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CLAUDIA O’Shannessey’s 

passion for protecting the 

environment has resulted in 

the year 13 Rangi Ruru Girls’ 

School student taking out one of 

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The Sumner teenager’s photo, 

Sustainable Surfer Seeks Waste 

at Sumner, came second out of 

nearly 200 entries at the annual 

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News 

Boost for small businesses 

• By Avneesh Vincent 

CHRISTCHURCH’S first 

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was launched last week by 

Sumner Bays Union Trust. 

The online project will help 

connect businesses with the 

community. 

“It’s a web-based platform 

which will also give the small 

businesses an opportunity to 

give workshops and promote 

their products and services 

through our platform,” said 

Learning Exchange co-ordinator 

Eve Wingerath. 

She said it would help people 

could reach out and learn different 

skills from other people in 

the community. 

The platform was supposed to 

be released in January but was 

delayed due to Covid-19. Since 

the lockdown, a lot of small 

businesses had suffered both 

financially and emotionally. It 

also would help people to come 

out of their isolation and feel 

involved in a learning process. 

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to teach their skills 

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than 100 people have shown 

interest to participate. 

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include lessons on sewing, composting, 

plant-powered kitchens, 

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Wingerath said these 

courses would take place in 

different locations, based on 

the organiser’s preference, 

and would be limited to 12 

people. The restrictions around 

attendance were due to the 

concerns of the venue capacity 

and Covid-19 limitations. 

The trust had worked with 

Bridge2Rocks Timebank so that 

people could pay with time. 

“You will get one credit per 

hour of teaching and you could 

use that credit to pay for some 

other course you want to learn. 

It’s a commerce of time,” said 

Wingerath. 

About $12,000 was invested 

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platform which included costs of 

creation of a website, acquiring 

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communities of Sumner, Redcliffs, 

Heathcote, Mt Pleasant, 

and Woolston. 

“Other communities could 

also approach and share what 

they want to do with their ideas, 

however that is something for 

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Claudia was one of three New 

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the topic of litter and waste. 

Her photo, which was placed 

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News 

Rare artworks by Akaroa-born 

ARTWORKS by avid adventurer 

and Antarctic explorer Frank 

Worsley sail into view on the 

Akaroa Museum website this 

month to mark the start of the 

summer season on the ice. 

In conjunction with 

Christchurch’s Days of Ice 

celebration, the new exhibition 

– titled This Book Belongs to 

Commander Frank Worsley– 

reveals the prized pencil 

drawings of the Akaroaborn 

seaman, navigator and 

Endurance hero. 

Akaroa Museum director 

Lynda Wallace believes it is 

important to share the special 

sketches – revealing Worsley’s 

lifelong love of the sea – with a 

wider audience online. 

“Our collection of rare Worsley 

drawings is both engaging 

and revealing, taking us back to 

the days when ships propelled 

by wind and canvas carried men 

on voyages around the world,” 

Wallace said. 

Worsley – the man responsible 

for navigating tortuous seas 

to save the members of Ernest 

Shackleton’s 1914-17 imperial 

trans-antarctic expedition – 

shares images from his 

sailing life. 

“It’s wonderful to finally be 

able to put these largely hidden 

RARE: Pencil sketch by Frank Worsley. NEWSLINE 

treasures on display online,” under full sail, flying across the 

Wallace said. 

waves.” 

“Worsley ranks among our The nautical drawings feature 

bravest adventurers. However, in a small sketchbook bearing 

few know about his creative side. a bookplate stating: “This Book 

“His sketches capture the Belongs to Commander F. A. 

vanished beauty of ships at sea, Worsley.” 

Worsley, who was born in 

1872 and died in 1943, steered a 

lifeboat, the James Caird, across 

1500km of wild sub-Antarctic 

sea in 1916 to seek help after the 

Endurance was crushed by pack 

ice in October 1915, stranding 

its crew. 

Apart from his thirst for 

adventure, Worsley also had a 

lifelong admiration for clippers, 

the three-mast merchant ships 

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seaman on museum website 

ADVENTURER: Frank Worsley. 

Photo donated by Patrick Bamford 

“Not even the meanest man 

that ever trod a plank could be 

indifferent to the beauty of a 

clipper ship under sail,” he 

wrote. 

Wallace describes Worsley as “a 

remarkable man”. 

“Even after his Antarctic 

adventures, he continued to push 

the boundaries, twice earning 

the Distinguished Service Order 

for bravery in World War 1, 

sinking German submarines and 

later taking on a treasure hunt to 

Cocos Island,” she said. 

“His artwork reveals his 

passion for the sea and sailing, 

whether as a death-defying 

Timothy 

Ara student 

navigator and brilliant tactician 

or extraordinary adventurer. 

Akaroa Museum in Rue 

Lavaud also hosts a permanent 

exhibition, titled Salute to 

Adventure, detailing Worsley’s 

exploits. 

The special online exhibition, 

This Book Belongs to Commander 

Frank Worsley, is part of this 

month’s 10-day Days of Ice event, 

which runs from Thursday, 

October 8, until Sunday, October 

18. 

It celebrates the region’s unique 

connection with Antarctica 

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Dairy owners fear for their lives 

• By Matt Slaughter 

WORCESTER Discounter 

Supermarket’s owner knows full 

well the impact robberies can 

have and she fears for her life 

every day. 

Her dairy on Worcester St, 

Linwood, is one of the 11 most 

robbed in Christchurch, latest 

statistics show. 

The dairy has been robbed 

twice since 2017. 

The owner, who does not want 

to be identified, was not working 

when the robberies happened. 

But the staff member who was 

robbed was so traumatised he 

quit his job. 

She said during the first one, 

three men armed with a hammer 

and a knife entered and took 

about $8000 of cigarettes and 

cash from the till. 

During the second robbery, a 

male staff member was hit with 

a hammer. Luckily, he was not 

injured but he was shaken by the 

experience. 

The owner said she experiences 

threatening behaviour from 

customers every day, including 

verbal abuse and is scared for her 

safety. 

“They are, like, always threatening 

us,” she said. 

“They are very threatening 

to whoever comes in. They are 

very annoying and they are very 

scary.” 

Security has now been upped 

at the dairy. A fog cannon and 

second door have been installed 

to impair robbers’ vision and 

slow them down when they try 

to enter. 

A fog cannon fills stores up 

with fog until eventually there is 

no visibility for would-be thieves 

to see what they want to steal. 

These also create an opportunity 

for shop attendants to move to 

safety if necessary. 

The owner has never had 

to activate the fog cannon in 

the two years since it was installed. 

An Official Information Act 

request by The Star shows what 

dairies are on the most robbed 

list since 2017. 

Hagley Night ‘n Day, Lincoln 

Rd Convenience Store and Night 

‘n Day Woolston top the list with 

three robberies each. 

There have been 53 dairy 

robberies in Christchurch since 

2017. 

Two people have received 

serious injuries and 19 with 

TARGETED: Worcester 

Discounter Supermarket, 

Lincoln Rd Convenience 

Store and Hagley Night 

‘n Day are on the list of 

most robbed dairies in 

Christchurch since 2017. 

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minor injuries during the holdups. 

There were 65 weapons used 

during these robberies, with the 

most common being knives and 

bats. Ten firearms were used. 

These robberies resulted in 32 

people being arrested. 

More than 40 per cent of 

robberies happened on weekends. 

The next most popular 

day was Mondays, with 20.8 per 

cent.



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PAGE 7 

and being robbed every day 

The most common time when do when robberies occur. 

robberies happened is between “I guess, having a plan in place 

6-8pm, with 18 hold-ups. The for both you and your staff would 

next most frequent time 

be the first thing. Having 

thought through, 

frame was 7-8am with 

eight robberies. 

if something like this 

Detective Senior 

does occur, what’s the 

Sergeant Craig Johnson 

best option for me to 

said the things most commonly 

taken during the 

safe?” 

keep myself and my staff 

robberies are cash and 

Johnson knows some 

cigarettes. 

His advice for shopkeepers 

is to do what they 

can to protect themselves 

against robberies by putting in 

place security measures such 

as fog cannons, or metal bars 

around their counters if 

possible. 

He said it is important shopkeepers 

have a plan for what to 

dairy workers arm 

Craig themselves against robbers 

but does not recom- 

Johnson 

mend using weapons to 

defend yourself unless absolutely 

necessary. 

He said offenders who carry 

out robberies can range from 

youth offenders to experienced 

criminals but no one group is 

over-represented. 

SAFETY: Police encourage dairy owners to install security 

measures such as fog cannons or metal bars around 

counters to protect themselves during robberies. 

BY THE NUMBERS 

Dairies which have been 

robbed more than twice 

since 2017 

Hagley Night ‘n Day – 3 

Lincoln Rd Convenience 

Store – 3 

Night ‘n Day Woolston – 3 

Beachcomber Dairy (New 

Brighton) – 2 

BKD Dairy (Burnside) – 2 

Dallington Discounter – 2 

Harrington Dairy (Riccarton) 

– 2 

Langdons Rd Food Market 

(Northcote) – 2 

Riccarton Rd Convenience 

Store – 2 

Tuam Street Food Centre – 2 

Worcester Discounter Supermarket 

– 2 

Since 2017 there have been: 

53 dairy robberies in Chch 

Two people seriously injured 

and 19 who received minor 

injuries 

65 weapons used in dairy 

robberies, including 28 items 

used for cutting/ stabbing, 20 

used for striking, 10 firearms 

and 7 other weapons. 

No weapons used in 11 dairy 

robberies 

32 people arrested for dairy 

robberies 

41.5 per cent of robberies 

on weekends, 20.8 per cent 

on Mondays, 11.3 per cent 

on Tuesdays, 7.5 per cent on 

Wednesdays, 11.3 per cent 

on Thursdays and 7.5 per 

cent on Fridays. 

The most dairy robberies 

between 6-8pm (18) and 

7-8am (eight). 

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News 

Supporting women through hardship 


A SENSE of belonging and 

purpose has been the driving 

force behind the success of a 

women’s support group in the 

last two decades. 

The Women’s Social Support 

Group at the Woolston Development 

Project recently marked its 

20th anniversary of nurturing the 

lives of women across the city. 

The group provides social 

opportunities for women from 

a diverse range of backgrounds, 

including those facing unemployment, 

mothers of children 

with disabilities, or carers of sick 

family members for long periods 

of time. 

WDP manager and facilitator 

Bev Adams has been involved 

with the group since its inception 

and said its importance has 

been highlighted now more than 

ever due to Covid-19. 

“The founding members 

identified a concern that local 

women were becoming more 

isolated due to low income and 

increasing health issues,” she said. 

“We’ve seen a lot of changes 

over the years, but isolation is 

still an issue for women. Covid-19 

showed how isolated people 

actually were because they hadn’t 

built those community connections 

over time.” 

The women’s group was 

established in 2000 and started 

with 10 members, but it has now 

grown to more than 35. 

Activities such as arts and 

craft, games and bus outings 

were on offer to enable women 

MILESTONE: Woolston Development Project manager Bev Adams facilitates the many 

outings and activities at the Women’s Social Support Group, which celebrates its 

20th-anniversary this year. 

to build positive relationships, 

develop practical leisure skills 

and increase awareness of other 

opportunities city-wide. 

Adams said the dynamic of 

the group shifted over time 

because members were able to 

confide in each other around 

issues such as domestic violence, 

rather than attending just for the 

activities. 

This was particularly apparent 

following the 2010 and 2011 

earthquakes. 

Said Adams: “Pre-earthquakes, 

women came there to enjoy the 

activities. When the earthquakes 

hit we were closed for six weeks, 

but they still depended on those 

connections they had made especially 

as many struggled with 

losing their houses. 

“The whole dynamic of the 

group since then has changed. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

People are much more caring 

and they never hesitate to check 

in on each other.” 

Many women readily accepted 

the care and responsibility of 

their families, whether it was 

young children, ageing parents 

or unwell partners. 

Adams said this was often 

to the detriment of their own 

health and well-being, therefore 

the group helped women take 

some time out for themselves, 

and develop lifelong friendships. 

It impacted their lives due 

to learning new skills such as 

gardening, cooking, making 

clothes or having a hobby, which 

lifted self-esteem and confidence. 

“Some of these women have 

been working 24/7 to look after 

someone, managing finances or 

organising medical needs and 

never think about what they want 

or need,” she said. 

“They become overtired and 

depression is more apparent 

because they’re eating, sleeping 

and living for other people. 

“Coming to a group like this 

for two hours just provides some 

respite and is a lifting of the spirits. 

Having a laugh is incredibly 

therapeutic.” 

•The Women’s Social 

Support Group meets 

weekly at the Woolston 

Development Project on 

Wednesdays from 9.45am 

during the school term. 

•Founding member Gloria 

Brown, page 10 

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‘It’s nice to make new friends’ 

• From page 9 


MAKING FRIENDS in a new 

city can often be no easy feat, 

but for Gloria Brown, joining a 

successful women’s group was a 

decision that paid off. 

Brown is one of the last 

remaining founding members 

of the Women’s Social Support 

Group. 

The Woolston resident moved 

to Christchurch from Timaru in 

1992 and joined the WDP after 

a spontaneous decision to give 

it a go. 

Said Brown: “I joined the 

group because I didn’t know 

many people when I moved 

up here, and I was looking for 

friends, a job and things to do. 

I found a leaflet in my letterbox 

about it and I ended up joining 

that day. 

“It’s great because there’s 

always new members coming 

through, so it’s nice to make 

new friends. Some members 

even come from the other side of 

town.” 

Many came and went over the 

years, but now only two founding 

members remained – Brown, 

along with Patsy Kerr. 

Joining in on the fun became 

a weekly ritual for Brown, who 

seldom misses a meeting. 

Along with arts and crafts, 

regular excursions to attractions 

such as the Christchurch 

Gondola, the Botanic Gardens or 

punting on the Avon River were 

activities she enjoyed the most. 

The companionship and 

lifelong friendships were why she 

remained at the group for the 

last two decades, especially the 

support she felt when she lost her 

home in the February 22, 2011, 

RITUAL: Gloria 

Brown was a 

founding member 

of the Women’s 

Social Support 

Group and has 

been part of the 

organisation ever 

since. 

PHOTO: GEOFF 

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Akaroa Area School Gymnasium, 

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Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm 

Akaroa Fire Station, 

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

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

Fri 16 Oct 10am - 3pm 

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CASHMERE 

Cashmere Primary School Hall, 

135 Hackthorne Road 



Landsdowne Community Centre, 

8 Landsdowne Terrace 


South Christchurch Library, 

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

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


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


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DUVAUCHELLE 

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6039 Christchurch Akaroa Road 


GOVERNORS BAY 

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Oaklands School Hall, 

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Sun 11 Oct 12:30pm - 5pm 


St Mary's Anglican Church Hall, 

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

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

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


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LE BONS BAY 

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Sun 11 Oct 9am - 12pm 

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


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


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Fri 16 Oct 10am - 3:30pm 

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Play rugby on your table top 

• By Chris Barclay 

WHILE ALL Blacks to club 

rugby’s toilers are often urged to 

play what’s in front of them, Zane 

Thompson spent years refining 

his game plan. 

The board game fanatic spent 

eight years toying with a project 

to transplant the national sport 

to a card and dice based game 

where all the intricacies of 

the code – even the ability to 

determine the weather conditions 

– are built in. 

Although the goal is the same 

as playing on grass – scoring tries 

– three mini games: the scrum, 

lineout and breakdown ensure 

there is more to winning than a 

lucky roll of the dice. 

Usual tactical appreciation is 

key while the sin bin, TMO and 

astute use of the “cheat” card 

can also influence the flow of a 

match-up. 

Thompson, 48, laid the 

groundwork for Rugby – The 

Game one morning after his son 

Jacob’s match was rained off in 

Christchurch. 

“He made an off-the-cuff 

comment: ‘It sucks there’s not 

a rugby game’. I was like: ‘Let’s 

make one’,” he said. 

“It is a very different game now 

to what it was. Originally I had 15 

players lined out and it was quite 

long and messy. It was dialed 

back to get that fast game play 

for a board rather than it being a 

simulation.” 

Now there are six positional slots 

a side and a game of two halves 

should take 40min for players 13 

years and over. There is also a 7s 

format planned for juniors. 

Thompson developed an 

interest in board games in the 

1980s and it never wavered 

in spite of the advent of video 

consoles, computer games and 

mobile phone game apps. 

“As long as I can remember 

I’ve liked the competitiveness of 

board games,” he said. 

“That started with all your 

standard family games like 

Snakes and Ladders and it grew 

into Hero Quest, Space Crusade – 

very old-school games.” 

He then progressed to The 

Lords of Hellas and Western 

Legends before his focus turned 

to his own contribution to a 

growing global industry. 

The project gathered 

momentum when a Kickstarter 

page launched last September 

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which was spent on a mould for 

the ball. 

The first 1500-box order 

was produced in China and 

is expected to be stocked by 

Whitcoulls and other retailers 

in the run-up to Christmas – a 

victory of sorts because rugby 

games can be a hard sell. 

“Sports people probably aren’t 

that keen on a board game and 

most board gamers aren’t that 

into sport,” he said. 

New Zealand Rugby is playing 

a waiting game before they 

endorse the product, so for now 

Thompson’s supporters like Korey 

Waipouri and Grant Golding are 

the ‘stars’ of this edition. 

“We’ll look at that (NZR) 

after we get some sales up and 

hopefully we can negotiate to use 

some of the players,” Thompson 

said. 

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game. 

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AN additional $611,000 

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City council contractors 

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contract costs, staff 

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Cannabis factor in road deaths 


DRUGS HAVE been a factor in 

just over 20 per cent of all road 

deaths in Christchurch since 

2017. 

And cannabis has been 

revealed as the predominant 

drug in the crashes. 

Latest figures obtained by Bay 

Harbour News show of the 63 

deaths on Christchurch roads 

since 2017 13 involved drugs. 

It comes as voters will decide 

in 10 days whether to legalise 

the recreational 

use of cannabis 

at the general 

election. 

Say Nope to 

Dope’s national 

spokesman 

Aaron Ironside 

Sandra 

Murray 

said it is difficult 

to say if 

cannabis has 

as much of an effect on drivers 

as alcohol. But it could be more 

harmful because it stays in a 

person’s system for longer, sometimes 

weeks. 

“Cannabis users are much 

lower at evaluating how 

impaired they are for driving. 

They perceive, in fact, in some 

cases they’re better drivers once 

they’ve had some cannabis 

but, in actual fact, you’re more 

FATAL: Cannabis has been the most common drug found to be a factor in Christchurch 

road deaths since 2017. 

than two times more likely to 

have an accident if you’re using 

cannabis,” he said. 

Alcohol was a factor in 13 of 

the Christchurch road deaths. 

The risk of legalising cannabis 

is too high because current drug 

testing measures can only show 

if cannabis is in drivers’ systems, 

not how much is in their systems, 

said Ironside. 

If cannabis is legalised, police 

should introduce a limit for how 

much drivers are allowed to have 

in their systems, similar to what 

is used for alcohol, he said. 

But police are saying little 

about what their strategy for 

cannabis enforcement for drivers 

will be post-election. 

“It is inappropriate for police 

to comment on any potential or 

proposed legislation changes,” a 

police spokeswoman said. 

Make it Legal manager Sandra 

Murray, a group campaigning 

for the legalisation of cannabis, 

said she understands why cannabis 

is often found as a factor in 

road fatalities because it can stay 

in people’s systems for weeks. 

But she said a stronger case 

can be made for other drugs being 

a bigger cause of road deaths. 

“Alcohol, methamphetamine 

and cocaine and prescription 

drugs are the drugs that cause 

most accidents,” Murray said. 

“If somebody has taken one of 

those drugs that is quite likely 

to be related to an accident, but 

they also happen to have cannabis 

in their system from a joint 

that they smoked three weeks 

ago, then the statistics will show 

that cannabis was in their system 

but cannabis was not the causal 

factor.” 

Methamphetamine, MDMA, 

opioids like pain killers, sedatives, 

were also factors in road 

deaths since 2017. 

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Tributes flow after doctor’s sudden death 

RESPECTED: Christchurch haematologist Dr Mark Smith 

died suddenly on September 24. 

• By Chris Barclay 

CHRISTCHURCH’S medical 

community is in mourning 

alongside scores of former and 

current patients cared for by 

leading haematologist Dr Mark 

Smith. 

The 58-year-old, who died 

suddenly from a medical event, 

was farewelled on October 2, 

though the tributes continue 

to flow for the influential 

haematology consultant at the 

Canterbury District Health 

Board. 

Kim Shields Tupou 

encapsulated the depth of 

gratitude felt among families 

touched by Smith’s empathy and 

professionalism in a message she 

wrote to him online. 

“My father Joseph has been a 

patient of yours since his initial 

diagnoses of multiple myeloma 

12 years ago. You have guided, 

supported, been kind and 

compassionate and used your 

vast knowledge and expertise in 

your treatment and management 

of dad. 

“When we were first told of his 

prognosis, we were completely 

devastated and we did not think 

for one minute that we would be 

blessed enough for him to beat so 

many odds, have periods of being 

well and for him to be still with 

us 12 years later. 

“In this time, because of you 

and the wonderful staff that 

support you, our family has had 

so much fun, we have laughed, 

travelled, cried, loved and made 

so many beautiful memories to 

treasure. I want to thank you for 

making these blessings possible.” 

Lisa Webber also wrote from 

a patient’s perspective when she 

added: “I feel so privileged to 

have been Mark’s patient for over 

a 10 year time span. 

“He helped me significantly 

during the identification of an 

unexpected blood disorder, and 

guided me safely throughout 

three precious pregnancies, and 

post natal recovery time. 

“At all times, Mark was always 

open, kind, accessible and 

compassionate. I will always be 

so grateful for his care, guidance 

and patience.” 

Smith, who died on September 

24, started his haematology 

training in Christchurch in 1991 

with a particular interest in 

bleeding and clotting. 

He qualified as a specialist 

in 1995 and soon after he was 

appointed to his first consultant 

post at and Guy’s and St Thomas’ 

hospital in London, where he 

eventually became clinical 

director before returning to 

Christchurch in 2002. 

Long-term colleague Peter 

Ganley said Smith left an 

enviable legacy and a massive 

void. 

“Just as blood flows throughout 

every part of the body, no 

part of health is untouched by 

haematology. Mark’s mana 

and influence has flowed far 

beyond our department, into 

all of medicine and surgery into 

primary and secondary care,” he 

said. 

“When you work with 

someone every day for many 

years you will know exactly their 

value. When something fell over, 

when we had an earthquake, 

when we had the atrocity at the 

mosque, when Covid struck, 

Mark, to paraphrase loosely, 

could keep his head when 

everyone about was losing 

theirs.” 

Karl Archibald, vice-president 

of the Haemophilia Foundation 

of New Zealand, was also a 

patient of Smith, who was an 

avid athlete. 

“Clinics with Mark would be 

patient-focused, followed by tales 

of his recent running triumphs 

or trips,” he said. 

“As a strong and considered 

clinical advocate in the national 

and international bleeding 

disorders community, Mark 

leaves a legacy that has raised the 

standard of care for all.” 

Smith, who was planning to 

run the Queenstown marathon 

on November 21, is survived 

by his wife Cathy and children 

Torin and Zoe.



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Tasty Bites 

Have a lot of fun with filo pastry 

FILO PASTRY is easy to use and 

you will end up with a lovely 

light, crisp pastry if you follow 

these rules. 

Work fairly quickly and if you 

are called away while you are 

rolling the parcels, cover the 

unbuttered stack with a tea towel 

to prevent it drying out. 

If the pastry is very cold, it 

will be more fragile and tend 

to crumble, so give it 20min 

to come to room temperature 

before you open the packet. 

Three Cheese and Chicken 

Filos 

Ingredients 

500gm chicken tenderloins 

(you need 10) 

50gm cream cheese 

120gm feta cheese 

25gm parmesan cheese 

pepper 

2 sundried tomatoes in oil 

100gm butter 

10 sheets filo pastry 

Directions 

Remove the filo pastry from 

the fridge and let it come to come 

to room temperature. 

Begin by cutting out the sinewy 

strip from the tenderloins. Place 

the tenderloins into a large frying 

pan on a high heat and fry for a 

minute or so on each side so that 

they are half cooked. You may 

need a little oil in the pan to prevent 

them sticking. 

Place the cream cheese into a 

bowl and crumble over the feta. 

Grate in the parmesan and mix 

this all together thoroughly with 

a fork. Season with pepper. 

Dry the tomatoes on kitchen 

paper and slice finely. Melt the 

butter. 

Have all of this ready before 

you open the packet of filo pastry. 

On a large clean dry work 

surface, lay out the filo. Remove a 

sheet and brush lightly with melted 

butter. Lay another sheet over 

the top and brush this as well. 

Place two of the cooked tenderloins 

at the edge closest to you 

and add a fifth of the cheese mixture 

and a few of the chopped 

tomatoes. Place on another tenderloin 

and begin to roll them up 

in the filo. 

Fold in the sides and finish 

rolling so that you end up with 

a tidy parcel. Brush lightly but 

thoroughly with butter and lay 

on a baking sheet. 

Continue in this way until all 

the chicken and filling has been 

used. You should have five parcels. 

At this stage, you can cover 

them and store them in the 

fridge for up to 24 hours. They 

can also be frozen for later cooking. 

Be sure to cover them well 

and as the pastry is quite fragile 

when frozen. It is a good idea to 

place them in a solid container. 

Bake in a 200 deg C oven for 

10-12min. 

Keep an eye on them as they 

will burst if they are left in too 

long. 

Mushroom strudel 

Ingredients 

25gm butter 

1 small onion 

250gm mushrooms 

150gm cream cheese 

100gm sour cream 

salt and pepper to taste 

75gm butter 

filo pastry 

Directions 

Finely chop the onion and put 

it in a frying pan with the first 

measure of butter. Cook over a 

medium heat until the onion is 

soft but not coloured. 

Rinse and trim the mushrooms 

and slice finely. Add to the onion 

and turn up the heat. Cook for 

around 5min until the mushrooms 

are starting to brown up. 

Remove from the heat and add 

the cream cheese. Let it sit in the 

hot pan to melt a little before 

stirring through. Stir in the sour 

cream and a little salt and pepper. 

Don’t mix it too much or you will 

end up with a very unattractive 

grey mixture. 

Melt the second measure of 

butter. 

Lay out the filo pastry on a 

clean, dry work surface. Take a 

sheet off the top and brush with 

melted butter. Lay a second sheet 

over the top and brush this one 

as well. 

Fold your pastry into a rectangle 

and brush again. Lightly mark 

the rectangle into thirds, lengthways. 

Place a large tablespoonful 

of the mushroom filling just 

above the centre line in the first 

third of your pastry, then fold to 

form a triangle. Keep folding in 

triangles, tucking it quite tight so 

there are no gaps at the corners. 

Fold the end under neatly. 

Continue in this way until all 

the filling has been used. Brush 

the tops of the triangles with butter 

and place on an oven tray. As 

with the previous recipe, they can 

now be refrigerated for a day or 

frozen for later use. 

Bake at 200 deg C for 8min, 

being careful not to over cook 

them or the filling will burst out. 

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Take a tour of Ngaio Marsh House 

Ngaio Marsh House and 

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queen Dame Ngaio Marsh to 

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writer for 76 years, with 

the family among the first to 

settle in the area. 

Today visitors can wander 

back in time, with the interior – 

packed with Marsh’s furniture, 

family treasures, books, awards 

and art – offering a unique 

narrative. 

The Heritage Festival tour, 

which runs over three weekends 

from Saturday, October 24, 

shares chapters from Marsh’s life 

WRITING HOME: Take a tour of Ngaio Marsh House as part of the Christchurch Heritage 

Festival. 

as a writer, director and lifelong 

painter. 

Ngaio Marsh House and 

Heritage Trust spokeswoman 

Jessica Petersen believes the 

house “enriches the national 

cultural heritage of New 

Zealand”. 

“While the house has been 

enlarged over the years, it is 

authentically presented, much as 

Dame Ngaio lived in it,” Petersen 

says. 

“The table is set with Dame 

Ngaio’s china, and the dining 

room and sitting room drapes 

are made from fabric chosen by 

Dame Ngaio on her travels. 

“There is also memorabilia 

from her many Shakespearean 

productions, her writing desk, 

and much lauded Long Room.” 

Petersen says the writer’s 

“whodunnit career began on a 

cold, wet weekend in London in 

1931”. 

“She was bored and sat down 

to write what would become her 

first Roderick Alleyn novel, A 

Man Lay Dead. 

“Over 50 years, she wrote 32 

classic English detective novels, 

even becoming more popular 

than her contemporary, Agatha 

Christie, at one stage.” 

Ngaio Marsh House is a 

Category 1 Historic Place, 

with a registered heritage 

garden. 

The house’s designer was 

also responsible for wellknown 

World War I memorials 

overseas, and several Summit Rd 

landmarks, including the Sign of 

the Kiwi. 

Visitors can join a guided tour 

through the house and grounds 

to discover more about Marsh’s 

life and work. 

•The Christchurch 

Heritage Festival runs 

from Saturday, October 

24, until Sunday, 

November 8. 

• Check out the full 

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ccc.govt.nz/heritagefestival 

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This spring, explore more than 50 special events. 

Tours, open days, exhibitions, workshops, 

performances and more. 

Sat 24 Oct – Sun 8 Nov 2020 

Image: PH18-WeJi-26. Wei Li Jiang. CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. 

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Museum Unveils Concept Designs 

for Proposed Redevelopment 

Canterbury Museum has released concept designs for its $195 million 

proposed redevelopment, which celebrate and reveal more of the 

Museum’s heritage buildings, provide twenty-first century visitor facilities 

and meet the exhibition and storage needs of a modern museum. 

Canterbury Museum Director Anthony 

Wright says that the Museum has 

listened very carefully to the feedback it 

has received so far. 

He says that Athfield Architects 

have captured all of the feedback in 

the proposed concept designs, while 

maintaining the much-loved intimate 

feel of the Museum. “The design 

increases the sense of discovery, surprise 

and the feeling of never being quite sure 

of what’s around the corner. However the 

way people move through the Museum 

will definitely be improved. 

“We will be bringing back the blue 

whale skeleton has not been on public 

display for 26 years. The 26.5 metre 

skeleton will be a focal point in the 

Museum, suspended in a new central 

full-height glass roofed atrium,” says Mr 

Wright. “We are also looking forward to 

developing a new, expanded Antarctic 

exhibition.” 

Canterbury Museum Chair David 

Ayers says, “The brief we provided 

Athfield Architects was quite 

challenging.” 

“We want the proposed redevelopment 

to enhance and celebrate our history by 

unveiling heritage fabric that has been 

hidden for many years. The concepts 

have more than met our expectations 

and we’re looking forward to hearing 

what the Canterbury community thinks.” 

Welcoming Space: The Museum is 

working closely with Ngāi Tūāhuriri on 

the concept designs. Puamiria Parata- 

Goodall, Kaiurungi (Chair) of the 

Museum’s Ōhākī o Ngā Tīpuna says. 

“At the heart of the new Museum is a 

new space called Araiteuru, housed in 

the central full-height atrium. Araiteuru 

celebrates the importance of how we 

welcome people to the Museum and this 

is where we will tell the story of mana 

whenua and tangata whenua through 

a mix of contemporary and traditional 

methods.” 

Araiteuru will be home to a new 

contemporary whare – a ceremonial and 

educational space. The Whare Whakairo 

(carved meeting house) Hau Te Ananui 

O Tangaroa, a taonga that hasn’t been on 

display for 64 years, will also hold pride 

of place in Araiteuru. 

The concept designs propose that 

the walls on the northern sides of the 

original Benjamin Mountfort-designed 

buildings will be revealed and original 

exterior elements, including the flèche 

(slender roof-top spire) on the Rolleston 

Avenue façade, will be reinstated. 

A new three-storey building, within 

the height limits of the Rolleston Avenue 

roof line, would wrap around the north 

side of the heritage buildings, exposing 

their heritage walls to public view. The 

building would include mezzanine floors, 

multifunctional spaces such as a new 

lecture theatre and increased space for 

permanent and temporary exhibitions. 

Base isolation would be added across the 

site to protect the heritage buildings and 

the collections, and to bring the site up to 

100% of Building Code. New collection 

storage would be created as part of this. 

A key element of the concept design 

is a second Rolleston Avenue entrance. 

The current entry to the Museum is too 

small to be the only entrance, and with 

more than 750,000 visitors a year and 

rising, an additional entrance will reduce 

congestion and improve the flow of 

visitors into the building. This entry will 

also house a cafe with sidewalk seating. 

Heritage architecture expert Jim 

Gard’ner says the concept design for the 

Rolleston Avenue facade respects and 

celebrates the Gothic Revival language 

of Benjamin Mountfort. “The additions 

to the Museum and planned central 

circulation patterns are informed by 

Mountfort’s original unrealised plans and 

ideas for the extension of the Museum. 

“The proposed additional entrance 

on Rolleston Avenue will have three 

openings into a covered portico. This 

draws on the typical tripartite form 

commonly found in Gothic Revival 

architecture, including the 1878 porch of 

the existing entrance to the Museum, key 

entrances within the Arts Centre, and 

the porch of Christ Church Cathedral,” 

says Mr Gard’ner. 

Floor to ceiling glass will be added to 

part of two floors of the Roger Duff Wing 

which will house a split-level family 

cafe alongside Discovery, the Museum’s 

natural history centre for children. 

You can see the concept designs and 

give feedback at the Museum or online 

at www.canterburymuseum.com. 

Feedback on the concept designs closes 

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THE earthquake-damaged 

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in its draft 

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a third southbound lane on 

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systematically get the work 

the Waimakariri River bridge and 

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St Albans resident Mark Wilson 

as possible. 

Page 8 

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GIRL BOSS: Julia Holmes wants to be a geneticist after Page high school, 3 and feels the GirlBoss Advantage programme will Page help 10 said the community are “somewhat 

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PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN Page 11 said the final submission is yet to 

GIRL BOSS: Julia Holmes wants to be a geneticist after high school, and feels the GirlBoss Advantage programme will help Board chairman Mike Mora 

Baxendale said any request to 


PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

pursue a specific project in the 

“The community will be somewhat 

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South New Brighton School pupil Jacob McMillan enjoying the foam pit at Christchurch School of 

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Holmes is on a mission to 

months, but it’s still there. Until 

taking things apart just to put GirlBoss Advantage programme 

next month, designed She was shocked to hear the 

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Public Notices 

CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL 

REVOCATION OF RESERVE LYTTELTON 10kg STATUS 

– 10 SHACKLETON TERRACE, 

BEEF BOXES 

Home Delivery of 

10kg of Mixed Beef Cuts 

LYTTELTON 

ONLY $230 

(just $23/kg) 

The Christchurch City Council hereby gives Local - public Naturally notice Farmed under - Tasty 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, Taking Orders Lyttelton, Now being 325m² 

described as Lot 3 Deposited Plan 18984 and 0274 contained 680 332 

in identifier 905011. 

The reason for the proposal is that this property Jozefa@synapsys.co.nz 

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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Home Visits available by appointment 

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Ph. 942-6036 for an appointment 

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Fairs & Markets 

Gatewood 

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788 Old Tai Tapu Rd 

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Public Notices 

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BEEF BOXES 

Home Delivery of 

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ONLY $230 

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Governors Bay 

Community 

Fete 

Sunday 18th October 

12.00 – 4.00pm 

Allandale Domain 

(opposite Living Springs turn off) 

Heaps of attractions, 

including children’s 

petting farm, themed 

bouncy castle, outdoor 

laser strike, raffles, cream 

teas, book stall, food 

stalls, craft stalls and live 

music!! 

Come along for a funfilled 

afternoon and do 

your Christmas shopping. 

Gold coin donation entry 

Further information 

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quality furniture, beds, 

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Phone 980 5812 or 027 

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CALLS HAVE been made to 

stop rates increases in response 

to the Covid-19 crisis. 

City counci lors James Gough, 

Sam MacDonald, Catherine 

Chu, Phil Mauger, Aaron Keown 

and James Daniels have sent a 

le ter to Mayor Lianne Dalziel 

asking her to lead a conversation 

as to how a zero per cent rates 

increase could be achieved this 

The city council is proposing 

an average rates increase of 4.65 

per cent acro s a l ratepayers in 

this year’s Draft Annual Plan 

which is cu rently under public 

consultation until April 5 and 

wi l be finalised before July 1. 

The 2018-2028 Long Term 

Plan also predicts a 50 per cent 

rates increase over 10 years. 

Said Cr MacDonald: “In 

the cu rent environment it’s 

clear busine s as usual is not 

appropriate and the council 

needs to look at how we enable 

this 12-month rates increase 

freeze to occur, it’s crucial for 

the economic confidence of our 

city.” 

Ms Dalziel said the las thing 

the city council needed was for 

someone to hi the panic bu ton. 

“Calm heads must and will 

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in CDHB 

spotlight 

www.starmedia.kiwi/digital-editions 

prevail,” she said. 

“Our residents and busine ses 

wi l be depending on us to 

make adjustments, and we wi l, 

however, we wi l need advice 

on the impacts on a l aspects of 

– page 4 

the council’s budget, which is urchNZ, the Canterbury Employers’ 

Chamber of Commerce 

not entirely funded by rates, and 

the consequences that wi l flow and other key players so we are 

from decisions we make. best prepared for the economic 

“The Annual Plan is not cha lenges that lie ahead.” she said. 

signed off for three months so City council chief executive 

we have time to ge this advice. Dawn Baxendale did not rule a 

A the same time, the council zero rates rise out. 

is meeting with our economic “We’re considering a series of 

development agency, Christch- 

options in light of the extraordinary 

circumstances related to the economy in response to the 

Covid-19. We wi l discu s these Covid-19 pandemic. 

options with elected members The biggest boost is $5.1 

as we develop the Annual Plan,” bi lion towards wage subsidies 

for affected busine ses in a l 

The push from city counci lors sectors and regions. 

for a freeze on rates rises comes •Tips for weathering virus, p3 

shortly after Minister of Finance 

•Mayor’s column, p9 

Grant Robertson announced 

a $12.1 bi lion package to aid •From the editor’s desk, p10 

Thursday, March 19, 2020 

Parent’s 

frightening 

journey 

Covid-19 prompts call for 

zero per cent rates increase 


destination 

Eastern 

Foam fun follows fire suburbs 

repairs 

could take 

a while 

Julia’s on 

a mission 

to make a 

difference 

ACTION: Six city counci lors including 

Catherine Chu, Sam MacDonald (top right), 

James Daniels (above left) and Aaron 

Keown have ca led on Mayor Lianne Dalziel 

to lead a conversation on how to achieve a 

zero per cent rates increase this year. 

Consent 

Award for green-fingered Bryce 

granted Julia’s on 

for Collett’s 

Limited a mission stock 

Corner plan 

Fujitsu 6kw to heat make pumpsa 

difference 

Hear Better, 

Live Better 

– pages 6 & 7 

Motorway 

opening 

delay 

brings 

relief 

Julia’s on 

a mission 

to make a 

difference 

Bid to 

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funding to 

demolish 

service 

centre 

Rates Preparation starts to support 

decision 

to come those who are self-isolating 

from Govt 

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Maintenance 

Bird Protection 

Phone Duane 

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Keeping the home 

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LOCAL EXPERIENCED 

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ELECTRICIAN 

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ELECTRICIAN 

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HOME MAINTENANCE 

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Right Now There 

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BAY HARBOUR 


Waterfront Oasis – As Is, Where Is 

43 Beachville Road, Redcliffs 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 living rooms, 1 car garaging 

Occupying a prime waterfront position and offering plentiful possibilities, 

this property is defined by potential and is presented to the market on an ‘as 

is, where is’ basis. 

The location is outstanding, capturing sunshine and sensational views 

across the water from a supreme Redcliffs setting on the doorstep of the 

coastal pathway. The departing vendor has comfortably resided at this 

property for the past five years. It’s been deemed repairable and has the 

ability to be insured, it could be land banked while you decide the ultimate 

utilisation of the site, or live in and enjoy for many more years to come. 

A significant extension was carried out in the 2000s which transformed 

the home into a contemporary beach pad that contains double glazing, a 

modern kitchen and tiled bathrooms. 

While classic style and well-specified finishes infuse the interior, there is 

undeniable scope to modernise further throughout. 

There are two living areas and a total of three bedrooms, two of which 

enjoy ensuite access while the spacious master suite also boasts a walk-in 

wardrobe. 

Entertainment and relaxation both indoors and out are catered to superbly 

at each end of the property. A deck at the front of the home maximises the 

unobstructed estuary outlook and seamlessly extends through bi-fold doors 

off the formal lounge. Another deck at the rear interacts effortlessly with 

the open plan living zone and master bedroom and overlooks the beautifully 

landscaped garden that basks in privacy and sunshine. 

Completing the package is a single garage and adjoining spacious shed with 

tandem access that provide brilliant storage options. 

Situated within a stroll of the beach, Redcliffs Village and in-zone for 

Redcliffs School, this property offers an effortless lifestyle in a favoured 

coastal location. With options aplenty, it’s sure to attract the interest of 

many. Contact Paula or Simon for more information and an extensive 

information pack. 

No.1 Sales Consultants 2017-2020 

Simon & Paula Standeven 

Auction Friday 30 October, on-site at 10am 

(Unless sold prior) 

Open Homes: Wednesday . Saturday and 

Sunday 11:00-11:30am 

rwferrymead.co.nz/OPA25156 

Simon and Paula Standeven 

M. 0274 304 691 

E. thestandevens@raywhite.com 

Paula & Simon Standeven 

Jan Edlin Pip Sutton 

Cherie Mooyman 

Marie Malone Elenor Corston 

Anna Loader & Bronny Clifford



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Clifton Treasure – As Is, Where Is 

65a Clifton Terrace, Sumner 

3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 3 living, 1 off street park 

Offered to the market for the very first time and presented on an ‘as is, 

where is’ basis, this heavenly haven was lovingly constructed from the 

ground up by the vendors and is reluctantly farewelled following a lengthy 

tenure to accommodate a move out of town. Enjoying premium positioning 

on the prestigious lower slopes of Clifton Hill, this property is nestled within 

the landscape and captures exceptional views over Sumner Beach. The 

home’s timber framework is enduring and provides a perfect platform for 

modernization and enhancement opportunities. 

The classically designed home offers ample space and features multiple living 

zones that effortlessly flow outdoors. Timeless interior details contribute 

traditional appeal and include exposed ceiling beams, timber floors and 

a superb mezzanine complete with a cathedral ceiling. Three bedrooms 

provide accommodation, with two bathrooms servicing the household. 

During their tenure, the vendors have basked in the tranquillity afforded by 

the established garden and quiet surroundings. Decking, as well as a pebbled 

courtyard, provide you with numerous settings where you can admire the 

outlook and indulge in alfresco relaxation. Easy access is another advantage 

of this hillside abode, with a parking space also on offer. Contact Paula or 

Simon for more information. 

Auction: Friday 6 November from 11am in rooms, Ray White, 

Level 2, 76 Hereford St (Unless sold prior) 

Open Homes 1-1:30pm Sunday 

www.raywhite.co.nz/OPA25157 


M. 0274 304 691 




Pristine and Picturesque 

246 Cannon Hill Crescent, Mt Pleasant 

4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 living rooms, 2 car garaging, 1 car port 

Sensational space, an extraordinary outlook and sophisticated style come 

together most magnificently at this superbly enhanced four-bedroom 

abode that overlooks the water from the Mt Pleasant hillside. A meticulous 

renovation was carried out by John Garlick Builders in 2015, with the 

property presenting in like new condition. It occupies a significant 1022sqm 

section and boasts enough flat lawn to introduce a swimming pool. 

Easy-care elegance is delivered by high-end materials that are showcased 

throughout; from the cedar and Supercrete cladding to the timber floors, 

tiled bathrooms and sleek presentation in the attractive kitchen. Designed 

with an emphasis on laid-back living; the two-level layout includes multiple 

entertaining spaces, including an open-plan zone, formal lounge and 

spacious balcony, all of which are set upon the top floor to maximise the 

spectacular vantage point. Of the four bedrooms, the master is a relaxing 

retreat, positioned on the lower level and equipped with a tiled ensuite, 

walk-in wardrobe and enjoying access out to a private patio. 

Effortless drive-on access and level grounds with established landscaping is 

an exceptional advantage for any home but is a rarity and definite bonus on 

the hill. The spacious section also contains an established vegetable garden, 

covered parking area and ample-off street space. Don’t delay; 

this won’t stay. Call Paula or Simon for more information. 

Auction Sunday 8 November at 11am on site (Unless sold prior) 

Open Homes: 2-2:30pm Saturday and Sunday 

rwferrymead.co.nz/OPA25178 


M. 0274 304 691 




Craig Prier Yvette Wright 

Kurt Polson 

Bev Prout Rod Cross James Shepherd Gretta Ulmer Mark Gardner


BAY HARBOUR 


Recently 

sold 

by Ray White 

in your 

neighbourhood 

4 St Leonards Square SUMNER 24 Stoke St SUMNER 

18a Nayland St SUMNER 

15 Bay View Rd REDCLIFFS 

6 Whiterock Lane SUMNER 

71 Augusta St REDCLIFFS 

197 Richmond Hill SUMNER 

6 Augusta St REDCLIFFS 

2/4 Whitfield St SUMNER 

2 Hammerton Lane HEATHCOTE VALLEY 

4 Hilldale Pl HILLSBOROUGH 

10 Stedley Pl HEATHCOTE 

16 Head St SUMNER 

13 Ridgeway Pl SUMNER 

6 Flowers Track SUMNER 

15 Campbell St SUMNER 7 Teviotdale Way SUMNER 

111 St Johns St WOOLSTON

Bay Harbour: October 14, 2020

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