to
give it a go. It may not be the
biggest sport but it is growing.”
• By Jacob Page
CASHMERE HIGH School
softball pitcher Cherie Inwood
has been named in the Junior
White Sox team, for the women’s
world cup in Lima, Peru in
August.
The 16-strong team was
named last Wednesday after
almost four months of trials.
The event runs from August 21
to August 30.
Cherie was a key figure for
Canterbury at the under-18
nationals in January before being
one of the first nine players
named in the national junior
squad for the Oceania qualifiers
later the same month,
She has been named alongside
Halswell teammate Alyssa Lory,
who plays the infield.
New Zealand coach Kiri Shaw
said it had not been an easy process
to narrow down the squad.
“We are very excited about
this team after a lengthy but
thorough selection process.
“The opportunity for squad
members to play in a number of
tournaments where they have
been exposed to a higher level of
play and compete against more
experienced women has been an
invaluable exercise,’’ Shaw said.
“Just as important were
observations made at under-18
SPORT
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Pitcher Inwood makes
Junior White Sox
ACHIEVEMENT: Pitcher
Cherie Inwood in action.
nationals.
“We have learnt a lot about
players as well as the things we
want to implement in terms of
the team culture we want in
place for this Junior White Sox
team.
“This was an extremely tough
team to select. But it was a good
problem to have. Consistency,
versatility, attitude and improvement
were the basis of our final
16 women roster for the world
cup,” she said.
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Yoga for ladies
Tuesday, 9.30-10.45am
This is a class with all the
benefits of yoga in a friendly
environment. Phone Jacqui
on 021 257 4773 for more
information.
All Saints Church, 305
New Brighton Road, Burwood
Senior Net New Brighton
Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, 10am-noon (by
appointment)
This group offers assistance
to mature people with modern
technology, including computers,
tablets, smartphones, email,
Facebook, Skype, Word and the
internet. Phone 382 6048.
202 Marine Pde (next to the
New Brighton Club)
JP Clinic
Tuesday, 10am-1pm
A justice of the peace will be
available to members of
the community to witness
signatures and documents,
certify document copies, hear
oaths, declarations, affidavits or
affirmations and sign citizenship,
sponsorship or rates rebates
applications. No charge.
Shirley Library
SAYGo Steady As You Go
Falls Prevention Exercise Class
Tuesday, 10am
Email matt.slaughter@starmedia.kiwi by
5pm each Wednesday
This is a specially-designed
class to help you avoid a fall.
There is a $2 koha entry but
no booking fee. Those interested
are invited to turn up on the
day and see what it can do for
them.
Parklands Community Centre
Scrabble Club
Wednesday, 1.30-3.30pm
Go along to the Scrabble Club.
No obligation, just go along
when you can and join the
friendly group. All materials are
supplied. No fee.
Shirley Library
Sit and Be Fit
Thursday, 9.30am
Complete a class of exercises
without even leaving your
chair. The cost of the class is
$5.50 and you’ll get a cup of tea
or coffee.
Taiora: QE II Recreation and
Sport Centre
CV help
Thursday, 10-11.30am
A librarian will be on hand to
assist customers who need help
with their CV or resume.
New Brighton Library
Rummikub Club
Thursday, 10am-12pm
Go along and join in a game
of Rummikub, a tile-based game
for two to four players, which
combines elements of the card
games rummy and mahjong.
This is a free event.
Linwood Library
Game Zone @ Linwood
Library
Thursday, 3.30pm-4.30pm
Go along to Linwood Library
for an hour of fun.
Play games like Minecraft,
Charades, Connect Four,
Pictionary and more. Free, no
booking required.
Linwood Library
Cards Club
Friday, 1.30-3.30pm
This weekly club is held
every Friday, just go along and
join the fun. Free, no bookings
required.
Shirley Library
Packed Lunch
Friday, noon-1.30pm
This event will feature an
hour of inspiring, interesting
and entertaining guest speakers,
followed by a shared lunch.
Everyone is welcome to go along.
Entry is by gold coin donation,
bring a plate for the shared lunch
if you can.
Pūkeko Centre, 30 Chadbury
St, Parklands
New Brighton Seaside Market
Saturday, 10am-2pm
Enjoy a warm and fun
atmosphere beside the seaside.
With live entertainment, food
and free face-painting.
New Brighton Pedestrian Mall
Bob Robinson talk
Sunday, 10am-11am
Go along to listen to Bob
Still Life – Stu
Carrick will be held
at Linwood Library
from Tuesday to
Saturday from open
until close. Most
of the work that
will be displayed
is done from still
life photography
websites, which
openly encourage
would-be artists to
use their photographs
as inspiration. Go
along. ​
Robinson on the topic Care of
Creation: Why do we Care? How
should we React?
St Luke’s Anglican Church, 212
Pine Ave, South New Brighton
The Monday Makers Club
Monday, 3.30-4.30pm
Go along to weekly after
school making sessions for kids
during the school term! A range
of activities varying in theme,
week by week. Free, no booking
required.
New Brighton Library
New Brighton Library
Activity Zone
Monday, 3.45-4.45pm
Go along and have fun at
activity zone. There will be
technology, games, crafts, books,
and most of all fun.
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Tasty Bites
One-pot wonders to keep the summer vibe going
• By Ian Knott
With the recent resurgence
of warmer temperatures
there’s no need to
prematurely put the
outdoor furniture away just
yet. Keep that summer vibe
going with these crowdpleasing
one-pot wonders
Slow-cooker pulled pork
Serves 6
Ingredients
2 onions, halved and sliced
1 Tbsp smoked paprika
2 tsp ground cumin
1 tsp ground cinnamon
2 tsp garlic salt
2 tsp sea salt flakes
2 Tbsp Dijon mustard
3 Tbsp red wine vinegar
2 Tbsp tomato purée
2 Tbsp soft light brown sugar
1.5kg boneless pork shoulder,
skin and excess fat removed
To serve
Soft white rolls
Coleslaw
Sliced red onions
Sliced gherkins
Directions
Heat the slow cooker to high.
Put the onions in the bottom of
the slow cooker.
Mix together the spices, salts,
mustard, vinegar, tomato purée
and sugar. Rub all over the pork
then sit on top of the onions.
Cook for 8 hours. Remove the
pork and shred into chunks. Mix
in 4-5 Tbsp of cooking liquid
from the slow cooker.
Serve in buns with coleslaw,
sliced red onions and gherkins, if
you like.
Halloumi and vegetable
tray-bake
Ingredients
4 courgettes, cut into small
chunks
1 red onion, cut into slim wedges
3 large garlic cloves, skins left on
3 Tbsp olive oil
300g cherry tomatoes
250g halloumi, sliced
CROWD-PLEASERS: (Left) Slow-cooker pulled pork,
(above) halloumi and vegetable tray-bake
¼ tsp cumin seeds
Dried chilli flakes a few pinches
(optional)
To serve
Flatbreads
Hummus
Hot sauce (optional)
Directions
Heat the oven to 200 deg C/180
(fan-forced). Toss the courgettes,
onion and garlic with the olive
oil and tip into a large, shallow
baking dish. Season well and
roast for 10min.
Stir in the cherry tomatoes
and sit the halloumi slices on
top. Sprinkle over the cumin
seeds and chilli flakes, if using.
Cook for another 15min until the
tomatoes start to burst and release
juice, and the halloumi is turning
golden.
Squeeze the garlic cloves out
of their skins and mash into the
oil and juices in the baking dish,
stirring it in. Spoon everything
onto plates and serve with soft
flatbreads and hummus or hot
sauce, if you like.
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REAL ESTATE
Top class in Thorrington
13 Thorrington Road, Cashmere
Auction: Thursday 12 March 2020 (Unless Sold Prior)
4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 3 toilets | 2 living rooms | 2 car-garage | 2 off-street parks | Listing number: BE193474
This lovely home is in the heart of
Thorrington and is only offered for sale
due to a job transfer. Its modern design
is timeless and offers a large designer
kitchen and dining/family room, while
a separate lounge gives you a good
entertainment area for family and
friends.
With four double bedrooms (one
downstairs) and well-appointed family
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Good indoor/outdoor flow to the
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the child’s playhouse will keep the little
ones happily occupied.
Large double garaging and off-street
parking keep those all-important
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Location of course is perfect - zoned
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Galvanised Chain
10mx12mm 9000kg Hooks
Penrite Shelsley Medium Motor Oil
Richmond Black Dual Fuel Range
Jim beam Mirror 12” x 8”
2-ring Portable Gas Cooker
Alloy dinghy
$400
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$40
ID 27172
$4,000
ID 33813
$20
ID 33809
$15
ID 33808
$4,500
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Bone China Vase
Tracked Dumper
Elddis Xplore 304 (2012)
Dometic Hob & Grill
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Solid Recycled Teak Bench
$5
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$2,000
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$24,500
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93 Toyota Hiace Supercustom
2008 Jaguar X Type
RAV 4 Ltd
Fire Boxes
Webster Compressor
Chevron Tyres 13 inch
$8,000
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ID 33648
$7,500
ID 30238
$300
ID 33749
$145
ID 33712
$130
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Panasonic Bluetooth Wireless Speaker
Fordson Tractor
Natural Cane Chairs
1971 Triumph 1500
Classic Hiace Flatdeck
$12,000
ID 32836
$60
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$350
ID 33175
See Seller
ID 28865
$2,500
ID 33573
Triumph Mint Low K Bike
Sterndale Piano
2014 Mitsubishi Mirage GL 1.2L
BMW 550i Touring
Viking Comfort Daily Day Chair
& Bed Mobility Chair
Vulcan 900
$9,500
ID 33774
$250
ID 33131
$7,500
ID 32858
$9,995
ID 33117
$2,000
ID 30714
$5,800
ID 33531
Toyota Cyon
Nissan Navara
Unusual Doll
Inflateable Boat
VW Golf GTi
Battery Electric Vehicle
$2,500
ID 31470
$3,35
ID 30707
$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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0374
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40 years bricklaying
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Tuesday February 25 2020
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