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PAGE 4 Wednesday November 18 2020 BAY HARBOUR Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz Plan your sweet as HOT DEAL! $ 24 99 each Whether you're planning on celebrating in style, getting away, or looking for great gift ideas, we’ve got the super deals to help make Xmas sweet as. GORDON’S PINK GIN & SODA 12 x 250ml Cans, 4% Also available: Sicilian Lemon GORDON’S G&T, SMIRNOFF ICE DOUBLE BLACK & GUARANA 12 x 250ml Cans, 7% 2 for $ 60 Single bottle prices vary ST RÉMY, BAILEYS, CANADIAN CLUB, JIM BEAM White Label, 42 BELOW 700ml SEAGERS Gin, IVANOV 1 Litre Also available: Seagers Lime Twisted Gin Single bottle pricing $32.99 each $32.99 each $33.99 each $33.99 each $34.99 each $34.99 each $34.99 each 2 for $ 20 Single bottle prices vary HOT DEAL! $ 12 99 each HOT DEAL! $ 21 99 2 for $ 22 Single Bottle $12.99 $ 27 99 MAC’S Range 12 x 330ml Bottles HOT DEAL! $ 39 99 each DASHWOOD Range $11.99 or WOLF BLASS YELLOW LABEL Range $10.99 750ml Excludes Dashwood Reds CHURCH ROAD Chardonnay or THE NED Sauvignon Blanc 750ml Excludes all other varietals DANIEL LE BRUN NV 750ml LINDAUER CLASSIC Range 750ml ASAHI, DB EXPORT 33, CARLSBERG, STEINLAGER CLASSIC or STEINLAGER PURE 24 x 330ml Bottles Shop local with AMBERLEY, BARRINGTON, BELFAST, BRIGHTON, BURNSIDE, COLOMBO ST, EDGEWARE, ELMWOOD, FERRYMEAD, HALSWELL, HANMER SPRINGS, HORNBY, ILAM, KAIAPOI, LEESTON, LINCOLN, OXFORD, PAPANUI, PEGASUS, SEASIDE Offers end close of trade 29th November 2020, while stocks last. Available at participating stores only. Multi Deal only available in store. Varietals may vary by store. Limits may apply. Wholesale (other liquor retail banners) not supplied. Terms and conditions may apply. Available 16th - 29th November 2020 inclusive. Please see www.superliquor.co.nz for details. superliquor.co.nz SUP2076_C17
Wednesday November 18 2020 Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz BAY HARBOUR PAGE 5 Pathway to marina under way CONTRACTORS have started constructing a pathway, two new pedestrian crossings and relocating the Sutton Quay port access gate, creating a pedestrian link from Norwich Quay to Te Ana Marina in Lyttelton. Currently, there is no pedestrian access from the quay to Te Ana Marina, meaning people must either use the stairs from Simeon Quay to the back Andrew Turner of Te Ana Marina, or walk down to Godley Quay. Banks Peninsula Ward councillor and Deputy Mayor Andrew Turner said it was great to seee the Lyttelton community gain additional access to the waterfront. “Whakaraupō/Lyttelton Harbour is a special place to many people. We know that particularly during the Covid-19 level 4 lockdown earlier this year Te Ana Marina was a very popular spot for locals to walk and enjoy some fresh air,” he said. “Providing this walkway will mean people can now easily walk from Lyttelton’s town centre to Te Ana Marina. “I’m looking forward to seeing more families and visitors down on the waterfront this summer – this is the perfect spot for a picnic, a walk along the promenade or a chance to take in the stunning harbour views.” Lyttelton Port Company engagement and sustainability general manager Phil de Joux said since Te Ana Marina was opened in 2018, it has been fantastic to see the community use the recreational area as a space to connect and enjoy. “While the new pathway is being constructed, no vehicles or pedestrians will be able to access the inner harbour via Sutton Quay. Alternative access and traffic management is in place for LPC’s customers and port users.” The new pathway is expected to be completed by mid- December. “We’re expecting to have the pedestrian pathway ready in time for the community to enjoy over the summer holidays,” de Joux said. Construction expected to start in June next year •From page 1 “We also want to create some new pedestrian connections so we can make the pathway more accessible for locals,’’ Ellis said. “This will require some changes, including relocation of some existing bus stops and removal of some on-street parking on Main Rd. “With considerably more pedestrians and cyclists expected, a lower speed limit will help to keep everyone safe as they move through the area.’’ To help maintain the availability of on-street parking in this popular area, the city council is proposing to upgrade the car park on the pump station site on Main Rd and add angle parking on Cliff St and Bayview Rd. “We are working towards a construction start in the middle of next year,’’ Ellis said. “We want to get this final section of the pathway completed so we can realise the Christchurch Coastal Pathway Group’s vision of having a coastal pathway that stretches all the way from Ferrymead Bridge through to Scarborough.’’ Construction of the final section of the pathway is being funded by the Government as part of its Covid-19 response. It is one of the ‘shovel ready’ projects that are designed to stimulate the economy. Christchurch Hospital’s Emergency Department is on the move. From 7.30am on Wednesday 18 November, if you need emergency hospital care, you’ll need to come to the new Emergency Department in Waipapa – Christchurch Hospital, Hagley. Entry to the Emergency Department drop off area is off Riccarton Ave. Turn left in front of Christchurch Women’s Hospital for drop off and accessible parking in front of the new building. Please keep the Emergency Department for emergencies.
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