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Mixed

reaction

to school

proposal

By DAVID HILL

Anew North Canterbury high school is

unlikely to make it on to the drawing board

anytime soon.

The possibility of factoring in anew high

school in the town centre at Ravenswood

was suggested by MP Matt Doocey in

response to the region’s strong growth

(North Canterbury News,January 14).

In his regular column, Mr Doocey said

continuing growth in the eastern portion of

the electorate posed the question of whether

anew high school should be factored into

the Ravenswood town centre strategy.

However, the idea has yet to gain traction.

The Ministry of Education, responding to

Mr Doocey’s comments, said the

Waimakariri district was able to handle a

growing secondary school student

population.

Sector enablement and support acting

deputy secretary Jann Marshall says the five

secondary education providers in the

Waimakariri district are ‘‘wellplaced to

accommodate their student population’’.

The schools include Kaiapoi and

Rangiora high schools, Oxford Area School,

Rangiora New Life School and acampus of

One School Global on Lehmans Rd,

Rangiora.

Both Rangiora and Kaiapoi high schools

have capacity to accommodate increased

school rolls to allow for anticipated growth

in the eastern district, Ms Marshall says.

Continued Page 2

In his element ... Nash Hogbem, aged 5, of Christchurch, takes the wheel of amouse rod on the first day of Muscle Car

Madness. The mouse rod is the handiwork of Shane Harpur, asheet metal fabricator from Invercargill, to provide something

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‘Mouse rod’ draws little fans

By SHELLEY TOPP

Trillo Metals Muscle Car Madness

show organiser Craig Stare feared

Covid19 would stall thisyear’s event

when entries were opened.

But the global pandemic seemed a

distant concern last weekend as huge

crowds packedinto Rangiora’s A&P

Showgrounds for the twoday annual

event.

‘‘We beatCovidthis year, but next

year who knows,’’Craigsaid.‘‘Saturday

was abig day, not arecord crowd,and

Sunday was abit down, but overall it

was as goodasyou could expectunder

the circumstances.’’

About1300 cars of all shapes, sizes

and condition were parked around the

grounds.

They camefrom all over New

Zealand, including Ruakaka in the Far

North to Stewart Islandinthe Deep

South.

Saturday’spopularRetro Rockabilly

Pageant attractedalarge, enthusiastic

crowd, but the hottest placetobefor

many was the burnout pad. The crowd

was10deep in placesaround the pad

on Saturday.

Theshow’s star was Martin and

Marion Bennett’s 1923Ford TBucket,

called Uncertain T, parkedinits own

marquee. However, aclose secondwas

aweatheredlooking, pintsizedrat rod,

owned by Shane Harpur, asheet metal

fabricator fromInvercargill.

Shane builtthe ‘‘mouserod’’,

pictured above,which was named

‘‘best creation’’ at the showbecausehe

wanted somethingfor children to

enjoy. He was not able to be at the show

but his brother, Jason, and Jason’s

partner, Shelley Clark, brought it north

for the show.

Jasonsaid Muscle Car Madness was

afamilyoriented showwith many

childrenattending, but most vehicles

were not allowed to be touched.

‘‘Kids love to touchand feel things,’’

he said. ‘‘SoShane decided to builda

vehicle theycould climbinto.’’

It provedahit,with queuesof

childrenlinedupall day on Saturday

to getbehind the steering wheel of the

cutdownKBedford truck.

Shanehas also built atrailerwith a

motorcycle on board for the truck and

it willbeincluded in next year’sshow.

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Rates rise of 3.9pc proposed

By DAVID HILL

Jim Palmer’s lastWaimakaririDistrict

Council Long TermPlan hasproven to be

the mostchallenging.

The outgoing chiefexecutive, speaking

at Tuesday’s openingdeliberationsonthe

planatthe Rangiora Town Hall, said

there wereuncertaintiesfacing all

communities in New Zealand,

particularlyurban areas.

‘‘It’ssomething we willhavetoconsider

in our plan.

‘‘Theremay evenbeanimpact when

the nextproperty values aredone.

‘‘There’s already somesoftening in the

value of farmproperties, butit’stoo early

to predict how this is going to play out.’’

The council’sfinance andbusiness

supportmanager, JeffMillward,saidthe

draft 2021/31Long TermPlan(LTP) had

beendifficulttowrite,amidthe

uncertaintyfacing the region.

‘‘This is probablythe mostuncertain

Long TermPlanwe’vedone,’’hesaid.

‘‘There’s climate change,uncertainty

aroundwater policy, Covid, andifwego

into anotherlockdown it will change

things again.’’

Thepair proposedanaverage rates rise

acrossthe district of 3.9percent ayearfor

thenexttwo years,upfrom the1.5%rise

of 2020/21,but down on previousyears.

Therise reflects inflation, anda1%rise

to cover earthquake loan repayments.

‘‘Looking at othercouncils, I’m not

seeinganything as low as this,’’Mr

Millward said.

‘‘Theyearof1.5%from Covid is having

an impact,and this (3.9%)doesn’t include

theoptin option for kerbside waste

collection.’’

Based on data fromStatisticsNew

Zealand, the Waimakariridistrict

population, as at June30, 2020,was 64,700.

It is expected to riseto78,400 in 2031

and hit100,000 by 2051.

Growth of 13,700 representsaround

4800new houses overthe nextdecade, Mr

Millward said.

To allowfor thisgrowth, the council

willbeconsulting on buildingcommunity

facilitiesfor Pegasus andWoodend,

upgradingthe Rangioralibraryand civic

precinct, and anew carpark building for

the RangioraTown Hall.

Feedback will alsobeinvited on the

Covid19 response,climatechange and

sustainability, the threewaters review

and proposed upgrades,the District Plan

review, andwestRangiora road

improvements.

The upgrade of Skew Bridge,on

Skewbridge Road, hasalsobeen included

for later in theLTP.

Deliberationsweredue to be

completed today (Thursday),with the

draft 2021/31 LTPdue to go out for

consultation on March 6.

Vandals target commemorative tree

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By SHELLEY TOPP

Vandals have destroyed a

small commemorative tree

planted by Cust/West

Eyreton Garden Club

members.

The flowering dogwood

tree, donated by Cust’s

Querky Style and Roses, was

planted in the Jack Graham

Reserve in the Cust

Community Centre grounds

last October to mark the

club’s 70th anniversary.

Club committee member

Anna White, of Oxford, said

the tree had been snapped

off and the top half

discarded.

‘‘It is very disappointing

for this to happen. We had

such alovely day during the

planting ceremony.’’

The tree was vandalised

early in the New Year and

was reported to the

council’s Greenspace team.

It will replace the tree later

this year.

The council’s parks and

community assets officer,

Greg Barnard, said it was

disappointing to lose the

tree. ‘‘It was in aperfect spot

and areally nice tree.’’

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the tree last October.

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Waimakariri has capacity for roll growth

From Page 1

‘‘We continuetomonitor

actual andprojectedschoolaged

population growth in

order toplan for additional

schooling provisionas

required,”MsMarshallsays.

Under present zoning,

Woodend,Ravenswood and

Pegasus sit in theKaiapoi

HighSchool zone. Kaiapoi

HighSchool’s presentrollis

around 900 pupils.

PrincipalBruce Kearney

would havepreferred Mr

Doocey had spokenwithlocal

principalsbefore making a

public statement, as it hasthe

dangerofcreating

‘‘unrealisticexpectations’’.

‘‘This is not asimple thing

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A50yearplan was

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school’s earthquakerebuild,

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expandtoaroll of 1800 if

required.

‘‘Wecertainly have roomfor

growth,aswehavecapacity

for1100, and when we

approachthatwecan putina

newblock which wouldallow

foranother450.

‘‘Fromthe ministry’s

perspective,itismorecosteffectivetoadd

more

buildings to an existing

school, rather thanstarting

from scratch andbuild anew

school, where you need an

administration block,

gymnasium andsupport

services.’’

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Last year theschool

consultedwith itscommunity

to prepare aconsultation

document forthe Ministryof

Education,tostartwork on a

newplanfor the

redevelopment of Rangiora

High School.

Theministrywillbe

considering theschool’s

existing needs,building

repairsand development,as

well as potentialrollgrowth

andwhere newbuildings can

be built, shesays.

JaredKelly,the principal of

Pegasus BaySchool in

Pegasus Township, saidwhile

it would benicetohave anew

high school ‘‘on our

2095268

doorstep’’,the demographics

do notstack up.

‘‘Whenyou look around,

thereappears to be astrong

roll catchment with the

population growth, butthe

demographic coming into

Pegasus is olderand,

typically,the families coming

through arerenters, so they’re

transient.

‘‘Butit’s trickyfor usto

gauge, because anumberof

parentsmoveout,but still

work in thecity,sotheyoften

taketheir kidsintoschools in

thecity.’’

Pegasus Bay School’sroll

jumpedfrom280 to 380 in its

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sinceplateaued at around450

pupilsover thelastfew years,

‘‘sowe’renot really seeingthe

growth’’,MrKellysays.

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Blaze quickly took hold

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NikkiKohalmisays this

week’s fire at Pines

Beachshows just how

brutal Mother Nature

can be.

Nikki, who lives

across the road from

wherethe fire started,

watchedflamesleap

over aroad and intoa

paddock.

‘‘They just jumpedthe

road.Itwas scary. Once

the fire was in the

paddock,itwas ‘woof’

and it was off —all the

way to the beach.’’

Nikkiwas alerted to

the fire by afriend who

saw smokeatPines

Beach, and called her as

he travelled along the

motorway.

‘‘I was watching a

movieand could smell

smoke. WhenIwent

outside and looked

aroundour big hedge,

there it (the fire) was,

right there.’’

‘‘It was huge, and

there werepeople

everywhere. Then the

fire enginesarrived,’’

says Nikki,who initially

thoughtahouse overthe

road was on fire.She

later realiseditwas a

shed.

‘‘Icould see the

flamesand ahelicopter

flyingover. Iamso

grateful no houseswere

in the path of the fire.’’

Nikki was evacuated

‘‘pretty quickly’’, and

wasnot allowed home

until 10pmonMonday.

Shewas ‘‘dumbfounded’’

over what to

pack, and nervous about

what she mightfind

when she returned to

her Kain Street house.

‘‘I got the dog and dog

food,mywedding

photos, and afew cans

of L&P. Ididn’t know

what to take or what to

do.

‘‘Mother Nature is

harsh. Iwas toldIhad to

leave, so in the end Ijust

took the dog, Roxy.’’

She warned her

sister, Veronica, who

liveswith her, not to

come home, but when

she got to the park down

the roadshe was there.

The pair lookedonas

helicopters and Fire

and Emergency New

Zealand crews tackled

the blazethat spread

through 20 hectaresof

vegetation.

‘‘Heads up to the

police, the fireservice

andthe Pines Beach

community. Theywere

brilliant, and calm,’’

Nikki says.

By Tuesday morning

thefire had been

contained but not

controlled.

Principal Rural Fire

Officer Bruce Janes said

firefightersdid an

outstandingjob. ‘‘Our

crewsfought very

bravelytosuccessfully

protect houses

threatened by the fire.’’

Crewsremained

overnight, and 30 staff

continued to workto

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Tuesday.

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Church restoration begins

By ROBYN BRISTOW

Cracked and battered,StPaul’s Anglican

Church at Glenmark has sat emptyand

forlorn for adecade.

The church,which has served the

communitysince 1905, was redstickered

afterthe 2010 Canterbury earthquakes.

Burglars, vandals, weather,rats and

pigeonshave taken theirtoll, with the

church left vulnerablewith cracks to a

wall,damagetothe bell tower and an

entranceway fallingaway fromthe

building.Now, its restoration hasbegun.

Threeworking bees paved the wayfor

RPC Construction to moveinand take over

the site. The first saw vegetation cleared

around the building. At the second, all

screws were removed from pews,while a

thirdgot the furniture intostorage.

The windowswere removed 18 months

ago and are now with an expertrestorer.

The 1906 Normanand Beardorgan,

from England, is alsoonthe move. It rose

skyward on the south wall whichwas badly

damaged in the quakes. It is the firsttime

it has had to leave the south transept.

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many years was consideredthe best in the

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The chairman of the Friendsofthe

Glenmark Church, Andy Munro, said there

wasafair bit of heavy lifting involved in

stripping the interior, with acouple of the

longer pews having to be cut in two.

Attentionisnow beingturned to finding

theremainder of the funds to completethe

church restoration. While there is no

definitive figure stillneedingtoberaised,

he hopes it canbekept to around $200,000

to $300,000.

Thekitty currentlystands at $1.65

million,asubstantialportion of which

came from the New Zealand Lottery

Grants Board.

‘‘It is ahuge relieftoget the project

started,’’ Mr Munro says.‘‘There are not

too many brick buildingsleft after the

earthquakes. Alot were demolished.’’

St Paul’s was consecrated in 1907 with

thebuilding, organ,churchfurniture and

bells costing about £8000. Theywere agift

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Town eyes visitor opportunities

By DAVID HILL

Kaiapoi businesses

anticipate abusy year, after

an uncertain 2020.

The Kaiapoi Promotions

Association (KPA) hopes to

cash in this year on the river

town’s growing popularity as

adestination for

Christchurch and Selwyn

residents.

With the recent opening of

the Christchurch Northern

Corridor cycleway and the

freedoms being enjoyed

under alert level 1, KPA

business manager Martyn

Cook is keen to press on with

projects delayed by Covid19.

The Destination Kaiapoi

Collective, ajoint initiative

between KPA and local

businesses to promote the

town, was ‘‘stalled through

Covid’’ but will have a

renewed energy this year, Mr

Cook says.

‘‘It’s still an important

initiative because, despite

the local economy surviving

well through the Covid crisis,

there’s alot of data

suggesting it won’t continue.

‘‘It’s an initiative to put

something in place to help

our businesses to be seen,

particularly in

Christchurch.’’

KPA plans to continue

working alongside

Enterprise North Canterbury

to implement the new

Waimakariri Visitor Strategy

and to push for funding for

the proposed Wheels to

Day trippers ... Kaiapoi’s popularity as adestination is likely to grow this year, with more visitors from

Christchurch and Selwyn.

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Waipara cycleway project.

Conversations have also

begun with Environment

Canterbury to reinstate

mountainbike tracks around

Kaiapoi, which could bring a

new group of visitors to town,

alongside the new northern

corridor cycleway.

‘‘We see cyclists all over the

place now, so there are plenty

of opportunities for this to

grow to support our

businesses,’’ Mr Cook says.

KPA will be watching the

Waimakariri District

Council’s Long Term Plan

process with interest,

particularly conversations

around the future of the

Hilton Street site used for the

Kaiapoi Christmas Carnival.

‘‘The council is looking at

proposals for that site and it

has stipulated that it wants a

village green or market space

as part of that proposal.

‘‘Once we know what space

we’ve got, we can fill it the

best way we can.’’

The KPA is also looking at

adding an event for Kaiapoi,

with the prospect of a

buskers’ festival in April.

‘‘We’re looking at acutdown

version of the old

Christchurch Buskers’

Festival, featuring local

Canterbury street

performers, which people

will be familiar with from the

Santa parades and other

community events.

‘‘All Together Kaiapoi does

an awesome job at running

events, so we are looking at

how we can augment those

events and, in particular, the

big ones.’’

Mr Cook sees the Kaiapoi

River Carnival, abuskers

festival and the Kaiapoi

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events for the river town, with

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MAYOR CRAIG MACKLE

Nervousness over

the year ahead

Welcome to 2021 everyone. Ihope you

had ahappy holiday season and enjoyed

time with friends and family over

Christmas.

It was great to see the influx of tourists

over the Christmas period.

While there is asense of nervousness

on how the rest of the year will play out,

the Mayors Taskforce for Jobs coordinator,

Sean Madden, has been

working with local businesses,

identifying potential apprenticeships

and employment opportunities for

community members whose jobs have

been affected by Covid19.

Sean is currently working with 90

clients. Forty casual jobs and 16 fulltime

jobs have been filled since the funding

was announced in August 2020.

This is agreat result and Iurge anyone

looking for work to get in touch with

Sean through Te Hao Matauranga.

The Kaikoura District Council,

runanga, Department of Conservation,

Environment Canterbury, and

neighbouring councils have been

working together to investigate

possibilities for the next stage of the

Jobs for Nature funding.

This joint approach considers the

issues and opportunities facing the

greater region, from the Hurunui to

Marlborough.

There is an awful lot of work going on

behind the scenes at the council.

The team is busy working on the Long

Term Plan, District Plan and Waste

Management and Minimisation Plan.

This is ahuge amount of work, even for

alarge council, but especially for one as

small as ours.

While there are several unknowns for

our district, including the proposed

water reforms and Covid19, one of the

advantages of our small team is the

ability to adapt and respond to changing

circumstances, as shown by our reaction

and successful rebuild after the

earthquakes.

Chief executive Angela Oosthuizen

will have her last day on Friday and I

would like to extend my sincere thanks

for all that she and her team have done

to get the district where it is today, after

some huge hurdles.

These are uncertain times and while it

is not easy for many businesses out

there, Ihope you find some time to relax

and connect with friends while the

weather is good.

The need for the `magic fertiliser'

DearEditor,

Hurunui MayorMarie Blackraises

the subject of wasting water by making

the pertinentpoint that 98 percent of

our alpinefed flow goes straight outto

sea.

Fromababe in arms it seemsmylife

has revolved around water —the lack of

it.

My father came to Waipara in 1935

and his dream of harnessing thatwater

thatcould so easily be stored in Lake

Sumner cameasalegacy. So I’m hoping

thatwhen I’m gone the fire won’t go out.

Iknow fromontheground

experience that it is what Iterm the

magic fertiliser —all else is adream

without it.

My experimentalcroppinginthe

1970s proved it. Who can imagine 33

tonnes of tomatoes offtwo acres? And

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

broad beansfor Watties plus manyother

very successfultrial crops?The local

wine production thatpays Treasury

around$20 million ayear?

I’ve been toldbywitnesses that the

late Sir Max Smith had abig file on

harnessingLake Sumner.Ifear he

added it to abonfire (which Ifilmed) out

of sheer frustration withbureaucracy.

The wholesouthern Hurunui area has

available the very bestwater sourcethat

naturecan supply for towns, electricity

and irrigation—all by gravity.

It is way past time that MainPower got

on board instead of tilting at windmills.

Yours,

John McCaskey,

Waipara

ECan considers options to

open up land for housing

By ROBYN BRISTOW

More land for housing in Rangiora and

Kaiapoi is under the spotlight.

Environment Canterbury is

considering rezoning more land for

housing in the two North Canterbury

towns, and also Rolleston, to help

meet future demand.

Growth scenarios for the region

show there is unlikely to be enough

land for housing in the Waimakariri

and Selwyn districts in the medium

and long term —10to30years.

ECan proposes achange to Chapter

6ofthe Canterbury Regional Policy

Statement that will enable councils to

develop plans and consult with

communities on additional land for

housing, through district planning

processes.

The targeted change will identify

future development areas for urban

housing in Rangiora, Kaiapoi and

Rolleston, and provide guidance for

councils when rezoning land.

It was notified on January 16 as part

of astreamlined planning process,

with the public able to have asay up

until 5pm on Monday, February 15.

ECan’s director strategy and

planning, Katherine Trought, says the

monthlong submission process gives

everyone an opportunity to look at the

proposed change and have asay about

the future of housing development in

greater Christchurch.

“Once the submission period is over,

we will carefully consider all the

comments we receive and deliver a

report to the Minister for the

Growth pains ... There is unlikelytobe

enough land for housing in the Waimakariri

and Selwyn districts in the mediumtolong

term.

Environment that will show how the

submissions have been considered

and any recommended changes.”

To make awritten submission, view

the proposed change, and find further

information about the planning

process, go to ECan’s Have Your Say

page on its website.

New JP clinic in Kaiapoi

Kaiapoi is set to offer anew weekend

justice of the peace service.

The Kaiapoi Library will host a

weekly JP clinic from this Saturday,

January 30, from 10am to 12pm,

alongside its weekly Tuesday clinic.

Kaiapoi justice of the peace Neill

Price says the clinic will be open to

anybody from North Canterbury and

will take the pressure off local JPs.

‘‘It’s surprising how many enquiries

we get at night and at weekends, so we

are going to make it available with the

very good cooperation of the staff at

the library.’’

Kaiapoi has at least 15 justices of the

peace who are qualified to perform a

variety of tasks, including witnessing

signatures on documents, certifying

copies of original documents,

confirming identities and taking oaths,

declarations, affidavits and

affirmations, Mr Price says.

Other duties include filling out

dissolution of marriage documents and

assisting with foreign documents.

Being ajustice of the peace is

voluntary, with prospective JPs filling

out anomination form from their local

MP’s office, then going through an

interview process before training is

provided.

If successful, JPs are then sworn in by

adistrict court judge and issued with a

ministerial manual, stamps and abible,

Mr Price says.

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*Not for navigational purposes. Wind and swell are based on apoint off Gore Bay. Maori Fishing Guide by Bill Hohepa. www.ofu.co.nz www.tidespy.com Graphic supplied by OceanFun Publishing Ltd.

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North Canterbury News, January 28, 2021

Ewe sale exceeds all expectations

By SANDRA TAYLOR

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Top rams sold for$4000while

fullshedding twotooth ewes

made up to $375 at the

inaugural Mt Cass Station

Wiltshireram and ewe salelast

week.

Buyers fromaround the

countrycompeted strongly for

the 3444 Wiltshires on offer,

reflectingthe growing interest

in the lowinput, shedding

sheep.

Alongside the Mt Cassrams,

lambs, twotooth and annual

draft ewes on offer were twotooth

ewes fromHartsCreek

farm at Leeston and twotooth

ewes and lambsfrom Waitui

Holdings in the Marlborough

Sounds.

All lines soldstrongly, with

the average pricefor fullshedding

Mt Cass twotooth

ewes being$347.

The station’s ewe lambs

averaged $210, with the top

lines making$270. Annual

draft ewes averaged $230.

Mt Cass’s 48 rams all sold

with an average price of $1670.

The Mt Cass shareholders

said they could not be happier

with their firstsaleofMtCass

Wiltshire genetics.

“Stock are being trucked to

new homes from Kerikeri in

Northland to North Otago, and

we are delighted with three

significant volume sales into

the NorthIsland.’’

They saidthe sale wasa

culmination of more than 12

years’ workdeveloping asheep

suitable for the needs of the Mt

Cass organic programme.

Great prices ... Mt Cass twotooth Wiltshire ewes sold for $375 each. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

‘‘Ourteam is buzzingwith

the support and interestshown

in our firstsale.”

Mt Cass covers 1800 hectares

of hill countrynear Waipara.

The Wiltshires, with their

inherent internal parasite

resistance and resilience,

come into theirown in the

farm’s lowinput, organic

system.

The sheep do not need

shearing, dagging or crutching,

and they do not get flystrike.

Thisresults in significant

savings in shearing,labour and

agrichemical costs.

Mt Cass started its Wiltshire

studtomeet agrowing demand

for the genetics, and the shareholders

saythere has been

growing interestinWiltshires

fromfarmers frustrated by

ongoing depressed wool prices

and the work associated with

woolproduction.

The progressiontoanoshearflock

is quiterapid and,

withinacouple of generations,

crutching, dippingand

flystrike is eliminated. Within

three to four generations, so

too is shearing.

While theydonot produce

wool, the Wiltshireare good

meat producers, and Mt Cass

weans 135145percent off the

hill country.

About 40% of the Mt Cass

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Woodend retailers have enjoyed abusy

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Businesses spoken to by North

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supported by theircommunity and are

optimisticabout the future.

Canterbury Hondaowner Ted Marris

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Rd, has been busyinrecentmonths.

‘‘Farmers areour mainbusiness and

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Mr Marris says trafficvolumeshave

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‘‘It won’t impact on our business too

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‘‘There’s been alot of growtharoundthe

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WoodendBakery owner Serey Chum

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Big fish prove elusive in fishing contest

By ROBYN BRISTOW

Fishytales and camaraderie were in

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Surfcasting Competition on Sunday.

Atotal of 250 fishers registered, 41 of

them children. It was the second largest

number of registrations in the event’s

28year history. Unfortunately not many

fish came to the party during the contest at

Amberley Beach, organised by the

Amberley and District Lions Club.

Fishing was poor compared to last year,

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Alan Rhodes, of Rangiora, who usually

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Dean Lamport of Christchurch last

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The Walkerfamily, 17 in in total,had a

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Winning catch ... Ben McGill, left, won the senior section of the surfcasting

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Chasing the bigone ... Alan Rhodes, of Rangiora,

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Time out ... Hinearangi Walker, aged 3, of Christchurch, enjoys an

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Watching the waves ... Five of the 17strong contingent from the Walker family,

from Christchurch, enjoy the surf.


Competition time ...

Fishers lined Amberley Beach for 3.2km.

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On the hook ... Felix Anderson was the junior

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Keen fishers ... Atotal of 250 tried their luck.

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Agreat day of racing and family fun promised

Head to the Rangiora racecourse

on Monday, February 8, for afunfilledfamily

day.

The Amberley Trotting Club is

hosting its annual race day at the

course, along with goodoldfashioned

fun, games and

competitions for young and old.

The Amberley committee is

determined that 2021 will get off

to an entertaining and fun start,

as peopleput 2020 behindthem.

Entry is free,allowing people

to see some greatracingand

enjoy local hospitality.

The Amberley Club will once

again host some of the bestgrass

track horsesand drivers in

Canterbury. There will be

competitivefieldsand exciting

racing, withthe feature once

again being the 2021 Rangiora

EquineServices Amberley Cup.

There will alsobetwo heats of

the everpopular Kids Carts

races for upandcoming young

drivers in Canterbury.

There is plenty happening off

courseaswell.

In the Amberley JuniorDrivers

Kids area, children’s entertainer

Neville Barrywill put on his

popular show. There will be a

bouncycastle,pony rides, alolly

scramble, sack races, atugofwar

and running races—all free.

The Lucky Horseshoe draw

returns, where 15 lucky children

will be drawn during the day to

win great prizes, includinga$500

Interislander Travelvoucher.

John McCabe will onceagain

be the oncourse entertainer.

There will alsobe‘‘Telfers

MysteryEnvelope’’, with five

Close finish ... Blair Orange, driving Cast No Shadow (outer), winning the Rangiora Equine Services Amberley Cup at the Amberley Trotting Club’s

annual meeting at the Rangiora Raceway last year. Homebush Lad, inner, driven by Ben Hope, was second with Just Holla, third.

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The mainprizeisa49inch

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Entering the drawisaseasy as

buyingaracebook, filling out the

entry inside, and popping it in

the entry barrel.

There are wireless headsets,

and Oakley sunglasses also up for

grabs.

Raceday packages are also

available which consist of

catered and/or uncatered

10person marquees and

reserved car parks,near the

racingaction.

Contact Warwick Duke on (027)

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visit amberleytrottingclub.co.nz.

Having fun ... Harley Marsh, of Belfast,

took part in the InterIslander Tug of War in

the birdcage at last year’s meeting.

Busy day ... Robbie Close, winning driver of Claus, in race

seven last year, with his sponsor Adam White. Both men are

also on the Amberley Trotting Club committee. Claus was

trained by Regan Todd at Woodend Beach.

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End of an era ... Workers dismantle signage from Waimakariri MP Matt Doocey’s

electorate office at 156B Williams Street to make way for the opening of anew office

close to the Kaiapoi Marina.

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Old MPs’ office has

many stories to tell

By ROBYN BRISTOW

Amove to anew Kaiapoi premises

has Waimakariri MP Matt Doocey

taking awalk back in time.

Kaiapoi residents have been

coming through the shop front of

156B Williams Street for help from

their local MP since Mike Moore

first set up the office in 1996.

But Mr Doocey is breaking with

tradition and moving to anew office

closer to the river.

He says the move to the heart of

Kaiapoi is part of achange to reflect

the river town’s exciting and vibrant

new spaces.

Over the years, 156B has housed

four members of Parliament, who

settled into the space with very little

change, except for achange in party

affiliation.

‘‘The baton has been passed from

Mike Moore to Clayton Cosgrove to

Kate Wilkinson, and Imoved in after

being elected in 2014.’’

Mr Doocey said, when packing

began, the team became aware of an

old sticker on the shared power

board that is still labelled for Mike

Moore.

‘‘An old press cutting dated

October 16, 1996, announces the

start of the very first threeyear MP

lease, to cover the parliamentary

term.’’

Mr Doocey says he is looking

forward to welcoming residents to

his new office.

‘‘While we wait for the fitout to be

completed, residents can continue

calling (03) 327 0514 for assistance,”

he says.

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drawcard during Muscle Car

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The victor ... Miss Rockabilly winner Francesca

Pasco, of Christchurch, during the Retro Rockabilly

Pageant last Saturday.

Eyecatching ... Uncertain T, a1923 Ford TBucket owned by Martin and Marion Bennett,

of Cambridge, was the star of the show.

Burning rubber ... Action during the

burnout competition on the first day of

Muscle Car Madness.

Stylish look ... Retro Rockabilly Pageant contestant Molly

Pomeroy, aged 13, of Christchurch.

Funfilled weekend ... Muscle Car Madness organiser Craig Stare, left,

with the winner of the men’s section of the Retro Rockabilly Pageant, ‘‘Mr

Fox’’, Frank Newton, of Christchurch.

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Sea of cars ... The event drew enthusiasts from all over the

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Big plans for sports hub

An updated clubhouse,

recreational tracks and

extensive landscaping are part of

an ambitious 20year strategic

plan for the Mandeville Sports

Club’s 80hectare home.

Club chairwoman Anne

Prattley says the reserve is an

integral part of the growing

community and provides quality

sport and recreation facilities for

the Waimakariri District.

It caters for 13 sports and

leisure clubs, and hosts some of

North Canterbury’s biggest

annual community events.

Despite this, many people still

didn’t know it existed.

‘‘We need to let people know

we are here, what clubs we have,

and that we provide awelcoming

space for the community to

enjoy,’’ she says.

The strategic plan has been

compiled by NTM Consulting

with the support of Sport

Canterbury, the Rata

Foundation, the Waimakariri

District Council and the clubs

based at the grounds.

The club hopes it will help the

reserve, which is owned by the

council, become selffunding.

It lays out ablueprint for

current and future Mandeville

Sports Club’s boards of

management, while promoting

recreation and leisure areas for a

Eye to the

future ...

Mandeville

Sports Club

chairwoman

Anne Prattley,

with the

club’s

groundsman,

Richard

Belcher,

outside the

clubrooms in

Mandeville.

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variety of groups and people.

Improved facilities for women,

and providing fitness and indoor

facilities for recreation and

leisure are promoted in the plan.

Awifi upgrade, aclubroom

revamp plan and costings,

signage in te reo, apartnership

with local iwi, and the

establishment of amonthly quiz

evening are some of the

outcomes the club is aiming for

by 2023.

Meanwhile, anew toilet block

near the equestrian area of the

reserve is due to open early next

month.

Richard Belcher is the fulltime

manager and groundsman.

This is Going to Hurt, by Adam Kay

Afrank account of the author’s time on

the front line of Britain’s National

Health Service. Hilarious, horrifying

and heartbreaking.

7Ways, by Jamie Oliver

Jamie shares seven achievable,

exciting and tasty ways to cook 19

ingredients. Each recipe will have no

more than eight ingredients within it.

At least five recipes will be everyday

options from both an easy and nutritional point of view,

meaning you’re covered for every day of the week.

Tooth and Veil, by Noel O’Hare

In 1921, when the School Dental Service was established,

New Zealand embarked on aunique

social experiment: improving the

terrible state of the nation’s teeth. The

service was run like amilitary

operation and the allfemale dental

nurses were treated like footsoldiers:

underpaid, overworked and poorly

resourced. Eventually, they rebelled.

Friends Indeed: Assist Dogs and their

People, by Sue Allison

This book tells the stories of dogs

working in assistance roles, helping

their human friends when they are most in need. The dogs

in these pages have saved lives and

allowed lives to be fully lived.

The Great Escape from Woodlands

Nursing Home by Joanna Nell

At nearly 90, retired nature writer

Hattie Bloom prefers the company of

birds to people, but when afall lands her

in anursing home she struggles to cope

with the loss of independence and

privacy. From the confines of her ‘room

with aview of the carpark, she dreams of

escape.

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Toys libraries offer

affordable option

Toy libraries are alowcost way for

families to access the latest toys.

There are active toy libraries all

over North Canterbury that are run by

volunteers. They allow families to

borrow toys without the big expense.

The Kaiapoi Toy Library is open on

Saturdays from 10.30am to 12.30pm

and offers two levels of membership,

depending on whether parents have

time to help with library duties.

Toy hire is free once families have

paid their annual subscription,

committee member Erin Harvie says.

‘‘We’re alittle bit unusual because

we don’t charge an additional fee for

toy hire, which makes it abit easier for

families.

‘‘And we are open during the school

holidays, except over the Christmas

period.’’

The Kaiapoi Toy Library also has a

bouncy castle, and party packs are

available for hire to help with

children’s birthday parties.

To find out more, visit the group’s

Facebook page, send an email to

kaiapoi.toy.library@gmail.com, or go

to kaiapoitoylibrary.mibase.co.nz.

There are other North Canterbury

toy libraries at Amberley, Amuri,

Cheviot, Cust, Hanmer Springs,

Hawarden/Waikari and Rangiora.

Most can be found on Facebook.

Playtime ... Children enjoy playing with

the toys at the Kaiapoi Toy Library.

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Woodend Toy Library is now closed,

with its toys relocated to the Rangiora

Toy Library.

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION


Afun, safe

environment

With school abouttostart back,families

will be looking for things to do with the

littlies.

The Amberley Playcentre offersasafe

environmentwhere childrenaged 0to6

yearscan grow in confidence by exploring

theirimaginationthrough play and

interactionwith otherlittle ones.

Amberley Playcentre, one of the oldest

in the country,turned 75 in 2019.

Activities for childrenrange from

building sandcastles, baking biscuits,

painting,singing, and workingwith wood,

to cuttingshapes in playdough.

“I like making play dough,then playing

with the play dough and Ilove the sandpit

and trucks,”says Leo, aged 4.

“The swings and also working in the

sandpit. Thoseare my two favourite parts,”

says Jack, aged 4.

Each Friday the Amberley Playcentre

runs ‘‘babies and me sessions’’, aimed at

under2s, witholder siblings welcome to

join in thegeneral session.

The centre, at Chamberlain Park,is

open on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and

19

At play ... Children learn through play at

the Amberley Playcentre.

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Fridays from 9.15amto12.15pm.

For more information, visit the

Amberley Playcentre page on Facebookor

emailamberleypc@gmail.com.

Thereare other playcentres at Ashley,

Clarkville, Culverden, Cust/West Eyreton,

Hanmer Springs,Leithfield, Kaikoura,

Oxford, Rangiora,Waiauand Woodend.

Each can be found on Facebook.

Food safety rules enacted

Sausages, cherrios, whole nuts and

popcorn,are out, as the Ministry of

Education moves to minimise the risk of

children choking while eatingatearly

learning centres.

New food rules for early childcare

centres which aim to prevent choking

came into force this week.

They mean centres whichprovidefood

are no longer allowed to give children

nuts, large seeds, hard or chewy lollies,

crisps, hard rice crackers, driedfruit,

sausagesorsaveloys, popcorn and

marshmallows.

Small hard foods such as raw apple or

carrot has to be grated if raw or cooked

until soft and cut into strips.

Stonesand large seeds must be

removedfrom fruit, including

watermelon, while grapes, berries and

cherry tomatoes must be quartered or

finely chopped. Peas must be cooked and

squashedwith afork for under3s.Whole

cooked peas are acceptablefor older

children.

Skin mustberemoved from chicken,

while stone fruit, apples,pears and

tomatoes and raw salad leaves must be

finely chopped.

Meat must be cooked until very tender

and minced,shredded or finely chopped.

Services that do not provide food are

required to promote the guidance to all

parents.

Ministry of Education spokeswoman

KatrinaCasey says the rules are designed

to keep young children safe.

Before the change, early learning

serviceswere encouragedtofollow the

Ministry of Healthguidanceonfood

provision. Now it will be compulsory.

Children are requiredto be seated and

supervised while eating, and early

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Major development ... An artist’s impression of The Sterling village at Silverstream,

Kaiapoi. Construction is expected to start this year.

IMAGE: SUPPLIED

Kaiapoi village to be

built in seven stages

Landuse consent has been granted to

Lime Living Ltd to establish and operate

aretirement village in Silverstream,

Kaiapoi.

The Sterling Village will be built in

seven stages, starting this year, with the

first residents expected in the second

half of the year.

The first stage will incorporate 18

villas and atemporary community

centre, along with the main reserve and

green spaces.

When complete, The Sterling will

spread over seven hectares, and offer 76

independent living villas, 267

apartments, 48 residential care beds,

and 36 memory care beds.

The existing Silverstream amenities

such as the cafe, hairdresser and

medical centre are all just ashort walk

away.

Lime Living Ltd is the parent company

responsible for managing its delivery.

It was established by Alan Edwards,

Fred Rahme and Jack Lin, who have

backgrounds in aged care, urban

planning and residential development.

Mr Rahme, aLime Living director,

says they are not just creating a

retirement village.

‘‘Through our architectural detailing

and bespoke design, we will create a

fivestar village that raises the bar on

aged care in New Zealand.’’

Mr Lin, also acompany director, says

their first principle is to create avillage

connected to awider community, that is

safe and secure, and where residents

always have avoice —‘‘a village where

we would be happy for our mums to

live”.

Collaborating with internationally

renowned architecture firm Marchese

Partners means The Sterling will push

the boundaries in terms of quality and

design.

Marchese Partners has more than 15

years of experience creating awardwinning,

landmark agedcare facilities

throughout Australia, Asia and Britain.

The Sterling will promote community,

connection and choice. This emphasis

will ensure every resident lives as

independently as they choose, to select

services and care when needed, but

always being independent in making

those decisions for themselves.

Mr Edwards, who is Sterling chairman

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decisionmaking about what care is

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Road. Look out for the blueand green

flag. Doors open 10amto2pm. Entry is

by gold coin. Publicpet entries will be

taken at 11am. It is $5 per animal. The

fancy dress theme is ‘‘useyour

imagination’’. Enquiries: Contact

Jenny on (021) 145 7245.

Book fair

Abook fairwill be held on Friday,

February 12 and Saturday, February,

13, at St Bartholomew’s Church Hall,

23 Cass Street,Kaiapoi.The hours are

9am to 6pm on Friday and 9am to 2pm

on Saturday. Books are $2 eachorsix

for $10. Tea and coffee will be

available. Donationsofgood quality

books,CDs, DVDs and jigsaws are

welcome. No tapes please. Donated

goods can be left at the churchhall.

Contact NormanClark on 327 5552 or

Ray Maw on 327 6404.This is an

Anglican Parish of KaiapoiFundraiser

towards the maintenance of St

Bartholomew’sChurch and hall.

Grey Power North Canterbury

New members are welcome at the Grey

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Street, Rangiora. There will be asales

table,raffle, and speakers from‘‘Live

stronger for longer’’and Mobile

Services. Enquires: Jan Pentecost on

(03) 312 9331.

Car boot sale

Acar boot sale will be held on March 13

at St Bartholomew’sChurch,23Cass

Street, Kaiapoi, from 10am to 12.30pm.

Registrations close on February 27.

Registration forms and details are

availablebyemailingelaine.m.

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North Canterbury classic gathering.

Anew event for car enthusiasts is

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month,with the firstthis Sunday,

January31, at 10am,atthe Better Half

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Leithfield. It is hopedtogrow the

group,but it will be confined by the

space available at the venue.Itisopen

to all veterans, vintage, classic, and

customised cars, as well as hotrods,

motorcycles, caravans, and boats.The

obscure, exotic and unusual are also

welcome. If you wanttobuy or sellany

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so. No modern vehicles. Foodand

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Oxford pair claim top sheep prize

By DAVID HILL

North Canterbury sheep

genetics came out on top at

Little River on Saturday.

Johnand StaceyBurrows, of

Burrows Genetics at Oxford,

won supreme champion sheep

at the Banks Peninsula A&P

Showwith asixtooth

Southdown ram.

‘‘Wewon it in 2017 at Little

River with aDorset Downram.

We like coming over here. It’sa

goodlittle show and very well

run,’’MrBurrowssaid.

The champion ram was

bought from Lincoln farmer

Brent Macaulay,while the

ram’s daughter, atwotooth

Southdown ewe, claimed allbreeds

championewe.

One of Mr Burrow’sDorset

Downs alsowon allbreeds

champion ram lambtocap off a

goodstarttothe year.

‘‘Itmakes the earlystart

worth it,’’ Mrs Burrows said.

The Burrows familyentered

21 sheep in all, to helpboost

sheep entry numbers to 190.

‘‘The entries closed before

Christmas and theywere slow

comingin, so (show junior vicepresident)

Ben Butterick put

out amessage saying‘we’ve got

no entries’, so we made sure we

had agood team,’’MrBurrows

said.

The Burrows have100

Southdown, 100 DorsetDown

and 30 Suffolk studewes.

‘‘I’ve had agood run with the

Dorset Downsand when Igot

together with Stacey, she

decidedweneeded some

Southdowns as well, so they’re

Young Farmers gear up for busy year

By DAVID HILL

Waimakariri’s Young Farmers are hoping

for abusy year after an uncertain 12

months.

With so many events cancelled in 2020

because of Covid19, Waimakariri Young

Farmers Club chairman ChrisWattssays

he is lookingforward to catching up with

members.

‘‘(Covid19)did stun our clubabit as

people weren’t turning up to meetings.

Too manypeoplewere stayingathome

thinking about the wrong things.

‘‘In away it’s luckyfor us in farming,as

it didn’t reallyaffect us as much. But for

youngpeople, we couldn’t see our

friends.’’

Mr Watts, abusy ruralcontractor, says

her thing,really,’’ Mr Burrows

said.

‘‘I’m astickler for the Dorset

Downs really,but they’ve all

got their attributes.

‘‘The Southdowns, we sella

lot of them for hogget mating

and they’re going really well.

‘‘We’vegot asheep conveyor

business and alot of placeswe

go to use Suffolks.’’

The Suffolk stud has been

establishedfor 13monthold

daughter Holly.

Stud sheep are in Mr

Burrow’s blood, as his father

Tom Burrows, the New

Zealand Sheepbreeders’

Association president, has

been breeding sheep since the

1970sand his greatuncle Tug

Burrows wasawellknown

Corriedale breeder.

Mr Burrows said he was

pleased to be back to showing

sheepand catching up with

farmers, afterseveral shows

were cancelledlast year

because of Covid19.

‘‘We’ve got ayear to catch up

on now and have alook at

everyone else’ssheep.

‘‘We wereathome lookingat

our sheepthe wholetime,’’he

said.

SheepconvenorDave

he looksforward to attending club events.

‘‘I’m seven daysoncall, all day every

day, so YoungFarmersissomething I

make an efforttoget along to.

‘‘There’s people Iwant to see and the

job isn’t that importantthatIcan’t have

time to myself.’’

The clubhad its first meetingfor the

year earlierthis month and hopes to get

back to hosting ayoung farmers’ ball,

havingsome trips away and supporting

local community events.

Members were keen to get backto

hosting monthly‘‘funtivities’’,beginning

with anight at the races last week.

‘‘Hopefully we will do aWest Coast trip

and aNorthIslandtrip for the National

Fieldays, if it doesn’t get cancelled,’’ Mr

Watts says.

Family affair ...

Oxford farmers

John and Stacey

Burrows and

their daughter

Holly, aged 13

months,

celebrate after

winning supreme

champion sheep

of the show with

aSouthdown

ram at the Banks

Peninsula A&P

Show at Little

River on

Saturday.

PHOTO: DAVID HILL

Butterick said he was pleased

withthe response, after an

uncertainyear.

While entries were down

compared to lastJanuary,

there was no feature breed this

time, which tended to boost

entries.

‘‘Last year was one to forget,

so it’s just good to get back to

having some shows.’’

Southdown sheep entries

werestrong, whilethe black

and colouredsheepclasses

werewellsupported.

There werealso good

numbers of Poll Dorsets and

Suffolks, Mr Buttericksaid.

Anew social activity the club will trial

this year is trying out different businesses

forameal and acatchup.

Ayoung farmers’ ball was hosted by the

club two years ago,but had to be

cancelled lastyear becauseofCovid19,

Mr Watts said.

‘‘We’rehoping to run aball in April and

we want to get at least 100people. It’s a

fun night outand young farmers’ balls

used to happenall the time.’’

The PendarvesYFC in MidCanterbury

hosts an annual‘‘after harvestball’’, while

theDunsandel club has held one in

recentyears, ‘‘so hopefully we can havea

bitofaball season’’.

Theclub also plans to support community

eventssuch as the SwannanoaFair

and the Oxfordand Rangiora A&P Shows.

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Sefton consolidates lead

at top of country cricket

Weedons squeaked athrillingonewicket

win over rivals Lincoln in the

latest roundofcountry cricket on

Saturday.

Therewere also hardearned

victories for Darfieldand Ohoka,

whileSefton thumped adepleted

LeestonSouthbridge to consolidate

its lead at the top of theCRV

Ambreed CountryPremier One Day

2020/21 competition.

Lincoln won the tossand elected to

bat on its home domain,but was soon

rueing the decision when Arnav Deb

struck withhis secondball.

They were theninall sorts of

trouble at 34/6, when Deb, the

competition’stop wickettakerwith

28, claimed his second fivewicket

bag of the season.

Abattling unbeaten 36 from 86

ballsfrom Hugh Patersonhelped

Lincoln to post108 before the side

was bowled out in the 42ndover.

The tiny total proved areal

challengefor Weedons, losing

wickets throughout its chase.

Akshan and Akshay Gulati bowled

tightly to combine for fourwickets,

whileEdgar Patersonchipped out

threemore, and when Weedons’

ninthwicketfell, it still needed11

runs for victory.

The cool head of Charlie Robson

steered Weedons home, with an

unbeaten knockof22off 43 ballsto

claimthe win in the 33rd over.

Difficultchase

Ohokaalso made hard workofits

run chase againstOxfordRangiora

at Pearson Parkoval on Saturday.

The homeXIbatted firsttopost a

competitive 183/7,led by Dave

Fulton’s composed 76.

Leftarm paceman Hamish

Williams continuedhis finerun of

form with three wickets.

Ohoka’srun chase got off to a

steady start beforeJake Waghorn

removedboth openers.

Wily offspinner Mark Murphy

then bowledastunned Harry

Fitzpatrick through thegate,

sparking morewickets to falland

Ohoka was reeling at 97/6.

But KyleBrown, returning to topflight

club cricket after time away

from thegame, played amatchwinningknock,

cominginat No. 8.

Brown smashed an unbeaten 47

from just 43 balls to lift Ohoka over

the line withthree overstospare.

Fine century

Asavage century by Seftonopener

McKenzie Smith set up aspectacular

160runwin over topofthetable

rivals LeestonSouthbridge at

LeestonPark.

LeestonSouthbridge,with many

key playersaway on Canterbury

Countryrepresentativeduties,was

put to the sword by Smith, who

scored 107 off just 58 balls. The

remarkable84minute innings

included ninefours and eight sixes.

The other Sefton batsmen keptthe

foot on the gas too, helping the side

notch 301 in 44.5 overs.

The combined side never

challenged theimposing totaland

capitulatedtobeall out for 141 in the

29th over, with Callum Simpson

pickingupafivewicket haul.

Fivewicketbag

Five wicketsfor WillGreenslade

helped Darfield defend 178 against

Cheviot.

Cullen Moody’s 46 was Darfield’s

topscorer after it elected to bat at

the neutralMandevilleground.

Cheviot’s run chasewas looking

comfortable at 99/3after 19 overs, but

when Archie Redfern(31 off 50) and

Jack Harris(31 off 35)fell in quick

succession, the Magpies crumbled to

be all outfor 135 in the 33rdover,

falling to a43runloss.

Southbrook had the bye.

Shortscorecards:

Lincoln 108 (H Paterson36no, R

Sporke 20; ADeb 5/30,HD’Arcy 2/20)

losttoWeedons 109/9 (C Robson 22no;

EPaterson3/24).

OxfordRangiora183/7 (D Fulton 76,

LStove 38, JFleming 23no; HWilliams

3/24, KBrown 3/55) lost to Ohoka 184/7

(K Brown 47no,RKelly 23, H

Fitzpatrick 22;JWaghorn 3/39,M

Murphy2/30).

Sefton 301 (M Smith 107,THarrison

54no, NGranger 42, CWarner 25, M

Laffey25; TBurt 4/56,TKlingender

2/24, BChamberlain 2/46)beat Leeston

Southbridge141/9 (C Beatson 35, T

Field 23no, JMcSweeney21; C

Simpson 5/35, JRoberts 3/32).

Darfield178 (C Moody 46,TBoyle 31,

JFrew 27, MHogan 25; ARedfern2/15,

SBurnett 2/23) beat Cheviot 135(A

Redfern31, JHarris31; WGreenslade

5/33, CMoody 2/5, LFoulkes 2/30).

Success ...

Alister Newey

in action

during an

earlier

competition.

PHOTO: FILE

Strong inter-club showing

The Rangiora Croquet

Club completed a

successfulCanterbury

interclub programme

recently.

The division 1pairs

team of Alister Newey

and John Fostertook

second place.

Lesley Smith,Neville

Turner, Ivan Hayward,

HildaNewey and Jenny

Galbraith were third in

the division 2fours

competition, while the

foursteam of Liz

Partridge, Will

Henderson, Terry Green

and Jenny Galbraith won

theirdivision 3

competition.

In AssociationCroquet,

the pairs team of Carol

Kidd andAlister Newey

were second.

RangioraBridge Club

Holiday match: N/S: Pat

Green/Jeanette

Chatterton 1, Judith

Calder/Sarah Waldron 2,

Colleen Adam/Joan Lloyd

3. E/W:Sam Gurney/Tony

Quinlan 1, FernMcRae/

SPORT RESULTS

Jenny Shore2,Ken Johns/

JackLyons 3.

Presidents: N/S:Helen

Phillips/Judith Driver 1,

AdrienneLamb/Joyce

Gray2,Lesley Shipley/

Ann Blackie 3. E/W:Jenny

Roper/Linley Thomas 1,

Pauline Miller/Denis

Milne 2, Fern McRae/

NormShipley 3.

Monday evening: N/S:

Denis Milne/DD 1, Anne

Bagrie/Kate Whitehead 2,

Annette Walker/Jonathan

Sturzaker3.E/W: Kerryn

Lange/Karen Manson 1,

Desley Simpson/Judith

Robinson 2, Murray

Davis/Sharyn Davis3.

Summer pairs: N/S:

HeatherWaldron/Sarah

Waldron 1, David McRae/

FernMcRae 2, Richard

Luisetti/Sue McLlroy 3.

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JackLyon 1, Lynda

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What’s happening in your

community…

New Chief Council Executive Appointed

Mayor Dan Gordon has announced the

appointment of Waimakariri District Council’s new

Chief Executive, Jim Harland.

Most recently Mr Harland was the director

of regional relationships for Waka Kotahi NZ

Transport Agency.

Before joining the transportagencyJim was Chief

Executive of Dunedin CityCouncil for11years.

Priortothat roleheheld the positionofDirector

of Strategy andPolicy, then Policyand Planningat

NorthShore CityCouncil utilising Jim’s background in

planning whereheholds aMasters in Town Planning.

“I am exceptionally pleased to announce the

appointment of Jim as Chief Executive ofthe

Council. The Council and Iare excited about

working with Jim and welcoming him to this new

role,” says Mayor Gordon.

“As anexperienced Chief Executive Jim comes with

significant and strong stakeholder relationships

with iwi, other territorial authorities, central

government, Ministers, the private sector, and

knows the operating landscape of Councils

exceptionally well.

In Jim’s current role he is amember of Greater

Christchurch Partnership and works well with all

of Council’s strategic partners. He brings a

wealth of knowledge and understanding of the

Waimakariri District.

Current Chief Executive Jim Palmer finishes with

the Council in early March aer 17 years with the

organisation. Mr Harland will join the Council in

late March.

Free Travel Period Extended for New

Direct Buses

Environment Canterbury is offering another week

of free travel on the new direct bus services from

Waimakariri to central Christchurch.

“We’ve had excellent feedback from the community,

with people particularly enjoying the extra ‘me

time’ gained on their journey to and from the city.

People returning from their holidays can now also

enjoy this great opportunity to try the new services

for free,” says Cr Clearwater.

Fast and Direct Services, Supported by

Park &Ride Facilities

The 91 Rangiora –City direct and 92 Kaiapoi

–City direct pick up from the Park &Ride

locations, and drop off at key hubs within central

Christchurch, with no stopping along the way. The

aernoon return service is the same.

Each service runs Monday toFriday, with four

trips in the morning to the central city, and five

aernoon trips back to the Park &Rides.

The Park &Ride facilities provide between 40–100

carparks with lighting, security cameras and

facilities for secure bike storage. Parking is free.

Learn more about the Park &Ride facilities.

More Information

The free travel is on the 91 and 92 services only,

until Friday 29 January inclusive. Normal Metro

fares apply on all other services, including the

other routes in the Waimakariri District: 1Rangiora

to Cashmere, 95 Pegasus/Waikuku to City and 97

Pegasus to Rangiora.

Have you signed up for

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Neighbourhood

Barbeques

Come and join your neighbours for aBBQ.

Baker Park, Kaiapoi

Karen Eastwood Park, Pegasus

Pink Elephant Park, Rangiora

Gladstone Park, Woodend

Arlington Park, Rangiora

28January 5-7pm

11 February 5-7pm

18 February 5-7pm

25 February 5-7pm

4March 5-7pm

All ages welcome, for these free nights of fun.

Check the events website link belowfor anycancellation details.

Find out more information here:

waimakariri.govt.nz/community/community-initiatives/

neighbourhood-events

Free Computer Classes

at Waimakariri Libraries

Term 12021

Introduction to Smart Phones

Kaiapoi-Monday 1February 10am-12pm

Oxford -Tuesday2February10am-12pm

Rangiora-Wednesday3February 10am-12pm

Introduction to Digital Banking

Kaiapoi-Tuesday9February 1.30pm-3.30pm

Rangiora-Wednesday10February 10am-12pm

Oxford-Thursday 11 February 10am-12pm

Introduction to Tablets

Kaiapoi-Monday15February 10am-12pm

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Formore information or to book,

phone 03 3118901 or ask at any

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We’ve developed adra Cemetery

Policy to guide how Council cemeteries

are managed day-to-day and want to

hear what you think.

It covers things like:

ABOUT CEMETERIES

• Installation and maintenance of memorial

headstones

• Gravedecoration

• Gravesiteand cemetery maintenance

• Reservationofashes or burial plots

Shareyour thoughts.Feedback is openFriday

15 JanuarytoMonday15February 2021.

Find out more at waimakariri.govt.nz/letstalk

Chisholm

to speak

NEWS


29

Developing

mindfulness

By ROBYN BRISTOW

Matt Chisholm will discuss

the challenges of depression

at the Waiau Town Hall on

April 10.

The former television

personality, whose twopart

documentary Man Enough

aired last year, will share why

he set out on anationwide

campaign to smash the stigma

around mental health and

break the silence around

suicide.

Matt is sharing his insights

to help men become better

connected and to speak out

about their mental health.

He visited rugby clubs,

construction sites,

boardrooms, men’s

barbershops and boxing

gyms, and presents a

thoughtful investigation into

the health of modern Kiwi

men.

The event is being hosted

by the Community Response

Committee, which was

formed after the Covid19

lockdown last year.

The committee, which

operates under the umbrella

of the Amuri Community

Trust, has been fortunate to

receive further funding from

the Ministry of Social

Development to continue its

work connecting people in

communities in the Amuri

district, and to help with their

health awellbeing.

Boost for students ... Year 8students Mila StanleyPihera and Blake Painter with some of the

stationery, which is being distributed free to students.

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Calendars selling fast

By ROBYN BRISTOW

Amberley School studentswill

be starting the school year

with free stationery.

It will be the secondyear

students have started theyear

with theirsupplies fully paid,

thanks to the continued

support of local businesses

and the initiative of the school

fundraising team.

‘‘Teachersand parents love

that every child has all their

booksonday one, ready to

startlearning together,’’

Principal Simon Green says.

An Amberley Businesses

Voucher bookhelpedfund the

stationery previously.This

year, alocal historical

calendar returnstohelp drive

fundraising efforts.

Parentand graphic designer

Laura Cropper has again

workedwith the Kowai

Archives to produce a

calendar showcasing gorgeous

old photos fromthe wider

Amberley region.

Advertising for the calendar

was supplied by local firmsto

support printing costs.

Thisyearthe project was

supportedbyRangiora

Museum, which held some

glassplate negatives which

theyscanned for theschool.

The firstrun of calendars in

2019was asellout, and the

2021edition is headingthe

sameway, with only asmall

number left.

Theycan be boughtfrom a

range of Amberley businesses

including Arthur Burke,the

Amberley Post Shopand Sally

Macs.

Free mindfulness and wellbeing

courses are coming to North

Canterbury.

The Community Mindfulness

Project is acollaboration between

Community Wellbeing North

Canterbury Trust, Mindfulness North

Canterbury and Logan Smythe and

Associates.

The project will offer wellbeing

courses, workshops and podcasts. It is

possible thanks to an AIA Vitality

grant.

The Community Mindfulness

Project went through acompetitive

application process and was one of

only 10 winners across New Zealand to

receive up to $50,000 towards

programmes that make apositive

difference to the health and wellbeing

of local communities.

North Canterbury resident Dean

Logan, afinancial adviser at Logan

Smythe and Associates, says the grant

is an opportunity to make adifference

locally.

‘‘As acurrent board member of

Community Wellbeing North

Canterbury Trust, Irecognise the

importance of health and wellbeing to

athriving community.

‘‘The Community Mindfulness

Project will raise awareness of how to

take care of your mental health and

give people tools and resources to help

them feel good and function well,’’ he

says.

Those who live in the Hurunui or

Waimakariri can apply to attend the

courses and workshops for free.

Anyone keen to attend can register

at mindfulnessnorthcanterbury.

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New role in

community

By ROBYN BRISTOW

Acommunity activatorhas been

appointed for the Amuri district to

help support, connect andstrengthen

communities.

CourtsMcSkimming has been

appointed to the new positionona

parttime basis by the community

response committee.

She will focus on supporting Amuri

communities and work alongside the

community response committee,

formed in

response to

the Covid19

lockdown, to

ensure anyone

in need in

Amuri communities

were

looked after

with food,

supplies, and Courts McSkimming

chats on the

phone.

The position was made possible

throughthe Lottery Covid19

Community Wellbeing Fund, with the

supportofthe Amuri Community

Trust.

Courts has beenanintegral part of

the community, through which she has

demonstrated her passionand love of

the district.

She will work alongside the

committee,engaging with people in

the community, creating opportunities

and spacesfor themtoconnect.

Courts can be contacted at crc.

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the return of Fiona

Pears with Connor Hartley-

Hall performing as the

Gypsy Jazz Duo, an Arts on

Tour NZ event, 8pm Saturday

30th January 2021.

Free supper, alcohol free

event, raffles, CD sales.

Tickets $25 from Sally

Macs Amberley, Stan’s 7

Day Pharmacy Rangiora,

Sefton Garage and via

www.balcairnhall.com.

RANGIORA Country

Music Club night starts

again 3rd February at 7pm.

Venue is the RSA Rangiora.

All welcome.

Enquiries 027 928 1730.

TAI CHI AND

QIGONG

CLASSES

2349305

2348914

Exercise to improve balance,

posture, breathing,

immunity and relax the

body and mind. A great

combination of benefits

New term starting in February.

Check out the website

taichiwell.co.nz or

phone Rose 0274388364

Public Notices

Oxford A&P

Association

Easter Saturday 3April 2021

Entries Close: 28th February

No late entries accepted.

Schedulesavailableonline:

showday.online

SomeTrade and Art/Craft

sites stillavailable

Contact Christine Roberts

E: secretary@oxfordapshow.co.nz

oxfordapshow.co.nz

Kaiapoi Christadelphians

“The Key of Knowledge ..“(Luke 11:52)

WHY CHRISTADELPHIANS

BELIEVE IN THE HOPE

OF ISRAEL

Jesus Christ of the New Testament was aJew

borninIsrael. The historical kingdom of God

was reigned over by King David, in Israel, but

through unfaithful descendants was overturned

until he (Jesus Christ) would come whose right

it is to reign as King. Arighteous King ruling

over the Earth guiding all in his Father’sways.

DVD presentation -Sunday 31 st January, 7.00pm

Kaiapoi Community Centre

Sewell Street

All Welcome

for information -phone03352 5453

Website -bibletruthandprophecy

KATE VALLEY LANDFILL

COMMUNITY TRUST

APPLICATIONS FOR FUNDING

ASSISTANCE

The Trust invites applications from eligible

groups/individuals for grants from the

16th funding round. Application period is

from 1February 2021 to 5March 2021.

Only applications on the 2021 form will

be accepted. Forms are available from

the Hurunui District Library or by emailing

secretaryKVLCT@gmail.com.

An Information evening will be held at the

Waipara Hall on Thursday 11th February

2021, 7:30 - 8:30 pm at which Trustees

will explain the eligibility requirements and

assist with any application questions.

Enquiries should be directed toJulian Ball

on 021 671 721.

2350658

&ASHBURTON 4WD CLUB

4WDSafari

From Lake Heron to southAshburtonthrough

Mt ArrowsmithStation.

SUNDAY,14FEBRUARY

Meet at Mt Somers Domain (oppositeTavern)

between 8-9am forregistration.

Cost $80 per vehicle.

Must be 4X4 vehicleswith lowratio,

current registration and wof.

Pleasebring ownlunch,drinksand sunscreen.

Toilets available.

ContactAlan Wakelin 0274 967136

Proceedstoupgrade the Sharplin FallsTrack

2346688

2350433

2350099

Trade&Services

REMOVALISTS

Movemen Ltd

2Men &agood sized

truck. From $157 per hour

(incl gst). Kaiapoi based.

Call Gerard

027 668 3636

2316549

Situations Vacant

School Bus DriversRequired

Would youliketoearn extraincome whilestill

having mostofyour dayfreeand at the same time

do your community aservice by helpingtoprovide

asafe, high standardofschool transportfor our

region’schildren.

Torlesse Travel has positionsavailable forpart time

schoolbus drivers in Rolleston, Darfield, Oxford

and Rangiora.

If youhaveaClass 2license, aPassenger

Endorsement andare interestedindriving on a

part time basis then this couldbefor you.

Alternatively,ifyou areinterestedinbecoming a

bus driver,wecan provide assistance to help you

achieve the correctlicencing.

If youare interestedinthisrole or wish formore

information, please email.

customerservices@torlessetravel.co.nz

Phone: 021 198 7358

SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS

required for Ohoka School and

Pegasus Bay School.

Casual / Part-Time positions available. Full

training & financial assistance provided for

suitable applicants. Class 2&Pendorsement an

advantage –Newcomers are encouraged to apply.

All enquiries to Karen

(03) 348 0897 /karen@citylinechch.co.nz

2350779

Livestock

Educational

GUITAR &Uke lessons.

Private and group sessions,

beginner to intermediate.

Experienced Rangiora

based tutor. Ph Tim Davis

on 027 489 5957.

Personal

Hi, my name is Tranz

and Iseek a65+ lady

with acar licence and

internet capabilities

who is able to cook.

Iamaretired engineer

so will pay for all fuel

and warrants.

Ph 027 397 8614

for more info.

TEXEL ROMNEY

CROSS Ram lambs. Suitable

for breeding & lifestyle

blocks. Please phone

021 626 449 or 03 385

4966.

TUITION available. Primary

and secondary up to

NCEA level 3. In centre

(Rangiora) or interactive

online from your home.

Each student on an individually

tailored programme.

Kip McGrath Rangiora has

been serving the local community

for 30 +years. Give

us acall (03 313 3638) or

book your free assessment

online https://www.

kipmcgrath.co.nz/rangiora.

ABEL &Prestige Chimney

Cleaning. Nth Cant owned

& operated. Covering all

areas from Waimak to Hanmer.

Professional, guaranteed,

service. Firebox

repairs, carry most parts. Ph

0800 661 244.

For Lease

FOR LEASE

2Industrial Work Shops

with yard areas in

Newnham st Rangiora

Unit 1shed 162 m2 yard

480 m2. Unit 2shed 108

m2 yard 590 m2. Single

& 3 Phase power &

water . Lease terms

negotiable.

Phone 0274342831

2349128

Livestock

HOMEKILL

&Wild Game

Meat Processing

313 0022

2309602MEAT2U.NZ

TEXEL ROMNEY

CROSS ewe lambs, suitable

for breeding stock &

lifestyle blocks. Please

phone 021 626 449 or 03

385 4966.

Trade&Services

SEPTIC TANK

CLEANING

Bill’s Liquid

Waste

You dump it...

Blair pumps it...

Blair Tavendale

Ph 03 314 9371

0275 379-694

2225862

Trade&Services

AFFORDABLE concrete

cutting with quality and

removal work. Free quotes.

No job too small. Ph 027

442 2219, Fax 03 359 6052

or A/H 03 359 4605.

ALL TREE SERVICES,

chopping, pruning, firewood

cut. Affordable &

friendly service. Telephone

021 111 4322.

ARBORIST qualified.

Copper Beech Tree

Services. Tree removal,

pruning, height reduction,

hedge trimming, shaping,

tree planting, firewood.

Free quotes. Contact Angus

Edwards 027 259 6741

copperbeechtreeservices@gmail.com.

BRIAN’S Tree Services.

Tree felling, topping,

shaping, firewood cut, rubbish

removed, stump grinding,

branch chipping.

Affordable rates. Phone 03

327 5505 or 021 124 4894.

BRICK &blocklaying. All

types of work undertaken,

repairs. Phone Hamish

0272 386 003 or 313 5678.

PAINTERS

Reg Tradesman

Interior,exterior.

North Canterbury Painters

specialising in decorating for

over 65 at adiscount rate.

Free quotes.

Covering Nth Canty,Oxford,

Kaiapoi, Rangiora, Amberley.

Rob 03 327 7899

or 027 432 3520 2227597

DIRTY TILES &Grout?

Professional tile cleaning,

tiled shower restorations,

mouldy silcone, shower

glass & we can even

recolour your old grout!

For all your tile and grout

issues call Grout Pro for a

free, no obligation quote.

Ph Darryl 0800 882 772.

FIRE GUARDS Custom

made with safety latch.

Phone 021 169 9066. E:

pjfabricators123@gmail.com.

KITCHEN, bathroom,

renovations, decking,

pergolas, fencing. Honest

reliable licenced builders.

Ph Don 027 727 9162.

METAL WORX. Flashing,

Sheetmetal Fabrication,

Wrought Iron,

Welding, Custom Trailers,

General Metalwork. No job

too big or too small. Ph 021

265 5428 or 03 314 6908.

Find us on facebook/

Glenmark Metal Worx.

glenmarkmetalworx.ltd@gmail.com.

PAINT & wallpaper

services. Wayne Bryant,

exterior, interior. Qualified

tradesman. Free quotes. Ph

313 5337 or 027 654 4568.

PAINTER. Qualified local

professional, Int / Ext,

roofs, wallpaper. Call or

text Corban 027 846 5035.

PLASTIC WELDING

North Canterbury Specialist.

All plastic &fibreglass

repairs. Telephone James

021 180 5103.

Trade&Services

POWER TOOLS repairs,

parts &sales for over 40

years. All main brands serviced.

Grossman Trade

Tools, 23 Watts Road,

Christchurch. Ph389 9230.

RANGIORA Rubbish

Removal and RRR skips.

Wheelie bins any frequency

and skips from 1.5 cube to

9cube. Skips and wheelie

bins for any use, rubbish,

greenwaste, building sites

or just cleanups. Give us a

phone call 313 6957 or for

skips 021 313 255.

ROOFER All roof repairs,

roof painting, water blasting,

moss treatment,

repointing, gutter cleans &

snow straps. And more.

Free quotes. Phone Nathan

027 516 6609.

SCREEN PRINTING.

For all your printing

requirements. T-shirts,

Hoodies, Hi-Vis vests and

polos, Overalls, Caps etc.

Please phone Heather 03

313 0261 or email heather.

norstar@gmail.com.

SHEARER. Hap’s Farm &

Lifestyle Services. Shearing,

crutching, drenching,

tailing, feet trimming &

health check. Trailer, generator

&mobile handpiece

available. Experienced,

reliable and honest. Ph 03

4233713 or 021 267 4025.

SHEEP SHEARING,

drenching, feet trimming.

For Lifestyle blocks. Call

Stu 027 315 6916.

STONEMASON, Brick

and Blocklayer. Earthquake

repairs, grind out and

repoint, River/Oamaru

stone, Schist, Volcanic

rock, paving, all alterations

- new and old. Quality

workmanship. Visit www.

featureworks.co.nz or ph

027 601 3145.

SUMMERFIELD

FENCING

IN YOUR AREA NOW.

Lifestyle or farm, sheep, cattle,

horse, all types of animals.

Fences, yards, sheds, arenas,

shelters, runs.

30+ years contract fencing.

Steve is available to help with

your design &planning.

Ph office03312 4747

2091848

ANTHONY SYMONDS

Forall your painting &

plastering requirements

Local with 30 years

experience

All workmanship

Guaranteed.

Phone 021 344 023

2220615

Pride &Quality Painting

&Decorating Services

20 yrs exp, fast and friendly

service. For all your painting

needs, phone: Martin 310

6187 or 021 128 9867

VALUATION -

Specialising in North Canterbury.

Contact Geoff at

Maxwell Valuation. Phone

03 310 8541 or email

geoff@maxval.co.nz.

WINDOW TINTING

tintawindow

advanced film solutions

99% uv block

fade protection

heat control

reduce glare

25 Years Experience

privacy films

frosting designs

non-darkening films

Workmanship Guaranteed

Lifetime Warranties on Most Films

UV

block

Free Quotes Canterbury and Districts

03 365 3653 0800 368 468

Cars Wanted

CASH 4CARS

and 4WD'S

Phone

Automotive

Parts

03 313 7216

Cars Wanted

CARS, vans, 4WD’s

wanted for dismantling or

repair. Phone 027 258

8366.

Gardening

A+ GARDEN hedges cut

to perfection. Tree &arbor

work. Also spraying. Free

quotes. Ph 03 312 0668 or

021 111 4322.

Pets

BICHON HOMESTAY

for smaller dogs. We look

after your dog in our home.

"No kennels". Phone today

03 314 6110.

Poultry

BROWN SHAVER POL

pullets, order now, ready

Feb, pickup Clarkville,

$30, ph /txt 027 433 7720.

Poultry

BROWN

Pullets, handreared, quiet,

point of lay, $30. Phone

021 062 3835 (Cust ).

Wanted To Buy

PRE 1990’s vehicles suitable

for resurrection and

restoration, not wrecking.

Anything considered, dead

reg ok. Ph 021 227 6878.

Wanted To Buy

SHAVER A FLAT WANTED to

buy, by local cash buyer.

Anything considered.

Please phone Yvonne 021

055 3751.

BUYING estate type old

china, crystal, collectables,

vases. Ph 027 350 3963, or

313 1878.

Wanted To Buy

$$$

Amalgamated Scrap Metal

Ltd. Specialists in farm

machineryand farm clean

ups, old vehicles etc.

100% locally owned.

Ph 0800 030 712 or

027 695 0480.

2312759

CLASSIFIEDS


For Sale

HONEY 4kg bucket

cooking honey, $30 special.

Available at Gracebrook,

Amberley. Telephone 03

314 7076.

ROAD Chief boat trailer,

suitable dinghy, jetski,

motorcycle. Almost new,

very little use $700. Phone

03 261 2181.

Trusted Trades &

Professional Services

31

Garage Sales

DOWNSIZING Saturday

30th January. 20 West Belt,

Rangiora, 8am to when it’s

all gone. Furniture, clothing,

lawnmower,

overlocker, Red Hats clothing

and accessories and

most of everything else you

want or need.

Guide

To book your spaceinthis guide,phoneAmanda Keys 313 2840 or email amanda.keys@ncnews.co.nz

Automotive &Recovery

Builder

DENTURE CLINIC

Butchery

2070788

• WOF Cars &Trailers

• Vehicle Servicing &

Repairs

• Tyres &Punctures

• Jump Starts

•

Towing &Salvage

• Courtesy Car Available

Ph Aaron Rowlands

0272 588 366

13 Stone Eyre Place,

Swannanoa

Eftpos available Mon –Fri 8am –5pm, Sat 9am –1pm

Construction &Concrete

RANGIORA

DENTURE CLINIC

Garry WMechen

Registered Clinical DentalTechncian

Phone (03) 313-9192

38a Ashley Street, Rangiora

OxfordButchery

Shane and Leanne Frahm

We cankill&process yourstock

FourGenerations of Frahms

since 1957

Ph 312 4205

Oxford

Ear Health

1680439

Number one

old-fashioned bacon

&ham curing.

A/H 312 4709

All Construction & Concrete Work

•Driveways, patios &paths

•Bridges and Culverts

•Floors, foundations

•Sheds and buildings

•Dairy Sheds, Herd homes

•Silage pits, effluent ponds

•Excavation and cartage

•Precast concrete

•Insulated panels

Daryl Power

027 230 9401

concretepower@scorch.co.nz

www.concretepower.co.nz

2273277

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NEW N W DENTURES D N ES

*RELINE * *REPAIRS

* I S

HOURS

8.30am -12noon

- Monday to Friday

FREE E CONSULTATION O

AND ADVICE

A V C

For a/h repairs

phone (03) 310-3044

• Ear Health checks.

• Wax removal using Microsuction

• Removal of foreign bodies

• Basic hearing aid care

• ACC provider

• WarVeteran provider

• No medical referral

required

Clinics in Rangiora, Amberley and Kaiapoi

Rest homes/retirement villages, booking by prior arrangement.

Bookings: Online www.earcare.nz |Phone 020 4124 25 25

Email alison@earcare.nz | Ear Care Canterbury

2324849

Electrician

Electrician

Mechanical &Pipe Systems

Motorcycle Service &Repair

Allan Pethig

For all your electrical needs. Residential &Commercial

Phone 03 313 7144

027 432 1534

Fax 03 313 2144

rgrantelectrical@gmail.com

PO Box 69, Rangiora

Plumbing

For all

general

aspects of

plumbing

Discounts for over

65 years old

Fast friendly service

All work guaranteed

Aaron McCartney

Certifying Plumber

Cell 027 366 9091

A/H 03 310 2137

Free Call:

0508 44EVER

EMAIL:

plumber_27@yahoo.com

2172994

Scaffolding

•Edge protection

•Working platform

Phone

0274 366 901

Plans for pricing

jas.rangiorascaffolding@xtra.co.nz

North Canterbury wide

1783878

AARON HARRIS

ELECTRICAL LTD

NEW HOUSES • ALTERATIONS

ELECTRICAL INSPECTIONS • SMART WIRING

SYSTEMS AND MORE...

M: 0275 543 958 E: aaron@ahel.co.nz

YOU

COULD

BE

HERE

Advertise

your business

in our Trades

and Services

Phone

Amanda Keys

on

03 313 2840

2020478

•Upto2”pipethreading &fitting

•Oil lubricationpumprepairs&systems installation

•BulkDieselTank polishing (filtering)

•Industrialservicing andmaintenance

•Based inWaimakaririregion

Tony 027 243 5337

Email:Mpipesystems@gmail.com

Scrap Metal

CASH PAID FOR SCRAP

•Car Bodies •Scrap Steel•Specialists in Farm

Machinery•All non Ferrous

MAINLAND

METALS LTD

Ph (03)338 7000

Mike0274 818544 •Robbie0274818 027

Locally owned and operated

Windows & Doors

WINDOW MARKET PLACE

• New & Used

• Timber & Aluminium

• Windows & Doors

8am-5pm Weekdays

8am-2pm Saturday

215 Waltham Rd, Sydenham

Ph (03) 379 6159 info@windowmarket.co.nz

Fax (03) 962 1012 www.windowmarket.co.nz

1902273

2346458

ncn1242200aa

• Service • Repairs • Tyres

• Motorcycle Rental

•Fully Equipped Workshop •Quality Work •Affordable Rates

Ph: 03 312 0066 |office@motorbiketours.co.nz

www.motorbiketours.co.nz

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“we’re your LOCAL motorcycle guys”

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Visit now toview the paper online &more!

To book your spaceinthis guide,phone Amanda Keys 313 2840 or email amanda.keys@ncnews.co.nz

RangioraToyota

WANTED

Quality used late

modelToyotas.

Contactustoday

if you’relooking

to sell!

2015Nissan Leaf

•30Kw, 86%SOH

•ReverseCamera, Bluetooth

•28,100kms

2008 DaihatsuSirion

•1.3LPetrol5-Speed Manual

•Aircon, AM/FM &Radio

•Done128,890km

$

20,995

$

5,995

2013Toyota Aqua

•1.5LHybrid PetrolAuto

•ParkingSensors NOW

•Bluetooth

2006 Toyota Vitz

•1.3LPetrolAuto

•NZRadio, 5-Door

•Done94,750km

Signature

CLASS

S

WAS$15,995

$

8,995

2013Toyota Prius S

•1.8L Hybrid Petrol Auto

WAS$17,995

$ • Keyless

NOW

14,995 $

12,995

•5-doorHatch

2018 Toyota Yari ris GX

• 1.3L Petrol Auto

•ReverseCamera, Bluetooth

•Done40,400kms

$

18,995

2018 Corolla Sedan GX

•1.8L PetrolAuto, Alloys

•Bluetooth, ReverseCamera

•45,800kms

$

21,995

2009 MazdaDemio

•1.5LPetrolAuto

•Alloys, ReverseCamera

•91,350km

$

8,995

2017 Corolla LevinSX

•1.8L PetrolAuto

•Alloys, Camera

•8,250km

$

24,995

2010 Toyota Prius Silver

•1.8L Hybrid Petrol Auto

•Keyless,Bluetooth

•Done 180,650km

$

8,995

2018 Corolla GX

•1.8L PetrolAuto

•Bluetooth, Camera

•20,850km

$

22,995

2015Toyota Aurion AT-X

•3.5LPetrolV6Auto, Alloys

•Camera, Bluetooth

•100,250km

$

13,995

2019 CamryHybrid GX

•2.5LPetrolHybrid, Alloys

•SafetySense,Camera

•16,250km

$

36,995

2005 Aurion Sport rtivo SX6

•3.5LV6Auto, Alloys

•Spoiler,Sports Seats

•91,300kms

$

10,995

2019 Toyota Yaris

•1.3Lpetrolauto

•Bluetooth, Reversecamera

•24,200km

$

19,995

2018 Corolla GX

•2.0L PetrolAuto

•Satnav,Bluetooth

•Alloys, only 49,000kms

$

23,995

2016 Toyota Aqua

•1.5LpetrolHybridauto

•Climate air

•38,000km

$

14,995

2014 Honda CR-V SportLtd

•2.4LPetrolAuto, AWD

•Leather,Sat/Nav

•68,700km

$

29,995

2019 CamryGXHybrid

•2.5LPetrolHybrid, Alloys

•Bluetooth, Safety Sense

•15,250kms

$ 36,995

2018 Toyota C-HR AWD

•1.2LTurboPetrolAuto

•Toyota Safety Sense,Satnav

•Only 29,700km

$

31,995

2017 Rav4 Limited

•2.5LPetrolAutoAWD

•Leather,Sunroof

•Only 26,400km

$

35,995

2018 Highlander GX

•3.5LPetrol, 8-speed auto

•7-seater, Bluetooth

•Camera, 56,100km

$

42,995

2018 Highlander GXL

•3.5LPetrolAWD,Alloys

•7-Seater,Satnav, Leather

•29,700kms

$

47,995

2018 Highlander GX

•3.5LPetrol6-speedauto

•Bluetooth, camera

•Cruise control, 55,800km

$

42,995

2017Highlander GXL

• 3.5L PetrolAuto, Leather

• 7-Seater, Satnav, Keyless

•Done 29,000kms

$

47,995

2018 Highlander GXL

•3.5LPetrol8-Speed Auto

•Leather,Satnav

•59,500km

$

44,995

2010 LandRoverDiscovery SE

•3.0L TurboDieselV6

WAS$31,995

•Leather,7Seater

•Climate Air

2016 HiluxSR5 Prerunner

•2.8L Turbo Diesel Auto2WD

2017 Ford Ranger XLT

•3.2Lturbo diesel auto, 2WD

2020 HiluxSRExtra Cab

1997Nissan Caravan

•3.0L dieselmanual

•11-seater,daytimelights $

•132,800km 9,995

NOW •2.8L Turbo Diesel Manual4WD

$

29,995

•Satnav,ReverseCamera $ •Wildtrak lid

•Bluetooth

$

•66,950 38,995

$

•Facelift model 34,995 •Only250kms 48,495

Percival Street,Rangiora • Ph (03) 313-8186any time • www.rangiora.toyota.co.nz

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FINANCE &INSURANCE AVAILABLE

THE

SALE

TEN DAYS OFSAVINGS

STARTS FRIDAY 29 JANUARY 9:30AM

29 JANUARY –7FEBRUARY

WOMENSWEAR |LINGERIE |WOMENS SHOES

ATRIUM |CONTEMPORARY LOUNGE |ACCESSORIES

COSMETICS |CHILDRENSWEAR |MENSWEAR

MENS SHOES |MENS GIFTING |BED &BATH

LUGGAGE |PANTRY |HOME &LIVING |COOK &DINE

POTTERY BARN |POTTERY BARN KIDS |WEST ELM

OFFERS INSTORE ONLY

UP TO 50% OFF

SELECTED MENSWEAR

UP TO 50% OFF

SELECTED WOMENSWEAR

SHOP THE SALE FOR

10 DAYS OF SAVINGS

29 JANUARY –7FEBRUARY

EXTENDED STORE HOURS

FRIDAY 29JANUARY /9.30AM-7PM

SATURDAY 30 JANUARY /9AM-6PM

UP TO 50% OFF

SELECTED CHILDRENSWEAR

UP TO 50% OFF

SELECTED ACCESSORIES

NORMAL STORE HOURS THEN RESUME

OPEN ON WAITANGI DAY 6FEBRUARY 10AM-5PM

WWW.BALLANTYNES.CO.NZ/OPENING-HOURS

The Sale TIP

HIGH ST

UP TO 50% OFF

SELECTED HOMEWARES

UP TO 50% OFF

SELECTED FOOTWEAR

If you’re shopping inChristchurch, we recommend

parking inthe Lichfield Street Carpark as it’s the

closest to the store and isfully undercover. You can

even take the yellow lift (as opposed to the red or

purple lifts) to bring you straight to the store -ideal

for aquick entry!

P

CASHEL ST

BALLANTYNES

LICHFIELD ST

COLOMBO ST

P

THE

SALE

TEN DAYS OF SAVINGS

STARTS

FRIDAY 29 JANUARY

9:30AM

NOW ACCEPTING:

Instore Only, City Mall, Christchurch. PHONE (03) 379 7400

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