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THURSDAY, OCTOBER <strong>28</strong>, <strong>2021</strong><br />
Connecting you with your neighbourhood<br />
Residents call for name change<br />
of new Avondale foot bridge<br />
• By John Cosgrove<br />
CONFUSION OVER a new foot<br />
bridge’s name has prompted calls<br />
for its renaming.<br />
The call for a new name comes<br />
after a barrage of online comments<br />
and queries by residents<br />
groups and individuals seeking to<br />
rename the new Avondale footbridge<br />
because of the confusion<br />
caused by there already being an<br />
Avondale bridge nearby.<br />
Residents from Avonside, Burwood<br />
east and Shirley are being<br />
asked to come up with a possible<br />
name for one of the three new<br />
pedestrian and cycle bridges over<br />
the Avon River scheduled for completion<br />
early next year.<br />
The Medway St and Snell Pl<br />
bridges replace previously earthquake-damaged<br />
bridges, and will<br />
reconnect the pedestrian/cycle<br />
route that runs across the Avon<br />
River, while the new Avondale<br />
bridge provides a connection to<br />
the future Eastern Reach wetland<br />
restoration area.<br />
Burwood East Residents Association<br />
secretary Gae Johns said<br />
the new Avondale footbridge was<br />
originally called the Aranui bridge<br />
on regeneration plans but, when<br />
referred to later in council documents<br />
it’s name had changed to<br />
Avondale.<br />
“This is very confusing as there<br />
is already an Avondale bridge<br />
there,” she said.<br />
“It is a bridge which enables<br />
another connection between red<br />
zone areas of two suburbs, namely<br />
Burwood and Avondale.<br />
• Turn to page 4<br />
CONNECTION: The new Avondale foot and cycle<br />
bridge is on site, but the structure still has a bit of<br />
work to be completed on its approaches.<br />
Right – An artist’s impression of the new bridge<br />
when finished.<br />
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what’s on<br />
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Circus troupe<br />
Today, Friday and Saturday, 7.30pm<br />
Roy Stokes Hall, 146 Seaview Rd, New<br />
Brighton,<br />
Christchurch Circus Trust troupe<br />
shows are a thrilling and spectacular<br />
adventure through dreamscapes and<br />
nightmares. An ensemble of wicked<br />
witches, grotesque gremlins, flying<br />
ghosts, spirited dolls, zany acrobatic<br />
pranksters, creepy creatures and terrifying<br />
towering monsters on show in<br />
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Dallington Clean Up Day<br />
Friday, from 10am-noon<br />
46 McBratneys Rd, Dallington,<br />
This event is part of the annual<br />
Keep New Zealand Beautiful Clean<br />
Up Week. The purpose of Dallington<br />
Clean Up day is to get around the<br />
neighbourhood and clean up rubbish.<br />
Help the Conducted by the Dallington<br />
Residents Association to keep the<br />
Aranui Bike Fixup, Thursday, 3pm, Breezes Road Baptist Church, 153<br />
Breezes Rd. Take your bike and have it fixed and learn repair skills. Second<br />
hand parts are available to replace things that are broken. For more<br />
information, check out the Facebook group. Aranui Bike Fixup is free. If you<br />
have unused bikes that you would like to donate the group would welcome<br />
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suburb looking beautiful. Meet at the<br />
Dallington Community Shop on the<br />
corner of McBratneys and Gayhurst<br />
Rds. Take gloves, a bag and a map<br />
will be supplied. Free.<br />
Dallington Car boot Skip Day<br />
Saturday, 9am-noon<br />
174 Gayhurst Rd, Dallington,<br />
It’s that time of year again. If spring<br />
cleaning, take a boot full of rubbish<br />
down to the Trade Aid car park on Skip<br />
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The skips will be available until noon<br />
or until they are full. Conducted by<br />
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Don’t take concrete, bricks, sand or<br />
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compost, lard, tyres, hazardous waste,<br />
liquid, chemicals, asbestos, whiteware,<br />
lounge suites or large furniture. No<br />
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Parklands Toy sale<br />
Saturday, from 10.30am-12.30pm<br />
75 Queenspark Drive, Parklands<br />
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toys and books. Grab some bargains<br />
as everything is priced to go. There<br />
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from the sale will be used to replace<br />
worn out or broken toys and to expand<br />
collection areas.<br />
Lions Club of Christchurch<br />
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Saturday, 10am-2pm<br />
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Thursday <strong>October</strong> <strong>28</strong> <strong>2021</strong> 3<br />
New liquor outlet prompts calls<br />
for city-wide alcohol policy<br />
• By John Cosgrove<br />
CALLS FOR a city-wide local<br />
alcohol policy are mounting<br />
following the approval of the<br />
latest off-licence application.<br />
In spite of 50 written objections<br />
and presentations from concerned<br />
citizens and community<br />
board members, a new Bottle-O<br />
off-licence will<br />
open within the<br />
next six months on<br />
Prestons Rd.<br />
Coastal-Burwood<br />
Community<br />
Kelly<br />
Barber<br />
Board chairman<br />
Kelly Barber<br />
said he was not<br />
surprised by<br />
the decision and while the city<br />
council has some “good by-laws”<br />
governing public drinking, it is<br />
time for it to step up and create a<br />
city-wide alcohol policy.<br />
He said without such a policy,<br />
which many other cities have,<br />
it is basically impossible for a<br />
community to stop a liquor outlet<br />
from being opened.<br />
Under the Sale and Supply<br />
of Alcohol Act 2012, councils<br />
can develop local alcohol policies<br />
(LAPs) to influence the location,<br />
number and trading hours of<br />
businesses licensed to<br />
GREEN LIGHT: A new off-license has been approved on Prestons Rd, in spite of 50 written<br />
objections.<br />
sell alcohol.<br />
Barber and fellow community<br />
board member Linda Stewart<br />
attended the hearing and told<br />
the Christchurch District Licensing<br />
Committee that the board<br />
doesn’t usually comment on<br />
applications for new licences or<br />
renewals, but in this case there<br />
was “surprise and concern” from<br />
the community.<br />
He said the board was concerned<br />
about the number of alcohol<br />
outlets within a five-kilometre<br />
radius of the proposed site.<br />
Barber told <strong>Pegasus</strong> <strong>Post</strong>:<br />
“People told me it was very hard<br />
to stop a bottle store opening and<br />
a lot of the information we heard<br />
[at the hearing] was against<br />
the application.<br />
“I feel that if a community<br />
wants to stop something in their<br />
area, their opinions should be<br />
taken into consideration.<br />
“Without the city having a<br />
guiding alcohol policy, at the end<br />
of the day all they are doing is<br />
looking at the point of law and<br />
the point of law pretty much says<br />
you can open a bottle store as<br />
long as you fulfil the criteria,” he<br />
said.<br />
The criteria includes trading<br />
only between the hours of 9am<br />
and 10pm, and no alcohol to be<br />
sold or supplied on Good Friday,<br />
Easter Sunday, Christmas Day<br />
or before 1pm on Anzac Day.<br />
Other discretionary conditions<br />
include no advertising of alcohol<br />
products on the outside of the<br />
premises.<br />
City council community support,<br />
governance and partnerships<br />
acting head Matt McLintock<br />
said the number of written<br />
objections was considered at the<br />
hearing.<br />
“One of the objectors appeared<br />
and was heard, along with<br />
the local community board<br />
chairman [Barber]and one of<br />
their members [Stewart] who<br />
presented their submission<br />
in person at the hearing to<br />
convey the concerns of the local<br />
community.<br />
“The application for an offlicence<br />
was granted subject to<br />
conditions as detailed in the<br />
decision,” McLintock said.<br />
The application was not<br />
opposed by the district licensing<br />
inspector, the police or the<br />
medical officer of health.<br />
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No bridge renaming process established<br />
• From page 1<br />
“Some of our residents have<br />
queried the reasons behind<br />
the naming of this bridge, as<br />
have we.<br />
“Perhaps it could reflect<br />
the areas on both sides of the<br />
bridge rather than a suburb<br />
name,” Johns said.<br />
Coastal-Burwood Community<br />
Board member Bebe<br />
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Thursday <strong>October</strong> <strong>28</strong> <strong>2021</strong> 5<br />
Jordan’s community garden idea<br />
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• By John Cosgrove<br />
HELPING OTHERS is a calling<br />
for Chisnallwood Intermediate<br />
pupil Jordan Wilson.<br />
If he’s not helping his grandfather<br />
clear fallen branches from<br />
his farm, or giving his dad a hand<br />
around the house, the 12-year-old<br />
is helping others at school.<br />
In June, while cycling from his<br />
home in Shirley to school via the<br />
Avondale red zone, Jordan had a<br />
brainwave.<br />
Why not get a small part of the<br />
huge open spaces there and build<br />
a garden to feed those in need.<br />
“I wanted to do something, so<br />
I started asking people online<br />
what I had to do to get a small<br />
plot of land there to grow vegetables<br />
on – a community garden.”<br />
Jordan said he was eventually<br />
put onto Land Information New<br />
Zealand.<br />
“It turned out to be a lot of<br />
paperwork but everyone loved<br />
the idea,” he said.<br />
His proposal was given the<br />
green light by LINZ in July, and<br />
Jordan became the youngest person<br />
to be granted a temporary<br />
land use licence for the Avon<br />
River corridor regeneration area.<br />
(Since 2016, LINZ has made<br />
former residential red zone land<br />
available to community groups<br />
and organisations for more than<br />
3000 short-term projects, events<br />
or land uses.)<br />
From then, Jordan’s small<br />
community garden project<br />
grabbed the attention of sponsors,<br />
community organisations<br />
and high profile supporters, who<br />
donated materials and time to<br />
help him achieve his goal.<br />
“City councillor Phil Mauger<br />
donated the timber, Citycare<br />
staff helped me construct the<br />
first four garden beds,” Jordan<br />
said.<br />
When the soil for the beds was<br />
delivered, Jason spent a tiring<br />
afternoon moving it by himself<br />
from the side of the road to the<br />
HANDY<br />
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Chisnallwood<br />
School pupil<br />
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PHOTO: JOHN<br />
COSGROVE <br />
beds in a wheelbarrow.<br />
Now there are six beds on site,<br />
and Jordan is propagating plants<br />
at home for the coming growing<br />
season.<br />
“I’m hoping to have tomatoes,<br />
carrots, lettuces and cauliflowers<br />
in the first crop. Now that we<br />
have a water system in place I<br />
will soon be transferring them to<br />
the beds,” he said.<br />
Water was always going to be<br />
an issue, as all infrastructure has<br />
been removed from red zone land.<br />
Jordan’s father Matthew<br />
Wilson said his hard-working<br />
son spends hours each day either<br />
tending the beds after school<br />
or online answering the many<br />
emails and messages he gets<br />
from his Avondale Community<br />
Garden Facebook page.<br />
“His grandmother even came<br />
down from Blenheim to help<br />
him with his seed propagation<br />
over the school holidays,” Wilson<br />
said.<br />
Chisnallwood Intermediate<br />
principal Justin Fields said setting<br />
up the garden was a huge<br />
undertaking for anyone, let<br />
alone a year 8 student.<br />
“Jordan set up this garden<br />
because he wants to give to the<br />
community.<br />
“Even when faced with<br />
bureaucracy, he pushed on and<br />
won. He shows that any tamariki<br />
with leadership can find a place<br />
in this world,” Fields said.<br />
Jordan said: “It feels good to<br />
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community, and now the hard<br />
work starts as I have to figure out<br />
how to distribute the food once<br />
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Group has large range of women’s products<br />
• By Tina Grumball<br />
IF THERE’S anything the<br />
women of the MacFarlane Park<br />
neighbourhood centre can do<br />
better than friendly smiles or<br />
great baking and coffee, it’s<br />
fighting period poverty.<br />
After struggling with it herself,<br />
and listening to fellow women,<br />
Shirley resident Toni Orchard<br />
set out to provide another option<br />
than staying at home or lining<br />
themselves with bulk rolls of<br />
toilet paper.<br />
“That’s why I started it – to<br />
make sure everyone’s on an even<br />
footing,” she said.<br />
Along with Debbie Delany<br />
and Jenna Huffam, Orchard<br />
launched the ‘Supporting Sisters/<br />
Tuahine Tautoko’ to empower<br />
women and their periods.<br />
“You have to empower<br />
women,” Orchard said.<br />
“We want to include everybody.<br />
It’s not about what nationality<br />
you are, what ethnicity you<br />
are – it’s for everyone.”<br />
In their mission to include<br />
every woman, they provide a<br />
wide range of products, through<br />
various donations, ranging from<br />
maternity, regular pads and tampons,<br />
super pads and tampons,<br />
and liners.<br />
The initiative has been running<br />
for about a year now, but<br />
Orchard does not have numbers<br />
on how much product has gone<br />
through because the service<br />
that some people take a lot, while<br />
others take one or two.<br />
Community worker Sharyn<br />
Burnett said women were<br />
welcome in, with no shame or<br />
is confidential, and they don’t<br />
63<br />
measure<br />
x<br />
how many<br />
180<br />
women are<br />
coming in.<br />
However, she said they have received<br />
‘really good feedback’ and<br />
From left to<br />
right – Toni<br />
Orchard, Jenna<br />
Huffam, and<br />
Debbie Delany.<br />
judgement.<br />
“When you’re older, things<br />
don’t happen as they should,”<br />
she said reciting a story about<br />
an older lady coming in because<br />
she’d been caught out.<br />
The Supporting Sisters initiative<br />
is not the first to identify a<br />
problem.<br />
It comes after the successful<br />
installation of a similar scheme<br />
by the Auckland Council and<br />
the non-profit organisation The<br />
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Earlier this year, the New<br />
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Scotland and England to provide<br />
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This came after a 2017 survey<br />
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Sports funding award<br />
for Bromley School<br />
• By John Cosgrove<br />
DETAILING HOW Bromley<br />
School pupils would benefit<br />
from an injection of cash<br />
won the school a major sports<br />
funding award.<br />
When Bromley School principal<br />
Scot Kinley called a selection<br />
of pupils from the school into a<br />
special assembly there was first a<br />
sense of anticipation then plenty<br />
of excitement.<br />
‘‘They entered to find a<br />
videographer standing there in<br />
front of the TV,” Kinley said.<br />
“They soon got pretty excited<br />
when they discovered they were<br />
being filmed for an online presentation.”<br />
The children soon discovered<br />
their school had won a $10,000<br />
sports grant as the first ever<br />
South Island winner of AA Insurance’s<br />
Big Little Sponsorship.<br />
“It was a big surprise for the<br />
children, and everyone was<br />
further surprised when teacher<br />
Cathy Baker was selected for<br />
a tour of Eden Park at a later<br />
date,” he said.<br />
Because Auckland is in Level<br />
3, AA Insurance had to make<br />
the announcement a virtual one.<br />
The children gathered in<br />
their bubbles for the reveal<br />
party that began with a prerecorded<br />
video from Campaign<br />
PEDAL POWER: Bromley School principal Scot Kinley<br />
makes a smoothie on stage during the revel party held<br />
at the school to announce that they had won a $10,000<br />
sports funding grant.<br />
Ambassador former All<br />
Black Keven Mealamu, AA<br />
Insurance’s head of brand and<br />
marketing Melodie Vickars, and<br />
Eden Park chief executive, Nick<br />
Sautner.<br />
Organisers said they received<br />
over 3200 nominations from<br />
771 school nationwide and were<br />
impressed at how the Bromley<br />
nominations talked about<br />
providing more opportunities<br />
for students by upgrading<br />
sports equipment and using the<br />
funding to get teams to regional<br />
events.<br />
“Some very excited children<br />
talked about how the money<br />
could be used and then we all<br />
went outside for the reveal party<br />
which was held for the whole<br />
school during the morning tea<br />
break.<br />
“They had smoothie bikes<br />
on a stage and everyone had<br />
the chance make smoothies by<br />
human power and enjoying the<br />
party,” McKinley said.<br />
WINNING TEAM: Richmond Bowling Club’s women’s fours<br />
team, skippered by Bev Morel, retained the South Island<br />
women’s fours bowls crown. They are (from left) – Jan<br />
Shirley, Tania Woodham, Bev Morel and Theresa Woodham.<br />
Another South Island<br />
crown for Richmond<br />
RICHMOND CLUB’S women’s<br />
fours bowls team, skippered<br />
by Bev Morel, has retained the<br />
clubs’ South Island women’s<br />
fours bowls crown.<br />
At the Ashburton tournament,<br />
Morel’s team of of Jan Shirley,<br />
Theresa Woodham and Tania<br />
Woodham played in tricky<br />
wind conditions to record a<br />
21-15 victory over Julie Dalley’s<br />
Hornby Club team of Liz Rossiter,<br />
Kay Wallace and Sonia<br />
Butler.<br />
Dalley’s team had looked<br />
promising for the first 10 ends<br />
leading 12-6 but Morel’s team<br />
fought back as they had done in<br />
the previous tournament, buoyed<br />
by a four and a five on the 14 th<br />
and 16 th ends, to move away to a<br />
comfortable win by five shots by<br />
the 18 th end.<br />
This was the closest winning<br />
margin Morel had faced over the<br />
four matches her team played<br />
in during the tournament, her<br />
previous wins were 22-9, 21-13<br />
and 25-14.<br />
The annual club tournament<br />
attracted 44 entries from around<br />
the South Island.<br />
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Sweet treats for dessert or a snack<br />
With daylight<br />
saving here, there’s<br />
a promise of<br />
summer and warm<br />
temperatures to<br />
come. These cold<br />
desserts are plentiful<br />
for when visitors are<br />
due<br />
Cheesecake slice<br />
Serves 10<br />
Ingredients<br />
Base<br />
2 packets Super Wine or plain<br />
Digestive Biscuits, place in food<br />
processor<br />
2 teaspoons cinnamon<br />
250gm butter (melted)<br />
Process the biscuits into fine<br />
crumbs and tip into large bowl,<br />
add cinnamon and butter and<br />
mix together thoroughly. Press<br />
crumbs into largest springform<br />
pan (or even bigger container if<br />
one is available) that has been<br />
well greased and lined baking<br />
paper, chill in the fridge while the<br />
filling gets made.<br />
2 teaspoons vanilla paste<br />
6 eggs (beaten)<br />
Zest of four lemons<br />
Directions<br />
Beat caster sugar/cream cheese<br />
until smooth, add sour cream,<br />
vanilla paste and eggs, mix well<br />
until smooth and well blended.<br />
Add lemon zest and mix<br />
through thoroughly. Pour mixture<br />
over base, place in oven on a biscuit<br />
tray to allow for any spillage,<br />
and bake for 1hr and 50min, or<br />
until golden, puffed and set in the<br />
centre, turn oven off and leave in<br />
oven to go cold (overnight is fine).<br />
When cold, cut into wedges.<br />
Blueberry cheesecake<br />
Serves 6<br />
Ingredients<br />
125gm cream cheese, place in<br />
mixer bowl with<br />
1 egg<br />
¼ cup caster sugar<br />
30g butter<br />
1 teaspoon vanilla bean paste<br />
1/3rd cup blue milk<br />
1 cup self-raising flour (sifted)<br />
125gm (1 punnet) blueberries<br />
Filling<br />
2 cups<br />
263<br />
caster sugar, place in<br />
x 180<br />
mixer bowl with<br />
1kg cream cheese<br />
500g sour cream<br />
FLAVOURS:<br />
Use<br />
blueberries as<br />
a garnish for<br />
cheesecake<br />
or as an<br />
ingredient.<br />
Directions<br />
Mix cream cheese/egg/caster<br />
sugar/butter/vanilla bean paste<br />
together for 2-3min until light<br />
and creamy.<br />
Add milk and beat on low to<br />
combine, add flour, mix through<br />
thoroughly, then fold blueberries<br />
through.<br />
Melt butter onto and drop large<br />
serving spoonfuls of batter onto a<br />
hot surface. Cook through.<br />
Whipped cream cheese topping<br />
Ingredients<br />
125gm cream cheese, place in<br />
mixing bowl with<br />
2 tablespoons caster sugar<br />
2 teaspoons blue milk<br />
2 teaspoons vanilla bean paste<br />
Extra blueberries<br />
Directions<br />
Beat cream cheese/caster sugar/<br />
milk/vanilla bean paste for 1-2<br />
minutes until fluffy. A little more<br />
milk may be added to make<br />
the mixture more spreadable, if<br />
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Easy pavlova<br />
Serves 6<br />
Ingredients<br />
8 large egg whites, place in mixer<br />
with two cups caster sugar,<br />
1 desert spoon malt vinegar, 1<br />
desertspoon vanilla essence<br />
Directions<br />
Beat a full speed for 12-15min<br />
until very stiff.<br />
Mould mixture into shape<br />
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Bake at 150 deg C for 30min,<br />
then reduce temperature to 100<br />
deg C or 1 hour.<br />
Let it go completely cold in the<br />
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contain the digits 1 to 9.<br />
WORDBUILDER<br />
WordBuilder<br />
116<br />
6<br />
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including plurals, can you make from the six<br />
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are allowed. There’s at least one<br />
flays, fly, half, has, hay, lah, lash, lay, lays, sal, say,<br />
shaly, shay, shy, sly, slay, yah.<br />
six-letter word.<br />
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5. Vocation (6)<br />
10. Cause of someone’s<br />
downfall (7)<br />
11. Ancestry (7)<br />
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18. Military dining room (4)<br />
19. Budding (7)<br />
20. Curved structure (4)<br />
22. Difficult (4)<br />
25. Unbranded (7)<br />
27. Lasso (6)<br />
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31. Squirm (7)<br />
32. Bombardment (7)<br />
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3. Solution (6)<br />
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6. Landing area (6)<br />
7. Shifty (7)<br />
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9. Niche (6)<br />
13. Tower on a mosque (7)<br />
14. Small axe (7)<br />
15. Distraught with fear or rage (7)<br />
20. Permits (6)<br />
21. Relating to the heart (7)<br />
23. Side by side (7)<br />
24. Intensify (6)<br />
25. Collective term for group of<br />
geese (6)<br />
26. Rough (6)<br />
29. Twisted (4)<br />
30. Wading bird (4)<br />
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letter - there is a number for all 26 letters of the alphabet.<br />
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15 25 11 20 26 24<br />
25 16 15 24 19 4 18 25 3 13 24 14<br />
22 24 12 19 3 25 24<br />
24 9 16 9 17 18 14 25 5 5 24 5<br />
A D D<br />
21 5 8 5 24 15<br />
26 19 12 10 10 11 10<br />
20 13 25 19 14 17 12 20 16 24<br />
14 7 9 1 4<br />
21 3 9 15 21 6 10 18 9 15<br />
3 11 12 23 12 12<br />
12 2 25 15 24 20 26 20 14 14 9 2<br />
16 12 10 9 12 10 19<br />
15 25 3 15 19 24 14 14 20 19 13 24<br />
6 6 10 10 24 10<br />
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z<br />
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13<br />
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14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26<br />
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SOLUTION<br />
No.115<br />
8 13 5 14 10 4 6 20 4 3 9 18<br />
1 16 13 25 14 26<br />
The challenge now is to work out which letters are represented<br />
by the other numbers. As you get the letters, enter them into<br />
the main grid, and the reference grid. To keep track of the<br />
letters you have found, cross them off the alphabet provided.<br />
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letter - there is a number for all 26 letters of the alphabet.<br />
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117<br />
116<br />
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13<br />
L E X G A F J I M R N V B<br />
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26<br />
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Crossword<br />
Across: 1. Island, 5. Career,<br />
10. Nemesis, 11. Lineage,<br />
12. Tandem, 15. Famine,<br />
16. Rivalry, 17. Hark, 18.<br />
Mess, 19. Nascent, 20.<br />
Arch, 22. Hard, 25. Generic,<br />
27. Lariat, <strong>28</strong>. Coerce, 31.<br />
Wriggle, 32. Barrage, 33.<br />
Accent, 34. Sheath.<br />
Down: 2. Seminar, 3.<br />
Answer, 4. Desk, 5. Calm,<br />
6. Runway, 7. Evasive,<br />
8. Snatch, 9. Recess, 13.<br />
Minaret, 14. Hatchet, 15.<br />
Frantic, 20. Allows, 21.<br />
Cardiac, 23. Abreast, 24.<br />
Deepen, 25. Gaggle, 26.<br />
Coarse, 29. Bent, 30. Ibis.<br />
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GALLOP, gaol, gap, glop,<br />
goal, lag, lap, log, lop, opal,<br />
pal, pall, poll.<br />
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T H I S IS US | OU R LI F E | OU R ST O R Y | O U R H O M E<br />
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H O M E<br />
Yes, you can have it all; New Brighton’s newest boutique development offers<br />
elegance and beachside living on a family-friendly street. These 6 HOMES are<br />
all set over two levels with the living on the ground level and bedrooms and<br />
bathrooms on the first floor, with an additional guest toilet on the ground floor.<br />
Open-plan lounge, dining and indoor-outdoor flow allow for seamless<br />
entertaining. Each kitchen features ample storage, contemporary appliances,<br />
stone-topped benches, and natural timber reminiscent of the coastal<br />
surroundings.<br />
50 LONSDALE STREET | 6 NEW HOMES<br />
On the upper level, you'll find three generous bedrooms and two bathrooms.<br />
The master bedroom features a private ensuite and walk-in-wardrobe while the<br />
two bedrooms are serviced by a centrally located bathroom.<br />
Situated in New Brighton’s much sought-after beachside neighbourhood, living<br />
here allows you to have a family HOME in your own slice of coastal paradise.<br />
Located on one of the area’s most family-friendly streets, the location boasts<br />
multiple schooling options; with New Brighton Catholic Primary School only a<br />
short stroll away, Shirley Boys and Avonside Girls High School are just 2.9km<br />
away, and it is 1.6km from Rawhiti Primary School.<br />
KIEREN GRAY<br />
021 363 944<br />
kieren@homechch.co.nz<br />
HOMES 5 & 6 Overlooking the cricket grounds<br />
offers over $759,000<br />
HOMES 1 & 4 Offers over $699,000<br />
HOMES 2 & 3 Offers over $$685,000<br />
Coastal lifestyle<br />
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Zoned for SBHS & AGHS<br />
Backing onto Rawhitit Domain<br />
Minutes walk from He Puna Taimoana Hot Pools<br />
Tight knit community<br />
HOMECHRISTCHURCH.CO.NZ<br />
HOME CHRISTCHURCH LIMITED, LICENSED REAA 2008
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H O M E<br />
MARKET UPDATE | SUMMER IS COMING<br />
New Brighton Redevelopment Pushes Ahead<br />
Several small local developers are pushing ahead with smaller boutique developments, the first of several planned for<br />
the coastal suburb. Demolishing old run-down homes and making way for new beachside homes.<br />
Whilst developments in town have a lot of townhouses crammed onto a section with limited to no car parking spaces the<br />
developers in New Brighton are appealing to families, couples and anyone looking to downsize without compromising<br />
space, practicality and style.<br />
Two of the most thoughtful developments are Coastal Sands located at 143 & 144 Marine Parade and 50 Lonsdale Street<br />
overlooking the New Brighton Cricket grounds.<br />
Coastal Sands offer Contemporary two-bedroom, three-bedroom and four-bedroom architecturally designed apartments<br />
that allow for luxury modern living all offering garages and off-street parking.<br />
Four bedrooms - Offers over $1,050,000<br />
Three Bedrooms - Offers over $750,000<br />
Two Bedrooms - Offers over $640,000<br />
50 Lonsdale Street New Brighton’s newest boutique development offers elegance and beachside living on a familyfriendly<br />
street. These three bedroom HOMES are all set over two levels with the living on the ground level and bedrooms<br />
and two bathrooms on the first floor, with an additional guest toilet on the ground floor.<br />
All three bedrooms, two bathrooms, one car garage HOMES start from $685,000<br />
The renewed surge in interest from developers comes from the value on offer that so many builders and developers in<br />
Christchurch have overlooked in the past.<br />
With anchor projects such as the playground, He Puna Tai Moana Hot Pools, New Brighton Surf Life Saving Club as well<br />
as Shirley Boys High School and Avonside Girls High School there is an absolute surge in interest in living by the beach.<br />
Whilst locals know that New Brighton is the place to live and raise your family Fast forward two years from now and it<br />
will be sought after by people not only Citywide but also Nationwide.
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SOLD PROPERTY<br />
211 PINE AVENUE<br />
$629,000<br />
10 ENGLAND STREET<br />
$551,000<br />
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$690,000<br />
149 ROCKING HORSE RD<br />
$760,000<br />
165C ROCKING HORSE RD<br />
$725,000<br />
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YOUR HOME SPECIALISTS<br />
EDDIE SPRY<br />
021 156 5884<br />
EDDIE@HOMECHCH.CO.NZ<br />
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021 363 944<br />
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021 <strong>28</strong>1 1220<br />
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