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WORK TO complete the 

‘missing link’ in Te Ara Ihutai 

Christchurch Coastal Pathway, 

which will allow pedestrians and 

cyclists to travel safely off-road 

all the way from Ferrymead to 

Scarborough, is about to get 

under way. 

The final section runs from 

the east end of Redcliffs village 

around Moncks Bay to Shag Rock. 

The makeover is due to start on 

November 15 and is expected to 

be finished in mid-2023. 

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Ellis says this 

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project will mean users can safely 

and easily travel the whole length 

of the Coastal Pathway, and 

appreciate the estuary environment 

– creating an attraction for 

residents and visitors. 

“The existing sections of the 

pathway are very popular with 

around 5000 trips a week at the 

Ferrymead Bridge end, and we 

expect this number to grow with 

the path connected up.” 

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GOOD TO see the final stage 

of the Coastal Pathway is 

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The final section, which 

starts on November 15, 

will run from the east end 

of Redcliffs village around 

Moncks Bay to Shag Rock. It is 

expected to be finished in 

mid 2023. 

Initial work will focus 

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After the busy summer season, 

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• By Chris Barclay 

SARAH KERR accepts you 

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Don’t take it to heart but 

the Sumner resident, who has 

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unfortunate side-effect. 

“I’ve had several encounters 

with people pushing my 

wheelchair without asking me 

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a panic attack,” she said. 

“It’s got to the point where I’m 

nervous to have people I don’t 

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“I know they mean well, but 

going up and pushing somebody 

in a wheelchair is akin 

to coming up and carrying an 

able-bodied person, just randomly 

picking them up and carrying 

them. You just wouldn’t do 

that,” she said. 

“The wheelchair is pretty 

much an extension of me so 

they’re pretty much coming 

right into my personal space.” 

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bus to and from work in Riccarton, 

but otherwise she is content 

travelling at her own speed. 

However, members of the 

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their animals in the coming days. 

Guy Fawkes this Friday is 

traditionally the busiest night of 

the year for Christchurch City 

Council’s animal management 

team as they deal with animals 

that have run away from home 

after being spooked by the loud 

boom of fireworks being set off. 

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manager Lionel Bridger said: “It 

can be a very stressful time for 

animals – they can get quite panicked 

and confused by the noise 

from the fireworks. 

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that you keep them inside 

or confined in a safe space at 

night during the period in which 

fireworks are available, which is 

from 2 to 5 November.” 

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any light flashes. 

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Pros and cons of council’s proposal to sell 

Diamond 

Harbour 

Community 

Association 

planning 

committee 

member Richard 

Suggate writes about 

the city council’s 

proposal to sell 40 

hectares of land 

between Hunters Rd 

and Morgans Gully 

This is the third attempt in 

two years by the city council 

property section to dispose of 

this large block of land. The 

first was in May 2019, when 

the council decided the land 

should be retained for strategic 

purposes. Then in April 2021, the 

council property section inserted 

the disposal in the draft Long- 

Term Plan. An active campaign 

in the community resulted in 

140 submissions. The council 

LTP submission analysis states 

that three of the submissions 

supported immediate disposal, 

88 were opposed and 49 had 

alternative solutions. The analysis 

says that the land should be 

sold but concludes that would 

be “difficult and risky” and 

recommended to council the 

MERITS: Five options are on the table for the large block of land at Diamond Harbour, 

with a public meeting scheduled for this Thursday, November 4. 

current targeted consultation 

process. 

This article outlines the values 

important for the community 

and discusses the merits of the 

options. 

The Diamond Harbour Community 

Association supports 

some housing development on 

the land as that has been its 

ownership purpose for more than 

a century; it is zoned residential 

and there is demand for more 

land as there are no new Church 

Bay sections.The housing should 

cater for a wide demographic 

and age range, providing accommodation 

for young people, 

families, retired people, and 

those who wish to downsize. 

Sustainably designed homes 

should be highly energy efficient, 

and options should be available 

for a spectrum of tiny homes, 

townhouses and stand-alone 

dwellings. Shared facilities, walking 

and cycling routes should be 

encouraged. 

Selling the land in one large 

block will be unlikely to achieve 

these goals. Good housing and 

subdivision design may not be 

mandated by council beyond the 

requirements of the district plan, 

and it is unlikely there would 

be community consultation 

on subdivision proposals. The 

increased vehicle use will require 

adjacent streets (Hunters Rd, Bay 

View Rd, Ngatea Rd and Whero 

Ave) to be upgraded. Up to 250 

sections developed over time 

will have a big effect on the local 

community and infrastructure. 

If the land is to be sold, the 

gullies (including their plantings 

and tracks) and the school track 

need to be protected first. An 

easement is required for the 

school track and Morgan and 

Sams Gullies should be made 

into Council reserves now. A 

covenant on the ‘Unnamed’ 

Gully by the school, or its 

retention as council freehold, 

may be more suitable. 

Property sections have been 

created that do not reflect local 

conditions. The sections at 

the top of Whero Ave overlap 

with the covenants and include 

recently planted areas and private 

encroachment. Submitters also 

proposed a range of alternative 

uses for the land (e.g. cemetery, 

school expansion, horse riding, 

dog walking, bike track, 

community garden, parkland 

and afforestation). 

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NEWS 5 

40-hectare parcel of land at Hunters Rd 

Council has stated it has a net 

expenditure of $15,000 every 

year it holds onto the land. A 

cost breakdown provided to the 

DHCA shows their annual grazing 

income to be $2886, their 

maintenance costs $545 and they 

charge themselves $16,484 rates. 

This does not factor in its annual 

capital gain derived from its 

years of land banking, which will 

be substantial. In other words, it 

does not cost council to hold on 

to the land in real terms. 

If council is determined to sell 

the land, then it should sell it in 

stages. A staged sale will enable a 

range of land-use proposals to be 

considered at each stage, so that 

different uses or types of housing 

or other development happen on 

each ridge. In addition, rather 

than going directly to tender, 

council should ask for RFP (Request 

for Proposals) which then 

can be assessed against council 

design criteria developed with 

community input. 

These are the five options proposed 

by the council. 

Option One: Complete gully 

and track covenant and sell. To 

dispose of the land as one sale 

is simplest for council and gives 

them immediate revenue. However, 

it creates the greatest risk 

and uncertainty for the community 

even if the gullies are 

reserved and the walking track 

is protected. Given that housing 

growth will be slow, there may 

be decades of gradual development 

controlled and designed by 

one private company. 

Option Two: To retain as 

a park. The gullies provide 

recreation and Diamond 

Harbour is currently well served 

by council green spaces. The 

provision of more housing and 

other uses, including residential 

open space, seems a higher 

priority. 

Option Three: Council 

develops the land. A council 

commercial relationship 

with property developers 

in consultation with the 

community could see housing 

and other uses that meet 

multiple needs in a sustainable 

manner. The financial risk can 

be minimised by contractual 

partnerships with the private 

sector. This is a positive option 

if development is progressed in 

stages using an RFP approach. 

Option Four: Transfer 

ownership to the community. 

This brings the decisionmaking 

back to the community. 

However, establishing a landowning 

entity (e.g. a community 

land trust, community housing 

organisation, etc.) to manage 

future development, may present 

a challenge. Raising the funds 

or loans to buy the land from 

the council would be difficult 

unless there is a staged buy-out 

of the land from the council. The 

participation interest level in the 

community could be tested as 

part of the ongoing consultation 

should the community prefer 

this option or option three. 

Option Five: Status quo. As 

there is no real annual expense 

to council holding the property 

the status quo is a satisfactory 

fall-back option if options three 

or four do not proceed, and it is 

more desirable than option one. 

The community association 

has organised a public meeting 

where the options will 

be outlined and council staff 

members will attend to answer 

questions. It will be held in the 

Diamond Harbour Community 

GREEN 

SPACE: 

A park is one 

of the options 

proposed for 

the 40-hectare 

block 

between 

Hunters Rd 

and Morgans 

Gully. 

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COMMUNITY 

ASSOCIATION 

Hall Green Room at 7pm today, 

Thursday, November 4. 

A council explanatory 

pamphlet with five options 

has been distributed to most 

households and more details can 

be found on the council website 

– https://ccc.govt.nz/the-council/ 

haveyoursay/show/438. 

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NEWS 7 

Disruption will be kept to a minimum Parihaka 

remembrance 

•From page 1 

Said Christchurch Coastal 

Pathway Group chairperson 

Hanno Sander: “We’ve worked 

hard with the local community 

and Christchurch City Council 

to make this happen, and are 

proud to see our vision becoming 

reality.” 

New drinking water, 

wastewater and stormwater 

pipes and power cables will be 

laid in Main Rd in advance of 

the construction of the 4m wide 

path. 

The path construction will 

be followed by the final road 

resurfacing and streetscape improvements. 

New pedestrian crossing islands 

will be installed to improve 

safety for residents and Coastal 

Pathway users. 

Said Ms Ellis: “We’re making 

every effort to minimise disruption 

for residents, and road 

and path users while the work is 

carried out. 

“The initial work will focus 

around the area between Wakatu 

Ave and the Christchurch Yacht 

Club. We’ll be able to maintain 

two-way vehicle access and a 

pedestrian and cycle path while 

we do this work. 

“After the busy summer 

season next year we’ll start the 

disruptive work around Moncks 

Bay. We expect night closures 

and Main Rd will be down to 

one lane at various stages during 

construction, meaning there will 

be stop/go or traffic lights in 

place. 

“We’ll maintain separate 

pedestrian and cycle 

access through the project 

although cyclists may need 

to walk their bikes through 

at times.” 

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THIS YEAR’S Parihaka 

remembrance services have 

been cancelled again due to the 

uncertainty over Covid in the 

community. 

The annual services usually 

takes place on November 5 on the 

site of the old Lyttelton Gaol and 

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the events that took place at Parihaka 

in 1881 when Government 

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A spokesperson for Rāpaki Marae 

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should still take the time to reflect 

on the events that took place. 

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NEWS 11 

IN PLACE: A plaque 

to commemorate the 

settlement of Huntsbury will 

be unveiled this Saturday. 

Anniversary 

of Huntsbury 

celebrated 

REINFORCED: Two huge retaining walls have been built (left) to protect the players from potential rock fall, with the 

resurfacing due to be completed by the end of November. 

New surface for tennis courts 

• By Andy Brew 

THE HOME of pioneering 

tennis tournament Lytteltondon 

is being resurfaced ahead of the 

2021 summer season. 

Nestled in the hills high 

above the harbour, the Lyttelton 

Tennis Club’s courts were 

badly damaged in the 2011 

earthquakes, with huge cracks 

opening on the playing surfaces 

making for unpredictable – if not 

interesting – games. 

Ten years on, and the cracks 

are finally being smoothed over 

thanks to the stewardship of 

Jillian Frater and her team. 

As with all building projects in 

Lyttelton, the steep, winding hills 

made for some tricky logistics 

and maneouvering skills from 

the contractors as they moved 

a crane and diggers up to the 

site. 

As well as relaying the playing 

surfaces, two huge new retaining 

walls have been put in place and 

a number of obstructing trees 

have been felled. 

The restoration project began 

back in 2013, but Frater said 

progress has regularly delayed 

due to outside factors such as 

Covid and council funding, but 

the end is finally in sight. 

“We’re going through the final 

stages now, which is great. The 

courts should be finished by the 

end of November in time for the 

summer,” she said. 

The work is being carried 

out by HEB Construction with 

funding from the city council. 

NARROW: Lyttelton’s long, steep and winding roads made 

some aspects of the refit a little tricky. 

• By John Cosgrove 

A YEAR after the Huntsbury 

centenary celebrations were 

held, the event organisers will be 

conducting a plaque unveiling 

this weekend to commemorate 

the anniversary of the settlement 

of Huntsbury. 

Organising committee member 

David Brayton said he had found 

a suitable rock after wandering 

around the hills 

for about six 

months looking 

for one. 

“It took about 

six people to 

move it into 

place outside 

David 

Brayton 

the Huntsbury 

community 

centre and then 

we had a plaque 

designed and made,” he said. 

Brayton said the committee 

has asked Spreydon-Cashmere 

Community Board chairwoman 

Karolin Potter to unveil the 

plaque during a neighbourhood 

gathering at the Huntsbury 

community centre this Saturday 

night at 7.30pm. 

He said the idea for the plaque 

came to him after the city council 

had allowed him access to a large 

stack of historical data on the 

suburb. 

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and support businesses in your community 

Local law firm welcomes 

new senior lawyer 

The Ferrymead office of long-established 

law firm Saunders & Co offers the full 

spectrum of legal services for residents in 

the Bay Harbour News area. Comprising 

partner Nicola Coombes, associate 

Charlotte Grimshaw and lawyer Buvi 

Naash, along with support staff, earlier this 

year the team welcomed a new member, 

senior lawyer Linda de Paor. 

Originally from Ireland, where she grew 

up in a seaside suburb of Dublin, Linda 

says she always wanted to be a lawyer, but 

also loved English literature and French. 

Accordingly, she initially completed an 

arts degree in English and French at 

University College Dublin, which included 

a year at a university in Brussels. This 

was followed by an intense post-graduate 

law course and further study at the Law 

Society of Ireland, with mandatory inoffice 

training. 

“The professions of solicitor and 

barrister are separate in Ireland; those 

wanting to be a solicitor study at the Law 

Society of Ireland and those wanting to 

become a barrister study at King’s Inn,” 

Linda explains. 

Senior lawyer, Linda de Paor 

After she qualified in 2003, Linda’s 

career path included working in general 

practice, in-house legal work at a financial 

institution and four years at one of 

Ireland’s largest local authorities practising 

property and commercial law. 

During this time, Linda married and a 

few years later, with a second child on the 

way, the family had the opportunity to 

take time out for some international travel. 

“My husband was then offered a job in 

New Zealand, with a two-and-a-half-year 

work to residency visa. That was just after 

the earthquakes. We were only going to 

stay for the two and a half years, but we fell 

in love with New Zealand and the lifestyle 

here, and here we still are.” 

Within the first year, the family moved 

to Cass Bay. 

“Even though things were difficult to 

adjust to in the post-quake landscape, we 

have never looked back. Cass Bay is a truly 

beautiful place and being beside the sea 

is in keeping with the experience of my 

husband and I growing up. Though we still 

love Ireland, and miss it, our two boys, 

now 13 and nine, are true Kiwi kids. Our 

youngest was born here. They love surfing 

and skiing – they’re very ‘outdoorsy’.” 

Linda says there are other families in 

similar situations living in Cass Bay, and 

because of that it is a very close-knit 

community. 

“We are lucky to have good friends and 

we support each other, so this makes us 

especially happy to live here.” 

To practise law in New Zealand, Linda 

was required to sit some additional exams, 

and once she completed those, she joined 

a city law firm. 

“I thoroughly enjoyed working there, 

but when the opportunity came up at 

Saunders & Co in Ferrymead, I was 

delighted to take it. I wanted to be closer 

to home and be more connected to my 

locale, so it was the perfect fit for me.” 

Linda specialises in conveyancing for 

both residential and commercial clients 

as well as general commercial and private 

client legal work including drawing up 

wills and power of attorney documents. 

She is also keen to extend her practice into 

relationship property law. 

“I really enjoy my work and, in 

particular, I love the client interaction – 

getting to know clients and developing a 

rapport with them. As lawyers, we are in 

a position of trust, and I take that very 

seriously. 

“Our office environment is very 

harmonious, supportive and collaborative, 

and we socialise together as well. We are a 

very happy team both inside and outside 

of work.” 

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Treasures from the past: The 

uttermost ends of the earth 

NEWS 15 

TE ŪAKA The Lyttelton 

Museum’s online collection 

contains many images of the 

departure from and return 

to Ōhinehou/Lyttelton of 

troopships to the South African 

war of 1899–1902, and both 

World War I and World War II. 

Many of the troopships for 

World War I departed from 

Wellington as it was close to 

the primary training camps 

at Featherston and Trentham. 

Nevertheless, Lyttelton saw its 

fair share of farewells for Kiwi 

soldiers and their families, 

especially those from the 

Canterbury contingents. The 

first of these were the departures 

of the Tahiti and Athenic in 

September 1914. 

Troopships were often 

requisitioned from commercial 

shipping lines and duly refitted 

and repainted a uniform 

admiralty grey. With the men 

also clad in their sombre khaki 

uniforms, the ships were literally 

‘packed to the gunwales’ with 

both men and supplies. 

In the patriotic climate of 

World War I, these departures 

must have held a complex 

mixture of emotions for 

ordinary people – pride in their 

DEPARTURE: The troopships Tahiti and Athenic in Lyttelton 

Port, 23 August 1914 embarking the main body troops 

from Canterbury for World War I. 

Te Ūaka The Lyttelton Museum ref 14986.165 

husbands, sons, fathers, brothers, 

uncles and friends, mixed with 

trepidation for what their futures 

held and hope for their safe 

return. 

Some departure activities seem 

strange in hindsight; however, 

in the context of the times, 

when tobacco was issued with 

rations and was believed to have 

medicinal and morale-boosting 

effects, the following does not 

seem so strange: ‘To farewell 

the Canterbury contingent, 

Christchurch held a “monster 

smoking concert” at the King 

Edward Barracks on the evening 

of September 5.’ 

(https://www.stuff.co.nz/ 

national/last-post-firstlight/67831015/the-last-goodbyefarewelling-the-troops) 

ARRIVAL: Lyttelton women meeting returning a troopship 

in 1945. 

Te Ūaka The Lyttelton Museum ref 8571.1 

Around the start of World 

War II in 1940, Lyttelton 

again witnessed the departure 

of troopships to battlefields 

overseas, including the 

Dunera, Sobieski, Andes and 

Orcades, although later most 

New Zealand Expeditionary 

Force ships left from 

Wellington. 

The port also received many 

returning hospital ships, notably 

the Maunganui, which visited 

Lyttelton on nine occasions over 

the war years. Crowds of people 

lined the wharfs to welcome 

these vessels with their precious 

cargo of wounded men. 

These grainy images serve 

as poignant reminders of the 

trials and sacrifices of the war 

generations. 

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WEEK 

PAMS FRESH 

COOKED CHICKEN Large 

(Available at Selected Stores) 

12 99 ea 

NEW 

SEASON 

PAMS FRESH 

STRAWBERRIES 250g Prepack 

Product of New Zealand 

4 49 ea 

Craft Group 

Monday, 10am-12pm 

Enjoy knitting, crocheting 

or sewing each 

Monday. The cost is $3 

per session with morning 

tea and great company 

provided. 

Heathcote Community 

Centre 

Lyttelton Harbour 

TimeBank Drop-in Session 

Tuesday, 10am-12pm 

The Lyttelton Harbour 

TimeBank exists to help 

build a stronger, more connected 

harbour community. 

Go in for a chat – get help 

with joining or managing 

your account, posting an 

offer or request. 

Lyttelton Library 


Morning Tea 

Wednesday, 10am-12pm 

Everyone is invited to 

pop in for a cuppa, some 

fresh baking and to get to 

know some of the locals. 

Every Wednesday. 


Centre 

The Heathcote Valley 

Wool Craft Group 

Thursday, 9.15-11.45am 

This group of enthusiasts 

Sumner Bridge Club, Monday 7.15pm, Wednesday 

1pm. For friendly and competitive bridge. For 

information email sumnerbridgeclub@gmail.com. 

57 Dryden St, Sumner. 

meets weekly to spin, knit 

and create with wool. 

Anyone is welcome. Email 

Felicity Backhouse at 

thebackhouses@slingshot. 

co.nz or phone 384 1755 

St Mary’s Village Hall, 

Martindales Rd, Heathcote 

2021 Banks Peninsula 

Walking Festival 

Every Saturday and Sunday 

throughout November 

The great variety of walks 

offers something for people 

of all ages, abilities and interests. 

Whether it be history 

and heritage, botany or 

geology there is something 

for everyone with a guarantee 

of beautiful views and 

scenery along the way. Visit 

bpwalks.co.nz for further 

details 

Locations vary 

Lyttelton Farmers’ 

Market 

Saturday, 10am-1 pm 

Support our local growers 

and producers who sell 

their fresh fruit and vegetables, 

free range eggs, bread, 

meat, fish, cheese, herbs 

and plants at the market 

every week. We encourage 

locals and visitors to linger, 

catch up with friends and 

enjoy a local coffee and 

enjoy the eclectic mix that 

makes Lyttelton so special. 

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FOOD 17 

Shred chicken to make tasty dishes 

Shredded chicken 

is a good base 

for family meals. 

By adding other 

ingredients you can 

make a little go a 

long way 

50gm sultanas 

2 tablespoons white vinegar 

½ teaspoon salt (optional) 

Directions 

Saute onion, add shredded 

chicken, then rest of ingredients. 

Simmer for 10min, then serve. 

Chicken pie 

Serves 4 to 6 

Ingredients 

In advance: 

1 large chicken, boil with 

1 large onion (sliced) 

2 large carrots (diced) 

2–3 sticks celerly (sliced) 

•Keep stock to use in sauce 

On the day: 

Break chicken up, peeling skin 

off as you go, and place pieces in 

casserole dish, then place Onion, 

Carrots and celery over top and 

make sauce, as follows: 

Sauce: 

27gm butter, place in large 

saucepan 

2 tablespoons flour 

½ rounded teaspoon green herb 

stock 

Pepper 

1 cup blue milk 

1½ cups chicken stock 

Directions 

Melt butter, add flour, herb 

stock and pepper and cook for 

1min. 

Slowly add milk, then 

the chicken stock, beat with 

egg beater to eliminate any 

lumps. 

Stir over medium heat until 

fully thickened (does not go terribly 

thick). 

Pour Sauce over chicken/onion/ 

carrots/celery, then make topping, 

as follows: 

Topping: 

1 cup breadcrumbs, place in 

bowl with: 

1 large onion (chopped) 

1 rounded teaspoon mixed 

herbs 

27gm butter (melted) 

3 rashers bacon (cut into small 

squares) 

Mix topping ingredients together 

thoroughly and sprinkle over 

top of pie. Bake, uncovered, at 

180deg C for 1hr. Grill to brown. 

Chicken and apricots 

Serves 4 to 6 

•Prepare in advance if boiling 

own chicken 

Ingredients 

WHOLESOME: 

Chicken pie is 

easy to make 

and is a onedish 

meal for 

the whole 

family. 

One cooked chicken, keep stock. 

28gm butter, place in frypan and 

melt, then add: 

1 large onion, chopped 

2 level tablespoons cornflour, 

mixed into: 

1 cup chicken stock 

1 x 425gm can apricot halves in 

syrup 

Chicken and corn 

savouries 

Serves 6 

12 slices white sandwich bread, 

crusts removed 

200gm shredded chicken 

330gm can creamed corn 

2tbsp mayonnaise 

1 spring onion (sliced) 

2 eggs, beaten with: 

½ cup milk 

2 tablespoons parsley (chopped) 

Press bread into holes of muffins 

pans which have been well 

greased. 

Divide the shredded chicken 

and sweetcorn mixture evenly 

into the bread linings, scatter 

spring onion over top. 

Pour egg mixture evenly into 

the bread cases. 

Bake at 180 deg C for 10-15min 

until egg is set and bread cases 

are golden. Can be eaten warm 

or cold. 

PUBLIC CONSULTATION proposed changes to speed limits 

SH73/75 Christchurch to Akaroa and SH74 Lyttelton 

In the last decade there were 739 crashes on the road between Christchurch and Akaroa*. 

Nine people were killed and 72 people suffered serious injuries, leaving families and 

communities grieving. 

Setting safer speeds on this high-risk corridor is essential if we are to turn the tide of deaths 

and serious injury. Because even the best drivers, on familiar roads, make mistakes - but these 

mistakes don’t need to cost lives. 

Consultation is now underway on proposed new safer speeds between Christchurch and 

Akaroa, some local side roads and in Lyttelton. 

Have your 

say by 

3 December 

2021 

Head to www.nzta.govt.nz/chchtoakaroa to give feedback 

or email us at chchtoakaroaspeeds@nzta.govt.nz 

Formal consultation on new speed limit proposals is required under the Land Transport Rule: Setting of Speed Limits 

(2017). *Between 2011-2020, data from CAS.


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Across 

1. Mimi, a heartless nag, is playing 

dumb (6) 

4. An afterthought to charity, as booked 

in the Old Testament (6) 

9. Mean to put name to it, if starting 

Yule (7) 

10. Fatuous way cousin, a ne’er-do-well, 

shows it (5) 

11. Great story of early practice 

beginners, on the ice endlessly (4) 

12. Part of fastener has first bit of polish 

applied (4) 

13. Small child will get something out of 

the rubbish (3) 

15. Yellow youth-leader gets 21 to lose 

their head (4) 

16. Don’t go on with the descent by 

parachute (4) 

19. Apprehend the return of prohibition 

(3) 

21. Sort of song-people (4) 

22. Courses are used in making up a line 

of footballers (4) 

24. Out of bed, get solid that may 

unsettle one (5) 

25. Incomplete score may have tune for 

one in The Pirates (7) 

26. Is off in one’s bed, usually (6) 

27. Information to test the patience of 

one class of people (6) 

Down 

1. In an unmarried woman, her bearing 

shows her transgressions (13) 

2. Enlarge on the tailless gnu if caught 

within a month (7) 

3. Something that’s afoot may take a 

hammering (4) 

5. A mule, with unknown quantity it’s 

hard to get a grip on (8) 

6. The smallest amount to be rented out, 

as inside (5) 

7. Cruel play, cast thus in an extremely 

showy way (13) 

8. Minor route, if it’s about the phrase for 

‘incidentally’ (5) 

14. It is as high as one can get beside 

the sea (8) 

17. Tiller of the land giving mushy 

vegetable to a worker (7) 

18. A lot of birds like this sort of 

mattress (5) 

20. Put tacking in and pour hot fat over 

it (5) 

23. Loyal to Tory leader, regret following 

it (4) 

SUDOKU 

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box contains the digits 1 to 9. 

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8 9 

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13 14 15 

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Across 

1. Venomous snake (5) 

4. Inactive (6) 

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