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Community rallies to help
brother of terror attack victim
• By Fiona Ellis
BIRTHDAYS ARE always a
difficult time for Zahid Ismail,
as he faces the date without his
twin brother Junaid, who was
killed in the March 15 terror
attack.
This year
the difficult
day was made
worse when
a fire broke
out at the
Halswell
home he and
his family
were about to
Zahid Ismail
move into.
However, the community has
rallied to support Ismail, who
lives in Hornby, donating $9850
over four weeks in a Givealittle
fundraiser set up by his sister,
a response that has astonished
him.
“I’m absolutely taken
aback, even if we had received
like $20, we would still have
been just as taken aback,” he
said.
“Essentially anybody giving
out of the kindness of their
heart and their hard work is a
big deal. We really appreciate
every little bit.”
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REMEMBERED: The death of Junaid Ismail in the 2019 terrorist attack makes birthdays a difficult time for his twin brother.
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Days of Ice: Science on Ice-An
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, all day, at Halswell
Halswell Library
Go along to this Antarctic adventure
holiday programme with Sonny
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Base, New Zealand’s home in the
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Thursday and Monday, 9.30am-
12.30pm, at Hornby, Saturday,
10am-noon, at Fendalton, Tuesday,
10am-1pm, at Halswell and Upper
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Fendalton, Hornby, Halswell and
Upper Riccarton libraries
A justice of the peace will be available
to members of the community
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certify document copies, hear oaths,
declarations, affidavits or affirmations
as well as sign citizenship, sponsorship
or rates rebates applications. This
service is free.
Knit ‘n’ Yarn
Thursday, 10.30am-2.30pm,
Tuesday, 1-3pm, at Upper
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Fendalton, Halswell, and Upper
Riccarton Libraries
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or any other handcraft and enjoy
the company of others. Share skills
and be inspired.
Citizens Advice Bureau
Thursday, Friday, Monday ,
Wednesday 11am-5pm, Tuesday
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free, confidential advice to everyone.
They take the time to listen and equip
you with information, options and
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Thursday, 11am-noon, at Upper
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at Hornby
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Go along to a relaxed drop in group
where anyone is welcome to come
and practice conversations in English.
This is not a class, but an opportunity
to talk with others in English and
meet new people. Great for ESOL
learners. Formerly known as the Culture
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Spring Blossoms, Friday, 10am-11am, at Hornby Library, Monday,
10.30-11.30am at Halswell Library. Go along to this holiday programme for
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Tuesday, 10-10.30am, at Upper
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books that will delight and develop
your baby or toddler. All whānau and
caregivers welcome. Free, no bookings
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Halswell expansion worries residents
• By Fiona Ellis
CONCERNS OVER the
expansion of Halswell were
frequently raised in a survey
about life in Christchurch’s
fastest-growing suburb.
Canterbury University’s
Callum Prichard is part of a
group of social work students
conducting the survey, which
has more than 100 responses
so far.
Although the survey is still
open, he has noticed patterns
coming through in the answers.
“There are some really
interesting fears around the
expansion of Halswell,” Prichard
said.
Infrastructure problems are
one example, with people saying
roads in the area are struggling
to deal with the traffic volume.
City council data shows the
Halswell Ward’s population
increased by 34.3 per cent
between 2013 and 2018, while
Christchurch’s population
increased by 8.9 per cent.
By 2043, the population in
Halswell is expected to grow
by 137 per cent. Over the same
period, the city’s population is
expected to increase by 22 per
cent.
As well as addressing
residents’ concerns, the survey
also asked about people’s level of
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community connection to the
area, whether they like living in
Halswell and, if so, why?
This showed what people
enjoy about the area, such as its
friendliness and the recreational
use of Halswell Quarry, Prichard
said.
The students will deliver a
presentation based on the survey
results at the university later this
month.
It will account for a large
portion of their grade in
the second-year course on
social work and community
engagement. However, he hoped
the Halswell community would
also benefit from the survey.
The presentation would
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
be sent to interested parties,
including city council and the
Halswell Community Hub, a
group the students were in touch
with.
“Maybe it will help the
Halswell community to
appreciate their assets, but also
spread awareness of the issues,”
he said.
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Faith key to overcoming the hardship
• From page 1
Since buying the Halswell
property in April, they had been
carrying out renovations and
were nearly ready to make the
shift when the fire broke out.
“We were almost there-two
days out from the contractor
finishing.
“It ended up doing a lot of
damage, but the fire department
got there in time to stop it engulfing
the whole place.”
A large hole in the floor was
perhaps the worst of the damage,
and the impact of the ash and
soot permeating the entire house
was also extensive.
While the couple had house
insurance, they had not yet organised
content insurance.
“After the fire, we were really,
really taken aback-we knew we
were in a bit of a situation.”
They were now working to organise
repairs and did not expect
to move in for weeks, or even
months.
Meanwhile, they would continue
to live with Ismail’s mother.
The family owned the Springs
Road Dairy, which his parents
brought when he was a small
child, he said.
“We’ve been in this dairy as a
family for 33 years.”
He now helped out in the dairy
in the evening after his regular
DAMAGE: A fire which broke out on Zahid Ismail’s birthday
at his new home has prevented him from moving in while
repairs are made.
job.
“After [my brother] passed,
myself and my wife took on a lot
more responsibility.
“We sort of contracted and
stayed together as a family after
my brother went. It changed our
outlook and our plans, we were
supporting one another.”
This was not the only family
tragedy he endured in 2019, with
his baby daughter dying in Starship
hospital in July of that year
due to a critical heart condition.
Faith was the key to overcoming
the hardship of recent years,
he said.
“We’re very religious in terms
of our outlook on life . . . it really
gives us that platform to understand
any sorry of adversity or
grief that we have to undertake.”
This year Ismail and his wife
welcomed another baby daughter.
“Thankfully, she’s completely
healthy.”
He hoped his next birthday
would be spent peacefully in the
family’s new home.
FAMILY: Zahid
with Raesha
Ismail at the
sentencing
hearing for the
mosque gunman.
Left – The
Springs Road
Dairy has been
run by the
Ismail family
for 33 years.
“[The donations] definitely
mean our future is looking a
little bit brighter than we would
otherwise have seen.”
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Hornby centre delayed again
• By Fiona Ellis
CONSTRUCTION of
Hornby’s new $35.7 million
centre has been delayed for a
second time.
The build is dependent on
the arrival of 147 steel piles
that were initially expected
to be at the Kyle Park site by
September, then October.
The piles, which will weigh
418 tonne, are now expected
to arrive in November, said
Nigel Cox, city council head of
recreation, sports and events.
“It appears there were
global shipping issues before
the pandemic, which the
pandemic has exacerbated,”
Cox said.
The current shipping
schedule showed the ship
would arrive at Timaru Port
from November 5 to 8.
It will take a week for the
steel to arrive in Hornby after
leaving Timaru, he said.
Currently the piles are in
Noumea.
However, the use of the
centre, which will contain a
pool and library, has been on
residents’ minds.
Submissions on the facilities
WAITING: The steel piles needed to start building the multi-million dollar Hornby
centre are not expected to arrive until November,
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
and activities the
community would like
to see at the new centre
closed on Friday.
A total of 173
submissions had been
received but that was
likely to increase, Cox
said.
“We are aware of
additional completed copies
coming in through the library
team, and anticipate
some responses in the
post.”
An analysis
of the responses
would be presented
to the Hornby-
Halswell-Riccarton
Community Board
later this month.
Board chairman Mike
Mora said he appreciated
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the community demand for
activities in the new centre.
“It’s just a matter of what is a
priority for the space.
“There will be a demand
for a lot of use and we’ve got
to meet that with the spaces
available.”
The delays were frustrating
but were being experienced
throughout the world, Mora
said.
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A chance to jump on the world stage
Ruby to
take on the
best skiers
• By Fiona Ellis
RUBY HEWITT has been
hitting the slopes since she was
just three-years-old, and her
hard work is set to pay off as she
prepares to pit her skills against
the world’s best young skiers.
The 15-year-old has been
chosen to compete at the 2022
Freeride Junior World Championships
in Europe.
This will be the first taste of
international competition for
the Rangi Ruru student, who
last month won the under-18
women’s ski category at the New
Zealand junior freeride nationals.
Being selected to represent
New Zealand in Europe came as
a shock to her, because usually,
those who were chosen were
in their final year of the junior
category.
“Just to get there in this Covid
world will be amazing,” she said.
While competing in Europe,
her aim was simply to make the
most of the experience.
Although she was not looking
further into the future than this,
she had no plan to hang up her
skis.
“Skiing will be a lifelong passion
for me. I would love to juggle
competing and a career.”
She was drawn to compete in
the sport because of the friendly
atmosphere of the competitions,
she said.
“There is a really great group of
girls who are all super supportive
and fun.”
The skiers she looked up to
included New Zealanders Janina
Kuzma, Jess Hotter, and Craig
Murray, and Italian Arianna
Tricomi.
In spite of injuries and near
misses, she believes a day on the
snow is better than a day off it.
AIRBORNE: Rangi Ruru Girls’ School year 11 student, Ruby Hewitt, 15, has been named in the New Zealand freeride team
that will compete in the extreme sports event in Europe next year.
PHOTOS: MARK BRIDGWATER
However, love of skiing was
not instantaneous for Ruby.
When she was first introduced to
it, she “hated” the sport.
She changed her mind after
picking up on the enthusiasm of
PASSION: Ruby
Hewitt loves
freeride skiing,
although this
was not the
case when she
first began the
sport.
those around her at the skifield
near her family’s holiday home.
“Skiing is one of our family
sports but skiing with friends
made it more fun and we had
a great group of kids at Mt
Olympus to push each other and
improve,” Ruby said.
Freeride skiing was her
preferred style because of the
creativity it allowed.
“It’s not like in ski racing
where you have a set path and
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you’re going to jump off and
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the most challenging part of the
sport, because of the uncertainty
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was also the most rewarding
when it went well.
While in action, she had three
key words on her mind: “focus,
fluid and fast.”
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Term 3 in Kōmingo Year 5-6
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for the South West Girl’s team. I got into the team and we went to the
south west zones and got second. Then we went to Canterbury’s and
got 8th. I really enjoyed basketball and winter sport. Another thing I
enjoyed was arts rotation; I had a lot of fun in drama.
- nā Kaiya
My highlight for this term is the silhouette art. I really enjoyed creating a piece of art that was all about things
that represented me such as me, my friends and much more. I also enjoyed doing rad rhythm with Mr Hillary.
Another thing I liked doing was the writing test. I wrote about a girl named Missy who kept seeing faces in
paintings, hearing strange noises and things were disappearing normally, stuff she really needed. The last
thing I enjoyed was sports doing high jump, shot put, discus and sprints.
- nā Lillie
My highlight this term was silhouette art because I like to do art. I also enjoyed the arts rotation. I got to do
drama this term. My favourite part of drama was when we played experts. Something else I liked was high
jump because I like to jump over the bar.
- nā Alex
A highlight for me this term was doing silhouette art because I have enjoyed drawing things that represent me.
Also I have enjoyed doing sprints and the funny relays like bear crawl. Another of my highlights is drums
because we are working on a piece from Rad Rhythm.
- nā Emma
Something that I have really enjoyed this term was: when we would put marbles in the jar, and if we got it full,
we got free time. Also I have enjoyed doing art, drama and drums; doing sprints, relays, high jump and discus.
I also really enjoyed doing the mufti day on 24th of September which was when we wore mufti to school and
brought a gold coin donation. A highlight was also when I tried out for the netball team.
- nā Poppy
Week 9 in Rurutu Year 1-2
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
(STEM)
We have been starting our end of learning projects. We
all opted in to different projects, involving technology/
coding (2 teachers taking different projects), creating
recycled art, creating an animal and habitat, or creating
a solar system. These projects are based on what we
have learnt so far in science, and provide a vehicle for
students to show what they have learnt, and explore
their chosen topic on a deeper level.
Maths
This week we have been continuing to work on position
and orientation as well as revising shape. We have been
looking at mazes as well as exploring 3D shapes.
Literacy
We have been busy writing letters. Some of us wrote
thank you letters to friends, family and teachers, others
got a head start on their Christmas letters to Santa.
Sign Language
We have been practicing our sign language and sharing
this with people all over the school. The new entrants
and rurutu met up on Thursday morning to show each
other the NZSL songs we have been learning.
Canterbury Chess Tournament
Oaklands Te Kura o Ōwaka competed in this year’s Canterbury Interschool
Chess Tournament. We had 7 teams competing across both the Year 1-6
divisions and the Year 7-8 divisions. In total there were 28 Oaklands Te Kura
o Ōwaka students representing the school.
Results: Well done to all our chess players that came along and enjoyed their
day in the social grade having the opportunity to expand and improve their
chess skills against all the other schools that were there. The Year 1-6 B grade
had a fun day and learned many new techniques and strategies. Well done to
Griffin, Arham, River and Mahek for coming 15th overall.
The Canterbury Chess Tournament was really fun. I wish I could go again.
I learnt many new moves and techniques to help me get better at
playing chess. I won one of my games and sadly lost the other three.
Griffin Year 1-6 Grade B Captain
The Year 7-8 Grade A division did well, winning some of their games and
ending 9th overall in the standings. Well done to Patrick, Lukas, Jaydeep and
Charlie.
The Year 1-6 Grade A team did well winning many of their games and coming
in 8th overall. Well done to Didi, Amelia, Marcus and Ryan.
3rd Place in the Year 7-8 Intermediate Grade B Division
Congratulations to The Year 7-8 Grade B team for coming in 3rd place!
Awesome work, Winston, Jesslyn, Matthew and Luke.
The fences have finally gone!
And finally.....the rebuild has come to an end.
Earlier this week the last of the fencing was removed
and the school rebuild has come to an end. Here are
some photos of the new block named Tūpou - formally
known as Rooms 12 & 13. A big thank you to Hann
Construction and also to Site Manager Jason for
the amazing job they have done. The school looks
fantastic.
The outside of the refurbished block
Year 5-6 Canterbury Primary
Schools Basketball
Tournament - We were there
Pātere Term 3 Highlights Year 7-8!
Noah
I liked kapa haka because I am
learning a new song in Maori.
James
My highlight of Term 3 was EPIC
work.
Campbell
Zoom sessions because it was fun
to do learning with my friends from
home.
Jacob
I like Winter Sport, woodwork for
technology.
Carys
My highlight of term 3 was science
badge, I enjoyed working on these,
they are very fun and educational.
Honour
Technology & careers.
Izzak
The significant events writing pieces.
Lily
My highlight of this term is staying
on task basically the whole term
and getting my work done on time.
Callum
I would have to give my highlight
to the careers because of how
inspiring it was and it made me feel
like my dream job will be the thing
I push for.
Lanica
My highlight from term 3 was the
year 6 open day, zoom meetings
with Mr Sy and Eden, definitely
Winter sports and Athletics
practicing.
A small kitchen area
Following hot on the heels of the Year 7-8 Boys’ and
Girls’ teams competing at the Year 7-8 Canterbury
Primary Schools Basketball Tournament, our Year 5-6
Girls’ team took on the best schools Canterbury had
to offer.
After an excellent result at the SW zone tournament,
the Year 5-6 girls were back over to Pioneer Stadium
for the Canterbury tournament. The competition was
naturally tougher, and the girls were asked to dig deep
into their energy reserves, and we are pleased to say
that they represented Oaklands with great pride and
determination.
Finishing 2nd in their pool play saw the girls through to
the top 8 playoffs, which is an awesome achievement.
A couple of close play off games saw us finish 8th out
of the 18 teams competing, which is the highest we
have ever placed with a Year 5-6 Girls’ team.
Well done to the amazing team of: Grace Brew,
Kaydence Gallacher, Kaiya Hiku, Elena Johansen, Kinjal
Patel, Jessie Braithwaite, Grace Oh, Eva Xue, Jacque
Wu and a HUGE ‘Thanks very much’ to Shontelle and
Roseanne for leading the cheering, supporting, scoring
team - it was much appreciated.
Malakai
My highlight for Term 3 is Careers.
Because I now understand how
jobs work.
Patrick
Winter Sport because I love playing
Hockey so being able to play it
during school time was really cool
for me.
Cassie
Technology because we are
learning how to sew. Sewing
sounds really fun and I am keen to
make some stuff there.
Ellyxia
I really liked real world writing
because i got to learn new things
that happened in the world.
Ethan
My highlight of Term 3 was Te
Hapua. I enjoyed this because I love
coding and video/editing.
Cameron
My term 3 highlight is Significant
events in NZ History because I liked
hearing about disasters and how it
changed us.
Lukas
I enjoyed my career because I got
to learn about heaps of different
jobs. I also like how we got to write
an application as well.
Bella
Kapa haka because I love to learn
new words and new dances.
Lachlan
Duo Lingo and Technology.
Looking into what was
the old Room 12
What is your highlight for Term 3?
Wilbur
Careers because I liked learning
more about my dream job.
Elise
My highlight of term 3 was
significant events. This is my
highlight because I enjoyed learning
about the events that shaped NZ
history.
Arman
Careers - I enjoyed learning
about my chosen Career, and
its details such as payment, and
classifications in financial terms.
(Economics)
Willow
I liked doing my science badge
so I could learn more about
paleontology and learn things I
didn’t know before, I also liked
careers because I really want to
focus on my future and make sure
I can do what is needed for the job
I want.
Aaliyah
Kapa Haka. Netball.
Cody
My favorite highlight of term 3 is
kapa haka because I get to do what
I love and do it with my friends.
Daniel
I like that I had fun with Careers
because it showed me what job I
would like to do in the future it was
the best highlight of term 3.
Fazil
Science Badge, Real world writing
Technology, Careers.
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Musical siblings in
composer awards
THOMAS AND Eva Bedggood
have been playing music together
since they were young children.
And now they are sharing the
experience of taking part in an
award for young composers.
The Canterbury University
music students have been chosen
for the NZSO Todd Corporation
Young Composer Awards.
The award gives them
the opportunity to travel to
Wellington next month and hear
their compositions workshopped
and performed by the New
Zealand Symphony Orchestra.
The works will also be recorded
by RNZ Concert.
They are two of the eight young
composers from around New
Zealand chosen to participate in
the award this year.
Thomas, 20, plays the violin
and Eva, 18, plays the trumpet
and piano.
Thomas, who is in his
fourth year of an honours degree
in music, was selected for the
same NZSO award last year,
which inspired Eva, a first-year
student, to enter for the first
time.
“I never imagined that I
would get in because I’m pretty
young and I don’t think they
often have first years. It was
EXPERIENCE: Thomas and
Eva Bedggood have been
playing music together since
they were children.
awesome to hear we’d both got in
because now we get to have this
experience together,” she said.
The pair have different
inspirations behind their
compositions and their
successful pieces are very
distinct. Eva is interested in film
scoring and finds inspiration in
nature and history while Thomas
says his ideas come from colours,
light, stories and poetry.
They will have an expert
composer-mentor to help them
through the process and their
piece of music will be performed
by the NZSO.
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throw a few
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pre-season
tournament
Halswell Hornets pitcher
Harrison Bruhns-Croy put
some fast balls in during
his team’s game against
the Rolleston Razorbacks
at the Halswell Fastball45
softball tournament on
Saturday.
The Hornets were
taking part in a preseason
tournament at
Halswell Domain, which
attracted five women’s and
seven men’s teams from
Christchurch and Nelson.
Fastball45 is a fast-paced
softball tournament, where
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and lasts 45min, or four
innings, which ever comes
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Sweet treats for dessert or a snack
With daylight
saving here, there’s
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summer and warm
temperatures to
come. These cold
desserts are plentiful
for when visitors are
due
Cheesecake slice
Serves 10
Ingredients
Base
2 packets Super Wine or plain
Digestive Biscuits, place in food
processor
2 teaspoons cinnamon
250gm butter (melted)
mixer bowl with
1kg cream cheese
500g sour cream
2 teaspoons vanilla paste
6 eggs (beaten)
Zest of four lemons
in oven to go cold (overnight is
fine). When cold, cut into wedges.
Blueberry cheesecake
Serves 6
Process the biscuits into fine Directions
crumbs and tip into large bowl,
Ingredients
add cinnamon and butter and Beat caster sugar/cream cheese
mix together thoroughly. Press
125gm cream cheese, place in
until smooth, add sour cream,
crumbs into largest springform
mixer bowl with
vanilla paste and eggs, mix well
pan (or even bigger container if
1 egg
until smooth and well blended.
one is available) that has been
¼ cup caster sugar
Add lemon zest and mix
well greased and lined baking through thoroughly. Pour mixture
over base, place in oven on a
30g butter
paper, chill in the fridge while the
1 teaspoon vanilla bean paste
filling
263
gets made.
biscuit tray
x
to allow for
180
any spillage,
and bake for 1hr and 50min, 1/3rd cup blue milk
Filling
or until golden, puffed and set in 1 cup self-raising flour (sifted)
2 cups caster sugar, place in the centre, turn oven off and leave 125gm (1 punnet) blueberries
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or as an
ingredient.
Directions
Mix cream cheese/egg/caster
sugar/butter/vanilla bean paste
together for 2-3min until light
and creamy.
Add milk and beat on low to
combine, add flour, mix through
thoroughly, then fold blueberries
through.
Melt butter onto and drop large
serving spoonfuls of batter onto a
hot surface. Cook through.
Whipped cream cheese topping
Ingredients
125gm cream cheese, place in
mixing bowl with
2 tablespoons caster sugar
2 teaspoons blue milk
2 teaspoons vanilla bean paste
Extra blueberries
Directions
Beat cream cheese/caster sugar/
milk/vanilla bean paste for 1-2
minutes until fluffy. A little more
milk may be added to make
the mixture more spreadable, if
desired.
Easy pavlova
Serves 6
Ingredients
8 large egg whites, place in mixer
with two cups caster sugar,
1 desert spoon malt vinegar, 1
desertspoon vanilla essence
Directions
Beat a full speed for 12-15min
until very stiff.
Mould mixture into shape
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yrs exp, same day quotes, ph
Steve 021 255 7968
DRIVEWAYS
Exposed Aggregate
Stamped Concrete Plain
Concrete Resurfacing
Things we offer...
Competitive/affordable pricing
Attention to detail
Professional service
free quotes/insurance scopes
Cell 0278 145 848
www.drivecrete.co.nz
BATHROOM
Renovations, complete
service from start to finish,
free quotes, ph Dave 027
EXCLUSIVE. STYLISH.
334 4125
HANDCRAFTED.
BRICKLAYER
George Lockyer. Over
Solid timber furniture
40 years bricklaying
A fantastic range
experience. UK trained. STUMP GRINDING of traditional and
Insurance work, EQC Best price guarantee Tony contemporary
repairs. Heritage brickwork 0275 588 895
furniture designs.
& stonework a speciality. TILING
We can also help you
No job too small. Governers Flooring - Splashbacks - with any custom made
Bay. Home 329 9344. Wall incl tile removal, reg furniture requirements.
Cell 027 684 4046. E mail
georgelockyer@xtra.co.nz
master tiler, ph Dave 027
334 4125
CARPET
63
LAYING VHS VIDEO TAPES
x 180
Exp. Repairs, uplifting, & all camera tapes converted
relaying, restretching. to DVD or USB. Video
19 Elgin St, Sydenham. Ph: (03) 366 9219
Phone John on 0800 taping special occasions,
003181, 027 240 7416 www.grahamsvideo.co.nz www.gavincoxfurniture.co.nz
jflattery@xtra.co.nz ph 03 338-1655
Trades & Services Trades & Services Garage Sales
FURNITURE
ELECTRICIAN
Contact for a free quote
phone 027 331 0400
dave@davesimpsonelectrical.co.nz
davesimpsonelectrical.co.nz
Experienced Domestic Electrician
Quality Workmanship
• New Build
• Renovations
• Fault finding
WINDOW TINTING
tintawindow
advanced film solutions
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heat control
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Free Quotes Canterbury and Districts
03 365 3653 0800 368 468
MONSTER
GARAGE SALE
Riccarton Racecourse Bowling Club
171 Racecourse Road
Sunday 10th October
9am – 12.30pm
“Something for everyone”
Eftpos available
Phone for further details
(03) 379 1100
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Richmond discount FuRnituRE
The Best Little Furniture Shop in Town
BEDS TALLBOyS MIRRORS CABINETS cHESTS STORAgE SHElvES
BOOKCASES BuFFET uNITS DINING TABLES HAll TAblES SIDE CABINETS & MORE!
Ther-a-pedic Mattress & Base
Reversible pillowtop innersprung.
Single
$549
King Single/Double/3/4
$649
Queen
$749
Sleepyhead
Long-Double
Base &
Mattress
(2000x1380)
Medium-Firm Pocketspring
Mattress
Single Divan-Drawer Base
with Mattress
Legacy
Single
Frame
Bed
Mattress not
included.
ONLY
$799
ONLY
$799
ONLY
$300
Lowboy 6 Drawer
1130 x 410 x 820.
7 Drawer
Scotch Chest
1140 x 800 x 410.
Also available in black.
Midi 7 Drawer Scotch Chest
975 x 760 x 410. With metal runners.
Duchess
with
Mirror
1090 x 410 x 820
NZ made.
Coffee Table
1060L x 550W x 420H
2 Drawer Buffet Unit
ONLY
$499 EaCh
ONLY
$329
ONLY $299EaCh
ONLY
$599
ONLY
$199
ONLY
$399
Bedside Cabinet
With metal runners.
Jumbo 4 Drawer Chest
1140 x 800 x 400. NZ made. Metal runners.
Tallboy 4 Drawer
600 x 400 x 900.
2 Drawer/4 Shelf
Entertainment Unit
ONLY $429
Pine Display
Cabinet
with 4 Glass
Shelves
(1800 x 400 x 900)
$179
Large
690H x 460W x 410 D
EaCh
Small
510H x 460W x 410 D$140 EaCh
ONLY
$299
EaCh
ONLY
$239
Coffee Table
ONLY$429
2 Drawer Ent/Unit
ONLY$349
ONLY
$899
Foundry Coffee
Table
1200 x 600
ONLY
$499
7 Drawer TV/
DVD Chest
760 x 1140 x 410.
(Gap 150)
Towerboy 6 Drawer
1260 x 460 x 410.
With metal
runners.
Also available
in Black.
7 Piece
Dining
Suite
1500 x 900
7 Piece Dining
Suite
Foundry
hall Table
1500 x 420 x 810
ONLY
$599
ONLY
$329
ONLY
$249
ONLY
$799
ONLY
$799
Bedside
Cabinet
Bookcase
1200H x
600W
Coffee Tables
1200 x 650 x 400H 1200 x 550 x 430H
ONLY
$199
ONLY
$149
Emma 5 Piece
Dining Suite
Student Desk
Available in black or white.
1000w x 690h x 500d
$140
$329
ONLY
$599
ONLY
$349
White
Shelving
Unit
1980H x 800w
x 300
Pearl headboard
1500H
Queen $399
King $499
3 Piece Dining Suite
750 x 750.
Entertainment Unit
1100 x 400 x 480.
White 2 Drawer
Entertainment Unit
1115 x 480H x 400D
ONLY
$249
Black headboard
1200H
King only
$299
ONLY
$399
ONLY
$299
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WE ACCEPT EFTPOS, VISA AND MASTERCARD... PARKING AT REAR
OPEN MON-FRI 10AM–4.30PM SAT 10–1PM
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Village Centre Open Days
Every Sunday in October
10am - 3pm
Summerset at Avonhead | 120 Hawthornden Road, Avonhead
If we are in Alert Level 2, an RSVP will be required due to restricted numbers, please call the sales
manager to RSVP. For event information, visit www.summerset.co.nz/events
03 357 3202 | summerset.co.nz/avonhead
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Brand-new
serviced
apartments
available now! *
There has never been an easier time to move into a serviced
apartment at Summerset at Avonhead. With no weekly fees for the
first three months, six months to sell your home and moving costs
looked after † , the decision to move is easy too. Find out about our
Moving Made Easy offer † today and find the home that’s right for you.
Our serviced apartments are some of the largest available in the
market, offering light and spacious open plan living, a kitchenette
and separate double bedroom with a large ensuite.
Located in the heart of the village, our serviced apartments are
designed to create the perfect balance between independence
and services to support your needs.
Free from the hassles of upkeep and ongoing maintenance, our
homes are all about stress-free living, where time is yours to live
the life you choose.
If you’d like to find out more about our serviced apartments and
view our stunning show homes, come along to one of our October
Open Days. Open Day tour numbers are limited in Alert Level Two,
so call Anne today on 03 357 3202 to secure your spot, or to book
a private appointment.
*Licence to occupy.
Village Centre
Open Days!
Every Sunday in October
10am - 3pm
Summerset at Avonhead
120 Hawthornden Road, Avonhead
03 357 3202
Moving Made Easy offer includes†
• Only a $3,000 deposit required to move in
• Up to six months to sell your home
• No weekly fees for the first three months
• A relocation package up to the value of $5,000
† Terms and Conditions apply, visit summerset.co.nz/easymove
If we are in Alert Level 2, an RSVP will be required due to restricted numbers, please call
the sales manager to RSVP. For event information, visit www.summerset.co.nz/events
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Love the Summerset life
Love the Choice
At Summerset, you’ll find a wide range of homes specifically
designed for the over 70s. Choose from one of our stylish, modern,
purpose-built homes, then make it your own. All our homes are
designed with accessibility as a priority.
Love the Community
At Summerset, you can continue to live the life you choose
with the added peace of mind of living in a warm and friendly
community where you’ll feel completely at home.
As a Summerset resident, you’ll enjoy all the benefits of being part
of a thriving community, including easy access to village facilities,
events, activities and community spaces. And there’s support on
hand should you need it in the future.
Love the Confidence
At a Summerset village you can live fully independently or, should
you need it, you can receive support and care in your own home
or apartment, or in our fully certified care centre. So, if your needs
change, you can be confident you’ll get the support you need
without having to leave the village.*
As a Summerset resident, you’ll have access to
a range of community facilities, including:
*Subject to availability.
Divine Café
Exercise room
Communal vegetable
gardens
Residents’ bar
All-weather bowling green
Residents’ workshop
Hair and beauty salon
Swimming pool and spa pool
Regular visits from
health practitioners
For your free information pack visit summerset.co.nz
If we are in Alert Level 2, an RSVP will be required due to restricted numbers, please call the sales manager to RSVP.
For event information, visit www.summerset.co.nz/events
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Love the Community
When you move into a Summerset retirement village, you’re not just moving
house – you’re joining a vibrant and welcoming community where you’ll feel
completely at home.
Summerset homes are warm, modern, and designed with everything you
could need for the perfect retirement lifestyle. And there’s no need to worry
about maintenance and upkeep. We take care of the little things, so you can
continue to live the life you choose.
When it comes to activities and events, there’s always something happening
to keep our residents involved and entertained, and you can choose to do
as much or as little as you like.
We have a range of homes to choose from and we’re sure there’s an
option that’s right for you*. We’d love to show you around at one of our
October Open Days. Open Day tour numbers are limited in Alert Level
Two, so call Anne today on 03 357 3202 to secure your spot, or to book
a private appointment.
Village Centre
Open Days!
Every Sunday in October
10am - 3pm
Summerset at Avonhead
120 Hawthornden Road, Avonhead
03 357 3202
*Licence to occupy.
If we are in Alert Level 2, an RSVP will be required due to
restricted numbers, please call the sales manager to RSVP.
For event information, visit www.summerset.co.nz/events
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