Selwyn Times: May 20, 2020

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PREPARED: Will Stock is ready to get The Famous Grouse taps pouring again. 

• By Devon Bolger 

BARS IN the district are 

gearing up to fully reopen from 

tomorrow. 

Many opened last week as 

restaurants and cafes as part of 

the Government’s alert level 2 

hospitality staggered start. 

But it is fairly much back to 

normal from tomorrow, a relief 

for those in the industry. 

Said Lincoln’s Famous 

Grouse Hotel manager Will 

Stock: “I think the community 

are excited to come and have 

a draft beer. We have had 

massive support from the 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

district so far.” 

Crate and Barrel in Leeston 

owner Craig Bradford said 

they cannot wait to be serving 

patrons again. 

• Turn to page 5 


A MAJOR player in the district’s 

construction industry says he 

is confident the economy will 

bounce back from Covid-19. 

An initial report prepared by 

economic analysts Infometrics 

in April predicts the district’s 

economy could contract by 5.4 

per cent because of the effects of 

Covid-19. 

The report 

projects the 5.4 per 

cent contraction 

will occur over 

the year to March 

2021. 

The construction 

sector is likely to 

be the hardest hit, 

which could see a 

reduction of 27 per cent, 

Russell 

Lilley 

while accommodation and food 

services could reduce by 22 per 

cent. 

Russell Lilley, owner of Russell 

Lilley Construction, which helped 

to build Rolleston Square said the 

figures surprise him. 

“I didn’t think construction 

would be hit as hard as hospitality 

and accommodation. 

• Turn to page 5 

Recycling – a change to plastics we can accept 

We can now only accept rigid plastic containers 

1 2 and 5 in your recycling bin (along with 

paper, cardboard, cans and glass bottles). 

See page 4 for more information. 

selwyn.govt.nz/recycle

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BARS AND hotels can 

finally reopen as bars 

and hotels tomorrow (see 

page 1). 

The past week has seen 

many become overnight 

restaurants and cafes to 

comply with Government 

regulations. 

Why bars and hotels 

could not have operated 

the same way with social 

distancing and table service 

as they will have to from 

tomorrow is anyone’s guess. 

I’m sure many publicans 

would have even been 

happy with restricted hours 

in order to get people back 

in the doors and sidelined 

staff working again. 

And it will possibly 

mean driveway drinks like 

Golfie’s will be a thing of 

the past – in winter anyway. 

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News 

Quarry appeal period extended 


AN OPPONENT of the 

controversial quarry near 

Weedons has managed to have 

the time to appeal against it 

extended. 

Fulton Hogan was last month 

given permission to develop the 

170ha quarry between Dawsons, 

Jones, Maddisons and Curraghs 

Rds. 

But a resident who lives near 

where the quarry will go has 

successfully applied to the 

Environment Court to have the 

appeal deadline extended to 

June 29 because of the impact of 

Covid-19. 

The appeal time limit had 

originally been scheduled to 

expire on Monday. 

The resident, who didn’t want to 

be named, told the Selwyn Times 

he plans to use his own money 

and seek donations from the community 

to fund the appeal. 

BATTLE: Submitters will now be able to appeal the decision 

to allow the Roydon Quarry near Templeton to go ahead until 

June 29. 

Individuals or groups who 

made submissions during the 

resource consent process are 

able to appeal the decision. 

Residents in the area are 

gravely concerned about 

the health, noise, and environmental 

impacts the developments 

will bring. 

The quarry could open in 

2022, producing more than half 

a million tonnes of gravel a year 

over the next 40 years. 

Environment Canterbury 

received 329 public submissions 

against the proposed quarry out 

of a total of 430. 

The submissions came from 

a wide scope of residents and 

businesses. 

Meanwhile, the Christchurch 

City Council, which submitted 

against the quarry, has decided 

not to pursue an appeal. 

This was after studying the 

commissioners’ decision and 

seeking a further independent 

expert and legal advice. 

The submission was made 

through the Waipuna/Halswell- 

Hornby-Riccarton Community 

Board on behalf of the city 

council. 

The decision not to appeal 

was made in the confidential 

segment of the city council 

meeting last Thursday to ensure 

the legal advice obtained could 

be discussed by elected members 

in detail. 

Weedons 

Residents Association 

member 

Simon Moore 

made an individual 

submission 

opposing 

Simon Moore 

the quarry. 

He said 

he would 

financially support an appeal if 

needed. 

Mr Moore said the city 

council’s decision not to make an 

appeal was very disappointing. 

“It’s just a matter of roll over 

and let it happen I guess. What 

can I say? They don’t think it’s 

worth fighting a battle for their 

people at Templeton.’’ 

He said the people of 

Templeton will remember the 

decision of the city council. 

In Brief 

ANNUAL PLAN SUBMISSIONS 

A total of 80 submissions have 

been made on the district 

council’s Annual Plan. Sixty 

people have also weighed 

in on the plan via an online 

survey. A district council 

spokesman said it is a higher 

number of submissions than 

would generally be expected at 

this stage of the process. They 

have not yet undertaken any 

analysis of the topics covered in 

the submissions. A key item in 

the consultation is the proposal 

to review the rate increases 

proposed for 2020/21. Public 

consultation will close on 

Friday. 

HUSKY RESCUE FUNDS 

Donations to help Husky Rescue 

NZ during the Covid-19 crisis 

have begun to dry up meaning 

it may have to downsize. The 

charity, which is based in 

Rolleston, is aiming to fundraise 

$32,000 a month to cover the 

cost of caring for its dogs. 

Founder Michelle Attwood 

said they received $27,000 in 

donations last month but have 

only raised about $7000 so far 

this month. To help Husky 

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Recycling – 

a change to plastics we can accept 

We can now only accept rigid plastic containers 1 2 and 5 in your 

recycling bin (along with the paper, cardboard, cans and glass bottles). 

Containers must be empty, rinsed clean and the lids placed in the rubbish. 

You can usually find the 

plastic number on or near 

the bottom of the container. 

Accepted items 

Some examples include: 

· Condiment and spread jars 

(mayonnaise, peanut butter, jam) 

· Juice, soft drink and water bottles 

· Clear meat trays 

· Fruit and vegetable punnets 

· Milk bottles 

· Personal care bottles (shampoo, shower gel) 

· Tubs (margarine, ice cream, large 

yogurt containers) 

Not accepted 

Some examples include: 

· Plastic types 3 4 6 and 7 

· All soft plastic, plastic film or 

plastic wrap (frozen and fresh 

vegetable bags, courier bags, chip 

packets, bread bags, pet food 

bags, cracker and sushi trays) 

· Plastic strapping 

· Hose, tubing, PVC pipe 

· Polystyrene 

· Toothpaste tubes and 

toothbrushes 

· Laminated pouches (cat food, 

sauce, coffee pouches) 

· Hazardous chemical containers 

(antifreeze, pesticides) – these 

empty containers must go in your 

rubbish bin 

· Plastic items that aren’t containers 

(buckets, washing baskets, toys) 

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CONFIDENT: Low interest rates will mean the construction industry in the 

district will bounce back according to major building company owner 

Russell Lilley. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

Employment expected 

to decline by 2100 jobs 

• From page 1 

“We have a bit of work 

to do at the moment. It 

should begin to pick up 

even more now in level 2,” 

he said. 

Mr Lilley said he is not 

worried at all about the 

future of construction in 

the district. 

“The interest rates are 

so low at the moment, of 

course things will bounce 

back. You would be crazy 

not to build right now. 

“I am 70-years-old, I 

have been through a lot 

of stuff, I have never been 

through a pandemic but 

I’ve been through times 

when interest rates were 28 

per cent. That was in the 

80s.” 

The Infometrics report 

shows transport, postal 

and warehousing activities 

could fall by 16 per cent. 

Professional, scientific 

and technical services 

would be reduced by eight 

per cent, while retail and 

wholesale trade would fall 

by six per cent. 

Consumer spending and 

traffic volumes were down 

substantially during the 

lockdown. 

Around 56 per cent of 

Gaming, TAB will be operating 

• From page 1 

“We can’t get enough of 

it. We will have a register 

for when 

people 

come in 

and we will 

seat them 

straight 

away,” he 

said. 

Gaming 

Craig 

Bradford 

machines 

and TAB 

facilities 

will also be able to operate 

in hotels across the district. 

New rules mean patrons 

the workforce was able 

to work under the level 4 

lockdown, and the analysts 

expected 78 per cent of 

Selwyn’s workforce was 

able to work during level 3. 

Employment in Selwyn 

is expected to decline by 

2100 jobs in the year to 

March 2021, a drop of 

8.6 per cent – but lower 

than the forecast national 

decline of 9.8 per cent. 

Job losses are expected at 

all skill levels. 

The loss of jobs means 

the overall unemployment 

rate in Selwyn is forecast 

to rise from 2.3 per cent in 

the March 2020 quarter, to 

7.1 per cent in March 2021. 

This compares to the 

forecast national unemployment 

rate of 9 per cent. 

Selwyn’s house prices 

are also expected to follow 

the national trend, 

and decline 10.8 per cent 

between December 2019 

must be seated and will be 

served at their tables. 

Darfield Hotel owner Ray 

O’Connell said things have 

been going well he was 

looking forward to being 

fully open. 

“It will be good to 

have the bar back open. 

The gaming lounge and 

TAB will be available 

tomorrow,” he said. 

Coalgate Tavern coowner 

Steve Joy said they 

have been open for dine-in 

purposes but will be 

back to business as usual 

tomorrow. 

and December 2021, before 

gradually recovering. 

Looking ahead, the report 

suggests that primary 

sector exports are expected 

to hold up and food product 

manufacturing will 

expand slightly, supporting 

the district’s longer-term 

recovery. 

Selwyn Mayor Sam 

Broughton the district 

council has a central part 

to play in the district’s 

recovery. 

“One of the key things 

we can do is maintain 

a steady programme of 

infrastructure projects that 

support local communities, 

along with the essential 

services that our residents 

rely on every day. 

“We’re also talking with 

community and business 

leaders about what the 

future looks like, and how 

we can work together to 

build a stronger Selwyn.” 

•The full Infometrics 

report, Economic 

Impacts of Covid-19 on 

the Selwyn Economy, is 

available on the Selwyn 

District Council website 

atwww.selwyn.govt.nz/ 

services/business/oureconomy 

Two Fat Possums 

director Murray 

Hickman said they 

have been preparing for 

reopening. 

“We are mostly just 

getting our systems in 

place such as building our 

stocks up. Making sure all 

our electronic terminals 

and things in the back 

office are working correctly 

and of course some 

cleaning. 

“We are very excited 

to open. It’ll be nice to 

get back into the normal 

things,” he said. 

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Council chief recognised with award 


THE DISTRICT council’s chief 

executive David Ward has been 

commended for his work in 

local government. 

He received the president’s 

award for distinguished 

contribution to the Society 

of Local Government 

Managers. 

Mr Ward said he is proud 

and honoured to have 

received the award. 

Said a society 

spokesman: “David 

is a long-term and 

significant supporter 

of SOLGM. He has 

been a member since 

2003 and has been 

heavily involved in two SOLGM 

working parties spanning more 

than 15 years,’’ he said. 

David Ward 

Mr Ward joined the 

finance working party 

in 2004 and became 

chairman in 2009, a 

position he retained 

until 2017. 

THe spokesman said 

Mr Ward is also a strong 

supporter and mentor 

to the young leaders that report 

to him. 

“He has supported them to 

attend the executive leaders 

programme and several 

have gone on become chief 

executives. 

“In Selwyn, David established 

a young leaders group, which 

is co-chaired by two different 

young leaders each year. Under 

his direction they establish a 

speaker programme for their 

monthly meetings which 

includes both internal and 

external speakers. They have 

a framework of learning from 

others and learning from 

themselves.” 

Mr Ward was appointed 

as the district council chief 

executive in 2013. His contract 

was recently extended until 

2023. 

Before his current position he 

was the chief executive of the 

Horowhenua District Council. 

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Sites under evaluation for 

second Rolleston high school 


PLANNING FOR a second high 

school in Rolleston has taken 

another step forward. 

Work is ongoing to acquire 

land for the school and the Ministry 

of Education is currently 

evaluating a number of sites. 

Engagement with other local 

schools and the community has 

been delayed due to Covid-19, 

but is expected to get this under 

way at the beginning of term 3 

in July. 

A Ministry of Education 

spokeswoman said they are 

unable to provide detail on the 

sites being considered at this 

stage. 

“So as not to prejudice or 

disadvantage our ability to carry 

out commercial negotiation.” 

The ministry has previously 

been in discussions with 

Rolleston College about the new 

school. 

The Ministry of Education 

funds land purchases through 

its capital budget. 

The ministry’s Canterbury 

National Education Growth 

Plan 2030 predicts Rolleston 

College could reach its capacity 

of 1800 students by 2027/28. 

Meanwhile, the establishment 

board of trustees for the new 

Rolleston East School has been 

appointed. 

“The board will oversee the 

development and construction 

of the year 1-8 school at Acland 

Park,” the spokeswoman said. 

BACKYARD CRITTERS 

Mike Bowie is an ecologist who specialises in 

entomology (insects and other invertebrates). 

Each week he introduces a new species found 

in his backyard at Lincoln. His column aims 

to raise public awareness of biodiversity, 

the variety of living things around us. Check out the full list 

of invertebrates found at www.inaturalist.org/projects/ 

backyard-biodiversity-bugs-in-my-lincoln-section 

Spiders that spend 

entire life in a tunnel 

TRAPDOOR spiders (Cantuaria 

species) are large (20-30mm 

long) arachnids, of which there 

are more than 40 endemic 

species in New Zealand. 

THese spiders are characterised 

by a serrated comb used for 

digging. They live in a hole in the 

ground about 10mm in diameter 

and 15-30cm deep. 

Contrary to its name, not all 

species have trapdoors on their 

holes. Those species that do have 

hinged trapdoors have a highly 

camouflaged, circular silk lid 

woven with debris from the 

ground. 

Cantuaria spend their entire 

life in their tunnel apart from 

when mature males leave to seek 

a mate in winter. Prey that come 

too close to the hole entrance 

are snaffled and pulled back into 

their tunnel for consumption. 

Lincoln Univesity PhD student 

Victoria Smith used beetles 

tethered to cotton thread to 

entice trapdoor spiders out of 

their holes for a study. Trapdoor 

spiders can be parasitised by 

pompilid wasps that specialise 

in attacking larger spiders. 

These wasps sting and paralyse 

the spider, drag it back to a nest 

where they then lay an egg in it. 

THe wasp larva will develop 

inside the paralysed spider, 

finally killing it when it eats its 

vital organs. Trapdoor spiders 

are also parasitised by large 

nematodes (round worms). 

THese nematodes brainwash 

the spider to find water, where 

the nematodes emerge to 

complete their lifecycle. 

Although this usually occurs 

in natural waterbodies, I know 

of one case in Lincoln where a 

trapdoor spider and nematode 

was found in a water bowl left for 

pets. 

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Rolleston College 

Enrolments 2021 

Our mission is to empower our learners to transform their lives, communities and futures. 

Whakamanatia ngā ākonga kia pikia ngā taumata o nāianei, o ngā tau kei te heke mai, ā-tangata, ā-hapori hoki. 

Principal’s Message: 

In 2017, Rolleston College became the first new 

secondary school to open in the South Island for 

more than 50 years. Four years after welcoming its 

first cohort of 220 Year 9 students, we now have 

a roll of over 950 students across Years 9 – 12. 

At Rolleston College, we create a culture where 

every learner can stand and succeed as the unique 

individual that they are. Our school values enhance 

learner’s opportunities to live our school values 

as they Develop Self, Build Communities and 

Transform Futures. Rolleston College has been 

designed to be modern and future-focused with a 

physical design which reflects our vision for studentcentred, 

personalised teaching and learning. State of 

the art facilities paired with a solid record of NCEA 

achievement makes Rolleston College the obvious 

choice for your child’s secondary education. 

Rachel Skelton, Principal 

Our Learning 

At Rolleston College we have top class facilities and 

an exciting and diverse academic programme that 

meets the needs of the individual learner. 

The curriculum framework is designed to ensure that 

the delivery of learning is innovative, learner centred, 

skills relevant and cover all aspects of the New 

Zealand Curriculum (NZC, 2007). 

The Learning Vehicles: 

Ako - learners meet with their learning coach to 

monitor their progress, develop their personalised 

inquiry programme and develop their individual 

literacy and numeracy programme as well as their 

health and wellbeing programme. 

Connected - this is a multidisciplinary approach 

to skill and knowledge development and allows 

for an authentic context of learning in the areas of 

mathematics, science, social science and English. 

Selected - learners choose from a range of enrichment 

options - from technology, to music, forensic science 

to sports specific and all that lies in between. 

Senior School: 

In the senior years, learners will continue their 

journey in advanced learning environments that 

will prepare learners for academic success and 

achievement. The Rolleston College Curriculum aims 

at enabling learners to gain an idea of their passions 

and purpose in life. Learners will work towards 

NZQA certified qualifications (NCEA). 

Wellbeing: 

Rolleston College is one of many New Zealand 

schools to implement the Ministry of Education 

Positive Behaviour for Learner School Wide 

Framework. At our school this framework has been 

adapted to work within the context of our school 

and our learners. The purpose of Positive Behaviour 

for Learning-School Wide (referred to as Ready to 

Learn at Rolleston College) is to ensure the Rolleston 

Spirit is flourishing within our school. The staff have a 

strong belief that learners need to be Ready to Learn 

and Ready to Flourish. As part of our wellbeing 

programme we have a strong emphasis on our ‘Check 

and Connect’ programme. 

Check & Connect 

Our School Values 

The qualities that make up the Rolleston Spirit 

identify the key values and dispositions that are 

important for our learners to develop during their 

time at Rolleston College. They focus on developing 

the individual learner’s awareness of self, community 

and future. 

Developing the Rolleston Spirit will equip learners to... 

The Rolleston Spirit 

Check and Connect: 

This is a way of connecting with our learners on a 

daily basis and in all learning vehicles. There are a 

variety of ways that Check and Connect can operate 

- with the essential outcome being that all learners 

know that they have staff who care, are ready to help, 

and work together to create a flourishing learning 

environment. The learners can use and practice 

the tools from their kete, just as you would use and 

practice numerical skills. 

C.A.S.E (Culture, Arts, Sport, Education Outside 

the Classroom) 

Co-curricular activities are an important part of 

life in Rolleston College and the wider community. 

We provide a wide range of sports and physical 

activities as well as a wide range of arts related and 

cultural opportunities. 

Enrolment Information 

Enrolments are now open for 2021 

for all those within our school zone. 

Online enrolment forms can be 

found on our website under the 

Enrolments Tab’. 

The deadline for enrolments for 

Canterbury Secondary Schools is 

the 31st July 

phone. 03 595 2490 email. admin@rollestoncollege.nz 

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Natasha Oliver 

Providing families with random acts of kindness 

Natasha Oliver has been 

managing donations for 

struggling families at 

Christmas for three years. 

The Rakaia resident 

speaks to Devon Bolger 

about her work with 

the Selwyn Kindness 

Initiatives group and her 

passion for helping those 

in need 

How did the idea for the 

group begin? 

Just over three years ago I 

wanted to have a box made up 

for everything in it that people 

could have for Christmas 

Day. I was thinking roast 

meat, vegetables, decorations, 

Christmas trees and presents. 

I thought about how I could 

start it and went around to a 

few local businesses and put the 

word out. I didn’t have much of 

anything at that point and it is 

quite hard to get things started 

when people don’t know who 

you are. I managed to get the 

vegetables from Healthy Harvest, 

about $5000 worth of Christmas 

decorations from The Warehouse 

and we got brand new presents 

from within the community. 

My garage was full of stuff and 

there were plenty of trips to 

The Warehouse to pick up the 

decorations. I was thinking well 

what do I do now? How do we 

get the word out to those people 

that don’t have anything? I found 

that process quite tricky but I 

decided to ask for nominations 

of people to give them to. I found 

that people would nominate 

people who really didn’t need 

it and want to use it more of a 

thank you or sympathy gift and 

that was hard because I wanted 

to make sure the boxes went to 

families who had nothing. It 

was still really nice and we got 

some great feedback such as we 

would drop a box off to a school 

and it would go to a family who 

needed it within that school 

community. My family and I did 

that off our own backs. We spent 

two days delivering and it took 

HELPING HAND: Natasha Oliver, of Rakaia, spends her free time bringing joy to struggling 

families in Rolleston. 

us quite a while. The following 

year I knew I was going to need 

a team and that’s when I started 

the group. We had about 40 

volunteers collecting food for 

about three months the first 

year and the second year we had 

about 30-something. There was 

a period a couple of years ago 

where I asked volunteers to come 

forward who had time to give 

such as lawn mowing and home 

cooking, things like that. We 

had that running for about three 

months and matched them with 

people in need. 

What community work has 

the group done most recently? 

I had some Easter buckets 

from New World in the North 

Island in my possession and 

I knew there are obviously 

going to be some children in 

the community missing out on 

Easter this year because of their 

family’s financial situation. I 

pulled the buckets out, contacted 

Rainbow Confectionery through 

a friend of mine who sent 

down some Easter eggs and 

then Covid-19 happened and 

we had to hold off. I thought 

we would add some colouring 

and things so the kids would 

have something to do. We have 

just been waiting for them to 

hand out and I dropped them 

off last week all sanitised and 

everything. I anonymously 

dropped off two buckets to a 

family in Rolleston and found 

out later that night the kids 

thought the Easter bunny had 

been released out of lockdown 

so he could deliver the eggs for 

them. I like to jump and run so 

people don’t know where the 

goodies have come from because 

some people didn’t want people 

to know they had nominated 

them. We were lucky enough 

to have all of the boxes for food 

collections donated by Storage 

King Rolleston for Christmas 

last year. We now drop off all of 

the food to the Ellesmere Food 

Bank because they cover quite 

a wide area around the district 

and they know who does really 

need it. 

Why did you choose 

Rolleston as the base for the 

initiative? 

Rolleston is our go-to in 

terms of shopping, petrol and 

everything. We think it is a 

good metropolitan area for the 

initiative. I don’t want to get too 

big and try to cover too much, 

we are just trying to do what we 

can. 

What is next for the group? 

We are always looking for 

volunteers. I am trying to get a 

team together to meet up soon, 

hopefully in the next couple of 

months. I have only so many 

ideas, whereas a team would 

have many more than I. I am 

wanting to start getting prepared 

for Christmas this year. I am so 

thankful for the people who have 

been a part of these initiatives for 

the last three years. 

The group is heading into its 

fourth year now, what keeps 

you going? 

Knowing there are people out 

there much worse off than I. I am 

grateful for what I have, I want 

to pay it back. I just sort of do 

what I can. I was a single mum 20 

years ago and I know how hard 

it is for some families. Christmas 

is my favourite time of the year 

and I hate the idea of going away, 

•To register your interest in 

volunteering or donating, join the 

Selwyn Kindness Initiatives group 

on Facebook. 

sitting there on Christmas Day 

and having everything we need 

knowing there are families out 

there who have nothing. I just 

can’t deal with that. It probably 

has a lot to do with the fact that I 

have empathy and I absorb all the 

wrongdoings of the world and I 

mourn for all of the sad things. 

What do you do for work? 

At the moment I am working 

at Little India Restaurant in 

Rolleston. I have been working 

there since late last year. I have 

been in hospitality for eight 

years. I trained as a teacher and 

then jumped into hospitality 

after the February 22, 2011, 

earthquake and haven’t looked 

back. Another avenue I am 

wanting to follow is supporting 

hospitality businesses. I know 

a lot of them are closing down 

now which is sad. I haven’t quite 

worked out how to follow that 

path but we will see. 

Could you tell me a bit about 

your family? 

I am married to a soldier based 

at Burnham Military Camp. I 

have two children and they are 

21 and 23. 

New Dance Studio 

Opening in Rolleston 

Offering classes in Ballet, Contemporary and Jazz 

for all ages and abilities. Specialising in Royal Academy 

of Dance Ballet with a fully registered teacher. 

OPEN DAY Saturday May 23, 10am - 2pm 

For more information visit our website at 

www.auroradancestudio.co.nz 

or email: shannon@auroradancestudio.co.nz 

2/25 Illinois Drive, Izone, Rolleston



Fresh, local products 

to your door 

A collaboration of two Darfield-based businesses 

has taken Selwyn by storm. When Johnny Fresh 

Darfield and Greendale Butchery decided to 

work together to supply the district with a 

unique delivery service, Fresh on Wheels, the two 

businesses never dreamed they would receive 

such a huge demand for their service and have 

such a positive impact on people’s lives, especially 

during the Covid-19 lockdown period. 

Johnny Fresh Darfield manager Mel Tapa says the 

fresh produce and meat delivery service became a 

lifeline for people living in isolation. 

“People really looked forward to seeing the drivers; 

kids waved to them from their windows and made 

signs to welcome us. It was a real highlight 

of our day, knowing we were helping 

people who relied on us.” 

Fresh on Wheels is the 

brainchild of Greendale 

Butchery owners Bronwyn 

and Matt Dering and 

Johnny Fresh Darfield 

owner John Heasley and 

manager, Mel. Bronwyn 

and Mel got together in 

late November 2019 to 

work out how the service 

would operate and soon 

got it off the ground, the 

operation streamlined 

as their experience and 

knowledge grew. The service 

now delivers to around 300 

customers across the Selwyn District 

and is steadily growing. 

Both businesses pride themselves on offering 

fresh, local, quality products. Bronwyn says 

Greendale Butchery is a boutique, family owned 

and operated business with a small team, creating 

award winning smallgoods, bacon and ham. 

Johnny Fresh Darfield, says Mel, is a green grocer 

that focusses on supplying quality fruit and 

vegetables, ordered daily to keep their produce 

fresh for their customers. 

Fresh on Wheels meat and produce packs can be 

ordered on a weekly basis on their Facebook page, 

where customers can view variations of meat and 

produce packs. 

“The new packs, with photos and an order form, 

are launched every Sunday night,” says Mel. “We 

vary the packs each week and try to co-ordinate 

the meat and vegetables so people can create 

meals that work together.” 

The packs are affordable and family-sized 

with a range of purchasing options 

including meat, vegetables, and 

fruit; meat and vegetables; 

vegetables and fruit; meat, 

fruit or vegetables only, along 

with top ups and add ons. 

Deliveries are Tuesday to 

Friday – with Kirwee and 

West Melton on Tuesdays; 

Rolleston and Burnham 

on Wednesdays; and 

Prebbleton and Lincoln on 

Thursdays. Areas local to 

Darfield including Hororata, 

Sheffield, Waddington, 

Springfield and Oxford work on 

a click and collect basis. 

The Fresh on Wheels team is excited 

about their service and looks forward to 

providing Selwyn communities with a professional 

service supplying local, fresh products. 

If you would like to place an order and join their 

online community, visit their Facebook page: 

Fresh on Wheels. 

Fresh on Wheels: Bronwyn Dering of Greendale 

Butchery and Mel Tapa of Johnny Fresh Darfield with an 

example of a full meat, vegetable and fruit pack offered 

by their home delivery service, Fresh on Wheels.



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Former Lincoln bowler Jamieson 

offered national cricket contract 

• By Jacob Page 

FORMER LINCOLN and 

Canterbury Country cricketer 

Kyle Jamieson has been offered a 

New Zealand Cricket contract for 

the upcoming season. 

The 25-year-old, who moved 

back to Auckland last season after 

five years with Canterbury Country, 

burst onto the international 

stage this summer with player of 

the match performances in his 

debut home ODI and test series 

against highly-rated India. 

He is one of three new contracted 

players, with Wellington 

batsman Devon Conway and 

Central Districts spinner Ajaz 

Patel also on the list. 

Auckland batsman Jeet Raval 

SPORT 

and Colin Munro have missed 

out along with Canterbury spinner 

Todd Astle. 

Selection manager, Gavin 

Larsen said Jamieson deserved 

the accolade. 

“Kyle’s performances against 

the might of India were nothing 

short of outstanding and at 25 

years of age he’s certainly got a big 

future,” he said. 

As part of the formal contracting 

procedure, the New Zealand 

Cricket Players Association was 

consulted and it expressed satisfaction 

the process, as outlined 

in the master agreement, was 

adhered to. 

Players offered central 

contracts for 2020-21 – Tom 

Blundell, Trent Boult, Devon 

Conway, Colin de Grandhomme, 

Lockie Ferguson, Martin Guptill, 

Matt Henry, Kyle Jamieson, Tom 

Latham, Henry Nicholls, James 

Neesham, Ajaz Patel, Mitchell 

Santner, Ish Sodhi, Tim Southee, 

Ross Taylor, Neil Wagner, BJ 

Watling, Kane Williamson, Will 

Young. 

The White Ferns contract 

offers are set to be released in the 

coming week. 

DESERVED: Former Lincoln pace bowler Kyle Jamieson made 

his Black Caps debut last season and has now been offered a 

national contract. 

PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES 

Ransley second 

and 20 points 

clear of third 

PREBBLETON’S Jaden Ransley 

sits in outright second with three 

rounds remaining of the eSport 

Cup virtual motorsport series. 

Round eight tomorrow night is 

at Silverstone, the home of British 

racing. 

Ransley, 18, had a consistent 

seventh round last week. 

After a self-confessed “shocker” 

during qualifying where he 

managed 12th on the Oran Park 

track near Sydney, he managed 

sixth and third to remain well in 

contention for the title. 

“We had a bit of a shocker in 

qualifying so we were on the 

back foot from there but we 

had good momentum and good 

speed throughout the night 

which helped,” he said. 

“We now have a 20-point 

buffer to third which is great 

with three rounds to go.” 

Ransley said the two races did 

not always go smoothly but he 

managed to avoid major issues. 

“In turn one of race two I 

got taken out but only suffered 

minor damage so I could keep 

going. 

“Keeping out of trouble, especially 

on a track like that which 

is small and tight is the way to 

go. 

“I’m learning from the other 

tracks not to be so aggressive on 

the first few laps and to just let 

things unfold in front of me,” he 

said. 

OPEN DAYS AT 

WOODCROFT ESTATE 

Friday and Saturday, 22nd & 23rd May, 10am to 2pm 

Come and visit a retirement lifestyle village that gives its 

residents their capital gain upon resale. 

You will find Woodcroft Estate at 34 Kendon Drive in 

Rolleston’s Levi Park. Call to set a time so we can comply with 

Level 2 guidelines and keep you safe. 

03 421 7796 or 021 292 1141 

www.woodcroftestate.co.nz

12 

Wednesday May 20 2020 


Selwyn Times 

Council services and facilities 

reopen under Level 2 

Welcome back! Most Council services and facilities are back to normal under COVID-19 Alert 

Level 2 conditions, but with some restrictions or reduced services. 

The Council’s Rolleston offices, including AA services, are open Monday to Friday, 8.30am–5pm. 

Selwyn libraries have also reopened – initially with reduced hours. Darfield and Leeston Library 

and Service Centre will be open from 10am–4pm Monday to Saturday, while Lincoln Library and 

Service Centre and Rolleston Library will be open from 10am–4pm Monday to Sunday. Most 

library programmes will not be operating, but online programmes and e-resources will continue to 

be available. 

Selwyn Aquatic Centre is open for adult lane swimming, aqua jogging, modified aqua fitness, 

higher level Learn to Swim programmes, and squad swimming from 6am–9pm Monday to Friday 

and 8am–8pm Saturday and Sunday. 

Community and recreation centres are open with reduced hours, and fitness programmes are 

gradually resuming. 

Parks, reserves, playgrounds and sports areas are open, but users are reminded to practice 

safe distancing. The Foster Park Playground and Rolleston Skate Park will remain closed until at 

least 25 May because of public health requirements. The limits on gathering numbers, along with 

requirements for contact tracing and cleaning, mean it is not possible to open them at present. 

People using playground equipment are encouraged to wash or sanitise their hands before and 

after use. 

Building consents processing and building inspections will resume as normal. 

Dog microchipping clinics have restarted using a booking system. If your dog is registered with 

the Council you can book for an appointment in Rolleston to have it microchipped for free by 

visiting selwyn.govt.nz/bookmcclinic. 

Customers planning to visit our offices or service centres are asked to note the following health 

and safety requirements: 

· Numbers of people entering the building may be limited to help manage safe distancing 

· All visitors must sign-in on entry for contact tracing purposes 

Please also consider delaying your visit to the Council offices for a few days, especially for nonurgent 

enquiries, while staff settle in to new systems and routines. 

People can also use online services or contact us by phone, 0800 SELWYN (735996) or email 

contactus@selwyn.govt.nz or via the Council website or on the Snap Send Solve app. 

ON THE 

ROADS 

On the roads 

Tennyson Street is closed from 43 Tennyson Street to the Rolleston Police Station 

due to the Rolleston Town Centre infrastructure upgrade and from 96 Tennyson 

Street to the Lowes Road intersection for three weeks. The closure is to allow for 

the renewal of a section of the sewer main that runs along the centre of Tennyson 

Street. A detour will be in place via Michelangelo Drive for vehicles heading 

south along Tennyson Street. Lowes Road will be open to two way traffic west of 

Tennyson Street and one way eastbound, east of Tennyson Street. 

Jones Road will be closed to the north and south of the roundabout until 29 May to allow important 

sealing work to get the road through the winter and to reduce. A detour is in place. 

One lane of Trents Road is closed heading south east away from Springs Road while upgrades are 

made to the sewer system. Traffic management is in place. Culvert construction is taking place on 

Malvern Hills Road. Traffic management is in place. 

Here’s the plan 

...have your say 

There’s still time to have your say on the Annual Plan. 

Consultation closes at 5pm, Friday 22 May. You can 

find out more and make a submission by visiting our 

YourSay Selwyn site selwyn.govt.nz/annualplan20 

Selwyn well placed to recover 

from pandemic impacts 

Selwyn’s diverse economy and strong agricultural base are likely to 

reduce the impact of COVID-19 on the district’s economy, a report 

by economic analysts Infometrics shows. 

The report, prepared in April, projects Selwyn’s economy will 

contract by about 5.4 percent over the year to March 2021. 

Employment is expected to decline by 2,100 jobs or by 8.6 percent 

– lower than the forecast national decline of 9.8 percent. 

The overall unemployment rate is forecast to rise to 7.1 percent in 

March 2021, compared to 9 percent nationally. House prices are 

also expected to decline 10.8 percent between December 2019 and 

December 2021, before gradually recovering. 

Primary sector exports are expected to hold up and food product 

manufacturing will expand slightly, supporting the district’s longerterm 

recovery. 

Selwyn Mayor Sam Broughton says many households and 

businesses in Selwyn have been hard hit by this pandemic, but 

there are positives too. 

“It will take time for us to recover, but because we are less exposed 

to the international tourism market we’re better off than many other 

parts of the country. 

“It’s clear the construction boom will take a hit – but we know 

Selwyn offers a great lifestyle and affordable housing options that 

will remain attractive to many families. 

“Another real strength in Selwyn is our agricultural sector – and 

it’s encouraging to see that primary exports and food production 

are forecast to remain stable. I hope we’ll see employment 

opportunities open up in those sectors too.” 

The Council has a central part to play in the recovery, he says. “One 

of the key things we can do is maintain a steady programme of 

infrastructure projects that support local communities, along with 

the essential services our residents rely on. 

“We’re also talking with community and business leaders about 

what the future looks like, and how we can work together to build a 

stronger Selwyn. That will include things like making the most of our 

rural character and strong local networks, finding ways to support 

local businesses and encouraging locals and visitors to explore our 

outstanding natural environment.” 

The full Infometrics report is available on the Council website. 

Selwyn... 

If you need help, 

reach out 

Key contacts for support 

· Urgent Welfare Support 0800 SELWYN (0800 735 996) 

Assistance for emergency food, household goods and services 

or other welfare-type requests 

· Healthline 0800 358 5453 

· Accommodation 0508 754 163 

· Financial support 0800 779 997 

· Need to talk 1737 (call or text) 

Or visit www.allright.org.nz for tips on getting through together 

Council Call 

Selwyn District Council 

Norman Kirk Drive, Rolleston 

Ph 0800 SELWYN (735 996) 

Rolleston Library 

Rolleston Drive, Rolleston 

Ph 347 2880 

Darfield Library & Service Centre 

1 South Terrace, Darfield 

Ph 318 8338 or 347 2780 

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Selwyn Times Wednesday May 20 2020 


13 

Selwyn 

Community 

Fund 

Selwyn Community Fund 

closes 31 May 

The fund is available for Selwyn-based 

community groups looking to run a project, 

event or initiative in the Selwyn district. 

Apply now at 

selwyn.govt.nz/selwyncommunityfund 

Selwyn Open – ahead of the game 

As part of our Selwyn Open campaign we’re profiling some of the many excellent businesses local to 

you. You can find these businesses on the Selwyn Business Directory at selwyn.govt.nz/directory 

This week we talk to Andrew and Priscilla Foster from Magnitude Sports Rolleston. 

As we reach the point where we can return to our favourite games, Selwyn’s only sports store 

Magnitude Sports is re-opening its doors. 

The store first opened its doors in February last year in Faringdon, later moving to a bigger store in 

Rolleston’s town centre. 

During Alert Levels 4 and 3, they kept going with online orders, product deliveries, contactless pickups, 

advice over the phone and social media competitions with prizes. 

With the number of sports clubs and events in Selwyn, the couple felt there was a need for a sports 

store in Selwyn, saving residents a drive into Christchurch city. 

“There’s no one else in Selwyn doing what we’re doing. We’ve got some pretty cool products that will 

save people from going into town to get them,” Andrew said. 

The store offers everything from fishing to footwear, home fitness gear and even sometimes motocross 

products, all supplied from New Zealand wholesalers, except for some overseas clothing brands. 

“We try to keep it as local as we can.” 

And if there’s anything they don’t have, Andrew says they are happy to order stock in. 

The Fosters have lived in Selwyn for 14 years and, 

with their children Jacob and Libby, are involved 

with local rugby, netball and football clubs. Living 

locally helps them keep up with local needs. They 

pride themselves on customer service and advice 

that can sometimes get lost in bigger stores, 

Andrew says. 

The store also supports the community by donating 

prizes to raffles and collaborating with sports clubs 

and local schools. 

“We’re just local people trying to get our business up 

and running. We want to thrive and get bigger so we 

can help out the community.” 

Be road safety aware – think small 

As we get back to moving around under Alert Level 2 this week we’re asking people to think small and 

look out for our children on the roads. 

Over 10,000 children go to school in Selwyn – that’s nearly 20% of our population – and many are on 

the move, heading back to school this week. 

Selwyn School Road Safety Coordinator Stephanie Hautler is encouraging everyone to keep their eyes 

peeled for our young people heading back to school by foot and on wheels. 

For those heading to school here are some travel safety tips: 

· Be bright and be seen. Ask your school for a safety vest. 

· Tackle the routes together, talking about sneaky driveways and blind corners. 

· Get out and active together to reduce the chaos at the school gate. 

· Wear your helmets – this goes for caregivers too… young people are watching you! 

We’re heading 

back to school 

Please watch 

out for us 

Enjoying culture and community 

Continuing our series celebrating the Faces of Selwyn. 

Visit selwyn.govt.nz/facesofselwyn for the full story. 

warm, late-summer evening, early this year international students 

from Lincoln University’s Master of Science in Food Innovation meet 

at a house near Lincoln’s Liffey stream. 

Their host, toxicology Professor Ravi Gooneratne, interrupts the 

chattering with a big smile to thank everyone for coming. 

It is a privilege to work with young people from different countries 

and cultures, he says. Originally from Sri Lanka, he says he can 

relate to these students after studying for his PhD in Australia and 

teaching in Canada before moving to Lincoln. 

“I treat them as my sons and daughters to a large extent. I invite 

them to my place about twice a year and we have an evening where 

they bring their cultural dishes so we get a chance to taste all the 

different dishes from different countries.” 

Ravi, his wife and their two young children moved to Lincoln in 1988 

after six years at the University of Saskatchewan, where winters 

reach -40 degrees Celsius. 

The neighbours in Lincoln were very friendly, helping him settle. He 

joined the Lincoln Rotary club in 1994, becoming president in 2005. 

“We have really enjoyed our stay in New Zealand and we have met a 

lot of friends. The Lincoln community is fantastic.” 

He’s even kept the same hairdresser from when he first arrived. 

“I’ve been paying the 1988 rates, even now she hasn’t increased the 

amount she charges,” he laughs. 

Every so often he visits the local Buddhist temple, gathering with 

friends from the Sri Lankan community. He also continues to travel, 

visiting family in Sri Lanka each year and working as a professor at 

two Universities in China; Guangdong and Jiangnan. 

In 2018 he was awarded a key to the city of Zhanjiang for 

his outstanding contribution to its economic, cultural, social, 

educational and international relations. 

Supporting Selwyn businesses 

with digital smarts 

The Council is kick-starting a Selwyn Gets Digital webinar series 

which focuses on supporting Selwyn businesses to get the most out 

of going online. 

The series is being run by various Kiwi specialists including Yellow 

Design, Mint Design and Rushton Marketing and will support 

businesses to enhance their online presence and techniques and 

get maximum benefit from digital marketing. 

The series will cover tips for online purchasing, advice for digital 

marketing in a COVID-19 world and help on making the most of 

Facebook and social media advertising. 

Online purchasing and eCommerce 

Tuesday 19 May 1.30–2.30pm 

Beginner’s Digital Marketing in a COVID-19 World 

Tuesday 26 May 10–11am 

Facebook for Business (Beginners) 

Tuesday 2 June 10–11am 

Social Media Advertising 

Thursday 4 June 10–11am 

Register now: selwyn.govt.nz/getdigital 

Meetings 

Council meeting 

Wednesday 27 May 2pm, at Council Chambers, Rolleston. 

Leeston Library & Service Centre 

19 Messines Street, Leeston 

Ph 347 2871 

Lincoln Library & Service Centre 

Gerald Street, Lincoln 

Ph 347 2876 

0800 SELWYN 

www.selwyn.govt.nz 

SelwynDistrictCouncil



SELWYN TIMES 

Tasty Bites 

Sweet treats using condensed milk 

Consensed milk is milk 

that has had 60 per cent 

of its water evaporated 

away. The thickened milk 

then has sugar added 

to make it the perfect 

ingredient for decadent 

baking and desserts 

Five ingredient rocky road 

fudge 

32 servings 

Ingredients 

2 395g cans sweetened condensed 

milk 

130g salted honey-roasted 

peanuts 

140g pink and white marshmallows 

(about 2cm each) 

350g block milk chocolate, 

chopped 

Directions 

Grease an 18cm x 28cm slice 

pan. Line base and sides with 

baking paper, extending paper 

2cm above edges of pan. 

Place white chocolate and 

half the condensed milk in a 

microwave-safe bowl. Microwave 

on high for 1min 30sec, stirring 

every 30sec, or until melted 

and smooth. Add peanuts and 

marshmallows. Stir to combine. 

Pour mixture into prepared pan. 

Smooth surface. Refrigerate. 

Meanwhile, place the remaining 

condensed milk and the milk 

chocolate in a microwave-safe 

bowl. Microwave on high for 

1min 30sec, stirring every 30sec, 

or until melted and smooth. 

Carefully spoon mixture over 

white chocolate layer and gently 

smooth surface. Refrigerate for 

4hr or until firm. Serve. 

Strawberry and condensed 

milk slice 

15 servings 

Ingredients 

190g plain flour 

100g cold butter, chopped 

80g pure icing sugar, sifted 

1 ½ tbsp iced water 

An independent school 

education is a precious 

gift and it doesn’t have 

to break the bank 

At St Michael’s, we have been 

nurturing the children of our city 

for 169 years. Our small classes and 

traditional education offer your child 

outstanding specialist and individual 

attention. With twenty pupils per 

year – and twenty desks! – every child 

has a sense of identity and place at St 

Michael’s. 

Extension programmes begin in 

Year 5 in English and Mathematics, 

challenging your child to achieve to 

the best of their abilities. Specialist 

Science in our dedicated lab is wide 

ranging from the traditional to the 

experimental. Lessons are wide 

ranging too, as pupils frequently visit 

our extended campus: the gardens, 

library, museum… 

St Michael’s is at the heart of the city, 

and at the heart of St Michael’s are 

the essential values of Christian faith 

and good citizenship. Building on this 

foundation, our wider curriculums 

in History, Geography, languages, RE 

and Art teach good citizenship in a 

global context. 

St Michael’s children are wellrounded, 

participating in sport, music 

and drama in and out of school. 

Over half our pupils play at least one 

musical instrument, and sing in one 

of our three choirs. Stage Band and 

Orchestra offer your child key first 

steps in ensemble performance. 

At the senior level, Parare, our Y7&8 

programme, advances education 

outside the box, from financial literacy 

to outdoor ed, leadership challenges to 

new sports, art and technologies. 

If these opportunities suit your child, 

who will be in Year 6, 7 or 8 in 2021, 

enrol for Scholarship Day, 25 May 

(Alert Levels permitting.) There are 

tests in reading, writing and maths; 

auditions for those who play or sing; 

a chance to tour the school and meet 

the other pupils. 

To enrol for a scholarship or 

to arrange a tour, contact 

Mrs Bec Hitchcock: 

registrar@saintmichaels.co.nz; 

T: 379 9790. 

255g desiccated coconut, plus 2 

tbsp, extra 

40g self-raising flour 

395g can sweetened condensed 

milk 

2 eggs, lightly whisked 

2 tbsp shredded coconut 

250g fresh strawberries, hulled, 

thinly sliced 

Icing 

1 tbsp pure icing sugar, sifted 

½ tsp butter, room temperature 

2 tsp milk 

Directions 

Preheat oven to 180 deg C (160 

deg C fan forced). Grease the base 

and sides of a shallow 3cm-deep, 

20 x 30cm slice pan and line with 

baking paper, allowing the paper 

to overhang the long sides. 

Place plain flour, butter and 

½ cup icing sugar in a food 

processor and process until 

mixture resembles fine crumbs. 

Gradually add the iced water 

and process until the mixture 

comes together in a ball (you 

may not need all the water). Press 

mixture evenly over the base of 

the prepared pan. Use a fork to 

prick the base all over. Bake for 

15-20min or until light golden. 

Set aside to cool. 

Meanwhile, combine desiccated 

coconut and self-raising flour 

in a large bowl. Add condensed 

milk and egg. Stir until combined. 

Spread evenly over base. Mix 

the shredded coconut and extra 

St Michael’s is 

pleased to offer 

academic, music and 

choral scholarships 

for 2021 for pupils in 

Years 5, 6 & 7 

Contact us for 

application and 

audition details. 

desiccated coconut in a bowl 

then scatter over slice mixture. 

Arrange strawberry on top. 

Bake for 30min or until firm 

and golden. Set aside in pan for 

10min to cool slightly. Lift out 

of pan onto a wire rack to cool 

completely. 

To make the icing, combine 

icing sugar, butter and enough of 

the milk in a small bowl to form 

a thick paste. Place the bowl over 

a saucepan of simmering water 

(make sure bowl doesn’t touch the 

water) and stir until mixture thins. 

Spoon icing into a sealable 

plastic bag and snip off one 

corner. Drizzle over the slice. 

Set aside until set then cut into 

pieces. 

St Michael’s 

Your school at the heart 

of the city since 1851 

SCHOLARSHIP DAY 

Monday 25 May 

registrar@saintmichaels.co.nz 

www.saintmichaels.school.nz 249 Durham Street 379 9790



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FOR DINING - ONLINE 

RETAILERS 

TAKEAWAYS AND 

DELIVERIES 

OPENING SOON 

Monday - Thursday from 4pm 

Friday, Saturday, Sunday from Midday 

Restaurant bookings essential, 

entry off William St 

2 Gerald Street, Lincoln • P: 03 325 2408 

5 

Be Safe & 

Keep Others Safe 

The team @ Veenuz are happy to re-open the kitchen, adhering to all the new safety and 

social distancing practices for delivering food safely. 

Phone 03 344 5554. Shop 3, 575 Springs Road, Prebbleton 

WEST MELTON TAVERN (Westy) 

IS NOW ABLE TO OFFER YOU FISH & CHIPS/ 

PIZZA TAKEAWAYS AND TAKEAWAY MEALS 

Check our Facebook page for menu options - WEST MELTON TAVERN 

Please phone your order through to 03 347 8460 

We will ring you when your order is ready to pick up at the door of the restaurant. 

Restaurant 

now open for 

dining 

NOW 

OPEN 

FOR 

TAKEAWAYS 

Orders can be made by phone, walk in (with enough distancing in place) and through Facebook messenger. 

Online ordering through the website www.veenuzindian.co.nz will commence Tuesday. 

Customers will be given a specific time for pickup. Delivery of orders are mainly handled by UBER and we can also deliver 

(local) in certain cases if we have sufficient staffing. The delivery facility will not be guaranteed for every order and will be 

the sole discretion of the management. 

Paywave will be available for payment. 

OPEN FROM 3PM TIL 8PM EACH NIgHT 

We can also do takeaway phone orders for alcohol 

from the bottle store! Phone us on 03 347 8460. 

1147 West Coast Road, West Melton 

Open for 

dining & 

takeaway 

orders 

17 West Belt Lincoln 

Please book your table or www.thelaboratory.co.nz 

order 

17 

your 

West 

takeaways 

Belt Lincoln 

on 325 3006. 

NOW OPEN 

Takeaway Pizza & Beer 


Takeaway Pizza & Beer 

IS this Just what you've ALL been missing?? 


IS this Just what you've ALL been missing?? 

NOw AVAILABLe FOR TAKEAWAY 4pm-8pm Tues-SUN 

Order by TEXT 

Contactless Pick-up and Pay 

NOw AVAILABLe FOR TAKEAWAY 4pm-8pm Tues-SUN 

Order by TEXT 

Contactless Pick-up and Pay 

See our website or Facebook for full menu and details 

www.thelaboratory.co.nz 

See our website or Facebook for full menu and details 

5 

We’re 

∞ Coffee Culture 

∞ Corianders 

∞ Hachi Hachi 

∞ Hell Pizza 

∞ Lazeez Mediterranean 

∞ Robert Harris 

∞ St Pierre’s Sushi 

∞ Subway 

Back 

Individual store trading hours and click ‘n’ collect services 

may vary – contact the store or check their website or 

Facebook page for details. 

rollestonsquare.co.nz



SELWYN RURAL LIFE 

SELWYN TIMES 

Govt helps primary sector 

prepare for future droughts 

A new $500,000 fund will help farmers 

and growers prepare their businesses to 

recover from drought as the economy gets 

moving again, according to Agriculture 

Minister Damien O’Connor. 

The fund provides advisory services 

that usually cost $5000 to equip rural 

businesses with professional and technical 

advice to help them recover from and 

better prepare for future drought. 

“As we rebuild the economy following 

the effects of a global pandemic, we 

have an opportunity to build back better 

than before and factor in resilience for 

our productive primary sector,” Damien 

O’Connor said. 

“So far this year the Government has 

invested $17 million to help droughtstricken 

regions recover from what many 

are saying is the worst drought in living 

memory. It has affected all of the North 

Island and a good portion of the South. 

“Although there has been a bit of rain 

relief recently, it takes steady rain at the 

right time to get grass growing again. The 

flow-on effects of water shortages and low 

feed availability take a long time to fully 

recover from and some farmers will be 

dealing with the effects of this drought for 

a year or more. 

”One of the unusual consequences of the 

drought has already started to be noticed 

by consumers – that being the paler colour 

of our butter. 

“As the saying goes ‘you are what 

you eat’. The same goes for cows. New 

Zealand’s unique pasture-based farming 

system gives our butter a wonderful yellow 

colour. The shortage of grass and reliance 

on supplementary feed has meant our 

butter has started to turn white. A return 

to yellow will maintain our competitive 

advantage in our export markets. 

“We know that, with climate change, we 

can expect more acute weather events so 

it’s important we help farmers and growers 

get their businesses ready for future 

drought. 

“Key to recovery is making good 

decisions, based on sound advice. The 

purpose of this new fund is to ensure our 

farmers and growers can tap into this 

advice. 

“The fund will address the longer-term 

issues but there are also ongoing, acute 

issues that need to be addressed with 

urgency. Access to feed is the biggest 

acute issue so two feed coordinators are 

in place as of today, one in the North 

Island and another in the South, to make 

Firewood & Coal 

Coal 

20 kg bags or 

500kg bulk bags 

Firewood 

Pick up or deliver 

(delivery charges apply) 

Free delivery to Darfield township when 

3 cubic metres or more is ordered. 

Landscape Products 

Now Available! 

• Forest Mulch 

• Bark Mulch 

• Bark Nuggets (10/20mm) 

• Premium Organic Compost 

• Screened Soil 

• Landscape Rocks 

• Paparoa Red Rock available in 3 grades 

• Railway Sleepers (2.1 Lengths) 

• Kindling Wood 

• Unscreened Bark 

Delivery fees apply. 

417 Creyke Road, 

Darfield 

Phone 03 975 4502 

Eftpos now available 

Open Monday to Friday 6am-6pm, Saturday 8am-1pm or after hours by appointment 

sure available feed gets from where it is to 

where it’s most needed. 

“The primary sector has shown time and 

again it has the strength, resilience and 

ability to recover from tough times and 

come back stronger than ever. I have every 

faith that – with this support – they’ll get 

through this too.’’ 

The fund will be managed by the 

Ministry for Primary Industries and will 

pay for recovery advisory services of up to 

$5000 (excl GST) for selected applications 

in drought-affected regions. 

Funding can be used for a range of 

advisory services and drought-related 

advice, like: 

Strategic planning and the development 

of farm business plans 

Practical, on-the-ground advice and 

support like land management and 

sustainable management techniques 

Technical advice on soil and pastures, 

animal production, and feed budgeting. 

To be eligible for this fund: 

The farm is located in one of the 2020 

drought affected regions or districts 

including Selwyn 

The business has been negatively affected 

Mon-Fri 7am-5pm 

Sat 8am-12pm (WOFs only) 

by the 2020 drought 

50% of the farmer’s income, in a normal 

year, is earned from this farming business 

The fund is open for applications 

between 11 May and 12 June 2020. 

TANDEM AXLED 

GALVANISED TRAILER 

Fully galvanised, tandem axled transporter trailer, fitted with electric brakes, hand winch, side lights, 

spare wheel and rear side stands for smooth loading. 

SPECIFICATIONS 

Deck dimensions (L x W) (mm): 4000 x 1900 

Drawbar (mm): 1500 

Deck height (mm): 460 

Wheel rim: 13 inch 

Tyre: 175/80D13 

Net weight (kg): 580 

Max. carrying capacity (kg): 1600 

Winch capacity (kg): 900 

3 TRUCKS 

3 CARS 

3 LUBES 

3 SERVICING 

3 FLEET WORK 

3 BOATS 

3 DIESEL INJECTOR & 

PUMP SERVICING 

3 ENGINE TUNING 

Tuatara Machinery Ltd • 291 Weedons Ross Road 

Tel. 03 347 4956 • Mob. 0274 770 070 

www.tuataramachinery.co.nz 

3 BRAKES 

3 MAXXIS TYRES 

3 WHEEL 

ALIGNMENTS 

3 BATTERIES 

3 WOFs 

3 CAMBELTS 

AND MUCH MORE! 

PRICE: $5,500.00 GST inclusive 

839 Jones Road, Rolleston P.O. Box 16 Rolleston 

Phone Simon on 347 7110 or Mobile 027 272 9213



New tech career in less than a year 

Tech is big and getting bigger. The technology sector boomed 

in 2019, cementing its position as one of our largest export 

earners according to the latest annual TIN (Technology 

Investment Network) Report. The number of people employed 

by the technology sector increased by 7.9 per cent last year 

to 51,569, and Canterbury’s tech revenue alone grew by 10.3 

per cent. It has never been a better time to add tech to your 

skill set and start your journey into NZ’s fastest growing sector. 

The future is tech. Be part of it. 

When it comes to the world of tech, the employment 

opportunities are virtually limitless. SIGNAL’s SHIFT 

programme was created to help you explore, experience 

and embrace those opportunities, adding to your 

qualifications and expanding your earning potential in this 

vibrant, fast-paced sector. 

SHIFT fast-tracks your tech learning with an industryfocused 

one-year programme, that not only boosts your 

skills, but gives you practical industry experience and an 

industry network to help you move into tech. 

Quick. Smart. Relevant. 

SHIFT is an innovative industry-driven programme for 

those who are seeking a new career path, who may or may 

not have a tech background. Open to degree holders in 

any discipline, SHIFT learners have come from diverse 

backgrounds such as medicine, philosophy, sociology, 

commerce, geography, marketing, engineering and 

humanities. 

And if you already have a tech related degree, you can 

expand your expertise by focusing on a new area and 

gaining valuable industry skills and connections. 

A unique learning experience. 

Using immersive studio-based learning and real-world 

industry experience, SHIFT produces graduates with a 

solid base of core tech skills, as well as the communication 

and collaborative skills required in the tech industry. 

SHIFT enables you to meet and work with local tech 

employers. You will complete group projects with tech 

mentors, and also gain experience via a 200-hour 

placement within industry. This allows you to add value to 

your host and to showcase your capabilities. 

Opportunities. 

Tech roles exist in nearly every area, from aviation to zoology, 

and career possibilities are extensive. During SHIFT you 

can focus on software design and development, business 

analysis, data science, web design, project management, 

user experience design, technical writing, service delivery, 

and the list goes on. 

Diversity is important in the tech sector. The best designed 

products incorporate many viewpoints to meet customer 

requirements. Tech firms are actively recruiting to increase 

gender and ethnic diversity across their employees, and 

can sometimes offer flexible hours and remote working 

opportunities. 

SHIFT starts July 2020 and limited partial 

scholarships are also available. 

To find out more about what tech career 

opportunities exist and adding tech to your 

current skills, join us online at one of our 

Virtual Tech Careers Sessions. Register through 

signal.ac.nz/shift or call us on 0800 99 00 24. 

growth in Canterbury’s 

10.3% * tech revenue in 2019. 

*2019 Technology Investment Network Report 

“I went from zero programming skills to 

full-time software engineer in less than 

one year; SHIFT helped me achieve 

what I thought was just a dream!” 

- Teo Bucutea, 2019 SHIFT Graduate 

GRaduate programme 

Join us online for a 

Virtual Tech 

Careers Session 

Tues 19 May: 4pm-4.45pm 

Thur 21 May: 12pm-12.45pm 

Book at signal.ac.nz/shift 

SIGNAL ICT Grad School 

EPIC Innovation Centre 

76/106 Manchester Street 

Christchurch 

0800 990 024 

info@signal.ac.nz 

signal.ac.nz/shift 

The 

future 

is tech. 

Be part 

of it. 

ICT GRADUATE SCHOOL



HOME PROFESSIONALS 

SELWYN TIMES 

Businesses continue to 

cater for their 

communities 

Supporting local has never been more important than now as businesses 

move into level two and re-open their doors and services to the public. 

The Selwyn district offers a diverse range of businesses and industry; 

support local and help our communities thrive… 

Gumleaf 

Extend the life of your spouting 

Gumleaf Gutter Guard is an effective way 

of preventing leaf litter from gathering in 

your spouting and can also protect tank 

water from being contaminated, ensuring 

the safety and quality of the water supply. 

Snow can also damage spouting and 

the Gutter Guard protects the spouting 

by spreading the load. Quotes can be 

provided within 24 hours and installation 

on an average sized house takes a few 

days. To discuss your requirements with 

Gumleaf Gutter Guard, phone 0800 486 

532 or email rohan@gumleaf.co.nz. 

Canterbury 

Timber & Hardware 

Timber Wood Fuel Pellets 

20kg Bag for $12.50 

Call in today for your free quote! 

NEW ENTRANCE: 167 Manion Road, Rolleston 

Jason Pester P 03 347 7465 F 03 347 7032 E jason@cthl.co.nz 

Mon-Fri: 7am-5pm Saturday: 8am-12pm 

Canterbury 

C T H Timber & Hardware 

GARAGE DOORS 

We are here 

The Genuine 

Custom Made Garage 

Door Professionals 

0800 661 366 

info@custommade.co.nz 

Auckland • Christchurch • Wanaka 

www.custommade.co.nz 

Canterbury Timber and Hardware 

Timber to your door 

Canterbury Timber and Hardware 

provides landscaping and rural timber 

including NZ Pine, Oregon and 

Macrocarpa, along with imported 

sustainable timber and composite timber 

products. For the rural farmer or lifestyle 

block owner, they supply fencing materials 

including posts, wire and netting, gates 

and hardware and electric fencing 

products with daily deliveries. Canterbury 

Timber and Hardware also offers 

personalised pick and pack service and 

can quote your project, or feel free to call 

them on 03 347 7465 for advice. Their 

site at 167 Manions Road, Weedons, is 

wheelchair and disability friendly. 

Custommade 

Increase your home’s value 

Custom Made Garage Doors designs 

and builds high quality garage doors and 

is New Zealand’s leading architectural 

garage door company. All their innovative 

door designs and their workmanship are 

fully guaranteed along with their -the-shelf 

sectionals and tilt and roller doors. If your 

garage door needs repairs, spare parts or 

servicing, Custom Made Garage Doors 

can help. Their experienced team is happy 

to discuss a garage door solution that 

will best satisfy your budget, individual 

requirements and home aesthetics. 

Call Custom Made Garage Doors Ltd 

today on 0800 661366 or visit www. 

custommade.co.nz. 

STOP BIRDS 

hail, leaves, snow & vermin from 

blocking & damaging your spouting 

Quality materials: BHP Colorbond steel mesh with unique patented louvre 

will even keep out pine needles. Will not rust or sag with age or load. 

10 year warranty, range of colours. 

Proven in Australia & New Zealand over the last 15 years. 

FOR SAFE, PURE DRINKING WATER 

FROM YOUR ROOF. 

NOW AVAILABLE: STAINLESS STEEL MICO MESH 

Call Rohan anytime Mon-Sat for a 

no-obligation assessment & quote 

03 982 8850 0800 486532 www.gumleaf.co.nz





cater for their communities 

Juice Electrical 

Look local for electrical needs 

Locally owned and operated and based in Rolleston, 

Juice Electrical has been servicing the Selwyn district for 

over 14 years with Greg Horton and his team of qualified 

master electricians dedicated to the local community – 

and with no service vehicle charge for Rolleston. Juice 

Electrical can help with all your electrical needs providing 

a professional and timely service whether it is residential, 

commercial or industrial, indoors or outdoors. Look out 

for the brightly coloured Juice Electrical vans as they 

work hard to look after the Selwyn district’s electrical 

needs. Call Greg and the team at 03 379 6644. 

Heatstore 

Putting the heat on for winter 

Heatstore in Blenheim Road stocks the “best of the 

best” log and pellet fire options available in New Zealand. 

Heatstore supplies and installs a huge range of heating 

options including log and pellet burning fires exclusive 

to the company. They are also an accredited provider 

to both the ECan Healthier Homes loan and the EECA 

Warmer Kiwi Homes grant schemes. Heatstore has an 

excellent selection of fires on display at 472 Blenheim 

Road and is open 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday and 

10am to 1pm on Saturdays. To find out more visit 

heatstore.co.nz. 

Generation Homes 

Building on time and on budget 

Building on time and on budget is guaranteed when 

you choose Generation Homes. The team is treats 

everyone with respect including suppliers, contractors 

and of course, the clients with ongoing communication 

including frequent meetings, updates and walkthroughs. 

Once the site is excavated, every home is built in 18 

weeks. All up it is a six to seven month process that 

includes drawing the plans and going through the council 

consenting process. The Generation Homes show home, 

at 2 Reuben Avenue in Branthwaite, is open from 12pm 

until 4pm, Wednesday to Sunday. 

Our Services 

“Exclusive” 

Blaze King ULEB Wood Fires 

• House Re-Wiring 

• Garden Lighting 

• New Builds 

• Mitsubishi Heat Pumps 

• Office Re-Fits 

• Internet & Telephone 

• TV Aerials 

• Spa Pool Installation 

• Industrial Installation 

• Electrical Safety 

Certificates 

03 379 6644 

Mobile 021 22 77 275 

Web juiceelectrical.co.nz 

Email greg@aelectrical.co.nz 

PO Box 7778, 

Sydenham, 

Christchurch 8240 

Pellet and Wood Fire Specialists 

472 Blenheim Road 

Sockburn 

Phone: 03 343 1651 

Open 8:30am - 5pm 

Sat 10am - 1pm 

www.heatstore.co.nz 

opeN By 

AppoINtMeNtS 

IN ALL tHree 

LoCAtIoNS 

Our friendly team 

are here to help 

SHow HoMeS 

Halswell Commons 

19 Holmes Hanover Lane 

(Off Halswell Road) 

Copper Ridge 

1 Albert Wills Ave, Halswell 

(Off Halswell Junction Road) 

Branthwaite 

2 Reuben Avenue, Rolleston 

(Off Lincoln Rolleston Road) 

www.generation.co.nz/christchurch 

MAKING BUILDING easy 

Generation Homes Christchurch

20 Wednesday May 20 2020 



SELWYN TIMES 



Sharon Crofts 

Beautiful gardens create appeal 

Sharon from Sharon Crofts Landscape 

Design can add the professional touch 

to your garden or outdoor area and 

create the finishing touches to the curb 

appeal of your property. Sharon covers all 

aspects of landscape design from initial 

site consultation to design concepts and 

planting proposals so homeowners can 

implement themselves or you can use 

her team of experienced and professional 

contractors. Whatever the size of your 

landscape project, give Sharon a call at 

Sharon Crofts Landscape Design on 03 

329 6229. 

Lagoon Pools 

Perfect time for that new pool 

Winter is the ideal time to get your new 

pool installed with Lagoon Pools and they 

can also include lighting and fountains to 

make the best of your new asset. Lagoon 

Pools installs pools in sizes to suit both 

large and small sections, ranging from 

three metres to 12 metres in length with 

a variety of widths, colours and shapes. 

Lagoon Pools is the Leisure Pools dealer 

for the South Island. Call Lagoon Pools 

at 0800 927 282 or 03 349 2160 or visit 

their website www.lagoonpools.co.nz for 

more details. 

Pumps and Filters 

Looking after your pump and filter 

needs 

Pumps & Filters can look after all 

pump and filter needs including design, 

manufacture, installation, maintenance 

and repairs. They supply and install tanks 

in a range of colours and sized from 425 

to 30,000 litres and tank pads to meet 

manufacturer specifications along with 

new pumps fitted to the tanks. The Pumps 

and Filters team also test water and install 

water filtration and purification systems. 

Their showroom is at 551 Halswell 

Junction Road, phone them on 03 423 

1925 or 0800 478 633, email chch@ 

pumps-filters.co.nz or visit www.pumpsfilters.co.nz. 

Outdoor Space 

Everything for your outdoors 

Winter is a great time for landscaping 

with minimum interruption. The 

Outdoor Space can provide paving, 

irrigation, lawns including artificial grass, 

planting, fencing, water features, pergolas, 

outdoor fires, raised planters, decks, 

stone walls and pillars, brick and block 

laying, vegetable gardens - and lighting. 

Their range of stones, bark, timber and 

pavers can be viewed at their office at 211 

Wards Road in Rolleston. Or, with staff in 

Rolleston, Christchurch and Ashburton, 

they can bring the samples directly to 

your door. For more information or to 

view some of their projects, visit www. 

theoutdoorspace.co.nz. 

Sharon CroftS 

LandSCape d e S ign 

• Consultations • Design Concepts • Planting Plans 

For the Outdoor Space 

of your Dreams... 

Paving, Irrigation, Lawns, Planting, 

Fences, Pergolas, Water-features, 

Outdoor fires, Raised Vege beds, 

Decks, Artificial grass & more... 

P. 329 6229 

M. 0274 311 558 

s-crofts@xtra.co.nz 

www.sharoncrofts.co.nz 

Call Aaron & the team today! 

Phone: 03 347 4422 or 021 542 402 

Email: Aaron@theoutdoorspace.co.nz 

www.theoutdoorspace.co.nz 

Lagoon 

Pools 

03 349 2160 

0800 92 72 82 

Canterbury Ltd 

• Quotations for water system designs and water testing 

• Pipes, valves, fittings sales 

• Filtration supply and installation 

• Pump service, repairs and maintenance 

• Bore flush and development 

• Bore pump sales, servicing and maintenance 

• We also sell, service and repair most pump 

brands including sewage pumps 

551 Halswell Junction Road 

0800 GRUNDFOS / 0800 478 633 

For sales and service or 

after hours service call 

Jason 021 649 944 

or Mike 021 560 044 

www.pumps-filters.co.nz






Freeman Irrigation 

Home irrigation technology saves 

time and money 

Upgrade your watering system to some 

of the latest cost effective and easy to 

use automated options with Freeman 

Irrigation. With automated WiFi 

sprinklers can be connected to weather 

station forecasts so if rain is expected the 

amount of water is reduced. Automatic 

systems save water by irrigation at 

the correct time of day, minimising 

evaporation and being able to operate 

your system remotely also means you 

can adjust the flow at any time to suit the 

conditions. Freeman Irrigation provides 

installation and maintenance. Email 

phil@freemanirrigation.co.nz or call 

0800 22 33 92. 

Canterbury Lawns 

Hydroseeding specialists 

Canterbury Lawns specialises in 

hydroseeding, creating that perfect lawn 

within two to six weeks for your home 

or commercial property. They also install 

roll-out instant lawns using top quality 

and local sourced products. Landscaping 

is another part of the Canterbury Lawns 

service, whether you need garden 

preparation, site clearing, retaining walls, 

paving or paths. They not only work 

close to home on residential properties 

but also specialise in commercial and 

larger-scale work. For more information 

phone Zac at Canterbury Lawns on 027 

456 7777 or visit their website at www. 

canterburylawns.co.nz. 

Southern Woods 

Go to place for local plants 

The Southern Woods Garden Centre 

is the go to place for a huge selection of 

every kind of flowering plant, bush or 

tree waiting to find a home at your place. 

Most of them are grown on site and 

looked after by the team of 40 dedicated 

staff. Southern Woods provides on-site 

consultations and design landscape 

plans or take in your plans and they can 

help with planting inspiration. There is 

plenty of parking at Southern Woods 

on the corner of Main South Road and 

Robinsons Road. Call them on 0800 800 

352 or visit www.southernwoods.co.nz. 

Town & Country Gates 

Gate or fencing solutions for your 

home 

When it comes to custom-made gates 

and fencing, Town & Country Gates 

has the experience to help you choose 

the perfect gate or fencing solution for 

your home. A Canterbury-based familyoperated 

business, the team at Town & 

Country Gates pride themselves with 

their workmanship producing high 

quality customised gates and fencing to 

ensure you get a product built to last. The 

company offers a free measure and quote 

and a full installation service. To check 

out their products and services visit 

www.townandcountry.co.nz 

HydRoSEEdINg, INStaNt 

LawNS aNd LaNdSCaPINg 

• Locally owned & 

operated 

• Residential & 

commercial lawns 

• Hydroseeding 

• Instant roll out lawn 

• Full lawn preparations 

• Site clearing 

• Erosion and dust 

control 

• Irrigation 

• Posthole boring 

• Landscaping 

• No job too small 

Call us today to discuss all your lawn 

and landscaping requirements 

Phone 347 4000 or 027 456 7777 

Email zac@canterburylawns.co.nz 

www.canterburylawns.co.nz 

Looking for a 

few plants 

post-lockdown? 

See Southern Woods for all 

your tree & shrub needs. 

We’ve got plenty of options for customers looking 

to plant post-lockdown. Email Southern Woods for 

great advice, contact free garden consultations and 

online ordering anytime. 

• Driveway gates • Pedestrian gates 

• Sliding gates • Swing gates 

• Louvered gates • T & G gates 

• Aluminium frames with timber infill 

No obligation 

free measure 

& quote 

• Fencing aluminium or timber 

• Full gate automation systems 

• Keypads • Video intercom 

- New Zealand Natives - Specimen Trees 

Landscaping Plants - Ornamentals - Premium Tools 

- Expert Advice - Delivery Nationwide 

Stay safe, be kind, sort your garden. 

1002 Robinsons Rd, between Templeton & Rolleston 0800 800 352 southernwoods.nz 

Ph: 0508 4 gates (0508 442 837) 03 325 4397 

E: info@townandcountrygates.co.nz 

Town and Country Gates 

www.townandcountrygates.nz



Hyundai Ioniq ramps 

up the EV market 

WATCH OUT Toyota 

Prius. The car that has 

dominated the hybrid 

market since its launch has 

a serious competitor. 

Enter Hyundai’s Ioniq – a 

trendy hatchback that is 

making big inroads into the 

electric vehicle market. 

Ioniq has been with us for 

two or three years now and 

is available as an electriconly 

vehicle, a traditional 

hybrid or, as in the test car’s 

case, a petrol/electric plugin 

hybrid. 

Put simply, the latter has 

the best of all worlds, you 

can treat it as a standard 

petrol-powered car and 

never bother charging it, or 

you can treat it as an electric 

vehicle and charge the batteries 

using a 230v supply. 

My old home isn’t compatible 

to the drain charging 

places on the circuitry, so I’ll 

never be an electric vehicle 

owner, however, I fully support 

those who see EVs as 

the way of the future. 

The Ioniq hybrid has a 

four-cylinder engine of 

1580cc. It has lowish power 

outputs but because it has 

the benefit of electric energy 

in tandem there is still 

sufficient power on hand. 

Hyundai claim outputs of 

77kW and 147Nm, with another 

44.5kW and 170Nm 

available through the electric 

motor. Drive is channelled 

through a six-speed 

dual clutch transmission to 

the front wheels. 

Driving the Ioniq doesn’t 

need any special technique. 

Sure, you do have to have 

a different mindset when it 

comes to filling up, if you 

do use the charging system 

frequently you’ll want to 

develop a system whereas it 

just becomes second nature. 

Of course, if the batteries 

do run low the Ioniq, in this 

form, will run happily all of 

the time on fossil fuel. 

The benefit of all of this 

is low fuel use. The Ioniq 

hybrid is rated by Hyundai 

with a 1.1-litre per 100km 

combined cycle average. 

That is a bold claim that 

can only be achieved under 

best possible operating 

conditions, however, the 

fuel usage readout was 

constantly listing around 

5l/100km which I thought 

was acceptable given many 

of my journeys were at city 

speeds with a lot of stopstart 

driving. 

I also took the hybrid on 

much the same route as I 

would normally use during 

an evaluation. A fierce 

nor’wester was blowing as 

I tackled the roads west, 

presenting the Ioniq with a 

battle to start with, so that 

was a fuel-saving challenge 

in the first instance. 

• Price 

Hyundai Ioniq PHEV, 

$53,990 

• Dimensions 

Length, 4470mm; 

width, 1820mm; 

height, 1460mm 

• Configuration 

Four-cylinder, frontwheel-drive, 

1580cc, 

77kW, 147Nm, sixspeed 

dual clutch 

automatic. 

• Performance 

0-100km/h, 10sec 

• Fuel usage 

1.1l/100km 

HYUNDAI IONIQ 

PHEV: Part of an 

extensive electric 

range. 

However, the Ioniq 

served to prove it travels 

much like any ‘normal’ car, 

it cruises happily at the legal 

limit and it was also quite 

responsive when it came 

time to overtake, that manoeuvre 

can be completed 

in about 6.5sec with a solid 

burst of energy through 

the mid-range. The Ioniq 

PHEV will also launch to 

100km/h in around 10sec. 

On the subject of figures, 

Hyundai claims a 52km 

journey on electric power 

only. Electric only drive can 

be initiated through a pushbutton, 

which would be ideal 

for the weekday commute. 

When the long straights 

run out and the Ioniq is 

pointed at some tricky corners, 

it handles a lot better 

than you might expect. Sure, 

it’s no sports car, and you 

could be forgiven for thinking 

that with a lot of battery 

power it is a heavy vehicle. 

At 1500kg, that’s far from 

the case, and what weight 

there is in the batteries sits 

low in the floorpan, so there 

is a low centre of gravity. 

That’s always conducive to 

respectable handling, and 

the Ioniq steers with strong 

precision and perfect body 

balance. 

The Ioniq PHEV lands here 

in two specifications, base 

model and Elite; the test car 

was the entry-level model 

which has cloth trim, and that 

would be my preference. 

If you think that you 

are going to be charged a 

premium price for the Ioniq 

hybrid, then think again. At 

$53,990 it fares well against 

its competitors, including 

those from its partner Kia. 

For interest’s sake an extra 

$6k will buy you into Elite 

specification, while a hybrid 

without plug-in facility lists 

at $46,990. As a guide to 

where it sits in the Hyundai 

line-up, an Ioniq EV Elite is 

priced at $71,990. 

The Ioniq is there for 

those who don’t want a 

sport utility vehicle and 

who want to distance themselves 

for whatever reason 

from Prius. The concept of 

the later and Ioniq is similar, 

they are both liftbacks, 

although the Ioniq is a little 

more compact at 4.5m. 

Nevertheless, it makes good 

use of its proportions and 

is a comfortable, easy car to 

drive and to be in. 

Quite clearly, Hyundai 

has targeted the hybrid 

market as a growth area, the 

Ioniq in all forms represents 

an environmentallyfriendly 

option as to the 

way we travel. 

Personally, if I had to 

go that way in a new car 

purchase, the standard 

hybrid would probably be 

the choice. However, full 

marks to Hyundai, having 

such an extensive range will 

only hold the company in 

good stead. 

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Supplies 

WANTED Meadow Hay. 

Med Sq. Phone 0274 861 

707 

Funeral Directors 

Non-Service Cremation $1,745 

Commital service with cremation $3,950 

Chapel service with cremation $6,500 

Family burial service from $3,400 

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Phone 0800 804 663 - 24 Hour Availability 

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For Prompt attention, drop 

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Agent: Magnitude Sports 

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Rolleston 

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patching and zip repairs. 

For Prompt attention, drop 

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Rolleston 

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Classifieds Contact us today Phone our local team 03 379 1100 

Trades & Services 

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TWISTY GLASS & 

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• Mirrors • Pet Door Specialists 

• Splashbacks • All Broken Windows 

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027 352 6225 

• Driveways 

• Trenching 

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• Post Driving 

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• Maintenance • Pruning • Reconstruction & Rejuvenation 

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03 741 1783 

027 332 8086 

brian@ 

selwynaccounting.co.nz 


BATHROOM TILER 

wet area waterproofing, 

underfloor heating, soap 

boxes, old to new, for best 

results, call Devon on 021 

375-888 or 03 329 5511 

BUILDER 

QUALIFIED 

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Free Quotes. Bennet & 

Sons Ltd Sam 027 496- 

9362 or Tony 027 224- 

0374 

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Exp. Repairs, uplifting, 

relaying, restretching. 

Phone John on 0800 

003181, 027 240 7416 

jflattery@xtra.co.nz 

CARPENTER 

HANDYMAN 

Small Job Specialists, 

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40 years experience, no 

job too small, Ph Warren 

03 322-1103 or 027 697- 

8541 

CONCRETE CUTTING 

Affordable Concrete 

Cutting with Quality, and 

removal work. Free quote. 

No job to small. Phone 027 

442-2219, Fax 359-6052 

a/h 359- 4605 

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Furniture made to 

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by tradesman with 

35yrs experience. 

PH Stephen 

021 073 2624 


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Decking, Fencing. 

Kanga & small digger 

services. Check out Squire 

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FREE QUOTES. Ph 

Arthur 347-8796, 027 

220-7014 Edwin 027 220- 

7154 


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Kitchens Bathroom 

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General Maintenance , 

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0278690026 

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0275 588 895 

TILING 

Flooring - Splashbacks - 

Wall incl tile removal, reg 

master tiler, ph Dave 027 

334 4125 

Public Notices 

MILITARY EXERCISE 

Blank Firing 

22 May 2020 

The general public is to be advised that a New 

Zealand Army Exercise will be conducted in the 

Selwyn riverbed area on the 22 May 2020. 

The exercise will involve up to 20 personnel of 

3rd Workshop Company from Burnham Military 

Camp. 

Training will involve soldiers carrying rifles and 

manoeuvring around the Selwyn riverbed in 

vehicles and foot. 

Blank rounds and pyrotechnics will be used 

from 9am until 3pm on Friday 22 May. The 

exercise will also involve the movement of 

troops and vehicles by day. 

The New Zealand Army takes fire risk seriously 

and will ensure fire mitigation is present. 

For more information please contact: 

Paul Fisher on 03 363 0334 

Operations Co-ordinator 

Our small privately owned trade-based 

building supplies store is looking for an 

operations co-ordinator. 

The successful candidate will be someone 

who has the drive and passion to deliver 

great customer service whilst getting the job 

done. 

This role will include co-ordinating stock 

control, organising orders for delivery and 

collection, co-ordinating our yard and 

store staff to achieve set targets, all whilst 

jumping in to lend a hand in a variety of 

other roles as needed. 

Any prior experience in a role similar to this 

would be an advantage, as would a current 

forklift licence and some building industry 

knowledge. 

Please submit applications, including a 

current CV, by Friday 5th June to 

sally@buildlinkselwyn.co.nz 

Vehicles Wanted 

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& 4X4 WANTED 

NZ OWNED 

AND 

OPERATED 

FOR 

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PUBLiSHeD eVeRY WeDneSDAY 

Week commencing WeDneSDAY, 20TH mAY ,2020 

Falcon Good Commercial 

Development Opportunity 

Once in a blue moon an opportunity presents 

itself to own the land, build and then be your 

own Landlord! This block of 1,752m2* is made 

up of three freehold titles available for sale in 

one of the newly established subdivisions in 

Rolleston - “Falcon’s Landing”. Situated minutes 

from Rolleston’s town centre, Rolleston College, 

opposite a playground and right next door a 

pre-school, this is a perfect location for your 

business and an opportunity not to be missed. 

46 Branthwaite Drive, Rolleston 

Deadline Sale: 

4pm, Wednesday 27th May 

(unless sold prior) 

Brendan ‘Big Red’ Shefford 

Contact: 

Mobile: 027 224 4733 

rwtownandlifestyle.co.nz 

Listing ID: TLR20785 

Town & Lifestyle Real Estate Ltd 

Licensed (REAA 2008) - Rolleston 

Get the power 

of three offices 

working for you 

Ray White Rolleston, 

Lincoln & West Melton 

Sales - Property Management - Loan Market 

Residential - Lifestyle - Commercial 

Lincoln - 03 325 7299 

Rolleston - 03 347 9988 

West Melton - 03 347 9933 

Town & Lifestyle Real Estate Ltd 

Licensed (REAA 2008)

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Due to continued success as Selwyn’s leading 

Real Estate team, we need more homes to 

satisfy these genuine waiting buyers. 

Please, if you can help, call us today! 

West Melton/Weedons 

Approx 4 hectare lifestyle property 

Large modern family home 

Price $1M - 1.5M 

Contact 

Frank Dowle 027 528 0480 

frank.dowle@raywhite.com 

Lincoln 

3 bedrooms 

1 - 2 living rooms 

2 bathrooms 

Price mid $500,000’s - $600,000 

Contact 

Trina Rea 027 424 6901 

trina.rea@raywhite.com 

Lincoln 

4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms 

2 living rooms 

Minimum of 200m2 floor area 

Price early $600,000’s 

Contact 

Trina Rea 027 424 6901 


Rolleston 

3 bedrooms 

New or near new home 

Section 450m2 - 650m2 

Price up to $550,000 

Contact 

Mandie Ashwell 027 552 4478 

mandie.ashwell@raywhite.com 

Rolleston 

2 bedroom townhouse 

Small easy care section 


Contact 

Leisa Webster 027 722 5537 

leisa.webster@raywhite.com 

Rolleston 

4 bedroom well maintained home 

Good living space 

Section 650m2 plus 

Price $580,000 - $610,000 

Contact 



Rolleston 

4 bedrooms, 3 car garaging 

Space to park a caravan 

Section up to 900m2 

Price $590,000 - $640,000 

Contact 



Rolleston 

4 bedrooms, Butler’s pantry 

3 car garaging 


Price $600,000 - $700,000 

Contact 



Rolleston 

3-4 bedrooms 

Extra garaging or large shed 

Section 900m2 - 3000m2 

Price $650,000 - $750,000 

Contact 



Rolleston 

5-6 bedrooms 

Triple or quad garage 

Section 800m2 plus 

Price up to $720,000 

Contact 



Prebbletonn 

4+ bedrooms 

Section 4000m2 - 2.5 acres 

Price $1.4M - $2.2M 

Contact 

‘Big Red’ Shefford 027 224 4733 

brendan.shefford@raywhite.com 

Rolleston 

3-4 bedroom well maintained home 

Walking distance to shops 

Section 700m2 easy care 

Price $550,000 - $620,000 

Contact 



West Melton 

4+ bedrooms 

3 car garaging 

Section 1200m2 plus 

Price $780,000 - $850,000 

Contact 

Melanie Elliott 027 635 2643 

melanie.elliott@raywhite.com 

Kirwee/Darfield 

2 bedrooms 

Price $300,000 - $400,000 

Contact 



Rolleston 

3 bedrooms 

1-2 bathrooms 

Price around $415,000 

Contact 



Rolleston 

3 bedrooms 

1-2 bathrooms 

Price around $440,000 

Contact 



Lincoln 

3 bedrooms, newish home 

750m2 section plus 

Any price range 

Contact 

Trina Rea 027 424 6901 


Rolleston 

3-4 bedrooms 

Must have 3 car garaging 


Price low $600,000’s 

Contact 

Nick Booth 027 306 3186 

nick.booth@raywhite.com 

Rolleston 

3-4 bedrooms 

1-2 bathrooms 

Double garage 


Contact 

Amanda Cherry 027 340 6955 

amanda.cherry@raywhite.com 

Rolleston 

3+ bedrooms 

2 bathrooms 

Nice living 


Contact 



Are you considering selling? Do you have a property that matches one of these descriptions? 

Contact us now for a no obligation appraisal 

If you want to get SOLD, call us TODAY 

Ray White Rolleston 347 9988 | Ray White West Melton 347 9933 | Ray White Lincoln 325 7299 

rwtownandlifestyle.co.nz 

Ray White Town & Lifestyle Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

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NEW LISTING 

Hororata 2143 Bealey Road 

“Arbourlea” - 72.33 hectares 

Location, productivity and a wonderful environment is what sets “Arbourlea” apart from the rest. Situated on the 

outskirts of Hororata Village, this wonderful location provides fantastic access to all the things outdoor enthusiasts 

dream about - within a short drive to the rivers, lakes and mountains, yet only 40 minutes to Christchurch. 

Beautifully established gardens with mature specimen trees surround the extremely attractive home with a wraparound 

veranda. With renovations and refurbishments throughout, this fantastic home has large living and 

entertaining areas. A vast range of farm buildings, irrigated via Central Plains Irrigation, this very-well-setup, simple 

operation is designed for both ease of management and the ability to extract the best out of cashflow. With 

excellent soil types and effective use of water within the CPW catchment. 

bayleys.co.nz/5512019 

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Deadline Sale (unless sold prior) 

12pm, Thu 28 May 2020 

3 Deans Ave, Chch 

View by appointment 

Ben Turner 027 530 1400 

ben.turner@bayleys.co.nz 

Craig Blackburn 027 489 7225 

WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008 

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Sections from 640m 2- 6,000m 2 

Priced from only $205,000 

Site office open Saturdays & Sundays 12.00 - 2.00pm 

1472 Springs Road, Lincoln | South of Lincoln University 

For more information: 

Natalie McLean 

027 943 6413 natalie.mclean@harcourts.co.nz 

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Congratulations 

to our top 20 sales consultants 

Top 

Mitch & Mana 

02 

Sue & Gemma Roberts 

Our Top 20 sales consultants exemplify 

everything Harcourts Four Seasons 

believes in - experience, local knowledge, 

professionalism, focus and commitment. 

Their efforts in providing for their clients 

have brought success after success. 

Thank you to all our wonderful clients. 

Four Seasons Realty 

AWARDS 

2019/20 

03 

Richard & Sue Woerlee 

04 

Harley Manion 

05 

Jackie Frame 

06 

Katie Harrison 

07 

Jan Green 

08 

Stevie Golding 

09 

Lisa Tippen 

10 

Caine Hopcroft 

11 

Victoria Thompson 

12 

Lyn & Nicholas Martin 

13 

Fergus Spain 

14 

Glen Young 

15 

Steve Alfeld 

16 

Jayne Martin 

17 

Christine Tallot 

18 

Gary McNicholl 

19 

Linda Veitch 

20 

Nathan Gilbert 

Harcourts National & Canterbury End Of Year Awards 2019/20 

Mitch & Mana 

Harcourts Canterbury 2019/20 

3 rd 

2 nd 

Richard & Sue Woerlee 

Sue & Gemma Roberts 

3 rd 

Rural & Lifestyle 

Sales Consultants 

Jackie Frame 

Harcourts Canterbury 2019/20 Harcourts Canterbury 2019/20 Harcourts Canterbury 2019/20 

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2 nd 

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NEW LISTING 

NEW LISTING 

Boundary lines are indicative only 

Boundary lines are indicative only 

Prebbleton 212a Birchs Road 

Sheffield Pig Saddle Road 

Surplus to requirements - this 

will be sold! 

Our owners plans have changed, they are no longer 

building on this site and immediate possession is 

available. This 12ha property is superbly located a few 

minutes from Prebbleton, zoned for excellent schools 

and has easy access to the motorway for a quick 

commute to the city. Two-bedroom double-glazed 

cottage, well, driveway, three-bay hayshed and huge 

extra-height shed. Equestrian fencing and partially 

completed arena. Inner Plains zoning allows potential 

subdivision. Offers options and opportunities. 

bayleys.co.nz/5512190 

2 1 1 


1pm, Wed 10 Jun 2020 


Chris Jones 027 220 5043 

chris.jones@bayleys.co.nz 

Sam Sidey 027 346 3500 

sam.sidey@bayleys.co.nz 

WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008 

Recreation, stunning views 

• Located only minutes from the Springfield Village 

the gateway to ski-fields, lakes and mountains 

• Approximately 130ha, currently the block is part of 

a larger property and would generally carry 

approximately 100 MA breeding cows 

• A great mix of easier contoured lower paddocks 

and gullies suitable for trees or regenerating natives 

and some higher tussock country 

• A fantastic opportunity to own your own hunting 

block with a great duck pond already in place 

• A solid asset in a great location, close to amenities, 

with Darfield only a short drive down the road 

bayleys.co.nz/5512160 


12pm, Thu 4 Jun 2020 

3 Deans Ave, Chch 


Ben Turner 027 530 1400 

ben.turner@bayleys.co.nz 

Craig Blackburn 027 489 7225 

craig.blackburn@bayleys.co.nz 

WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008

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Property Brokers Limited Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008 6 Tennyson Street Rolleston rolleston@pb.co.nz Office 03 929 0306 

Country Luxe + Accommodation 

A Rare Find BUYERS $305,000+ 

WEB ID LEU75924 

LEESTON 

1/14 Mountain View Place 

If you are looking for `ease of living` or a `lock-up and 

leave` property, then this gem is worth a look. On offer 

here is a spacious open plan living/dining and kitchen 

area with loads of natural light. There are two generous 

bedrooms with built-in robes.And a centrally positioned 

bathroom and separate toilet to add to the functionality 

of this home. 

VIEW By Appointment 

WEB ID DFL75733 

SHEFFIELD 

101 Bulls Road 

Exuding classical elegance with contemporary flair 

comes a fully renovated family home without compare 

in peace, privacy and relaxing panoramic rural outlooks. 

If entertaining's a top priority you'll love the huge open 

plan kitchen grouped around a socially centred island 

with natural flow through dining and lounge where 

ambiance is enhanced by a rustic wood burner on a wetback 

supported by under-floor heating in tiled zones. 

NEW LISTING 

DEADLINE SALE 

View By Appointment 

DEADLINE SALE closes Wednesday 17th June, 2020 at 

4.00pm, (unless sold prior) 

Amy Jones 

Mobile 021 077 9945 

amy.jones@pb.co.nz 

Shar Simon 

Mobile 027 555 0654 

shar@pb.co.nz 

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2 

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Penny Dadson-Clausen 

Mobile 027 895 5943 

Office 03 929 0306 

pennyd@pb.co.nz 

Noel Lowery 

Mobile 027 432 8859 

noell@pb.co.nz 

So Worth Waiting For $535,000 

WEB ID DFU75307 

DARFIELD 

4 Thornton Street 

Only once in a while does a home with such inimitable 

style grace the listings and its taken 27 years for this 

sunny character-packed honey to present for 

acquisition. 

• Light-infused kitchen 

• Well-connected dining and lounge 

• Pioneer wood burner 

• Peaceful covered veranda 

• Second patio with bbq/pizza oven 

• 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms 

• Raised beds, garden sheds and flower gardens 

• Grow tunnel 


Shar Simon 

Mobile 027 555 0654 

shar@pb.co.nz 

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REAL ESTATE SPECIALISTS 

7 Campion Place, Halswell 

7 Spencer Close, Rolleston 

OFFERS OvER $539,000 

Contemporary and Compelling 

Ease of living is fundamental in this four-bedroom 

family home that enjoys a peaceful cul-de-sac 

location. 

The kitchen makes a stylish statement with its sleek 

cabinetry & striking splashback, and a separate 

lounge delivers flexibility & presents a superb 

setting for entertaining. A paved patio extends from 

both the formal lounge and open plan zone, and 

it overlooks the garden, which is extremely lowmaintenance 

and fully fenced for peace of mind. 

Neighbouring Beaumont Park provides families 

with all the space they crave, while the multitude of 

amenities in Rolleston are only a short drive away. 

Contact Mike today for more information. 

OFFERS OvER $499,000 

Natural Charm & Complete Comfort! 

**Set Sale: all offers to be presented 5pm, 21st May (unless sold prior)** 

Striking the perfect balance between form and function, this superb three double bedroom home 

showcases space and style within a leafy Halswell setting. 

Great presentation and neutral décor is appealing in the sun-lit open plan dining area and lounge which 

cleverly interacts with the modern kitchen. A sizeable deck extends off the dining area, & a gate in the 

fence leads to the Westlake reserve grounds behind the property - perfect for walks, running or a great 

extension to the backyard that someone else looks after! 

A cul-de-sac location and reserve boundary promise peace and privacy, with convenience also assured 

courtesy of proximity to the countless amenities in Wigram and Halswell. Do not delay - this property 

will attract considerable attention. Contact Mike for more information today. 

42 Rossington Drive, West Melton 

By NEGOtiAtiON 

Spectacular Style AND Work From Home! 

Undeniable style and substantial proportions unite 

at this exceptional family home. With the single level 

floor plan totalling 294m² & a 3 car garage with drive 

through & separate pedestrian access to the front, 

this property has been set up to have an extensive 

work-from-home office in part of the garage. It has 

had the ducted air conditioning plumbed in, office 

lighting & the walls insulated with double glazed 

access door and loads of off-street parking. 

With a sleek kitchen, 2 separate living rooms, a mix 

of open & covered outdoor patios & four bedrooms, 

all set on 2100m² this home offers both lifestyle & 

sophistication. If you need to house the family & 

work from home in a private easy commute distance 

to city & have a budget in the 800’s, then you need 

to contact Mike now for a time to view. 

68 Rolleston Drive, Rolleston 

0800 645 346 

www.oneagencyres.co.nz 

Mike Goatley 

027 249 5561 

Elyse Campbell 

021 187 6217 

Nicola Curtis 

Administrator 

Julz Sibbe 

Administrator 

Real Estate Specialists Ltd Licenced REAA (2008)

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Property Brokers Limited Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008 6 Tennyson Street Rolleston rolleston@pb.co.nz 03 929 0306 

Unique has a new meaning! 

NEW LISTING 

WIGRAM 

99 The Runway 

This Family sized home is sure to impress! Showcasing 

uncompromised quality and outstanding levels of 

comfort, this 3 year old, four-bedroom home strikes the 

perfect balance between style and function. Designed 

with space, comfort and everyday ease in mind, the 

kitchen provides the perfect platform for entertaining 

and comes with a large pantry, top of the line Bosch 

appliances including a Combination Steamer and oven, 

Pyrolytic Oven, dishwasher and a 90cm Multi-zone 

Induction Hob. The spacious formal lounge with it's 

feature ceiling is the ideal place to put your feet up at 

the end of the day, while the light filled dining and living 

areas interact effortlessly with the flow through to the 

extensive decking, providing you with a covered area, 

complete with a gas fire and bar fridge, perfect for 

alfresco occasions. Situated in the sought after location 

of Wigram, with only a short walk to ‘The Landing’ 

shopping centre, this immaculate home should seriously 

be considered. 

WEB ID ROU75946 


DEADLINE SALE closes Tuesday 9th June, 2020 at 


Tanya Marillier 

Mobile 027 383 3844 

tanya@pb.co.nz 

DEADLINE SALE 

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Beautiful on Billington! 

HALSWELL 

12 Billington Drive 

Looking chic and ready for its new owners, this 220sqm 

home occupies a sunny 550sqm corner section in the 

coveted precinct of Country Palms. A large open plan 

kitchen over looks the spacious dining / living areas and 

flows generously to the outside, private secluded patio. 

The separate lounge is ideal for quiet movie nights and 

also opens to its own patio. Accommodation is offered 

by four bedrooms, complemented with a separate toilet 

and two exquisite bathrooms, one of which is the 

master ensuite, complete with tiled showers. The master 

also benefits from it's own private patio - ideal for an 

early morning coffee. 

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The separate laundry and additional storage cupboards 

will also ensure that you have enough space for all those 

things you'd like to keep out of sight. 

Located in this peaceful neighbourhood, the property 

benefits from zoning for Halswell School and is a short 

drive from the various amenities in and around Halswell 

Shopping Centre. Call Tanya today. 

NEW LISTING 



DEADLINE SALE closes Tuesday 2nd June, 2020 at 


Tanya Marillier 

Mobile 027 383 3844 

tanya@pb.co.nz 

DEADLINE SALE 

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Property Brokers Limited Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008 6 Tennyson Street Rolleston rolleston@pb.co.nz 03 929 0306 

Smart design and handy location 

NEW LISTING 

ROLLESTON 

116 Broadlands Drive 

Stop looking and start living in this beautiful home 

which is offered for 1 lucky purchaser to start calling 

home! 

oven, various lighting options and amazing walk in 

pantry are just a few of the details on offer to satisfy the 

master chef or entertainer of the family. 

VIEW Sunday 24 May 2.00 - 2.30pm 


BUYERS $659,000+ 

With stunning street appeal using top quality materials 

and finishes, you are going to love the extra features this 

striking 4 bedroom home offers. The open plan kitchen 

dining living with A framed ceiling offer a point of 

difference with its large feature window which soaks up 

the afternoon sun. 

The stylish kitchen with stone benchtops, 90cm hob and 

If space is what you crave, the separate lounge will not 

disappoint and offers great outdoor flow to enjoy the 

summer evenings. 

My vendor is serious to sell and has priced this 

accordingly. This is definitely, quality & style at an 

attractive price. Viewing will not disappoint. Call Angela 

now to set up your inspection. 

Angela Hunt 

Mobile 021 548 777 

angela.hunt@pb.co.nz 

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More for Less! 

$369,000 

WEB ID DFU75815 

DARFIELD 

24 Torlesse Crescent 

An address to impress in quiet and private Torlesse 

where first-time family buyers can get in the game in a 

unique and easy-to-keep A-Frame. Packed with quirky 

character over 120 light-filled squares featuring upper 

level master bedroom and balcony plus one double and 

third double bedroom, bathroom and separate toilet 

below. Integration between modern kitchen, dining, 

lounge and expansive sunny decking seamlessly unifies 

indoor/outdoor living. 


An educated Opportunity 

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NEW LISTING 

Shar Simon 

Mobile 027 555 0654 

shar@pb.co.nz 

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Spacious and sunny 

BY NEGOTIATION 

WEB ID LIU75217 

LINCOLN 

34 Caulfield Crescent 

Our owners decision has been made, they have found 

their dream home and are keen to see a Sold sticker. 

Built in 2015 this lovely property was designed with 

spacious formal and informal living in mind and will 

accommodate the whole family both inside and out. The 

configuration of the fourth bedroom is positioned 

perfectly if you work from home or have a teenager 

wanting their own space. Close to playgrounds, schools, 

bus stop and an easy walk to Lincoln township. 


WEB ID DFL75263 

GLENTUNNEL 

275-281 Whitecliffs Road 

GUIDELINE PRICE: OFFERS OVER $282,000 PLUS GST 

View By Appointment 

BY NEGOTIATION 

Dawn Pollard 

Mobile 022 073 7580 

Office 03 595 6954 

dawn.pollard@pb.co.nz 

Nicola Bray 

Mobile 027 755 8846 

Office 03 595 6954 

nicola.bray@pb.co.nz 

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The Old Malvern School located in Whitecliffs is now 

available to start a new chapter. 

Being sold "AS IS WHERE IS" Deadline Sale 

• 5800sqm land area in four titles. 

• School building with Heritage List as a Category 2 

Historic Place 

• Separate ablution block 

Viewings are by Open to view and by appointment. 

Jannetta Thomas 

Mobile 021 256 6295 

jannetta@pb.co.nz 

Gareth Cox 

Mobile 021 250 9714 

Office 03 975 4506 

gareth@pb.co.nz 

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M-A 

MATSON & ALLAN 

REAL ESTATE LIMITED 

‘The 


Experts’ 

Residential 

Lifestyle 

Rural Property 

Licensed REAA2008 

ROLLESTON - 37B Masefield Drive 

LIVE IT, LAND BANK IT OR DEVELOP IT 

• 4347m 2 (approx.) subdivisible land 

• Peter Ray Homes 277m 2 double glazed family home 

• Four large double bedrooms, WIR, ensuite, bathroom 

and separate toilet 

• Spacious open plan kitchen, dining, living and 

separate lounge 

• Log burner with wetback 

• Walk in pantry, study and separate laundry 

• Immaculate established four seasons garden 

• Double internal access garage with ample parking 

options 

• North facing aspect 

Jo Barrett 

021 859 006 

jo@marealestate.co.nz 

OPEN HOME 

NEW LISTING 

Open Home: Sun 1.30pm - 2.00pm 

Deadline Sale: Closing 3 June 2020 (Unless Sold Prior) 

View: www.marealestate.co.nz/MA0718 

ROLLESTON 

714 East Maddisons Road 

PEACE & TRANQUILITY ON 2001M² 

• 230m² brick home 

• Four double bedrooms, WIR, ensuite, bathroom, 

separate toilet 

• Office, triple internal access garage with third toilet 

• Spacious open plan living and separate lounge 

• Log burner, heat pump, double glazing, air exchange 

and internal vacuum system 

• Four seasons garden 

• North facing aspect and parking for six plus vehicles 

• West Rolleston and Clearview Primary School Zones 

NEW LISTING 

Viewing: By Appointment 

Price: Neg Over $679,000 


Jo Barrett 

021 859 006 

jo@marealestate.co.nz 

ROLLESTON - 62 Riverstone Drive 

RARE FIND – HOME, UNIT AND FOUR 

CAR GARAGING 

• Superbly constructed in 2018 

• Expansive 352m 2 executive home 

• Home and one-bedroom unit 

• Five double bedrooms 

• Large master with ensuite and walk in robe 

• Three living areas 

• Designated study 

• Premium kitchen with quality appliances 

• Large butlers pantry 

• Separate laundry 

• Four car garaging 

• Further additional parking for motor home and/or boat 

• Desirable and popular location 

OPEN HOME 




Jackie Derrick 

027 636 3576 

jackie@marealestate.co.nz 

NEW LISTING 

ROLLESTON - 12 Frame Crescent 

SUPERB FAMILY LIVING ON A 

SUBSTANTIAL SECTION 

• Substantial family home 

• Tw o separate living areas 

• Four double bedrooms 

• Large master bedroom 

• Ensuite and walk in wardrobe 

• Versatile study/office 

• Well-appointed kitchen/reputable appliances 

• Separate laundry 

• Fantastic outdoor entertaining area 

• Triple car garage 

• Additional parking space 

• Generous and secure 1486sqm section 

• Desirable location 

OPEN HOME 





027 636 3576 

jackie@marealestate.co.nz 

NEW LISTING 

ROLLESTON - 57 Shadbolt Lane 

AS NEW AND SO AFFORDABLE 

• A perfect starter package for first home buyers, 

investors or retirees 

• Built in 2015, this 159m 2 home is set amongst other 

quality homes 

• Four good sized bedrooms 

• Large open plan living 

• Outdoor dining on sheltered kwila deck 

• Modern kitchen and appliances 

• Tw o spacious bathrooms 

• Heat pump 

• Double carpeted garage 

• Fully fenced 610m 2 landscaped garden 

• Easy care 

Price: Neg Over $520,000 

View: www.marealestate.co.nz/MA0720 

Cameron McRae 

027 7696 696 

cameron@marealestate.co.nz 

NEW LISTING 

ROLLESTON - 2 Lucca Crescent 

HIGH QUALITY STARTER 

• Built by Generation Homes 

• Three bedroom 135m² home 

• Complete with modern appliances 

• Excellent private outdoor living areas 

• Generous 576m² fully fenced and irrigated 

northfacing section 

• Avoid all the hassles of the building process 

and cost over runs 

• Well built and extremely well priced home 

• Immediate possession available 

Price: $495,000 


Andrew Taylor 

0274 355 930 

andrew@marealestate.co.nz 

ROLLESTON - 20 Coles Lane 

DYNAMIC IN EVERY WAY 

• Energy efficient 268m 2 home 

• Four bedrooms 

• Tw o living areas 

• High standard of fittings and fixtures throughout 

• Walk in pantry 

• Heat pump powered underfloor water heating 

• Solar powered with capacity to feed back to the grid 

• 56m 2 of wooden decking 

• Three car carpeted garage plus utility room 

• 2686m landscaped, irrigated and fenced section 

• Sought after Coles Fields subdivision 

Vendor considers all offers 


Andrew Taylor 

0274 355 930 

andrew@marealestate.co.nz 

LEESTON - 42 Chervier Street 

DESIGNED WITH FAMILY IN MIND 

• Modern four bedroom home 

• Stylish kitchen with butlers pantry 

• Separate study and large attached garage 

• Tw o bathrooms including ensuite off master 

• Access to patio with sun shade 

• 716m 2 fully fenced landscaped section 

Price: $519,000 


Stephan Knowler 

027 229 9522 

stephan@marealestate.co.nz 

SOUTHBRIDGE - 12 Lee Street 

ONE LOOK AND YOU WILL BE SOLD 

• Extensively renovated home 

• Three bedrooms with built in robes 

• Separate living with gas fire 

• Modern kitchen with new appliances 

• Attached double garage 

• Landscaped 1012m 2 section with studio 

Price: $419,000 



027 229 9522 

stephan@marealestate.co.nz 

WEST MELTON - 478 Hoskyns Road 

ROOM FOR THE EXTENDED FAMILY 

OR INDEPENDENT FAMILY MEMBER 

• 4 Hectares (2 road frontages) 

• Main home - Four double bedroom family home 

(270m²) 

• Second home - Modern Two bedroom 

• Established shelter belts and mature garden setting 

• Close proximity to the thriving Rolleston Township 

and all its amenities 

Open Home: Sun 1.00pm – 2.00pm 

Price: Neg Over $1,100,000 


Chris Flanagan 

027 433 4657 

chris@marealestate.co.nz 

OPEN HOME 

ROLLESTON PH: 03 347 9949 LEESTON PH: 03 324 3704 DARFIELD PH: 03 318 8204 www.marealestate.co.nz 

Chris Flanagan 

027 433 4657 

Andrew Taylor 

027 435 5930 


027 636 3576 

Jo Barrett 

021 859 006 


027 229 9522 

Cameron McRae 

027 769 6696 

Paul Robinson 

021 277 2690 

Bronwyn van der Pol 

022 073 7757

Selwyn Times: May 20, 2020

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