North Canterbury News: May 28, 2020

Thursday,May 28,2020 | Issue898 | www.starnews.co.nz
Rezoning sought ... Summerset says its Rangiora development will be similar to its Richmond complex, an artist’s impression of which appears above. The Richmond complex has
welcomed its first residents.
IMAGE: SUPPLIED
Summerset pushes ahead
By ROBYN BRISTOW
Resthome developer
Summerset is forging ahead
with plans for anew
$150 millionretirement village
in Rangiora, despite the
difficult economic times.
It expects the project to
generate up to 300 jobs during
the construction phase, and
create60permanentpositions
once completed.
Aplan­change application to
rezone nine hectares at the
corner of South Belt and
Townsend Road from
Residential 4B to Residential 2,
for aretirement village, is
waitingtobepubliclynotified,
after being consideredbythe
Waimakariri District Council
recently.
Resource consentfor the
village couldbefiled as soonas
the third quarter of this year.
The village will have more
than 300 ‘‘independent living’’
homes, including two and threebedroomvillasand
serviced
apartments.
It will also providerest­home
and hospitallevel care, as well
as state­of­the­art memory care
apartments for those with
dementia.
Residents will have access to
arangeofcommunity facilities,
including aresidents’ bar,
indoor pool, exercise room,
barbecue facilities,lounge,
library, hairsalon, and an allweather
bowling green.
An on­siteactivities coordinator
will organise events
for residents.
Respite or short­termcare
willalso be available, and while
residentslive independentlyin
aSummerset villa, townhouse
or apartment, help with
cleaning, mealsand some
aspects of personalcare can be
provided. If nursingcare is
needed, Summerset can provide
rest­home and hospitalcare in
serviced apartments or its care
centre.
Summerset chief executive
Julian Cook saysRangiora is a
highlyrated place to retire, with
the Waimakariripopulation
aged 75 and over forecast to
increase 30 percent over the
next four years.
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Karikaas triumphs in awards
By ROBYN BRISTOW
Cheesemaker Karikaas has a
golden glow following the
New Zealand Champions of
Cheese Awards.
The Loburn­based business
was awarded the only gold
medal in the European
category at the awards for its
maasdam. It was judged the
best European­style cheese.
The champion cheese,
which was also awarded the
European Trophy, was
crafted by new Karikaas
cheesemaker Petra Kasalova
and head cheesemaker Bryar
Enerson. It was made in
December 2019.
Maasdam has adistinctive
flavour —sweet and nutty —
and has adistinctive
appearance.
It is the cheese that is in
every cartoon where mice
and cheese are drawn
together —the cheese with
lovely big holes.
Karikaas manager Di
Hawkins says Petra, who
joined the production team
early in 2019, also made the
gold­medal­winning Pepper
cheese.
‘‘To have achieved such
excellence in cheesemaking
over that period of time
speaks volumes for her
dedication and skill,’’ Di says.
The Karikaas team also
won silver medals for all the
Karikaas standard cheeses —
gouda and leyden/cumin
gouda, and pumahana.
Karikaas is one of the few
cheesemakers that
specialises in vintage cheese,
Di says.
‘‘It takes ateam to make
winning cheeses, and
everyone at Karikaas
contributes to the quality of
what we make.
‘‘No­one can do it alone, but
it is always very pleasing for a
cheesemaker to get agold
medal, and atrophy is the
icing on the cake.
‘‘We pride ourselves on
consistently winning gold and
silver medals. We are good at
what we do, and our
customers appreciate that we
do it consistently.’’
Covid­19 restrictions meant
the cheese awards event in
early May went ahead by
video via YouTube and
Facebook.
‘‘I sent all the staff alink so
that we could watch at 4pm
on May 6from our own homes
to see how we went,’’ Di says.
‘‘Delta wines were the
sponsors for the European
category, so Itoasted our win
with atoast to Delta wines,
because wine and cheese are
such agreat combination.’’
The Karikaas shop at
Loburn is closed to the public
at this time to protect the
manufacturing business.
However, Di says people
wanting to buy cheese can do
so by mail order and through
its website.
Recognition ... Petra Kasalova started with the Karikaas Cheese
production team early in 2019. Her skills have been recognised in
the New Zealand Champions of Cheese Awards.
Local farmers' markets make their return
By DAVID HILL
Some normality has returned
to North Canterbury, with
farmers’markets reopening.
Farmers’ markets
throughoutthe regionclosed
when the countrywent into
lockdown,leaving many
stallholders withoutan
income.
The Amberley and Oxford
farmers'markets reopened in
the first weekend underalert
level2,while the Kaiapoi
Farmers’ Marketand the
NorthCanterbury Sunday
Market at Rangiora Racecourse
returned last weekend.
Last Friday was the turn of
the popularOhoka Farmers’
Market, nearRangiora, with
the market’s biggestsupporter,
Waimakariri MayorDan
Gordon, popping out before
getting downtobusinessatthe
Canterbury Mayoral Forum’s
online Zoom meeting.
Mr Gordon grew up just
down the road from the Ohoka
Domain,wherethe market
operates.
‘‘Thereisvery much that
sense of returning to normal
where you canpop out and
have that social interaction
and get some goodproduce.
‘‘It’s very much an
established market on the
Canterburyscene. Imeet alot
of people here who come out
from Christchurch and it
clearlyworks, because you
have regular stallholdersthat
come here each week and it’s
important for them.’’
The market was agood
opportunityfor some timeout,
ahead of abusy week, withthe
councilscheduled to spend
three daysdeliberating over
the revised 2020/21 annual
plan.
Stallholderand Ohoka
grower Andrew Warrenwas
pleased to be back at the
market.
‘‘Everyoneknows how to
Ready for business ... Andrew Warren was pleased to be back at
the Ohoka Farmers’ Market on Friday.
behave,’’ he says of the social
distancingrequirements.
Mr Warren survived during
the lockdown by delivering
food boxes to his loyal
customers.
‘‘So it just carried on really,
but it’s less fun. The market is
PHOTO: DAVID HILL
fun and getting back here is
easier.
‘‘There’s less shuffling
aroundand peopleget exactly
whatthey want.
‘‘And look around the market
and you’ll see everyone is
enjoyingthemselves.’’
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Hunters wereout in huge
numbers, as weretheir
feathered targets, at the
opening of the duck shooting
season on Saturday.
NorthCanterbury turned
on pretty good weather, with
established pondsproviding
some goodhunting, with bags
of around 30 to 70 birds per
pond being reported.
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lockdown failed to dampen
the enthusiasm of hunters,
with all of them just grateful
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numbers of birdsseen
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NorthCanterbury Fish and
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whichthey found was high
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bird seasonuntil after New
Zealand movedinto alert
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chiefexecutive MartinTaylor
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important opportunity for
thousands of New Zealand
families to harvestsome
organic free­rangefood for
the table.
‘‘In these economic times,
being able to provide good
wholesome wildfood may
takethe pressureoff some
families in the months
ahead,’’ he says.
New Zealand has many
places for hunters to gather
gamebirds, and many regions
benefit from the resultant
‘‘Duck Tourism’’.
Gamebird seasons vary in
lengthacross the country, so
hunters can travel to a
different region to increase
hunting opportunitiesand
support the regional
economy.
No agreement over Amberley tyre mountain
By ROBYN BRISTOW
Aplan to get rid of atyre mountain near
Amberley has hit aspeed bump.
The landownerisnot buying into aplan
by AccountabilityAction (AA) to shred
and ship the tyresoff the property.
AA members Julia McLean andBruce
Gledhill outlined their plan to the
Hurunui District Council last week. The
council agreedtohold funds if its
application to the Waste Minimisation
Fund was successful.
Richard Smith, the lawyer for the
RacecourseRoad landowner, says AA’s
business plan is the most ‘‘amateurish,
unsophisticated, and contradictory’’ he
has ever seen.
Hesaysuntil aviableformal business
plan is received by the landownerhe
cannotconsider endorsing an application
by AA to the Waste Minimisation Fund. A
plan has not been received.
Mr Smithsays the landownerdoesn’t
rule out working with AA, but it must be
collaborative rather than the ‘‘adversarial
approach’’ that had prevailed.
Meanwhile, adetermination as to who
owns the tyresisbefore the court, Mr
Smith says.
Until this was determined no progress
could be made by any party.
Mr Smith saysthe landowner alsohas
concerns over the shredder to be used to
processthe tyres before packing them
intocontainers to be shipped north to
Golden Bay Cement to fuel afurnace.
Mr Smith saysheand the landowner
are working with Environment
Canterbury to find away forward in both
legal and practical terms, including its
own application to the wastefund.
‘‘That application was drafted
collaboratively between the applying
party and the landowner,’’ Mr Smith said.
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An initiative to turn aroundthe
lives of at­risk Kaikoura
youngsters has received a
major cash injection.
Christchurch­based Bros for
Change,which has been
operating in Kaikourasince
last year, has received $510,000
to offeranalternative
educationprogrammefor 15 to
24­year­old males.
The programme usesTeAo
Maori protocols —aworld
view thatacknowledges the
interconnectednessand
interrelationshipofall living
and non­living things.
The funding was announced
by Regional Economic
Development Minister Shane
Jones and Employment
Minister WillieJackson last
week.
Bros for Changefounder
Jaye Pukepuke saysthe
programme teaches lifeskills,
self­esteem, self­awareness,
self­respect and selfmanagement
to youngmales
who have been ‘‘labelled’’.
‘‘You can’t justgodown the
street and say ‘look at those
naughtykids’.
‘‘They’re not naughty.
They’rejust doing what they
know.’’
He saysthere can be any
number of reasonswhy young
people fall through the cracks,
including being raised in solo
parent homes, having aparent
in jail, the lack of amale role
model, alcoholand drug abuse,
links to agang, ‘‘or they’re just
alone’’.
Jaye knows only too well how
things can go wrong.
‘‘I was contracted to playin
the NRL (NationalRugby
Making change ... Bros for Change founder Jaye Pukepuke with boys he has helped.
League) but Icouldn’t get avisa
because Ihad acriminal
record.
‘‘Teacherstold me Iwas
stupid and Ibelieved it. But
just because someone says
something it doesn’t meanthey
know you. Sometimesitjust
takessomeone to say ‘good job’
or ‘you can do it’.’’
Jaye says the funding will
allowrenovations to be
completed at Brosfor Change’s
new Kaikouraheadquarters,
as well as funding the courses,
with the next one scheduled to
start in July.
While the six­month
programme is Te Ao Maori
based, it is open to any young
maleaged 15 to 24, who are all
self­referred.
‘‘Any male in thatage group
can ask to come on this
programme andthen we will
assess whether the programme
is right for them.’’
The programme is not
curriculum­based,but it can
leadtoyoungpeople being
abletoreturn to school or
moveontotertiary education.
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‘‘NCEAiscurriculum­based
and it’s not an outcome these
young peopleare ready for,’’
Jaye says.
‘‘An outcomefor us is having
ahot meal or not smashing
windows today. You’ve got to
be realistic about the
backgrounds or the upbringing
these young people have come
from.
‘‘It’snot that we can’t reach
them. It’s about getting those
life skills right and allowing
them to haveconfidence in
themselves.’’
Waimakariri rates rise pinned to 1.5pc
By DAVID HILL
Waimakariri residentswill get some rates
relief. Councillorshave deliberated on a
revised 2020/21 annual planwhich will
see rates risebyanaverage1.5 percent
across the district,insteadofthe 4%
forecastinthe draftannual plan.
The revision follows the lockdown,
whichcost the council about $2.25 million
in lost incomeand related expenses,
whichwill be paid off over 10 years.
MayorDan Gordonsays council staff
achieved savingsof$2.9m by reviewing
the capital works programme, adjusting
earthquake loan repayments,astaff wage
freeze and deferring new projects.
“To get to 1.5% we have takenalong,
hard lookatour finances and adjusted
our plans,projections and assumptions
for the coming years.
‘‘We’veheard from residentsthat they
are lookingfor us to keep any increasesas
low as possiblethis year while positioning
the council to helpWaimakariri recover.”
While some capitalprojects are being
deferred the council is pressingahead
with a$67m capital works programme,
including thecompletion of the $28m
Stadium Waimakariri,MrGordonsays.
The council’s five‘‘shovel­ready’’
projects, submitted to central government
to assistwith the Covid­19 recovery, have
all beenshort listed, leaving him
optimisticofalocal cash injection.
‘‘I’m hopeful, fingers crossed, that we
may get some investment, but there’s 800
projects beingconsidered.’’
Two projects, the ‘‘WheelstoWaipara’’
cycleway and the Woodend Bypass, would
haveregion­wide benefits,hesays.The
three others are realignment of Skewbridge
Rd bridge, Kaiapoi stormwater
and floodprotection works, and districtwidedrinking­water
infrastructure.
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Smoky day in Fernside ... Smoke from an outdoor fire pollutes alarge area of Rangiora’s clean air zone recently. ECan’s regional air
plan says no outdoor burning is permitted on properties within aclean air zone between May 1and August 31.
PHOTO: SHELLEY TOPP
Smoky outdoor fires
generate complaints
By SHELLEY TOPP
Outdoor fires have provenanuisance in
the Waimakariri Districtthis month, with
tighter winter rules applying.
During the first 19 days of thismonth, 17
complaints were filedwith Environment
Canterbury (ECan) over outdoor firesin
the district.
‘‘Outdoorburningcan be anuisance for
neighbours and can add to air pollution
caused by other sourcessuch as home
heating,’’ECan’s Waimakariri zone
delivery lead, Marco Cataloni, says.
‘‘Because of this, we encourage
alternatives such as mulching,
composting, kerb­side collection services,
taking garden rubbish to the local transfer
station, or hiring achipper and using or
selling the chips.’’
Although the Canterbury Air Regional
Plan allows some outdoor burning, it is not
permitted on propertieswithin acleanair
zone betweenMay 1and August 31.
In Rangiora, the 5125.64hectare clean
air zoneincludes the townshipand alarge
area of rural land extendingout to Dixons
Road in the north, Plaskett and Merton
roadsinthe west, and almostupto
Hicklands Road in the south, withthe
eastern boundaryless clearly defined by
roads.
Anyone planning an outdoor burn must
also alwayscheckwith Fire and
EmergencyNew Zealand onlineat
checkitsalright.nz to ensurethey comply
with any seasonal restrictionsor
permitting requirements.
However,ifall the environmentally
friendly options have been rejected andan
outdoor burn is permitted under ECan and
Fire and EmergencyNZrules,the person
who lightsthe firemust still adhere to
strict requirements on the day or facea
$300 fine for afire on private property and
$1000 forafireoncommercial property.
‘‘We would encourageanyone planning
to undertake an outdoorburn of their
green waste to contactusfirst,’’ Marco
says.
‘‘Our officers can provideguidance and
advice.’’
If an outdoor burn is to take placethe
wind must be blowing away from
neighbouring properties,fires must not be
lit on still days which can causethe smoke
to hang around, or very windydays
becauseofunpredictable windchanges, or
if rain is forecast.
The vegetation must alsobedry and the
fire must start with asmall pile and be hot
with agood flame to minimise smoke.
If the burn is likely to last for more than
three days, asmoke managementplan is
required.
Burning­related incidentscan be
reported, withasmuchdetailaspossible,
to ECan on 0800 765 588.
Once an offence has been identified,
ECan staff will investigate and, in many
cases, theyare still able to determine a
breach of the rules daysafterthe event.
Schools look to get creative
By DAVID HILL
Local schools are looking for more
creative ways to engage with next year’s
intakeofstudents due to Covid­19
restrictions.
Open nights and enrolment for
prospective Year 9pupils usually takes
place duringMay and June, but
Canterbury’sstate secondaryschools
agreedtocancel open nights in
response to Covid­19.
Rangiora and Kaiapoi high schools
plan to hold virtual open nights to
engagewith families ahead of
enrolments.
RangioraNew LifeSchool principal
Stephen Walters says open nights are an
important part of easing the transition
to high school.
‘‘In our case the parentshave usually
already made up their mind, so it’s often
abouthelping the childtotransition by
familiarising them with their new
school, so hopefully schoolswill be able
to open up later in the year.
‘‘Usually they start lookingfrom Year
6or7,sobythe time theyget to Year 8
they have usually made up their minds.’’
For now, mostCanterbury schools
have restrictions on parentsbeing on
site, which is unlikely to change until
the countrymovesout of alert level 2.
‘‘It is possible to have informal visits
and showpeople around, so the smaller
schoolswill be able to do it on an ad hoc
basis, but that’smore difficult for the
larger schools.’’
Keeping to the restrictions is
essential to reducing the riskof
spreading Covid­19, as one confirmed
casecould see aschool shutdown for up
to two weeks,ashappened when
Kaiapoi HighSchool had asuspected
casejust before lockdown.
Mr Walters says his school is sitting on
its maximum roll of 470,sothere were
no plansfor an open night.
‘‘Wedidn’t have one last year because
we didn’t have any vacancies.Even at
the primary school, last year we only
accepted new entrants of siblings.
‘‘Wehave been actively lobbyingthe
Ministry [of Education] for aroll
increase and, until that happens, we
havelimited space available.’’
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6 The North Canterbury News, May 28, 2020
In the Electoratewith
MattDoocey
MP forWaimakariri
Authorised by MattDoocey,Level1ConwayLane,188 High Street,Rangiora.
Congratulations to pair
CongratulationstoNational’s new
leader, Bay of PlentyMPToddMuller,
and deputy leader, Auckland Central MP
Nikki Kaye, both of whom havestrong
ties to theWaimakariri.
Our farmersrecentlypacked the
Oxford TownHall for myWater and
Rural Issuesmeeting to ask questionsof
ToddasAgricultureSpokesperson and
give their views. Iknow they verymuch
appreciated thisopportunity.
Todd also metwithour local business
owners andoperators to help them
understandwhatthe newclimatechangetargetswould
mean for their
businesses.
Our school communities enjoyed
attendingmyFuture of Education
meeting with Nikki in Kaiapoi lastyear,
and taskedher to take their views back
to Parliamentand to advocatefor them
as National’s EducationSpokesperson.
Welook forwardtohostingbothof
them in the Waimakariri again.
It’s goodtosee ourtowncentres being
supported by ourresidents, with our
streets bustlingagain as we move
forwardsafelyasacommunitythrough
the openingofrestrictions under Covid­
19 levels.
Aslocal MP,I’ve been working closely
❛It’s good to see our town
centres being supported by our
residents.❜
withour business ownersand Iknow
how importantitistoour community’s
recovery that we supportthemby
shopping local.
Our small businesses arecriticalto
our localeconomy, so let’sdoour bitto
helpthem weather this storm and,by
doing so, protectjobsinour community.
Iwill be inviting arange of local
businesspeopleto get together to
explorehow,inatime of economic
downturn, we can keeppeople in jobs
and grow new jobs.
The Waimakariri JobSummit willaim
to provideanswers on these questions
throughharnessing the ideasof ourlocal
business community around what they
can do to sustain andgrow jobs —
looking at infrastructure, spending and
improvedregulations, andidentifying
local driversofbusiness confidence.
I’m looking forward to some exciting
ideas comingfromthisspace.
Waimakariri
Focus from Dan Gordon, Mayor
Retailers step up
We havebeen at level 2for two weeks
now. It has been great to see peopleout
and about again.Ipersonally enjoyed
beingable to get back into the office, to
pop out for acoffee and support acafe,
and shop at local retailers.
Ihave been impressed to see how our
retailershave all stepped up to operate
safely within the new restrictions.
Iencourage everyone who can to get
out and support local businesses.
Red Bus cancelling the Oxford Bus
Service and the proposed closure of the
Bunnings store in Rangiora have been
disappointing.Iampleased to have been
able to go into bat on bothmatters, as I
wouldfor other issues in our community.
Oxford has been able to secure private
and community providerswho are
delivering atransport solution.
Ihope Bunnings willreconsider its
proposal to close the Rangiora store.
Thesetwo example highlight the
difficulteconomic timesfaced by many. It
is important to support each other and be
kind through this time.
Council pools and librarieshave
reopened,with social distancing rules in
place. We are working out the details of
how to reopenother venues.
As Iwrite, the council is heading into
makingdecisions on the Annual Planthis
week. Thingshave changed since we first
drafted the planand the rates increase
we had signalled at an average 4percent
across the district earlier this year will be
significantly less.
Thecouncil is looking to adopta
responsiblebudget that keeps rates as
lowaspossible while supporting
essential services,and aprogramme that
provides the right level of stimulus to our
local economy.
It is always abalancing act,but this
year moresothan others.
We have heard the concerns of our
community and are acting appropriately.
At the same time, work is goingonto
developadistrict recovery plan.
We celebrateQueens Birthday this
weekend. It will be achancetoget out
anddomore than we have previously
been able.
Relax and connect with family and
friends. Ilook forward to doing this and
getting along to our beaches, out for a
walk, and supporting localoutlets.
Iwelcome contact fromanyone who
needs help. Email me at mayor@wmk.
govt.nzorphone(021)906 437.
Abrief history of mysterious intergalactic musings
The lockdown provided the
opportunity to “explore strange
new worlds”and to “boldly go
wherenocommunity
newspaper journalist had gone
before”.
Iwasn't watching Star Trek,
but oncehome­school finished
for theday, it wastimefor night
school andthistimeIwasthe
student.
Nightclasses areonhold at
the OxfordArea School
Observatory,but anamethat
frequently came up was Neil
deGrasse Tyson,anAmerican
astrophysicist. (My 18­year­old
daughterisstudying
astrophysics.)
Dr deGrasse Tyson hashis
own podcast andYouTube
channel StarTalk,where he
interviewspeople. He has
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interviewedthe lateProfessor
Stephen Hawkingand
Interstellar moviedirector
ChristopherNolan.
Aregularonthe showis
Professor JannaLevin, a
theoretical physicist and
cosmologistatColumbia
University in New York.
Professor Levin engages in
mind­blowing subjects suchas
“blackhole blues”, “how the
universegot its spots”,extra
dimensions, gravitational
waves and theshapeofspacetime.
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free will? and What is real?
Time travelmay not be
possible, but we canobservethe
past. By looking up at the night
sky, youlookintopast.
Youobservethe moon,
planets, starsand galaxiesas
they werewhen thelight left
them,whichcouldbeseconds,
minutes, days,months,years,
decades, hundredsofyears and
even billionsofyears ago.
We may not be abletoview
ourown past, butisitpossible
to view our Milky WayGalaxy as
it oncewas?
Planetsand starshavecurved
or ballshapes, planetary orbits
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but curved.
Starsystemsorbitgalaxiesin
loopedorcircular orbitsand
galaxies themselves are
circular. Again,never aperfect
circle,but never square, never
straight.
Einstein's General Theoryof
Relativity showed thatlight and
time“bend”. They don't always
travelinastraightline.
Given that everything else
loops or bends, would it not also
followthatthe universe is
looped?
Professor Levin suggests that
if theuniverse is loopedand not
flat, as hasoften been thought,
thenlightwouldtravel
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universe.
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is not as bigashas been
imagined and that someofthe
distant galaxiesobserved by
largetelescopes areinfactthe
Milky Way Galaxyand other
nearby galaxies as they once
were.
Indeed, it maybepossible to
view our past.
When it comestoextra
dimensions andmultiverses,
ProfessorLevin saysthe
possibilitiesare infinite.
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anothergalaxy, dimension or
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COMMUNITY NOTICEBOARD -MAY 28 2020
Waimakariri District Council
Supporting Local
With the move to Alert Level 2it’s been great to see people out and about
supporting local businesses in our towns and we hope that this continues.
Council will be working closely with Enterprise
North Canterbury, among others, to help develop
aRecovery Plan for the District. Enterprise North
Canterbury play apivotal role in supporting local
businesses. They provide guidance, training and
events, as well as providing info about financial
support and grants available. They’ve helped a
significant number of businesses over the last
few weeks and continue to do so –you can find
out more here northcanterbury.co.nz
With more businesses opening up around the
District, parking is at apremium. You will see
our staff out and about monitoring car park
usage over the next week before we move back
to normality (this means issuing tickets again)
after Tuesday 2June. If you’re atown centre
worker who has been using these spaces, please
move back to the free on-street parks on the
outskirts of the town as this frees up parks for
shoppers and visitors.
From Friday 12 June we will need to sort glass
by colour at the Southbrook Resource Recovery
Park. We’ll be changing to atwo-bin system with
brown glass in one bin and green and clear glass
(including wine bottles) in another. To make your
drop-off easier and faster, please sort your glass
and other recycling before arriving.
The Council are deliberating the Draft Annual
Plan and subsequent rates for the 2020/21 as
we go to print. We will update our website and
Facebook page later this week with the outcome
of those meetings and will provide more detail
in next week’s Community Noticeboard.
The Council also have an e-newsletter that you
can sign uptoand receive news, alerts and
updates straight to your inbox.Ifthat’ssomething
that interests you pop online to register.
There is abutton on our website homepage at
waimakariri.govt.nz where you can do this.
With frosty mornings here again please drive to
the conditions, play it safe, stay calm and bekind.
We are here to help. You can contact us
in anumber of ways:
• Rangiora Service Centre
office@wmk.govt.nz, 0800 965 468
• Orsearch for usonfacebook
@WaimakaririDistrictCouncil
• Try our online options waimakariri.govt.nz/
services/online-services
• Snap Send Solve App.
Update Your Details Now
Dog registrations for 2020/21 are just
around the corner, soit’s agreat time
to check your details are uptodate.
• Have your contact or address details
changed?
• Have you got anew dog, or has afurry
friend passed away?
• Was your dog desexed or microchipped
in the last year?
If you answered yes toany of those
questions, you’ll need to let us know.
Email office@wmk.govt.nz or phone
00800 965 468.
Details updated prior to 20 May will appear
on the new registration forms.
Rating Information Database Available for Inspection
The Waimakariri District Council and Environment Canterbury (Waimakariri District
properties only) Rating Information Database is available for inspection.
The Rating Information Database may be viewed for free at the Council’s Rangiora Service
Centre, 215 High Street, Rangiora between the hours of 8.30am to 5pm, Monday to Friday,
excluding public holidays.
The Rating Information Database (rating information only) may be viewed on the Council’s
website waimakariri.govt.nz. The Rating Information Database contains arecord of all
information required for setting and assessing rates.
Meetings Notice
The following meetings will be held in
June 2020.
All meetings will be held in the Council
Chambers, 215 High Street, Rangiora,
unless otherwise stated.
• Council
Tuesday 2June commencing at 1pm.
• Oxford-Ohoka Community Board
Wednesday 3June at 7pm. (There will be
no Public Forum for this meeting.)
• Woodend-Sefton Community Board
Monday 8June at 6pm.
• Rangiora-Ashley Community Board
Wednesday 10 June at 7pm.
• Land and Water Committee
Thursday 11 June at 9:30am. Will be
held via Zoom.
• Kaiapoi-Tuahiwi Community Board
Monday 15 June at 5pm at the
Ruataniwha Kaiapoi Civic Centre, 176
Williams Street, Kaiapoi.
• Mahi Tahi Joint Development
Committee
Tuesday 16 June at 9.30am.
• District Planning and Regulation
Committee
Tuesday 16 June at 1pm.
• Council (Adoption of Annual Plan)
Tuesday 16 June at 3.15pm.
• Community and Recreation
Committee
Tuesday 16 June at 4pm.
• Multi-Sports Facility (Stadium
Waimakariri) Steering Group
Thursday 25 June at 10.15am. Will be
held via Zoom.
Due to Covid-19 rules for public safety,
meetings will be livestreamed with
restricted room access. Agendas are
available two working days prior to
meeting. Agendas and minutes for
meetings can be found on the Council’s
website waimakariri.govt.nz
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Eira stands tall at
totara tree planting
Former Rangiora New Life
student Eira Beverley­
Stone’s has been awarded the
Rangiora Rotary Club’s
Young Totara Award.
Eira, who is now a
Canterbury University
science student, earned the
award for leadership among
her peers and in the
community.
‘“I am very pleased to have
received the award which
encourages all young people
to look beyond themselves
and show leadership in
helping others and serving
the community,” she says.
Eira celebrated the award
by planting atotara at
Southbrook’s Hegan Reserve,
supported by her parents,
Eirylys and Mathew.
Rangiora Rotary president
Dorothy Stewart says the
awards are very special and
hard­earned.
‘‘They recognise the
positive achievements of
young people who provide a
role model for their peers,’’
she says.
Worthy recipient ... Eira Beverley­Stone plants a
totara at the Southbrook’s Hegan Reserve. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Award for Ribbonwood
By ROBYN BRISTOW
There was no glitz and glamour at the
annual Vision Insurance Bed and
Breakfast Awards this year, but there
was still plenty to celebrate for Gary
Mitchell and Robert Day, of Cheviot.
Their Ribbonwood Country House
won the 2020 Essence of Bed and
Breakfast of the Year Award, and was
Highly Commended in the
Exceptional Bed and Breakfast
award.
The awards were held recently via
conferencing app Zoom.
‘‘We were meant to be conferencing
for four days last week in
Christchurch with the awards dinner
on Saturday night, but this was all
cancelled due to Covid­19,’’ Gary
says.
‘‘Instead, many people got dressed
up in red and black and Zoomed for
the awards presentations.
‘‘It was not quite the same as being
there in person but better than not
celebrating it after all the work that
went into the entries,’’ Gary says.
The incoming president of the Bed
&Breakfast Association NZ, Donna
Brooke, says Gary and Robert
‘‘breathed the essence of home
hosting into their award entry’’.
‘‘It really stood out to me that the
Recognition ... Ribbonwood’s bed and
breakfast operation picked up an honour
in the annual Vision Insurance Bed and
Breakfast Awards.
guests and, in fact, the community in
general, were treated with the
welcome, the sharing and the
professionalism with which this B&B
operates.
‘‘It is something that all B&Bs aspire
to be like.’’
Hopes to extend NCTIR stay
CraigMacklehopes to persuade the North
Canterbury Transport Infrastructure
Recovery (NCTIR) alliance to stay in
Kaikourabeyond itsDecember deadline.
The Kaikoura Mayor says there are
several ‘‘shovelready’’and consented
projects for NCTIR to continuewith,but
they have been shelved due to the push to
have otherwork completedbyDecember.
‘‘If the governmentislooking at waysto
employ people, we haveasituationwhere
there’s150 local jobs at stake, so why not
extend the deadline. The funding was
theretobegin with,but they can’t get it
done within the timeframe.’’
Mr Mackle says extending NCTIR’s
deadline would not only keep locals
employedintransport­relatedwork,but it
would ‘‘keep the localcafes occupied’’.
He says the Kaikoura District Council is
busy rewriting its draft annual plan to
reflect the new postCovid­19 reality and
expects the average rates rise to be lower
than previously signalled. ‘‘Wehave
knocked ahole in it and it doesn’t affect
roading or infrastructure, becausewe
don’t want to risk goingbackwards. People
have been calling for azero rates rise,but
then you set yourself up to fail.’’
Mr Mackle is confident there are
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Traps deployed in
conservation area
Agroup of Charles Upham Retirement
Village residents is helping to ramp up a
South Island high country pest
eradication programme in the Nina
Valley.
Lynn Andrews and fellow village
residents have already had conservation
success with the pest trap housings they
built for use in the Medbury Scientific
Reserve, near the Hurunui River in
North Canterbury.
Quite afew hedgehogs have been
caught at Medbury, Lynn says.
Now their wooden traps are being laid
in atrap­line on the south side of Nina
Valley, in the high country where North
Canterbury meets the West Coast.
They have created wooden trapping
tunnels to help control rats, stoats,
hedgehogs and other predators, in aplan
created with partners that include the
Gone bush ... George Moran installs one
of the new traps in the Nina Valley.
Department of Conservation.
The Nina Valley traps were handed
over to aconservation enthusiast,
George Moran, who arranged their
transport into the target area.
George and his wife, Celia, linked up
with ahelicopter to get them into the
south side of the valley.
Both George and Lynn are grateful to
Ryman Healthcare for providing
funding for the wood, nails and screws
for all of the traps being built at the
village, with building supplies merchant
Kaiapoi ITM helping with timber.
Retailer Macpac has helped with the
purchase of hardware, including trap
mechanisms and stainless steel baffles.
George and Celia are part of aselfnamed
group of ‘‘Doubtless
Conservation’’ volunteers and friends.
“The name harks back to the name of
ahut which was the first place that Celia
and Istarted our volunteer work on.
‘‘Incidentally, the Doubtless Hut is in
the valley adjacent to the Nina valley —
so in one sense we haven’t (moved) very
far.”
Ateam of 10 worked recently to set the
traps around the Nina Valley conservation
area.
The trap lines will be checked every
four weeks.
“The reason we are concentrating on
this area is that it helps extend the
fantastic work undertaken by the Nina
Valley Restoration Group at Hurunui
College.
‘‘Over the last 10 years this group has
undertaken extensive trapping and
monitoring work in this valley, which
enabled 16 roroa/great­spotted kiwi to
be released into here from Arthur’s Pass
around 10 years ago,” George says.
Lynn says he and other volunteers,
including Ryman residents Ross
Stewart, Murray Giles, Lindsay Rowe
and Kevin Hurley, built the wooden
tunnels especially for the Nina Valley
and to DOC specifications.
Pressure to meet deadline
The Covid­19 lockdown has put pressure
on getting Kaikoura’s earthquake
infrastructure recoveryprojects
completed on time.
Work on council­ledrebuildsites,which
were idle duringthe lockdown, are being
accelerated in abid to meet the June 30
deadline.
Some roads may be closed so the work
can be completed.
Mill Rd is closed because of works on its
bridge, while the intersection of Mt Fyffe
and Schoolhouseroadswill be closedfor
threeweeks from June 2toreplace the
culverts and widen the intersection.
‘‘If you receive regular visitors or
deliveries suchasmilk tankers, please
ensure they’ve noted the signs thatwill go
up aweek before works commence, to let
them know of the changes,’’ acouncil
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14 The North Canterbury News, May 28, 2020
Camaraderie ... Members of the Pegasus Radio Sailing Club were delighted to be competing last Sunday following the easing of
Covid­19 restrictions.
Yachts back on the water
By ROBYN BRISTOW
Yachts weredusted off andbatteries
charged last Sunday,when 15 members
of the Pegasus Radio Sailing Club
returning to radio racingunder alert
level 2rulesfor sport andrecreation.
The sailors split intotwo groups, and
sailedtheir yachtsonseparate courses
on LakePegasus.
Skipperswere briefed on distancing
and otherCovid­19 protocols before the
start gun sent theyachts on theirway.
The club provided hygieneresources
and routines forthe raceofficialsand
boatdrivers who laidthe courses or
rescuedany disabledyachts.Physical
distancingseemed to enhancethe
skipper’sview of theiryachts.
One group raced InternationalOne
Metre (IOM) yachtsinaseries of six
races in the morning and another12
races in the afternoonsession until3pm.
The other groupsailed DragonFlite
95 (DF95) class yachtsinaseries of
eight races.
Commodore PaulJohnson saysitwas
goodtotry outthe alert level 2protocols
developedbythe club.
He saysthe club now has the
resourcesand processesinplaceto
manageeventhree independent groups
of 10.
‘‘All skippers feltcomfortableto
participate on Sunday andare looking
forwardtoracing again next Sunday,
and weeklyuntilthe alertlevelrules
change.’’
Back in action ... Yachts on the water
last Sunday.
Club to get
8meetings
By SHELLEY TOPP
Rangiora Raceway is likely to stage
eight meetingsinthe 2020­21 season,
two fewer thanlast season.
‘‘While thisistwo less than previously
(run),the club has abetter allocationof
dates throughout the summer and
autumn seasons,’’ RangioraHarness
Racing president Greg Wright says.
The club’s popular Christmasatthe
Races is scheduled forSunday,
December 20,and the clubhas twodates
in January 2021.
Gregsays the clubalso hasarace
meeting scheduled forthe afternoonof
Anzac Day next year.
Meanwhile, the racing industry has
welcomed a$72.5 millionsupport
package from thegovernment.
Gregsays the support package will
ensurethe continuation of racing, with
harnessracing scheduled to
recommence locally at Addington
Raceway tomorrow night (May 29).
Organisedworkouts and trials will
resumeatRangioraracecourse next
month.
‘‘The CanterburyJockey Clubhas
receivedfunding foranall­weather
track at Riccarton, but what thismeans
for their ongoing useofthe Rangiora
racecourse facilitiesisstilltobe
known,’’ Gregsays. Rangiora’smeeting
willberun between mid­Novemberand
May 2021.
RacingMinister Winston Peters, in
announcing the government funding,
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Farming myths must be dispelled
By DAVID HILL
Changing perceptions about agricultural
careers is aconstant battle.
New Zealand Young Farmers (NZYF)
has been working to dispel myths that
agriculture ‘‘is not an academic subject’’
or that you have to come from afarm,
chief executive Lynda Coppersmith says.
‘‘I had aconversation withaparent
recently whose son had left school and
wanted to go into farming.
‘‘The parent discouraged him because
of the view thathecould ‘do better’and
that owning yourown farm is now an
impossibledream. Iset them straight on
that.
‘‘Asanindustryweneed to be
influencing the influencers who have an
impact on the decisions young people
makeabout theirfuture.’’
In recentyears NZYF has offered a
“teachers’day out” as away of
‘‘educating teachers that farming and
associatedindustries are afantastic
career choice for smartyoung people’’.
‘‘Weare also focusing on strategiesto
target parents’perceptions. It’s areal
challenge and, as asector, we need to do
more,’’ she says.
One way of dispelling myths is rolemodelling
successful young people.
‘‘While there are plenty of
opportunities workingon­farm,thereare
alsosome wonderful rolesin, for
example, environmentalscience,farm
support, research and development,
marketing, sales, IT and many others.’’
For young womenconsidering acareer
in agriculture, Lynda advises: ‘‘Don’t be
discouraged by setbacksornegative
comments’’.
‘‘It’s awonderful industry to be
working in and thereare plentyof
women role models and networksto
reach out to for support.’’
NZYFisunique in having women in
the roles of chiefexecutive and board
chair, but barriers continue to get in the
way of young womenexcelling, and that
is not unique to agriculture, Lyndasays.
‘‘Toovercome thisweneed to give
young women not just the skills,but the
confidence to over­achieve.
‘‘Challenging unconscious bias
towardswomen taking on these roles is
hardwork.
Dispelling myths ... Lynda Coppersmith says encouraging young people to get into
agriculture is not easy.
PHOTO:FILE
‘‘Confidence and resilienceis
required.’’
For young people interestedina
careerinagriculture,the bestway to
start is to get aweekend or holiday job on
afarm or join alocalyoung farmersclub
or TeenAg club at school, Lyndasays.
‘‘The agriculturesector is cryingout
for youngpeople who want to pick
produce or milk cows.This willgive you
atasteofwhat it is like to work on afarm.
‘‘I know several people who somehow
ended up working on afarm with no prior
interest in farming and thishas led to a
long and happy careerinagriculture.’’
For more information on acareerin
agriculture, check out these websites:
GrowingNZ: growingnz.org.nz
PrimaryITO:
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New ZealandYoung Farmers:
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22 The North Canterbury News, May 28, 2020
Fencing waterways crucial
Fencing of waterways is essential
forprotecting water quality and
otherecological valuesfrom stock
intrusion.
Stock accessing waterwaysnot
only raises the riskofanimal
disease or parasites, butcan also
cause damage to the banks and
beds,and harmimportant
mahinga kai habitats, Environment
Canterbury(ECan) says.
Cattle, deer and pigs are
particularlyattracted to water and
canhave aserious impacton
water quality and mahinga kai
values.
Whilethe number of incidents is
notlarge, ECansaysresponding
quickly and effectively is apriority
forthe organisation to minimise
anyenvironmentaldamageand
ensureitdoesn’thappen again.
When an incidentisreported,
ECan staffwork with the
landowner to encouragethe
protection of riverbanksthrough
fencingand plantingtorestrict
stockaccess.
Aconsent is neededfor
intensivelyfarmed stock to access
thebed of alake or river. This
includes cattleand deeron
irrigated landorcontained for
winter break­feeding,dairy cows
andfarmed pigs.
Cattle, deer or pigs are
prohibited accesstosensitive
riversites suchasasalmon
spawning site or in adrinkingwater
protection zone.
Some non­intensive stock, such
as sheep,may accessrivers and
lakesprovidedtheydonot damage
thebed or banks, or affect water
quality.
Stock exclusion also forms part
Fenced off ... Waterways should be fenced off to prevent the risk of
damage or disease.
PHOTO: ENVIRONMENT CANTERBURY
of farmenvironmentplans and
related measuresare checked
duringauditstoascertainwhether
goodstock exclusion management
practices aremet.
For intensivestock,ECan staff
respondto80 percent of incidents
withintwo days, or fivedays for
non­intensive stock.
Measures caninclude removing
intensive stockassoon as
practicable andthenworking with
landowners on preventive
measures such as fencing
waterways.
For non­intensive stock, staff
willensure no damage has
occurredand theneducate
landowners.
Staff investigateeachincident
to determine if enforcement
action is needed, in addition to
advice andeducation.Written
warnings notify of an offence and
require actiontobetaken.
Infringement notices, which
include afine, are issuedfor more
significantbreaches.
Abatement noticesare aformal
writtendirection,requiring
certain actions to be takenorto
ceasewithin aspecifiedtime.
Prosecutionisreserved for
offences so seriousthey warrant
proceedingsthrough thecourts.
ECan recommendsfarmersplan
andprioritise the fencingof
waterwayareas, including
wetlands, based on the
vulnerability of the land,
significance of thewaterway and
potential impact on water quality
off­farm.
Exclusion of extensivelyfarmed
stock fromwaterways in hill and
high country areas may not be
practical, butrather amix of
measuresand practicescan be
used to minimisesediment and
faecal bacteria lossesfrom farms.
Supreme champion ... Te Mania 18555 was named supreme
champion Angus bull ahead of the National Angus Bull Sale
earlier this month.
PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Bull fetches $25,000
Will Wilding hasn’t seen his
prized bull in six months,
but has been getting rave
reviews.
The lockdown meant the
Te Mania Angus Stud owner
was unable to attend the
National AngusBull Sale in
Feilding on May 13, where
his bull Te Mania18555 sold
for $25,000after being
awarded supreme
champion angus bull.
‘‘There was some really
good feedback about him, so
that was good.’’ Willsays.
‘‘With thismeanttobethe
100thnational sale, we
wanted to make sure we sent
something special and are
very happy he got
recognised the same way.’’
The national sale was
movedonline through the
Bidr.co.nz website.
‘‘We normally go up to an
open day (in April) and then
the sale,but we haven’t been
able to go thisyear.
‘‘It’s been interesting
becausewereallywantedto
see him beforethe sale.’’
Will says he is hoping to
visit Te Mania 18555 later in
the year at his new home
near Taihape.
Te Mania Angus Stud has
been operating at Conway
Flat in North Canterbury
since 1928,having been
established by Will’s greatgrandparents,
Edwinand
Esther Wilding.
Today, the Wildings run
500 Angus stud cows.
The stud’s main on­farm
sale of 2­year­old bullsis
being heldnext month,
while ayearlingsale is held
annually in October.
‘‘The last yearwas areally
strong bull year, so it will be
interesting to seehow this
year goes.’’
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Fruitful partnership ... North Canterbury Wellbeing manager Deirdre Ryan, left, with
Jenny Lake, of Ravenswood Developments, with an initial donation made by the
property company to the charity.
Subdivision company
steps up for trust
By ROBYN BRISTOW
RavenswoodDevelopmentshas swung
behind the work of the Community
Wellbeing NorthCanterbury Trust.
The developerofRavenswood
subdivision, just northofWoodend,will
donate $2000tothe trustfrom every
section soldinits Stage2residential
area untilthe end of the year.
This could boost the coffers of the
trustbyup to $26,000,with 13 sections
available in Stage2.
It comes on top of an initialdonation
of $5000 RavenswoodDevelopmentshas
already made.
Ravenswoodrepresentative Jenny
Lake says the company is all about
community.
The team at Ravenswood
Developments wanted to helpthe North
Canterbury community in atime of great
need. It decided to support the trust,
whichisworking in North Canterbury to
help families struggling with the impact
of Covid­19.
“Community Wellbeing North
Canterbury Trustisuniquelylocal to
NorthCanterbury and is facing
unprecedented demand,’’ Jenny says.
‘‘More thanever before,they needour
support to meetthis growing demand
and to help local families,”she says.
Community Wellbeing North
Canterbury Trustmanager Deirdre
Ryan says demandfor the trust’s free
social and community services has
increased significantly in recent weeks.
“Our Kaiapoi CommunitySupport
food pantry has seena150 percent
increaseindemand since the start of
lockdown.
‘‘Families who have never needed to
access our services before are now
coming to us for help.’’
She saysshe is delighted that
Ravenswood has chosentopartner with
the trust.
“Ravenswood’s generous donation
will help us to help NorthCanterbury
families strugglingwiththe impactof
Covid­19, right away.
‘‘Their commitment will also helpus
to respond quicklyand flexiblyto
emerging mentalhealth and wellbeing
needsofindividuals and families across
the Hurunuiand Waimakariri.”
The trust has begun aCovid­19 Crisis
Appeal.
“If we are to help our peopletonot
only survive this crisis, but to come
through it thriving, we must act urgently
and it cannot be donewithout your
help,’’ Deirdre says.
Housing market buoyant
By SHELLEY TOPP
Fears of adownturninthe real estate
industry following the Covid­19
pandemic are unfounded, saysBayleys
North Canterburymanager
Ross Ditmer.
‘‘We are not seeing any
price reduction,’’ he says.
‘‘Buyer enquiryisgoing
through the roof and we are
getting multiple offerson
many properties.
‘‘If you want to sell your
house,now is agood time
because thereisalot of
interest out there.’’
Mr Ditmer believes this is because the
Covid­19 lockdown has given couples
time to evaluate their future in thesame
way some do during the Christmas/New
Year holidays.
‘‘Often, properties go on the market
after Christmas when peoplehave had
the chance to sit down and chatabout
where they are going and what theyare
doing.
‘‘Our rural side of the business is also
showing alot of activity,’’ he says.
Ross Ditmer
‘‘In my personal opinion, the rural
side of things is going wellbecause
farmers haven’t been affectedasmuch
(during the Covid­19 lockdown) because
they havecontinued to work and
continued to produce, as an
essential service.
‘‘Life is more normalfor
them comparedtothe people
who have been in lockdown
unable to work.’’
There hasalso beenahuge
increase in interest from
overseas buyers,particularly
in rural properties.
‘‘The Bayleys New Zealand
websitenormally has about 15
percent of traffic fromoverseasbuyers,
but since lockdownitissitting at 45%.
‘‘For us, as aCanterburycompany, we
know of one couplefrom the United
Kingdom who have purchased a
substantial property (in WestMelton), so
there are people buying properties
without seeing them, that’s for sure.
‘‘I haven’t had any of my agents tellme
they havehad any sales from overseas
buyersyet but they have been dealing
with alot of enquiry.’’

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04
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Jackie Frame
06
Katie Harrison
07
Jan Green
08
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Lisa Tippen
10
Caine Hopcroft
11
Victoria Thompson
12
Lyn &Nicholas Martin
13
Fergus Spain
14
GlenYoung
15
Steve Alfeld
16
Jayne Martin
17
Christine Tallott
18
GaryMcNicholl
19
Linda Veitch
20
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9Ludlow Place, Parklands
Enquiries Over $615,000
ABig Family Opportunity!
In an area eminently popular with
families, this solidly built home offers
all the usual functionality and comfort
your family needs, plus awhole lot
more!
With dual living options over two levels,
the opportunity awaits for large or
extended family living, or the possibility
of additional income from AirBnB ...
Rachael Lay
Sales Consultant
M 027 442 2277
E rachael.lay@tallpoppy.co.nz
4 2 2 2 241 848
Viewing: by appointment
Ref: TPNC8122
tallpoppy.co.nz/homes-for-sale
19 Seadown Crescent, Amberley
Enquiries Over $298,000
Perfect for now with potential for later
Located in close to ahost of
convenient amenities, this robustly
constructed unit will attract attention
from arange of buyers, including smart
investors and those looking to
establish themselves on the property
ladder. Well-maintained and equally
well-presented. Arrange your viewing
today...
Regine Lenser &Jeff Hill AREINZ
Sales Consultants
M 022 056 1958
E regine.jeff@tallpoppy.co.nz
2 1 1 1 100
Viewing: by appointment
Ref: TPNC8144
tallpoppy.co.nz/homes-for-sale
14 Rangiora Woodend Road, Woodend
Enquiries Over $349,000
Afirst home you'll never want to leave!
Open Home Sunday 31 May
12.00-12.30pm
Great first home or investment
opportunity. Low maintenance, open
plan, double garage with rural outlook.
Richard Green
Business Partner
M 0275 364 260
E richard.green@tallpoppy.co.nz
Michelle Facer
Sales Consultant
M 027 307 4530
E michelle.facer@tallpoppy.co.nz
2Paget Drive, Woodend
Enquiries Over $472,000
Comfort &Privacy Awaits
This lovely home is perfect for first
home buyers, active retirees and
families alike with anice homely feel
and all the features we want for
modern living. Enjoy the north facing
private outdoor entertaining area and
extra off street parking.....
3 1 1 1 100 649
Viewing: by appointment
Ref: TPNC8235
tallpoppy.co.nz/homes-for-sale
263 Kingsbury Avenue, Rangiora
Enquiries Over $545,000
Family fun with work from home opportunity.
Open home Sunday 31 May
2.30-3.00pm
Families searching for space, versatility
or even additional income streams will
be instantly drawn to this stunner
Michelle Facer
Sales Consultant
M 027 307 4530
E michelle.facer@tallpoppy.co.nz
Richard Green
Business Partner
M 0275 364 260
E richard.green@tallpoppy.co.nz
5Dover Street, Leithfield
Enquiries over $550,000
Brand new family home
Open Home Sunday 1.00 to 1.30pm.
Contact Michelle to pre-register.
Do not miss out on this stunning new
build on aprivate established section.
Richard Green
Business Partner
M 0275 364 260
E richard.green@tallpoppy.co.nz
Michelle Facer
Sales Consultant
M 027 307 4530
E michelle.facer@tallpoppy.co.nz
5Denton Street, Amberley
Enquiries Over $525,000
An Uninterrupted lifestyle
Open Home Sunday 11.00 to 11.30am.
Contact Michelle to pre-register
Situated within walking distance of
Amberley township, very well designed.
Richard Green
Business Partner
M 0275 364 260
E richard.green@tallpoppy.co.nz
Michelle Facer
Sales Consultant
M 027 307 4530
E michelle.facer@tallpoppy.co.nz
3 1 1 2 180 828
Viewing: by appointment
Ref: TPNC8073
tallpoppy.co.nz/homes-for-sale
4 1 2 2 186 1021
Viewing: by appointment
Ref: TPNC8072
tallpoppy.co.nz/homes-for-sale
3 1 2 2 192 850
Viewing: by appointment
Ref: TPNC8070
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3Chesterfield Place, Rangiora
Enquiries Over $649,000
Family Fabulous
Families who crave space and value
location will be drawn to our subject
listing, an immaculately presented
home in the heart of one of Rangiora's
most sought-after suburbs. One you
can't go past. Arrange your viewing
today...
Nancy Holmes AREINZ 3 1 2 2 160 750
Business Partner &Sales Consultant
Viewing: by appointment
M 027 282 8028
P 03 327 5896
Ref: TPNC7890
E nancy.holmes@tallpoppy.co.nz tallpoppy.co.nz/homes-for-sale
April Wellington
Sales Consultant
M 027 722 7354
E april.wellington@tallpoppy.co.nz
4 2 2 2 253 783
Viewing: by appointment
Ref: TPNC7931
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NEWS
The North Canterbury News, May 28, 2020
29
Emma is back in business
By SHELLEY TOPP
Emma’s at Oxford is among araft
of business welcoming areturn
to more normal trading after the
Covid­19 lockdown.
Emma Gillard says the
lockdown restrictions have been
tough on her popular book and
gift shop, with trade 75% down on
the same time last year.
She says her shop has been
busy in the days following the
move to alert level 2, but she
remains ‘‘very grateful to every
single customer’’ in these ‘‘very
scary times'’.
She is celebrating reopening
by giving away afree copy of a
special book to North Canterbury
News readers.
English writer Charlie
Mackesy’s first book The Boy, the
Mole, the Fox and the Horse is
proving popular with shoppers at
Emma’s, with one of them buying
six copies and many more buying
Doors open ...
Emma Gillard, of
Emma’s at
Oxford, with a
copy of the
international
best­seller, The
Boy, the Mole,
the Fox and the
Horse.
PHOTO: SHELLEY TOPP
multiple copies.
It was published in October
last year and quickly gained
popularity, becoming an
international bestseller.
Reviewers worldwide have
heaped praise on the book,
calling it ‘‘a book of hope for
uncertain times’’, and ‘‘a window
into the human heart’’.
People who want to go in the
draw to win acopy of The Boy,
the Mole, the Fox and the Horse
should email the newspaper’s
editor, Robyn Bristow, at
robyn.bristow@ncnews.co.nz
with ‘‘Book giveaway’’ in the
subject line. Include your name
and contact details in the body of
the email.
Someone’s Wife: AMemoir of
Sorts, by Linda Burgess
The title specifically refers to
Linda’s experience in the 1970s
of being married to an All Black.
In the opening essay, she
describes, pointedly and
amusingly, how the existence of
women barely registered in that
world, and when it did, it was
resented. In one deftly sketched
scene, the wives are refused
entry to an after­match function,
but told by the official that they
are welcome to help out in the
kitchen.
The Shearers, by Ruth Entwistle
Low
The Shearers is acolourful
account of the men and women,
past and present, who have
committed their lives to shearing
in New Zealand. Their voices —
in their own words, often brutally
honest reflections on the work —
are at the heart of this book: their
training, their tools, their
camaraderie, and the gruelling,
itinerant nature of the job.
Outgrowing God, by Richard
Dawkins
For anyone hoping to grapple
with the meaning of life and what
to believe, Outgrowing God is a
challenging, thrilling and
revelatory read.
These titlesare available in both
Waimakariri and Hurunui
libraries. Find out more about
recent library additions by going to
the catalogueatwaimakariri.kotui.
org.nz or hurunui.kotui.org.nz or
contact your local library.
The Widest Music Variety
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and103.7 Hanmer Springs andKaikoura
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2
5Holly Place, Rangiora
Asmart design with agenerous 236m² floor
plan meansthis home has what it takesfor
families or couples seeking space and value.
•Popular north/west location
•Quality Fisher &Paykelappliances, stone
benchtops &polished concrete floors
•Separate formal living with gas fire
•Established landscaping &fully fenced
raywhitemorrisandco.co.nz/RAN21862
Morris and Co Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)
Auction
4pm, Thursday 18th June
2020(unlesssoldprior)
Ray White,Level 1, 188
HighStreet, Rangiora
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NEWS &CLASSIFIEDS
30 The North Canterbury News, May 28, 2020
Lockdown drives
creation of trail
By DAVID HILL
The Covid­19lockdown has
given birth to aNorth
Canterbury arts trail.
Kaiapoi artist Brent
Cairnssays local artistshave
been exploring ways to
attract visitorstoNorth
Canterbury,but the
lockdown got the ball rolling.
‘‘While attending alocal
art exhibition lastyear we
got talking to local artistsand
thinking about what we can
do year round to foster the
buoyant local arts talent.
‘‘The lockdown was the
perfect opportunity to get
thingsrolling, and boy did
thingsstart rolling fast. A
website was created, a
Facebook pagecreated,
along with Pinterest,
YouTube and Instagram
pages all starting from
scratch.’’
The arts trail,described
onlineatArtist2U.com,
allowspeople to ‘‘enjoy a
drive in the countrysideand
visit local artists’’.
With largeevents such as
the Kaiapoi Art Expo in
doubt for theforeseeable
future, the new initiative
allowsartists to support each
other in reaching their
audience in creative ways.
Brent says the initiative
uses the sameideas he and
his wife, Shirley,successfully
used to selltheirartworkto
15 countries.
‘‘I am remindedwhen,
duringthe earthquakes,we
had no power, no water and
we were unable to live
onsite, yet we were still
getting orders from the
UnitedStates for our
sculptures.
‘‘We have foundthat many
peoplebuy local New
Zealand art because of the
LOST AND FOUND
The following property has
been reportedaslost to
North Canterbury police:
Alanyard with aSuzuki
key fob, ablack Huawei
cellphone, aHuawei
cellphone in ared case, a
black folding wallet,asilver
garage remote with orange
buttons, ablack Samsung
A30 cellphone in ablack
case, two HP Chromebooks
(14­inch), ablack Audi car
key with acouple of other
keys, and brown hiking
boots.
SPORTS RESULTS
Arts trail ... North
Canterbury artists have been
getting creative during the
lockdown.
IMAGE: SUPPLIED
qualityand, to be honest, the
affordability of it when comparedtooverseas
prices.’’
As Covid­19 restrictions
are relaxed, Brent says there
are plans to work in with
localeateries to holdsmall
art exhibitions, which can
also be streamed on the
internet.
‘‘People can visit artistsin
theirstudios and theartists
can comeout intothe
community. We are going to
take local,talented,awardwinning
artists to the world,’’
Brentsays.
‘‘TheNorth Canterbury
district offers awide range of
opportunitiesfor peopleto
visit. We have the beautiful
Kaiapoi river,wehave great
cafesand restaurants,
vineyards and great boutique
shops.’’
He says artists are
continuing to signuptothe
initiativeand therehas been
strong interest from
Christchurch artists, but the
focusisonNorth Canterbury
for now.
The following property is
waiting to be claimed: Abag
containing fishing knives, a
sharpening stone and other
bags, apurple Samsung
cellphone in ablack case, a
grey/orange Milazo
mountain bike, black
prescription glasses with a
clear fleck in the arms,
wireless airpods, aFord key
and five otherswith a
whistle and bottle opener
(all in Rangiora); awhite
Torpedo bike and an Everis
laptop and screen (Kaiapoi).
WaimakaririGorge Women’s Golf
Stroke 18 holes: NWeavers 68,1;SMarden 69, 2; LScott 71, 3; Ida
Beets­Huchshorn 72,4;LSteele 73,5;SGillespie74, 6.
Nine holes: HSkurr 36,1;JJenkins38, 2;TCraigand KBush39,
equal 3.
Amberley Golf Club
Ladies Welcome BackStroke: JanBishop 75nett,1;Judy Brown,
SharonMarsh, Adele Wilshire 76 nett, equal 2.
SeniorMen: Tala Natapu69­1­68,1;Phil Cumming 76­5­71, 2; Kym
Rayner82­11­71,3.
JuniorMen:Neil Rhynd93­19­74,1;BruceMills102­27­75, 2; Brian
Fitzgerald 92­15­77,3.
Situations Vacant
Farming Manager
Craftbeef on the Pacific
Lansdowne Farm on the Conway Flat is looking for enthusiasm ...in a
new Farming Manager. Weproduce branded, craft beef along the Pacific
coast for the dining trade -Lansdowne Beef®. Market launch last year
was successful but has lately been interrupted by the pandemic.
The Lansdowne Farming Manager will spend 50-70% of time at
Lansdowne, the rest working at anearby station. Regardless, Lansdowne
will be afull time employer, providing 2BR house w/separate farmoffice.
We require ambition and outside-the-square thinking to grow this valueadded
trade. Of course we also need practical pastoral farmskills, robust
health and ability to work hard and be outdoors.
In addition, you need to show ability to plan ahead, to follow aplan, to
communicate, take responsibility, share the credit.
Compensation will be asalary based on experience, reviewed regularly,
with the housing and utilities provided.
To register your interest, please scan and attach to an email acover letter
and CV to Jay@LansdowneFarm.co.nz
We’ll come back to you promptly.
Lansdowne Farm
http://www.lansdownefarm.co.nz
2278721
2281216
Cars Wanted
CASH 4CARS
and 4WD'S
Phone
Automotive
Parts
03 313 7216
CARS, vans, 4WD’s
wanted for dismantling or
repair. Phone 027 258
8366.
CASH / CASH for any
unwanted vehicles, ph 347
9354 or 027 476 2404.
Wanted To Buy
ANTIQUE BOTTLES WANTED
Great prices paid by keen collector
Old soda and gingerbeer bottles especially.
Any bottles pre 1930 considered.
Please contact me on 021 260 2216
or email me at crankyno1@hotmail.com
FORESTRY plantations &
shelter belts wanted for
export & local market.
Please ph 029 773 1001.
Livestock
TEXEL ROMNEY cross
ewe hoggets suitable for
breeding /lifestyle blocks.
Phone 021 626 449 or 03
385 4966.
HOMEKILL
Butchery &
meat processing
313 0022
MEAT2U.NZ
2276971
Personal
SINGLE mature guy,
affable, affectionate and
appealing seeks a slim
zippy well presented fun
lady to do things and spend
time with 027 659 4425.
For Sale
OLIVE HARVESTING
business with Antonio
Carrero Tractor (100HP)
and Berardinucci Puma
Harvester Tractor 1.5m
wide also suitable for
vineyard work. Season runs
late May to early August.
Can be seen operating
Amberley /Waipara area.
Could suit contractor or
semi retired person.
Enquiries Malcolm
McKenzie 027 640 8859.
Firewood
DRY pine cones, no
needles. Pick up 3 mins
from Rangiora, $5 per sack,
purchase 10, receive 11.
Phone 027 649 3451.
DRY Pine $80m, 4m or 8m
loads. Woodend, Kaiapoi,
Rangiora areas. Telephone
027 312 7179.
Public Notices
Public Notice
Stopping of aPortion
of Good Street,
Rangiora
In January and February
2020 the Waimakariri
District Council (“Council”)
gave public notice of
its intention to stop a
portion of Good Street in
Rangiora.
Pursuant to the provisions
of Section 342 and
Schedule 10 of the Local
Government Act 1974,
the Council has now
completed all actions
necessary to stop that part
of Good Street as is shown
as Section 1 on Survey
Office Plan 539499 as
legal road.
The Council has not
received any objections
to the stopping of Section
1 on Survey Office Plan
539499 Plan as legal
road. Accordingly, notice
is hereby given that the
Council declares that
the legal road shown
as Section 1onSurvey
Office Plan 539499 is
stopped, and that the
road shall subject to the
Council’s compliance
with clause 9ofSchedule
10 of the Act, thereafter
cease to be road.
2270450
Public Notices
Kaiapoi Christadelphians
“The Key of Knowledge ..“(Luke 11:52)
THE ENTRANCE OF SIN
After God stating his creative work verygood, he gives direction to the man and woman.
Genesis 2:16 And the LORD God commanded the man, saying “Of every tree of the
garden you may freely eat. But of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, you shall not
eat of it: for in the day that you eat of it you shall surely die.
Genesis 3:1 Now the serpent was more subtle than any beast of the field that the LORD
God had made. He said unto the woman, “Yea, has God said Youshall not eat of every
tree of the garden?
verse 4 And the serpent said unto the woman, Youshall not surely die:
verse 5 ForGod knows that in the day you eat thereof,then your eyes shall be opened, and
you shall be as gods, knowing good and evil.
verse 6 And when the woman saw that the tree was good for food, and that it was pleasant
to the eyes, and atree to be desired to make one wise, she took of the fruit thereof, and
did eat, and gave also unto her husband with her;and he did eat.
(By one man sin entered into the world, and death by sin: and so death passed on all men,
for that all have sinned Romans 5:12)
God questions their actions, whether they have disobeyed his commandment. The man
blames God and the woman, and the woman blames the serpent. (Sin is the transgression
of the law).
God’s judgement on the serpent -you are cursed above all cattle and every beast of the
field, you will crawl on your belly all the days of your life. There would be enmity between
him and the woman and between his seed and her seed, it shall bruise your head and you
shall bruise his heel. (One atemporaryblow and one amortal blow).
God’s judgement on the woman -God would greatly multiply her sorrow and conception,
in sorrow you shall bring forth children; and your desire shall be to your husband, and he
shall rule over you.
God’s judgement on the man -Because you have hearkened to the voice of your wife, and
have eaten of the tree, of which Icommanded you saying “You shall not eat of it, cursed is
the ground for your sake, in sorrow shall you eat of it all the days of your life: thorns and
thistles shall it bring forth to you, and you shall eat the herb of the field. In the sweat of
your face shall you eat bread, till you returntothe ground, for out of it were you taken, for
dust you are and unto dust you shall return.
But God in mercy,provided coats of skins to cover them, -the shed blood pointing forward
to aplan of redemption, life out of death.
Forinformation phone 03 352 5453 Website: bibletruthandprophecy
The Bible presentation from Kaiapoi Community Hall will begin when the Government allows it .
PUBLIC NOTICE OF
APPLICATION FOR
ON-LICENCE
SECTION 101, SALE
AND SUPPLYOF
ALCOHOL ACT 2012
Anthony Cross /1-46 Main
Street /Owner has made
application to the District
Licensing Committee at
Rangiora for the renewal
an On Licence in respect
of the premises situated at
1-46 Main Street, Oxford
for the restaurant known
as Black Beech Pizza &
Wine Bar.
The general nature of the
business conducted under
the licence is Restaurant.
The days on which and the
hours during which alcohol
is sold under the licence
are Sunday to Thursday
8am to 11pm, Friday to
Saturday 8am to 1am
following day.
The application may be
inspected during ordinary
office hours at the office
of the Waimakariri District
Licensing Committee at
215 High Street, Rangiora.
Any person who is entitled
to object and who wishes
to object to the issue of
the licence may, not later
than 15working days after
the date of the publication
of this notice, file anotice
in writing of the objection
with the Secretary of
the Waimakariri District
Licensing Committee
at Private Bag 1005,
Rangiora.
No objection to the renewal
of alicence may be made
in relation to amatterother
than amatter specified in
section 131 of the Sale and
Supply of Alcohol Act 2012.
This is the first publication
of this notice.
2279356v1
Public Notice of Adoption of the Stock
Movement Bylaw 2020
The Council adopted its Stock Movement Bylaw
2020 on 5 May 2020 under the provisions of
Section 145 of theLocalGovernment Act2002.
The Bylawcomesintoeffect on 1June 2020.
Copies of the bylaw are available on the Council
website waimakariri.govt.nz
The Bylaw ensures that the effects of stock
movement on roads are minimised.
The Bylaw allows and provides for the following
situations:
•The droving of stockalong roads where no
specific approval is required, as long as
certain conditions are met.
•The droving of stockalong roads in other
situationswhere specific approval is required.
•Where droving of stock is not permittedon
some roads and in some circumstances.
•The regular movementofmilking stock from
one side of the road to another or between
farms, which requires astockcrossing
permit.
2280190
NASSELLA
TUSSOCK
Now is agreat time to get
out and grub your nassella
tussock while the weather
is still dryand the tussock
is highly visible! We
recommend splitting your
property into different areas
and covering each area
methodically, preferably
with 2-4 people. Don’t forget
to check in areas of scrub.
Alternatively you can contact
Environment Canterburyfor
alist ofcontractors who are
able to undertake control
work. Any questions, contact
2278957
us on 0800 324 636 or
biosecurity@ecan.govt.nz.
Pets
BICHON HOMESTAY
for smaller dogs. We look
after your dog in our home.
"No kennels". Phone today
03 314 6110.
2276529
KAIAPOI /
RANGIORA TAXI
SERVICE
Bookings advisable
For prices
Ph 0800 453873
2268203
Gardening
GARDEN heges cut to
perfection. Tree & arbor
work. Also spraying. Free
quotes. Ph 03 312 0668 or
021 111 4322.
ROSE PRUNING, professional,
20 years experience.
Ph Rosemary 021 060 1200
or 03 313 6399.
TIDY TREES and gardens.
All tree pruning,
felling, hedge trimming and
general gardening. Telephone
Daniel 027 373 7001
tidytreesandgarden@gmail.com.

2269511
Appliance Repairs
•REGISTERED TECHNICIAN
•AUTHORISEDLOCAL SERVICE
F&P, Bosch, Smeg,
ASKO,Ariston, LG,Classique,
Haier, Samsung and more....
“For best resultsbesuretouseauthorised service”
NORTHCANTERBURY APPLIANCE SERVICES
Rangiora: 03 313 4420 Kaiapoi: 03 327 3810
YOU
COULD
BE
HERE
Advertise
your business
in our Trades
and Services
Phone
Amanda Keys
on
03 313 2840
Public Notices
Plastering
“Specialists in all aspects of plastering
from traditional to modern”
• Stucco finishes
• Exterior and interior • Foundations
• Landscape walls • Insurance work
No job too small,
free quotes.
Ph 021 193 2073
1913020
CLASSIFIEDS, TRUSTED TRADES &PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
The North Canterbury News, May 28, 2020
Trade&Services
Builder
Construction &Concrete
All Construction & Concrete Work
•Driveways, patios &paths
•Bridges and Culverts
•Floors, foundations
•Sheds and buildings
•Dairy Sheds, Herd homes
•Silage pits, effluent ponds
•Excavation and cartage
•Precast concrete
•Insulated panels
Scaffolding
Trade&Services
Daryl Power
027 230 9401
concretepower@scorch.co.nz
www.concretepower.co.nz
•Edge protection
•Working platform
Phone
0274 366 901
Plans for pricing
jas.rangiorascaffolding@xtra.co.nz
North Canterbury wide
1783878
2273277
Denture Clinic
AFFORDABLE DENTURE
CLINIC
(Formerly Riccarton Denture Clinic)
1843944
Trade&Services
CARPENTER / Painter PAINTER & Decorator. PAINTER & Decorator.
specialising in alterations & 25 + years experience. Semi retired painter. Small
renovations, repairs & Interior /exterior, roofs & jobs. Ph Peter 03 312 7945
maintenance, 35 plus years, waterblasting. For a free or 027 693 8360.
experienced licenced quote, please ph Steve 03 SHEARER. Hap’s Farm &
CONSULTATION ON THE HURUNUI DISTRICT builder. Telephone Trevor 314 4620 or 027 477 1930. Lifestyle Services. Shearing,
crutching, drenching,
313 5013 or 027 431 1864. DIRTY TILES &Grout?
COUNCIL SPEED LIMITS BYLAW AND REGISTER
Professional tile cleaning, tailing, feet trimming &
ABEL &Prestige Chimney
The Council is reviewing the Speed Limits Bylaw and
tiled shower restorations, health check. Trailer, generator
&mobile handpiece
Cleaning. Nth Cant owned
Register. This includes proposing changes to the speed
mouldy silicone, shower
& operated. Covering all
glass & we can even available. Experienced,
limits along some roads in the district to ensure they are areas from Waimak to Hanmer.
Professional, guaran­
recolour your old grout! reliable and honest. Ph 03
safe and appropriate.
For all your tile and grout 312 1214 or 021 267 4025.
teed, service. Firebox
The bylaw sets legally enforceable speed limits for roads in
issues call Grout Pro for a VALUATION ­
repairs, carry most parts. Ph
free no obligation quote. Ph Specialising in North Canterbury.
Contact Geoff at
the Hurunui district (note speed limits for the State Highway 0800 661 244.
Darryl 0800 882 772.
are set by NZ Transport Agency). The register is arecord of
NORTH CANTERBURY BRICK and blocklaying. Maxwell Valuation. Phone
the speeds set.
Tree Care. Qualified All types of work undertaken,
repairs. Ph Hamish
03 310 8541 or email
geoff@maxval.co.nz.
Visit: www.hurunui.govt.nz/reports/consultations to find out Arborist specialising inbig
trees in small places, long 0272 386 003 or 313 5678.
what changes are proposed then let us know what you think
term tree plans, Riparian & METAL WORX. Flashing,
Sheetmetal Fabri­
by making asubmission:
shelter planting, land clearing,
stump grinding, branch cation, Wrought Iron,
www.hurunui.govt.nz/reports/consultations
chipping,fully insured, free Welding, Custom Trailers,
Email: submissions@hurunui.govt.nz
quotes. Ph 0800 873 336. General Metalwork. No job
Post /delivery: Amberley Service Centre, 66 Carters Road,
too big or too small. Ph 021 Log Fires
PO Box 13, Amberley
CHIMNEY SWEEP ­ 265 5428 or 03 314 6908.
Winter’scoming!!! Time to Find us on facebook/
Please indicate on your submission if you wish to speak to service your fire. From $80 Glenmark Metal Worx.
Pellet Fires
your submission at apublic hearing. All submissions will be + gst single storey. 0800 glenmarkmetalworx.ltd@gmail.com.
publicly available on the Council’s website.
SWEEP ME or 021 0277
POWER TOOLS repairs, Heat Pumps
1927.
parts &sales for over 30
Submissions close 5pm Monday 29 June 2020
PAINT & wallpaper years. All main brands serviced.
Grossman Trade Sales
services. Wayne Bryant.
Exterior, interior. Qualified Tools, 31A Watts Road,
tradesman. Free quotes. Ph Christchurch. Ph 389 9230. Service
Educational Trade&Services 313 5337 or 027 654 4568. RANGIORA Rubbish
Removal and RRR skips. Installations
TUITION available. Primary
and secondary to cutting with quality and roof painting, water blast­
and skips from 1.5 cube to Free Quotes
AFFORDABLE concrete ROOFER All roof repairs, Wheelie bins any frequency
NCEA level 3. Math, Literacy
and Science (NCEA). No job too small. Ph 027 repointing, gutter cleans & bins for any use, rubbish,
removal work. Free quotes. ing, moss treatment, 9cube. Skips and wheelie
Each student on an 442 2219, Fax 03 359 6052 snow straps. And more. greenwaste, building sites 03 343 1651
individually­ tailoured programme.
Kip McGrath
027 516 6609.
phone call 313 6957 or for 472 Blenheim Rd
or A/H 03 359 4605. Free quotes. Phone Nathan or just cleanups. Give us a
Rangiora has been serving
skips 021 313 255. www.heatstore.co.nz
the local community for 30 BRIAN’S Tree Services. BUILDERS father &son
SCREEN PRINTING.
years. Give us a call or Tree felling, topping, team. Amac Builders are
For all your printing
book your free assessment shaping, firewood cut, rubbish
removed, stump grind­
your building needs. High
available to help you with
Pride &Quality Painting
requirements. T­shirts,
online 03 313 3638 https:/
Hoodies, Hi­Vis vests and &Decorating Services
/www.kipmcgrath.co.nz/rangiora ing, branch chipping. standards, low overheads.
Affordable rates. Phone 03
polos, Overalls, Caps etc. 20 yrs exp, fast and friendly
No job too small. Check us
327 5505 or 021 124 4894.
Please phone Heather 03 service. For all your painting
out on fb. Amac Builders
313 0261 or email needs, phone: Martin 310
Ltd. Ph 027 318 4400.
heather.norstar@gmail.com. 6187 or 021 128 9867
2280027
Butchery
OxfordButchery
Shane and Leanne Frahm
We cankill&process yourstock
FourGenerations of Frahms
since 1957
Ph 312 4205
Oxford
New Dentures
Relines
Repairs
BRYCE JWARD NZCDT
Kaiapoi
Ph (03)327-0077
Gold Card
Discount
KAIAPOI VILLAGEARCADE,
123 WILLIAMS STREET
Electrician
AARON HARRIS
ELECTRICAL LTD
NEW HOUSES • ALTERATIONS
ELECTRICAL INSPECTIONS • SMART WIRING
SYSTEMS AND MORE...
M: 0275 543 958 E: aaron@ahel.co.nz
Scrap Metal
Number one
old-fashioned bacon
&ham curing.
A/H 312 4709
CASH PAID FOR SCRAP
•Car Bodies •Scrap Steel•Specialists in Farm
Machinery•All non Ferrous
MAINLAND
METALS LTD
Ph (03)338 7000
Mike0274 818544 •Robbie0274818 027
Locally owned and operated
1902273
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CAP 65
CAP 40
CAP 20
Shingle
Quarry Prices
DRAINAGE CHIP
from $40 per cube
31
Trade &Services
BULLDOZING
3 DMC 2 GPS
• 45 years experience • Roading • House sites
• Dam construction • Farm tracks
• 23 ton blade and rippers
SUMMERFIELD
FENCING
IN YOUR AREA NOW.
Lifestyle or farm, sheep, cattle,
horse, all types of animals.
Fences, yards, sheds, arenas,
shelters, runs.
30+ years contract fencing.
Steve is available to help with
your design &planning.
Ph office03312 4747
2091848
ANTHONY SYMONDS
Forall your painting &
plastering requirements
Local with 30 years
experience
All workmanship
Guaranteed.
Phone 021 344 023
2220615
Phone TimEarl 027 435 5071
T.D. Earl Ltd
SEPTIC TANK
CLEANING
Bill’s Liquid
Waste
You dump it...
Blair pumps it...
Blair Tavendale
Ph 03 314 9371
0275 379-694
Chiropractic Services
Dr Carissa McGregor Chiropractor
Injury, accidents and maintenance
ACC Registered and Accredited
Monday-Thursday | 03 313 0350
Libi McKinnon Physiotherapy
privatephysio@xtra.co.nz
03 0278 686 2574
ACC Registered Provider | Tuesday&Friday
Select Health
2225862
REMOVALISTS
2Men &agood
sized truck.
From $157 per hour
(incl gst).Kaiapoibased.
Call Gerard
027 668 3636
2225244
51 Ashley Street, Rangiora
SHINGLE SUPPLIES
from $23 per cube
from $25 per cube
from $30 per cube
all +gst
Plus all excavation and truck hire
house excavations, driveways, subdivisions
CONTRACTING
Ph: KEN 027 201 3302
Email: stress@xtra.co.nz
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INSULATED
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• Custom sizes
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Ph: 027 286 0024
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2010 Toyota Prius S
•1.8LHybridPetrolAuto
•Keyless, Climate Control
•Only78,100km
2008 Toyota Vitz
•1.3LPetrolAuto
•Keyless, 5-Door
•Only41,850kms
WAS$17,995
NOW $
14,995
$
9,995
2006 Toyota MarkX
•2.5LPetrolAuto, Alloys
•Keyless
•Black interior
2013Toyota Prius S
•1.8LHybridPetrolAuto
•Keyless
•5-doorHatch
$
11,995
$
17,995
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2010 Toyota Wish
•1.8LPetrol, 7-seater
•Alloys
$
11,995
•Climateair
2017 HighlanderGXL
•3.5LPetrolAuto, 7Seater
•Satnav,Leather
•Only 28,200kms
$
47,995
2007 Toyota CamryGL
•2.4LPetrolAuto
•FM/AM &CDPlayer
•NZnew
$
6,995
2013Toyota Aqua
•1.5LHybrid PetrolAuto
•ParkingSensors
•Bluetooth
WAS$15,995
NOW $
14,995
2012Toyota GT86
•2.0L PetrolAuto
•ClimateAir,Sport Mode
•Only 19,650kms
$
26,995
2017 Corolla GLX
•1.8LPetrolAuto, Alloys
•ReverseCamera
•Done 46,750km
$
22,995
2018 Corolla GLX
•1.8LPetrolAuto, Bluetooth
•Done 24,900km, Alloys
•ReverseCamera
$
24,995
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2017 Rav4 GXL 2WD
•2.0L PetrolAuto
•Satnav
•ReverseCamera
$
27,995
2017 RAV4 GLX2WD
•2.0L petrol,auto, Satnav
•ReverseCamera
•Only42,200km
$
26,995
2017 RAV4 GXL2WD
•2.0LPetrolAuto, SafetySense
•ReverseCamera
•Only 47,350km
$
27,995
2017 RAV4 GLX2WD
•2.0Lpetrol,Bluetooth
•ReverseCamera
•Only46,960km
$
27,995
2018 RAV4 GX
•2.5LPetrolAuto, AWD
•ReverseCamera
•Only34,250km
WAS$29,995
NOW $
28,995
2017 CamryAtara SL
•2.5LHybrid Petrol
•Satnav,Leather
•Only16,500kms
$
31,995
2015CamryAtara S
•2.5LPetrolAuto, Alloys
•Bluetooth, ReverseCamera
•Done 29,100km
$
22,995
2017 RAV4GXL2WD
•2.0L PetrolAuto
•SafetySense,Sat Nav
•ReverseCamera
$
27,995
2018 Highlander Limited
•3.5LPetrol8-speedAuto
•Leather,Rear Ent.
•Sunroof
WAS$57,995
NOW $
54,995
2016 PradoVX
•2.8L Turbo Diesel Auto
•7-seater, SatNav
•Leather,Only 28,300km
$
61,995
2017 TRDPreRunner
•2.8L Turbo Diesel Manual
•2WD,Alloys, Sports Lid&Bar
•Done 55,300km
$
35,995
2015LandCruiser PradoVX
•3.0L TurboDiesel Auto
•7-Seater,Leather, Bluetooth
•ReverseCamera
$
45,995
Ex-Demo 2019 HiluxSR
•2.8L Turbo Diesel Manual
•Double Cab Flat Deck
•ToyotaBullBar,Done 600km
$
49,995
Ex-Demo SR5 Hilux
•2.8L Turbo Diesel Auto
•4WD,Satnav, TSS
•Availablefrom27/05/2020
$
50,995
2018 LandCruiserPrado VX
•2.8L Turbo Diesel Auto
•Facelift Model
•Only13,600km
WAS$69,995
NOW $
67,995
2018 HiluxSR5Cruiser4WD
•2.8L Turbo Diesel, auto
•18” alloys, leather
•Satnav,ReverseCamera
$
49,995
$
89,995
NOW $
49,995
$ •4-door,Satnav
77,995
$
•ToyotaSafetySense 46,995
Percival Street,Rangiora • Ph (03) 313-8186any time • www.rangiora.toyota.co.nz
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2016 LandCruiser VX200 Series
•4.5LTwin TurboDiesel Auto
•Leather,8-Seater
•Done 71,850km
2009 LandCruiser 200 Series
•4.5LTurbo-Diesel, V8
WAS$51,995
•8-seater,Satnav
•ClimateAir
2012LandCruiser VX200 Series
•4.5LTwin TurboDiesel Auto
•Leather,Satnav
•Done 95,900km
2019 Ex-Demo Toyota HiaceZX
•2.8L Turbo Diesel Auto
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