Bay Harbour: October 07, 2020

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2020 

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Lights, camera, action for Davids 

ROLL CAMERA: Linwood-Central-Heathcote Community Board chairwoman Alexandra Davids will star in Charity 

Global TV’s show Adventure All Stars. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

• By Louis Day 

LOCAL BODY politician 

Alexandra Davids has been cast 

for a “groundbreaking travel 

show” on television. 

The Linwood-Central- 

Heathcote Community Board 

chairwoman will feature in 

Charity Global TV’s show 

Adventure All Stars. 

The show will take Davids 

away to a secret location for six 

days where she will be tasked 

with performing a range of 

adventure-based challenges 

in a bid to raise money for 

her chosen charity, Keep New 

Zealand Beautiful, of which she 

is the chairwoman. 

All proceeds made from the 

show are donated to charities 

across the world, including 

Keep New Zealand Beautiful. 

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Feature Listings... 

Sumner & Mt Pleasant 

Diabetes 

to benefit 

from 

Lions club 

fundraiser 

• By Avneesh Vincent 

THE FERRYMEAD Lions Club 

had its biggest garage sale yet, 

raising more than $2500 on 

Saturday. 

More than 600 of the 1000 

items ranging from kitchenware, 

exercise bikes to old music records 

were sold, said club president 

Bernie Godden. 

The amount raised was nearly 

three times more than at the 

inaugural sale two years ago at 

the Mt Pleasant Yacht Club. The 

garage sale, this year, was held at 

Ferrymead Heritage Park. 

Godden said that the change in 

venue was due to a lack of storage 

and also the current venue was 

more convenient as it is the home 

of the club. 

Most of the items sold were 

priced under $50. However, an 

antique table lamp sold for $100, 

while a large cupboard-sized iron 

gate and an original record turntable, 

sold for $50 each, among a 

few other collections. 

Said Godden: “About 100 people 

came in and bought something, 

spending $20 on an average.” 

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Sumner Silver Band 

Thursday, 7-9pm 

Redcliffs Bowling Club, James St 

If you are interested in joining (instruments 

supplied) or just listening 

to a traditional brass band, then go 

along to our rehearsals. Phone Peter 

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Tuesday, 9.30am, Saturday, 

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Wastewater discharge views to be discussed 

OPTIONS ON how Akaroa’s 

wastewater should be discharged 

are being discussed next week. 

The Akaroa treated wastewater 

options hearings panel will start 

hearing oral submissions on 

Monday. 

The city council sought submissions 

on the project over four 

weeks in July and August. 

Four options for dealing with 

highly treated wastewater from 

Akaroa were presented for 

feedback – 

three where 

the treated 

wastewater 

would be used 

to irrigate 

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and one where 

it would be 

piped out 

into the midharbour 

through a new outfall. 

At the close of consultation 

341 submissions had been 

received from individuals, 

organisations and businesses, 

with 83 asking to speak at the 

hearings. 

The hearings panel comprises 

six elected members – city 

councillors Pauline Cotter, 

Aaron Keown, Mike Davidson, 

and Sara Templeton, and Banks 

Peninsula Community Board 

CONSULTATION: Options on how Akaroa’s wastewater should be discharged are being 

discussed from Monday. 

PHOTO: NEWSLINE 

members Nigel Harrison and 

Tori Peden. 

Hearings will be held in 

Akaroa and Christchurch and 

are open to the public. 

Submitters were asked five 

questions. The two most pertinent 

were whether they favoured 

highly treated wastewater 

being discharged to land or to 

the harbour, and then, if the 

mayor and councillors decide it 

should go to land, which of three 

locations would the submitter 

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Bay, Takamātua and Hammond 

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Pillar. 

A harbour discharge was supported 

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by 107 submitters. Another 55 

submitters did not indicate a 

preference. 

Submissions supporting a 

new harbour outfall included 

comments on themes relating 

to: leaking and damaged pipes 

needing to be fixed first, the 

harbour being the only safe 

and feasible option, extending 

the outfall beyond the heads, 

treating the wastewater to an 

even higher level and a harbour 

outfall representing best value 

for ratepayers. 

Submissions supporting land 

disposal included comments on 

themes relating to the importance 

of protecting the harbour, 

biodiversity, community education, 

climate change. 

Submitters were asked to give 

their first, second and third 

preference for the land-based 

locations. 

The inner bays option was 

the most preferred, with 92 

submitters ranking it their first 

choice. 

Forty-six submitters ranked 

Goughs Bay as first choice and 

29 submitters preferred Pompeys 

Pillar. Many submitters (166) did 

not indicate a location preference. 

Cty council staff will 

recommend that highly treated 

wastewater should be discharged 

to land, with the preferred 

location being the inner bays. 

Staff also sought feedback 

from submitters on the use of 

highly treated wastewater in its 

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by 46, with the remaining 48 not 

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Submitters were also asked 

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The Christchurch Foundation: An 

A review into the 

annual contribution 

of up to $600,000 

from ratepayers to 

the Christchurch 

Foundation is currently 

under way. Some see 

the funding as an 

inappropriate use of 

public money, others 

see it as an investment 

into the city’s future. 

Louis Day finds out 

more about the 

foundation 

CHRISTCHURCH Foundation 

chief executive Amy Carter 

describes the organisation’s 

inception as “an earthquake 

story.” 

After millions of dollars were 

sent to Christchurch from across 

the globe in the aftermath of the 

devastating earthquake sequence, 

it became apparent there was a 

need for a more “strategic approach 

to philanthropy.” 

A mayoral fund and Government 

initiative were launched to 

take on the outpouring of support, 

but neither were developed 

with a long-term view. 

This led to the Canterbury 

Earthquake Recovery Authority 

investigating various charitable 

models that could look to attract 

and mediate philanthropic donations 

to Christchurch centred 

causes. 

It eventually left the responsibility 

to set up such an entity 

with the city council. In 2016, 

the city council approved the establishment 

of the Christchurch 

Foundation and the following 

year it became a registered charity, 

intended to act as a vehicle for 

philanthropy into the city. 

The city council agreed to 

contribute up to $600,000 a year 

towards the foundation for six 

years, subject to a review which 

is now being conducted by an 

independent supplier. The review 

will give the city council the ability 

to terminate, alter or continue 

with the current agreement. 

Councillors are expected to make 

a decision before Christmas. 

Readers of The Star have expressed 

their concern with 

the city council’s contribution 

to the foundation, seeing it as an 

inappropriate use of ratepayer 

money. 

However, Mayor Lianne 

FUTURE 

FOCUS: 

Christchurch 

Foundation 

chief executive 

Amy Carter 

believes the 

contribution 

from ratepayers 

into the 

foundation 

is a smart 

investment into 

the future of 

the city. 

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Dalziel, who is also a member of 

the foundation’s board, believed 

ratepayers should be “incredibly 

proud” of the contribution they 

have made to the foundation. 

“People can look at dollar 

and cents and say that is a lot of 

money if they don’t know what 

the return is, but the return will 

keep coming for many generations,” 

she said. 

Carter also believed the contribution 

from ratepayers was a 

“smart investment in the future 

of Christchurch.” 

She thought the contributions 

of ratepayers would play a big 

role in helping to fulfil the foundation’s 

ambitions to support 

local causes for at least a century. 

The foundation is working 

towards being fully financially 

independent from the city council 

by 2023 and has suggested a 

gradual reduction in operational 

funding from the council until 

then, Carter said. 

She said Christchurch’s 

response to the March 15 terror 

attacks really put the city on the 

map and had launched the foundation 

10 years ahead of schedule 

in terms of building connections 

across the globe, assisting in its 

endeavour for financial independence 

from the city council. 

Last year, the foundation held 

an event in London marking the 

launch of its United Kingdom 

branch, it is currently working 

through setting one up in the 

United States. It is hoped these 

branches will attract further 

donations from overseas. 

“We hosted an event up there 

[London], beginning to build 

our database of ex-pats. But we 

also spoke with people like The 

Rockefeller Foundation, we met 

with the Premier League and the 

Cricket League looking for opportunities 

for collaboration and 

March 15 opened those doors for 

us,” she said. 

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earthquake story 

“It [March 15] slingshot us forward 

The report also showed she pandemic. 

10 years in terms of build- 

received a bonus of $35,000 over However, instead of focusing 

ing relationships which is really the 2018/2019 financial year, on the money being given to the 

important for gifting. You don’t something Carter said was no foundation from the city council, 

hit someone up for $1 million longer happening. 

Carter thought it was important 

when you are having a cup of tea “I have removed the bonus for ratepayers to ask themselves 

with them, so it is a long game, component because it seemed to if the foundation provided them 

not a short game, you have to upset people whereas the intention 

with a good return on invest- 

build trust. That is what has been 

of having a bonus was to put ment. She thought it did. 

so impressive with the council’s KPIs on me that meant I had to The first gift the foundation 

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While Carter was unwilling to 

disclose her current salary, the 

most recent annual report from 

the foundation shows that she 

was paid $214,078 during the 

2018/2019 financial year. 

However, her salary will 

become public when the foundation’s 

annual report for the previous 

financial year is released in 

the next few months. 

Strategic Pay chief executive 

John McGill said the salaries of 

charity chief executives across the 

country can range widely from 

well below to well above $100,000 

a year. 

Carter said she had since 

taken a voluntary reduction 

to her salary which was now 

“significantly less” than the figure 

recorded within the foundation’s 

most recent annual report. 

working for one of the big charities 

in a senior leadership role. 

“I don’t want to sound tripe 

because I know I am incredibly 

honoured. But not everyone 

could do this job. 

“I have a unique set of skill 

sets and while I am certainly 

not irreplaceable by any way of 

means you need someone pretty 

senior with some good runs on 

the board to negotiate deals with 

some of New Zealand’s biggest 

entities and to hold their own in 

conversation with global foundations 

and various sophisticated 

donors. 

“It is not a $50,000 a year job, 

that is just the reality.” 

The foundation also took a 10 

per cent reduction in the donation 

it receives from the council 

this year in response to the 

generated from donations made 

by TSB, Southbase and Spark. 

The foundation also received 

18,000 different donations within 

the first 24 hours of the devastating 

March 15 terror attacks 

taking place. Overall, more than 

$12 million has been raised in 

response to the shootings so far. 

More than $9 million has been 

distributed in total with $3,570,000 

being given to the next of kin of 

victims, $1 million to the bullet injured, 

$1.2 million to children and 

widows of victims, $415,000 dished 

out from the medical support 

fund, $470,000 handed out from 

the community support fund and 

an additional $615,000 has been 

administered to those financially 

burdened by the attacks through 

the hardship fund. 

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‘We planted 3000 trees’ 

•From page 5 

An education fund has also 

been set up, a long-term legacy 

which will support 108 children 

with tertiary education and training. 

Al Noor Mosque Imam Gamal 

Fouda said the foundation had 

played a “crucial” role in helping 

the Muslim community recover 

from last year’s attacks. 

Former city councillor Raf 

Manji played a leading role in 

the foundation’s response to 

the attacks, spearheading its 

engagement with the Muslim 

community over a three month 

period which shaped its distribution 

model. 

More recently, the foundation 

has worked alongside Meridian 

energy in moving towards creating 

a tui corridor throughout 

Christchurch. 

A corridor of tui tucker plants, 

a tui favourite, will be planted 

across Christchurch to encourage 

the bird back into the city. 

Carter said Meridian Energy 

came to the foundation wanting 

to contribute to the environmental 

aspect of the city, so she came 

up with the idea of a tui corridor. 

“That was my idea, I pitched it 

to 

them [Meridian], they went yeah, 

we would love to do it so we 

planted 3000 trees on city council 

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Foundation and Sustainable Coastlines, Meridian Energy 

hosted its first planting day last week at the Christchurch 

Adventure Park as it looks to create a Tui corridor through 

the city. 

land on Friday [last week].” 

This is an example of the 

foundation’s “project funding” 

approach. 

The second approach it employs 

in facilitating acts of philanthropy 

in the city is a strategy Carter 

labelled as “pass-through giving.” 

“Like the gift to Turanga, we 

bring the money in and pass it 

straight on to the beneficiary of 

the donor’s choice. We have also 

done that for other things in the 

city like SCAPE [public art] and 

the Christchurch Symphony 

Orchestra.” 

The third approach is endowment 

funding. This involves 

donors giving capital to the 

charity which it then invests and 

distributes the profits of to the 

donor’s cause of choice. 

This multi-faceted approach 

from the charity has caught the 

eye of Susan Dolton, who will be 

studying the charity as part of 

a Winston Churchill Memorial 

Trust Fellowship grant into the 

research of strategies in disaster 

grant-making. 

Open day at tennis club 

THE REDCLIFFS Tennis 

Club will hold its annual 

open day on Saturday between 

1-4pm. 

The event will be postponed 

• From page 1 

He said it took more than a 

dozen members and a week to 

unload and display the items 

which were donations from the 

club members and the general 

public. 

The proceeds of the sale would 

to Sunday if the weather is not 

suitable. 

There will be several 

giveaways, prizes, and lolly 

scrambles. 

VALUE: Some of the items at the Lions club fundraiser. 

Items donated from public 

go to Christchurch Diabetes, 

one of the causes supported by 

the Lions Club International 

Foundation. 

“The unsold items would 

most probably be used for next 

year’s sale, hopefully,” Godden 

said. 

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News 

Positive music album proving popular 

• By Bea Gooding 

MICHAL BUSH has always had 

a passion for connecting with 

children through the world of 

music. 

The mother of three has now 

become a hit on YouTube, with 

her song Kindness is Free, stacking 

up more 

than 40,000 

views. 

The positive 

song, which 

came out in 

2019, helped 

Michal Bush 

her and other 

parents talk to 

their children about the March 

15 mosque attacks and the importance 

of kindness. 

To help families take a break 

from the “overwhelming” 

anxieties of the world during 

Covid-19, Bush created Can You 

Make Music? – a new, 15-track 

children’s music album with an 

overarching theme of well-being. 

Bush said the album was 

recorded during the lockdown 

and took three to four months 

to complete, with the help of a 

funding grant from Creative 

New Zealand. 

“Music is an incredible tool for 

heavy issues. I think the world 

is so overwhelming, and as a 

parent and teacher, it’s a heavy 

POPULAR: Michal Bush’s new children’s music album, Can You Make Music?, helps kids 

deal with tough issues in the wake of Covid-19 through music. PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

responsibility to take the anxiety 

out of the world to protect your 

kids,” she said. 

“So this is using music in a 

positive way to help children focus 

on the goodness in the world, 

and as parents, it helps you to 

take a deep breath, have fun, and 

see that life is beautiful.” 

Bush has always loved music 

and has been songwriting since 

she was a child. She started 

focusing on children’s music for 

the last eight years following the 

birth of her daughter. 

Ever since, she has performed 

in numerous early childhood 

centres, pre-schools, trusts and 

online to develop children’s interest 

in singing and rhythm with 

her Music with Michal Club. 

“It’s [music] so much a part 

of who I am, how I process the 

world, how I get my thoughts out 

and how I connect with other 

people,” she said. 

“I’m so drawn to children’s 

music because I love the wonder 

and awe of it, it’s the best job 

ever. Children are such a wonderful 

audience, they come with 

so much joy.” 

Her songs have been used as a 

resource by teachers and parents 

across the country. Her children 

were a “big” part of the process 

having heard the album through 

its different stages of completion 

and also sang in a few songs. 

Said Bush: “Thanks to the 

grant from Creative NZ, I was 

able to hire my friends who are 

amazing producers to help produce 

the album, which we made 

from our own homes. It was a 

very cool process. 

“The album brings joy and 

connection between parent 

and child, which celebrates 

the childlike point of view of 

the world, sparks creativity in 

children and helps parents feel 

like kids again.” 

•The Can You Make 

Music? album was 

released last month and 

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politician to 

appear in 

travel show 

• From page 1 

Davids said she was approached 

to feature on the show by 

producers after the charity was 

picked as one of the recipients of 

the show’s proceeds. 

Davids said the producers 

looked through her social media 

and thought she would be 

“entertaining.” 

She said she was hoping to 

raise awareness about Keep New 

Zealand Beautiful by participating 

in the show. 

“For me, it is getting that 

exposure for the organisation. 

“We are obviously a well-known 

charity in New Zealand but it is 

always about keeping the charity 

current. 

“The real goal is really about 

getting more people involved in 

cleaning up New Zealand.” 

Davids is no stranger to the 

camera. She drew public attention 

in 2013 when several “glamour 

shots” of the at the time 27-yearold 

appeared across mainstream 

media. 

This coincided with several 

of her election billboards being 

stolen throughout her campaign. 

Something which she said at the 

time left her “a bit freaked out.” 

DENIS O’ROURKE 

Candidate, Banks Peninsula 

Resident of Port Hills for 50 years 

Ex-Christchurch City Councillor (15 years) and New 

Zealand First MP (6years). Long career in law, business, 

and serving on boards of Crown agencies. 

My vision for New Zealand: 

•Clean, healthy and supportive environment. 

•Disciplined, fair, and caring community. 

•Prosperous, inclusive and resilient economy. 

My Priorities: 

•GST off all staple food to help low income families. 

•Environmental sustainability, especially water, waste and 

recycling – current chairperson of the Central Plains Water Trust 

and former chairman of the Recovered Materials Foundation. 

•Practical consensus based climate change policies. 

•Housing assistance for first home buyers and second-chancers 

into home ownership. 

•Government investment in new employment rich sustainable 

industries, the arts film and entertainment, and especially in new 

technology industries. 

•Strong border security with all returnees paying their fair share. 

•Stronger regional economies through the Provincial Growth 

Fund. 

•Targeted government assistance for the development of small 

and medium businesses. 

•An immigration policy strictly targeted to genuine labour and 

skills shortages. 

•Always looking after the elderly and all vulnerable groups. 

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As the German army occupies their beloved city, the sisters are tested 

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News 

Planting trees helps transform hill 

THE OWNER of a 4ha slice of 

paradise overlooking the city has 

been working to transform the 

area into a valuable recreational 

asset for the community. 

In the past three years, Christoph 

Schacherer has worked with 

friends, neighbours, volunteers, 

and the wider community to 

plant more than 2000 native 

trees, shrubs and flaxes. 

Plant species such as tōtara, 

mānuka, kānuka, and toetoe, 

now span 1.2ha of his hill block 

in Huntsbury Gully. 

Schacherer has owned the 

property for around 25 years and 

three years ago received $10,000 

of Immediate Steps biodiversity 

funding. 

“We’ve held planting days each 

year and there’s always a really 

good turnout,” he said. 

“We’ve had families, friends 

and neighbours all come along 

with a packed lunch to sit and 

enjoy the view of the city below 

while they take a break.” 

The area that has been planted 

connects the Waterfall track that 

runs through Huia Gilpin Reserve, 

with Mt Vernon Park, on 

the opposite side of the valley. 

Schacherer’s neighbour, John 

Howard, has been supportive 

throughout the project and regularly 

helps maintain the plantings, 

which may provide habitat 

for native bird species including 

tūī and kererū, and habitat for 

native lizards, once established. 

The site previously had significant 

gorse cover but weed 

control work was carried out 

before the planting, and ongoing 

maintenance will help the plants 

become established, providing 

habitat for native bird species. 

Much of the area was cleared 

by hand and mulch was placed 

around the base of each plant to 

keep weeds and grass away, giving 

the plants freedom to grow. 

“Once the plantings have 

PARADISE: New plantings 

overlook the waterfall 

gully, with Mt Vernon Park 

opposite. 

established the gorse will require 

a lot less maintenance and the 

hillside will become more stable, 

which will help reduce erosion in 

the area,” said Schacherer. 

The lifestyle property is located 

on land that is difficult to build 

on or develop, making it the 

ideal place for a native biodiversity 

corridor to be developed. 

The city council exchanged 

a significant portion of land 

around this area many years ago 

for more suitable land further 

down the valley that could be 

built on. 

“I wanted to keep the block 

and develop it not with buildings, 

but with nature. I hope to 

covenant it in the future, protecting 

it forever,” he said. 

“I want to bring back the 

connection between people and 

nature and I want people to use 

the track, have picnics, and bring 

their kids along to enjoy the 

environment.” 

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There is no such thing as waste 

Dave Bryce of 

the Redcliffs/ 

Te Rae Kura 

Eco Village 

group says 

it is focusing 

on waste and 

pollution during October 

IN NATURE, there’s no such 

thing as “waste”, because 

everything is a resource for some 

organism, and everything is part 

of a natural cycle. 

These are ecological principles 

which have applied and evolved 

over billions of years. 

What humans have been doing 

over many years, however, 

has created huge damage to our 

planet, including depletion of 

resources, destruction of natural 

habitats and pollution of our 

oceans, freshwater, air, land and 

food. 

Ecological principles suggest 

we should instead be: 

•Making fewer and durable 

products – some cellphones are 

being manufactured now, which 

can be repaired by their owners 

to replace screens, batteries and 

cameras, thus extending their 

useful life 

•Avoiding creation of, and use 

of, harmful substances – pesticide 

use is being reduced significantly 

by many farmers converting to 

regenerative agriculture; 

•Taking “whole of life 

responsibility” (stewardship) of 

products 

•Ensuring product materials 

can be and are recycled (circular 

economy) Government has 

recently introduced stewardship 

requirements on some industries 

•Purchasing and consuming no 

more than we really need – thinking 

about this will significantly 

reduce living costs and waste 

levels 

•Repurposing products at the 

end of their useful life – there are 

many “community sheds” now, 

where volunteers delight in these 

activities; 

•Recycling materials for new 

products – all the 2021 Tokyo 

Olympics medals will be made 

from gold, silver and bronze, extracted 

from six million discarded 

cell phones 

PROBLEM: 

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purchase 

‘throwaway’ 

products 

will help 

reduce the 

the amount 

of waste that 

ends up in 

landfill. 

•Refusing to purchase “throwaway’ 

products – one of the 

biggest problems are takeaway 

coffee cups, which can be avoided 

by consumers carrying their own 

reusable cups. 

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What Christchurch can do to pull 

through the effects of COVID 

By Boyd Warren 

The economic and social effects 

of COVID-19 are unlike 

anything we’ve seen. 

While the immense public health 

consequences seen worldwide 

have not fully eventuated in 

Aotearoa New Zealand, there’s 

|no doubt about the massive 

disruption inflicted on our 

economy and our way of life 

To be frank, our city’s economy is 

expected to change significantly 

as a result of COVID-19. That 

change may be challenging but it 

is necessary – and has been for 

some time. 

The post-quake boom disguised 

the fact our local economy wasn’t 

evolving as it needed to in the 

long term. As the sustainable 

economic development agency 

for Ōtautahi Christchurch, 

ChristchurchNZ is working to 

foster that evolution. 

Simply put, this initiative will 

create valuable and sustainable 

jobs for Christchurch. 

Attracting businesses to 

Christchurch is also a core 

function of ChristchurchNZ 

and clearly vital work towards 

economic stability. Attracting 

the right players will boost future 

jobs numbers, as we’ve seen 

recently with ANZ establishing 

a large call centre here. 

ChristchurchNZ has also worked 

with city and iwi partners to 

identify sectors of existing local 

advantage with the potential for 

global growth, called Supernodes. 

These are aerospace and future 

transport, health tech and 

resilient communities, food, 

fibre and agritech, and hi-tech 

services, and represent a rich 

seam of potential. We hope to 

foster these areas, ultimately 

creating and sustaining high 

value jobs. 

INNOVATION: We want our 

work to create valuable jobs 

for the city 

We also know ChristchurchNZ 

needs to support people who 

have been impacted by COVID 

into employment or tertiary 

institutions to upskill. There are 

approximately 9,000 more job 

seekers (including COVID 

income relief payment recipients) 

in Canterbury than at the 

beginning of the year, and this 

will likely increase as wage 

subsidies end. ChristchurchNZ 

is working with Ngāi Tahu, 

government agencies, education 

providers, charitable trusts and 

individual businesses to support 

these people. 

Yes, there’s a lot happening but 

it’s important to point out the 

post-COVID situation in 

Canterbury is not all doom and 

gloom. Our new Canterbury 

Economic Activity Index shows 

economic activity in August was 

about 1.3 per cent higher than 

the same time in 2019, compared 

to a 0.1 per cent increase in New 

Zealand as a whole. 

This shows our economy is 

recovering at an above average 

rate, thanks in part to a 19 per 

cent increase in local 

manufacturing activity, and 

retail spending of $674m in 

August, 4 per cent higher than 

the same time last year. 

Despite the challenges faced 

globally, Ōtautahi Christchurch 

remains an attractive place to 

work and do business. But as 

with our earthquake recovery, 

COVID recovery is not about 

replacing what was lost but 

reimagining our home to ensure 

future prosperity. 

Cantabrians know how to work 

together to make things happen 

and our job is to support that and 

make it real. 

Boyd Warren is the General 

Manager for Innovation 

and Business Growth at 

ChristchurchNZ 

We all know this city is wellversed 

in emergency response 

and disaster resilience. The 

effects of COVID may be 

unprecedented, but we also know 

this city has a track record in 

pulling through successfully. 

In the immediate aftermath of 

the pandemic outbreak, our 

focus was on saving jobs and 

businesses and encouraging local 

spending to ensure cashflow. 

ChristchurchNZ and its partners 

have facilitated COVID-19- 

related support services for 

thousands of businesses who 

sought it and continue to do so. 

We launched a hugely significant 

domestic tourism campaign and 

have attracted a range of major 

events to drive both local and 

visitor spending. 

Along with this immediate work, 

we appreciate how vital it is to 

create new jobs. 

To serve this goal, in August we 

invested into the creation of a 

city-wide innovation ecosystem 

with Ara Institute of Canterbury 

and Ministry of Awesome 

through the Te Ōhaka Centre for 

Growth & Innovation and the 

University of Canterbury 

through ThincLab. 

OPPORTUNITY: Despite our challenges, this city remains an attractive place to live in and to do business.


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VOTING PLACE INFORMATION CORRECT AS AT 17 SEPTEMBER 2020 

BANKS PENINSULA, 

TE TAI TONGA 

AKAROA 

Akaroa Area School Gymnasium, 

141 Rue Jolie (Selwyn Avenue entrance) 

Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm 

Akaroa Fire Station, 

49 Beach Road 

Wed 7 Oct - Fri 9 Oct 10am - 4pm 

Wed 14 Oct - Thu 15 Oct 10am - 4pm 

Fri 16 Oct 10am - 3pm 

BROMLEY 

Union Church Hall, 378 Linwood Avenue 


CASHMERE 

Cashmere Primary School Hall, 

135 Hackthorne Road 



Landsdowne Community Centre, 

8 Landsdowne Terrace 


South Christchurch Library, 

66 Colombo Street 

Sat 3 Oct - Sun 4 Oct 10am - 4pm 

Mon 5 Oct - Fri 9 Oct 9am - 7pm 


Mon 12 Oct - Thu 15 Oct 9am - 7pm 


CASS BAY 

TS Godley (former Navy League Drill 

Hall), 64 Governors Bay Road 


DUVAUCHELLE 

Duvauchelle Community Centre, 

6039 Christchurch Akaroa Road 


GOVERNORS BAY 

Governors Bay Community Centre, 

1 Cresswell Avenue 


HALSWELL 

Halswell School Hall, Corner Kennedys 

Bush & School Roads 



Oaklands School Hall, 

37 Cunningham Place 


Saint Peter & Paul's Church Hall Halswell 

(formerly Our Lady of the Apostles), 

56 Nicholls Road 


Sun 11 Oct 12:30pm - 5pm 


St Mary's Anglican Church Hall, 

329 Halswell Road 



Te Hāpua: Halswell Centre, Piharau 

Room, 341 Halswell Road 


Mon 5 Oct - Sat 10 Oct 9am - 7pm 

Sun 11 Oct - Mon 12 Oct 10am - 4pm 

Tue 13 Oct - Thu 15 Oct 9am - 7pm 


HEATHCOTE VALLEY 

LE BONS BAY 

Le Bons Bay Community Hall, 

Le Bons Bay Domain 


LINWOOD 

Linwood Avenue School Hall, 

260 Linwood Avenue 



LITTLE AKALOA 

Little Akaloa Community Hall, 

577-589 Little Akaloa Road 

Sun 11 Oct 9am - 12pm 

LITTLE RIVER 

Little River School, 

46 Western Valley Road 


LOWER CASHMERE 

Thorrington School Hall, 

22A Colombo Street 



LYTTELTON 

Lyttelton Fire Station, 

59 London Street 


Tue 6 Oct - Fri 9 Oct 10am - 6pm 


Tue 13 Oct - Thu 15 Oct 10am - 6pm 

Lyttelton Primary School Office, 

34 Oxford Street 



Mt Pleasant School Hall, 

82 Major Hornbrook Road 



OKAINS BAY 

Okains Bay School, 

1163 Okains Bay Road 

Sat 10 Oct 2pm - 5pm 

OPAWA 

Opawa Community Church, 1-5 Aynsley 

Terrace (corner of Opawa Road & 

Aynsley Terrace) 


PIGEON BAY 

Pigeon Bay Hall, 40 Wharf Road 

Sun 11 Oct 9am - 12pm 

PORT LEVY 

Old Port Levy School, 

Western Valley Road 

Sun 11 Oct 2pm - 5pm 

RĀPAKI 

Rāpaki Marae, 37 Rapaki Drive 


REDCLIFFS 

Redcliffs School Hall, 

113 Beachville Road 


St Andrew's Anglican Church, 

148 Main Road 


ST MARTINS 

Hillview Christian Junior School, 

150 Wilsons Road 



St Martins School Hall, 

24 Albert Terrace (opposite 

Roscoe Street) 



SUMNER 

Sumner Centre (Matuku Takotako), 

Corner Nayland Street & Wakefield 

Avenue 

Sat 3 Oct - Sun 4 Oct 10am - 3:30pm 

Mon 5 Oct - Fri 9 Oct 10am - 5:30pm 


Mon 12 Oct - Thu 15 Oct 10am - 5:30pm 

Fri 16 Oct 10am - 3:30pm 

Sumner School, 21 Colenso Street 

(Dryden Street West entrance) 



WAINUI 

Wainui Community Centre, 

1 Wainui Valley Road 

Sun 11 Oct 2pm - 5pm 

WOOLSTON 

Bamford School, 10 Gould Crescent 


St John's Church Hall, 

2 St Johns Street (corner of Ferry Road) 

Sat 3 Oct - Thu 15 Oct 10am - 6pm 



CRACROFT 

Christchurch Adventure Park, 

225 Worsleys Road 



DIAMOND HARBOUR 

Diamond Harbour Community Hall, 

2A Waipapa Avenue 



Diamond Harbour School Hall, 

13 Hunters Road 


Heathcote Valley School Hall, 

61 Bridle Path Road 



HOON HAY 

Cashmere Early Learning Centre, 

192 Cashmere Road 


HUNTSBURY 

Huntsbury Community Centre, 

30H Huntsbury Avenue 


Port Hills Uniting Parish, 

40 Winchester Street 


MOUNT PLEASANT 

Mount Pleasant Yacht Club, 

2 Main Road (Scott Park) 


Mt Pleasant Community Centre, 

3 McCormacks Bay Road 

Sat 3 Oct - Fri 16 Oct 9am - 4pm 

SOMERFIELD 

Cashmere High School, 

Room M10, 172 Rose Street 


Pioneer Recreation & Sport Centre 

Lounge, 1st Floor, 75 Lyttelton Street 






Somerfield School Hall, 

42 Studholme Street 



Te Waka Unua School Hall, 

476 Ferry Road (corner Ferry Road & 

Hopkins Street) 



The Tannery, Metropolitan Lounge, 

3 Garlands Road 




Woolston Club Sports Hall 

(Garden Gate entrance), 

43 Hargood Street 


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Accessible 

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Discover our heritage 

DIP INTO history and 

find out more about a 

range of cultures at the 

upcoming Christchurch 

Heritage Festival. 

This year’s celebration 

starts on October 24 with 

more than 50 events and 

activities that invite people 

to explore Christchurch 

and Banks Peninsula’s past 

and gain a better understanding 

of its present. 

Open days, walking 

tours, workshops, talks, 

exhibitions and cultural 

performances are some of 

what’s on the programme 

until the festival wraps up 

on November 8. 

The theme for the 

Christchurch Heritage 

Festival 2020 is Encounter 

our Stories – arts, culture 

and identity. 

Christchurch City Council 

head of urban design, 

regeneration and heritage 

Carolyn Ingles says several 

events highlight the diverse 

cultures that contribute to 

the identity of the city and 

Banks Peninsula. 

The Polish Folk Day will 

feature traditional music. 

“The Super 15 kapahaka 

competition for 2020 is 

being held during the 

festival and it’s an amazing 

opportunity to enjoy 

and share Māori culture at 

the Isaac Theatre Royal on 

November 6. 

“There's also a Polish 

folk day on November 7 at 

Te Hapua: Halswell Centre 

with performances of 

traditional music and folk 

dances. 

“The screening of 

Overcoming Fate on 

November 3 tells the 

story of orphaned Polish 

children invited to come 

to New Zealand in 1944. 

They became known as 

the Pahiatua Children, 

and the Polish community 

in Christchurch is part of 

their legacy’’ 

One of the anniversaries 

marked during the festival 

is 150 years since the 

opening of the Canterbury 

Museum on Rolleston Ave. 

An exhibition, House 

of Treasures: Ngā Taonga 

Tuku Iho, curated by the 

Museum and featuring 

iconic objects from 

its collection, is tied to a 

new book released for the 

anniversary called House 

of Treasures: 150 Objects 

from Canterbury Museum 

Ngā Taonga Tuku Iho. 

The Air Force Museum 

of New Zealand is showing 

a new photographic 

exhibition called Victory 

commemorating 75 years 

since the end of World 

War 2 in Europe and the 

Pacific. 

The 25-year milestone 

since the Christchurch 

tram started running in 

the central city will be 

celebrated on Labour Day, 

October 26, with adult 

tickets discounted 25 per 

cent (children will ride 

free) and giveaways. 

A Lyttelton Library 

display called Sifting 

the Ashes will run at the 

library from October 

20 to November 14, to 

remember 150 years since 

the Great Fire of Lyttelton 

on October 24, 1870. 

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Tasty Bites 

Delicious cafe fare at your own home 

Crepes are a delicious 

meal, needing only a 

green salad to finish it 

off 

Crepe layer pie 

6 servings 

Ingredients 

Crepes: 

110gm (¾ cup) plain flour 

pinch salt 

2 eggs 

200ml milk 

75ml water 

50gm butter 

Place the flour and salt into a 

mixing bowl. Add the milk and 

the lightly beaten eggs. Mix well 

with a hand whisk. Add the water 

and beat until smooth. 

Melt the butter in the pan that 

you are intending to cook the 

crepes in. Add to the batter and 

mix through. 

Return the crepe pan to the 

stove and heat until it is quite hot. 

There should be enough butter 

left in it so that you don’t have to 

grease the pan. 

Tip a little of the batter into the 

hot pan and swirl it around so 

that the bottom is evenly covered. 

Cook until the top is dry, then 

turn over using a fish slice and 

cook the other side before removing 

to a large plate. Continue in 

this way until all the batter has 

been used. 

The filling: 

50gm butter 

1 large onion 

200gm mushrooms 

10 asparagus spears 

2 tbsp plain flour 

½ cup milk 

250gm tub cràeme fraiche 

½ smoked chicken or 2 

smoked chicken breasts 

salt and pepper 

A little Swiss cheese to grate 

over the top. 

Preheat your oven to 180 deg 

C. 

Melt the butter in a large frying 

pan. Thinly slice the onion 

and add it to the pan. Cook over 

a medium heat until soft. Wipe, 

trim and slice the mushrooms 

and add to the pan. Cook, stirring 

occasionally, for a couple of 

minutes. 

WHOLESOME: 

Crepe pie layered 

with chicken, 

mushrooms and 

asparagus can be 

served as a full 

meal. 

Sprinkle over the flour and stir 

in well. Cook for another minute 

or two, then add the milk and 

mix in well. Take care not to be 

too vigorous or you will break up 

the mushrooms. 

Let this come to a gentle simmer, 

stirring fairly constantly, 

then add the cràeme fraiche and 

stir thoroughly. 

Bring to barely a simmer and 

remove from the heat. Season 

with salt and freshly ground 

black pepper. 

Bring a pot of water to the 

boil and add the asparagus that 

should be cut in 2cm lengths. 

Let it come back to the boil and 

simmer for a minute, then tip off 

the water and re-fill the pot with 

cold water to stop the asparagus 

cooking further. Drain well and 

add to the mushroom mixture. 

Remove the skin from the 

smoked chicken and roughly 

chop the meat. Stir this into the 

rest of the ingredients. 

Directions 

Line a 20cm spring form tin 

with baking paper. Place one of 

the crepes in the base of the pan 

and top with a quarter of the 

filling. Top with another crepe 

and another quarter of the 

filling. 

Continue layering until you 

have finished all the filling, then 

top with a final crepe. 

Sprinkle over a little grated 

Swiss cheese. 

Cover with tinfoil and bake for 

30min, then remove the tin foil 

and return to the oven for a further 

10min. 

Take the pan from the oven and 

leave for at least 10min to firm up 

a little. Remove from the tin, peel 

off the baking paper and serve 

warm cut into wedges. 

Any leftovers will successfully 

reheat in the microwave. 

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New Yaris draws on links to Daihatsu 

IT’S PROBABLY the Toyota Motor 

Company’s best kept secret, it is the 

sole owner of Daihatsu. 

Daihatsu used to be well 

represented in New Zealand, its 

range of small cars were popular, 

especially in times of fuel shortages 

and high fuel prices, the threecylinder 

engines that characterised 

many of the models were 

economical, honest and charming. 

As recent history has served 

to prove, Daihatsu is no longer 

marketed new in New Zealand, 

but you can guarantee the threecylinder 

engine technology that 

Daihatsu developed through the 

years has been widely scrutinised 

by Toyota when it developed the 

fourth-generation Yaris. 

Yes, the brand new Yaris is very 

much a departure from the old 

model. There are hybrid options, 

and each of the four variants is 

powered by a 1.5-litre three-pot 

engine. Sure, most of Daihatsu’s 

three-cylinder engines were just 

999c, but I’m picking the basic 

engine construction bears many 

similarities to the faithful units 

Daihatsu pumped out in the 

hundreds of thousands. 

Not only does the new Yaris 

have rather special drivelines, it 

also incorporates a tasteful, fresh 

body style, it is curvy with just 

the right amount of design flair. It 

looks youthful and almost daring, 

the test car was finished in a lime 

green with black accents, it looked 

terrific and gained favourable 

comment during the time I had the 

evaluation car in my care. 

The newcomer starts at $25,990 

for the non-hybrid GX, the subject 

of this evaluation. I’m due to drive 

the two ZR models soon, they list 

at $29,990 (petrol) and $32,990 

(petrol/electric). There’s also a GX 

hybrid which lists at $27,990. These 

are all prices which will bring cheer 

to the fuel-conscious buyer, for not 

only are you getting good value 

but you will benefit from frugal 

efficiency of small capacity engines. 

Toyota claims a 4.9-litre per 

100km combined cycle average 

for the petrol-only Yaris, that 

against 3.3l/100km for the hybrid. 

Both are excellent figures and 

are achievable, well at least in 

the petrol-only model. The GX I 

tested went back to the dealership 

showing 5.6l/100km on the 

readout, that was gleaned through 

a long highway drive along the 

Scenic Route/SH 72. At 100km/h 

the engine ticks over slowly at just 

2000rpm, returning an amazing 

instantaneous figure of 3.8l/100km. 

The engine is a feisty little unit 

which delights with its harmonics. 

TOYOTA YARIS GX: Cheeky styling and bright colours for 

fourth-generation model. 

Three-cylinder engines have a 

specific tone, they all do it, and 

that is something we’ll all need to 

adjust to, engines of this type are 

being churned out by a multitude 

of manufacturers these days, and 

they all have similar sound and 

characteristics. 

They also develop a lot of natural 

torque, pulling from low in the 

rev band and, when coupled to a 

continuously variable automatic 

transmission, there is a lot of natural 

freedom, the two elements combine 

to provide a seamless flow of power. 

Toyota lists the newcomer with a 

power figure of 88kW. If you add in 

145Nm of torque from 4800rpm to 

5200rpm, they are the ingredients 

which make the three-potter so 

special, it hauls solidly all through 

the rev band, peaking at 6600rpm 

and delighting as it revs through. 

Acceleration is relatively smart 

for its role with a 10.8sec standstill 

to 100km time, while it will also 

complete an overtaking manoeuvre 

(80-120km/h) in 7sec. 

I’ve made no secret over the 

years of my enthusiasm for triple 

engines, and the Yaris’ unit is one 

of the best, it is a delight in terms 

of honesty and its thrifty nature 

speaks for itself. I was relatively 

enthusiastic when I drove the 

car, yet it still delivered good 

economy. 

The long, straight roads of 

Canterbury don’t have many 

corners, but I did deviate to a 

road which has some tight bends 

which always tax a chassis and 

suspension. I found the Yaris 

to have traditional handling 

qualities; typically Toyota it has 

solid steering feel and moderate 

suspension settings which contain 

well a tall body height (1.5m) from 

gravitational movement. 

Even though the rear suspension 

• Price – Toyota Yaris GX, 

$25,990 

• Dimensions – Length, 

3940mm; width, 1695mm; 

height, 1500mm 

• Configuration – Threecylinder, 

front-wheeldrive, 

1490cc, 88kW, 

145Nm, continuously 

variable automatic. 

• Performance – 

0-100km/h, 10.8sec 

• Fuel usage – 4.9l/100km 

is a simplistic torsion beam type 

and the tyres are on the small 

size at 185/60 x 15in, there is an 

encouraging amount of grip. Bear 

in mind that in GX form the Yaris 

gets steel wheels with plastic trim 

covers. There’s nothing wrong 

with that, when you are buying a 

$25k you should expect just the 

essentials. 

In saying that, while the 

interior trim has just the basics 

the Yaris still gets a solid suite of 

safety spec and nothing has been 

compromised with that. 

If you aren’t satisfied with the 

GX level of trim, the extra $4k that 

will get you in ZR spec adds more 

of the niceties that today’s new car 

buyer is often looking for. 

If you look at the Yaris’ history it 

goes way back past Toyota Echo to 

Starlet. The latter served my wife 

brilliantly for many years, it owes 

its origins to Daihatsu, it came off 

that company’s production line 

and was testament to the quality 

both organisations incorporate as 

automobile manufacturers. 

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WESTERN NEWS 27 

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Complimenting the artwork, Malcolm 

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LOCAL EXPERIENCED 

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Public Notices 

Possum Control – 

Poison Warning 

LYTTELTON BANKS PENNINSULAR 

2020 - 2021 

Excell Biosecurity wishes to advise that a ground-based 

possum control operation will be taking place in the Lyttelton 

Harbour area on Banks Peninsula. This operation is being 

conducted to assist in the regeneration of native tree 

plantings in the area along the Summit Road. 

Areas covered: Control work encompasses the area above 

and below the Sumner Road from the area above Sticking 

Point up to the Godley Head turn off. 

Operation start date: 4th October 2020. 

Control methods used on this operation include: 

Possum habitat will be targeted either using Double Tap or 

Cholecalciferol [Vitamin D3]. The poison baits will be died 

green and placed within a white bait station either set on a 

wire around 50cm off the ground or mounted to a tree. 

The poison is toxic to humans and animals. The public is 

warned to take care in these areas and not to remove carcasses 

or baits. Warning signs will be posted at all access points. 

Traps are going to be used throughout the area following on 

from the poisoning methods. Cage traps will be used in areas 

where domestic pets are likely to be present. 

General warning 

• Do not touch poison baits or traps. 

• Do not touch poisoned carcasses. 

• Keep pets under supervision. 

• Do not leave children unattended. 

• Follow the advice on the warning signs. 

If you suspect poisoning 

• Contact your local hospital, or dial 111. 

• Call the National Poisons Centre 0800 POISON 

– 0800 764 766. 

• In the case of a domestic animal being poisoned, contact 

a local veterinarian. 

For further information (including maps of the operational 

area) contact the Project Supervisor, Central South Island on 

0508 392 355 or office@excellcorp.co.nz 

CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL 

REVOCATION OF RESERVE STATUS 

– 10 SHACKLETON TERRACE, 

LYTTELTON 

The Christchurch City Council hereby gives public notice under sections 

24(1)(b) of the Reserves Act 1977 that it intends to revoke the reserve status 

of the property situated at 10 Shackleton Terrace, Lyttelton, being 325m² 

described as Lot 3 Deposited Plan 18984 and contained in identifier 905011. 

The reason for the proposal is that this property is no longer required for 

the purpose of which it is held – being Street Reserve. 

Please note that Council is required to submit to the Minister of 

Conservation for final approval, any proposal to revoke the reserve status 

following consideration of objections. 

Any submission or objection to the reserve revocation should be 

sent to Dan Egerton, Christchurch City Council, PO Box 73015, 

Christchurch or emailed to dan.egerton@ccc.govt.nz and be 

received no later than Friday 30th October 2020.


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Organic Compost 

Garden Mix 

Forest Floor 

$40 PER 

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Organic compost from Living Earth is made by collecting and 

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Dark rich brown bark that contains Cambium, nuggets and 

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FERRYMEAD FULL SITE MAP 

NEW LOCATION! 

Check out our new convenient location for Handyhire! Right 

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FERRYMEAD FULL SITE MAP 

FERRYMEAD 

STORE ENTRANCE 

GARDEN 

CENTRE 

HUMPHREYS DR 

ENTRY / EXIT 

TO HUMPHREYS DRIVE 

G 

S 

SERVICE ENTRY 

ENTRY / EXIT 

FERRY ROAD 

N 

Mitre 10 MEGA Ferrymead: 1005 Ferry Road, 03 366 6306. Building Supplies, Landscape Zone and Handy Hire: 987 Ferry Road, 03 373 6550.


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N 

We deliver • Dumping available • Free courtesy trailer • Open 7 Days. 

Now located in our Landscape Zone, 987 Ferry Road. 

03 373 6551 admin@handyhire.co.nz 

visit www.handyhire.co.nz for more info

Bay Harbour: October 07, 2020

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