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Second world championship in the bag

West Melton’s Hamish Macdonald is the world enduro champion for a second time.

• By Andy McGechan

HAMISH Macdonald has

clinched another world

championship title.

The West Melton rider

wrapped up the FIM Junior

Enduro GP World Championships

title, his second

consecutive world enduro

crown, in Portugal last week, a

thrilling bookend to the FIM

125cc Youth Enduro GP World

Championships title he won

last year.

It has been a stellar season for

Macdonald – he had also been

home in New Zealand briefly

PHOTO: DARIO AGRATI

to win the 2020 New Zealand

enduro championships title

outright before heading back to

Europe in July.

• Turn to page 4

Bid to

avert

forest fire

destroying

homes

• By Matt Slaughter

PEOPLE LIVING near a forested

area in Darfield will be told by fire

chiefs tomorrow how to get out if

a blaze breaks out over summer.

McHughs Forest Park has been

identified by Fire and Emergency

New Zealand as a potential hazard

due to its close proximity to

residential properties and businesses

and the abundance of fuels

which come from these.

Darfield deputy chief fire officer

Ken Muscroft said the Lake Ohau

fire last month, which destroyed

48 buildings and burnt through

5040ha of land, underpinned why

a meeting is necessary.

“We haven’t had any [fires]

there [the forest park] yet, that’s

the main thing. We’re getting

prepared in case.

“I think if you look at Lake

Ohau you get a good idea [why],”

he said.

He does not know if the forest,

which he said is near a large number

of houses, could experience

a blaze like Lake Ohau but it is

important people are prepared if

the worst happens.

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GOOD ON landlord John

Giltrap and the Lincoln

Community Committee

for chipping in to make the

Gerald St shops and footpath

safer.

On page 5 today we share

the back story on why bollards

have gone in. The photo

of the vehicle in the dairy is a

fairly self-explanatory reason

why.

Giltrap and the community

committee put in $4000

each for the 10 bollards

which will give businesses

and pedestrians alike the ideal

safety net when mistakes

are made by people behind

the wheel.

Community committee

secretary Pauline Hayes said

they had been approached

by residents and business

owners.

The community committee

listened and the outcome has

been a great solution.

– Barry Clarke

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MORE PEOPLE have moved

to the district from other parts

of New Zealand than anywhere

else in the country this year.

Selwyn Business Group member

and Harcourts Rolleston

manager Richard Tait says good

employment opportunities and

affordable housing in the district

may be reasons for this.

Statistics New Zealand’s latest

data on internal migration gain

as of the end of June, shows 2100

people have moved to the district

this year.

Tait said the district and

Canterbury as a whole have

bounced back from the impacts

of Covid-19 faster than other

parts of New Zealand, making it

a desirable place to move to and

work in.

“In real estate, if you look at

what you were doing and what

you missed out on, we’ve recovered,

eh. Most businesses, from

what I can see, have recovered

and now are moving forward,

that would be a fair assessment

but I can’t speak for everyone,

that would just be within our

[business] group.”

He said some of the most

common New Zealand locations

people are moving to the

district from are Auckland and

Hamilton.

“I think everyone’s had a look

at their lives after Covid and

thought well, you know what,

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Employment, housing have

people moving to district in droves

GROWING: More people have moved from other parts of New Zealand to Selwyn than

anywhere else in the country in the last year.

we could go and live in [Selwyn]

and be debt-free and find some

form of job and get rid of a

massive mortgage and live quite

comfortable, so that’s really

noticeable,” he said.

Tauranga had the second most

internal migration, with 1900

people moving there from other

parts of New Zealand.

Twelve-hundred people moved

across the country to Waikato,

which had the third-largest

growth.

NEWS 3

In Brief

TOXIC ALGAE IN RIVER

A health warning has been

issued for Selwyn River after

potentially toxic algae benthic

cyanobacteria was found in

the river at Glentunnel. People

and animals, particularly dogs,

should avoid the area of the river

until the health warning has

been lifted. There are also other

access points along the river that

may have benthic cyanobacteria

present. People are advised to

treat every area of low-flowing

river cautiously.

PLAN CONSULTATION

Submissions for the proposed

Selwyn District Plan close on

December 11. When finalised,

the proposed plan will set out

the rules for what people can

and can’t do in the district. Some

of the topics people can give

feedback on include what sort of

building they want to see in the

district, what kind of businesses

can operate, how indigenous

biodiversity and cultural and

historical heritage are protected,

and natural hazard risks and

protection.

GARAGE SALE

Treasure hunters will once

again be able to search for

bargains at the Waddington-

Sheffield Christmas Garage Sale

Trail on December 5 from 9am to

noon.

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Yaldhurst Road, Ryans Road and Pound Road

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Speed limits are changing on SH73 (Yaldhurst Road), and on sections of Ryans Road and

Pound Road. From Friday 4 December 2020 the new permanent speed limits will be:

LOCATION

SH73 East of Yaldhurst – from 155m west of SH73/

SH1 (Russley Road) intersection to 200m west of

Sir John McKenzie Drive

SH73 Yaldhurst – a reduction of the existing 70km/h

zone through Yaldhurst to 60km/h, and an extension

of this 60km/h zone to 150m west of Hasketts Road

SH73 West of Yaldhurst – from 155m west of SH73/

SH1 (Russley Road) intersection to 200m west of

Sir John McKenzie Drive

Ryans Road – from 300m east of Pound Road to 300m

west of Pound Road

Pound Road – from 350m south of SH73 to 300m

north of Ryans Road

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We thank everyone who provided feedback.

For more information on SH73 and local road

speed limit changes visit:

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NEWS

Championship decided

in final enduro round

• From page 1

Macdonald was only back in

the country at that time because

of international chaos caused by

Covid-19, but it meant he was

able to race the full Kiwi series for

the first time since 2017.

The Sherco rider’s build-up for

the 2020 world championships

began immediately.

“Once the borders reopened

and racing rescheduled,

I was on a plane and

back to England. The

team had a race bike

in England and I

was straight into the

final British sprint

championship rounds

managing three of the

four outright wins and

taking the E2 British

sprint title,” he said.

“To change things up a

bit and push the fitness, I took on

the big boys Graeme Jarvis and

Billy Bolt in the British extreme

championship round, a bit of fun

and I was happy to jump on the

podium with them.”

The 21-year-old has clearly

followed in the wheel-tracks of

such Kiwi enduro legends as

Stefan Merriman, Chris Birch

and Paul Whibley, packing up his

helmet a boots and headed offshore

to seek fame and fortune

Hamish

Macdonald

for the first time in 2018.

This year was only his third

season in Europe, but he had

already set tongues wagging

on his debut in the youth class

of the FIM Enduro GP World

Championships in 2018.

Finishing no worse that sixth

through his debut season in 2018

and celebrating two wins in Italy,

Macdonald wound up a close

second overall in the

youth series, finishing

behind Chile’s Ruy

Barbosa and ahead of

Britain’s Daniel Mundell,

and last year he was just

as impressive.

He ended his 2019

campaign with an

18-point winning

margin over Italy’s

Matteo Pavoni, with

another Italian, Claudio

Spanu, claiming third overall,

while Frenchman Nathan Bererd

(Husqvarna) and then Spain’s

Sergio Navarro (Husqvarna)

completed the top five for 2019.

This year it was his own Sherco

team-mate, French rider Théo

Espinasse, who threatened

him most, but Macdonald

eventually clinched the 2020

FIM Junior Enduro GP World

Championships title at the final

round.


DESTROYED: A meeting is being held in Darfield tomorrow to avoid scenes like these

after the Lake Ohau fire last month.

High winds increase fire risk

• From page 1

The meeting at Darfield

Recreation Centre at 7pm will

cover the McHughs Forest Park

fire plan.

The plan was created by the

district council, FENZ police

and other organisations to

protect people in case of a forest

fire.

The meeting will cover

evacuation zones and what to do

if a fire breaks out.

The risk of fire in the forest

is greatly increased during

periods of high wind,

particularly a strong nor’west

that could blow embers from a

fire into Darfield.

Said Malvern Ward district

councilor Jenny Gallagher:

“We’ve got to prepare people

if there is an event and that

plantation goes up in flames,

especially if it’s a nor’west wind,

because there’s a lot of properties

on the east side of that plantation

that would be affected.

“It’s just in my mind, the

council are being very proactive

and preparing people for events

which, hopefully, will never

happen.”

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$8000 bollards makes shops safer


LINCOLN Convenience Store

owners Holly and Murray have

had two cars crash through their

store in the last few years.

It has come as a big relief for

the couple that bollards have

now been installed to protect

their store and others in the

Gerald St block of shops.

The 10 bollards, which cost

$8000, were jointly funded.

The block of shops’ landlord

John Giltrap put $4000 of his

own money towards them

and the other $4000 came

from the Lincoln Community

Committee’s discretionary

response fund.

Murray said the first crash

happened about three years ago

when a man in a four-wheeldrive

hit the gutter outside of the

store, got a fright and stepped

on the accelerator instead of the

break.

No one was hurt but said Murray:

“He buried his four-wheeldrive

right up in the back of

the shop. He could have wound

down the window and we could

have served him.

“It made an absolute mess and

it was scary,” he said

PROTECTION:

Murray and

Holly say

new bollards

outside their

store will keep

themselves,

other shop

owners and

customers

safe. PHOTO:

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The second incident last year

was when a car was left in gear

and travelled forward through

the shop’s entrance. The damage

was not as bad this time but he

said both crashes forced the store

to close for a few days, leading to

loss of income.

Murray said it was lucky that

no one in the shop was injured

on both occasions and a relief

that no one at the block of shops

will be in future thanks to the

bollards.

“We’re just so pleased to have

them because it’s dangerous for

us.

“It’s safety, of course, for us

and people who work here and

for our customers,” he said.

Said Holly: “That’s a lot of

relief. In both of the accidents,

we were so lucky no one got

hit.”

Giltrap said he wasn’t willing

to wait for another crash to happen

and this is why he decided to

help pay half of the cost for the

bollards.

“There’s been two near misses,

it was time to put a protection

in.”

Community committee

secretary Pauline Hayes said

its decision to put some of its

discretionary funds towards the

DAMAGE: The four-wheel-drive vehicle

that crashed into the store three years

ago.

bollards was because “it was an

accident waiting to happen.”

“It was a health a safety issue

and we had been approached by

residents and also some of the

people who had their businesses

there in that block of shops.

“The community committee

took it on board and decided

to allocate some of our

discretionary funds towards it,”

she said.

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• 423.7059 hectares (approximately) of flat land suitable for sheep

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• Five bedroom home plus a two bedroom cottage

• Good array of farm buildings including a lockable workshop

• Well fenced into approximately 34 main paddocks

• Regular pasture renewal programme has been implemented in

recent years

• Consent to irrigate up to 40ha to secure stock feed

• The property has excellent shelter with numerous shelter belts

This is a large lease property in a great location with good housing

and infrastructure that could be a standalone enterprise or as an add

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After 24 years our retiring vendors are downsizing which gives

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right on the outskirts of Christchurch city.

The property offers a very good standard of improvements which

includes a private, modernised three bedroom home situated in a

sheltered and established garden. An exceptional set of stock yards

are currently used to generate extra income from a stock agistment

business. The two stand woolshed is in a very tidy condition as is the

three-bay implement shed and the three-bay hayshed.

With irrigation consent to irrigate up to 20ha and the property being

well fenced into numerous paddocks with lane ways, the property

would suit a number of stock systems.

This is a unique opportunity to secure a sizeable farm in a great

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ONE OF New Zealand’s

best-known cricketers will be

immortalised at the new Selwyn

Sports Centre.

The wooden floor sports

hall – half of the court space

at the centre at Foster Park –

will be named the John F. Reid

Courts.

Reid played 19 tests and 25

one-day internationals between

1979 and 1986. He still holds

the record as the fastest New

Zealander to score 1000 runs in

test cricket, set in 1985.

His career test batting average

of 46 ranks him amongst the top

10 players in New Zealand test

cricket history.

After a stint as Auckland

Cricket chief executive, he

moved to Selwyn in 1996

working for New Zealand

Cricket as cricket operations

manager and high performance

manager.

Through these roles he led the

establishment of NZC’s national

high performance centre at

Lincoln University, which

included the development of

the international standard Bert

Sutcliffe Oval.

Reid has been the district

council’s major projects

property manager since 2015,

overseeing some significant

building projects.

The four sprung wood courts

in the hall are due to be laid

in the next fortnight as the

centre marks another milestone

towards opening to the public in

time for the 2021 winter sport

season.

Mayor Sam Broughton said

the naming will acknowledge

both Reid’s work as a champion

for the courts and community

sport in Selwyn, and his huge

contribution to sport across the

country.

Reid also spent nine years

in senior roles at Sport New


Sports centre to honour cricketer

RECOGNITION: Half of the court space at the Selwyn

Sports Centre at Foster Park will be named the John F.

Reid Courts, after the former New Zealand cricketer.

Zealand (previously SPARC)

supporting community

sport delivery nationally

and establishing a national

programme to identify and

develop talented young athletes.

A champion of community

sport, Reid was an inaugural

trustee of the Selwyn Sports

Trust and advocated to the

district council on the need for a

sport and recreation centre that

prioritised use by community

level providers within the

district.

“We’re lucky to have one

of the country’s best sports

administrators working with a

passion for the people of Selwyn

on projects that will serve the

community for a long time,”

said Broughton.

“John has led the

implementation phase of

developing Foster Park and

continues to provide the

leadership to deliver the

Selwyn Sports Centre, ensuring

the district gains a facility

that will serve the whole

community.”

NEWS 7

Drinking

water meets

standards

THE DISTRICT’S drinking water

has received a clean bill of health

for complying with drinking

water standards under the Health

Act.

This comes after last year

about 3000 Doyleston and Leeston

residents were issued a boil

water notice after high levels of

E coli were found in one towns’

water supply.

Now, the district’s water supplies

have been found to complying

with national drinking water

standards in all areas assessed in

the Ministry of Health’s annual

compliance report for 2019/20.

The report, has been presented

to the district council and shows

nitrate levels are below the

maximum allowable levels and

that all the council’s supplies

were fully compliant for bacteria

in both the treatment plants and

reticulation.

The areas considered in the

report included bacteriological,

protozoa and chemical compliance.

For protozoa compliance, eight

schemes were not compliant for

the full year. These were schemes

that were being upgraded during

the year or that will be upgraded

in this financial year.

Fun Garden Party

Frock Off 2020 is a fun-filled

afternoon garden party with

the opportunity to dress up,

chill out listening to a great

band, and get ahead of your

Christmas shopping. It’s

happening this Sunday at the

stunning Silverstream Lodge

in Lincoln.

Organised by three preloved

boutiques – Reinvent

Boutique in Lincoln, the Loft

Preloved Boutique in Tai Tapu, and

Trendz on Trent in Prebbleton – Frock

Off 2020 is

the perfect

opportunity

to indulge in

affordable

fashion, enjoy a

glass or two of

wine, and listen

to the relaxing

jazz sounds of

The Curio Club.

It promises to be a fun afternoon.

Christchurch personal stylist Becks

Mason from Style4U will be on hand

to help with your clothing choices. In

addition to quality pre-loved clothing,

there will be a range of interesting

stalls with items like jewellery,

candles, vintage gifts, plants,

tempting sweet treats, pet clothing

and much more.

It’s not only a great

place to kick off your

Christmas shopping -

there’s also a chance

to win one of the prizes

for the best dressed on

the day.

Put Frock Off 2020’s

garden party into

your calendar and

head down to Silver

Stream Lodge, at 214 English Road

in Lincoln, at 1pm on Sunday the

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Thursday to Saturday 10 to 3

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NEWS

$20m allocated

for new east

Rolleston school

A NEW primary school that

will be built in east Rolleston

has received $20 million in

Government funding.

It will accommodate 400 pupils.

Education Minister Chris

Hipkins announced this and

other school building projects on

Friday.

They are part of a $164 million

package announced on Thursday.

Said Hipkins: “More and more

families are choosing to move to

Rolleston post the earthquakes.

It’s one of the fastest growing

areas in the country.

“Five million [dollars] will

also be used to fund short-term

classrooms at schools in the

South Island facing severe

pressure from rapid roll growth,”

he said.

The funding will go towards a

total of 28 classrooms in schools

in Canterbury, Otago, Nelson

and Tasman, with a total of 616

student places.

The other $7 million will

deliver permanent roll growth

classrooms at Prebbleton School,

Waimea College in Nelson, St

Martins School in Christchurch,

and Grants Braes School in

Dunedin.

“Families rightly expect their

children to be able to learn in

warm, dry and comfortable,” said

Hipkins.


ABOUT 18 years ago Glenn

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hands-on role as a supermarket

manager.

He and his wife Tracy Anderson

haven’t looked back since

and are now the new owners of

New World in Rolleston.

They started in their new role

about five weeks ago. They have

previously managed supermarkets

in Nelson, Waimate and

Christchurch.

Glenn said some of the things

that have kept him in the supermarket

industry for so many

years are the people he gets

to serve and the teams he has

worked with.

“It’s your team that you really

enjoy and your costumers as

well. So it’s a combination of

both of those.”

Rolleston residents have been

friendly and good to deal with.

“It’s amazing how many of the

customers have come up to me

and introduced themselves.

“It’s a really, really friendly,

good community store,” he said.

Tracy said taking over the

ownership of the Rolleston store,


Couple take over ownership

of New World Rolleston

which employees about 200 people,

will be a challenge but she is

excited about it.

“We were looking forward to

the challenge of a bigger store

so, for us, we’re obviously a

husband and wife team so we

complement each other quite

nicely.

“For us, it was a business challenge

but also, it was a wee bit

about coming back to our roots,”

she said.

There have been many memorable

moments during Glenn’s

time managing supermarkets

but a few stand out.

Said Glenn: “We had a nude

man walking through the shop

one time, so we had to try and

get him under control a little bit.

“We used to flood every sec-

PROUD:

Glenn

and Tracy

Anderson

are the new

owners of

New World

Rolleston.

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Glenn and Tracy have made

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their two children Xavier and

Bree, who have both left school.

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be able to serve the Rolleston

community and the store prides

itself on its selection and service.

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NEWS 9

Back in the sulky and winner’s circle

• By Joshua Smith

IT’S BEEN more than a decade

since Jo Herbert saluted the

judge, but her winning drive

behind Blue Chip Delight at

Motukarara Raceway on Sunday

showed she hasn’t lost any of her

talent.

Blue Chip Delight made a solid

start to sit midfield before Herbert

asked him to improve threewide

down the back straight

to sit outside leader Eastwood

Isabella.

They hit the lead at the top of

the straight and didn’t relinquish

their advantage, holding out the

fast-finishing The Kaik to win by

a neck, with a further head back

to Bettor Believe It in third.

Herbert was delighted to get

the win after such a long hiatus.

“It felt really good, it’s been a

long time between drinks,” she

said.

“I was pleased with the horse,

he went well.”

A pioneer for female drivers

in New Zealand, Herbert won

193 races in the cart before she

was forced to step away from the

game 10 years ago to look after

her son Brooklyn.

“At the time it was in the toohard

basket, he wasn’t that well,”

Herbert said.

“It got too hard, so I just focused

on him. He is 13 now so he

is quite good at self-managing.”

SUCCESS: Jo Herbert brings Blue Chip Delight back to the birdcage after winning at

Motukarara on Sunday.

Herbert returned to the industry

last year after the urging

of trainer Stephen Boyd and she

landed her ideal job with current

employers Colin and Julie De-

Filippi, for whom she drove Blue

Chip Delight on Sunday, earlier

this year.

“I was initially influenced by

Stephen Boyd in getting me out

there, that definitely helped,”

Herbert said.

“I now work for Colin and

Julie, you couldn’t ask for nicer

people.

“When I was pregnant he

ended up training my trotter. I

kept working him right up until

I was 30 weeks pregnant and

then sent him to Colin. He has

always been like my father in

harness racing.”

When Herbert heard the De-

Filippi’s were looking for another

worker, she said she was quick to

get on the phone, even though

she was on the other side of the

world at the time.

“When I heard he was looking

for someone I was straight on

the phone from Spain. We went

over there for five weeks back in

February,” she said.

“We were quite lucky because

two days after we got home

Barcelona was in lockdown. We

timed perfectly.”

Herbert’s win on Sunday has

brought her just six wins shy of

200 driving career wins, a mark

she would have tried to attain 10

years ago had she known she was

so close.

“At the time when I stopped

I hadn’t actually looked at that

(career win tally),” Herbert said.

“It was more that I had to do it

(give up driving) because of my

son.

“If I had known back then that

I was that close I wouldn’t have

given it up quite so soon.”

Herbert said DeFilippi has

been trying to get her back in the

cart for some time, but she has

been happy working behind the

scenes.

“He has been trying to, but I

have been quite happy just gearing

up, it hasn’t fazed me,” she

said.

But with three horses in the

field of the Country Feasts Pace

(2170m) on Sunday, DeFilippi

was able to twist Herbert’s arm

into taking the drive behind

Blue Chip Delight, and they were

both rewarded.

“It was great to get the win, but

I am just happy to be working

for him,” Herbert said.

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Save water

now or face

restrictions

– council

RESIDENTS ARE urged to be

smart with their water use this

summer to avoid restrictions.

District council infrastructure

group manager Murray Washington

said after a drier winter

than usual, the National Institute

of Water and Atmospheric

Research is predicting a hot, dry

summer.

He said now is the time to get

into good habits to ensure there

is no need for restrictions.

“Water supplies are often

placed under pressure during

summer as many people

decide to water their lawns

and gardens at the same time.

So we’re encouraging people

to think about their water use.

If everyone plays their part

we should be able to avoid

restrictions and provide water

at a good pressure all summer

long,” he said.

The district council is

recommending people limit

watering to after 9pm, to keep it

away from peak usage times and

ensure the sun doesn’t quickly

evaporate the water, which will

reduce the effectiveness of the

water use.

LIAM CUNNAH was the

driving force behind social

workers becoming a permanent

part of the military.

Now, the Glentunnel resident

has been named New Zealand

Defence Force civilian of the

year.

Cunnah provides professional

clinical social work services to

personnel at Burnham Military

Camp as well as their family

and, in his spare time, the wider

Canterbury community.

He was part of a trial to introduce

social workers to the NZDF

four years ago – a trial which led

to them becoming permanent

employees. Cunnah said the

importance of providing this

service to personnel could not be

under-estimated.

“We live in an ever-changing

and unpredictable world which

can place significant pressures

on soldiers and their families.

“As the types of issues become

more complex in their presentation,

a more holistic approach to

wellness support and management

is required, and this is

where social work comes into its

own,” he said.

Cunnah said the trusting


Civilian social worker

gets defence force award

SERVICE: Liam Cunnah has received the New Zealand

Defence Force civilian of the year award.

relationship built between local

command teams and the social

work service was crucial.

“Without this, I would not

be in the position I am to have

been nominated and chosen as a

recipient of this special award.

“As someone who prefers to

be behind the scenes promoting

the successes of others, this is an

unfamiliar yet humbling experience

to be receiving this award.

“The success of the Burnham

social work service has been

supported and enhanced by the

exceptional work of my fellow

colleagues within the Burnham

integrated wellness team,” he

said.

Last year, Cunnah undertook

postgraduate study in family

therapy, as well as having studied

Gottman couples therapy

this year.

“I chose to do this as it was a

need that I identified around the

ever-changing relationship challenges

faced by soldiers and their

dependents.

“As social workers we are

innately driven by our desire

to promote and enhance the

self-determination and empowerment

of both our clients and

often the wider organisations

that we are employed by,” he

said.

Cunnah also supports the

wider Canterbury community

in his own time by providing

clinical input as a board member

for Salisbury Street Foundation,

a rehabilitation centre that aims

to reintegrate serious offenders

back into the community.

His citation said his dedication

to the work he did within the

community demonstrated he

was an outstanding ambassador

for the NZDF.

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A CRICKET oval and new

lights will be installed at Kirwee

Reserve and the first part of the

development is under way.

Work on the reserve

development started on Monday

and will be completed in March

next year.

The work will include

upgrading the electrical and

irrigation systems to futureproof

further developments, as

well as installing the new cricket

oval and lighting.

It will also include

landscaping changes, the

removal of some trees on the

west side of the reserve and

the realignment of the No 2

field to free up space for future


developments.

The Kirwee Recreation

Reserve Management

Committee, Kirwee Township

Committee and district council

have worked together on the

master plan over the last 18

months.

Pupils from Kirwee Model

School have also carried out

planting of native plants

around the boundaries of the

reserve.

Management committee

chairwoman Raewyn Feast

said it is excited and pleased

to see work under way and the

development will better cater for

the sports users of the reserve.

“It will also complement

NEWS 13

Major upgrade under way at Kirwee Reserve

Courtenay A&P Show’s outstanding young achievers award winner Lizzie Wilson with

Matson and Allan’s director Chris Flanagan. Matson and Allan sponsor the award. A range

of attractions were held on the day for the 145th running of the show in Kirwee.

COPPER WIRING has

been targeted by thieves on

construction sites in Rolleston.

Senior Sergeant Dean Harker

said over show weekend between

1m and 2m of copper electricity

wiring was taken from 16 properties.

The houses targeted were in

Ridgeway Ave, Wittington Drive

and Chesney Drive.

Harker said police believe the

incidents were linked and were

likely carried out by one person.

He said copper wiring was also

stolen in similar burglaries in

Lincoln last year.

“It [copper wiring] has a monetary

value. The value of the wire

itself is not overly large,” he said.

He estimated the resale value of

the amount of wiring stolen from

each property is about $50 but

said it costs much more to have it

installed.


and maximise open space for

community to enjoy the quiet

surroundings that a rural

reserve brings,” she said

Future stages are planned

to include sensory and junior

play spaces and may involve

the further development of the

community hub and a pump

track.

Copper wire stolen

Selwyn Times reported earlier

this month DOT loves data

statistics have revealed the district

has the least crime of anywhere in

New Zealand.

Harker said the recent burglaries

do not bring this into question

but burglaries of construction

sites are becoming more common

in the district due to its developing

nature.

“It’s probably just a trend.

There’s a lot of building here, there

is that opportunity for people to

actually target those sort of areas.

With all that building it’s just an

opportunity for dishonest people

to steal stuff.”

Harker recommended people

building houses should install

security cameras on construction

sites. He said police are currently

investigating if any footage was

taken of the burglaries over the

long weekend.

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The Faces of Selwyn exhibition was launched last year and a new

set of 12 stories about people in the district are on display at Selwyn

Libraries. The stories, written by Hayley Tate, celebrate diversity and

highlight the differences in people’s backgrounds and journeys to

Selwyn. Selwyn Times continues its coverage.

Surinder Tandon

LINCOLN resident Dr

Surinder Tandon is a

textile engineer with

a passion for weaving

together communities

of all cultures and

backgrounds.

Originally from New

Delhi, Tandon and his wife

Archna moved to New

Zealand in 1988. He had

just completed his PhD

in textile engineering and

landed a job at the Wool

Research Organisation of

New Zealand in Lincoln.

“They were doing a lot of

interesting work in textile

engineering and fabric

product development,” he

said.

Combined with his love

for cricket, he thought it

offered was the perfect

opportunity to mix career

and sport.

“But of course, New

Zealand is far away from

India. It was quite new, but

it was exciting and challenging.”

He credits his work colleagues

for helping him

settle into New Zealand

and connecting him with

other Indian families in

the area. They showed him

around, and he was able to

socialise with others in the

wider community.

While juggling his career

and the arrival of his two

children, Tandon got together

with new migrants

COMMUNITY:

Surinder Tandon has

a passion for bringing

the district’s people

together.

from India and formed a

“potluck social group” to

meet up during the weekends

for picnics and other

family activities.

In 1998, they then

formed the Indian Social

and Cultural Club which

is now the major Indian association

in Christchurch.

A member of the Lincoln

Rotary Club, he plays an

important role in bringing

the club’s CultureFest to

life for Canterbury residents.

It’s a festival where

various ethnic groups can

showcase their music,

dance and food, he says.

“Its culture galore!”

Since CultureFest made

its debut in Rolleston

NEWS 15

A passion for weaving

together communities

A SERIES of drop-in

sessions to support people

into work, and employers

with staffing needs, is

kicking off across the

district.

Held at public libraries

in Leeston, Lincoln,

Rolleston and Darfield,

employment zone clinics

are sessions where people

can access one-to-one

support around job

seeking, redundancy, staff

retention and recruitment.

The sessions, presented

by Sarah Parker, work

broker for the Ministry of

Social Development, aim

to provide more support

for local communities,

assisting people into sustainable

employment, and

providing a personal and

quick service tailored to

their needs.

“Employment is still

going strong in the community

and businesses are

really open to supports

from MSD,’” said Parker.

“By being on the ground

in the community, I’m

able to tailor services to

the person or business

on a one to one basis,

assisting with their needs

directly. We’ve received

really positive feedback

by people surprised when

they discover the amount

of supports which are

available to businesses,”

she said.

MSD regional labour

market manager Regan

in 2004 more and more

cultural groups have been

participating and the event

has grown into the highly

anticipated annual district

council and Christchurch

Multicultural Council run

event in Lincoln.

It’s also an event that

aims to promote and

encourage social inclusion

and equality, and Tandon

believes it has become an

important vehicle for helping

to prevent cultural and

ethnic divisions.

It’s long way from the

early “potluck social

group” he formed with

other Indian migrants in

the early 1990s.

Tandon’s passion for culture

and community grew,

and he went on to represent

the Indian community

on the Christchurch

Multicultural Council, and

has been its president for

the last ten years.

“I grew a lot of passion

for serving ethnic communities,”

he said.

“Not just Indian communities,

but all communities,

including migrants

and refugees.”

Christchurch has over

180 ethnicities and has

become very diverse, he

said.

“I realised that the

needs of all migrants are

the same for settlement,

such as culture, language

barriers, employment

challenges and

homesickness, of course.”

Library sessions to cover

all aspects of employment

Jackson said it is important

employers and job seekers

are fully aware of the funding

and services currently

on offer to support them.

“The drop-in sessions

provide an opportunity

for people to meet with us

to discuss their needs, and

are an effective engagement

channel enabling us

to connect them to what is

available,” he said.

Both employers and people

needing work can drop

in during the session times

and have the opportunity

to talk directly with Sarah

about their employment

needs.

The sessions are free and

can be found on Selwyn

library Facebook pages.

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Sporting champion to be honoured

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One of New Zealand’s leading sportsmen and sporting administrators will be recognised at the

Selwyn Sports Centre.

The wooden floor sports hall at the Selwyn Sports Centre at Foster Park will be named the John F.

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The four sprung wood courts in the hall are due to be laid in the next fortnight as the centre marks

another milestone towards opening to the public in time for the 2021 winter sport season.

Mayor Sam Broughton says the naming will acknowledge Mr Reid’s work as a champion for the

courts and community sport in Selwyn, and his huge contribution to sport across the country.

Originally from Auckland, Mr Reid represented New Zealand at cricket in 19 Test Matches and 25

One Day Internationals. He holds the record as the fastest New Zealander to score 1000 runs in

test cricket, and his career test batting average is among the top 10 players in New Zealand’s test

cricket history.

He went on to be Chief Executive for Auckland Cricket before moving to Selwyn in 1996 to be

New Zealand Cricket’s High Performance Manager and Operations Manager.

In these roles he led the establishment of the Cricket National High Performance Centre at Lincoln

University, including the development of an international standard playing facility – the Bert

Sutcliffe Oval.

Mr Reid spent nine years in senior roles at Sport New Zealand (previously SPARC), supporting

community sport delivery nationally and establishing a national programme to identify and

develop talented young athletes.

A champion of community sport, Mr Reid was an inaugural trustee of the Selwyn Sports Trust

and advocated to the Selwyn District Council on the need for a sport and recreation centre that

prioritised use by community level providers within the district.

Mr Reid has been the Council’s Major Projects Property Manager since 2015, overseeing some

significant building projects, Council Group Manager Property Douglas Marshall says.

“We’re lucky to have one of the country’s best sports administrators working with a passion for

the people of Selwyn on projects that will serve the community for a long time. John has led

the implementation phase of developing Foster Park and continues to provide the leadership to

deliver the Selwyn Sports Centre.”

Council and Lincoln University supporting

businesses from the land

Lincoln University’s Centre of Excellence and the Council have teamed up to put on a special event

supporting Selwyn’s food, wine and agritourism businesses.

Food producers, artisans, cafés and restaurants are all invited to the event at Lincoln University from

4–6pm on Wednesday 2 December, which will see researchers from the university present on ideas to help

build capacity and upskill, along with opportunities to grow and strengthen networks between businesses.

The event will include presentations on research from members of Lincoln University’s Centre of

Excellence – Sustainable Tourism for Regions, Landscapes and People, including ‘Identifying and

communicating Selwyn’s food story’ and ‘Getting local produce on local menus’.

It will also double as an opportunity for people to meet and connect with other similar businesses. The

aim is to help build a network of food and beverage businesses, Council Group Manager Community

Services and Facilities Denise Kidd says.

“We know agriculture and agritourism are a huge part of Selwyn’s economy and we have some great

innovative and quality produce here. By getting those businesses together with restaurants, cafés and

others we’re hoping to encourage people to work together and take advantage of the opportunities we

have from the land.”

Anyone interested in attending can email tourism@selwyn.govt.nz for more information or to register.

The Proposed District Plan –

considering starting a new

home business?

The Proposed District Plan includes some new proposed rules that may

affect people starting a new business from home.

Under the proposed plan running a business from home continues

to be a permitted activity in both rural and residential areas, but

some rules around when you may need a resource consent are

proposed to change.

The main change is around the size your business premises can

be before you need to apply for a resource consent. New home

businesses will not need a resource consent if there are no more

than two staff who live off-site and the maximum floor area used for

the business is under 100m 2 in a rural zone, or 40m 2 if you’re in a

residential zone.

In residentially-zoned areas, the proposed rules would mean

business activity involving customer visits and/or deliveries, could

only occur between 7.30am–7pm and all business goods would

need to be stored indoors. In the current District Plan business

activity involving visits by customers and clients, is limited to

between 7am–10pm on any day.

In rurally-zoned areas, business activity involving customer visits and/

or deliveries, could occur between 7am–7pm. In the current District

Plan there are no limits on hours of the operation in the Rural Zone.

The changes being proposed are aimed at ensuring that home

businesses don’t potentially adversely affect the look and feel of

residential or rural areas. The changes are also aimed at striking a

better balance between making it easy to set up a home business

and encouraging bigger businesses to locate in the district’s

commercial and business centres.

It is important to note that these changes would only apply to those

starting a new home business and will not have effect until the

proposed plan is operational, which is expected to happen by the

end of 2022. If you currently run a business from home, you will not

be affected by the proposed change of rules.

Anyone interested in finding out more about how the proposed

changes to starting a new home business affect them please

contact the Council by calling 0800 SELWYN (735 996) or emailing

contactus@selwyn.govt.nz.

You can find out more about the Proposed District Plan

and make a submission until 5pm Friday 11 December at

selwyn.govt.nz/districtplanreview.

Can I run a business

from home?

Renee, home business owner from Rolleston

Summer

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Notices

ROLLESTON RESERVE AND TOWN CENTRE

HEARING

A public hearing will be held to discuss

submissions to the Rolleston Reserve and Town

Centre consultation.

The hearing will be held 1–2.30pm on Monday

30 November at the Council’s Rolleston offices.

Meetings

Public Forums: Council,

Community Board and local

committees meetings are open

to the public. Time is available at

the start of meetings for people

to speak on matters of concern.

Please notify Therese Davel or

Bernadette Ryan if you wish to

speak at the Council meeting at

least five days before the meeting.

Township, Hall and Reserve

Committee meetings: To list or

make changes to meeting details,

email meeting.changes@selwyn.

govt.nz or phone 347 2800 or

318 8338 by 9am Wednesday the

week before publication.

COUNCIL & COMMUNITY

BOARD

Council*

Wed 25 November 1pm

Council Rolleston offices

Audit & Risk Subcommittee*

Wed 2 December 9.30am


Council*

Wed 9 December 1pm


*Livestreamed on the Council

website and YouTube channel

DISTRICT COMMITTEE

MEETINGS

Coalgate-Glentunnel Reserve

Management Committee

Tue 8 December 7.30pm

Coalgate Fire Station

Doyleston Community

Committee

Wed 2 December 7.30pm

Osborne Park

A life-changing opportunity for youth

Those who requested to be heard on their

submissions will present.

ALCOHOL NOTICES

Canterbury Brands Limited has applied for an on

licence. Objections to this application are open

until 11 December. For more information visit

selwyn.govt.nz/alcoholnotices.

Glentunnel Community

Committee

Mon 30 November 7.30pm

Glentunnel Community Centre

Leeston Community Committee

Mon 7 December 7.30pm

Leeston Library/Community

Room

Leeston Park Association

Committee AGM

Mon 30 November 7.30pm

Leeston Park Pavilion

Sheffield-Waddington

Community Committee

Thu 3 December 7.30pm

Sheffield Community Hall

Weedons Residents Association

Tue 10 December 7.30pm

Weedons Reserve Pavilion

It might not sound it at first, but the Selwyn Youth Council is a life-changing opportunity, Youth Council

member Inaki Cepeda says.

Applications for the 2021/22 Selwyn Youth Council are open for young people between 12 and 24 years

of age who live in Selwyn.

The Youth Council is made up of 12 members who are passionate about making a positive difference

for young people in Selwyn.

Inaki, who is part of this year’s Youth Council, says he did not know a lot about the Youth Council when

a member first suggested to him that he should apply, but he was glad that he did.

“It has been a really cool, life-changing experience. I’ve had so much fun, met so many people from

different townships, made so many friends and learnt new life skills. Everyone should try it. It may not

sound cool from an ad or an article, but it’s such a cool experience.”

Despite the Covid-19 pandemic restricting some of the things the Youth Council could do this year there

have still been lots of highlights, such as helping out with BOOST Bubble, posting encouragement and

activities to support young people during the lockdown – posts which reached close to 24,000 accounts.

Inaki has also helped with the Youth Council’s Passion Podcast series, interviewing Selwyn residents

about their passions and with a BOOST Halloween event supporting the Burnham Military Camp family

Halloween party.

Youth Council members have also presented to

Council on issues affecting youth, and hosted

the ‘What do YOUth think’ surveys which

this year gave young people in Selwyn the

opportunity to help design the youth space for

the Rolleston Town Centre.

Mayor Sam Broughton says the Youth Council

makes a valuable difference. “The Youth Council

has been an active part of making Selwyn a

great place to live. Anyone who wants to be

part of that and help make cool things happen

and support other young people should put

their name forward for consideration.”

Anyone interested can complete an application

online. Applications close Saturday 30

November. For more information or to apply

please visit selwyn.govt.nz/youthcouncil or

facebook.com/selwynyouthcouncil.

ON THE

ROADS

On the Roads

Selwyn Youth Council members at the Burnham Military Camp

family Halloween party.

Leeston Road is closed at the intersection with Station Street for work on the Leeston

stormwater bypass. A detour is in place along Station Street. Rolleston Drive will be

closed around the Dryden Avenue intersection for night works from 7pm Tuesday

24 November to 7am Wednesday 25 November and 9pm Wednesday 25 November

to 7am Thursday 26 November. A detour will be in place. Norman Kirk Drive will be

closed at the intersection with Rolleston Drive on Friday 27 November 9am–5pm, access to Norman

Kirk Drive will be from Kidman Street.

High Street, Leeston, will be closed from Messines Street to Leeston and Lake Road from 5–10.30pm

on Friday 4 December for the Leeston Christmas Parade.

Selwyn Events

THURSDAY

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FRIDAY

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NOVEMBER

SUNDAY

29

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MONDAY

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Craft and Chat Group

Lincoln Library, 10am–12pm

Bring along your current craft project to

work on while you get to know fellow

craft enthusiasts! An opportunity to

share tips, tricks and skills.

LEGO ® Club

Darfield Library, 3.30–4.30pm

Come and play with our new LEGO ®

collection and make a new creation.

Free. Drop in only, with limited

spaces. Recommended for primary

school aged children. Children under

8 years of age must be accompanied

by an adult.

Rekindle String

Making Workshop

Leeston Library, 1.30–3.30pm

Learn how to use tī kōuka/cabbage

tree leaves to make a strong and

beautiful twine. This technique for

making string and rope is simple

and can be used with many different

materials. If you have access to fallen/

brown cabbage tree leaves, please

feel free to bring a big bunch along

with you, which have been soaked

overnight or longer. Free to attend, no

bookings required.

Christmas on the Green

Lincoln Green, behind Lincoln

Library, 10am–2pm

The Lincoln Farmers’ and Craft Market

are holding this special Sunday

market to raise funds for Lincoln &

Districts Community Care. Enjoy live

music and children’s entertainment

with your Christmas shopping and

support a great cause.

Virtual Reality (VR)

Drop-in Sessions

Rolleston Library, 3.30–5.30pm

Kayak with the penguins in Antarctica,

fly to the international space station

and experience zero-gravity, complete

our Beat Saber challenge, or even

tour Anne Frank’s house.Don’t miss

these drop-in sessions to test out our

new VR headsets. Suitable for ages

13 and over.

The Canterbury Folk

and Decorative Artists

Guild Show

Down by the Liffey art gallery,

Lincoln, opening hours

Wednesday – Friday

An array of work featuring Guild

artists from Christchurch and

Canterbury districts. The Guild

aims to promote painting through

friendship and fun. This two week

exhibition features a special

Christmas Gift Shop full of gift ideas.

For information on listing a community event visit

selwyn.govt.nz/councilcall

Leeston Library & Service Centre

19 Messines Street, Leeston

Ph 347 2871

Lincoln Library & Service Centre

Gerald Street, Lincoln

Ph 347 2876

0800 SELWYN

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SPORT

Weedons back on track

with hard-fought win

WEEDONS have bounced

back after their quest for a

perfect Canterbury County

premier one-day season

was undone, by beating

Southbrook with form

bowler Sam Clarke snaring

another four-wicket haul.

Clarke’s 4/39 in the previous

round against Cheviot

proved immaterial but

his 4/20 on Saturday was

pivotal as Weedons won by

four wickets at Southbrook

Park.

Opting to bowl first on a

tricky wicket was justified

as the hosts were unable to

gain any traction through

their innings before being

dismissed for 130 in the

penultimate over; opener

Sam Bing top-scored with a

brisk 27 from 28 balls.

Weedons made a solid

start to their chase with

Todd Inness making a

well-timed 41 while fellow

opener Jayden McIntyre

played the anchor role with

a patient 17 from 75 deliveries

to guide the innings

into triple figures before he

exited in the 26th over.

Southbrook then claimed

three wickets for five runs

but Arnav Deb eased

Weedons’ nerves with an

unbeaten 19, featuring four

boundaries.

Teams were often depleted

by frontliners absent on

representative duty, though

Cheviot were able to fill any

voids comfortably thanks to

a stunning senior debut by

Ronan Dillon.

The 15-year-old claimed

5/38 from his maximum

allocation of nine overs

to help Cheviot secure a

14-run victory over winless

Lincoln during seventh

round action.

Dillon’s emergence

enabled the hosts to defend

214/8 at Cheviot Domain, as

Lincoln could only muster

200/6 from their 45 overs.

Weedons’ Sam Clarke bowls a quick delivery to

Southbrook’s Damian Hansen.

Earlier, Jack Hyde (46 off

67) and Ryan Ellis (55 off

87) set a strong foundation

for Cheviot before Scott

Burnett (42 off 27) round

off the innings.

Lincoln’s chase was built

around a 107-run opening

partnership between Hugh

Paterson (80 off 108) and

Cameron Powell (31 off 61)

before tight bowling escalated

the asking rate.

Sefton ground out a

tough 13-run win over

North Canterbury rivals

Oxford-Rangiora at Pearson

Park on the back of

quality batting by two club

stalwarts – Tim Harrison

and Nigel Granger.

Batting in the unfamiliar

position of second drop,

Harrison anchored Sefton’s

207/7 with an unbeaten

85, a knock that dovetailed

with a 125-run partnership

with Granger (59) for the

sixth wicket.

Oxford-Rangiora had

solid contributions from

Lachie Stove (67) and Luke

Waghorn (33) but tight

bowling – personified by

Todd Waller’s concession of

20 runs from nine overs –

left the target out of reach.

A depleted Leeston-

Southbridge were unable

to compensate for the

unavailability of rep players

as Darfield eclipsed the visitors’

103/9 inside 16 overs.

Liam Foulkes set the tone

for a dominant triumph

with 6/14 from nine overs

as a makeshift line-up were

rolled in 27.1 overs though

Leeston-Southbridge were

still second on the competition

ladder behind

Weedons on net run rate.

Ohoka had the bye.

Short scoreboards:

Southbrook 138 (S Bing

27; S Clarke 4/20, J Richards

2/23, A Deb 2/25) lost

to Weedons 142/6 (T Inness

41; A Prouse 2/27, J Green

2/31) by four wickets.

Cheviot 214/8 (R Ellis

55, J Hyde 46, S Burnett 42;

R Dillon 5/38, E Paterson

2/20) beat Lincoln 200/6 (H

Paterson 80, C Powell 31, L

Robinson 30) by 14 runs.

Sefton 207/7 (T Harrison

85no, N Granger 59;

S Fleming 2/26, L Stove

2/30) beat Oxford-Rangiora

194/7 (L Stove 67, L Waghorn

33; M Laffey 2/39) by

13 runs.

Leeston-Southbridge

103 (L Foulkes 6/14) lost

to Darfield 107/3 (B Innes

31no) by seven wickets.

Points:

Weedons 40, Leeston-

Southbridge 40, Ohoka

32, Sefton 32, Darfield

24, Cheviot 24, Oxford-

Rangiora 20, Southbrook

12, Lincoln 0.

METRO

Look out for

Metro changes

Next week, Metro passengers will see

some timetable changes and different buses

on some routes.

New public transport contracts coming

into effect on Sunday 29 November bring

with them a host of benefits. Passengers in

the western and eastern suburbs will enjoy

increased frequency on Route 3 (previously

the Purple Line), while new electric and low

emission vehicles are gradually coming into

service across the network in the coming

months.

Buses may look different

The change in contracts sees many

services change to a different operator. The

consequence for passengers is that different

buses will be used on many routes from

Sunday 29 November.

If you are used to seeing a Red Bus

branded vehicle on your route, it may now

be a Go Bus branded vehicle instead, and

vice versa. Your bus might also be in the new

teal livery as it continues to roll out across

the network.

Checking the destination screen on the

Metro

network

changes

From Sunday 29 November,

look out for:


bus is the best way to confirm it’s your

service.

Timetables changes from Sunday

Environment Canterbury senior manager

public transport Stewart Gibbon says this

is the second of three stages of timetable

changes.

“We’ve phased the changes to reduce the

impact on our customers,” says Gibbon.

“The majority of changes being made this

month are necessary to implement the new

operator contracts and to ensure compliance

with changes to the Employment Relations

Act.”

Gibbon advises passengers to check now if

their timetable or operator is changing on 29

November, and plan ahead.

“Our Journey Planner tool allows you to

forward plan – you can plan your trip for 29

November onwards to see if the timetable

changes impact your usual journey,” he says.

A full list of all changes, including the

operator for each service and the timetable

from 29 November onwards, is available at

metro.co.nz

– New timetables for some routes

– A different operator or bus colour

on some routes

Visit metro.co.nz

for more information.

Wicketkeeper James Watson lifts the bails as Matthew Brine safely slides

his bat into the crease. •More photos, page 24


Hamish D’Arcy bowled a tight spell for

Weedons against Southbrook, conceding

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Andrew Prouse was caught by wicketkeeper James Watson off

the bowling of Arnav Deb (right). He took 2/25 from nine overs.

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Charlie Robson chases down a ball in the field.

Netball

venues to

be shared

• By Chris Barclay

SELWYN NETBALL Centre

has agreed to split their Saturday

competition between the existing

headquarters at Lincoln and the

new Selwyn Sports Centre in

Rolleston.

After lengthy discussions between

clubs and the district council, Selwyn

Netball Centre president Andrea

James confirmed they would utilise

the $22 million indoor facility at Foster

Park, which is due to be opened

next April.

Some players had reservations,

from a social perspective, about

grades not being held throughout

Saturday.

“A lot of people go down there

for the whole day, coach different

teams, watch their children, maybe

umpire . . . that would be gone if

they all go indoors at different times

on different days,” Selwyn netball

stalwart Lyn Miles said.

“They (the council) couldn’t give

any one sport a whole day.”

James outlined the rationale for

playing the Saturday competition

between two venues, although the

detail on how it would be run is still

being finalised.

“This should result in more teams

being able to experience games

indoors and a shorter playing day,”

she said.

The year one to year four

programme is confirmed for the

new centre.

It’s our annual

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Friday 4th December

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Discounts on the

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Nibbles and

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Leeston on Thursday,

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Library and Rolleston Men’s Shed

Rhymetimes

Rolleston on Wednesday, 9.30-

10am, Lincoln on Tuesday and

Friday, 9.30-10am

Stories, songs, rhymes and

bubbles make up this Rhymetimes

session, which is designed

to assist with early language

development. Aimed at children

aged one to three. Free, weekly

sessions, term-time only.

Rolleston and Lincoln

libraries

Sensory Babytimes

Wednesday, 9.30-10am

Share interactive songs, stories,

sensory boards and bubbles.

These sessions are designed to

help cultivate early language and

literacy and support the development

of motor skills for those up

to one-year-old.

Lincoln Library

Chess Club

Wednesday, and Monday,

3.30pm-4.30pm

Chess is one of the oldest

games in the world and is estimated

to have been invented in

about 600BC. Go along and find

out what makes this game so

popular. No bookings necessary.

Lincoln Library on Wednesday

and Leeston Library on Monday

Craft and Chat Group

Thursday, 10am-12pm

Go along with your current

craft project to work on while

you get to know fellow craft

enthusiasts. An opportunity to

share tips, tricks and skills.

Lincoln Library

Down By The Liffey Gallery

Exhibition

Until December 13, Wednesdays

and Thursdays, 11.30am-

2.30pm and Fridays to Sundays,

10 am to 4pm

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Christchurch and Canterbury

districts. The guild aims to promote

painting through friendship

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Rolleston Farmers Market:

Sunday, 9am-12.30pm, 96 Rolleston

Drive

Darfield Market: Saturday,

9am-1pm, opposite Challenge

Darfield, South Tce.

Market@254: Saturday,

9.30am-1pm, rain or shine,

254 Lawford Rd, West

Melton.

Lincoln Farmers and Craft

Market: Saturday, 10am-1pm,

Gerald St.

Running groups

Rolleston Road Runners:

Thursday registration from

6.15pm for a 6.30pm start.

3km, 6km and 9km options in

Foster Park, next to the gravel

car park.

Lincoln Road Runners: Tuesday

registration from 5.40pm

for a 6pm start. 3km or 6km

options. Starts outside Coffee

Culture on Gerald St.

Malvern Road Runners: Tuesday

registration from 5.45pm

Broken Lines/

In Charcoal book

launch will be held

at Lincoln Library

on Thursday from

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launch for Broken

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edited by Joanna

Preston and Karen

Zelas, with readings

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Ellesmere Road Runners:

Wednesday registration from

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6km walk or run. Starts from

Leeston Physiotherapy.

Foster Park Run: Saturday

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www.parkrun.co.nz/foster and

don’t forget your barcode. Foster

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Cheeky reds belie price points

• By Mark Henderson

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2017 Yalumba Samuel’s

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Rating: Very good to excellent

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Ink Shiraz

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Rating: Very good

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and spices with fragrance building.

Noticeably sweet on the front

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cordial and berry jam; the luscious,

soft and slippery mouthfeel

underlining the viscosity to this.

Tangy berryfruit and raspberry

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2017 I Am George

Langhorne Creek Shiraz

Price: $19.99

Rating: Excellent

Chocmint, blueberry, dark berries,

a wisp of tilled earth.

Ripe yet not overtly sweet with

lovely depth of flavour, fine tannic

grip, balancing acidity, and a long,

coffee and spice accented dry finish.

Time adds savoury nuances

and a tangy undercurrent, showing

its youthful side. This rises

above its price point, offering real

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2017 Jacobs Creek Double

Barrel Shiraz

Price: $23.99


Juicy dark fruits, eucalypt,

with evident volume on the

nose.

Dense and rich in the mouth,

a raft of fruit sweetness at first,

before moving to brooding dark

fruits and spices.

Structure in place here, flowing

to a tea-leaf, smoke and char-like

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for the wine enthusiast too.

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2016 Beresford McLaren

Vale Shiraz

Price: $26.99


Lushly perfumed nose, milk

chocolate, mixed fruits. Time

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Depth of fruit here, yet

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brightness to the palate.

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FOOD 31

Try adding fruit to your main course

PRODUCE CAN sweeten your

traditional creations and add an

element of surprise.

Stone fruit or berries are not

normal ingredients you would

add to a main course but try these

easy recipes using blueberries and

peaches for a tasty change.

Blueberry, Chicken and

Mustard Pasta

Serves 4

Ingredients

500g skinned and boned chicken

breasts

salt and pepper to taste

2 tbsp olive oil

1½ cups pasta of your choice

1 small onion, diced

1 cup blueberries

Dressing: 250g creme fraiche or

light sour cream

1-2 tbsp Dijon-style mustard

2 tbsp milk, lemon juice

Directions

If the chicken breasts are large,

cut in half lengthwise. Season.

Heat half the oil in a frying pan.

Saute until lightly coloured.

Cover and cook for 12-15min,

turning occasionally. Remove

and cool slightly.

Meanwhile, cook the pasta

according to the packet instructions.

Saute the onion in the remaining

oil, until softened. Combine

ingredients for dressing.

Place blueberries in a large

bowl.

Using two forks, flake the

chicken. Place in the bowl with

the blueberries. Add the drained

pasta and onions. Gently toss.

Stir in the dressing. Serve warm

or at room temperature. Great

garnished with fresh herbs.

Corn, Coconut and

Coriander fritters with

Peach Salsa

Serves 4

Ingredients

Fritters:

2 cups whole kernel corn

2 eggs, separated

½ cup coconut milk

½ cup coriander leaves, finely

chopped

salt and pepper to taste

3 tbsp self-rising flour

1-2 tbsp rice bran oil

Peach Salsa:

2 ripe peaches, halved, stoned,

peeled and thinly sliced

1 tbsp lemon juice

2 tbsp finely chopped rocket

pinch sugar

½ tsp chilli paste

Directions

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(Left) – Pasta

with mustard

and blueberries.

(Above) – Corn

fritters with

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Blanch and drain the corn.

Cool. Combine with the egg

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salt, pepper and flour.

Heat the oil in a large nonstick

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of the corn mixture and

place in the pan. You will need to

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Cook on low heat until bubbles

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and continue cooking until the

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rally organiser, Malcolm McGibbon, from

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The Bonnie May of Argyll hales from

Alexandria in Scotland. Owned by Tom

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car was rebuilt from the remains of two

cars that Tom sourced from Drummond

in Southland in 1965 and Wigram in

Christchurch in 1971.

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mechanicals were completely dismantled

and scattered around the farm. The chassis,

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wheels had steel bands welded to the rims

but time had taken its toll and only the hubs

were usable. We recovered an immaculate

brass petrol tank and gearbox and engine

completely stripped with many parts

missing. There was no steering or radiator.”

Once in possession of sufficient original

parts, Tom restored the 1905 Argyll with

the help of friends over a period of 10 years

adding radiators and other parts to his

collection from a clearance sale in the 1980s.

The Argyll has travelled 5,000 miles since its

first rally in 1987.

The Bennetts Family’s 1912 Albian was

also at the show. “1912 was the last year that

the Glasgow-based Albian Motor Company

made vehicles, before specializing in

gearboxes. They were very popular during

World War 1 as they were relatively simple

to fix,” said owner, Don Bennetts from

Christchurch.

This particular Albian was owned by

beer and spirit merchants. It was then lost

for a while and turned up at a car sale yard

just before World War 1. Apparently, it was

traded in for a bike, which the person used

to ride to Burnham to join the army.

Don says a market gardener in Governors

Bay bought the car and used it to take fruit

and vegetables to market. At some point the

car got away on the hill and crashed, ending

up in two pieces. The front half was used as

a saw bench and the back half as a trailer.

Members of Don’s family gathered up

the bits and started to restore it, and luckily

managing to find the missing radiator. By

1957 it was back on the road and has been

in the Bennetts family ever since.

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of Argyll was built from the

remains of two cars – its

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from 1965 to 1987 when

the finished car attended

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Toyota Hilux helps home renovation

WE’VE BEEN busy at the Kiddie

household.

There’s new timber on the

house, new windows are going in,

there’s fresh paint, and in readiness

for a the painters to give the

fences a tidy-up I’ve had to trim

back a succession of shrubs and

small trees.

That on top of some landscaping

work I needed to do after a

drain was repaired. Throughout

all of these enhancements I’ve put

two new Toyota Hiluxes to good

use. I took the foliage to green

waste processing, building debris

to the transfer station, and I’ve

also been to the garden centre to

uplift two loads of pebbles to finish

the landscaping.

That’s the versatility today’s

double cab pick-up/utility offers,

it is the quintessential vehicle for

the everyday role, yet doubles as

a versatile carry-all when tasks

need to be completed, not to

mention it’s towing ability and

payload capacity – 3500kg and

around one-tonne respectively.

This evaluation focuses on

the SR specification Hilux, I had

two double cab variants in a

row – one a cab-chassis with an

aluminium flat deck, the other

was a standard wellside.

Toyota has done considerable

work on the Hilux, there’s been

an extensive change of look, it is

bolder and more aggressive on

the outside, while major interior

changes incorporate new display

graphics and the addition of a

larger touch screen in the centre

of the dashboard proper.

Mechanically, the mainstream

turbo diesel engine has had a big

boost in power, thanks to a larger

turbocharger. Toyota now claims

150kW and 500Nm a 15 per cent

increase for power and 11 per

cent increase in torque.

Of course, you can still buy the

Hilux with petrol power if you so

wish, but that option is limited

to two entry-point Workmate

models, both with just twowheel-drive.

The other 16 variants are all

diesel-powered, but you do have

the choice of manual transmission

in some of those, along with

just 2WD options.

Both variants I drove were

four-wheel-drive capable and

fitted with a six-speed automatic

gearbox.

While the Hilux is destined for

a working role, what Toyota have

done on the inside is to keep it

family-friendly, there are all the

VERSATILE: An aluminium flat deck on the cab-chassis

model provides a multitude of load carrying options

including carrying a load of pebbles for the Kiddie

landscaping project.

TOYOTA HILUX SR: Built for a working role.

features and there is as much

comfort as you can expect for

something built over a ladder

chassis and load-bearing suspension.

There are many car-like features

fitted to the Hilux and, of course,

the Toyota suite of SafetySense

technologies contribute to a

five-star Australasian New Car

Assessment Program rating.

I can also safely say the new Hilux

is smoother, while the power

is boosted remarkably, it hasn’t

lost its finesse, the engine throbs

away in typical diesel fashion,

but it isn’t loud and doesn’t seem

stressed when building towards

the top part of the rev band.

Interaction between the engine

and gearbox is fluid, shifts are

clean and smooth. Drive, of

course, is normally channelled

rearwards, electric switching will

engage the front axles in both low

and high ratio depending on the

driver’s preference.

It must also be mentioned

that the SR Hilux gets all of the

four-wheel-drive trickery that is

demanded in the working role. I

only used it for a short evaluation

purpose, and there are no surprises

there, even without deeptreaded

tyres the Hilux ute will

scale humps and mounds without

fear of getting stuck nor becoming

grounded thanks to 286mm

of clearance underneath.

On that subject little has

changed in terms of suspension,

• Price – Toyota Hilux SR

cab-chassis, $48,490

(wellside, $49,990)

• Dimensions – Length,

5255mm (5325mm);

width, 1855mm; height,

1815mm

• Configuration – Fourcylinder,

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2755cc, 150kW, 500Nm,

six-speed automatic.

• Performance – 0-100km/h,

10sec

• Fuel usage – 7.9l/100km

the rear axle is still located by leaf

springs, while a civilised independent

wishbone system is fitted

up front.

My loads didn’t measure up to

anything that would challenge

the payload rating of the two

utes, but I can report both laden

and unladen the ride is perfectly

acceptable, so for those who

need to travel long distances

recreationally it’s good to know

the family will be well looked

after, even those seated in the

back will find there is satisfactory

rake on the seats.

I took both SR variants on a

high country run through the

Malvern Hills, with the boost in

engine outputs the Hilux feels

free and doesn’t require much

energy from the driver to keep

relaxed motion, and if you need

that mid-range boost for a highway

overtake, it fairly scampers

when the accelerator is given a

nudge.

Toyota also claims an 11 per

cent decrease in fuel usage, the

Hilux in SR form is rated with

a combined cycle average of

7.9-litres per 100km. At 100km/h

the engine isloping over at just

1800rpm, returning a 7l/100km

instantaneous figure, resulting in

around 9l/100km for both models

when I took them back to the

dealership.

One of the most notable

features about SR specification is

that it arrives with steel wheels.

This is something Toyota has

done with Hilux for a few years

now, if you want alloy wheels

you’d need to upgrade. I’m a big

believer in steel, they are stronger

and lighter and don’t detract

much from the aggressive look

of the new model. However, it is

something buyers might consider.

I’m due to drive two SR5

variants soon, and that is the high

grade specification rounding out

the series at $58,990. If SR-only

form is preferable you’ll save

around $9000, and with the cabchassis

model listing at $48,490

there are a wealth of considerations.

It’s always been that way

with Hilux, there is a ute for

every purpose and that’s why

it’s so popular, there are choices

that easily fill the working or

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• Leaks & Blockages • New Piping & Repairs

22 Station St, Leeston. Ph: 03 324 3880

Trades & Services

PEST CONTROL

SPIDER PROOFING

ALL OTHER PESTS

Office: 03 337 9553

Scott Warlow: 021 168 6118

Established 1987, Qualified

& Experienced Professionals

Member of Pest Management

Association of NZ

PROTEKT

SERVICES

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• Up to 10 Year Warranty

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UDI PAINTING &

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ACE HIGH

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Free Quotes & Advice

Phone Tom

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E tomx2@xtra.co.nz

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BATHROOM TILER

wet area waterproofing,

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375-888 or 03 329 5511

BUILDER QUALIFIED

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0374

CARPENTER

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job too small, Ph Warren

03 322-1103 or 027 697-

8541

Bellamy’s

Furniture

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order and restoration

by tradesman with

35yrs experience.

PH Stephen

021 073 2624


Classifieds Contact us today Phone our local team 03 379 1100

Trades & Services

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Public Notices

Builder

WINDOW TINTING

BUILDers

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• Licenced builder with 20 years

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NOTICE OF

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given of the North Canterbury

Fish and Game Council 2020 Annual General

Meeting to be held at North Canterbury Fish

and Game Headquarters, 595 Johns Road,

Harewood, Christchurch, commencing at

6.30pm on Wednesday 9th December 2020.

Licence holders and public are welcome.

DECORATORS

New Paint • Repaints

Wallpapering • Fences

Feature Walls

Floor & Roof Painting

Spray Painting

Light Commercial

Restoring Timber

* Finance available (T’s & C’s apply)

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digga hire

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Flexible rates • also 2.5t • 5t • 12t • 20t

*Conditions Apply

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16 Weedons Ross Rd, Rolleston

(Access off Weedons Ross Rd Overbridge Roundabout)

GARAGE DOORS

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0800 661 366

info@custommade.co.nz

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Spouting

Approved Age Concern provider

Over 30 years experience

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FREE QUOTES. Ph

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220-7014 Edwin 027 220-

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owner operator

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Gerard 0272379742

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years. All main brands

serviced. Grossman Trade

Tools,23 Watts Road,

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RJB PLumBING

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Hot Water Cylinders,

Kitchens Bathroom

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General Maintenance ,

Water Filters. Phone Mark

0278690026

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0275 588 895

TILING

Flooring - Splashbacks -

Wall incl tile removal, reg

master tiler, ph Dave 027

334 4125

WINDOW CLEANING

Brown & White Ltd.

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Situations Vacant

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Gardening

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and much more

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for resurrection &

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Anything considered, dead

reg OK. Ph 021 2276878

Public Notices

R Gabrielsson

Chief Executive Officer

North Canterbury Fish & Game Council

NOTICE OF ANNUAL

GENERAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the

Annual General Meeting of

Lincoln and Districts

Community Care

Association Incorporated

is to be held at The Lincoln Event Centre,

Meijer Drive, Lincoln

Wednesday 9th December, 7.00pm

The business of such meeting shall be as follows;

a. Minutes of previous AGM

b. Receiving of the Annual Report

c. Have available an audited set of accounts for the

previous year to consider and approve

d. Elect a Patron

e: Election of Board Members as nominated

f. Appointment of Auditor

g. Annual Membership Fee

Please email admin@lincolncomcare.co.nz

with any enquiries.

Janice Burnett, Chairperson

MILITARY EXERCISE

West Melton Rifle Range

30 November 2020

The general public is to be advised that a

NZ Army Exercise will be conducted in the

West Melton Rifle Range area over the period

30 November 2020.

The exercise will involve up to 20 personnel

from 2/4 Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment,

Burnham Military Camp.

Driveways

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Channel

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• Professional • Flexible • Knowledgeable • Reliable

Call Ross Legg - 027 222 0388

Email ross@revivelandscaping.co.nz

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Arts Co-ordinator

We are looking for an experienced, innovative and

enthusiastic Arts Co-ordinator to join our team

• This is a varied and exciting position

• Strong organisational and communication

skills are essential

• It is a permanent, (10 hours per week) (school

term time only) position from 1 February 2021

Application packs are available by email from:

trb@lincoln.school.nz

Applications close: Thursday 3 December 2020 at 3pm

Training will involve soldiers throwing High

Explosive Grenade on the West Melton ranges

over the period 10am – 4:30pm on the

30 November 2020.

The New Zealand Army takes fire risk seriously

and will ensure fire mitigation is present.

For more information please contact:

Staff Sergeant Maurice Walker on

027 445 2611.

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OUR BIGGEST SALE OF THE YEAR.

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ALL BEDROOM ON SALE | ALL MATTRESSES ON SALE | ALL RUGS ON SALE

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Accessories are not included in the price of furniture unless otherwise stated.

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Sale excludes Manchester and Accessories.

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BLACKOUT STOREWIDE SALE ENDS 29.11.20.

THe BeST PRoPeRTieS AcRoSS

THe SeLWYn DiSTRicT

INSIDE

PUBLiSHeD eVeRY WeDneSDAY

Week commencing WeDneSDAY, 25TH noVemBeR, 2020

LOCATION, LIFESTYLE AND OPTIONS

The location, on the doorstep of our fantastic

alpine and river recreation environment and the

views to the Alps from the property are possibly

sufficient to convince a buyer without considering

the list of other features and benefits also on offer.

As well as being less than 50kms from Christchurch

and having good access to schooling recreation

and social facilities features include the perm

material 6 year old home and its mature garden

setting, the additional 8.0 Ha of yard and farmland

and approx 1600 m 2 of buildings and sheds

associated with a pig fattening business currently

run by the Vendors.

Whilst this will be of interest to those who may wish

to pursue continued activity in the pork industry,

this property offers significant land use and lifestyle

options and the vast array of buildings will be of

interest to a wide range of buyers.

Listing ID: RX253689

RV: $1,040,000

Price by Negotiation

Joe Brankin

Mobile: 021 324 529

Email: Joe.brankin@mikepero.co

www.mikepero.com

Address: 84 Roecombe Road, Sheffield

Viewing by appointment

SHOWTIME

Some of the Finest SHOWHOMES in Canterbury are Open and ready for Inspection

SALES OFFICE AND SHOW HOME VILLAGE

OpEN THurSDAy - SATurDAy 1 - 3pM

EMAIL: enquiries@yoursection.nz

or call 03 741 1340

yoursection.nz

Residential sections, Big Range, Canterbury Wide

2

372 Hawkins Road, Hororata

Family living on 2,514m2

This wonderful character home has received a quality

and empathetic remodelling from head to toe. Nestled

in an established woodland style garden, complete with

abundant birdlife, the large section size affords many

options for children’s play, pets, vege gardens etc, and

boasts a covered outdoor entertainment area and a

petanque court.

Sitting in the heart of a family friendly community, close

to numerous outdoor pursuits, and is a short drive to

the well appointed town of Darfield, and commuting

distance to Christchurch, Ashburton or Rolleston.

Supreet Mahey

Mortgage Adviser

022 120 1285

Steph Kimber

027 418 2150

steph.kimber

@mikepero.com

Heather Clouston

021 318 260

heather.clouston

@mikepero.com

Tracey & Joe Brankin

021 324 529

tracey.brankin

@mikepero.com

FEATURES

4 bedrooms • Open plan kitchen/dining

with spacious adjoining lounge

* New appliances

* Wall oven with ceramic hob

* Dishwasher

* Washing machine

* Clothes drier

* Fridge/freezer

* Gas hot water

* Woodburner

* Fully fenced

Offers over: $465,000

Call Steph for more information

0274 182 150

steph.kimber@mikepero.com

RX2574243

Our people, Your places

Mike Pero Real Estate Ltd Licensed REAA (2008)

OUR LAST 4 LISTINGS

WERE UNDER CONTRACT

WITHIN 4 DAYS!!!

UNDER

CONTRACT

Global reach – local focus

Your Property is Our Priority.

If selling your home in 2021 is on the agenda,

then call us today to enjoy these results yourself!

Some agents have catchy taglines.

We prefer S LD Stickers

UNDER

CONTRACT

UNDER

CONTRACT

Sue Robinson

Director,

Licensed Sales Consultant

021 409 050

sue.robinson@remax.co.nz

Paul Robinson

Director,

Licensed Sales Consultant

021 277 2690

paul.robinson@remax.co.nz

UNDER

CONTRACT

remax.co.nz | Each office independently owned and operated

Eclipse Realty Limited | Licensed REAA 2008 | OFFICE: (03) 741 2357

3

ROLLESTON -

9/487 Weedons Road

THIS WILL TICK ALL THE BOXES

• Ultimate in lifestyle living on 4 heactares

• Large two story 260m 2 (approx.)

family home

• Three double bedrooms plus office

(or 4th bedroom)

• Master bedroom has its own ensuite

and WIR

• Master has superb views off its own

balcony overlooking property

• Generous sized living areas

• Great indoor-outdoor flow

• Modern kitchen and separate laundry

• Mature garden setting of trees and lawns

• Implement shed with shower and

toilet facilities

• Well fenced and subdivided with mature

trimmed poplar hedges

• Early inspection is recommended

Viewing: Sun 1.00 – 2.00pm

Deadline Sale: Offers to be presented on or

before Wed 9th Dec 2020 (unless sold prior)

View: www.trademe.co.nz/2855602835

NEW LISTING

OPEN HOME

Chris Flanagan

03 347 9949

027 433 4657

chris@marealestate.co.nz

M-A

MATSON & ALLAN

REAL ESTATE LIMITED

‘The Experts’

Selwyn

Residential

Lifestyle

Rural Property

Licensed REAA2008

ROLLESTON PH: 03 347 9949 LEESTON PH: 03 324 3704 DARFIELD PH: 03 318 8204 www.marealestate.co.nz

REAL ESTATE SPECIALISTS

8 Waterbridge Way, Rolleston

DEADLiNE SALE

Last Chance to View Before Deadline!

** All offers to be presented 5pm, 26th November (unless sold prior)

Are you are coming from a rural setting or downsizing from a larger property, don’t like being

hemmed in & value your peace and quiet but still want to be close to it all? Then look no further.

Positioned in a cul-de-sac enjoying a private & mature setting is this beautiful 3 bedroom home

that is trimmed throughout with timber & stained glass features. Packed with exceptional features

throughout this property will impress! Our owners’ instructions are clear, the next project is looming

and they want this property Sold. Don’t delay, call Mike today to make this one yours.

4 Sandry Lane, Leeston

$270,000

179 High Street, Southbridge

OffERS OVER $399,000

Big is Best!

Big & beautiful with unobstructed views over

the showgrounds - this 4030sqm section offers

your family lifestyle in abundance! Build your

dream home, a shed for all the toys and room to

burn for the kids and friends. Titles are issued &

services are to boundary (power, council sewer,

water & fibre) Building covenants are in place to

protect your investment, & there are building &

shed plans available to purchase as well. In our

humble opinion, this section is the premium in

this subdivision. To avoid disappointment, call

Mike now to register your interest.

Take Life At Your Own Pace!

Offering space & simplicity, this three-bedroom

property will be an attractive proposition to

those craving a peaceful slice of village life.

Sitting on a generous 1146m2 parcel, this home

is exceptionally practical and contains tasteful

décor while also offering the opportunity for

further enhancement. Located only a stroll from

the heart of Southbridge, it’s also conveniently

positioned on the way to Rakaia Huts, perfect for

the keen fisherman!

Make your move before someone else does!

Contact Mike for more information.

68 Rolleston Drive, Rolleston

0800 645 346

www.oneagencyres.co.nz

Mike Goatley

027 249 5561

Elyse Campbell

021 187 6217

Ajay Sharma

020 405 27218

Lindsay Welch

027 577 0216

Nicola Curtis

Administrator

Julz Sibbe

Administrator

Real Estate Specialists Ltd Licenced REAA (2008)

4

M-A

MATSON & ALLAN

REAL ESTATE LIMITED

‘The

Selwyn

Experts’

Residential

Lifestyle

Rural Property

Licensed REAA2008

NEW OPEN LISTING HOME


NEW LISTING

NEW LISTING

ROLLESTON - 1 Manor Drive

IMPRESSIVE IN EVERYWAY ON 900SQM

• Highly desirable location

• Four bedrooms

• Master with ensuite and walk in robe

• Tw o separate and spacious living areas

• Cosy Log burner with heat transfer system and heat

pump

• Underfloor tile heating in kitchen and bathrooms

• Garden and woodshed

• Wonderful parking options (caravan or motorhome)

• Fabulous outdoor entertaining area

• Outstanding, private, and established 900sqm section

• Attractive street appeal

• Viewing will impress!


Deadline Sale. All offers to be presented

on or before 12pm Mon 7th December 2020

(unless sold prior)

View: www.marealestate.co.nz/MA0814

Jackie Derrick

027 636 3576

jackie@marealestate.co.nz

ROLLESTON - 17 Denimes Crescent

THE ONE YOU’VE BEEN WAITING FOR

• Stunning Property

• Wonderful north facing orientation

• Four bedrooms

• Master bedroom with ensuite and walk in robe

• Tw o spacious and light filled living areas

• Gorgeous kitchen with walk in pantry and reputable

appliances

• Standalone log burner and heat pump

• Fabulous outdoor entertaining area with large deck

• 753sqm landscaped and secure section

• Practical storage sheds

• Highly desirable and popular Levi Park location

• Viewing will impress!


Price: Neg over $649,000


Jackie Derrick

027 636 3576



NEW LISTING

LINCOLN - 18 Oaks Drive

HIGHLY DESIRABLE WITH 3 CAR GARAGING

• Four double bedrooms

• Two living areas

• Stunning kitchen with granite benchtops

• Reputable Smeg appliances

• Master bedroom with walk in robe and ensuite

• Fantastic internal storage

• Separate laundry

• Log burner, two heat pumps and heat transfer system

• Large deck with wonderful outdoor entertaining options

• Beautifully landscaped section

• Triple car garage

• Wonderful location


Deadline Sale. All offers to be presented

on or before 12pm Mon 7th December 2020

(unless sold prior)


Jackie Derrick

027 636 3576


ROLLESTON - 3/710 East Maddisons Road

FAMILY HOME PLUS SELF CONTAINED UNIT ON 3953M 2

• 240m 2 (approx.) four bedroom home, built 2002

• Tw o living areas with good indoor/outdoor flow

• 145m 2 (approx.) insulated shed

• Fully self-contained 69m 2 (approx.)

two bedroom unit

• Fenced 3953m 2 (approx.) fully organic section

• Short 1.3km walk to Foster Park

• Clearview Primary school zone

Viewing by appointment only,

excluding Thursdays and Sundays



Andrew Taylor

0274 355 930

andrew@marealestate.co.nz

NEW LISTING



NEW LISTING

LEESTON - 129 High Street

BEAUTIFUL CHARACTER HOME ON 1867M 2 IN 2 TITLES

• Beautifully positioned for sun in a botanic setting

• Three good sized bedrooms

• Modern kitchen

• Large separate living area

• Designated dining adjoining the country style kitchen

• Two bathrooms

• Separate laundry

• Large external double garage

• Fantastic north facing deck perfect for entertaining

• Numerous established trees and plants




Cameron McRae

027 7696 696

cameron@marealestate.co.nz

SOUTHBRIDGE - 39 High Street

6 BEDROOM FAMILY HOME ON AN ACRE

• Semi rural one acre hideaway (4047m2)

• Attractive 1960’s character home with many original

features

• Six big old style bedrooms

• Large separate living room with log burner

• French doors opening to North facing veranda

• Country style kitchen with adjoining dining area

• Conservatory and sheltered lawn area

• Family sized bathroom and separate laundry

• Large 7 x 12 garage and garden sheds

• Mature gardens, lawns and vege garden




Cameron McRae

027 7696 696

cameron@marealestate.co.nz


Chris Flanagan

027 433 4657

Andrew Taylor

027 435 5930

Jackie Derrick

027 636 3576

Jo Barrett

021 859 006

Amelia Nisbet

PA to Andrew

Stephan Knowler

027 229 9522

Cameron McRae

027 769 6696

Bronwyn van der Pol

022 073 7757

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BuYERS FROM ALL

AROuND NZ

Now is the time to sell, we have buyers from all around

New Zealand wanting to buy into the Selwyn area.

The full range of home buyers and investors are on the lookout

for existing homes, sections, potential development land and

lifestyle properties.

With over 21 years experience in the Selwyn market working

for a locally focused boutique agency, we can offer tailored

commission rates and marketing plans.

For confidential advice, please give me us call.

Andrew Taylor Amelia Nisbet

0274 355 930 027 376 3868

andrew@marealestate.co.nz

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WEST MELTON - 506 West Melton Road

ROLLESTON - 20 Coles Lane

TEMPLETON - 192 Newtons Road

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ROLLESTON - 15A William Street

ROLLESTON - 51A Sheridan Drive

WEST MELTON - 11 Rossington Drive

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ROLLESTON - 554 Selwyn Road

ROLLESTON - 564 Selwyn Road


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Demand for properties in Canterbury

is currently very strong although, the

number of listed properties for sale

is significantly below what we would

normally expect leading into summer.

After several years of steady but slowish

growth, Canterbury real estate may now

be in catch-up mode, as low interest rates

and returning Kiwis spur on a market

seen to offer some of the best value and

lifestyle opportunities in New Zealand.

James

Twiss,

Harcourts

Four

Seasons

co-owner

Harcourts Four Seasons co-owner

James Twiss says sales have been “really

strong” in the past few months with

demand from expats, investors in the

North Island, first-home buyers and locals

looking to upgrade or change pace.

“It’s very much a correction or catch-up

on what has been a steady yet cautious

market over the last two to three years,”

James says. “Time will tell if it’s a boom

or not. However, there are several factors

that suggest more gains could be on the

way.” These include the new motorway

systems north and south of Christchurch,

which are opening up a much larger area

to commuting and convenient lifestyle

living, and swathes of new housing,

which are creating modern, desirable

communities that in turn generate

further interest. Nearby beaches, forests,

mountains and ski fields add to the

appeal.

James also states that even before

low interest rates are considered, buyer

confidence has been supported by good

affordability compared to other parts of

the country, a growing population and the

peace of mind of post-quake builds.

“The Selwyn and Waimakariri Districts

have always offered good, secure real

estate. We’re seeing the region continue

to develop and offer more to its residents,

and with that some really exciting and

valuable opportunities.”

Canterbury is expanding

With a network of offices within

and around Christchurch, Harcourts

Four Seasons is well positioned to play

a leading role in the region’s growth.

Branches are located in Hornby, Lincoln,

Rolleston Rangiora, Kaiapoi, Hanmer

Springs, Belfast and The Palms.

James says movement from fringe

areas to the city centre has been greatly

enhanced by new roading infrastructure,

opening up new markets that buyers have

been keen to embrace.

The Southern Motorway extension

streamlines the trip between Rolleston

and Christchurch, while the Northern

Corridor lessens the distance from

Christchurch to Kaiapoi and Rangiora.

“The access to jobs makes these areas

extremely good value. New developments

are being snapped up and there are

numerous subdivisions being worked

on throughout the area,” James says. “As

developments bring the city closer, the

stage is being set for ongoing growth in

popular lifestyle areas and new, familyfriendly

neighbourhoods.”

Support for lending

Interest rates have been reduced to

record lows and aren’t expected to rise for

years. Meanwhile, Loan to Value Ratio

(LVR) restrictions have been dropped

from 80 per cent to 70 per cent.

Mortgage payments are now often lower

than rents. This bodes well for investors.

For people who are ready to buy, the

Reserve Bank of New Zealand is ready to

help.

There is also an anticipated funding

boost in the pipeline as homeowners with

fixed interest rates see their terms expire

in the next couple of years and move to a

lower interest rate, freeing up a significant

chunk of money they can potentially

reinvest. As James indicated, this is one

factor that counts against waiting.

For anyone looking to buy or sell,

Harcourts Four Seasons has them

covered, he says.

“We’re part of a very large network,

including overseas contacts, and

being local means we know the area

exceptionally well.”

Harcourts Four Seasons is the largest

real estate firm in the Selwyn and

Waimakariri districts with more than 90

sales consultants across eight branches.

Harcourts has been named the

country’s most trusted real estate brand

by Reader’s Digest every year since the

award’s inception nearly eight years ago,

and has won the Quality Service Gold

Award for the past three years.

To get in touch, phone Harcourts

Four Seasons on 0800 789 1011 or visit

harcourtsfourseasons.co.nz.

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9 Bedrooms, 4 bathrooms!

NEW LISTING

ROLLESTON

4 Wedgewood Row

If space, bedrooms and 2 dwellings are on your check

list, then this property is a must to view!

Set with 7 bedrooms (2 main with ensuites) 3 living and

a study in the Main home and 2 bedrooms, open plan

kitchen dining/living with private deck area in the second

dwelling

Add to this a mature garden setting of 2996m2,

complete with fruit trees and bird song, large container

for storage, wood storage and sizable vege gardens, you

will feel like you have found the perfect haven for you

and your extended family.

WEB ID ROU79456

VIEW Sunday 29 Nov 3.15 - 3.45pm

AUCTION 6.00pm, Wed 16th Dec, 2020, (unless sold

prior)

Angela Hunt

Mobile 021 548 777

angela.hunt@pb.co.nz

AUCTION

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Exceptionally Stylish & Unique!

NEW LISTING

ROLLESTON

4 Full Moon Lane

This stunning property, designed with style and

functionality in mind offers a lot more than meets the

eye! Step inside this quality home and you will fall in

love with every bit of it!

An expansive floor plan of approx. 270sqm, a stylish

kitchen with WIP, super spacious bedrooms, 2 tiled

bathrooms, a study nook, separate lounge, separate

laundry, and sensational storage. To top it all off there's

a fantastic covered outdoor area with decking and a

heated pool...perfect for entertainment or to just enjoy

your own little paradise!

It also provides a triple car garage, sure to tempt those

with extra vehicles or simply wanting space to store

bigger toys.

Our vendors have put a lot of love into this property so

you can simply move in and enjoy!

VIEW By Appointment

WEB ID ROU79106

Tanya Marillier

Mobile 027 383 3844

tanya@pb.co.nz

Monty Marillier

Mobile 021 943 973

Monty@pb.co.nz

BY NEGOTIATION

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Classy in both style and schooling options!

ROLLESTON

2 Kiddy Place

With just the finishing touches to go, you can already

see the outstanding style and sophistication that will

excite those who love entertaining or relaxing in a space

with a quality fitout and design.

• 232m2 home with striking full linea cladding

• 4 double bedrooms - master with WIR and ensuite

• Designer kitchen with quality appliances, stone bench

tops, free-standing oven with gas hobs, plumbed double

fridge space, outstanding storage and WIP

• Spacious open-plan living with large interconnecting

separate lounge and impressive cathedral ceilings

Stunning and ready to be your new home!

NEW LISTING

spanning all living spaces

VIEW By Appointment

• Freestanding log burner & excellent northern aspect

• Separate laundry with excellent storage

• Private sun-drenched outdoors accessed by both the

lounge, living and master suite • Over-size double garage

(6.8 x 6.8m)

• Peaceful cul-de-sac living! Zoned for Clearview Primary

School and situated just a short walk to Foster Park there

are great options here for your schooling and sports

needs.

What a wee Gem!

WEB ID ROU79616

Sarah Yeates

Mobile 027 447 2719

Office 03 929 0306

sarahy@pb.co.nz

Gareth Cox

Mobile 021 250 9714

Office 03 975 4506

gareth@pb.co.nz

BUYERS $639,000+

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NEW LISTING

NEW LISTING

WEB ID ROU79367

HALSWELL

15 Whitburn Avenue

Check out this high spec 257m2 home on a generous

716m2 section.

• Great street appeal with Rockcote cladding

• Open plan designer kitchen with walk in pantry

• Spacious open plan dining and living

• Separate formal lounge with sunny aspect

• Fabulous indoor-outdoor living to patio areas

• Ducted heatpump throughout

• Tiled Main bathroom with tiled shower

• Neutral decor throughout

DEADLINE SALE

VIEW Saturday 28 Nov 1.00 - 1.30pm

DEADLINE SALE closes Thursday 10th December, 2020 at

4.00pm, (unless sold prior)

Angela Hunt

Mobile 021 548 777


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WEB ID ROU79400

ROLLESTON

16 Brookside Road

Set within an easy walk to the handy Rolleston amenity's

and doctors, you'll find this delightful 1980's gem.

Recently the home has had a bit of a facelift with all

new kitchen and appliances. The new vinyl connects the

open plan living and dining and the heat pump and

hyper vent system keeps the home warm and dry. The

open plan extends through to the living room to the

large conservatory with deck meaning you can truly take

advantage of the sun year-round for great indooroutdoor

living. There is a good-sized backyard suitable

for any family.

DEADLINE SALE


DEADLINE SALE closes Thursday 3rd December, 2020 at


Angela Hunt

Mobile 021 548 777


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Space and Privacy, This is a Must see

Light, Bright, First Buyers Delight

NEW LISTING

DEADLINE SALE

WEB ID DFU79458

DARFIELD

9 Stanwood Grove

• 4 bedrooms, Master with en-suite

• Double internal access garage

• 2 Living

• Open plan kitchen/dining

• In-door/out-door flow

If you are looking for space and privacy with room for

the whole family including their toys, then this is the

property for you.

Featuring four bedrooms, master with en-suite, family

bathroom, separate toilet, two living areas, and open

plan kitchen dining.

DEADLINE SALE


DEADLINE SALE closes Tuesday 8th December, 2020 at


Jannetta Thomas

Mobile 021 256 6295

jannetta@pb.co.nz

Quiet Elegance, Contemporary Convenience

4

2

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WEB ID DFU79245

DARFIELD

188 Horndon Street

Homely and neat as a pin on Horndon where first time

buyers can move in and enjoy a light, bright mix of

relaxed living and sensational spaces for indoor/outdoor

hosting.

· 120sqm family home

· Open plan dining and lounge

· Wet-backed wood burner, heat pump & ventilation

· Fully-fenced 800sqm section with double garage

A great value first time buy or tenant-ready addition to

the portfolio set in a family-friendly street moments to

local amenities, schools and domain – call Shar and Amy

for further details.

Two Homes, One Title

DEADLINE SALE

View By Appointment

DEADLINE SALE closes Tuesday 1st December, 2020 at


Shar Simon

Mobile 027 555 0654

shar@pb.co.nz

Amy Jones

Mobile 021 077 9945

amy.jones@pb.co.nz

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DEADLINE SALE

WEB ID DFU78981

DARFIELD

6 Kowhai Drive

Bespeaking a subtle and understated elegance while

incorporating every contemporary convenience for

modern living where relaxed inside liveability is

complemented outside by quiet and private spaces for

extending hospitality.

· Chef’s kitchen featuring quality appliances

· Formal dining, expansive living and separate family

· Three bedrooms, master with ensuite

· Detached double garage/workshop

· Manicured lawns and gardens

Enticing and enchanting and so private and quiet we’re

sure you’re going to like it!

pb.co.nz

DEADLINE SALE

View By Appointment

DEADLINE SALE closes Wednesday 2nd December, 2020 at


Shar Simon

Mobile 027 555 0654

shar@pb.co.nz

Amy Jones

Mobile 021 077 9945

amy.jones@pb.co.nz

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2

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WEB ID DFL77116

GREENDALE

1415 Coaltrack Road

A lifestyle gem thats an absolute jewel in dual living

where two detached properties on a sprawling one

hectare holding delivers all the freedom of country living

only 10 minutes from Darfield township. Sure to thrill

with views to the Alps and Port Hills. A sensational

opportunity to quit the city and come to the country

where the kids can let rip on the dirt bikes, keep a sheep

or pony or two with chook run, rustic man-cave, 3x2m

greenhouse, vege beds and garden sheds.

Call Amy or Shar for further details.

View By Appointment

Shar Simon

Mobile 027 555 0654

shar@pb.co.nz

Amy Jones

Mobile 021 077 9945

amy.jones@pb.co.nz

BY NEGOTIATION

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KIRWEE

5601 Highfield Road

• 30 ha of bareland in a great location

• Soil type well drained Lismore shallow silty loam

• CPW water ready to go

• Inspection will impress

• Annual rain fall: approximately 734mm

• Altitude:93m above sea level

• Flat contour

The property is situated 10 minutes to both Darfield and

West Melton which offer a good range of amenities

servicing the country community needs. Hornby and

Christchurch airport are approximately a 35 minute

drive.

TENDER

View By Appointment

TENDER closes Wednesday 9th December, 2020 at 2.00pm,

(unless sold prior)

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Mobile 027 345 9262

grantm@pb.co.nz

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P 03 929 0306

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Your guide to all things Real Estate

in the Selwyn District

The rising popularity of lifestyle blocks:

Live the dream in Lincoln

Picture this: against a backdrop of the Southern

Alps, surrounded by the rural farmlands of Lincoln,

your architecturally designed dream home can

sit on solid, fertile land that’s perfect for leading a

self-sufficient life. Verdeco Park is a community-inwaiting,

ready for anyone who wants lifestyle block

without the commitment of 15-20 acres.

What’s the big deal?

It’s not just about living the dream. Families are

looking for space to custom-build their ideal lifestyle,

and many are doing it with help. Janelle Pritchard,

Marketing Manager for Verdeco Park, says: “There

are plenty of multi-generational homes going in. In

some cases, older parents are helping young families

to fund the build and then living in a second flat on

the property. They then have company as they grow

older. The bonus here, is that changes earmarked in

the Selwyn District Council plan mean these flats can

soon be rented out, creating a revenue stream for the

family.

85% of buyers in Verdeco Park are from the Selwyn

area, and are usually those who are onto their 3rd or

4th homes. There are also some overseas returnees,

and rural farmers who are looking to downsize but

aren’t prepared for a full city move.

What to look out for

Whether you’re using a home build company on

a smaller lifestyle section or using an architect and

private builder for your custom dream home, there

are things you still need to consider. Most important

are the services available to your boundary—power,

water, and waste. Lifestyle blocks typically have a

longer distance from house to boundary as well, so

you may need to budget for eco pumps to remove

your waste. In Verdeco Park, you’ll also get broadband

whereas other developments might only offer the

copper network. If you’re making the jump, you’ll

already have a good idea of what you want, just

make sure you check what’s already there and what

you still need. And be sure to keep adequate budget

for landscaping—there will likely be rules around

completion that you need to follow—and adhere to

fencing requirements. And if you’re just not sure how

to go about it all, using a building broker like My

Build Sorted will help.

So, if you’re considering a lifestyle change there’s

still limited land available in Verdeco Park, and

it’s worth checking out. Or you can call Rebecca

Duncan in the sales office on 021 711 813 for more

information.

ALTOGETHER

BETTER

Ben Turner

027 530 1400

Chris Jones

027 220 5043

Jo McIntosh

027 384 4279

Kevin Jenkins

027 577 4232

We’re extremely proud of our talented Selwyn Team.

The highly skilled salespeople that we have across all areas

of property means we are confident in promising the best

service and skills to all clients in the area.

Selling your property? Contact your local Bayleys expert.

Adrienne Goodeve

021 977 877

Bianca Davidson

027 322 9055

Craig Blackburn

027 489 7225

Emma Groom

027 555 1075

Bayleys Darfield 03 975 4559

Bayleys Leeston 03 375 4700

bayleys.co.nz

WHALAN & PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

Evan Marshall

027 221 0910

Haley Smith

027 341 3846

John Bailey

027 893 0234

Nathan Collett

027 826 1535

Sam Sidey

027 346 3500

Sandy Butterick

027 417 2639

Suzy McPherson

027 695 0519

Tim Dyer

027 495 0979

Urszula Bedggood

027 338 7889

Residential / Commercial / Rural / Lifestyle

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5.30pm – 6.00pm

32 Hinterland Drive, Prebbleton

Ray White Lincoln

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48 Wales Street, Halswell

Harcourts Four Seasons Realty

3 Brigid Place, Mt Pleasant

Ray White Lincoln

12C Marvell Lane, Rolleston


7 Genoa Avenue, Rolleston


30 Strauss Drive, Rolleston


315 Hoskyns Road, West Melton

Ray White West Melton

6 Ferndown Lane, Woolston

Ray White Lincoln

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Ray White Rolleston


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368 Old Tai Tapu Road, Tai Tapu

Bayleys Canterbury

77 Anderson Avenue, Springston

Bayleys Canterbury

47 School Lane, Kirwee

Ray White Lincoln

10 Vasari Grange, Rolleston

Ray White Rolleston

3/162 Knights Rd, West Melton


14 Stanford Way, Rolleston

Ray White Rolleston

74 Renoir Drive, Rolleston

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8 Rossington Drive, West Melton

Ray White Lincoln

6 Leonie Lane, West Melton


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Ray White Lincoln

14 Pound Road, Leeston

Property Brokers

18 Oaks Drive, Lincoln

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12C Marvell Lane, Rolleston


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1 Allingham Lane, Rolleston

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Rolleston 03 347 9988

www.rwrolleston.co.nz

West Melton 03 347 9933

www.rwwestmelton.co.nz

Lincoln 03 325 7299

www.rwlincoln.co.nz

PROPERTY BROKERS

www.propertybrokers.co.nz


Darfield 03 975 4506

Leeston 03 929 0306

Lincoln 03 595 6954

HARCOURTS

fourseasons.harcourts.co.nz

Hornby 03 349 9919


Lincoln 03 662 9933

MATSON & ALLAN

www.marealestate.co.nz


Darfield 03 318 8204

Leeston 03 324 3704

BAYLEYS CANTERBURY

www.bayleys.co.nz

03 375 4700

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20 Meadows Drive, Rolleston

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510 Buchanans Road, Yaldhurst


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Ray White Lincoln

398 Dunns Crossing Road, Rolleston


3 Makayla Ln (709 East Maddisons Rd), Rolleston


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315 Hoskyns Road, West Melton


54 Pennington Street, Leeston

Bayleys Canterbury

10 Russell Lilley Drive, Rolleston

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93 Halswell Junction Road, Halswell

Ray White Lincoln

Springston 150 Swamp Road

Loaded with opportunity

Ideally situated, this 107-hectare dairy farm offers a

rare opportunity to purchase an established farm

operation. The property boasts excellent pasture with

highly fertile soils and low N loss, with an existing

consent to farm in place. Milking through a 28-bail

rotary shed with an existing meal feeding system, the

dairy unit has historically produced between 164,000

kgMS and 173,000 kgMS from a herd size of approx.

400 cows. Fully irrigated from a 140-metre well using

K-line sprinkler pods, accommodation is provided by

three separate homes.

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Deadline Sale (unless sold prior)

12pm, Thu 3 Dec 2020

3 Deans Avenue, Chch

View by appointment

Ben Turner 027 530 1400

ben.turner@bayleys.co.nz

Evan Marshall 027 221 0910

evan.marshall@bayleys.co.nz

WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008

20

Darfield Bleak House Road

Leeston Lots 1-5 Mansfield Mews

Don’t miss this opportunity

Mansfield Mews

76.85ha, available in two titles close to Darfield

creating endless opportunities. This block has

productive soils with a good fertiliser history enabling

some impressive crop yields for our vendors over

many years. A favoured Canterbury location boasting

pivot irrigation, productive soils, good shelter and

fencing, setting the scene for a consistent, high

producing property. This property would suit multiple

uses or could be purchased and leased, becoming a

passive rural investment providing for a consistent

return as properties available for lease are of short

supply in this area.



12pm, Thu 3 Dec 2020

3 Deans Avenue, Chch

View by appointment

Ben Turner 027 530 1400

ben.turner@bayleys.co.nz

Craig Blackburn 027 489 7225

craig.blackburn@bayleys.co.nz


Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5

These large 2,539sqm - 3,511sqm sections offer the

opportunity to build the house you desire plus have

plenty of space to create a quality environment for

your family. There are building covenants in place to

protect your investment. Positioned within walking

distance to Leeston township you have the shops,

schools, gym, cafes, hotel, medical centre and all the

amenities at your fingertips whilst enjoying the

lifestyle a country town offers. Services are to the

boundary and titles are issued.


Asking Price $265,000

View by appointment

Suzy McPherson 027 695 0519

suzy.mcpherson@bayleys.co.nz


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Motukarara 98 Streeters Road

Prebbleton 473 Hamptons Road

Lifestyle plus

4 2 2 3

A property of options

4 3 3 2

Nestled within the tranquil Gebbies Valley, this

established 10 hectares provides the perfect solution

for those seeking a small-farm/lifestyle holding or

horse trainers and equestrian enthusiasts who are

looking for a superbly appointed equine sanctuary. A

racetrack plus stables, horse boxes, feed room, tack

rooms and wash-down bay. Immaculately presented,

the double glazed home showcases generous

proportions. This property is a wonderful example of

classic country living and it has easy access to Tai

Tapu and the recreational opportunities in Banks

Peninsula.



1pm, Wed 2 Dec 2020

View Sun 11-11.30am

Sam Sidey 027 346 3500

sam.sidey@bayleys.co.nz

Chris Jones 027 220 5043

chris.jones@bayleys.co.nz


Set on 13.9884 hectares with favourable 'inner plains'

zoning, this superb property allows you to enjoy rural

living, while being close to the city. Presented in

excellent order, the home offers interconnected living

and dining spaces plus outdoor flow to the

magnificent gardens. The land features a

professionally designed half mile training track, stable

with two horse boxes, feed and tack rooms plus large

lock-up workshop/further garage, a three-bay

hayshed and two garden sheds. This remarkable

property will appeal to a broad spectrum of buyers.



1pm, Tue 8 Dec 2020

View Sun 12.30-1pm

Sam Sidey 027 346 3500

sam.sidey@bayleys.co.nz

Chris Jones 027 220 5043

chris.jones@bayleys.co.nz


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