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ZONTA CANTERBURY SECONDARY SCHOOLS SPORTS AWARDS 

Track star and canoe racer’s 

achievements rewarded 

• By John Cosgorve 

THE SPORTING achievements of 

two Cashmere High School students 

were recognised today in the 30th 

annual Zonta Secondary Schools 

Sports Awards. 

Thomas McGibbon and Charlie 

Hazlett, both 17, made the category 

4 roll – the award for the most 

outstanding individual achievement 

by a young sportsman specialising in 

one sport. 

Thomas was highly commended for 

his years of training and winning at 

a national level in canoe racing and 

kayaking. 

He is also a member of the Taylors 

Mistake Surf Lifesaving Club and 

currently a member of the Junior 

Black Fins squad, New Zealand’s 

national surf lifesaving team. 

Finalist, Charlie, was earlier this 

year awarded the School Sport 

Canterbury’s most outstanding male 

athlete in 2021 for his successes on the 

track. 

• Turn to page 4 

AT THEIR BEST: Cashmere High 

School athletes Charlie Hazlett 

(left) and Thomas McGibbon 

were recognised for their 

achievements in the Zonta 

Sports Awards. 

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Rededication ceremony 

Saturday, 11am 

Bromley Cemetery, off Linwood Ave 

A rededication service will be held for 

Sergeant Henry James Nicholas, VC, 

MM. He served with 1st Canterbury 

Regiment during World War 1 but was 

killed in October 1918. His family’s 

memorial grave, was badly damaged in 

the February 22, 2011, earthquake, but 

was restored by the volunteers from the 

NZ Remembrance Army. 

Seedling club 

Saturday, 9am-noon 

180 Smith St, Woolston 

Edible streets are excited be running 

a fortnightly seedling/propagation 

club. People can go along and 

learn how to propagate all kinds 

plants from natives, fruit trees, flowers 

and beneficials to use in their garden. 

Run in collaboration with Smith 

Street Community Garden where it 

has space to use greenhouses. Free. 

Addington Cemetery – Find 

the grave of your ancestor 

Saturday 10.30am -1.20pm 

Addington Cemetery, 410 Selwyn St 

Do you have an ancestor buried in 

Addington Cemetery? Addington 

Neighbourhood Association will help 

you search the cemeteries database 

to find where they are buried in the 

cemetery, then guides will be available 

to lead you to the grave. They want 

to encourage people to discover their 

family links to the cemetery and share 

the background stories. For more 

Spirited Cemetery Tours – Addington Cemetery, Saturday, 

2-5pm. Addington Cemetery, 410 Selwyn St. A cemetery tour revealing 

not only the great and good but also the interesting, scandalous and 

downright evil. Join local historian Richard Greenaway on a tour of 

Addington Cemetery and visit the graves of a range of people, including 

Kate Sheppard, Allan McLean and Christchurch mayors. Meet by the 

information board. Free 

information phone 379 3533 or 021 

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Spokes Tuesday Transport 

Seminar #4 

Tuesday, 5-7.30 pm 

XCHC (Exchange Christchurch), 376 

Wilsons Rd 

Organised by Spokes Canterbury 

and Biketober to challenge and inform 

you about how residents get around 

our cities. A panel discussion on Bikes 

and Trucks: Reducing Crashes chaired 

by Don Babe, chairperson of Spokes. 

Free (except for drinks). 

Christchurch Photo Hunt at 

South Library 

All of October 

South Library 66 Colombo St 

Highlights from the annual 

Christchurch Photo Hunt digital 

Thursday October 21 2021 

exhibition can be viewed in the City 

Libraries mobile discovery wall. View 

images from 2008 through to 2020 

gathered from across the community 

and long with the unique stories of 

their creators. Free. 

Christchurch Unearthed 

Through to October 29. Mon-Fri, 

9am-7pm, Sat & Sun, 10am-4pm. 

Closed Labour Day. 

South Library, 66 Colombo St 

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exhibition presented by Underground 

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the stories of several artefacts found 

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Thursday October 21 2021 3 

Bin meeting not beneficial 

• By John Cosgrove 

A MEETING about the removal 

of rubbish bins didn’t go as 

planned for the Hoon Hay 

Community Association. 

Many attending felt the 

meeting left a lot of unanswered 

questions. 

Members of the association 

and the Spreydon-Cashmere 

Community Board had met with 

council’s parks department to 

express their concerns over the 

removal of multiple rubbish bins 

from both the Hoon Hay Park 

and Spreydon Domain. 

Community board 

chairwoman Karolin Potter 

said she was exasperated by the 

process and also by where it 

seems to be leading them. 

“There doesn’t appear to have 

been any analysis on who uses 

the rubbish bins, where they 

are walking and why. Instead 

the distribution of the very few 

big bins now available seems to 

favour sports grounds and be 

near the changing rooms or loos. 

“They say they will be 

responding to the community 

in perhaps relocating some 

bins, however, there doesn’t 

appear to be any analysis of that 

community response,” she said. 

Association committee 

member Daniel Hay said all the 

council plans to do is conduct a 

social media campaign, asking 

people to take their rubbish 

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SEARCH: Hoon Hay Community Association chairwoman Jenny Goodman is still looking 

for answers as to why rubbish bins were reduced to just one in Hoon Hay Park. 

PHOTO: JOHN COSGROVE 

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Association chairwoman 

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Hay also said the association 

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SUMMER EVENTS GET 

FUNDING 

The Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board has approved 

31 requests for funding for 

resident-hosted events, as part of 

the 2021/22 Summer with your 

Neighbours programme. The 

board had $6000 at its disposal, 

with $4930 allocated to help fund 

street parties, BBQs in streets and 

in parks, tea parties and a teddy 

bears picnic. 

ON BOARD WITH MORE 

BUS STOP SHELTERS 

Requests for more bus stop seats 

and shelters in the Spreydon/ 

Cashmere area have been 

reviewed. The Spreydon- 

Cashmere Community Board 

sought advice on whether new 

seating and shelters at bus 

stops near South Library, on 

Mathers Rd, and on Cashmere 

Rd, near Oderings Garden 

Centre, were feasible. Of the 

five sites reviewed, council staff 

recommended two new shelters 

be approved. 

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Pipe renewals in the Beckenham, 

Cashmere, Spreydon and 

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restricted on-street parking and 

pedestrian access. There are five 

projects currently underway by 

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Celebrating sporting achievements and 

THE 30TH Zonta Sports 

Awards have been announced 

for 2021. 

THe annual awards were 

initiated by the Zonta Cub of 

Christchurch South in 1990. 

THey were initially a service 

project to celebrate the sporting 

achievements and contributions 

of talented young women but 

were then expanded to recognise 

the achievements of all young 

Cantabrians. 

Final results: 

Category 1 – The award for the 

most valued contribution to a 

team by a young sports woman 

or sportsman who is not eligible 

for nomination in Categories 4 

or 6. 

Girls winner – Tamsin Mills, 

Rangi Ruru Girls’ School, 

waterpolo. 

Highly commended: Rebecca 

Coulson, St Andrew’s College, 

rowing. 

Finalists: Saskia Simmers, 

Rangi Ruru, volleyball. 

Boys winner: Junior Harris, St 

Tamsin Mills 

Bede’s College, rugby. 

Highly commended: Alex 

Carrodus, St Andrew’s, rowing. 

Finalists: Max Hill- 

Cattermole, Shirley Boys High 

School, hockey. 

Category 2: The award 

for contribution to sports 

administration by a young 

woman and a young man in 

a position of umpire, referee, 

coach or tutor 

Girls winner: Chloe 

McMurdo, Christchurch Girls’ 

Chloe McMurdo 

Blake Richards 

High School, badminton. 

Finalists: Maia Jeffs, Papanui 

High School, netball. Lilly 

Okey, Rangi Ruru , netball. 

Dayna Simpson, Rangi Ruru, 

basketball. 

Boys 

winner: Blake Richards, St 

Andrew’s, waterpolo. 

Highly commended: Isaac 

Aitken, Christ’s College, 

waterpolo. Callum Hackston, 

Christ’s, hockey. 

Category 3: The award for 

Junior Harris 

the most outstanding 

achievement by a young sports 

woman and a young sportsman 

with a disability. 

Girls winner: Sarah James, 

Avonside Girls’ High School, 

wheelchair racing. 

Highly commended: Una 

Kinajii-Reding, Rangi Ruru, 

para athletics. Alisha Mill, 

Avonside Girls’, boccia. 

Finalists: Gabriella 

Smith, Christchurch Girls’, 

swimming. 

Boys winner: Luka Willems, 

Papanui, swimming. 

Highly commended: Jacob 

Lowson, Papanui, athletics. 

Rorie Poff, St Thomas of 

Canterbury College. 

Finalists: Josh Rae, Papanui, 

athletics, cross-country, 

road race, tennis. Emerson 

Toomalatai, Shirley Boys’ High 

School, athletics, rugby league, 

basketball. 

Category 4: The award for the 

most outstanding individual 

achievement by a young 

sportswoman and a young 

sportsman specialising in one 

sport. 

Girls winner: Emily 

Bowden, Christchurch Girls’, 

rowing. 

Highly commended: Orla 

Fitzgerald, Christchurch 

Girls’, rowing. Jorja Miller, 

Christchurch Girls’, sevens. 

Amelia Sykes, Avonside Girls’, 

cycling. 

Cashmere HS commends the two athletes 

• From page 1 

Among his successes Charlie 

was crowned the NZ U18 cross 

country champion after a superb 

race at the nationals in Dunedin 

earlier this year. 

Cashmere High School 

principal Joe Eccleton 

commended the two students 

and added: “Thomas and 

Charlie are two outstanding 

students. 

“Their successes are a 

culmination of hundreds of 

hours dedicated to training 

and competing to be at their 

best. 

“They are proof to other 

young people that with hard 

work and aspiration you can 

achieve outstanding results. We 

are very proud of both Thomas 

and Charlie and wish them all 

the best,” he said. 

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contributions of talented students 

Finalist: McKenzie Bailey 

McDowell, Kaiapoi High 

School, softball. Seraphine Cox, 

Christchurch Girls’, fencing. Lose 

Faingaanuku, St Andrew’s, netball. 

Orla Fitzgerald, Christchurch 

Girls’, rowing. Isabella 

Galvan, St Andrew’s, netball. 

Kiera Hall, Rangi Rurul, athletics-cross-country. 

Jess Hendren, 

Rangiora High School, athleticshigh 

jump. Ruby Hewitt Rangi 

Ruru Girls’, skiing- free-ride. 

Freya Lodge Whitham, Christchurch 

Girls’, football-futsal. Kyla 

Lynch-Brown, Avonside Girls’, 

touch. Zoe McMeeken, Lincoln 

High School, football. Aaliyah 

Metcalf, Lincoln, netball. Molly 

Moffat, Rangi Ruru, equestrianeventing. 

Tessa Reid, Rangi 

Ruru, hockey. Pippa Russek, 

Emily Bowden 

Rangi Ruru, ice hockey. Hannah 

Shatford, Christchurch Girls’, 

artistic swimming. Molly Spark, 

St Andrew’s, multi-sport. Kate 

Taylor, Marian College, football. 

Georgia Thomson, St Andrew’s, 

rowing. Emma Todd, Papanui, 

korfball. Eve Weston, Rangi 

Ruru, waterpolo. 

Boys winner: Joshua Book, 

Christ’s, basketball. 

Highly commended: Thomas 

McGibbon, Cashmere High 

School, canoe racing-kayaking. 

Finalists: Oliver Cosgrove, 

St Thomas of Canterbury, 

football. Jack Coulthard, St 

Thomas, rugby. Matthew Fairbrother, 

Shirley Boys’, mountain 

biking-enduro. Lochie Frazer, St 

Andrew’s, waterpolo. Charlie Hazlett, 

Cashmere, athletics. Isaac 

Hutchinson, St Bede’s, rugby. 

Tyler Tapa-Wither, St Thomas of 

Canterbury, touch. Taiko Torepe- 

Ormsby, St Andrew’s, swimming. 

Richie Tupuailei, St Thomas, 

rugby. Jacob Turner, Rangiora, 

mountain biking. Alexander 

Wayman, St Bede’s, mountain 

biking. Jackson Wright, St Bede’s, 

touch. 

Category Five: The awards for 

the most outstanding team of 

young sportswomen and sportsmen 

or mixed team. 

Girls winner: Burnside High 

School, volleyball senior A team. 

Highly commended: Rangi 

Joshua Book 

Ruru, rowing under 18 coxed 

eight. Christchurch Girls’, cricket 

first XI. Christchurch Girls’, rowing 

under 18 coxed four. 

Finalists: Burnside High 

School, beach volleyball senior 

A pair. Rangi Ruru, hockey 1st 

XI. Lincoln, clay target shooting. 

Christchurch Girls’, cycling, 

sevens rugby and rowing-under 

18 pair. Rangi Ruru waterpolo 

senior team. 

Boys winner: Christ’s rowing 

under 18 coxed eight. 

Highly commended: St Bede’s 

sevens rugby. 

Finalist: Shirley Boys’ tennis. 

Mixed winner: Lincoln touch. 

Finalists: St Andrew’s adventure 

racing and multisport. 

Category Six: The award for 

the best all round young sportswoman 

and young sportsman 

who has achieved in more than 

one sporting code 

Girls winners: Kyla Lynch- 

Brown, Avonside Girls’, touch, 

basketball. Tessa Reid, Rangi 

Ruru, rowing, hockey. 

Finalists: Orla Fitzgerald, 

Christchurch Girls’, rowing, 

cycling. Georgia Gold, Rangiora 

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Taylor Holdem, Burnside, 

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Hayley McKellow, Rangi Ruru 

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Aaliyah Metcalf, Lincoln, netball, 

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Christchurch Girls’, sevens, 

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Moody, Rangi Rurul, waterpolo, 

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trampolining, cheerleading. Nia 

Surman, Lincoln, rhythmic gymnastics, 

volleyball. Kate Taylor, 

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athletics. 

Boys winner: Liam Alexander, 

Christ’s, rowing, hockey. 

Finalists: Isaac Hutchinson, 

St Bede’s, rugby, sevens, touch. 

John Mottus, Lincoln, ki-o-rahi, 

athletics, futsal. Cameron Slee, 

St Andrew’s, cricket, hockey, 

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Funding for sports 

and recreation groups 

SPORTS AND recreation 

groups in the Southern 

View area benefited from 

the recent round of funding 

earned from poker machine 

proceeds. 

The New Zealand 

Community Trust 

handed out $1,424,688 

to Canterbury sports 

organisations with over 

$73,000 of that allocated to 

four sporting groups in the 

Southern View area. 

Cashmere Technical 

Football Club received 

$60,000 for wages and 

equipment. 

Linwood Ave School’s 

$3476 will be spent on 

a new basketball hoop 

system. 

The Otautahi Sports 

Association in Phillipstown, 

received 

$10,000 to purchase 

new softball equipment 

to help them 

expand their equipment 

levels following 

a big surge in numbers 

participating. 

Co-ordinator Leiani 

TWENTY-four recipients 

of community service 

and youth service awards 

will be acknowledged at a 

public ceremony early in 

December. 

THe Spreydon-Cashmere 

Community Board will 

confer the civic awards 

to 24 people, including 

two youths, representing 

18 community groups, 

sporting and cultural 

associations. 

2021 Community 

Service Awards 

For service to: 

Cashmere Netball 

Club: Wendy Lynch , 

Cashmere Stream Care 

Group: Ken Rouse, 

Cashmere Tennis Club: 

John Larson, CCC Off the 

PROCEEDS: Funding earned from poker 

machines is benefitting groups and organisations. 

Leiani 

Reardon- 

Hepi 

Reardon-Hepi said the 

association has seen a large 

increase across all 

its sports, in numbers 

wanting to 

participate in sports 

following the recent 

lockdown. 

“People just want 

to get out and be 

fitter or take part 

in team sports,” she 

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Mayo, CREST (Cashmere 

Residents Emergency 

Support Team) and 

Cashmere Presbyterian 

Church: David 

Troughton, Huntsbury 

Community Centre: David 

Drayton, Lower Cashmere 

Residents Association: 

Sue Bye, Ōpāwaho 

Heathcote River Network: 

Helene Mautner, 

Rowley Community 

and Resource Centre: 

Mamaitaloa Sagapolutele, 

Rowley Resource Centre: 

Surendran Chathoth, 

Edward Cook, Alec Mills, 

and Trevor Rigby, The 

said. 

The Smash Volleyball 

Club at Pioneer Stadium 

also received $3500 for new 

gear. 

The NZCT funds 

were provided by the 

proceeds from poker 

machines operated in 

16 establishments from 

Christchurch, Methven and 

Timaru. 

Community service awards 

Salvation Army 

Community Ministries: 

Elaine Flanagan, Spreydon 

Neighbourhood Network: 

Sonya Hodder and Denis 

O’Connor, St Martins 

Community: St Martins 

MenzShed, St Martins 

/ Opawa Anglican 

Parish: Roma Murphy, 

Th’Orchard: Solomon 

Smith and Mark Vanilau. 

2021 Youth Service 

Awards 

For service to: Boys’ 

Brigade - 1st Christchurch 

Company: Andrew 

Blackler, Cashmere 

High School, Cashmere 

Volunteer Army and 

Cashmere Technical 

Football Club: Sophie 

Hartshaw. 

My vets and nurses are 

always up for a challenge 

and castrating a pig is right 

up there. Vet Kirsty was up 

for the job and needed to 

do quite a bit of research 

on safest drugs to use and 

the surgical procedure itself 

which is different from a dog 

castration. 

Hatter, a 6 month old pig 

weighing 24kg was neutered 

so he didn’t breed with the 2 

year old Kune Kune pig, Alice, 

both who reside in the house, 

often seen draped over the 

sofas. Hatter was adopted 

when only a few weeks old 

as he was found alone on a 

sheep farm. He needed round 

the clock feeding and nursing 

and has ended up being a 

great companion for Alice. 

Hatter trotted into the clinic and 

headed into his hospital run for his 

day in the dog ward. Imagine the 

dogs surprise seeing a pig walk into 

their space. Macy was terrified when 

she heard Hatter squeal and made 

a run for my consult room. Pigs are 

very vocal and get stressed easily 

which is why Kirsty gave Hatter 

Midazolam 

up his nose 

to chill him 

out before 

his sedative. 

Kirsty placed 

an intravenous 

catheter, 

which she 

read was 

difficult, but 

she got the 

vein in one 

shot. Once 

sedated, 

Hatter was 

masked with 

Oxygen and 

Isoflurane, 

attached to 

blood pressure 

and SpO2 

monitoring 

equipment 

and then fully 

prepared 

for surgical 

castration. Pigs 

lose body heat 

McMaster & Heap 

Veterinary practice 

A day in the life of 

“James Harriot”….. 

easily so he was actively warmed 

with hotties and heat pads. The 

surgery itself went well and Kirsty 

placed intradermal dissolving sutures 

so Hatter had nothing to chew out!! 

His recovery was fantastic and he 

was pleased to see his mum on 

pickup. 

Hatter is really smart and has learnt 

commands, enjoys enrichment 

games and 

lots of cuddles. 

When asked 

to lie down, 

he flops down 

expecting a 

belly rub. He 

gets on with all 

his extended 

family including 

two Bichons, 

Ben and Cooper, 

a bossy Turkey 

called Ricki and 

4 cats. He really 

enjoys attention 

from visitors and 

isn’t scared of 

anything. 

I wonder 

what surgical 

challenge 

presents itself 

next month? 

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Hospital care package initiative extended 

THE CHARITY One Mother to 

Another is boosting support to 

Christchurch Hospital after chief 

executive Joy Reid experienced 

the distress of an unwell child 

needing hospital care. 

“We spent many nights in 

the paediatric medical ward – a 

ward One Mother to Another 

did not, at the time, support,” 

Reid said. 

Starting this month, the charity 

will now provide 270 monthly 

care packages to the hospital’s 

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babies unit. 

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the paediatric wards too.” 

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A COMMUNITY initiated food 

forest in Birdsey Reserve will be 

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“The two-stage process we’ve 

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reserve to continue, along with 

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and garden currently under 

development. 

“Subject to funding 

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2 teaspoons cinnamon 

250gm butter (melted) 

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2 teaspoons vanilla paste 

6 eggs (beaten) 

Zest of four lemons 

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¼ cup caster sugar 

30g butter 

1 teaspoon vanilla bean paste 

1/3rd cup blue milk 

1 cup self-raising flour (sifted) 

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500g sour cream 

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Melt butter onto and drop large 

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125gm cream cheese, place in 

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2 tablespoons caster sugar 

2 teaspoons blue milk 

2 teaspoons vanilla bean paste 

Extra blueberries 

Directions 

Beat cream cheese/caster sugar/ 

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23. Essential (10) 

24. Scope (4) 

25. Help (6) 

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2. Tidings (4) 

3. Tolerable (8) 

4. Abscond (6) 

5. Associate with (10) 

6. Aversion (8) 

8. Thinly spread (6) 

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15. Brief struggle (8) 

17. Cooking pot (8) 

18. High jinks (6) 

20. Rough shelter (4-2) 

22. Portions (6) 

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9. Earwig, 10. Digs, 11. 

Stalactite, 12. Bedaub, 14. 

Suppress, 15. Setter, 16. 

Aspire, 19. Biathlon, 21. 

Unease, 23. Imperative, 

24. Span, 25. Assist, 26. 

Seafarer. 

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3. Passable, 4. Decamp, 5. 

Fraternise, 6. Distaste, 8. 

Sparse, 13. Antithesis, 15. 

Skirmish, 17. Saucepan, 

18. Antics, 20. Lean-to, 22. 

Shares, 24. Scam. 

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has, hay, lah, lash, lay, lays, 

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DECODER 

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ea 

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$ 

7 90 

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$ 

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ea 

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PK 

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