Bay Harbour: June 17, 2020

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 2020 

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Redcliffs School 

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with a 1924 Model T Ford which was built in the same year that the 

Four Square brand was established. PHOTOS: GEOFF SLOAN 

• By Jess Gibson 

EASY ACCESS, open space and 

“great service” are some of the 

things customers said they liked 

about the new Four Square in 

Redcliffs. 

The supermarket on Main Rd, 

which was formerly a New World, 

opened on Monday. 

Foodstuffs South Island owns 

both brands and decided to change 

the store after trends showed 

customers’ shopping habits had 

changed. 

• Turn to page 6 


CONCERNS ARE mounting over 

boaties who have been flouting 

rules in Sumner Bay. 

In Canterbury, bylaws are 

regulated by Environment 

Canterbury with recreational 

boating activities overseen by the 

Harbourmaster’s Office. 

Bylaws include the 

requirement to wear personal 

flotation devices such as life 

jackets having someone in 

charge of the 

vessel and 

sticking to 

speed limits, 

among other 

things. 

ECan’s 

navigation 

safety officer 

Gordon 

Gordon McKay 

McKay said since the start 

of alert level 2, the office has 

observed several breaches which 

have “compromised not only 

individuals own safety, but that of 

others on the water.” 

•Turn to page 3 

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WAYNE JONES, owner 

of under-seige Akaroa 

restaurant Bully Hayes, has 

shown what you can do on 

the bounce back. 

When the controversy 

broke last week about Hayes’ 

alleged slave trading, abduction 

and other deeds during 

the 1800s, Jones was put on 

the spot. 

Initially, he told media he 

might think about changing 

the name of the restaurant 

“further down the track” but 

at this stage, it was “not really 

a story”, and he declined 

to comment further. 

Jones must have slept on it, 

because the next day he was 

talking, indicating a change 

of restaurant name and giving 

the public an opportunity to 

have input into that. 

On pages 4 and 5 today we 

find out more about Jones. 

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News 

‘Behaviour like this is idiotic’ 

•From page 1 

He said the bylaws exist to 

ensure the safety of all water 

users and to reduce conflicts 

between the different waterbased 

activities in an area. 

“[They] apply whether you are 

on a lake, river or the sea and 

regardless of whether you are 

swimming, jet skiing, kayaking 

or taking part in any other water 

activities.” 

The Sumner Lifeboat was 

recently called to assist three 

people in an inflatable boat 100m 

off Boulder Bay. 

The engine on the boat 

had stopped and one of the 

occupants was trying to swim 

to shore towing the boat behind 

him – none were wearing 

lifejackets. 

Said Mr McKay: “Behaviour 

like this is idiotic. It puts the 

lives of the people on board 

at risk, and wastes emergency 

services time.” 

Mr McKay said the 

Harbourmaster’s Office has 

observed numerous instances of 

unlawful activity including jet 

skis jumping waves and towing 

in foiling surfboards in reserved 

areas of Sumner Bay. 

“This area is dedicated 

specifically to swimmers, 

windsurfers, sailboarders, 

kitesurfers and the like. 

Power-driven vessels are 

prohibited.” 

He said 10 reports of such 

behaviour are currently 

being looked into by the 

Harbourmaster’s Office. 

“Another issue we are 

concerned about is speed. [It] 

should normally be kept below 

five knots when transiting the 

reserved area to or from the boat 

ramp.” 

Sumner Lifeboat crew member 

Howard Nicholls said people 

need to be aware of safe boating 

guidelines. 

“There’s a reason for the 

regulations, it’s to help make sure 

DANGEROUS: 

Environment 

Canterbury’s 

Harbourmaster’s 

Office has 

observed 

numerous 

instances of 

unlawful activity 

in Sumner Bay, 

including an 

incident where 

Sumner Lifeboat 

was called to 

assist three 

people in an 

inflatable boat 

100m off Boulder 

Bay. 

people stay safe.” 

He said additional to the 

actual bylaws, people should give 

consideration to other things 

that will help improve safety 

like having a cellphone that will 

function if it gets wet and having 

extra navigation measures for 

when it’s dark. 

•For more information 

on the navigation safety 

bylaws, visit https://www. 

ecan.govt.nz/do-it-online/ 

harbourmasters-office/ 

recreational-boating/ 

In Brief 

$2000 TOWARDS VEHICLE 

The Diamond Harbour Volunteer 

Fire Brigade raised more than 

$2000 towards a new four-wheeldrive 

rapid response vehicle by 

selling firewood on Sunday. The 

brigade has now reached about 

$73,000 of the $85,000 needed to 

buy the vehicle, which will help 

get brigade members quickly and 

safely to emergencies in difficult to 

reach locations. 

TECH UPGRADE 

Banks Peninsula is set to get highspeed 

wireless broadband and 

4G mobile phone coverage. The 

rural connection cell site went live 

in Gebbies Valley on Thursday. 

It marks the first stage of a vital 

communications boost for the 

region, along with a second site 

in Birdlings Flat. Rural homes 

and businesses will have access to 

high-speed broadband and mobile 

data, further supported by the 

removal of mobile “blackspots” 

along the southern side of State 

Highway 75. 

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News 

Iconic Bully Hayes moving forward 

Akaroa’s iconic restaurant 

Bully Hayes will be 

renamed after almost 

25 years, following an 

academic’s claims the 

current name honours 

slavery. Jess Gibson talks 

to owner Wayne Jones 

about his business and 

the changes ahead 

How did you come to own 

Bully Hayes? 

We bought the business over 

17 years ago, but it was started 

about 24 years ago. It was an old 

state house on the property and 

part of it still remains which 

is built into the building. Two 

developers built it and ran it as a 

restaurant initially. 

We also bought another 

business that we renamed and 

rebranded about 11 years or so 

ago, L’Escargot Rouge, which we 

set up as a sister business to Bully 

Hayes. Me and my wife, we both 

own the businesses. 

How did the restaurant 

become so popular? 

It’s probably because it’s a place 

that has been here so long. It’s 

been here nearly 25 years now. 

A lot of restaurants come and 

go over a very short period of 

time. Bullys has been one of the 

places that hasn’t. Although it 

initially went through two or 

three owners in the first four or 

five years. 

I’ve been here for 17 and a half 

years nearly, and we’ve sort of 

built a brand around giving good 

customer service, looking after 

people and having good food 

and a great environment. 

What have been some of your 

best memories so far? 

I work pretty much full-time 

hands-on in the kitchen and on 

the premises, and for me, the 

enjoyment is the hospitality. 

I enjoy making people happy 

and talking to people, making 

sure we’re serving good food and 

looking after people. 

There have been lots of highs 

and lows we’ve gone through. 

COSTLY: Bully Hayes owner Wayne Jones said it will cost between $20-$30,000 to rename his 

“heavily branded” restaurant in Akaroa. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

We had a fire next door which 

nearly burnt us down one time. 

We sort of just got ourselves back 

on our feet and then we were hit 

with the first earthquake. 

Then we got ourselves on our 

feet again and we got hit by the 

second earthquake. 

We’ve lived through a lot 

of trials and tribulations over 

the years but we’ve always got 

ourselves through and each time 

we’ve come back stronger. 

My enjoyment comes from 

people coming in and then 

always walking out the door 

saying “thank you very much, we 

greatly enjoyed it.” 

As a restaurant owner that’s 

probably the greatest gratification, 

you could ever receive. 

Why did you feel it was the 

right time to rebrand your 

business? 

The name change is extremely 

disappointing for the majority of 

our followers. 

I mean some are very supportive, 

but the majority are 

very sorry for us to have to go 

through this whole situation. 

But for us, to move forward, 

we’ve got to look at this in a 

positive light and to do that we 

want to put it out there to try and 

make it positive and hopefully 

try and keep everybody happy 

by giving everybody the input to 

looking for a new name. 

We’re not going to lose our 

brand, Bully Hayes, as well. 

That’s very important to us and 

it’s very important to our locals 

and our market. 

I don’t want it to be seen as a 

big back down, I do want it to 

be seen as progress in moving 

forward and changing the name 

is probably a very minor part of 

what we’re going to try and do. 

For us, there’s still the brand 

and what we will do is probably 

tell more of the story. 

In fact, I’ve been contacted by 

a number of actual historians 

and biographers of Bully Hayes, 

and there’s a lot of literature out 

there. 

Some of the most extensive 

work, Joan Druett has put out. 

I got an email yesterday with 

a Niuean Government website 

article about Bully Hayes. It 

was a very long article and very 

well written, it actually debunks 

majority of the things people are 

saying. The majority of those 

things are not true. 

Joan Druett says in her books 

a lot of it is myth, there’s nothing 

confirmed and a lot of it is 

hearsay. The sources that some of 

the stuff is coming from are very 

misleading or not truly accurate. 

While it may be out there 

and people love hearing the 

dramatised version of things and 

they like to hear the blood and 

the gore and everything else, the 

majority of it is not true. 

I think people should be aware 

of that. 

Joan Druett sent a lot of stuff 

to the media and none of that 

has been used because people 

like to hear the dramatised version 

of things. 

When people read it, the ones 

that were more shocked about 

it will actually think a little bit 

more about it – that in fact it isn’t 

as big a story as it’s all been made 

out to be. 

There are a lot of followers of 

what’s been happening who have 

contacted me who are actually 

very disappointed in the way this 

has been portrayed. 

What are some of the best 

names you have received so far? 

I’ve had a number which have 

been based around my name 

because I’m a public figure 

that’s here seven days a week 

(laughs). People have suggested 

the Jonesy’s, Wayne’s World and 

there has also been a number of 

wordplays on the current Bully 

Hayes. 

I’ve had a couple of writers 

ring me and suggest a couple 

of things like Hully Bayes and 

Bully Stays, and also there’s been 

a lot of references to hometown 

heroes, Frank Worsley has been 

one of the noted. 

Also, there’s been references 

to the nautical theme and references 

to the French. There’s been 

a wide list of names that have 

been put out there. 

We’re gonna put it all together 

and we’ll put it out to a large 

group of regulars who are here 

through the week and see what 

their preference is. 

The strongest suggestion that’s 

in the box, by the biggest majority, 

is to keep the name. Also 

by email and Facebook it’s the 

strongest. 

The Facebook post has created 

a massive tirade of views from all 

quarters. 

A big chunk of it is about not 

giving in and a big chunk of it is 

that Bully Hayes is Bully Hayes. 

Regardless, that’s the name 

they know and the name they 

recognise, and it’s the name they 

want to stay. 

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in Wayne’s world 

What will it take to 

rebrand your restaurant? 

Rebranding a restaurant 

is a massive and very expensive 

task. 

It’s not just coming up 

with a name, there’s all the 

design work that comes 

into putting that name into 

something visual, then 

using that visual to create 

what you’re trying to sell to 

somebody. 

I mean we’ve got a massively 

branded environment 

here, so yeah, it’s 

an extremely expensive 

exercise. 

While we might take the 

name part of it over initially, 

it’s going to be gradual, 

because there’s no way 

you can physically spend 

$20-$30,000 in the current 

environment where we are 

struggling to survive. 

What has business been 

like after lockdown? 

We’re sort of just holding 

ground. We are probably at 

about 70 per cent of what 

we would normally be at 

this time of year. 

That’s our problem, we’re 

not trading bad enough 

for subsidies or to get help, 

and we’re not trading good 

enough to make money. So 

it’s a real ‘catch 22’ at the 

moment. 

How long have you lived 

in Akaroa and what do 

you like most about living 

there? 

I actually spent a lot of 

time here as a teenager, I 

had friends who had baches 

in Wainui. 

Then I moved up to 

Wellington and I studied 

hospitality management. 

I ended up working in 

Wellington for 17 to 18 

years and travelling overseas 

working in Europe. 

Then I came back to 

Wellington and worked up 

there for a couple of years 

and decided it was time 

to look at our roots and 

DEBUNKED: Wayne Jones has been contacted by 

several historians who say that many of the claims 

made about Bully Hayes are not true or have been 

over-exaggerated. 

we sort of looked around 

places we’d had an association 

with, and Akaroa 

really appealed. 

It had that nice seaside, 

quiet small-town (vibe) that 

we really enjoyed when we 

worked and lived in France 

for a couple of years. 

So Akaroa was very 

much the logical place. 

We found a business and 

moved here 17 and a half 

years ago, and we haven’t 

moved since. 

My wife, Joanna and I 

also wanted to find a nice 

environment to have our 

family and bring them 

up, and Akaroa has really 

proved to be the perfect 

place for that. 

What do you do when 

you’re not working? 

I have three boys who 

are all at Boys’ High in 

Christchurch. 

My time off is usually in 

the winter, and with winter 

sports I enjoy spending 

time with the kids and 

their rugby and sporting 

endeavours in Christchurch. 

That, and skiing with the 

family. Every year we go 

away for a week or two and 

that’s usually my breakaway. 

Other than that my 

time is pretty much based 

around the business. It 

is very much a hands-on 

business if you want to 

be successful and make it 

work and keep going. 

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dinner with at your 

restaurant, who would 

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Graham Henry would 

stand out to be one. 

We actually did a rugby 

club fundraiser dinner last 

year and he was a guest 

speaker. 

I had a chat with him 

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“wealth of knowledge” sort 

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Peter Gordon would be 

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His knowledge and creativity 

in using New Zealand 

as a sounding block for 

putting food out around the 

world - he’s pretty much the 

one man who’s conquered it 

in my mind. 

And I think Richie 

McCaw. I’ve had a strong 

background in rugby, 

following and playing it 

through the years. 

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Your Local Views 

Readers respond to 

the design for the new 

Lyttelton Musuem 

Brian Saunders – It 

appears the architect has tried 

to reflect the harbour basin 

mountains especially the Mt 

Herbert / Mt Evans area in 

the design. This may look 

good in a rural setting but does 

nothing to add to the character, 

and feel of the existing town 

buildings. 

Even after the loss of 

significant buildings from 

London St, Lyttelton has 

character. I feel the new 

museum building along with 

the massive complex earmarked 

for the Collett’s Corner site will 

alter forever the essence of our 

town. 

A visual design with a 

Victorian look would be much 

more in keeping. 

If the museum people go 

with the metallic look maybe it 

should be more in keeping with 

the nautical theme. Is the design 

suppose to be the hull of a ship? 

It’s hard to tell from the photo 

what the architect is trying to 

convey? 

Brian Johnston – I am 

somewhat shocked. It looks like 

a foundry. 

Jammed in between two 

buildings does not help. 

I suggest the new museum 

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have an opinion on a local 

issue? Email your views to 

jess.gibson@starmedia.kiwi 

should be on a standalone 

site. Space and maybe the odd 

outside exhibit. 

I am more inclined to a 

modern art deco look. A bit of 

yesterday and at the same time 

a modern look. 

Fay and John Jeffery 

– I am writing to show my 

displeasure at the design concept 

of the proposed Lyttelton 

museum building. 

It will definitely not fit in with 

the other buildings in Lyttelton 

with that design concept it will 

look like a heap of rusty junk, a 

blight on the landscape. 

A reader respond to calls 

for safety improvements at 

the Coastal Cliffs walkway 

in Church Bay where April 

Morel fell to her death in 

March. 

Richard Smith – There’s no 

way council’s stretched budget 

should be used for this, although 

the accident is terribly traumatic 

for the family and friends, we 

have to accept responsibility for 

our actions, take appropriate care 

and acknowledge the conditions, 

especially relevant as it says she 

was familiar with the track. 

Dyers Rd is the same, many 

thousands have safely negotiated 

this road for years, if you drive 

off the edge it’s your own fault, 

unless, of course, someone 

crashes into you. The council 

shouldn’t be spending on this 

either. 

•From page 1 

Residents had been using 

the store to top up the grocery 

shopping they do at other 

supermarkets, and it became 

unsustainable for it to remain as 

a New World. 

Some customers were frustrated 

when Foodstuffs South Island 

said they had plans to rebrand 

to a Four Square in March, and 

there was also negative reaction 

when it was announced 19 jobs 

would be affected by the transition. 

But supermarket operator 

Heath de Garnham said the 

feedback has been “pretty good” 

since reopening. 

He said adjusting the store’s 

layout took about one month 

and rebranding took a week – 

his favourite part was the new 

SELECTION: 

Sam 

Timbrell 

(left) and 

Ben Davie 

shopping 

at the new 

Redcliffs 

Four Square. 

PHOTO: 

GEOFF 

SLOAN 

Feedback ‘pretty good’ 

community sit-down area at the 

entrance. 

“It’s about making it their 

store.” 

Richmond Hill resident Craig 

Hawtin said the new Four 

Square was “brilliant,” and he 

particularly liked the easy access. 

He shopped at New World 

“every second day” and plans on 

remaining a regular customer. 

In spite of the prices going 

up by a couple of dollars, he 

didn’t mind because of the great 

service. 

Sam Timbrell and Ben Davie 

were shopping together at the 

new store when it opened on 

Monday. 

Mr Timbrell said the new 

entrance has “opened up quite 

well.’’ 

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Redcliffs School rejoins its community 

After nine 

long years, 

having 

schooled 

an entire of 

generation 

of children 

outside of their home 

suburb, Te Raekura/ 

Redcliffs School principal 

Rose McInerney reflects 

on the school’s pending 

return home on Monday 

WHEN WE first moved offsite 

back in 2011, it was a temporary 

move. We thought a few months, 

perhaps a year at the most. None 

of us could have possibly imagined 

the road that lay ahead. 

It is with immense relief that 

can we now put that journey 

behind us, moving into our 

wonderful new school with a renewed 

sense of energy. The sense 

of both excitement and relief in 

the community is palpable. 

This community spirit is 

something we’ve witnessed 

throughout our time away. We’ve 

never been disconnected from 

Redcliffs, and we have had such 

enormous support from our 

community. 

So many of you have helped us. 

Whether it’s been by marching 

alongside us to show the Minister 

how we all felt, writing letters or 

LONG JOURNEY: (From right) Redcliffs School’s former principal 

Kim Alexander and principal Rose McInerney stand outside the 

new campus with Board of Trustees members who have been 

involved since the Canterbury earthquakes. 

PHOTO: FORGET ME NOT PHOTOGRAPHY 

postcards to politicians, signing 

our petition, donating to help with 

our legal fees and other expenses, 

sending those emails, texts and 

care packages – your help has 

meant so much. Thank you. 

Our return is down to the 

tenacity and doggedness of 

many, many wonderful people, 

volunteering your time and 

playing an integral part. It has 

all been worthwhile – it will really 

be something special to see 

Redcliffs children again making 

their way to and from school 

along our streets. 

Te Raekura Redcliffs School 

We will be opening under our 

new name, Te Raekura Redcliffs 

School. Our name translates 

literally to ‘The Red Cliffs”, and 

reflects the red, glowing headlands 

that were an important feature for 

Ngāi Tahu when returning from 

sea. The name, along with many 

others we are already using across 

the school, was gifted to the school 

by Mātauraka Mahaanui, an 

organisation established to include 

Māori and Ngāi Tahu content in 

Christchurch’s rebuilt schools after 

the earthquakes. 

Redcliffs steadily rebuilds 

In February 2011, we had a roll 

of just over 400 children. Many 

of these families left Redcliffs 

while their homes were being 

rebuilt, and others moved away 

for a range of reasons. 

We’ve seen steady roll growth 

since our return to the suburb 

was guaranteed, and I’m pleased 

to say that Te Raekura Redcliffs 

School will open with a first 

day roll of 210 pupils. Our new 

school has been built for 300 

children, and we have a masterplan 

for growth to 400. 

A lasting legacy 

As a tribute to the school he 

was so closely involved in saving, 

former Board of Trustees member 

Mark Robberds has crafted a 

stone wall at the school entrance. 

We are so grateful to Mark for 

all he did to support the school’s 

return. His wall represents the 

legacy of a succession of board 

members, school staff, and the 

wider school community, who 

worked tirelessly to ensure Redcliffs 

retained its primary school. 

Celebrating our return 

The children’s first day of 

school is on Monday. As our 

move back to Redcliffs draws 

near, we have been planning how 

we will celebrate our return and 

officially open our wonderful 

new school. 

Next Thursday, the school 

will be officially opened by 

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, 

with entertainment by Redcliffs 

students (and supported by 

Dave Dobbyn!). Given the 

capacity of our new hall, this 

event will be for invited guests. 

We know many more in our 

community would love to 

take part. We will be live streaming 

the event to our Facebook 

page, which you can follow – it’s 

called ‘Support Redcliffs School’. 

Redcliffs School open days 

We warmly invite you to book a 

place for a tour of the new school 

during one of our four open days. 

They will all be held at 2pm 

on July 2, July 19, July 31 and 

August 2. 

Numbers are limited, and 

open day bookings are required 

by phoning or emailing the 

school office with subject title 

‘Open Day’ and the date you 

wish to attend. Email: office@ 

redcliffs.school.nz or phone 

384 3853. 

An enormous thank you to 

our community, from us all, 

for your support over these 

past nine years. I know that the 

smiles on the children’s faces on 

Monday morning will make it all 

worthwhile. 

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ADVERTORIAL 

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Open 8am to 8pm, 7 days a week 

Four Square opened its doors in 

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had a really warm welcome from 

the community,” says Heath de 

Garnham, operator of the store, 

“we know our transition to a Four 

Square has been a change, so 

it was extremely heartening to 

see many familiar faces here on 

opening day. Locals came in to 

check out the store, have a yarn 

and many said how impressed 

they were with what we’d done 

with the place.” he added. 

With a great grocery offer, 

barista coffee and ‘Food to Go’ 

options, plus an incredible range 

of boutique beers, wines and 

ciders, the team are absolutely 

raring to go “we’ve opened with 

some very sharp opening specials 

and we have a huge amount to 

offer,” says Heath “we’re really 

excited about being the go-to 

supermarket for the community 

and we’ve all got our listening ears 

on for suggestions of how we can 

tailor our offer to the locality even 

more.” 

Hundreds of specials run for two 

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can view all the current specials 

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plus a selection will regularly 

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News 


CHRISTCHURCH City 

Mission’s food bank is now $3400 

better off thanks to fundraising 

by Ferrymead Lions Club. 

A cheque was presented to 

Christchurch City Missioner 

Matthew Mark on Wednesday, 

the money was raised through 

pea straw sales in Redcliffs in 

Sumner last month. 

Club member Bill Newsom 

said the events were very successful 

as it sold more than 900 bales 

of pea straw, 250 bags of compost 

and “a lot” of Nitrophoska fertiliser. 

“I would like to thank the 

Mt Pleasant, Redcliffs, Sumner, 

and Scarborough community 

for supporting the [club]. 

Everyone must have been busy 

SUCCESSFUL: 

Ferrymead 

Lions Club sold 

more than 900 

bales of pea 

straw, 250 bags 

of compost 

and a lot of 

Nitrophoska 

fertiliser bags 

at fundraiser 

events in 

Redcliffs and 

Sumner last 

month. 

$3400 for mission 

in their gardens during 

lockdown. 

“We enjoy doing projects like 

this where we can give money to 

good causes.” 

Mr Mark said the mission has 

seen an “unprecedented increase” 

in demand for services, particularly 

its food bank. 

“When we’ve got a community 

group like the Lions who have 

proactively gone out and done 

some incredible work for us in 

the community to raise funds for 

us we feel incredibly grateful.” 

•If anyone would like to help 

the club with future projects 

or would like to find out 

more about being a member, 

phone Mr Newsom on 384 

9130 or Rosemary Lory on 

326 6333. 

THE FANTAIL is surely one 

of the most well known and 

loved birds. Who does not enjoy 

watching this tiny bird with its 

distinctive fanned tail, happy 

chattering and curiosity causing 

it to come within arm’s reach? 

You may have even been lucky 

enough to have seen a black 

fantail, which only make up five 

per cent of the fantails. Don’t let 

them scare you when you do see 

one, it really is only a myth when 

you hear that they are harbingers 

of bad luck. 

Both male and female share 

the task of incubating the eggs 

but as soon as they hatch the female 

will leave it up to the male 

to feed the chicks, as she will 

leave to start building another 

nest for the next clutch of eggs. 

When the chicks from the 

first nest can fend for themselves 

the male will find her and share 

incubation, followed by feeding 

the chicks and so on and so on. 

They can nest up to four times 

every season. 

Note that the male will need to 

feed the chicks every 10min, so 

he is kept super busy doing this 

feeding by himself. Those nests 

by the way are super-soft, comfy 

and cleverly constructed using 

BIRDS OF THE ESTUARY 

Tanya Jenkins is the manager of the Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust, a 

non-profit organisation formed in 2002 to protect one of New Zealand’s most 

important coastal wetlands. Each week she introduces a new bird found in the 

estuary. Her column aims to raise the understanding of the values and uniqueness 

of the area. 

Harsh weather not kind to fantail 

DELICATE: The fantail does not cope very well in harsh winters 

as, being so small and fragile, they can not survive harsh frosts. 

PHOTO: CLIVE COLLINS 

moss, rotten wood fibres, hair, 

dried grass and woven together 

with cobwebs. 

The fantail does not cope 

very well in harsh winters as 

unfortunately, being so small 

and fragile they can not survive 

harsh frosts. For this reason, 

don’t be surprised if on a frosty 

day you open your woodshed 

or garage to find fantails 

sheltering from the cold. 

How can we help the fantail to 

thrive? Controlling rats in your 

garden as they are the key predator 

of the fantail. 

During winter hang or place 

a shallow bowl in a tree with 

sugary water to give them extra 

energy. As they only eat insects 

they will not feed from your 

birdseed feeder. 

What’s your view on: 

A proposal to modify the 

resource consent process 

for work on the reinstatement 

of Christ Church Cathedral 

The resource consent process can be modified under the 

Christ Church Cathedral Reinstatement Act 2017 (the Act) 

by an Order in Council (Order) made by the Governor-General. 

Before a final decision is made to recommend the proposed 

Order to the Governor-General, the Act requires it to be 

tested robustly. This includes seeking your feedback on 

an explanation document that sets out: 

• an explanation of what the proposal is intended to achieve; 

• a description of the proposed effect of the Order; and 

• an explanation of why the Minister considers that the Order 

is necessary or desirable for the purpose of the Act. 

Let us know your views on the explanation document 

The document can be viewed and written comment made online 

at www.dpmc.govt.nz/cathedraloic 

Also, they are available on request from Christchurch City Council 

service centres and libraries and the main office of Selwyn and 

Waimakariri District Councils during normal business hours. 

Anyone can make a written comment but they must 

be received by: 5pm Monday, 22 June 2020. 

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Knox, co-owner. “The intent for 

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Email jess.gibson@starmedia.kiwi by 

5pm each Wednesday 

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Monday, 11am and 1.30pm, 

Wednesdays, 9am and Friday, 

11am. 

People over 65 can get back 

to exercising and enjoying the 

camaraderie while maintaining 

a safe distance. Classes focus 

on the key factors that allow 

this age group to maintain their 

independence, strength and 

mobility. For details, phone Kris 

on 021 262 8886. 

Redcliff’s Bowling Club, 9 James 

St 

Mt Pleasant Farmers’ Market 

Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm 

The community-owned 

market brings you wonderful, 

locally grown food every 

Saturday. For more information, 

phone co-ordinator, Di, on 020 

4195 4639. 

3 McCormacks Bay Rd, Mt 

Pleasant 

Lyttelton Farmers’ Market 

Saturday, 10am-1pm 

Nearly all stallholders will be 

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Trades & Services 

DIRTY TILES 

& GROUT? 

Our unique restoration 

processes will make your 

tiled areas look NEW again! 

We specialise in professional 

cost effective solutions for 

all your tile & grout issues. 

• Tiled shower makeovers 

• Re-colouring old grout 

• Mouldy silicone replacement 

• Professional tile/grout 

cleaning, sealing & repairs 

Call today for a FREE quote on 0800 882 772 

or email darryl.p@theprogroup.co.nz 

MASTER ELECTRICIANS 

We are a locally based electrical company, covering all 

Christchurch Areas, including Lyttleton, Sumner & the Bays areas. 

Standard Christchurch travel rates apply 

Specializing in Residential, Commercial & Industrial 

NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL 

0274 340 529 | www.macefield.co.nz 

Landscape 

and Garden 

Services 

Need help with 

your garden? 

We provide a quality 

service for all your 

Garden Maintenance 

(hedges, lawns, 

line trimming, weeding) 

and Landscaping needs, 

(fencing, paths, drives, 

retaining and earthworks). 

Ph 021 272 0303 

ELECTRICIAN 

Andrew Martin Electrical. 

25 years experience. 

Specialize in home 

renovations, repairs and 

maintenance. Call Andrew 

0274 331 183 

HANDYMAN 

& RENOVATIONS 

Call Mt Pleasant Home 

Maintenance 022 475 

8227 

AWSOM ROOFS 

24/7 

MOSS 

TREATMENT 

ROOFS $300 

• Oamaru StOne 

• Driveway 

• PathS 

• hOuSe 

• General exterior 

wash Down 

• tidy up 

Ph: 027 561 4629 

Kevin 

PAINTING SERVICES 

Mature, reliable, 

conscientious & 

experienced, reasonable 

rates, no job too small! 

Call Ron 027 434-1400 

STONEMASON 

Feature work, walls, 

paving, drystone walls, 

& repairs. One man team 

ideal for small/medium 

size jobs. Keeping the 

locals happy for 25 years. 

Ph Tim Williams 027 714 

5402 

STONEMASON 

BRICK 

& 

BLOCKLAYER, 

Earthquake Repairs, Grind 

Out & Repoint, River/ 

Oamaru stone, Schist, 

Volcanic Rock, Paving, 

all Alterations new & old, 

Quality Workmanship, 

visit www.featureworks. 

co.nz or ph 027 601-3145 

STONEMASON 

BRICK 

& 

BLOCKLAYER, 

Earthquake Repairs, Grind 

Out & Repoint, River/ 

Oamaru stone, Schist, 

Volcanic Rock, Paving, 

all Alterations new & old, 

Quality Workmanship, 

visit www.featureworks. 

co.nz or ph 027 601-3145 

Gardening 

& Supplies 

GARDENER Need your 

home or commercial 

garden tidied up or 

renovated or require long 

term assistance. Phone 

Ruth 326 6663 or 021 272 

0303 

Wanted To Buy 

AAA Buying goods 

quality furniture, beds, 

stoves, washing machines, 

fridge freezers. Same day 

service. Selwyn Dealers. 

Phone 980 5812 or 027 

313 8156 

Public Notices 

SUMNER 

REDCLIFFS 

RSA INC. 

NOTICE OF 

2020 AGM 

Redcliffs/ 

Mt Pleasant 

Bowling Club 

9 James St, Redcliffs 

Sun 12th July 2020 

10.30am 

Petrina Herring 

Secretary/Treasurer 

ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS HERE 

Phone for further details 

(03) 379 1100


BAY HARBOUR 


AFFORDABLE 

FURNITURE. 

ALL DAY, 

EVERYDAY. 

OPENING THIS SATURDAY 

FEATURING THE PALMA COLLECTION 

WE’RE HERE & WE’RE LOCAL 

After years of trading as a franchise, we’ve branched out so we can bring you the best furniture in the New Zealand 

market, at a more affordable price. Come and find us in the old Target building, on the corner of Blenheim & Curletts Road, 

Sockburn. Or visit our website to find out more about us. 

Finance Offer: Twelve months 

payment holiday using qCard 

WWW.BOTANICAFURNITURE.CO.NZ 0800 268 264

Bay Harbour: June 17, 2020

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