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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, <strong>2021</strong><br />
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Call to keep 70km/h speed<br />
Four Square Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> owners<br />
James Grant and Laura Palmer with their daughter Harriet.<br />
limit on Humphreys Drive<br />
Concern also<br />
over longer<br />
commuting<br />
times through<br />
Woolston Village<br />
• By Samantha Mythen<br />
LINWOOD-Central-Heathcote<br />
community board member<br />
Darrell Latham wants the city<br />
council to keep Humphreys Drive<br />
at 70km/h.<br />
He is concerned the proposed<br />
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commuter times for motorists<br />
driving into the city.<br />
“Given the recent speed reductions<br />
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transit times for residents commuting<br />
to the city are likely to<br />
increase,” he said.<br />
“The route via Humphreys<br />
Drive provides an alternative and<br />
quicker option for many coastal<br />
residents.”<br />
The city council is proposing<br />
to reduce the current 70km/h<br />
speed to 60km/h in an effort to<br />
make it safer for both cyclists and<br />
motorists who share the road.<br />
• Turn to page 7<br />
Brand-new Four Square<br />
opens in Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
iamond <strong>Harbour</strong> is due to get a brand<br />
new Four Square. Opening its doors<br />
Don Tuesday 10th <strong>August</strong>, the purposebuilt<br />
store, which is located at Shop 5,<br />
143 Marine Drive, will be owned and operated<br />
by two familiar faces, James Grant and Laura<br />
Palmer, currently the operators of the nearby<br />
On The Spot store.<br />
For James and Laura, opening a Four Square<br />
Supermarket turns a long-held family dream<br />
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“We’re really excited about opening the new<br />
store, the Four Square is four times the size of<br />
our previous place, which means we can offer<br />
so much more to this awesome community.”<br />
The new store will feature a wide selection<br />
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Owner operator James says the whole family<br />
can’t wait to open up shop. “We’re all up there,<br />
but I think our daughter Harriet is the most<br />
excited about the opening of the new store.<br />
Since moving to Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> four years<br />
ago, we’re proud to call this community home<br />
and feel privileged to be working alongside our<br />
team of ten. We’ll be looking to take on some<br />
more team members to help us over the busy<br />
Christmas and summer period.”<br />
Four Square Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> officially<br />
opens on Tuesday 10th <strong>August</strong> with an<br />
official ribbon cutting at 9am. Everyone’s<br />
invited, so feel free to come and see us,<br />
there will be free coffees all day and we’ll<br />
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CYCLE SAFETY: The city council is proposing to the lower<br />
the speed limit on Humphreys Drive to 60km/h. Speed<br />
through Woolston Village is set at 30km/h.<br />
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Sumner residents Steve and<br />
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Lang has been the face of<br />
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The new owners are also<br />
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Wednesday <strong>August</strong> 4 <strong>2021</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News 3<br />
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New owners for the Hollywood<br />
• By Samantha Mythen<br />
ONLINE BOOKING capacity,<br />
upgraded seats, mums and<br />
babies sessions, and a bar and<br />
snack option are some of the new<br />
features the Hollywood Cinema<br />
in Sumner could see in place<br />
after new owners take over in<br />
September.<br />
Two Sumner families who have<br />
lived in the area for more than<br />
30 years combined will be at the<br />
helm: Steve Jukes, who bought<br />
half of the business and building<br />
in 2016, and his wife Melanie,<br />
along with Aluminé and Murray<br />
Kennedy.<br />
The families had been silent<br />
partners in the business for the<br />
past five years.<br />
Lang Masters, who has owned<br />
the cinema for more than 60<br />
years, will still very much be a<br />
part of the team, said Aluminé<br />
Kennedy.<br />
“We have big shoes to fill,” she<br />
said.<br />
Masters turned 90 in April<br />
and often still works seven days<br />
a week.<br />
“I will miss the theatre but I’ve<br />
been here long enough now,” he<br />
said.<br />
“I am pleased I’ll still be able<br />
to stay on in some capacity<br />
though.”<br />
Masters will continue to<br />
help with bookings and movie<br />
LOOKING AHEAD: Two Sumner families will take over Sumner’s Hollywood Cinema in<br />
September when Lang Masters (below) steps aside.<br />
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN<br />
selections while the handover<br />
takes place.<br />
Aluminé Kennedy said:<br />
“People will notice little things<br />
changing but it will be a long<br />
process.”<br />
The new owners want the<br />
theatre to be community-focused<br />
and to meet the needs of both<br />
people living there and visitors<br />
who come to Sumner for<br />
“a day out.”<br />
They have already called out<br />
to the community for feedback<br />
and have received numerous<br />
responses, including requests<br />
for better soundproofing and<br />
heating.<br />
Many people have also offered<br />
to volunteer at the cinema.<br />
NEWS 3<br />
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grassed area of Beachville<br />
Esplanade. It has also requested<br />
the city council investigate the<br />
cost of fully replacing the turf.<br />
The grass area has been in a poor<br />
condition since seawall works<br />
were undertaken and it continues<br />
to have areas of bare ground and<br />
weeds.<br />
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<strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News Wednesday <strong>August</strong> 4 <strong>2021</strong><br />
4<br />
NEWS<br />
• By Chris Barclay<br />
A DECADE on from the<br />
earthquakes, 103 people<br />
who received physical and<br />
psychological injuries – or<br />
both – still have active claims<br />
with ACC, with financial<br />
commitments still significant<br />
despite numbers gradually<br />
decreasing.<br />
Figures obtained by <strong>Bay</strong><br />
<strong>Harbour</strong> News reveal there<br />
were 20 fewer claims on the<br />
ACC’s books for the 2020-<strong>2021</strong><br />
financial year, compared to 2019-<br />
2020.<br />
From the existing claims,<br />
82 were classified as physical<br />
injuries and nine as mental<br />
injuries, while a dozen claims<br />
were a combination of both.<br />
ACC paid out $3,050,959<br />
for those claims, compared to<br />
$2,636, 894 during 2019-2020.<br />
The amount needed for<br />
physical injuries dropped from<br />
$1,926,237 to $1,808 – 805 with<br />
17 claims resolved.<br />
But that reduction was offset<br />
by mental injuries ($350,653 to<br />
$571,008) and physical/mental<br />
injuries ($360,0<strong>04</strong> to $671,146)<br />
requiring a greater financial<br />
commitment.<br />
Unsurprisingly, the 2011/2012<br />
financial year produced the<br />
highest expenditure on claims<br />
from the February 22, 2011<br />
earthquake: $12,140,380, with<br />
the bulk devoted to physical<br />
injury treatment ($10,618,068).<br />
There were 5996 claims in<br />
2011-2012. Minor physical injury<br />
claims appear to have been<br />
resolved swiftly – 7879 physical<br />
injury claims were made in 2010-<br />
2011, while 12 months later the<br />
number had reduced to 59<strong>04</strong>.<br />
The greatest number of<br />
physical injury claims became<br />
inactive in 2012-2013, when 4715<br />
dropped off the books.<br />
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ACC earthquake claims continue<br />
ONGOING: The Latimer Square triage centre after the February 22, 2011 earthquake.<br />
Today many people still receive financial assistance to live with physical and mental<br />
injuries caused by the disaster.<br />
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN<br />
Meanwhile, the number of<br />
claimants receiving weekly<br />
compensation relating to the<br />
earthquake peaked in 2010/2011<br />
at 327 (306 physical, 13 mental,<br />
eight physical/mental),<br />
although the bill amounted<br />
to $1,337,393.<br />
In the following financial year<br />
the claimants had reduced to 240<br />
– the only category to increase<br />
was mental injury from 13 to 30<br />
– but the expenditure surged to<br />
$2,796,151.<br />
There are currently 20<br />
claimants across all three<br />
categories, absorbing $1,337,658.<br />
The bulk of the money is<br />
required for death benefits –<br />
weekly compensation ($830,487)<br />
followed by support for<br />
independence care ($357,664).<br />
Conveyance for medical<br />
treatment was the smallest cost<br />
for the 2020-<strong>2021</strong> financial year:<br />
$1227.<br />
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Wednesday <strong>August</strong> 4 <strong>2021</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News<br />
• By Samantha Mythen<br />
THE FERRYMEAD <strong>Bay</strong>s<br />
Football Club wants additional<br />
lighting in Barnett Park.<br />
The football club has applied<br />
to the city council for the<br />
installation of six additional<br />
light towers. They are hoping for<br />
these to be installed ready for<br />
the 2022 football season.<br />
It would like new lighting<br />
as club membership has<br />
significantly increased over<br />
recent years and the existing<br />
lighting no longer covers the<br />
amount of field required for<br />
the number of players training<br />
in the evening.<br />
Club director<br />
of football<br />
Alan Walker<br />
said 27 teams<br />
are using<br />
Barnett Park<br />
but due to the<br />
lack of lighting,<br />
some teams<br />
are only able to<br />
train one night a week.<br />
“Most teams need to train in<br />
the evening as the coaches and<br />
team members are all working<br />
full time,” he said.<br />
“The lack of night training<br />
facilities is a city-wide<br />
problem but it is exaggerated<br />
here.”<br />
Currently, there are four light<br />
towers along the east boundary<br />
of the playing fields and these<br />
are used for night training,<br />
which runs from 5.30-8.30pm<br />
during the week from April to<br />
September.<br />
Two of the proposed new<br />
lights would be installed on<br />
the eastern field boundary<br />
(extending the line of the four<br />
existing lights) and four on<br />
the western boundary, next to<br />
the bush-covered slope below<br />
Moncks Spur Rd.<br />
The new light towers would<br />
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Bid to install extra lights at park<br />
Alan Walker<br />
be about 18m high,<br />
4m taller than the<br />
existing towers. Each<br />
new tower would have<br />
three lights and new<br />
technology for light<br />
distribution would<br />
prevent the light from<br />
entering neighbouring<br />
properties.<br />
The club has also been in<br />
discussion with the Sumner<br />
Rugby Club about the potential<br />
for the establishment of<br />
astroturf in the area.<br />
PROPOSAL:<br />
The<br />
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<strong>Bay</strong>s Football<br />
Club wants<br />
to install six<br />
additional<br />
lighting<br />
towers at<br />
Barnett Park.<br />
“Having great facilities for<br />
playing all seasons, allows<br />
more people to get active,” said<br />
Walker.<br />
Submissions can be made on<br />
the city council website until<br />
<strong>August</strong> 24.<br />
NEWS 5<br />
Flying event<br />
cancelled due<br />
to nesting birds<br />
• By Samantha Mythen<br />
THE ANNUAL Float and Field<br />
event at Lake Forsyth planned<br />
for <strong>August</strong> 28 and 29 has been<br />
cancelled due to nesting birds in<br />
the area.<br />
The Christchurch Radio Flyers<br />
Club has held the annual fly-in<br />
event at the lake for a number of<br />
years.<br />
However, in consultation<br />
with the city council, it has<br />
cancelled the event, which club<br />
secretary Peter Hewson said was<br />
“devastating.”<br />
It was meant to be the event’s<br />
25th anniversary and a memorial<br />
to a club founder, who was<br />
recently killed in a motor-cycle<br />
crash.<br />
“It was a great spot to fly off the<br />
lake and the land,” said Hewson.<br />
The club will now hold an event<br />
at Burnham Field on the dates<br />
originally scheduled.<br />
Banks Peninsula Community<br />
Board chairwoman Tori Peden<br />
said the board had asked the city<br />
council to investigate whether the<br />
club could use the area outside of<br />
the nesting season.<br />
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City council transport operations<br />
manager Steffan Thomas<br />
said the speed limit reduction<br />
would also “better reflect the safe<br />
and appropriate speed recommended<br />
by current speed management<br />
guidance from Waka<br />
Kotahi New Zealand Transport<br />
Agency.”<br />
In the past five years, there<br />
have been six recorded crashes<br />
along the 70km/h section of<br />
Humphreys Drive.<br />
Two resulted in serious injury,<br />
two resulted in minor injury, and<br />
two resulted in no injury.<br />
One of the serious crashes<br />
involved a cyclist.<br />
The proposal comes as the<br />
Rapanui-Shag Rock cycleway<br />
will be completely constructed by<br />
mid-2022.<br />
Thomas said the city council<br />
had not considered putting in<br />
lights along the bike path in the<br />
nearby Charlesworth Reserve,<br />
which is used as an alternative<br />
during the day for cyclists who<br />
would usually trave; along Humphreys<br />
Drive.<br />
“The intention is for Humphreys<br />
Drive to remain as the<br />
night-time cycle route,” he said.<br />
“Improvements to the existing<br />
on-road cycle lanes along Humphreys<br />
Drive include street lighting<br />
assessments/improvements,<br />
two sets of pedestrian and cycle<br />
signalised crossings, widening<br />
of the existing road shoulders<br />
and other safety improvement<br />
features.”<br />
Latham said it concerned him<br />
the city council’s intention was<br />
for Humphreys Drive to remain<br />
a route for cyclists, “particularly<br />
given a serious injury accident<br />
and after spending ratepayers<br />
dollars creating a safer alternative<br />
route through Charlesworth<br />
Reserve.”<br />
“It’s nonsensical to have two<br />
routes as we have the opportunity<br />
to keep cyclists 100 per cent<br />
safe on a dedicated pathway,” he<br />
said.<br />
He said night-time lighting<br />
should be installed in Charlesworth<br />
Reserve, making it safer<br />
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Safe cycle routes a priority<br />
• HAVE YOUR<br />
SAY: Do<br />
you think<br />
the speed<br />
limit along<br />
Humphreys<br />
Drive should<br />
be reduced<br />
or stay the<br />
same? Email<br />
Samantha.<br />
mythen@<br />
starmedia.<br />
kiwi<br />
for cyclists rather than encouraging<br />
continued use on Humphreys<br />
Drive.<br />
“Safety is of paramount<br />
importance for all road users,”<br />
he said.<br />
The city council is also proposing<br />
that Tidal View’s current<br />
50km/h speed should be reduced<br />
to 30km/h.<br />
Public consultation is currently<br />
open for the proposed speed reductions.<br />
It closes on <strong>August</strong> 24.<br />
Businesses along both<br />
Humphreys Drive and Tidal<br />
View have been asked to share<br />
their perspective on the proposal,<br />
alongside residents in Redcliffs,<br />
Ferrymead, Brookhaven, Mt<br />
Pleasant, Sumner and Heathcote.<br />
• By Samantha Mythen<br />
DIAMOND <strong>Harbour</strong> residents<br />
have been pondering the<br />
potential for a dog park.<br />
Resident Liz Wyllie suggested<br />
the idea to the Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
Facebook group in July.<br />
“So many people have dogs<br />
would be lovely to have a place<br />
that they can play and run, not<br />
annoying others,” she said.<br />
“I hate having to drive to town<br />
for this when we live in such a<br />
lovely place.”<br />
Another resident had suggested<br />
the idea in June, with many<br />
people supporting the idea.<br />
“My dog gives it two paws up!”<br />
said resident Robert EH.<br />
City council community parks<br />
manager Al Hardy said for a dog<br />
Wednesday <strong>August</strong> 4 <strong>2021</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News<br />
NEWS 7<br />
Dog park idea for<br />
Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
park to be established on city<br />
council parks land, people should<br />
first get support from their local<br />
community board.<br />
“They generally have the<br />
delegation to alter the use of<br />
existing parks,” he said.<br />
If the park was supported,<br />
the community board could<br />
then request city council staff to<br />
investigate the suitability of an<br />
area and any funding available to<br />
assist with its establishment.<br />
• HAVE YOUR SAY: Does<br />
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NEWS<br />
PAIRS: Dancers participating in the open day at Akaroa.<br />
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Reeling and jigging up a storm<br />
THERE WAS a wonderful<br />
turnout for the Akaroa<br />
Community Dance Open Day in<br />
the Gaiety Hall at the end<br />
of July.<br />
Seventy people came through<br />
the door, and at least 50 were<br />
dancing at one stage. They<br />
danced reels and jigs with the<br />
names Loch Ness Monster,<br />
Charlston Corner, Cumberland<br />
Reel, Off to Speyside, The Dhoon<br />
and Camberley Square.<br />
The day was supported by<br />
many members from various<br />
Canterbury region clubs and the<br />
more confident dancers gave a<br />
demonstration of The Barmkin,<br />
which is danced in a square set.<br />
There was twirling kilts and<br />
pretty dresses: the Gaiety Hall<br />
came alive with music<br />
and merriment.<br />
The Banks Peninsula Scottish<br />
Country Dance Club is now offering<br />
an introductory six-week<br />
course starting on Wednesday.<br />
For information and to<br />
book visit their Facebook page<br />
– Akaroa Scottish Country<br />
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member alison.ruddenklau@<br />
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Grant to get more<br />
students involved<br />
A CHARITABLE trust that<br />
is working with 16 schools to<br />
populate parts of the former red<br />
zone with native plants is getting<br />
a $61,400 grant to expand its<br />
operation.<br />
The money will come from the<br />
Red Zones Transitional Use Fund<br />
that was set up by the city council<br />
to provide support to projects<br />
and events<br />
Ahead of their longer-term<br />
regeneration, the projects will<br />
help create activity and vibrancy<br />
in the former red zone areas.<br />
Some of the schools involved<br />
include Linwood College, Rawhiti<br />
Primary, St Andrew’s College,<br />
Burnside Primary, Christ’s College,<br />
Avonside Girls’ High School,<br />
Christchurch South Intermediate<br />
and St Margaret’s College.<br />
“The Eco-Action Nursery Trust<br />
is doing an amazing job at both<br />
connecting young people with<br />
the former red zone area along<br />
the Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor<br />
and educating them about<br />
the process for endemic native<br />
revegetation,’’ sustainability and<br />
community resilience chairwoman<br />
and city councillor Sara<br />
Templeton said.<br />
The trust was set up two years<br />
ago.<br />
It collects endemic native plant<br />
seeds, under permit from Travis<br />
Wetland and Riccarton Bush,<br />
propagates seedlings and grows<br />
plants at a central nursery at<br />
Christ’s College, using volunteer<br />
school students and supervisors.<br />
It is working with the schools<br />
to help them establish satellite<br />
nurseries, providing start-up<br />
kits of 500 to 1000 plants and<br />
all the equipment they need to<br />
successfully grow them.<br />
Eco-Action Nursery Trust<br />
chairwoman David Newton<br />
said the grant will allow it to get<br />
more schools and young people<br />
involved in the growing and<br />
planting process.<br />
“The native trees and plants<br />
that are being grown by the students<br />
through the nursery programme<br />
provide much-needed<br />
food and habitats for native birds<br />
and lizards, which is another<br />
important focus for us,’’ Newton<br />
said.<br />
The trust has a five-year lease on<br />
a parcel of land off Chimera Cres,<br />
in the Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor<br />
which it has started planting<br />
with the help of volunteers.<br />
It also has a lease on another<br />
area of land off Gayhurst Tce<br />
that will be ready for planting in<br />
winter next year.<br />
It has eight schools waiting<br />
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ONE ACTION can change the<br />
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Drayton Reserve neighbours<br />
to believe as they embark on<br />
learning how they can be<br />
guardians for their area.<br />
The action slogan featured on<br />
pamphlets made by 90 pupils,<br />
which also contained important<br />
information about how residents<br />
could protect local waterways.<br />
Pupils visited Drayton Reserve<br />
in June to better understand waterways.<br />
The classes are studying<br />
the water cycle, with a special focus<br />
on waterways, understanding<br />
how they function, how humans<br />
impact them, and how we can<br />
better care for them.<br />
They also visited Travis Wetland.<br />
The 450 pamphlets, designed<br />
by the pupils and delivered<br />
around Mt Pleasant during the<br />
July school holidays, were a result<br />
of what they learned from the<br />
trips.<br />
On the pamphlet, the pupils<br />
suggested a simple action to be<br />
taken, such as fixing pipe leaks,<br />
having drainage areas, creating<br />
gardens to soak excess water and<br />
washing cars on grass, and provided<br />
the reasons why residents<br />
should act.<br />
Said teacher Lisa Chubb: “We<br />
are empowering students to<br />
take action through learning by<br />
inquiry.”<br />
The reserve is currently being<br />
replanted in natives by volunteers,<br />
including low flammable<br />
species as a green-fire break for<br />
the first 10m below residential<br />
properties.<br />
A fire in the reserve during<br />
January’s hot summer wiped out<br />
much of the native vegetation.<br />
There were six working bees in<br />
the reserve last month.<br />
Work included clearing blackberry<br />
and picking up rubbish<br />
in the burnt area and planting<br />
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Bid to protect waterways<br />
YOUNG CONSERVATIONISTS: Archie, Alexandra and Jess<br />
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encouraging people in Mt Pleasant to take action to protect<br />
their local waterways. <br />
and watering seedlings. Other<br />
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discharges and picking up plants.<br />
So far, 1300 seedlings have<br />
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Trapping efforts in the teserve<br />
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• Go to https://www.<br />
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Wednesday <strong>August</strong> 4 <strong>2021</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News<br />
Treasures<br />
from the<br />
past<br />
THERE ARE some objects in<br />
our collection that are intriguing<br />
because of their mysterious<br />
origins.<br />
This little sampler book<br />
contains a number of crochet<br />
pieces, date and maker<br />
unknown. It measures just<br />
115mm long, 215mm wide and<br />
35mm high.<br />
Was this a sample book for a<br />
local haberdashery? Or a proud<br />
individual maker’s portfolio of<br />
work?<br />
‘In lace, crochet and tatting,<br />
thread is worked to create<br />
intricate patterns. These crafts<br />
are commonly used to create<br />
doilies, tablecloths, handkerchief<br />
borders, clothing cuffs<br />
and collars.<br />
‘In England, Devonshire and<br />
the East Midlands were major<br />
centres of lacemaking and<br />
migrants from these counties<br />
would have continued to make<br />
lace in New Zealand.<br />
‘Making lace by hand was a<br />
very skilled and time-consuming<br />
task, and it was particularly<br />
valuable for this reason. Crochet<br />
and tatting were simpler crafts<br />
and sometimes used as a<br />
substitute for lace.’ (Te Ara)<br />
In the late 19th and early<br />
20th centuries, most girls (and<br />
very rarely boys) were taught to<br />
sew by their mothers or female<br />
relatives, and it was also taught<br />
in schools from the late 1870s.<br />
Hand sewing, knitting and<br />
other decorative crafts were<br />
MYSTERY TAT: Crochet sample book with button closure and a number<br />
of pieces not stitched into book, date unknown. PHOTO: Te Ūaka The<br />
Lyttelton Museum collection<br />
an essential accomplishment<br />
for European women. Treadle<br />
sewing machines became<br />
available from the 1880s in New<br />
Zealand, but would have been<br />
financially out of the reach of<br />
many.<br />
The bar for crochet items was<br />
set high:<br />
‘Henry Coutts was one of four<br />
colonial soldiers to receive a<br />
woolen (sic) scarf crocheted by<br />
Queen Victoria in recognition of<br />
an act of gallantry.<br />
‘At Koorn Spruit on March<br />
31, 1900, Coutts risked his own<br />
life to rescue a wounded noncommissioned<br />
officer of the<br />
Burmese Mounted Infantry.<br />
‘Although the officer died after<br />
being brought to the aid station,<br />
Coutts was awarded one of the<br />
Queen’s Scarves.<br />
‘Coutts presented his scarf to<br />
the New Zealand Government<br />
in 1913. It was displayed in the<br />
General Assembly Library for<br />
many years before being gifted to<br />
the National Army Museum in<br />
the 1980s.’ (NZ History).<br />
There was a decline in the<br />
practice and valuing of domestic<br />
crafts from the mid 19th<br />
century, as many women<br />
moved into a public sphere<br />
of work away from domestic<br />
environs.<br />
However, recent decades have<br />
seen a resurgence in appreciation<br />
of these lost arts and a rise in<br />
appreciation of all kinds<br />
of handwork.<br />
Event to<br />
celebrate<br />
church music<br />
MORE THAN 600 pupils from<br />
throughout the Christchurch<br />
Catholic Diocese will converge<br />
on the town hall on Friday<br />
to participate in a day-long<br />
celebration of church music.<br />
Jubilate will include a lunchtime<br />
Mass celebrated by Archbishop<br />
Paul Martin, accompanied by a<br />
massed choir, an 60min organ<br />
recital at 5.15pm and then the<br />
two-hour Jubilate, a celebration of<br />
Catholic music, starting at 7pm.<br />
All are free to the public.<br />
Ken Joblin, the sacred music<br />
adviser for the Catholic Diocese,<br />
said that 25 schools would be<br />
represented on the day and that<br />
choirs were already practising for<br />
the event.<br />
“We are absolutely delighted<br />
with the response from our<br />
schools with representation from<br />
the West Coast; South, Mid<br />
and North Canterbury and also<br />
Christchurch. It is the first time all<br />
our Christchurch Catholic college<br />
choirs are participating.<br />
“For five years St Mary’s Pro Cathedral<br />
was the home for Jubilate,<br />
but with the addition of secondary<br />
schools and our Archbishop’s<br />
desire for families and the wider<br />
community to attend, we felt the<br />
newly-restored Christchurch Town<br />
Hall was the perfect venue.”<br />
The evening will be similar to<br />
a last night of the proms with<br />
fervent, full-on singing which will<br />
include audience participation.
14 <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News Wednesday <strong>August</strong> 4 <strong>2021</strong> Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz<br />
Electric Cars at Speaker’s<br />
Corner<br />
Today, 7.30-9pm<br />
Electric cars now seem to be<br />
here to stay, but will they eventually<br />
be able to replace all those<br />
internal combustion engines, or<br />
will they stay a niche option?<br />
This event will explore the history<br />
of the electric car and how<br />
we got where we are, and then<br />
the speaker, Tom Rose, will address<br />
some of the key questions<br />
people have about the transition,<br />
including, are electric cars ready<br />
and up to the job? What about<br />
the costs involved? Can the grid<br />
handle the increased load? Have<br />
we just replaced one environmental<br />
problem with another<br />
one? How does the situation in<br />
New Zealand compare to other<br />
countries?<br />
Mt Pleasant Community<br />
Centre Hall<br />
Pottery Social Night<br />
Wednesday, 7-9.30pm<br />
Are you hooked on pottery?<br />
This is an opportunity for you to<br />
work alongside others on your<br />
own pottery projects. Tuition<br />
is not provided. There are two<br />
working electric wheels, benches<br />
and some equipment to share.<br />
Take your own clay, glazes,<br />
tools and ideas. $5 donation per<br />
session (cash only). Email Nikki<br />
to book a spot artatsumnerhub@<br />
gmail.com<br />
Sumner Hub, 57 Nayland St<br />
Sumner<br />
Creative Wednesdays<br />
Wednesday, 11.30am-2.30pm<br />
All welcome and you can<br />
come and go as you please. This<br />
group is focused on bringing<br />
people together and getting<br />
creative, no matter what level<br />
your art practice is, beginner<br />
or expert. Go along to this<br />
event to make connections and<br />
express yourself freely. Every<br />
Wednesday.<br />
The Rock, 10 Wakefield Ave,<br />
Sumner<br />
Heathcote Community<br />
Morning Tea<br />
Wednesday, 10am-12pm<br />
Everyone is invited to pop in<br />
for a cuppa, some fresh baking<br />
and to get to know some of the<br />
locals. Every Wednesday.<br />
Heathcote Community Centre<br />
Sumner Silver Band<br />
Thursday, 7pm- 8.30pm<br />
All welcome to attend the<br />
band’s regular rehearsals to either<br />
just listen or to become part<br />
of the band. They can provide<br />
instruments and encourage returning<br />
players of all ages. Phone<br />
Peter Croft for more information<br />
3849 534.<br />
Redcliffs School, Beachville Rd<br />
Community Garden Working<br />
Bee<br />
Thursday, 10-11.30am<br />
Contribute time and sweat to<br />
the Mt Pleasant community garden.<br />
Join Jocelyn at this weekly<br />
working bee. The garden is<br />
Email samantha.mythen@starmedia.<br />
kiwi by 5pm each Wednesday<br />
located between the community<br />
centre and the kindergarten.<br />
Mt Pleasant Community<br />
Centre Garden<br />
Drayton Reserve Working<br />
Bee<br />
Sunday, 2-4pm<br />
There will be four working<br />
bees in <strong>August</strong>, to continue<br />
clearing and planting in the<br />
burnt area. Access this from the<br />
Reserve entrance on Omeo Cres<br />
(just below John Monck Lane<br />
intersection, to halfway down<br />
to the main track), or up the<br />
Omeo track (just above the Basil<br />
Pl track junction with the main<br />
track). Further working bees will<br />
be held on <strong>August</strong> 14, 22 and 28.<br />
Drayton Reserve<br />
Sumner Bridge Club<br />
Monday 7.15pm, Wednesday<br />
1pm<br />
For fun, friendly and competitive<br />
Bridge. If you have any<br />
questions, send an email to sumnerbridgeclub@gmail.com<br />
57 Dryden St, Sumner<br />
Coffee and Conversations<br />
Monday, 10.30am<br />
Sumner <strong>Bay</strong>s Union Trust host<br />
Tea and Talk. Join in for a social<br />
morning with free hot drinks<br />
and snacks. Make yourself comfortable<br />
and spend some time<br />
talking to other members of the<br />
Zig Zag Working Bee, Friday, 9.30am-12.30pm. Go along<br />
to this event where you will be planting along Joyce St<br />
to make it look great and to stop it from needing to be<br />
sprayed by the city council. Go along at any point and<br />
plant a rengarenga or two. Refreshments provided. Email<br />
nontoxic@alexhallatt.com or phone 021 089 43255 for more<br />
information. Joyce St Zig-Zag, Lyttelton.<br />
community and your<br />
local librarians. Everyone welcome.<br />
Matuku Takotako: Sumner<br />
Centre<br />
Lyttelton <strong>Harbour</strong> TimeBank<br />
Drop-in Session<br />
Tuesday, 10am-12pm<br />
The Lyttelton <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
TimeBank exists to help build a<br />
stronger, more connected harbour<br />
community. Come in for<br />
a chat - get help with joining or<br />
managing your account, posting<br />
an offer or request, or anything<br />
else.<br />
Lyttelton Library
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Ingredients<br />
8 chicken drumsticks<br />
2 tbsp citrus juice<br />
4 tbsp sweet chilli sauce<br />
2 garlic cloves<br />
Fresh ginger, sliced<br />
1 lemongrass, crushed<br />
Directions<br />
Put the drumsticks in a<br />
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sweet chilli sauce, soy or<br />
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fresh ginger, crushed lemon<br />
grass, fresh chillies (if you<br />
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oven and braise until the<br />
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Butterflied Lamb<br />
Serves 4<br />
Ingredients<br />
1 butterflied boneless leg<br />
of lamb<br />
2 tsp fresh rosemary<br />
1 tsp dried oregano<br />
1 lemon<br />
1 tsp lemon juice<br />
¼ cup oil<br />
2 garlic cloves<br />
Salt and freshly ground<br />
pepper<br />
Directions<br />
Place the lamb in a shallow<br />
dish and sprinkle over<br />
rosemary, dried oregano,<br />
lemon rind(grated), juice,<br />
garlic and oil. Season with<br />
pepper.<br />
Refrigerate overnight if<br />
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hour prior to cooking.<br />
Lift lamb from the marinade,<br />
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Rest for 10min prior to<br />
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Salmon and spinach<br />
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Serves 2<br />
Ingredients<br />
1 tbsp orange, finely grated<br />
rind<br />
3cm fresh ginger, peeled<br />
and julienned<br />
1 tbsp extra virgin olive oil<br />
3 tbsp orange juice<br />
4 cups baby spinach,<br />
washed and drained<br />
1 tbsp wholegrain mustard<br />
2 salmon fillets, about<br />
150g each,<br />
Freshly ground black<br />
pepper<br />
Directions<br />
Cut two pieces of baking<br />
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Place two cups of baby<br />
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Drizzle with a little oil.<br />
Bring long sides of paper<br />
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MY WIFE AND I arrived home<br />
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• Price – MG ZS EV, $48,990<br />
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• Performance –<br />
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Wednesday <strong>August</strong> 4 <strong>2021</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News 25<br />
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Auction: Thursday 5 <strong>August</strong>, 2:30pm,<br />
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Wednesday <strong>August</strong> 4 <strong>2021</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News 27<br />
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28 <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News Wednesday <strong>August</strong> 4 <strong>2021</strong> Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz<br />
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62 Inspections<br />
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41% Above RV<br />
Team Standeven<br />
Licensed Sales Team Team Standeven<br />
0274 3<strong>04</strong> 691 Licensed Sales Team<br />
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A U C T I O N<br />
Ray White Ferrymead<br />
4 Cliff Street, Redcliffs<br />
4 Registered Bidders 13, 185 Online Views 107 Inspections 41% Above RV<br />
Phone (03) 3844 179 | Email prier.manson@raywhite.com<br />
rwferrymead.co.nz | /RayWhiteFerrymead Prier Manson Ltd. (Licensed REAA 2008)<br />
IN SUPPORT OF RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE SOUTH ISLAND