Bay Harbour: February 03, 2021

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2021
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Quake exhibition
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Lyttelton resident Juliet Neill
led a deputation to the Banks
Peninsula Community Board
meeting on Monday to discuss
the concern.
“There have been eight fires
in the Port Hills in the last six
weeks. Increasing dry winds and
soaring temperatures, along with
poor planning, human error
and arson will ensure the fires
continue,” she said.
“The city council has declared
a climate emergency and we are
hoping the board will act as a
conduit encouraging the council
to make fire prevention a part of
their response.”
Neill, also supported by Ken
Maynard and Jenny Healey of
the Lyttelton Residents Association
and Cass Bay Residents Association
respectively, expressed
three areas of concern about fire
management.
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exotic trees including pines
and eucalyptus in the harbour
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clear dead debris from the
forest floors and replace the exotic
trees with more fire resistant
natives.
Corsair Bay resident,
Simon Thomas, has worked
as a member of the rural fire
service in Australia and knows
from experience how volatile
eucalyptus trees can be. There is
a stand on the edge of the reserve
above the Corsair Bay car park.
“Were they on our own land,
we would have removed them
long ago. There are often very
strong blustery winds which
push directly from the car park
towards our house, which is a
particular concern given people
camp there and make barbecues,”
he said.
Neill said: “The lack of fire
strategies is also a big problem.
“Fire and Emergency NZ
is great in helping to raise
awareness of what to do in the
event of a fire but there are little
plans or advice on mitigation.
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‘Flag it’ – this is not good enough either
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• By Samantha Mythen
CHRISTCHURCHNZ
has done a U-turn over
its controversial move to
Christchurchise Lyttelton.
But the city council’s tourism
and economic arm appears
to have made another
public relations blunder – it
has replaced the contentious
Christchurch and Ōtautahi
street flags with the red and
black of Canterbury.
Lyttelton
Harbour
Business
Association
chairwoman,
Vicki Tahau-
Paton, said
Vicki Tahau
Paton
the change to
red and black
flags was an
inadequate
response to the community’s
concerns.
“The businesses in Lyttelton
have worked incredibly
hard to keep their identities
unique. Their hard work and
successes is not because they
belong to the city council
but because they are in Lyttelton,”
she said.
Bay Harbour News readers
and Facebook posters want
the street flags to display the
te reo Māori name for Lyttelton,
Ōhinehou.
ChristchurchNZ’s change
comes after it said two weeks
ago there was no budget to
change the wording of the
flags. But the Canterbury
flags appear to have come
at no cost. They have been
dragged out of storage.
The Canterbury flags
were flown in Lyttelton last
year before being replaced
with the Christchurch and
Ōtautahi.
John
McLister
Said
Lyttelton
resident John
McLister: “So
in response
to Lyttelton
wanting a flag
that represents
the town,
Christchurch-
NZ gets the
Crusaders flags out of storage.
“If the lads were coming
to the port for a game, great.
But as this is unlikely. Again
we have flying in the heart of
the village something of no
relevance to our place.
“Time to flag it ChristchurchNZ.”
Tahau-Paton said the red
and black flags were “pretty
generic.”
Last year, she spoke to to
Deputy Mayor and Banks
Peninsula Ward city councillor,
Andrew Turner about
whether the Canterbury
flags would be replaced.
Tahau-Paton said other
business owners were not
surprised with the generic
flag replacement.
“It is the council’s attempt
to keep the peace,” she said.
Turner met with
ChristchurchNZ last week
and now believed the main
issue had now been resolved.
“The immediate problem
has been solved by replacing
the Ōtautahi flags with
something more generic,”
he said.
“The reality is that currently
there are not Lyttelton
specific flags available at the
moment.
“Other parts of the city
may expect something more
specific then too if the flags
were Lyttelton specific.
“If the opportunity for
Lyttelton specific flags arose
in the future, I would welcome
this discussion.”
He was pleased
ChristchurchNZ had
taken on the community’s
concerns and had acted
quickly in resolving the
main issue.
“This shows the value of
community involvement
and the importance of the
community speaking out
and sharing their concerns,”
Turner said.
A ChristchurchNZ
spokesperson told Bay
Harbour News: “We are continually
assessing our street
banners strategy, including
how we may incorporate the
individual character of city’s
various localities.”
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Wednesday February 3 2021
Quake exhibition a chance to reflect and
• By Samantha Mythen
TEN YEARS after the February
22, 2011, earthquake devastated
Mt Pleasant, the community is
curating an exhibition to reflect
and remember.
Made up of their own stories,
photographs and artwork, the
exhibition
will reflect
Mt Pleasant
locals’ experience
of the
earthquake.
Linda
Rutland, a
resident of
Linda Rutland
27 years,
was president
of the Mt Pleasant Memorial
Community Centre & Residents
Association in 2011. Rutland was
in charge of their earthquake
recovery co-ordination and is
helping organise the exhibition.
“We are hosting the exhibition
to help the community take
stock of what happened at the
time and reflect on the recovery
over the years. It’s also important
to remember the residents in our
local area who died,’’ she said.
“It will bring all of our individual
stories together to present the
whole picture of how important
community is.”
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be a quick recovery and the reality
on the ground.
He also saw a statement made
by Rutland in the media that one
third of houses would have to be
rebuilt in Mt Pleasant. Disbelieving
it would be that high, he
then decided to set forth into the
streets of Mt Pleasant to find out
for himself.
After surveying the 1700
residences, he realised Rutland’s
estimate was about right.
“After 10 years, Linda was
DISASTER:
The original
Mt Pleasant
Memorial
Community
Centre after
February
22, 2011,
earthquake. It
was significantly
damaged and
has since been
replaced with a
new building.
PHOTO: GEOFF
SLOAN
only a couple of percentages out.
She was far more accurate than
anything reported by the Government,”
Aldridge said.
Aldridge hopes that the exhibition
will become an archive of
lessons for the future.
“We lacked knowledge of how
to cope in a disaster such as the
earthquake and the recovery
afterwards. I’m hoping we have
learned something for the future
when a big disaster occurs
again.”
Mt Pleasant was located
close to the epicentre and
situated directly along the fault
line which meant the quake
caused extensive damage to the
area.
Rock fall, landslides and
tension cracks along Mt
Pleasant’s tussock covered cliffs
meant many
houses in the
area had to be
evacuated.
Sewer
pipes were
broken, the
area saw large
Tony Aldridge
amounts of
liquefaction,
and residences
were without electricity and
water services for a week.
In spite of the ongoing
dangers to residents, there
was a significant increase
in community spirit. The
community centre was destroyed
and as it was owned by the
resident association, they had
to fundraise for its rebuild
themselves.
Said Rutland: “The earthquake
was absolutely dreadful and it
woke our community up making
us realise that we depend on
each other.”
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remember
She senses this community has
begun to weaken and is hoping
the exhibition will remind people
how important a strong community
is for resilience, especially
to cope with potential future
disasters.
They are hoping at least 100
people will submit their story
ensuring the exhibition can be
a rich and full account of what
happened.
Marty Henderson, who was
chairman of the Mt Pleasant
School board of trustees during
the earthquake and recovery, is
helping to involve the school and
its students in the exhibition.
The residents’ association
is currently calling for more
submissions from local residents.
You can submit photos of house
or street/area damage, personal
stories, poetry or artwork related
to your earthquake experience.
•For more information see
https://www.mpcc.org.nz/
earthquake-memorialexhibition
or email linda.
rutland@xtra.co.nz.
SIGNIFICANT: Damage on Main Rd after the February 22,
2011, earthquake.
Fire management plan
for Lyttelton wanted
• From page 1
The group would like to see
a fire management plan put in
place for Lyttelton and the surrounding
areas.
Of final concern was power
lines running through pine
forests with high winds causing
them to brush again the trees.
This was the cause of the
January 19 fire in Cass Bay (right).
Said Healey: “It is ridiculous
that back-up power lines are
being used when there are such
high winds.”
FENZ area commander Dave
Stackhouse said there was a
meeting in early December with
Lyttelton residents to talk about
fire mitigation methods.
“We are also planning similar
meetings in Akaroa, Sumner and
other local communities.”
Banks Peninsula Community
Board Lyttelton member Tyrone
Fields said the meeting in
December primarily focused on
what individual homeowners
can do to mitigate fire risks.
The deputation told the community
board on Monday it
wants to see larger plans put in
place by the council in relation to
their climate change response.
Neill said: “We do not want
to see everything we love go up
in flames. The problem of fires
is not going to disappear, it is
only going to get worse. Climate
change is of huge concern and
there needs to be more planning
for fire mitigation.”
She called for the board to
pressure the city council to act
urgently.
A city council spokesperson
said the increasing wildfire risk
on the Port Hills and Banks
Peninsula has been highlighted
as an issue in its climate change
risk assessment.
“It will be a part of a number
of work programmes in our
climate change strategy that goes
to council later this year,” the
spokesperson said.
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support for the proposed design and a
lower speed limit in Main Rd.
The Linwood-Central-
Heathcote Community Board
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and construction phase of the
Moncks Bay section – excluding
a speed limit change – following
community consultation late last
year.
It has recommended that the
move to 40km/h from the present
50km/h go to the city council’s urban
development and transport committee for
approval.
Board chairwoman Alexandra Davids
said a “complete coastal pathway is now in
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The proposal also includes
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Said city council head of transport
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crash probability and severity. The higher
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“The final section has required
detailed planning in order to successfully
navigate the construction of a
potentially very busy corridor alongside
the water’s edge,” said Davids.
“Most people have welcomed the proposed
lower speed limit, new pedestrian
islands and intersection upgrades for
Main Rd to help keep everyone safe as
more pedestrians and cyclists travel
through the area.”
Work on the Moncks Bay section is
expected to start by the middle of the year.
Feedback called for over
lowering speed limit plan
the most experienced drivers,
along with those who
take major risks to pass
trucks, caravans or cars
pulling trailers.
“Accident figures show
that there are significant
benefits from reducing
speed limits from 50km/h
to 40km/h in townships.”
Among the proposed
changes are lower speed
limits – from 100km/h to 60km/h – for
the Purau to Port Levy route and parts
of Pigeon Bay, Puaha Valley, Little River,
Okuiti Valley, the Southern Bays and
Birdlings Flat.
Feedback to the city council closes on
February 25.
If approved, the speed limit changes are
expected to be in place by the middle of
this year.
HAVE YOUR SAY
What do you think of the reduced
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Surf lifesaving club’s new building to open on Sunday
• By Samantha Mythen
AFTER 10 years of development,
the Taylors Mistake Surf Living
Saving Club will open the doors
to its new clubhouse on Sunday.
Said club president Viv
Bickley: “It is a fantastic
achievement at the end of a long
journey. The clubhouse is a huge
asset to members and the wider
community.”
The original clubhouse had
been out of action since earthquake
damage on February 22,
2011. In its place, the club had
been functioning out of three
Portacoms on site.
Alongside allowing the club to
continue is lifeguard work, Bickley
explained the purpose-built
clubhouse would aid in lifeguard
development and training.
The new facilities include a
ASSET: The Taylors Mistake Surf Lifesaving Club’s new
building will be opened on Sunday.
patrol room where lifeguards
can monitor the beach, changing
rooms and toilets, a kitchen,
administration room, family
room and lounge. There is also
a decked out first-aid room with
a hospital bed, defibrillator and
oxygen access.
The main pavilion featured
can also be used by community
groups.
Finally, there is a purpose-built
gear shed.
“Our clubhouse has the same
footprint as the old building in
that it is small, but it has everything
we need and more,” said
Bickley.
On January 23, Māui Stuart of
Te Hapu O Ngati Wheke in Rapaki
had blessed the clubhouse
in a dawn ceremony giving
Mauri (life-force) to the new
building.
“The significance of this blessing
was to awaken the Mauri
that had been resting, and that
all those who walk the path
which we walked for the first
time that morning, may do it
with pride and dignity,” said
Stuart.
Said Bickley: “The club has
enjoyed working with Ngāti
Wheke throughout the building
process, and is committed
to doing so on an ongoing
basis. Our members and the
public that attended the blessing
found it very moving, and fitting
for the occasion.”
The opening event will feature
the gifting of a pare by Stuart.
Carved out of kauri, which has
a significant connection to the
sea, the pare was designed and
created by Damian Mackie, also
of Te Hapū o Ngāti Wheke.
The club has over 350 members.
This summer, the lifeguards
have performed over 1821 patrol
hours, completing 2100 preventative
actions involving around
4000 members of the public.
All are welcome to attend the
opening.
ESTUARY MATTERS
Work continues to improve habitat for wildlife
The Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust is a
non-profit organisation formed to protect one of
New Zealand’s most important coastal wetlands.
Each week, board members will discuss matters
regarding the estuary, its rich history and what
makes it unique. This week Tanya Jenkins writes
about the islands in McCormacks Bay
SANCTUARY: Each of the three islands in McCormacks Bay
has a name and a purpose.
DID YOU know that the three
small Islands in McCormacks Bay
Reserve (inland of the causeway
and at the base of Mt Pleasant)
have official names?
In 1993 plans by the city council
were implemented to improve
the habitat for wildlife. Native
trees and shrubs were planted,
and three islands constructed
to provide safe areas for birds to
roost.
The city council agreed to allow
the then Sumner-based environment
group Friends of the Estuary
to organise a name the islands
competition.
As a result the islands are now
called Torea Island, which is the
Maori name for a commonly
found estuary bird the oystercatchers;
Rescue Island, for the
role it plays in preventing bird
decline by providing a safe area
for birds to roost; and Geoffrey de
Thier Island, to pay tribute to the
late de Thier who was a founding
member of the now defunct
Combined Estuary Association.
He was a major player in saving
McCormacks Bay from being
filled in which was being considered
in the 80s.
Six years ago, the Avon-Heathcote
Estuary Ihutai Trust collaborated
with city council park
ranger Andrew Crossland and
as a result developed a plan to
further improve the bay, providing
birds with sedges planted in
the mud to safely hide amongst
while feeding.
A group of local residents,
Ferrymead Rotary and trust
members under the supervision
of park ranger Matt Rose meet
every third Sunday afternoon of
each month between 2-4pm.
The groups weed, plant, mulch,
prune, water plants and collect
litter receive updates from Matt
and share afternoon tea.
As a reward for these working
sessions more birds can be spotted
in and around McCormacks
Bay than ever before.
Spoonbills are seen regularly on
the islands, increased numbers
of white-faced herons, pied stilts
and kingfishers have shown the
success when city council and
communities work together.

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The Chills, Zed to fill void at Selwyn Sounds
AUSTRALIAN-based Jon
Stevens and his band have
had to pull out of the Selwyn
Sounds fifth anniversary music
festival because of Covid-19
restrictions.
He has been replaced by
the addition of two New
Zealand music icons in The
Chills and Zed for the big music
festival at Lincoln Domain on
March 6.
Promoter David Parlane said
Stevens had no choice but to stay
in Australia because of the Covid-19
restrictions and changes in
Australia and New Zealand.
Stevens said he was “absolutely
gutted” he wouldn’t be able to
headline Selwyn Sounds.
“As a proud Kiwi, I truly appreciate
all the support I receive
from my home country and look
forward to returning home soon
… Te Aroha ki te katoa”
Zed and The Chills will be part
of a who’s who of some of the
best New Zealand music talent at
Selwyn Sounds.
They will join Stan Walker,
The Jordan Luck Band, Annie
Crummer, Jason Kerrison – OP
Shop, Che Fu – Super Groove,
Rodney Fisher - Goodshirt, The
Lady Killers – Tina Cross, Jackie
Clarke and Suzanne Lynch, Hello
Sailor and the Automatic 80s.
Zed (above) and The Chills will join a stellar line-up at
Lincoln Domain on March 6.
Said Parlane: “New Zealand is
extremely fortunate to be in this
situation and many countries
around the world, artists, fans
can only wish to once again have
live music.
“The health, safety, and wellbeing
of our ticket-holders is
our No 1 priority and several
new measures have been added
to ensure this. But they can also
help by scanning the QR codes,
ensure hands are sanitised,
Bluetooth on and let us make it a
day for us all to remember. “
• For tickets go to www.
selwynsounds.co.nz
Approximate times for
Selwyn Sounds
11am – Hello Sailor
Noon – The Chills
1.35pm – Kiwi 7 – Annie
Crummer, Jason Kerrison,
Rodney Fisher, Che Fu and
The Lady Killers – Tina Cross,
Jackie Clarke and Suzanne
Lynch
3.10pm – Auto 80s
4.40pm – Zed
5.55pm – Jordan Luck
7.30pm – Stan Walker
Readers respond to the
debate over the Otautahi
and Christchurch flags in
Lyttelton, and whether
‘Wh’ should be added to
Akaroa.
Christchurch City Council
continues to apply its ‘one
size fits all’ policy in relation
to Te Pātaka o Rākaihautū/
Banks Peninsula. Installing
banners around Lyttelton,
saying nothing more than
“Christchurch”, is in my view a
waste of $22,124 of ratepayers’
money as well as being
ineffective advertising and/or
branding by ChristchurchNZ.
When the ‘Welcome to
Historic Akaroa’ sign was
installed in 2012 containing an
image of the museum’s French
cottage, complete with fleur-delis
and ‘au revoir’ on the back,
it was criticised as not being
“French” enough. The inclusion
of harere mai was thought by
some to be inappropriate.
The use of Otautahi/
Christchurch is now well
established. It is time to use
both Maori and European place
names with regard to Ohinehou/
Lyttelton and Whakaroa/Akaroa
working in association with
Ngai Tahu and Christchurch
City Council. – V Andrews
Not just the wrong names,
but a complete lack of
creativity – white letters on
a red background – a carbon
copy of every car yard’s sale
sign. They look like someone is
trying to flog off a thing called
Christchurch at a discount price.
– J McLister
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The February meetings of the Banks Peninsula Reserve Management
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Date Time Committee and Venue
3 7.30pm Cass Bay Reserve Management Committee, Steadfast
Community Hall, Governors Bay Road, Cass Bay
8 7.00pm Lyttelton Reserves Management Committee, Community
Board Room, 25 Canterbury Street, Lyttelton
9 5.30pm Okains Bay Reserve Management Committee, Okains Bay
Community Hall, Okains Bay Road, Okains Bay
9 5.30pm Garden of Tane Reserve Management Committee,
Coronation Library, 103 Rue Jolie, Akaroa 7520
15 5.30pm Duvauchelle Reserve Management Committee,
Duvauchelle Community Centre, 6039 Christchurch
Akaroa Road, Duvauchelle
15 6.00pm Lyttelton Recreation Grounds Reserve Management
Committee, Community Board Room, 25 Canterbury
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18 4.00pm Pigeon Bay Reserve Management Committee
Meeting, Pigeon Bay Hall, Wharf Road, Pigeon
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21 4.00pm Le Bons Bay Reserve Management
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we’ve got you sorted for
those long weekend projects
Black+Decker
Heat Gun
1750 Watt
Ideal for stripping
paint, varnishes and
adhesives.
219674
Was $39.95
now
Big range, low price, local advice
$34 95
Makita
Circular Saw 185mm
Soft grips for added control
and comfort. Single actions
lever for quick adjustment of
cutting depth.
270605
Bosch
DIY Router 1200 Watt
Enables DIYers to rout
grooves, edge profiles, or even
special mouldings.
267216
power through your project!
Black+Decker
Electric Line Trimmer 550 Watt
Has an innovative automatic line feed
system. 28cm cutting swath for fast,
efficient cutting.
333982
$155 $169
Black+Decker
Drill Driver Kit 18 Volt
Includes 1.5Ah battery and
400m charger.
348328
Karcher
Full Control Deck Waterblaster
Ideal for cleaning patios, decks, fences,
outdoor furniture and cars.
347451
Black+Decker
Hedge Trimmer
600 Watt
Ideal for medium sized
hedges. Cuts branches
up to 35mm thick.
333984
$79 99 $99
$93 99
Was
$329
$349
now
Sort your project now.
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Pay it in 4.
Always interest-free.
On purchases between $50 - $2000.
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Bahco
Hand Saw
475mm. 8 point.
253732
Tajima
Heavy Duty Knife
Includes 3 spare blades in storage
case. Super heavy duty. Ultrasharp
25mm wide x 0.7mm thick.
251470
$12 93 $18 98
get hands on this long weekend!
Number 8
Adjustable Wrench Set 3 Piece
Includes 150mm, 200mm and 350mm.
229281
Fuller
Heavy Duty Staple Gun
6-14mm. Suitable for insulation,
house wrap, roofing, wiring,
carpeting, upholstery and many
other jobs.
276074
$21 88 $29 97
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Lufkin
Tape Measure 30mm x 8m
Toughest tape to ever hit jobsite. Ability to survive a 30m drop.
353042
Jobmate
Metal Folding
Saw Horse
500kg weight bearing
capacity. H: 757mm, W:
1055mm, D: 593mm.
349747
Workpro
Kitchen Tool
Kit 100 Piece
Assortment of tools
for common DIY jobs.
363791
Earn & spend
$49 98 $59 them here! 98
$68 97
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Spruce up the house
inside and out
BUy 2
AND GET
25% OFF
Get 25% off all Wattyl paints, primers, sealers, stains
and oils when you purchase 2 of the same Wattyl item.
Terms & Conditions apply. Valid from 4-28 February 2021. In-store only, while
stocks last. Excludes accessories, cleaners, 8Ls, aerosols and accent paints.
Wattyl
Forestwood Deck and
Furniture Oil 5 Litre
Ideal for use on most decking a
garden furniture. It adds colour
to the timber but allows the
grain to show through.
360275
Was
$56
$76.98
now
98
Wattyl
Solagard
Exterior Semi-
Gloss Paint 10
Litre
Tough and durable
exterior acrylic paint
which offers protection
for your home in any
weather or climate.
360243
$179
PAL
Fencemaster
Block Brush
130mm. To use with fence
paint or stains. Soft grip.
Easy clean. Easy flow.
219560
Accent
Roller Kit 5 Piece
Ideal for smooth surfaces.
Recommended for use
with water-based paint.
Easy clean roller sleeve.
174932
ScotchBlue
Painters Masking Tape
18mm x 55mm. Removes cleanly. Medium adhesive.
364022
Accent
Methylated Spirits 1 Litre
Cleaner of most surfaces including floors,
glass and some painted surfaces.
362156
Was
$10
$13.53
now
$7 99 $4 98
Valspar
Interior Low Sheen Paint 10 Litre
Designed to protect and decorate your home. Ideal for
covering most interior surfaces.
277533
Selleys
No More Gaps
Multipurpose Sealant
Weather resistant. Easy water
clean-up. Low toxic, low odour.
370661
$12 04 FREE Resene Thermo Bottle!
Number 8
Paint Brush Set 10 Piece
Leaves a smooth finish. Brush sizes: 2 x 12mm, 2 x 25mm, 2 x
38mm, 2 x 50mm, 2 x 63mm.
287458
Werner
Work Platform
Platform legs lock securely in place when in use and fold
underneath platform for compact storage. H: 510mm, W:
300mm, L: 1000mm.
187520
Was
$116
$155
now
25
$5 83 $13 98 $110
Resene
Ceiling Paint
Waterborne Flat
10 Litre
For use on ceilings in
living rooms, bedrooms
and dining rooms.
Inhibits mould growth.
Not recommended for
bathrooms, kitchens
and laundries.
355092
Resene
Low Sheen Interior
Paint 10 Litre
Suitable for use on timber,
wallpaper, wallboards,
concrete and plaster in
bedrooms or living areas.
356538
$129 $209
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Resene Premium Paints,
Wood Stains, Primers or
Seaters and get a FREE
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Limit 1 per customer.
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Garden and
landscape projects
Fiskars
Softgrip Wavy Blade
Hedge Sheers
Ideal for trimming hedges and bushes.
120893
Taurus Garden
Compost bin 240 Litre
Easy to assemble. Supplied
with comprehensive
composting guide. Made
in NZ from recycled
polypropylene.
235400
Buxus Sumpervirens
Graham Blandy
Needs little trimming to maintain shape.
343435
Tui
All Purpose Potting Mix
40 Litre
Formulated to give the best start
to your indoor and outdoor plants
in pots, containers and hanging
baskets.
139613
$39 98
$22 98 $77 60
each
$28 PER
$45 99 $84 98 $11 98
Tesselaar
PAC
Osteopermum
Number 8
Comprosma
Geranium Cassiopeia
Blushing
Weedmat
Sunrise 2.5 Litre
150mm Dark Red
Beauty 1.5 Litre
Premium grade, spunbounded
Striking, evergreen plant
Tolerates dryness. 40cm high
Will grow in any
weedmat, ideal for commercial
growing to 1m high.
tall. Full sun.
climate and has
and domestic gardening jobs.
321530
319144
a strong weather
Suppresses weeds.
293859
tolerance. Very free
flowering and easy to
grow. Perfect for pots
and garden beds.
369580
$18 47 $14 79 $18 89
$17 88
Number 8
Walk-In
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Greenhouse
Sturdy, space
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GARDEN SLEEPERS
BULk BINS- WE hAvE OvER 40!
assembly. Protects
against pests and
Macrocarpa Sleepers
the weather. H:
Various lengths Great for
195cm, W: 143cm,
raised gardens, garden
Medium Prem Nuggets
D: 73cm.
edging, or low retaining walls
340697
and other non-structural
landscaping projects.
$79 99
$29
From
67
each
$34 PER
SCOOP
Kiwicare
Turfclean Ultra
Railway Sleepers
Concentrate 200ml
2.1m length. Great for raised gardens,
Selective weed control.
garden edging or low retaining walls.
Kills more weeds faster.
Visible effects within hours.
Garden Mix
368964
Forest Floor
$28 PER
SCOOP
Oamaru Pebble
$65 PER
SCOOP
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