Bay Harbour: November 25, 2020

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2020 

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Life with 

Highland dancing 

no short fling 

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Course to inspire young explorers 

CHALLENGING: Sasha Harwood from Governors Bay School tacking the high ropes course at the Worsley Weekend 

held on Saturday and Sunday in Akaroa and Wainui. 

PHOTO: AHT 

STUDENTS FROM the 

Bay Harbour News area last 

weekend learnt skills needed to 

simulate those of Akaroa-born 

explorer Frank Worsley. 

The Antarctic Heritage 

Trust’s inaugural Worsley 

Weekend at Akaroa and 

Wainui was run as part of its 

inspiring explorers youth programme, 

with 20 students from 

across Governors Bay, Lyttelton, 

Akaroa and other parts of 

Canterbury taking part. 

The event saw pupils follow 

in the footsteps of Sir Ernest 

Shackleton, Frank Worsley 

and Tom Crean, retracing their 

epic traverse of remote South 

Georgia Island. •Turn to page 3 

Peninsula’s 

tsunami 

evacuation 

zones 

updated 

THE TSUNAMI evacuation 

zones on Banks Peninsula have 

been updated based on new 

scientific research. 

New computer modelling has 

provided the city council with the 

updated information about areas 

that could flood if a tsunami hit 

the Canterbury coastline. 

“The latest modelling shows us 

that in most areas, flooding from 

a tsunami may extend further 

inland than allowed for under 

the previous tsunami evacuation 

zones,” Rob Orchard, city 

council’s head of civil defence 

emergency management said. 

“If you live or own property 

on Banks Peninsula, I would 

encourage you to go onto our 

website and check whether your 

property has been affected by 

the tsunami evacuation zone 

changes.” 

The website has a search function 

that allows you to enter a 

property’s address to see which 

tsunami evacuation zone it is in. 

“If you are in a tsunami 

evacuation zone, it is important 

that you have an evacuation plan 

for your household,” Orchard 

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Leash dogs on the beach 

DOG OWNERS are being 

reminded that on summer days 

parts of popular swimming 

beaches are off-limits to 

unleashed dogs. 

“We know many people enjoy 

playing with their dogs at the 

beach and they can still do that, 

but they need to steer clear of 

the main swimming areas or go 

early in the morning or in the 

evening,’’ city council animal 

services manager Mark Vincent 

said. 

“Between 9am and 7pm unleashed 

dogs are banned from 

specified areas of our swimming 

beaches because people who 

have come to the beach to have 

a splash in the sea or to make 

sandcastles with their kids 

don’t want lots of dog running 

around. 

“Although dogs are prohibited 

at these beaches between 9am 

and 7pm, dog owners can walk 

their dogs through these beaches 

as long as they are only passing 

through and they keep their dog 

on a short leash,’’ he said. 

The beaches where the daytime 

ban applies include the 

beach at Cass Bay, Corsair Bay, 

Sandy Bay, Paradise Bay, Hays 

Bay, Diamond Harbour, Purau, 

Akaroa, French Farm, Le Bons 

Bay, Little Akaloa, Okains Bay, 

Port Levy and Tikao Bay. 

At Sumner beach dogs are 

prohibited for a distance of 

100m north of the Sumner 

Surf Lifesaving Club’s pavilion 

through to Cave Rock. 

At Taylor’s Mistake beach dogs 

are prohibited for a distance of 

50m either side of the surf lifesaving 

club pavilion. 

At Spencer Park, Waimairi, 

North and South New Brighton 

beaches dogs are prohibited for 

a distance of 100m either side 

of the surf lifesaving clubs’ pavilions. 

At New Brighton beach dogs 

are prohibited for a distance of a 

100m in a northerly direction of 

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unless they are 

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the surf lifesaving club’s pavilion 

to a point 100m south of the pier. 

Said Vincent: “We have a big 

coastline so there is still many 

kilometres of beach where dog 

owners can have fun with their 

pets over the summer. Just 

remember you need to keep your 

dog under effective control and 

clean up after them if needed.’’ 

Tracing footsteps 

of Frank Worsley 

• From page 1 

Worsley captained the ship Endurance 

during Shackleton’s Imperial 

Trans-Antarctic Expedition. 

He is best known for navigating 

the expedition party to safety after 

the ship was crushed by ice floes. 

What followed was an epic journey 

across South Georgia Island. 

The 11 to 13-year-old students 

did a range of activities, including 

building and paddling a raft, 

learning about navigation and orienteering, 

climbing, exploring the 

bush and visiting the commemorative 

bronze bust of Worsley. 

Said Sasha Harwood from Governor’s 

Bay School: “My favourite 

activity was orienteering. That 

was really fun. I’m not great with 

heights, so I found the high ropes 

course quite hard. 

“I love exploring. I love that feeling 

where you set out and its quite 

cold, and you walk up a mountain 

and the clouds just break open 

and you can see everything and 

look down on where your campsite 

was. It’s like ‘wow, I’ve come 

all that way,” she said. 

Nico Blundell from Lyttleton 

Primary School said it is clear 

what an icon Worsley was. 

“His navigating skills were 

incredible, and because he’s from 

Akaroa, this all adds up to Frank 

being a local hero,” he said. 

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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 

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 

Look for your evacuation zones and 

be ready to head to high ground 

•From page 1 

“You need to think about 

the route you would take 

to evacuate and where you 

would go.” 

On most of Banks Peninsula, 

there are two tsunami 

evacuation zones – a red 

zone and an orange zone. 

In Birdlings Flat there are 

three – red, orange and 

yellow. 

The red tsunami evacuation 

zone is most likely to 

be affected by a tsunami. It 

includes estuaries, rivers, 

beaches and harbours, 

where a tsunami of any 

size could cause strong 

currents and surges in the 

water. 

The orange tsunami 

evacuation zone covers 

areas on land that could 

be flooded in the event of a 

large tsunami. 

“If you’re in the red or 

orange zones and feel a 

rolling motion earthquake 

for longer than a minute or 

a strong earthquake that 

makes it hard to stand up, 

you need to leave the area. 

“When the shaking 

stops, head immediately 

to the nearest high ground 

or as far inland as you can, 

out of the red and orange 

Check the evacuation zones map at ccc.govt. 

nz/services/civil-defence/hazards/tsunamievacuation-zones-and-routes. 

zones,” Orchard said. 

The yellow tsunami evacuation 

zone is least likely 

to be affected by a tsunami, 

but could be flooded or 

isolated in a very large 

tsunami. 

“If you are in the yellow 

zone, you only need to 

leave the area if you receive 

an official warning from 

Civil Defence emergency 

management. 

“These warnings will be 

given through an emergency 

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phone, on radio, television 

and social media,” Orchard 

said. 

Drop-in sessions where 

you can talk to council 

staff about the new evacuation 

zones will be held on: 

• Sunday, November 29, 

9am-noon, the Little River 

Community Breakfast, 

Banks Peninsula Rugby 

Club Rooms, Awa-iti 

Domain, Little River. 

• Tuesday, December 1, 

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Teddington Rd, Allandale. 

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Akaroa, Rue Jolie, Akaroa. 

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Life with Highland dancing no short fling 

Colleen Cole started 

Highland dancing as 

a five-year-old and 

76 years later she 

is still immersed in 

a quintessentially 

Scottish passion in 

New Zealand’s ‘English’ 

city. The Lyttelton 

woman reflects on a 

life-long interest with 

Chris Barclay 

When did you take up 

Highland dancing, and why? 

I started when I was five in 

Invercargill. My parents thought 

I had a bit of a cough, so they 

thought Highland dancing 

would do me good. So here I am 

76 years later. I faintly remember 

the first teacher I went to had a 

lot of kids so my parents took me 

away to a high school girl, her 

name was Betty Thompson. She 

just gave me one-on-one lessons. 

When we came to Christchurch 

I went to Betty Carnachan when 

I was eight-ish. She used to teach 

Highland, ballet and tap … 

modern dance. 

You finished up Highland 

dancing in a competitive sense 

when you were 18, an age where 

many are lost to the discipline. 

Yet you persevered. What is the 

enduring appeal? 

DEDICATED: Colleen Cole has been involved in the Scottish tradition of Highland dancing 

for 76 years. (Right): Dressed in her attire aged 8. 

PHOTO (left): GEOFF SLOAN 

You do make a lot of good 

friends, though by the time you 

reach my age (81), you’ve lost a 

few of them. When I finished 

dancing I was already a teacher 

and a judge. I’ve always enjoyed 

teaching the kids. A lot of 

people come up to me and say: 

‘I remember you teaching at the 

Cale (Canterbury Caledonian 

Society) when I used to come 

along and now I’ve got my 

grandchildren here.’ 

Your parents got you involved 

to benefit your health, but did 

you ever suffer any injuries when 

doing, say, the Sword Dance? 

I never had any, but they seem 

to have a lot of injuries these 

days. They seem to pull muscles 

and pull tendons and goodness 

knows what. Maybe it’s because 

of some of the flooring they 

dance on. We had tongue and 

groove all the time when we were 

kids. It (discomfort) was only an 

issue for me when I got older and 

I couldn’t turn my knees out so 

far because of my hips. 

The Scots are known for their 

fiscal restraint. Is it expensive 

to get kitted out in a kilt? 

Some get their kilts made 

locally, some of them get them 

from Canada. You can spend a 

lot of money on kilts, $500 off 

the top of my head for a new one. 

When I was a kid we wore the 

plaid, the jacket. We were really 

weighed down with brooches 

and things. Nowadays up to the 

age of 14 they can wear a nice 

little waistcoat and a lighter 

weight kilt. 

Does the dancer decide 

what tartan they wear, or is it 

specified? 

Do they ever. We only had the 

Royal Stewart which was all red. 

Then the dress tartans came in 

and became popular. There’s a 

rule on how it should be worn, 

there’s no rule regarding the 

actual tartan they should wear. 

Is Highland dancing 

primarily confined to people of 

Scottish heritage? 

My heritage is actually Irish. 

My maiden name was Fergus. 

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‘I’m always there to be called upon if needed’ 

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How popular is Highland 

dancing in New Zealand’s 

‘English city, surely it’s a 

bigger deal in Dunedin, the 

‘Edinburgh of the South?’ 

We have about 20 teachers in 

Christchurch. Canterbury-West 

Coast as we call it is the largest 

centre for dancers and pipers in 

New Zealand. The Caledonian 

Society and the Scottish Society 

of New Zealand contribute to 

the large numbers. We have 

winter lessons there on Saturday 

and that brings the children in. 

Well, we try to bring the children 

in. There’s a lot of uphill work 

getting new kids to start. You’ve 

got to have the parents wanting 

to do it. 

Highland dancing was 

originally a male bastion, but 

now it’s associated more with 

females isn’t it? How do you get 

more laddies involved? 

Highland dancing was for men 

in the beginning, not the women, 

way, way back. Quite often boys 

come along because their sisters 

are learning and then the boys get 

a bit of a grip on it and away they 

go. But they want to play rugby as 

well, or football. We’ve got some 

very strong male dancers in New 

Zealand, but not many. I could 

probably count them on two 

hands, but they carry on dancing 

right into their 20s. 

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The teacher I took him to, she 

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He started to learn the bagpipes 

but I think his friends told him 

it wasn’t the thing to do and 

he gave it up. I never pushed 

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a lot of pressure on their little 

legs. To turn your knees out and 

understand the time count and 

everything. 

At what age can you start 

Highland dancing? 

About five. Some children start 

younger but you’ve got to be able 

to count to 16. The Highland fling 

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they’re very respectful. I think it’s 

the discipline of Highland dancing. 

They also need determination 

to achieve what’s required. 

Where and when are the 

major Highland Games in New 

Zealand? 

There’s Waipu on January 

1, then there’s Turakina 

(Wellington) at the end of 

January. Hastings is at Easter 

and then there’s Hororata 

(November). Hororata would 

probably be one of the biggest in 

the southern hemisphere. 

You had an eye operation 

recently but were you still 

able to take in the Hororata 

Highland Games weren’t you? 

I helped organise the Highland 

dancing. We had 93 dancers out 

there (on November 7). At the 

games most of our dance pipers 

were involved in pipe bands they 

couldn’t commit to playing for 

the Highland dancing so we had 

to use iPod music. 

Have the now decade-old 

Hororata Highland Games been 

beneficial in terms of dancing’s 

profile? 

It’s good exposure to the 

general public. A lot of people 

bring their little kids along, they 

watch the dancing for quite 

a while and think: ‘I wonder 

where you have to go to learn 

that?’. You’ve only got to go on 

the website for the Piping and 

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names of teachers in your area. 

Are you still focused on 

teaching? 

I’m there to relieve if any of 

the young ones can’t come in to 

teach. You’ve got to make room 

for young ones. I’m always there 

to be called upon if needed. 

How do you see the future 

of Highland dancing in New 

Zealand? 

I think it’s positive but we have 

to keep getting it out there in the 

public eye. You’ve got to keep 

promoting it otherwise they’ll go 

and do something else. 

Your service to Highland 

dancing has been recognised in 

recent years hasn’t it? 

I was made a Member of the 

New Zealand Order of Merit in 

2008 for services to Scottish stuff. 

They called it the Scottish arts. 

In June I was made a life member 

of the Highland dancing section 

of the Caledonian Society (www. 

canterburycaledonian.org.nz). I 

do appreciate the recognition. 

Does a love of the pipes and 

drums go hand in hand with 


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it for 15 years, on Plains FM 

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and good old-fashioned local knowledge 

and expertise. 

Working alongside Ray as his property 

management assistant in the Marriner St 

office is Amber Hill, who has been part of 

the team for over four years. 

Not only has Ray provided his experience 

and expertise in the area of 

property management, he also helped 

many property owners deal with complex 

issues that arose during the difficult 

Katrina Green, left, Ray Hastie and Amber Hill of Ray White Morris & Co are pleased to offer 

their property management expertise in Sumner again 

post-earthquake times. 

Morris & Co property management operations 

manager Katrina Green is very proud 

of her award-winning team and cites their 

philosophy on going the extra mile for their 

clients as what makes them stand out. 

“Property management is not just about 

property, it’s actually more about people,” 

she says. “We recognise that our clients are 

individuals and all have different needs, 

and we work closely alongside them to 

ensure their expectations are not only met 

but exceeded.” 

The new legislation covering rental 

properties is another area where the team 

is providing valuable help and advice for 

property owners. While the number of 

requirements owners of rental properties 

need to meet may seem daunting, if you 

do it right the first time, they say, there’s 

nothing to be scared of. 

The team highlights that property 

owners may have been misled by some of 

the information that has been circulated, 

causing them unnecessary concern. 

“It is important that landlords don’t be 

scare-mongered by gossip and hearsay, but 

instead find out the facts,” says Katrina. 

“While there is no doubt that the 

incoming legislation is enormous, when 

you understand it, it is not as daunting as 

you first may think, the key really is to seek 

advice from the experts.” 

To help landlords get all the information 

they need on the new legislation, including 

the Healthy Homes Standards, as well as 

the Residential Tenancies Act 2019 Amendments, 

throughout the month of November 

Ray White has been running a free 

weekly online Landlord Academy series. 

Anyone that has missed the series can call 

the Ray White Morris & Co Property Management 

office on 331 6755 and they will 

send you a link to watch the recordings. 

Ray White Morris & Co is located at 19/42 

Marriner Street, Sumner. They welcome enquiries 

from anyone looking for professional 

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To Have & To Hold, November 28 - December 15 at Little River Gallery. 

A shorter than most exhibition in order to allow for early pick up for Christmas. 

Contributors are Christchurch women Lorelei Jenner and Jenny Wilson and local 

Jane Downes. Jasmine Keir’s studio is in Keri Keri and Debra Powell is from the 

rural Waikato hamlet of Te Pahu. 

Lorelei Jenner paintings are somewhere between abstract and landscape. The 

images can be both familiar and interpretive, while at the same time mysterious, 

atmospheric and other worldly. 

Debra Powell’s alias in the pottery studio is ‘Little Betty’, her ceramic work has 

strong narrative themes, exploring relationships between people and nature, 

playing with convention and infusing the result with a gentle humour. 

Oxidised copper artist Jasmine Keir endeavours to create and understand the 

pure alchemy of the colours achievable using a vast variety of natural ingredients 

to react and colour her copper panels. 

Jenny Wilson has recreated a series of white porcelain moths these light 

mysterious creatures are pinned in reference to museum specimens; others rest 

on circles – an ancient Chinese symbol of the cycles of life, and of the cosmos. 

Jane Downes’ delicate themes are fabricated in steel. “A joyful look at the 

symbiotic relationship between bees and flowers and an observation of nature’s 

sacred geometry and spontaneity.” 

Debra Powell 

Jenny Wilson 

Lorelei Jenner 

To Have 

To Hold 

Jane DOWNES Debra POWELL Lorelei JENNER Jasmine KEIR Jenny WILSON 

28 Nov - 15 Dec 2020 

Main Rd, Little River 

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important coastal 

wetlands. Each week, 

board members 

will discuss matters 

regarding the estuary, 

its rich history and what 

makes it unique. This 

week Bill Simpson writes 

about carpet maker 

Nimrod Mitchell 

AN EARLY hero of the 

industry in Christchurch was 

Nimrod Mitchell who built a 

carpet-making factory on a site 

which is now part of Charlesworth 

Wetland Reserve. 

He arrived in Christchurch 

from the United Kingdom in 

1879 and in 1884 opened the 

Zealandia Carpet Factory. He 

exported to other parts of the 

colony and also to Sydney. 

The Illustrated Guide to 

Christchurch and Neighbourhood 

of 1885 praised Mitchell 

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as “the right man in the right 

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opening as “a red letter day 

truly, not only for the promoter 

but also for the whole 

colony of New Zealand.” 

But perhaps the carpet business 

was not so rosy. 

In 1886 Mitchell was 

charged with burning down 

his own factory to defraud his 

insurers. A witness in the trial, 

George Richardson, said he 

was offered £40 by Mitchell to 

burn the factory down. 

Richardson suggested kerosene 

and Mitchell had replied 

“that will do and I will give 

you the key of the factory.” 

However, Richardson later 

told Mitchell he would not 

set fire to the factory; but two 

weeks later the factory was 

burnt down and Mitchell 

himself was judged to be the 

culprit. 

That is not the end of the 

story. In August 1887, Sir Julius 

Vogel, who had been Premier 

of New Zealand and also 

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Tasty Bites 

McMaster & Heap 

Veterinary practice 

Clios weight loss journey 

FLAVOURS: Pasta with mustard and blueberries. 

Cleo before weight loss 

Always a tricky topic to discuss with a committed 

pet owner as we all try to do the right thing by our 

special friends. Lets face it we hate letting them 

down! Plus we love seeing them enjoy their food and 

we love rewarding them. 

Weight management and nutrition should always 

be a part of every consultation with a pet I believe. 

There is an overload of nutritional information online, 

a lot of it incorrect. It amazes me how people with 

no veterinary or nutritional knowledge at all, claim to 

know everything about what their dog should eat. 

I blame Dr Google!Some diets do more harm than 

good. We have seen puppies as young as 12 weeks of 

age with Ricketts and severe gastrointestinal disease 

( leading to lifelong inflammatory bowell disease) if 

they are started on raw food diets exclusively. It is 

now not recommended by vets to feed grain free 

diets to puppies under 1 year of age due to links to 

cardiomyopathy ( heart disease). 

As veterinarians we need to be able to offer clients 

clear honest advice before they decide what to feed 

their pet. There are many great foods out there and 

some pets do better on one brand over another. It 

can be a bit of trial and error but you do want a food 

your pet loves to eat. 

As veterinarians 

and nurses we are 

always upskilling on 

the different diets 

bought out by the 

food companies. We 

can make the link 

between weight gain 

and disease states, 

age appropriate diets 

and try to prescribe 

a diet in line with the 

owners nutritional 

beliefs ( if it doesn’t 

harm the pet). Home 

prepared diets for 

a particular disease 

can be formulated 

through Massey 

University as well. 

There are many great 

premium diets on the 

market for the puppy, 

adult and geriatric 

pet. What we like to 

concentrate on are 

the prescription diets, 

only sourced through 

Veterinary clinics, which are an important part of a 

medical treatment plan for pets with certain diseases 

( ie kidney disease, diabetes, inflammatory bowel 

disease, dental disease, joint disease, weight loss 

diets etc) 

Fortunately most pets we see now are not obese. 

This is part due to better diets sourced and fed, dogs 

getting more exercise generally, pets cementing 

themselves in a family thus having more importance 

and more awareness of obesity in pets. It’s not “cute” 

anymore to be podgey and round. The resurgence of 

puppy daycare centres and dog walking businesses 

means dogs are socialising and playing more 

therefore controlling metabolic rate. Balanced, 

premium commercial foods are preferred over bones, 

dog roll and feeding human scraps. 

Obesity usually occurs due to gross overfeeding, 

Chrisy checking Clios Bloods 

Cleo at 30 kg 

excessive treat feeding, feeding high fat diets, and 

lack of aerobic exercise where dogs especially run, 

chase, play and fetch. Some breeds are predisposed 

like the Labrador and Beagle due to their voracious 

appetites and great nose for finding food. 

Medical conditions like Hypothyroidism, Diabetes 

or Cushings disease also can lead to obesity. This 

is where the annual check becomes important as 

your veterinarian should consider the pets weight 

and body score, explore what foods are fed and 

recommend blood and urine testing to determine 

if certain disease states exist. A leaner pet will live a 

happier, healthier and longer life? Not rocket science. 

Clio, a delightful 7.5 year old Chocolate lab presented 

to me 6 months ago excessively overweight at 

40kg. She had lived with 

elderly owners who fed 

her household leftovers, 

Tux and tinned food and 

she was pretty exclusively 

an inside dog with very 

little exercise, although 

lots of love and pats. 

About a year ago she had 

been heavier at 47kg!! At 

this weight she could no 

longer get into the car 

herself, was slow to get up 

from rest and generally 

looked sore and stiff in her 

hips. She had no energy 

nor desire to play. 

She was rehomed 

within the family, her 

new owners committed 

to her weight loss and 

improving her life. When 

I first met Clio I checked 

bloods and urine mainly 

for thyroid disease and 

diabetes. She had low 

normal thyroid levels but 

I decided to start with the 

reduced calorie diet (Hills Science diet Metabolic dry) 

first. Her intake was 245g per day ( approx 2 cups) 

with NO treats whatsoever. Her new owners where 

fanatical, feeding her only what was recommended. 

Her weight loss success has been excellent, with Clio 

now weighing 31.60kg. She still could be at risk of 

becoming hypothyroid in the future, so 6 monthly 

thyroid tests will continue. She plays with dogs now, 

can easily walk for 30 minutes and wears a constant 

smile. She just looks and feels amazing and now has 

a waist. Even her coat is glossy. 

A rule of thumb to determine if your pet is 

overweight is that they should have a waist when 

you look down on them and you should be able to 

easily feel the last 3 ribs. If you are worried your cat or 

dog may be at risk of becoming obese, book a visit 

with us today. Your pet will thank us in the long run. 

Dr Michele McMaster 

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 

Blanch and drain the 

corn. Cool. Combine with 

the egg yolks, coconut 

milk, coriander, salt, pepper 

and flour. 

Heat the oil in a large 

nonstick frying pan. Take 

heaped tablespoons of the 

corn mixture and place in 

the pan. You will need to 

work in batches. 

Cook on low heat until 

bubbles appear on the top. 

Flip over and continue 

cooking until 

the undersides are golden. 

Keep warm in the oven 

while cooking the 

remainder. You should have 

12 fritters. 

Meanwhile, combine the 

ingredients for the salsa. 

To serve, place one fritter 

in the centre of each of 

four serving plates. Top 

with a little salsa. Top with 

another fritter, more salsa 

and a final fritter. You will 

have four stacks. 

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What could be better than starting some new family traditions this year? Christmas traditions are memories 

in the making and help spread a little festive cheer whether with your loved ones or out in the community. 

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It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas 

Christmas is a great time for passing down recipes that are tried and true becoming 

traditional family favourites. The owner of this recipe says her mum used to make 

the pudding on Christmas Eve and would take the bowl and wooden spoon around 

everyone in the house to stir the mixture and make a wish. 

Make a Wish Christmas Pudding 

You will need: 

• 1 ½ tbsp butter 

• 1 ½ tsp baking soda 

• 1 ½ cups of boiling water 

• 1 ½ cups flour 

• 1 ½ cups mixed fruit or sultanas 

• ¾ cup sugar 

Method: 

1. In a glass or stainless steel bowl, 

melt the butter (over hot water) 

and dissolve the baking soda. 

2. Add the boiling water and 

sugar. 

3. When cool, add flour and 

mixed fruit. 

4. Stir all the ingredients together 

and make a Christmas wish. 

5. Cover bowl with a tea towel and 

allow to stand overnight. 

The next day: 

• Place mixture into a greased 

bowl or ice-cream container, 

cover with tinfoil and place in a 

pot of water, just deep enough 

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• Boil pudding for four hours and 

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required. 

• Serve with heaps of Chantilly 

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• 1 x bottle of cream 

• ½ tsp vanilla essence 

• 1 tbsp icing sugar to 

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Santa’s Brekkie Pancakes 

with fresh berries 

This one is not just for the kids – the sweetness of the bananas makes these 

pancakes scrumptious and a delicious, healthy breakfast hit for everyone! 


• 4-5 bananas (soft enough to mash) 

• 4 eggs 

• ½ cup rice flour 

• 2 tbsp whole linseed 

• ½ tsp salt 

• grated lemon rind 

• juice from 1 lemon 

• splash of vanilla 

• butter to cook the pancakes 

Method: 

1. Peel and mash the bananas in a bowl. 

2. Stir in the eggs, vanilla, linseed, salt 

and lemon ingredients. 

3. Add flour and mix to a smooth batter. 

4. Cook pancakes in frypan on one side 

until they bubble on the surface or hold 

together enough to be flipped over. 

5. If the mixture is thick, flatten the 

pancakes out once they’ve been turned 

over. Each pancake should be around 

1cm thick. 

Kid’s version: 

Decorate each pancake with red berries 

for Santa’s hat, Greek yoghurt or 

whipped cream for Santa’s beard and 

chocolate buttons or grape halves for 

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Shops bursting with 

festive gift ideas 

The countdown to the big day is well underway, so making up the 

Christmas gift list will now be a top priority… if you haven’t already done so. 

Finding those special gifts and stocking fillers as 

well as the Christmas treats for the table is so easy at 

our city’s malls and shopping centres, where the shops 

are bursting with festive merchandise. 

Every woman likes to receive body pampering 

gifts, and there is a huge selection of these priced 

to suit all budgets at the many pharmacies and gift 

shops around the city. Perfume is another favourite 

and again there is a wide selection to choose from, 

ranging from exciting new releases to the well-known 

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The men are equally well catered for, from the 

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Speaking of smiles, nothing gives families more joy 

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their presents. Whether they are delivered by Santa 

or snuck under the tree by mum and dad, the cuddly 

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The tweens and teens usually have their own ideas 

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CAN YOU BELIEVE IT?! 

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Plenty to choose from at Kia dealership 

THE SHOWROOM and forecourt 

was jam-packed with cars 

when I went to pick up Kia’s small 

sport utility vehicle – the Seltos 

– the Limited all-wheel-drive 

version, to be exact. 

Extracting the evaluation car 

was a mission of moving several 

vehicles and squeezing mine out 

of the showroom. 

I quipped to the sales manager 

there were too many cars on the 

lot and he should sell a few. 

He replied by saying the business 

was in a good position, stock 

was plentiful and there was a 

steady supply chain. 

I mention this because many 

of today’s car manufacturers are 

struggling with continuum of 

supply due to Covid-19 affecting 

the workforce both in the 

factories and with component 

suppliers. 

South Korea has a good handle 

on the pandemic, and Kia (along 

with its partner, Hyundai), 

factories haven’t been affected 

dramatically. 

The Seltos has been in the New 

Zealand market for a year or so 

now, it lands here in five specifications 

and with the choice of two 

engines, pricing starts at $27,990 

and ends at $46,990 for the allwheel-drive 

Limited. In-between, 

an LX Plus, EX and Limited 

(2WD) list at $35,990, $37,990 

and $42,990 respectively. 

All except the Limited AWD 

get a naturally aspirated 2-litre 

petrol engine, a 1.6-litre turbocharged 

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powers the range-topper. It’s an 

engine I’ve experienced before in 

several Kia and Hyundai models, 

it is a delightful, honest unit 

which has always impressed me. 

I drove the 2-litre Seltos shortly 

after its arrival here and remarked 

on its price-friendly positioning 

and smooth nature of its engine. 

Well, the 1.6-litre engine is just as 

good, of course it gets more power, 

up 20kW and 85Nm to 130kW 

and 265Nm, and the outputs are 

developed at usable points of the 

rev band – 6000rpm at the top 

end with maximum torque available 

all of the way from 1500rpm 

to 4500rpm. 

What’s more, the 1.6 doesn’t 

use much more fuel, Kia rate it 

with a 7.6-litres per 100km combined 

cycle average, the 2-litre at 

6.8l/100km. 

The latter figures fare well with 

the fuel usage readout in the 

evaluation car, when I took it 

back to the dealership the meter 

KIA SELTOS LIMITED: Turbocharged engine and fourwheel-drive 

provides power and sure-footed handling. 

was reading 8.6l/100km, while 

on the highway an instantaneous 

figure of 4.5l/100km was showing, 

the engine turning over freely 

at 2000rpm in seventh gear. 

Yes, the 1.6 Seltos drives to all 

corners through a seven-speed direct 

shift transmission, the beauty 

of this gearbox is its clean, quick 

shifts and smooth operating 

manner. If the driver so desires, a 

manual sequential function at the 

main gearshift lever will override 

the gear change protocols. 

The engine and gearbox 

combination is delightful, there 

is nothing harsh within the 

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and fluid, and such is the way the 

turbocharger is boosted there’s 

no lag and there is a responsive 

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accelerator. 

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with an 8.8sec standstill to 100km 

acceleration time on offer. 

What the Seltos does do well 

is provide the driver with an 

uninterrupted flow of power, it is 

reactive without being punchy. 

For an SUV the Seltos also has 

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Much of that can be attributed 

to the firm steering feel. Full 

marks to Kia here, the weighting 

is perfect for me, there is genuine 

firmness without being overly difficult 

to manipulate. 

That’s a fine line to get right for 

the Seltos’ target market, it would 

need to be easy to drive for the 

over-50s, yet it will also appeal 

to the youthful who like positive 

feedback when a quick corner is 

presented. 

• Price – Kia Seltos Limited, 

$46,990 

• Dimensions – Length, 

4370mm; width, 1800mm; 

height, 1615mm 

• Configuration – Fourcylinder, 

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1591cc, 130kW, 265Nm, 

seven-speed direct shift 

automatic 

• Performance – 

0-100km/h, 8.8sec 

• Fuel usage – 7.6l/100km 

In Limited specification the 

Seltos also has the goodies you 

would expect in a high grade 

model, especially for safety where 

it is fitted with all the modern 

trickery to keep you out of trouble 

in the first instance. 

Usually, if there is a choice 

of models within a series, I’m 

angling at the base specification 

models, I like them for their 

simplicity and pricing, there are 

many bargains to be found there, 

and yes, the entry-level Seltos at 

under $30k is a genuine bargain. 

However, I’d opt for the rangetopper 

in this instance, it feels just 

so right to be in, it doesn’t feel like 

an SUV with its spirited engine 

and tight steering, it exudes 

something far more sporty. 

Not only is Kia cranking along 

with supply and the promise of 

more exciting new models, it is a 

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Phone for further details 

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BAY HARBOUR 


Christmas 

High Tea 

Join us for a Christmas High Tea 

What a year it’s been. And now Christmas is fast 

approaching. Here at Summerset, we’re busy getting 

ready for a festive season that everyone will no doubt be 

looking forward to. 

To help kick things off, we’re planning two Christmas 

High Teas and you’re invited. 

Just pop along to Summerset at Avonhead or 

Summerset on Cavendish any time between 10am 

and 2pm, on either Friday 27 November or Friday 4 

December, and enjoy a range of delicious Christmas 

treats and warm drinks on us. 

Whilst you’re here, why not also get a taste of the 

Summerset life that our residents love so much. 

Our team would love to show you around our stunning 

villages and show homes. 

Christmas 

High Tea 

Friday 27 November 

Friday 4 December 

10am - 2pm 

Summerset at Avonhead 

120 Hawthornden Road, Avonhead 

Call Anne on 03 357 3202 

Summerset on Cavendish 

147 Cavendish Road, Casebrook 

Call Deborah on 03 741 3340 

For more information, call Anne at Avonhead on 

03 357 3202, or Deborah at Casebrook on 03 741 3340. 

We’re looking forward to seeing you! 

SUM2634_FP



BAY HARBOUR 

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OUR BIGGEST SALE OF THE YEAR. 

1 WEEK ONLY – SALE ENDS NOVEMBER 29, 2020 • Exclusions apply. 

VENUS 

Outdoor Lounge 

CAPRI 

Outdoor Lounge 

ON SALE! 

ON SALE! 

entertain or lounge... 

the best of both worlds! 

Egg Chair 

NOW $ 

599 

3 Seater/Sunlounger 

NOW $ 

1599 

Modular 

2 Seater – 1 Arm 

NOW $ 

850 

Modular 

1 Seater – No Arm 

NOW $ 

475 

Modular 

Corner Table 

NOW $ 

275 

Coffee Table 

NOW $ 

459 

Low Dining Table 

NOW $ 

749 

Daybed 

NOW $ 

1499


BAY HARBOUR 


ALL OUTDOOR ON SALE | ALL DINING ON SALE | ALL LOUNGE ON SALE 

Marbella 3 Piece 

Outdoor Lounge Set 

WAS $ 

2499 

NOW 

$ 

1899 

Cascade 5 Piece Outdoor 

Dining Set 

WAS $ 

2489 

NOW 

$ 

2049 

SAVE $ 600! 

Marbella Outdoor 

Modular Corner Chaise 

WAS $ 

2299 

NOW 

$ 

1699 

SUPER DEAL! 

RESIN 

Outdoor Dining 

Chairs 

ON SALE! 

Maddox 

NOW 

$ 

95 

Blossom 

NOW 

$ 

95 

Lavender 

Barstool 

NOW 

$ 

150 

Ellis 

NOW 

$ 

85 

Lavender 

NOW 

$ 

125 

Montaro Outdoor Lounge/Low 

Dining Set 

WAS $ 

2999 

NOW 

$ 

2599 

Miami 7 Piece Outdoor 

Dining Set 

WAS $ 

2249 

Cushions sold separately. 

NOW 

$ 

1399 

SAVE 

$ 

850! 

SUPER DEAL! 

Round Dining Table NOW $ 559 

Dining Chair NOW $ 140 

www.targetfurniture.co.nz



BAY HARBOUR 

PAGE 27 

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

Bahamas Sleepset Caribbean Sleepset 

Seychelles Sleepset Majorca Sleepset Grenada Sleepset 

Single $ 379 

Double $ 479 

King Single $ 429 

Queen $ 509 

Single $ 499 

Double $ 609 

King $ 789 


Queen $ 639 

Single $ 579 

Double $ 689 

King $ 889 


Queen $ 639 

Single $ 659 

Double $ 779 

King $ 889 


Queen $ 839 

Single $ 659 

Double $ 829 

King $ 1089 


Queen $ 939 

All prices include mattress plus Kitset base. 

Seychelles 

Queen Mattress 

NOW 

$ 

399 

Majorca 

King Mattress 

NOW 

$ 

599 

Unexpected extras? 

No problem. 

Bahamas 

Trundler Bed Setting 

WAS $ 

897 

Chia Single Trundler 

Bunk Bed 

WAS $ 

1299 

Regan Sofabed 

WAS $ 

999 

NOW 

$ 

799 

NOW 

$ 

797 

NOW 

$ 

999 

SUPER DEAL! 

SUPER DEAL! 

ON SALE! 

Buy NZ MAde! 

Check in store for details. 

IN STORE AND ONLINE


BAY HARBOUR 


Don’t miss these BLACKOUT DEALS! 

+ even more in store & online. 

1 week only! 

Sydney 2.5 Seater 

WAS $ 

799 

NOW 

$ 

599 

Dallas Queen Bed 

WAS $ 

399 

NOW 

$ 

299 

SUPER DEAL! 

SUPER DEAL! 

TIBET 

Bedroom Range 

ON SALE! 

Tallboy 

NOW 

$ 

699 

SUPER DEAL! 

Mirror included. 

Dresser 

NOW 

$ 

699 

Rivo 2 Seater 

Electric Recliner 

WAS $ 

2399 

Rivo 3 Seater 

Electric Recliner 

WAS $ 

2699 

NOW 

$ 

1799 

24 

MONTHS 

INTEREST FREE 

Bedside 

NOW 

$ 

250 

with 

Terms & conditions apply. See staff for more 

information. Offer ends November 30th, 2020. 

Queen 

Bed 

NOW 

$ 

699 

NOW 

$ 

1999 

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

Colours in store may vary to those pictured. Stock may vary from store to store. 

Target apologises in advance if any item is sold out during the promotion. All 

Prices include GST. Target reserves the right to amend any misprints or errors 

within this advertisement. Mailer offers expire Sunday 29th November 2020. Sale 

excludes Manchester and accessories. 

Shop 

Online 

Nationwide 

Delivery 

Finance 

Options 

Come & check out 

our new STORE! 

targetfurniture.co.nz 

more super deals online & in store! 

250 Moorhouse Ave, Christchurch 

Ph: 0800 TARGET (0800 827438) 

Offers and product prices advertised here expire 29/11/20. 

Sale excludes Manchester and Accessories. 

SUPER DEAL! 

*Finance terms and conditions apply. Check online at; https://www.targetfurniture. 

co.nz/finance or ask in store for more information. 

BLACKOUT STOREWIDE SALE ENDS 29.11.20.

Bay Harbour: November 25, 2020

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