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Merry Christmas<br />

&<br />

Happy New Year!<br />

Thursday,<strong>December</strong><strong>10</strong>, <strong>2020</strong> | Issue926 | www.starnews.co.nz<br />

Paper moves to new office<br />

By ROBYN BRISTOW<br />

<strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong>’s best­read newspaper<br />

marked amilestone on Tuesday.<br />

The <strong>North</strong><strong>Canterbury</strong><strong>News</strong> has<br />

consolidated its Rangiora and Amberley<br />

offices underone roof, in anew buildingat<br />

14 Ashley Street, Rangiora, beside the<br />

mainoffice of Luisetti Seeds.<br />

The paperwillcontinue to provide<br />

extensivecoverage of theregion,from the<br />

Waimakariri River to Kekerengu,north of<br />

Kaikoura.<br />

It will be more efficient withits nine<br />

staff workingfrom one location.<br />

They will maintain stronglinks withthe<br />

Waimakariri,Hurunui and Kaikoura<br />

districts, continuing to travel throughout<br />

<strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong>.<br />

The <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong> grewout of<br />

the merger of the Hurunui<strong>News</strong> and the<br />

<strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong>,both bought by<br />

AlliedPress in 2006 and 2013 respectively.<br />

It was astrategic movetogive readers<br />

and advertisers increased reach in a<br />

strongweekly publication.<br />

AlliedPress, whichowns the Otago Daily<br />

Times,has astable of community papers.<br />

The Hurunui<strong>News</strong> began lifeasthe<br />

Hurunui District<strong>News</strong> in 1991.<br />

BarryCropp, a22­year­old from<br />

Amberley,felt that thetime had come for<br />

the Hurunui districttohave its own<br />

newspaper. The first copy said it was<br />

published to keepreaders informed of<br />

localhappenings.<br />

Initially, the paper was delivered<br />

fortnightly from Leithfieldthroughto<br />

Cheviot,including Amberley, Waipara,<br />

Hawarden,Waikari,Culverden,Waiau,<br />

Rotherham and HanmerSprings.<br />

Its original officewas in Pound Street,<br />

Amberley, behind the Post Office. It was<br />

printed by the Westport <strong>News</strong> and laterby<br />

GuardianPrintinAshburton.<br />

Barry sold the paper to Johnand Lynne<br />

Winsloe in 1993,with issue No.48the first<br />

under the new owners.<br />

Johnhad previously been the<br />

postmasteratAmberleybut had a<br />

newspaper background.<br />

Theyintroduced anew masthead in<br />

1994, removing districtfrom the title and<br />

delivering intothe Waimakariri,aswellas<br />

covering the wholeofthe Hurunui.<br />

Continued Page 2<br />

Santa<br />

the star<br />

of show<br />

By SHELLEY TOPP<br />

Star attraction ... Father Christmas faced asea of admirers who lined the route of last Saturday’s Kaiapoi Santa Parade.<br />

PHOTO: SHELLEYTOPP<br />

Viewing places were at a<br />

premium for Kaiapoi’s<br />

Santa Parade last Saturday.<br />

Alarge crowd, five and six<br />

deep in places, began<br />

packing into Williams Street<br />

an hour before the popular<br />

annual event.<br />

The parade featured an<br />

eclectic mix of floats,<br />

including decorated trucks,<br />

traction engines, fire trucks<br />

and three­wheeled<br />

motorbikes, plus popular<br />

film characters from Star<br />

Wars, Frozen,and the everpopular<br />

Minions.<br />

Alongside the floats were<br />

talented street performers.<br />

But the biggest cheer came<br />

at the end of the parade for<br />

Santa, atop his sleigh with<br />

his elves at his side.<br />

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NEWS<br />

2 <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong>, <strong>December</strong> <strong>10</strong>, <strong>2020</strong><br />

Grow<br />

customers,<br />

sales and<br />

profits<br />

with <strong>North</strong><br />

<strong>Canterbury</strong>’s<br />

best read<br />

newspaper<br />

Readership: 47,000 weekly<br />

Circulation: 30,150 copies delivered<br />

to EVERY farm, RD, lifestyle block<br />

and home inWaimakariri, Hurunui<br />

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news<br />

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Historic Hanmer hotel sold<br />

By ROBYN BRISTOW<br />

CPG Hotels, oneofNew<br />

Zealand’slargest privately<br />

ownedand operated hotel<br />

groups, is buying Hanmer<br />

Springs’ heritage hotel. It will<br />

re­open on <strong>December</strong> 21.<br />

The complex, formerly the<br />

Hanmer Springs Heritage<br />

Hotel, is in the heart of the<br />

villageand will be called the<br />

Hanmer Springs Hotel.<br />

It will be fully refurbished<br />

next year to transform it into a<br />

five­star Fable Hotel &Resorts<br />

branded hotel.<br />

CPG Hotels Group<br />

operations director Ronnie<br />

Ronalde says the company is<br />

delightedtobring backabout<br />

40 jobs to the village.<br />

Paper consolidates into one office in Rangiora<br />

From Page 1<br />

At the start of 1998 the Winsloes sold<br />

the Hurunui <strong>News</strong> to Bevan and Rosalie<br />

Archer, with their first edition being<br />

March 2, 1998. Bevan had been made<br />

“This recent acquisition<br />

means we are abletobreathe<br />

new lifeintothe property.<br />

Hanmer Springs is abeautiful<br />

location surrounded by<br />

mountains, and with its famous<br />

thermal hot springs,mountain<br />

biking and hiking.<br />

‘‘Weare excited to be adding<br />

to the destination’s appealfor<br />

bothlocal, and eventually<br />

international, visitors.<br />

“We haveafantastic chef<br />

coming on boardwho will work<br />

withour CPG Hotels Group<br />

executivechef Jinu Abraham<br />

to offeralocally sourcedmenu<br />

—hearty foodwithJinu’sown<br />

unique twist.”<br />

Fable, aboutiquebrand, was<br />

unveiled by CPG Hotels in July.<br />

It represents amove away from<br />

large­scale establishments,<br />

offeringall guests “full­service<br />

luxury” and tailor­made,<br />

personalised experiences.<br />

The salestartsanew chapter<br />

for the hotel,which was built in<br />

1879 as an 18­room wooden<br />

lodge.<br />

Since then, it was used as a<br />

hospital duringWorld War 1.<br />

It has seen the addition of a<br />

Spanish­style concrete<br />

building and thebell towerin<br />

1932.<br />

In 1958,the original lodge<br />

was damaged by fire.<br />

“The current owners are<br />

delighted to be selling this<br />

iconichoteltoCPGroup as<br />

they knowour plansare to<br />

reopenand start restoringand<br />

refurbishingthe hotel to a<br />

redundant from Air New Zealand the<br />

previous year. The couple ran it until<br />

Allied Press bought it in 2006, followed<br />

by the Rangiora­based <strong>North</strong><br />

<strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong> seven years later.<br />

The merger resulted in the paper,<br />

5­star luxury level under our<br />

new Fable brand,”MrRonalde<br />

says.<br />

Across ninehectares,there<br />

are 54 rooms,16ofwhich are<br />

garden villas.<br />

The hotel has been closed to<br />

guests since Marchand its<br />

reopening ahead of summer<br />

means it canwelcome visitors<br />

keenonHanmer Spring’s<br />

attractions.<br />

JLL Hotels agent Nick<br />

Thompson, who managedthe<br />

sale, says he is pleased to have<br />

helped keepthe assetinNew<br />

Zealand handsand supportthe<br />

recoveryofregional<br />

economies.“This sale<br />

demonstrates the confidence<br />

the markethas in the recovery<br />

of our tourism industry.”<br />

Council urged to take tough stance on vaping<br />

By DAVID HILL<br />

The CancerSociety wants the<br />

Waimakariri District Counciltoget<br />

toughonvaping.<br />

Apresentation from thesociety to last<br />

week’s council meeting praisedlocal<br />

efforts toward makingthe district<br />

smokefree.<br />

But it wantscouncillors to update its<br />

policies to discourage vaping.<br />

Cancer Society healthpromotion<br />

manager MartinWitt saidwhile it was<br />

generallyaccepted that vaping was less<br />

harmful than smoking, it was not<br />

considered asafe product.<br />

‘‘Both the Cancer Societyand the<br />

<strong>Canterbury</strong> District HealthBoard are<br />

continuing to be cautious aboutvaping.’’<br />

Vaping should be usedonly by smokers<br />

as ameans to quit smoking and should<br />

not be used by non­smokersoryoung<br />

people, Mr Witt said.<br />

‘‘Vaping has awholecocktailof<br />

different chemicals and while it appears<br />

to be less harmful thansmoking, it hasn’t<br />

been around for long enough to<br />

understand thelong­term effects.<br />

‘‘But there is sufficient evidence to<br />

cause doubt.’’<br />

Waimakariri has the second­lowest<br />

rate of smokers in the South Island,with<br />

around11percentofresidents lighting<br />

up, comparedtothe national rate of 13%.<br />

Mayor Dan Gordon asked for council<br />

staff to prepare areport for councillors<br />

to consider revising thecouncil’s<br />

smokefree policy.<br />

Councillors backed acall from Ngai<br />

Tuahuririrunanga residentstolowerthe<br />

speed limit through the Tuahiwi village<br />

to 40kmh.<br />

Tuahiwi resident DeirdreCarrol told<br />

councillors of her concernsfor the safety<br />

of local schoolchildren caused by<br />

speeding motorists.<br />

She calledonthe council to install<br />

paths and cycleways,and improvevillage<br />

lighting.<br />

Mr Gordon askedcouncil staff to<br />

report back to councillorsonproposals<br />

for paths, cycleways and lighting in<br />

Tuahiwivillage.<br />

rebranded as The <strong>News</strong>,going from<br />

fortnightly to weekly.<br />

It later returned to the more familiar<br />

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Today, it has aweekly circulation of<br />

30,150.<br />

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Welcome home, Susan and Ben<br />

By DAVID HILL<br />

AKaiapoi mother and son were pleased<br />

to move into anew, warm home on<br />

Friday.<br />

Susan Bush and her son Ben Stade,<br />

aged 18, were handed the keys by<br />

Housing Minister Megan Woods to their<br />

two­bedroom unit, one of five new units<br />

built by Kainga Ora (formerly Housing<br />

New Zealand) in Williams Street.<br />

‘‘We looked at it last week and it was<br />

amazing. I’m very excited,’’ Susan said<br />

ahead of the minister’s arrival.<br />

For the last 20 years, Susan has been<br />

living in anearby Housing New Zealand<br />

home which was damaged in the<br />

earthquakes. It was overdue for an<br />

upgrade.<br />

The old house was cold and damp,<br />

which affected Ben’s asthma, she said.<br />

Ben said it was ‘‘awesome’’ to have the<br />

minister come to open their new home.<br />

‘‘But Ithink my mates will give me a<br />

hard time about it next week.’’<br />

Kainga Ora area manager Fraser<br />

Benson said the five one and twobedrooms<br />

were built on asite previously<br />

occupied by athree­bedroom house.<br />

‘‘Traditionally, these (Housing New<br />

Zealand homes) were three bedrooms<br />

and abig yard. This was a1948 property.<br />

‘‘We are finding there is no longer the<br />

demand for three­bedroom homes. In<br />

Christchurch and Waimakariri, around<br />

60 percent are looking for aonebedroom<br />

unit and 20% require two<br />

bedrooms.’’<br />

Most clients are single people or<br />

couples, often elderly, though there are<br />

several families seeking two­bedroom<br />

units.<br />

‘‘There’s astill amajor shortage in<br />

<strong>Canterbury</strong>. We’re building around 200<br />

to 250 new units ayear and there’s 185<br />

under construction at the moment.’’<br />

Afurther 15 one and two­bedroom<br />

units were being built in Kaiapoi and<br />

are scheduled to open in April.<br />

Dr Woods said about 30 local<br />

tradespeople were employed during<br />

construction of the new units on<br />

Williams Street.<br />

Awesome occasion ... Housing Minister Megan Woods, left, hands over the keys to<br />

Susan Bush and her son, 18­year­old Ben Stade, at their new home in the newly completed<br />

Kainga Ora housing units on Williams Street, Kaiapoi.<br />

PHOTO: DAVID HILL<br />

‘‘The government has committed to<br />

funding new builds not just because we<br />

need new houses, but because it creates<br />

jobs and keeps local tradies in work.’’<br />

It also provides certainty for local<br />

builders who are able to take on<br />

apprentices, with support from the<br />

government’s apprenticeship support<br />

programme.<br />

More than <strong>10</strong>0 new apprentices have<br />

been taken on to work on Kainga Ora<br />

builds in the Auckland and Greater<br />

Christchurch areas, and ‘‘it’s just<br />

starting to take off here’’, Dr Woods said.<br />

Scheme helps youth into the workforce<br />

By ROBYN BRISTOW<br />

Venturing intothe workforcecan be a<br />

daunting prospect for youth. But it can be<br />

agreat experiencewith the right support,<br />

says JoniHowe,business recovery coordinator<br />

at the Hurunui District Council.<br />

Buildingafoundationofskills, and<br />

connections, can createavery capable<br />

youngperson,and it arms themwith<br />

confidence to take on whatever career<br />

path theychoose, she says.<br />

Joni works alongsideChris King on the<br />

Mayoral Taskforce forJobs Fund, connecting<br />

localfirms withyouth, to create<br />

sustainable opportunitiesfor both parties.<br />

‘‘Formeitisaboutbuilding that<br />

confidence, that rapport.There is alot of<br />

mentoringwith this role, and that has<br />

worked really well,’’she says.<br />

Joni says, foryouth, it is about having<br />

someonetocelebrate the winswith, and<br />

helping themdevelop wider connections.<br />

‘‘It is givingyouththe abilitytoget their<br />

foot in the door, developingsustainable<br />

skills —the chicken and the egg thing.’’<br />

Businesses receive financial helpto<br />

helpwith training and costs.Joni says<br />

support from localbusinesseshas been<br />

great, and she hopes more will join.<br />

‘‘Building skillsand confidence, being<br />

mentors,iswhat it is all about and it is a<br />

really nice space for us to be part of.<br />

‘‘Itisnot justaboutputting numbers<br />

where they fit;it’s about putting youth<br />

where they wanttobe.’’<br />

Local businessesinterested in joining<br />

should contact Joni or Chris on (03) 314<br />

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Patient transport is available to<br />

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Age­friendlyWaimakariri Steering<br />

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Hospital recentlytopickup her<br />

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The Gumbrells live at Loburn and,<br />

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Fortunately,asamemberofthe<br />

consumer council of the <strong>Canterbury</strong><br />

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‘‘It’s importanttogetthewordout,<br />

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Mrs Gumbrellsays.<br />

‘‘It’s not something they (the board)<br />

promote and they even triedtotalk me<br />

into coming to pickupmyhusband.’’<br />

Mrs Gumbrellisconcerned others<br />

may not be aware that support is<br />

available and has taken up the matter<br />

withWaimakaririMP MattDoocey.<br />

CDHBChristchurch campus general<br />

manager Pauline Clark says there are<br />

several optionsforpatientsrequiring<br />

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Have asafe, Merry Christmas<br />

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Intergenerational farmers are rural<br />

survivors, but they do not haveabig voice<br />

in environmentalmanagement,<br />

according to Lynda Murchison.<br />

They farm in accordancewith what<br />

theirgrandfathers did. Theydon’t<br />

embrace much of the new technology<br />

available to farmers, but theirland is in<br />

good heart, she says.<br />

‘‘They must be doingsomething right.’’<br />

Ms Murchison has been awardedaPhD<br />

for her thesisthat explores the conflicts<br />

between long­time farmers and<br />

environmentalplanning processes.<br />

It has been recommended for<br />

publication in eight journals.<br />

She says if everyplanner, government<br />

minister and scientist stopped to listen to<br />

farmers, ‘‘wewould not havehalf the<br />

environmentalissues we have’’.<br />

‘‘These peopleknow how to farm and<br />

they care about the impact of farming on<br />

the land. Theyhave adjusted and evolved<br />

theirfarming practicestotake careofthe<br />

land.<br />

‘‘It is such apiece of goldsitting there,<br />

beingignored.’’<br />

She said she did not start out to to write<br />

aplanning thesis.‘‘It started as astory<br />

about farmers and how they knew their<br />

land. But it ended up aplanning thesis<br />

because Ihad been aplanner for 25<br />

years.’’<br />

Ms Murchison farms in partnership<br />

withher husband, JockMurchison, in the<br />

WekaPass in <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong>. She has<br />

worked in resource management for<br />

around 25 yearsin<strong>Canterbury</strong>, in roles<br />

withdistrictand regional councils,<br />

including the Selwyn council and<br />

Environment <strong>Canterbury</strong>.<br />

Morerecently, she has worked with the<br />

iwi authority,TeRunanga ONgai Tahu.<br />

She runs an environmental planning<br />

consultancy business and lectures parttime<br />

in resource and environmental<br />

management at the University of<br />

<strong>Canterbury</strong>. She is aHurunuidistrict<br />

councillor and the immediate past<br />

presidentof<strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong><br />

Federated Farmers.<br />

Ms Murchison said she couldnever<br />

understandwhy farmersgot so uptight<br />

about some of the work planners did.<br />

‘‘I wanted to try to find out what it was<br />

we do as planners that grinds their gears<br />

so much and why theyneverlistened,’’<br />

she says.<br />

She also wantedtounderstand why<br />

planners continued mapping wetlands<br />

and SignificantNatural Areas across<br />

<strong>Canterbury</strong> when farmershad shown<br />

theywere preparedtovoluntarily<br />

establish covenants on theirfarms<br />

throughthe QEII Trust to protect areas.<br />

Ms Murchison talked to 52 farming<br />

families in <strong>Canterbury</strong> and read the<br />

farming life stories of another 30 for her<br />

thesis.<br />

Farmers talked about the conflict over<br />

Lynda Murchison ... ‘‘I wanted to try to find out what it was we do as planners that grinds<br />

their gears so much and why they never listened.’’<br />

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planning processessuch as mapping of<br />

Significant Natural Areas, and the<br />

freshwater debate.<br />

‘‘We look to sciencetofind solutions<br />

sometimes for problems,and ignore the<br />

knowledge of people who have livedwith<br />

the land for generations.’’<br />

Ms Murchison believes like­minded<br />

people,such as those wanting to protect<br />

the land and waterways, including<br />

planners and farmers, shouldwork<br />

together to protect the land,its<br />

biodiversity, and freshwater.<br />

She is supporting this approach in the<br />

Hurunuidistrict, where environmental<br />

issues are ‘‘quitemanageable’’.<br />

‘‘We haveahuge number of family<br />

farms in the Hurunui, and long­time<br />

2339217<br />

residents who have invested in the<br />

district. We can run apilot in the<br />

Hurunui by putting like­minded people<br />

together and draw up arecipe for how we<br />

mightdothingsdifferently, with afocus<br />

on success on the ground, rather than the<br />

rightwords on awee bit of paper,’’she<br />

says.<br />

Too often, people who were locked in a<br />

process complicated that process, and<br />

sometimes planners madealot of<br />

assumptions, someofwhich were not<br />

valid.<br />

Her thesis is titled, Conflict Between<br />

Intergenerational FamilyFarmers and<br />

Environmental Planning Processes: An<br />

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OPINION<br />

6 <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong>, <strong>December</strong> <strong>10</strong>, <strong>2020</strong><br />

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STUART SMITH MP FOR KAIKOURA<br />

Climate policies must<br />

be workable, effective<br />

The Government has finally gone and<br />

declared a‘‘climate emergency’’.<br />

For aGovernment that has delivered<br />

little over the past three years, this will<br />

almost certainly be another example of<br />

virtue signalling. Symbolic gestures,<br />

however, won’t cut it when it comes to<br />

climate change.<br />

They have since asserted that this<br />

declaration will be more than virtue<br />

signalling.<br />

This leads me to ask the question: If<br />

we are in fact in aclimate emergency,<br />

why did Jacinda Ardern mention the<br />

word ‘‘climate’’only six times in her<br />

4500+ word Speech from the Throne?<br />

And, secondly, why did the<br />

Government bid to declare aclimate<br />

emergency get pushed back aday so it<br />

could prioritise passing tax legislation?<br />

Declaring aclimate emergency<br />

implies that climate change is their top<br />

priority, but clearly it isn’t.<br />

It is also reasonable for agovernment<br />

to release an effective plan to reduce<br />

emissions in apractical, sensible way.<br />

National will support any government<br />

policy that does just this. Only effective<br />

policies can help keep temperature<br />

increases to 1.5 degrees, as required by<br />

the Paris Agreement, and deliver net<br />

zero emissions by 2050.<br />

Threats to local governance lie ahead, councillor says<br />

The Editor,<br />

Well, what ayear <strong>2020</strong> has<br />

been. We never imagined a<br />

pandemic and the changes to<br />

our lives it would bring.<br />

The council continued to<br />

provide essential services and<br />

we all became familiar with<br />

Zoom meetings.<br />

The highlights of <strong>2020</strong> for me<br />

include the AA rating awarded<br />

to the council by the Local<br />

Government Excellence<br />

programme.<br />

The Waimakariri District<br />

Council is one of two councils<br />

to achieve this rating and the<br />

only one to have achieved it<br />

twice. This is areflection of<br />

We simply cannot afford to sink<br />

investments into ineffective policies.<br />

New Zealand will run out of money long<br />

before we reach our targets if we commit<br />

to policies that don’t work. Our policies<br />

must lower emissions, or be dropped.<br />

It is therefore questionable why the<br />

Government has now released its<br />

Carbon Neutral Government<br />

Programme.<br />

Asimilar programme was introduced<br />

by Helen Clark in 2007, which the next<br />

National Government had to scrap<br />

because it simply wasn’t realistic to<br />

achieve the goals she had set.<br />

It was underfunded and would have<br />

been far too costly to run.<br />

Iwill most certainly now be holding<br />

the Government to account as National’s<br />

spokesperson for Climate Change to<br />

ensure that its new programme has been<br />

tested, will continue to be tested, and<br />

drives down emissions effectively and<br />

cheaply.<br />

The task before us is monumental. Net<br />

zero emissions in 30 years is hugely<br />

ambitious, especially for acountry that<br />

earns half of its export income from the<br />

primary sector.<br />

But National believes the goal is<br />

achievable if we are prepared to think<br />

openly and seriously about the problem.<br />

LETTER TO THE EDITOR<br />

good governance and<br />

dedicated staff.<br />

Secondly, the council<br />

retained its Standard and<br />

Poors AA rating in a<br />

challenging climate. This<br />

greatly reduces the cost of<br />

council borrowing, which<br />

ultimately benefits ratepayers.<br />

However, there are threats<br />

on the horizon.<br />

Central government, in my<br />

view, is looking to take ‘‘local’’<br />

out of local government. Two<br />

examples are the Three Waters<br />

Reforms where the council<br />

would lose control of this core<br />

service to anew corporate<br />

entity with no elected<br />

representatives or<br />

accountability to ratepayers<br />

(and the compulsory<br />

chlorination of drinking water<br />

by July 1, 2021), and alikely<br />

increase in costs.<br />

The second example is<br />

overriding our District Plan by<br />

removing parking<br />

requirements.<br />

To compensate, any new<br />

public parking will be paid by<br />

ratepayers, not developers.<br />

The logic seems to be that by<br />

creating congestion, other<br />

modes of transport will be<br />

utilised.<br />

Idon’t think this model suits<br />

our scattered rural district<br />

with limited public transport.<br />

These and other changes will<br />

have aprofound effect on local<br />

government viability, the<br />

services provided, and<br />

accountability.<br />

In 2021 the council will<br />

consult on its Long Term Plan.<br />

There will be aneed to balance<br />

growth demands with<br />

affordable rates.<br />

Last year’s increase was<br />

reduced to 1.5 percent, but that<br />

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Atime to be grateful<br />

With Christmas and the festive season<br />

fast approaching, Iwant to<br />

acknowledge and reflect on the year.<br />

Christmas provides us with the time<br />

to be mindful and appreciate those<br />

people around us who offer guidance<br />

and support.<br />

Iwant to begin with the team of<br />

Hurunui district councillors.<br />

As adistrict we have arange of<br />

capable and competent decisionmakers<br />

who have contributed through<br />

their various roles within the council.<br />

They are committed and devoted to<br />

our district and Iappreciate the time<br />

they take to prepare and promote good<br />

outcomes.<br />

Iamalso grateful for all the staff who<br />

work and serve our community through<br />

their employment with the council.<br />

It is important that we acknowledge<br />

and value their contribution.<br />

This has been ayear of challenge.<br />

The uncertainty has largely been<br />

contained but Iammindful that it has<br />

created an enormous amount of stress.<br />

Thankfully, we have the ability to<br />

travel within our country, but this may<br />

not allow some families to be together<br />

over Christmas.<br />

Itrust you are able use alternative<br />

ways to connect with loved ones over<br />

this period, and that we all care for<br />

members of our district who may be<br />

more vulnerable through this time.<br />

Thank you to St John and Fire and<br />

Emergency service volunteers, who<br />

will be providing cover for our district<br />

over the holidays.<br />

Iappreciate your willingness to give<br />

yourself and bring your experience,<br />

skills and compassion, while asking for<br />

nothing in return other than the<br />

satisfaction of doing what’s right and<br />

good for our community.<br />

Iwould also like to acknowledge the<br />

police within the district. Their<br />

presence and devotion to keeping the<br />

community safe is respected and<br />

appreciated.<br />

Toot for Tucker was aresounding<br />

success in Amberley last week, thanks<br />

to many community volunteers.<br />

Iunderstand that all the food banks<br />

were grateful for the generosity shown.<br />

Thank you for helping to make<br />

Christmas atime for all to share.<br />

Christmas for me means family and<br />

togetherness.<br />

Iamlooking forward to spending<br />

time with family and enjoying the<br />

opportunity to be with grandchildren,<br />

sharing their joys.<br />

Dave and Iwish you all avery happy<br />

Christmas. We hope it brings you peace<br />

and laughter, and we all look forward to<br />

2021 with the promise for abetter<br />

tomorrow.<br />

level is not sustainable.<br />

On top of this we also have<br />

the District Plan review, which<br />

occurs every <strong>10</strong> years.<br />

Do not hesitate to contact me<br />

or your local community board<br />

if assistance is required with<br />

any matter.<br />

We are here to help.<br />

Finally, Iwould like to wish<br />

your readers aMerry<br />

Christmas, aHappy New Year<br />

and safe travels over the<br />

holidays.<br />

Nga mihi,<br />

Philip Redmond QSM,<br />

Waimakariri District<br />

Councillor,<br />

(Kaiapoi­Woodend Ward).<br />

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‘‘It wasperfectbecause they got just<br />

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TheOxfordand Custcollections will<br />

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149 99 ea<br />

Truck with<br />

Forklift<br />

Usually $119.99<br />

ALL ONLY<br />

Tractor<br />

Playset<br />

Usually<br />

$129.99<br />

$<br />

99ea<br />

with Trailer<br />

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99<br />

Tractor<br />

$<br />

99 99 ea<br />

Mio<br />

The Robot<br />

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$<br />

69 99 ea<br />

Large Horse Stable<br />

Usually $359.99<br />

$<br />

279 99 ea<br />

Roadster and Dragster, Buggy and<br />

Quad or Copter and Fanboat<br />

Usually $27.99<br />

$<br />

24 99 ea<br />

Monster<br />

Truck<br />

$<br />

39 99 ea<br />

Laboratory,<br />

Lifting<br />

Equipment or<br />

Racing Cars<br />

$<br />

79 99 ea<br />

CHRISTMASLATENIGHT HOURS FOR OURCHRISTCHURCHSTORES<br />

Wednesday<br />

9Dec<br />

Thursday<br />

<strong>10</strong> Dec<br />

Friday<br />

11 Dec<br />

Saturday<br />

12 Dec<br />

Sunday<br />

13 Dec<br />

Monday<br />

14 Dec<br />

Tuesday<br />

15 Dec<br />

Wednesday<br />

16 Dec<br />

Thursday<br />

17 Dec<br />

Friday<br />

18 Dec<br />

Saturday<br />

19 Dec<br />

Sunday<br />

20 Dec<br />

Monday<br />

21 Dec<br />

Tuesday<br />

22 Dec<br />

Wednesday<br />

23 Dec<br />

5:30 pm 9 pm 6 pm 6 pm 6 pm 6 pm 6 pm 7 pm 9 pm 7 pm 7 pm 7 pm <strong>10</strong> pm <strong>10</strong> pm <strong>10</strong> pm 6 pm<br />

Thursday<br />

24 Dec


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$<br />

29 99 ea<br />

Infinity<br />

Gauntlet<br />

Who will decide the<br />

fate of the universe?<br />

$<br />

29 99 ea<br />

$<br />

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Citadels Classic<br />

The King, Thief, Architech,<br />

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build your city and influence.<br />

$<br />

29 99 ea<br />

Codenames<br />

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with all of their agents<br />

first... whileavoiding<br />

the assassin.<br />

Usually $39.99<br />

$<br />

34 99 ea<br />

Bohnanza<br />

Plant, trade, and<br />

sell beans - A<br />

game of frantic<br />

trading for up to<br />

7 players.<br />

$<br />

39 99 ea<br />

Harry ry Potter<br />

Munchkin<br />

Defeat villains and<br />

monsters, and<br />

compete against<br />

other players to Level<br />

Up for the Win!<br />

Usually $69.99<br />

$<br />

59 99 ea<br />

Azul<br />

Embellish<br />

The Walls<br />

Of The<br />

Royal<br />

Palace<br />

Of Evora.<br />

Usually<br />

$79.99<br />

Codenames<br />

Disney, MarvelorHarryPotter<br />

$<br />

69 99 ea<br />

Forgotten Waters<br />

Take on the role of pirates sailing together on a<br />

fantastic adventure. Furt rther your own personal<br />

story<br />

as well as achieve a common goal.<br />

(Free app required)<br />

$<br />

99 99 ea $<br />

119 99 ea<br />

King of Tokyo<br />

Dark Edition<br />

Play a GigaMonster on a rampage,<br />

destroying every ryt ything in your way!<br />

Usually $79.99<br />

$<br />

69 99 ea<br />

Small World:<br />

World of Warcraft<br />

Choose combinations of special powers and<br />

racesfromthe Warcraft<br />

universe, and vie for<br />

control of Azeroth.<br />

Starf rfarers<br />

of Catan<br />

Discover new solar<br />

systems, meet new alien<br />

lifeforms, encounter<br />

wormholes, merchants,<br />

and space pirates.<br />

Usually $179.99<br />

$<br />

159 99 ea<br />

The Settlers<br />

of Catan<br />

Emba bark<br />

on a quest<br />

to sett ttle the island<br />

of Cata tan. Guide your<br />

sett ttlers<br />

to vict ctory<br />

by<br />

clever tra rading and<br />

cunning development.<br />

Usually $99.99<br />

$<br />

89 99 ea<br />

Pandemic<br />

Play as a team of specialist<br />

containing, and finding a<br />

cure for a world pandemic.<br />

Usually $79.99<br />

$<br />

69 99 ea<br />

Ticket to Ride Europe<br />

Ticket to Ride now takes you on a new train<br />

adventure through the great cities of Europe.<br />

Usually $99.99<br />

$<br />

89 99 ea<br />

Wingspan<br />

You are bird enthusiasts, seeking to discover<br />

and att ttract the best birds to your aviary ry.<br />

Usually $129.99<br />

7Wonders<br />

2ndEdition<br />

Take control of one<br />

of thegreatestcities<br />

of Antiquity,build<br />

the wondersof<br />

the world andlead<br />

your civilizationto<br />

prosperity!<br />

Usually y $<strong>10</strong>9.99<br />

$<br />

<strong>10</strong>9 99 ea<br />

$<br />

99 99 ea<br />

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Kids Puzzles<br />

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500 to 5000 pieces<br />

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$<br />

31 99 ea<br />

NZ’s Biggest selection of<br />

1:24 scale diecast models<br />

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will vary<br />

from store<br />

to store<br />

20% OFF<br />

All Tamiya, Aoshima,<br />

Zveda and Academy kitsets<br />

CHRISTMASLATENIGHT HOURS FOR OURCHRISTCHURCHSTORES<br />

Wednesday<br />

9Dec<br />

Thursday<br />

<strong>10</strong> Dec<br />

Friday<br />

11 Dec<br />

Saturday<br />

12 Dec<br />

Sunday<br />

13 Dec<br />

Monday<br />

14 Dec<br />

Tuesday<br />

15 Dec<br />

Wednesday<br />

16 Dec<br />

Thursday<br />

17 Dec<br />

Friday<br />

18 Dec<br />

Saturday<br />

19 Dec<br />

Sunday<br />

20 Dec<br />

Monday<br />

21 Dec<br />

Tuesday<br />

22 Dec<br />

Wednesday<br />

23 Dec<br />

5:30 pm 9 pm 6 pm 6 pm 6 pm 6 pm 6 pm 7 pm 9 pm 7 pm 7 pm 7 pm <strong>10</strong> pm <strong>10</strong> pm <strong>10</strong> pm 6 pm<br />

Thursday<br />

24 Dec


Musical<br />

Aqua Crab<br />

Usually $49.99<br />

$<br />

39 99 ea<br />

26cm Volvo Dump<br />

Truck, Excavator<br />

or Dozer<br />

Usually $24.99<br />

$<br />

19 99 ea<br />

55cm Tow Truck,<br />

55cm Recycle Truck<br />

or 62cm Fire Brigade<br />

Usually $99.99<br />

Gift ideas<br />

Aqua Fun<br />

Usually $59.99<br />

$<br />

39 99 ea<br />

$<br />

79 99 ea<br />

• Musical Mushroom<br />

• 2 in 1 Activity<br />

Board<br />

• Electronic<br />

Caterpillar<br />

• Piano<br />

Usually $69.99<br />

$<br />

49 99 ea<br />

Family<br />

Edition 8+<br />

$<br />

54 99 ea<br />

Absurd<br />

Box 17+<br />

$<br />

39 99 ea<br />

Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza 8+<br />

$<br />

19 99 ea<br />

CardsAgainst<br />

Humanity 17+<br />

$<br />

59 99 ea<br />

Expansion<br />

Packs 17+<br />

Games for<br />

bigger kids<br />

Throw<br />

Throw<br />

Burrito<br />

17+<br />

$<br />

49 99 ea<br />

Poetry for Neanderthals 7+<br />

$<br />

49 99 ea<br />

$<br />

39 99 ea<br />

Expansion<br />

Barking<br />

Kittens 7+<br />

$<br />

34 99 ea<br />

Exploding<br />

Kittens7+<br />

$<br />

49 99 ea<br />

Expansion<br />

Imploding<br />

Kittens 30+<br />

$<br />

39 99 ea<br />

Joking<br />

Hazard18+<br />

$<br />

49 99 ea<br />

$<br />

29 99 ea<br />

NightmareHorrorAdventures 16+<br />

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NEWS<br />

28 <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong>, <strong>December</strong> <strong>10</strong>, <strong>2020</strong><br />

Powerful ... Acelebratory morning tea was held by MainPower at its head office in Fernside last week for<br />

recipients of the electricity company’s Community Fund.<br />

PHOTO: SHELLEY TOPP<br />

Funding recipients gather<br />

By SHELLEY TOPP<br />

This year’s MainPower<br />

Community Fund recipients<br />

have been treated to morning tea<br />

by the <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong><br />

community­owned lines<br />

company.<br />

The morning tea was held at<br />

the company’s head office in<br />

Fernside last week.<br />

All 67 groups that received a<br />

donation from the fund during<br />

the year were invited.<br />

MainPower chief executive<br />

Andy Lester said the company<br />

could not hold acelebratory<br />

event in April for recipients from<br />

the first funding round because<br />

of Covid­19.<br />

‘‘What ayear it has been,’’ he<br />

said.<br />

‘‘We play an essential role in<br />

keeping the region ticking, by<br />

providing asafe, secure supply of<br />

electricity to all our homes,<br />

schools and businesses.<br />

‘‘But we believe our<br />

responsibility extends beyond<br />

providing this, to being positive,<br />

contributing members of all the<br />

communities of <strong>North</strong><br />

<strong>Canterbury</strong>, and part of what we<br />

do in this area is to provide<br />

funding support to arange of<br />

initiatives, events and projects in<br />

the region.’’<br />

The community fund was<br />

established in 2015 and has<br />

grown from one annual<br />

funding round with $<strong>10</strong>,000<br />

available to two funding rounds<br />

this year, with atotal of $60,000<br />

available.<br />

‘‘In total we have supported<br />

around 150 groups and schools,<br />

which translates to alot of<br />

positives for <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong>,’’<br />

Mr Lester said.<br />

All of the fund recipients are<br />

decided by votes cast by <strong>North</strong><br />

<strong>Canterbury</strong> people.<br />

‘‘The great thing about the<br />

community fund for us is that it<br />

gives our community achance to<br />

have their say about where a<br />

good portion of our sponsorship<br />

funding is directed.<br />

‘‘Here today we have groups<br />

aimed at benefiting the region’s<br />

youth, supporting our natural<br />

environment and looking out for<br />

our community’s most<br />

vulnerable.<br />

‘‘On behalf of MainPower, I’d<br />

like to congratulate you all and<br />

acknowledge the efforts behind<br />

the work you do and the impact it<br />

has.’’<br />

Carols in the Park<br />

Join the KaiapoiCombined<br />

Churches and the Kaiapoi<br />

BrassBandfor aChristmas<br />

celebrationfrom 5pm on<br />

Sunday,<strong>December</strong> 13, at<br />

TrousselotPark,Kaiapoi.<br />

Carols in Victoria Park<br />

EnjoyRangiora Brass<br />

playing some Christmas<br />

musicand joininwith some<br />

well knowncarols from<br />

7.30pm on Friday, <strong>December</strong><br />

18. Carolsheetswill be<br />

available.Bring ablanket<br />

and asmile and enjoy the<br />

simple joys of Christmas.<br />

Christmas Wonderland<br />

The Oxford Christmas<br />

Wonderlandreturns to the<br />

GP Hall in Oxford from<br />

<strong>December</strong> 16 to 24,with a$2<br />

entryfee. The wonderland<br />

will be open from 2pm to<br />

8pm on Wednesdayto<br />

Friday, <strong>December</strong> 16 to 18,<br />

with the same hours on<br />

Monday to Friday, <strong>December</strong><br />

21 to 23. The hours on<br />

Saturday and Sunday,<br />

<strong>December</strong> 19 and 20, will be<br />

LOST AND FOUND<br />

The following property is<br />

reported to the police as lost<br />

in <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong>:<br />

Abrown leather wallet,a<br />

black/silvergarage doorkey<br />

with ablue “Connect”<br />

sticker (Hanmer Springs), a<br />

black leather wallet<br />

(Oxford), ablack leather<br />

<strong>10</strong>am to 8pm; and, finally,on<br />

Christmas Eve from<strong>10</strong>am­<br />

8pm. Santa Claus will be<br />

keeping hours at the<br />

wonderlandfrom 7pm to<br />

8pm from <strong>December</strong> 16 to 23,<br />

with additionalhours on<br />

Friday and Saturday,<br />

<strong>December</strong>18and 19, from<br />

3pm to 4pm.<br />

Harmonic Resonators<br />

Amixture of country, blues,<br />

yodelling and harmonising<br />

will be heardatthe Rangiora<br />

RSA on January <strong>10</strong>, from<br />

2.30pm to 5pm whenthe<br />

Harmonic Resonators<br />

perform. Tickets $20. Contact<br />

Ros on (027) 439 0903 to<br />

reserve tickets. Proceeds<br />

will go to the Breast Cancer<br />

Foundation.<br />

Strawberry Fair<br />

Everything strawberrywill<br />

be centre­stage during<br />

Strawberry Fair, at the<br />

Kaiapoi Food Forest from<br />

11am to 3pm on Sunday,<br />

<strong>December</strong>13. It is azerowasteevent.<br />

Pleasebring a<br />

plateand cup.<br />

card­holder, ablack leather<br />

wallet with askull on it, a<br />

black wallet (Culverden),<br />

and ablack Samsung<br />

cellphone (Oxford).<br />

The followingproperty is<br />

waiting to be claimed: Ablue<br />

Dunlop mountain bike<br />

(Rangiora).<br />

Jim Beam Gold<br />

CC Premium<br />

7% 330ml<br />

6pk cans<br />

$16.99 each<br />

TWOFOR<br />

$30.00<br />

Tui Bourbon /<br />

Vodka Soda<br />

7% 12pk range<br />

$19.99<br />

EACH<br />

Cruiser<br />

7% 12pk can range<br />

$20.99<br />

EACH<br />

CruiserGin&Tonic<br />

CruiserPinkGin &Soda<br />

CruiserSeltzer<br />

all 250ml 12pk cans<br />

$20.99<br />

EACH<br />

NEW<br />

PRODUCT<br />

TRY IT TODAY!<br />

LongWhite<br />

<strong>10</strong>pk can & bottle<br />

ranges<br />

$2<br />

$23.99<br />

EACH<br />

$34.99<br />

SCORCHING<br />

SPECIAL<br />

$35.99<br />

EACH<br />

EACH<br />

$39<br />

$39.99 99<br />

EACH<br />

JimBeam<br />

1.125L<br />

Cody’s&KGB<br />

7% cans<br />

Woodstock<br />

5% bottles<br />

all 18pks<br />

Absolut;Beefeater<br />

Balla<br />

ntine’s 1L<br />

Beefeater24700ml<br />

$29.99<br />

EACH<br />

CanadianClub<br />

1L (incl spiced)<br />

Gordon’sPink/SicilianLemon700ml<br />

Smirnoff1L<br />

$39.99<br />

EACH<br />

TWOFOR<br />

$75.00<br />

$49.99<br />

EACH<br />

Chivas12yr<br />

700ml<br />

$69.99<br />

EACH<br />

ChivasXVyr<br />

700ml<br />

$89.99<br />

EACH<br />

Chivas18yr<br />

700ml<br />

Jolly<br />

JackDaniel’s (incl Apple, Honey & Fire); ElJimador range (ex Anejo)<br />

OldForester all 700mls; Finlandia; SouthernComfort 1L<br />

$39.99 each<br />

Holly Days...<br />

STARTAT<br />

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03 3478460<br />

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03 349 7337<br />

69 MAIN ST,FAIRLIE<br />

03 685 8061<br />

118 LE CREN ST,TIMARU<br />

03 684 3566<br />

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03 982 1753<br />

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03 383 2564<br />

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03 260 2380<br />

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Specials onlyavailablewhilst stockslast<br />

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Montaro Outdoor Lounge<br />

Low Dining Set<br />

WAS $ 2999<br />

NOW<br />

$<br />

2599<br />

Cascade Outdoor 5 Piece<br />

Dining Set<br />

WAS $ 2489<br />

NOW<br />

$<br />

2049<br />

Marbella Outdoor Modular<br />

Corner Chaise<br />

WAS $<br />

2299<br />

NOW<br />

$<br />

1899<br />

ALL RIVO<br />

ON SALE!<br />

MIAMI<br />

Outdoor Dining<br />

ON SALE!<br />

3Piece Dining Set – W2<strong>10</strong><br />

WAS $<br />

2099<br />

NOW<br />

$<br />

1749<br />

3 Seater Electric<br />

Recliner NOW $ 1999<br />

2Seater Electric<br />

Recliner<br />

NOW $<br />

1799<br />

3Piece Dining Set<br />

–W180<br />

WAS $ 1749<br />

NOW<br />

$<br />

1399<br />

ON SALE!<br />

HANDMADE<br />

WITH CARE<br />

ALL NATURAL<br />

MATERIALS<br />

HIGH BLEND<br />

LATEX<br />

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THE BIG CHRISTMAS SALE ENDS 17.12.20.<br />

Come&checkout<br />

ournewSTORE!<br />

targetfurniture.co.nz<br />

250 Moorhouse Ave, Christchurch<br />

Ph: 0800TARGET (0800 827438)<br />

Offers and product prices advertised here expire 17/12/20.<br />

Sale excludes Manchester and Accessories.


Wishingour<strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong>residentsavery<br />

MerryChristmasandaHappyNewYear.<br />

Mayyouhaveafabulousfestiveseasonwiththoseyoulove,<br />

welookforwardtoseeingyouin2021<br />

Lime &Super Spreading<br />

&Bulk& Cartage<br />

Spreadmar a k Certifi<br />

ed<br />

TracmapGPS Certified|FarmlandsSupplier<br />

Wishing all our clients a<br />

merry &joyful christmas<br />

Locally<br />

owned & Gary Carr 021 134 8514<br />

operated A/H 3148157<br />

Email spreadncltd@farmside.co.nz<br />

23392<strong>10</strong><br />

We operate the following machinery...<br />

● EXCAVATORS ● DOZERS ● DUMP TRUCKS<br />

● LOADERS ● ROLLER ● TRUCK &TRAILER<br />

● SHINGLE SCREEN ● GRADER<br />

And offer the following services<br />

● SHINGLE SUPPLIES ● RIVER PROTECTION<br />

● PIPE LAYING ● IRRIGATION ● DAIRY LANES<br />

● LAND CONTOURING ● BREAKING IN NEW<br />

LAND ● ROOT RAKING ● DISCING ● ROLLER<br />

DRILLING ● TRANSPORTING ● ROADING/<br />

TRACKING ● DAMS/PONDS<br />

Wishing all our clients aMerry &<br />

Safe Christmas<br />

2339209<br />

Burbidge Automotive<br />

Peter, Nikki, Scott, Tony,<br />

Simon &Paul wish everyone<br />

aMerry Christmas and a<br />

Happy New Year.<br />

Thank you for your patronage.<br />

Closed 5pm Tuesday 22 n d <strong>December</strong><br />

and Reopens Tuesday 5 t h January<br />

325 Flaxton Road • Phone 03 313 3344<br />

2339003<br />

2338969<br />

You’ll get the Best Results<br />

from the Best Lime!<br />

Our High Quality Agricultural Lime<br />

offers an outstanding<br />

99.3% level of Calcium Carbonate!<br />

We now also mix Lime, Mineral and<br />

Seed to Your Specifications.<br />

Wishing all our clients aMerryChristmas<br />

Call the specialists...<br />

022 500 6144<br />

Locally owned &<br />

operated in Waiau<br />

www.amurilime.co.nz since1945<br />

Email office@amurilime.co.nz<br />

Book in now for:<br />

• Round baling<br />

with aFusion baler<br />

• Medium square baling<br />

with on-board weight<br />

system &moisture meter<br />

• Vraking included<br />

• Wrapping to suit your<br />

requirements<br />

We wish our clients asafeand happy Christmas and<br />

ask the public to be safe on the roads especially<br />

around agricultural machinery.<br />

Pankhurst<br />

Contracting Ltd<br />

Phone 314-3595<br />

David 0274 337 004 Ben 0276 775 882<br />

2339211<br />

OXFORD BUTCHERY<br />

by Shane and Leanne Frahm<br />

Four generations of Frahms since 1957<br />

Leanne and Shane<br />

Frahm wish everyone a<br />

MerryChristmas and a<br />

HappyNew Year!<br />

Thank youfor <strong>2020</strong><br />

(CLOSED STAT DAYS ONLY)<br />

• Traditional old fashioned<br />

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<strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong>, <strong>December</strong> <strong>10</strong>, <strong>2020</strong><br />

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<strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong>, <strong>December</strong> <strong>10</strong>, <strong>2020</strong><br />

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Pair pedal in support of farmers<br />

By DAVID HILL<br />

Two <strong>North</strong> Island farmers’<br />

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‘‘Weare having alot of fun<br />

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‘‘The people we’vemet in the<br />

South Island havebeen so<br />

friendly.’’<br />

One highlight was getting<br />

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at Kaihere School, asmall<br />

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‘‘They made us lunch.<br />

‘‘It was so sweet and they<br />

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While passing through <strong>North</strong><br />

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Heat applied by Stove<br />

crucial to win at Oxford<br />

Ahalf­century and five­wicket haul by Oxford­<br />

Rangiora all­rounder LachieStove helped guide his<br />

side to a156­rundemolition of Cheviot in the latest<br />

roundofcountry cricket at the weekend.<br />

Stove’s stellar effortsecured Oxford­Rangiora a<br />

needed win in the CRV Ambreed Country Premier<br />

One Day <strong>2020</strong>/21competition on Saturday,which<br />

also saw top points forWeedons and Darfield.<br />

The struggle for playerscontinued for embattled<br />

Southbrook, whichwas forced to default for the<br />

second week running. In doing so, it handed the<br />

points, and aweekend off, to arch­rivalsSefton.<br />

Decision rued<br />

At Oxford’s PearsonPark, the visiting Cheviot<br />

Magpies may have rued the decision to bowlfirst,<br />

with the Oxford­RangioraXIrackingup211/9.<br />

Afteraggressive opener JakeWaghorngot Oxford­<br />

Rangiora off to aflyer with arun­a­ball39, it was<br />

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Stove, who joined Oxford­Rangiora this season<br />

from Weedons,took the attacktoadepleted Cheviot<br />

side,smashing66off 80 balls,including three sixes.<br />

With his tailup, Stove then took the new ball to rip<br />

through theCheviot top­order,takingaremarkable<br />

five­wicket bag in justfour overs.<br />

Mark Murphy’s wilyoff­spinners thenmopped up<br />

the sorry Cheviotinnings, which capitulated to be<br />

allout for 55 in just 18.5 overs.<br />

Darfield’s momentum<br />

At Lincoln Domain, the home team electedtobat<br />

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LincolnopenerHugh Paterson batted masterfully<br />

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Oxford­Rangiora211/9 (L Stove 66, JWaghorn 39,<br />

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Inch2/22, CBurnett 2/35) beatCheviot 55 (L Stove<br />

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Lincoln 211/6 (H Paterson 97, RSporke28, C<br />

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Weedons274/7(BNightingale 65, CRobson 61, D<br />

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Miller 2/26, JBelton 2/58) beatOhoka163 (R Miller<br />

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Southbrook defaulted to Sefton.<br />

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Ladies ­BestGross:Lyn<br />

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Nine hole men (stableford);<br />

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Mid­week men’sstableford;Gary<br />

Blackler(36), DaveRowell(36),<br />

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Thompson/LyndaCameron2,<br />

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What’s happening in your<br />

community…<br />

Only Final Touches Remain for Ivory Street<br />

The upgrade ofIvory Street is nearing completion.<br />

Road resurfacing is finished and next steps include<br />

installing traffic islands, road marking, and painting<br />

the islands and cycle lane.<br />

Anew pedestrian refuge island will be installed<br />

just north of the Collins Street intersection and<br />

three pedestrian islands will be reinstated at<br />

their previous locations at the Queen Street<br />

intersection, outside 58 Ivory Street and 45 Ivory<br />

Street.<br />

Senior Engineering Advisor Don Young says, “We<br />

really appreciate the work has been noisy and<br />

difficult for residents for some months now -<br />

specifically the recent night works. Unfortunately,<br />

night time was the only option for this work due to<br />

the busyness of the road.”<br />

Next week we will complete road marking with<br />

the painting of the islands and have acycle lane<br />

coming in early January.<br />

Installation of the traffic islands started on8<br />

<strong>December</strong> and continues for 2-3 nights, although<br />

this is weather dependant. The timing of works<br />

is from 3am to 7am on Ivory Street, and 3am to<br />

<strong>10</strong>am on Queen Street. The construction will be<br />

completed during this time to minimise disruption<br />

to traffic and local businesses.<br />

Ivory Street will be one lane during these hours,<br />

with stop/go traffic management and atemporary<br />

speed limit of 30km will also be in place.<br />

Queen Street will be closed from the Ivory Street<br />

intersection back to the KFC entrance during<br />

installation of the pedestrian refuge island.<br />

Feedback Sought on New Features for<br />

Millton Memorial Park<br />

The Council are asking the community to share<br />

feedback on adra Master Plan for Millton<br />

Memorial Park in Rangiora, as it looks to further<br />

develop the area north of the existing dog park.<br />

The dra plan features anarboretum (a botanical<br />

garden devoted to trees), dog agility area, and<br />

an area for the <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> Model Railway<br />

Club to lease. Apath would link the reserve and<br />

dog park into the wider walking and cycling trails,<br />

especially those in the Ashley/Rakahuri Regional<br />

Park.<br />

“The dra plan gives an idea of what it could look<br />

like and the proposed location of the different<br />

features. We’re looking forward to getting<br />

feedback to see what people would like”, says<br />

Grant MacLeod, Council’s Greenspace Manager.<br />

Millton Memorial Park is areserve that currently<br />

includes the Rangiora Dog Park, Croquet and Table<br />

Bowls, Park &Ride and alarge area of leased<br />

grazing land. The area for the proposed upgrade is<br />

the remaining undeveloped part of the reserve.<br />

Feedback closes at 5pm, Friday 8January 2021.<br />

Following feedback, the Plan will be presented<br />

to the Rangiora-Ashley Community Board for<br />

consideration and final approval.<br />

Extraordinary Council<br />

Change of Start Time<br />

• Council<br />

Theextraordinary Councilmeeting<br />

previously advertised forMonday21<br />

<strong>December</strong> will nowcommenceatthe<br />

earlierstart time of 1.30pm (ratherthan<br />

previously advised2pm)and will be held in<br />

theFunctionRoomofthe Rangiora Town<br />

Hall. Theagendawillbeavailableonline<br />

from16<strong>December</strong>.<br />

All meetings are open tothe public.<br />

Agendas and minutes for the meeting<br />

can be found at: waimakariri.govt.nz<br />

Does Your Pool<br />

Fence Comply?<br />

Summer ishere and it’s important pool barriers<br />

and fencing comply with the Building Act.<br />

From JanuarytoMarch 2021 we’llbevisiting properties<br />

to check if apool is stillpresent, thetype and if the pool<br />

fence complies.<br />

We’ll leave anotice inthe letterbox aer the check, and<br />

note any items that may need tobe addressed.<br />

Why we’re doing this:<br />

• The Building Act requires us to inspect for pool<br />

barriers annually for compliance to the Building Code.<br />

Call us on 03 311 8906 if you have any questions<br />

Register your pool at waimakariri.govt.nz -<br />

keyword search Swimming Pool Registration.<br />

We’re looking to further develop Millton<br />

Memorial Park and we’d like your<br />

feedback on adra Master Plan.<br />

The proposed features include:<br />

MILLTON MEMORIAL<br />

PARK DEVELOPMENT<br />

• Adog agility area<br />

• AnArboretumcontaining exotic and native<br />

specimentrees<br />

• Anarea forthe <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> Model Railway<br />

Club to lease and build anew clubroom<br />

• Path networks to link everything together<br />

Let us know what you think before<br />

Friday 8January 2021.<br />

Find out more at waimakariri.govt.nz/letstalk<br />

Upcoming Closure<br />

Kaiapoi Aquatic Centre will be<br />

closed for scheduled maintenance<br />

from 5January 2021.<br />

Whilethere’s nogood timetoclose the pool, the<br />

holidays aretraditionally ourquietesttime.This<br />

closureallowsustocarryout maintenance,make<br />

repairsand keepour facility ingreatshapeforyears<br />

to come.<br />

Dudley Park AquaticCentre in Rangiora is available<br />

forswimming duringthis time.<br />

The Learn to Swim pool reopens on the<br />

16 January, with the rest of the facility<br />

available from 6February.<br />

waimakariri.govt.nz/aquatics


NEWS<br />

<strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong>, <strong>December</strong> <strong>10</strong>, <strong>2020</strong><br />

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Cartons commonly<br />

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Handover... KaikouraDistrict Councilstaff, councillors, Ngai Tahu representatives and Kaikourarunanga<br />

representativesataceremonytoreturn sacred landatOaro, south of Kaikoura, to local Maori. PHOTOS: KAIKOURADISTRICT COUNCIL<br />

Site of pa, burial ground<br />

handed back toMaori<br />

By DAVID HILL<br />

Culturally significant land near<br />

Kaikoura has been returned to<br />

localMaori.<br />

The Kaikoura District Council<br />

hosted aceremony to hand over<br />

land at Oaro,south of Kaikoura,<br />

to representativesofNgati Kuri,<br />

ahapu of Ngai Tahu.<br />

The land,subject to<br />

significantrisk of rockfalls after<br />

the 2016 earthquakes, is the site<br />

of an important pa and urupa<br />

site (burialground).<br />

It was also the siteofthe<br />

former Paua Rock Cafe and<br />

OceanviewMotel.<br />

Te Runanga oNgai Tahu<br />

archives/whakapapa senior<br />

adviser Maurice Manawatusaid<br />

the return of the land was a<br />

significantact for Ngati Kuri, as<br />

the hapu’s ancestors have lain<br />

in the ground for more than 35<br />

generations.<br />

“Thishas beensuch along<br />

time comingand we are very<br />

excited about the return of this<br />

land to our people.”<br />

Following the 2016<br />

earthquakes, central<br />

government provided funding to<br />

buy the Paua Rock Cafe and<br />

OceanviewMotel properties<br />

because of the significant risk of<br />

rockfall.<br />

The buildingswere<br />

demolished and the site<br />

returned to bare ground.<br />

Kaikoura DistrictCouncil<br />

chief executive Angela<br />

Oosthuizen and Mayor Craig<br />

Macklehostedthe ceremony,<br />

which was followed by ameal at<br />

the TakahangaMarae.<br />

Signing ... Kaikoura District Councilchief executive AngelaOosthuizen,<br />

left,Mayor Craig Mackleand Kaikoura runanga representative Hariata Kahu<br />

sign the handover documents.<br />

“I feel very privilegedtobein<br />

apositiontohand this land back<br />

to Ngati Kuri,’’ Mrs Oosthuizen<br />

said.<br />

‘‘It is asignificant momentfor<br />

everyone involved.”<br />

The local runanga plannedto<br />

plant the areawith native trees<br />

and build some chairs for<br />

reflection, Mr Manawatu said.<br />

‘‘We will maintain public<br />

accesstothis areaand<br />

providing the reflection chairs<br />

offers peopleachance to think<br />

about the cultural significance<br />

of this placeand remember<br />

those who have gone beforeus.”<br />

Other speakersincluded Ngai<br />

Tahu kaumatua Sir Tipene<br />

O’Regan, archaeologistMichael<br />

Trotter, and Kaikoura runanga<br />

representative Hariata Kahu.<br />

The Oaro site will link with<br />

the Cultural ArtworkPackage,<br />

an extensive range of culturally<br />

significant artworks dotted<br />

along the Kaikouracoastline,<br />

including pouwhenua and<br />

tekoteko (carved pillars),<br />

vapour­blastedmurals, lasercut<br />

corten steel, and<br />

informationpanels.<br />

Night work on safety canopy extended<br />

Night work to install apermanent rockfall<br />

protection canopy on State Highway 1between<br />

Peketa andthe Parititahi Tunnels southof<br />

Kaikoura has been extended to late February.<br />

New Zealand Transport Agency spokesman Colin<br />

Knaggs said there had been unexpected delays in<br />

the supply of some construction materials because<br />

of port strikes in Australia and Covid­19.<br />

Therewere alsoincreased requirements for<br />

milling and rock removal fromunforeseen<br />

fractured rock, as wellassome design changes in<br />

order to suit the physicalconditions discovered on<br />

site.<br />

Daytime work on the rockfall protection will<br />

finish for the year on <strong>December</strong> 19 andtraffic will<br />

be two­way for the Christmas/NewYearbreak, from<br />

<strong>December</strong> 20 to January 5.<br />

Night closures willresume on January 5


NEWS AND CLASSIFIEDS<br />

46 <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong>, <strong>December</strong> <strong>10</strong>, <strong>2020</strong><br />

2340832<br />

Religious Notices<br />

CATHOLIC PARISH OF THE HURUNUI<br />

CHRIST-MASS MASS TIMES<br />

• Christmas Vigil (Thursday) 6pm Amberley<br />

• Christmas Vigil (Thursday) 9pm<br />

Hanmer Springs<br />

• Christmas Day (Friday) 8.30am<br />

Culverden<br />

• Christmas Day (Friday) <strong>10</strong>.30am<br />

Cheviot<br />

ADVENT RECONCILIATION<br />

• 11 th <strong>December</strong> Friday 6 - 7pm<br />

Amberley<br />

• 12 th <strong>December</strong> Saturday 3.30 - 4.30pm<br />

Hanmer Springs<br />

• 18 th <strong>December</strong> Friday 6.30 - 7.30pm<br />

Cheviot<br />

• 19 th <strong>December</strong> Saturday <strong>10</strong> - 11.30am<br />

Amberley<br />

2325946v2<br />

Summer reading<br />

The Waimakariri Libraries’<br />

popular summer reading<br />

programme has started.<br />

Registrations for the<br />

programme, designed to<br />

keep children and teens<br />

reading during the holidays,<br />

opened on <strong>December</strong> 1.<br />

Thoseaged up to 18 are<br />

eligible.<br />

The programme has been<br />

provided by the libraries for<br />

12 years. This year it will be<br />

run completely online<br />

through Beanstack,a<br />

specialised servicefor<br />

libraries and their usersthat<br />

offers personalised book<br />

recommendationsand<br />

specific toolsfor learning.<br />

‘‘Beanstackmakes it easy<br />

for participantsinthe<br />

Wanted To Buy<br />

ANTIQUE TOOL Collector<br />

wanting to buy: Joiners’<br />

and Builders’ Tools, Metal<br />

Brace, Planes, Hand Drills,<br />

Drill Press, Scribes, Spoke<br />

Shaves, Chisels, Squares,<br />

Calipers, Tack Hammers,<br />

Screwdrivers, Saws, Wood<br />

Vice, Gand Sash Clamps,<br />

Pulleys Blow Torch, Plumb<br />

Bobs, Anvil, old style Safe,<br />

Oil Cans and Bottles; pay<br />

up to $<strong>10</strong>0 for small Miniature<br />

Tools, Violin Planes,<br />

Ivory Rulers, Jewellers’<br />

Tools etc; also old Garden<br />

Tools; buy single item,<br />

collection, workshop lots.<br />

—Ph. Murray 021-441-400.<br />

BUYING estate type old<br />

china, crystal, collectables,<br />

vases. Ph 027 350 3963, or<br />

313 1878.<br />

PRE 1990’s vehicles suitable<br />

for resurrection and<br />

restoration, not wrecking.<br />

Anything considered, dead<br />

reg ok. Ph 021 227 6878.<br />

3500 LITRE tank $500, 3<br />

phase barley crusher $500.<br />

Phone 03 312 9460.<br />

40 SHEETS corrogated<br />

iron 2.75m & 2.5m $8 a<br />

sheet. Phone 03 312 9460.<br />

7X200L steel drums. Ideal<br />

to be converted into incinerators<br />

$<strong>10</strong> per drum.<br />

Phone 027 440 1230.<br />

For Sale<br />

Wanted To Buy<br />

GOLD JEWELLERY:<br />

Coins, Nuggets wanted;<br />

pay up to $3,000 per oz<br />

Gold; $600 Sovereigns, Gold<br />

Rings; 9ct-18ct Chains,<br />

Pocket Watches, Brooches,<br />

damaged Jewellery, War/<br />

Lodge Medals, Pound<br />

Notes. —Ph. 021-051-7307.<br />

VINYL RECORDS<br />

wanted by collector /seller.<br />

7&12 inch LP’S, happy to<br />

appraise. Also old guitars<br />

or amps -working, broken.<br />

Retro toys, 60’s, 70’s, 80’s<br />

&hot wheels &matchbox<br />

as well. Please call Paul<br />

022 694 5445.<br />

$$$<br />

Amalgamated Scrap Metal<br />

Ltd. Specialists in farm<br />

machineryand farm clean<br />

ups, old vehicles etc.<br />

<strong>10</strong>0% locally owned.<br />

Ph 0800 030 712 or<br />

027 695 0480.<br />

PREDATOR TRAPS<br />

DOC150 traps (rats) $65 each<br />

DOC200 traps (stoats) $70 each<br />

Ashley-Rakahuri Rivercare Group<br />

contact: arrgsales@gmail.com<br />

WWW.CATHOLICHURUNUI.NZ<br />

2312759<br />

Wanted To Lease<br />

TINY HOUSE site<br />

required 12m x 7m footprint<br />

off grid but requires<br />

water. Only used once a<br />

month, 17 year old daughter<br />

and dad. Phone Warren<br />

027 433 3342.<br />

programme to earn virtual<br />

badges, ticketsfor prize<br />

draws, and real­world prizes<br />

by keeping track of their<br />

reading,’’ says Jason<br />

Clements, the Waimakariri<br />

Libraries’ learning<br />

connection co­ordinator.<br />

‘‘Readers can alsopost<br />

book reviews and keeptrack<br />

of activities they complete<br />

alongthe way,’’hesays.<br />

‘‘Research shows that<br />

summer reading<br />

programmes have apositive<br />

long­term impactonstudent<br />

achievement,’’ Jason says.<br />

To take part, go to<br />

waimakariri.beanstack.org<br />

or downloadthe Beanstack<br />

app, then register an<br />

account.<br />

2340955<br />

2340017<br />

WANTED<br />

STANDING<br />

GRASS<br />

Ph 021 462 253<br />

2340018<br />

Stock Feed<br />

HAY BALING<br />

Conventional (small)<br />

Or round bales.<br />

Loburn, Woodend,<br />

Kaiapoi, Ohoka areas<br />

Ph 027 478 2925<br />

or 313 7938<br />

2337334<br />

HAY &BALEAGE<br />

SERVICES<br />

Medium square<br />

or Conventional<br />

Ph 0274 361 707<br />

Gardening<br />

A+ GARDEN hedges cut<br />

to perfection. Tree &arbor<br />

work. Also spraying. Free<br />

quotes. Ph 03 312 0668 or<br />

021 111 4322.<br />

Livestock<br />

HOMEKILL<br />

&Wild Game<br />

Meat Processing<br />

313 0022<br />

2309602MEAT2U.NZ<br />

Pets<br />

BICHON HOMESTAY<br />

for smaller dogs. We look<br />

after your dog in our home.<br />

"No kennels". Phone today<br />

03 314 61<strong>10</strong>.<br />

Situations Vacant<br />

SALES<br />

ASSISTANT<br />

We, at <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong><br />

Seafood Market,<br />

are looking for someone<br />

to join our team in our<br />

speciality seafood shop<br />

in Rangiora. We need<br />

someone with retail/<br />

customer service<br />

experience, cashier and<br />

computer skills.<br />

For full Job<br />

Description and<br />

application either<br />

email<br />

info@seafoodmarket.<br />

co.nz or pick up from<br />

shop 2High Street,<br />

Rangiora. Closes 13th<br />

<strong>December</strong>.<br />

Situations Vacant<br />

Driver –Truck and Trailer<br />

We currently have an opportunity for an experienced class 5<br />

driver to join our friendly team based in Christchurch.<br />

In this role you will ensure the safe and efficient operation of<br />

ahook lifttruck and trailer unit (training provided).<br />

There is more to collecting waste than you might think, we<br />

offer late model trucks, set up with modern technologies<br />

and we all take pride in delivering an essential service to<br />

local residents and business.<br />

We can offer you.<br />

•Aplace on our fast-growing team where your safety and<br />

compliance with driving rules is paramount<br />

•Ongoing training and development<br />

•Afeeling of pride in delivering an essential service to<br />

our community and working for an organisation that is<br />

innovative and value focused<br />

•Latest technologies on board trucks<br />

•Opportunities to grow and expand your driving career<br />

To be successful in this role you need to have;<br />

•Avalid class 5licence with relevant driving experience<br />

•Relevant transportindustryknowledge and experience<br />

•You will need to be physically fit and have the ability to<br />

work both autonomously and as partofateam<br />

Benefits.<br />

In return weoffer you an opportunity to be part ofagreat<br />

team committed to providing acomprehensive one stop<br />

service to meet abroad range of facility, waste, recycling<br />

and industrial needs of our clients.<br />

About Us.<br />

Waste Management NZ Limited is New Zealand’s leading<br />

resource recovery, recycling and waste management<br />

provider. We’re committed to safeguarding our beautiful<br />

environment through sustainable management of our<br />

valuable resources. Putsimply,sustainability is what we do.<br />

We are leaders in the transport industry inNZand recently<br />

announced our move to electric trucks as part of our<br />

commitment to sustainability.<br />

To apply.<br />

The closing date for applications is Monday 21 <strong>December</strong><br />

<strong>2020</strong>.<br />

Please note -wedonot always work to fixed closing dates<br />

and may startconsidering applications as they are received,<br />

so we encourage you to apply early.<br />

Apply online www.wastemanagement.co.nz or to obtain an<br />

application formand job description, please contact:<br />

<strong>Canterbury</strong>Waste Services<br />

PO Box 142, Amberley 7441<br />

Attention: Linda Chandler<br />

Or email: lindac@cws.co.nz<br />

Or telephone: 03 359 1800<br />

WM is an EEO employer and promotes drug and alcohol-free<br />

workplaces.<br />

Only applications from those with the legal right to work in New<br />

Zealand will be considered for this position.<br />

2340016<br />

WANTED: Experienced Machine<br />

Operators, Supervisors,<br />

Experienced Grader Drivers,<br />

Labourers, Drain Layers<br />

For projects based in<br />

Wanaka and Queenstown.<br />

Good rates of pay and training opportunities<br />

with areputable locally owned company.<br />

Applicants must be innovative, physically<br />

fit, able to work unsupervised but also be a<br />

proactive team member and have acan do<br />

attitude.<br />

Please send CVto<br />

kim@wilsoncontractors.co.nz or phone<br />

027 292 9008 for more information.<br />

CONTRACTORS<br />

Earthmoving • Infrastructure • Roading<br />

Daimler Jaguar &Lanchesterowners in NZ Spare<br />

PartsClub<br />

Office Administrator<br />

Due to retirement of our office administrator we are looking<br />

to fill the position of Office administrator.This is apermanent<br />

parttime position for up to approx 20 hours per week.<br />

We are small club/business operating on Tuesday and<br />

Thursdays between the hours of 8.30 and 3.00pm, located<br />

in <strong>North</strong>wood, Belfast. The balance of the hours to suit<br />

the successful applicant are negotiable. Duties include<br />

daily invoicing &freight arrangements, banking, accounts<br />

payable, preparing our annual accounts for end of year,plus<br />

maintaining our customer data base.<br />

This position would or could suit astay at home person.<br />

For more information of to submit your application contact<br />

Peter Jenkins at, parts@daimjag.nz.<br />

2338608<br />

Public Notices<br />

PICTURE FRAMING & GALLERY<br />

“FineArtsGuild CommendedFramer”<br />

Wishes<br />

everyone<br />

aMerry<br />

Christmas and<br />

aHappy New<br />

Year<br />

Closed from Thursday 24 th <strong>December</strong> after<br />

2pm and Reopening Monday 18 th January<br />

Providing custom framing for all artwork<br />

including needlework and memorabilia<br />

6Main <strong>North</strong> Road, Papanui<br />

By the SBS Bank –Parking at rear<br />

Phone 352 7594<br />

artworkspapanui@xtra.co.nz<br />

www.artworkspictureframing.co.nz<br />

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“The Key of Knowledge ..“(Luke 11:52)<br />

“GOOD NEWS”<br />

What the Bible says about the HOPE of salvation:<br />

“For we are saved by hope, but hope that is seen is<br />

not hope, for what aman seeth, why does he yet<br />

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PUBLIC NOTICE OF<br />

APPLICATION FOR<br />

ON-LICENCE<br />

SECTION <strong>10</strong>1, SALE<br />

AND SUPPLY OF<br />

ALCOHOL ACT 2012<br />

Anthony Cross /51Main St /<br />

Owner has made application<br />

to the District Licensing<br />

Committee at Rangiora<br />

for the renewal of an On<br />

Licence in respect of the<br />

premises situated at 51 Main<br />

Street, Oxford or the Cafe<br />

known as Cafe 51.<br />

The general nature of the<br />

business conducted (or to<br />

be conducted) under the<br />

licence is Cafe /Restaurant.<br />

The days on which and the<br />

hours during which alcohol<br />

is (or is intended to be)<br />

sold under the licence are<br />

Sunday to Thursday 8.00am<br />

to 11pm, Friday to Saturday<br />

8.00am to 1.00am following<br />

day.<br />

The application may be<br />

inspected during ordinary<br />

office hours at the office<br />

of the Waimakariri District<br />

Licensing Committee at 215<br />

High Street, Rangiora.<br />

Any person who is entitled<br />

to object and who wishes<br />

to object to the issue of the<br />

licence may, not later than<br />

15 working days after the<br />

date of the publication of this<br />

notice, file anotice inwriting<br />

of the objection with the<br />

Secretary of the Waimakariri<br />

District Licensing Committee<br />

at Private Bag <strong>10</strong>05,<br />

Rangiora.<br />

No objection to the renewal<br />

of alicence may be made<br />

in relation to amatter other<br />

than a matter specified in<br />

section 131 of the sale and<br />

supply of Alcohol Act 2012.<br />

This is the second publication<br />

of this notice. This notice<br />

was first published on 3rd<br />

<strong>December</strong> <strong>2020</strong>. 2337677v2<br />

PUBLIC NOTICE OF<br />

APPLICATION FOR<br />

ON-LICENCE<br />

2341132<br />

2338791<br />

SECTION <strong>10</strong>1, SALE<br />

AND SUPPLY OF<br />

ALCOHOL ACT 2012<br />

JGV Cuisines Ltd has made<br />

application to the District<br />

Licensing Committee at<br />

Rangiora for the renewal of<br />

an On Licence in respect of<br />

the premises situated at 3A,<br />

29 Huntingdon Drive known<br />

as Himalayas Restaurant<br />

Rangiora.<br />

The general nature of the<br />

business conducted (or to<br />

be conducted) under the<br />

licence is Restaurant.<br />

The days on which and the<br />

hours during which alcohol<br />

is (or is intended to be)<br />

sold under the licence are<br />

Sunday -Thursday 8.00am<br />

-11.00pm, Friday -Saturday<br />

8.00am -12.00(midnight).<br />

The application may be<br />

inspected during ordinary<br />

office hours at the office<br />

of the Waimakariri District<br />

Licensing Committee at 215<br />

High Street, Rangiora.<br />

Any person who is entitled<br />

to object and who wishes<br />

to object to the issue of<br />

the licence may, not later<br />

than 15working days after<br />

the date of the publication<br />

of this notice, file anotice<br />

in writing of the objection<br />

with the Secretary of<br />

the Waimakariri District<br />

Licensing Committee at<br />

Private Bag <strong>10</strong>05, Rangiora.<br />

No objection to the renewal<br />

of alicence may be made<br />

in relation to amatter other<br />

than a matter specified in<br />

section 131 of the sale and<br />

supply of Alcohol Act 2012.<br />

This is the second<br />

publication of this notice.<br />

This notice was first<br />

published on 3rd <strong>December</strong><br />

<strong>2020</strong>.<br />

2337676v2<br />

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