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Looking out for neighbours 

is all in a day’s work for Tilaga 

• By John Cosgrove 

IN SPITE OF suffering from a 

recent fall Tilaga Sethupathy-Walsh 

still goes out whenever she can to 

help her neighbours. 

For her dedication and her passion 

for gardening, she was awarded 

the Ōtautahi Community Housing 

Trust housing hero award for 2021. 

Her immediate reaction when 

named the overall winner of the 

award was a quiet thank you. 

“But I’m not sure what I’ve done 

to deserve this,” she added. 

The very modest Tilaga has been 

a tenant of the Sydenham-based 

council housing community for 22 

years and said she tries to do the 

best she can. 

“For those who cannot get out 

and work in their gardens, I step in 

and help out where I can. 

“I want to do all I can as we are 

a very close community here, we 

know everyone, and gardening is 

my passion,” she said. 

From among the 40 nominations 

for the annual housing hero award, 

her story of always being there to 

help anyone and everyone in her 

OCHT tenants unit caught the eye 

of the judges. 

Her nomination, endorsed by her 

neighbours, talked about her never 

asking questions and never asking 

for anything in return. 

It said Tilaga was just an all round 

wonderful tenant and well respected 

by all as she helped others by 

tending others’ gardens and doing 

what she could to make her community 

a colourful and comfortable 

place to live. 

• Turn to page 9 

WINNER: Tilaga Walsh-Sethupathy was named the overall winner of the 2021 Ōtautahi Community Housing Trust 

housing hero award. 

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what’s on 

this week 

The Nifty Spring Flea Market 

Saturday, 10am-2pm 

La Voûte – Vintage & Antique Interior 

Objects, 96 Marshall St, Woolston 

The Nifty Markets are teaming up 

with their favourite vintage furniture 

store, La Voute for the Spring Flea 

Market. All of our stalls will be selling 

men’s/women’s/unisex vintage plus 

pre-loved clothing while La Voute 

will be open downstairs selling all of 

their beautiful vintage pieces for your 

home. 

Free admission. 

Glaucoma NZ Symposium 

Sunday, 9-11.30am 

75 Jack Hinton Drive, Addington 

Racecourse 

A free event where specialists will 

donate their time to bring up to date 

information on living with glaucoma 

and people will speak about their own 

personal glaucoma journeys. Keynote 

speaker Dr Rahul Dwivedi, consultant 

ophthalmologist. To register 

phone 0800 452 826 or email info@ 

glaucoma.org.nz 

Opawa Farmers’ Market 

Every Sunday 9am to noon 

Christchurch South Library car park, 66 

Colombo St (note new address) 

The Opawa Farmers’ Market prides 

itself on having the best selection of 

fresh local produce in Christchurch, 

including a large organic range 

from well-known and trusted local 

growers. Top up your vege shop with 

fresh artisan bread, French-style 

Christchurch Photo Hunt, all November, 66 Colombo St, cnr Hunter 

Tce. View images from the annual Christchurch Photo Hunt from 2008 

through to 2020 in the Christchurch City Libraries mobile discovery wall 

currently at the South Library. The annual Photo Hunt aims to gather 

photographs, digital and physical, from across the community, along with 

the unique stories of their creators. These photographs are made available 

via the Discovery Wall and form part of the permanent heritage online 

collections on Canterbury Stories at City Libraries, through the eyes of local 

people. Free 

pastries, free-range eggs, locally made 

Italian cheeses, seasonal fruits and 

much more. Soak up the relaxed and 

friendly atmosphere at this popular 

down-to-earth market. Free. 

Chimp – Social Woes 

Exhibition 

Opening night, Friday, 5- 9pm. 

Running until November 27. 

Fiksate Studio & Gallery, 54 Hawdon St, 

Sydenham 

Social Woes is a solo exhibition by 

Wellington-based urban artist Chimp. 

It examines the social policing 

facilitated by the internet. 

Shabby Chic Market Day 

Sunday, 11am-3pm 

The Rochester Villa, 21 Connal St, 

Woolston 

Fresh air shopping, inspiration and 

old-school fun times in the relaxed 

environs of the Shabby Chic Market. 

Cash only event (no Eftpos onsite). 

Over 40 stallholders offering you a 

wide variety of fresh and curious 

shabby chic themed treats and 

treasures. Free admission 

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Thursday November 4 2021 3 

50-year gathering for former post office workers 


IT GOES LIKE THIS: Former post office investigative officers Rod Cameron (left) and Wayne Butterworth look over one of 

the franking machines recovered from the central post office building in Cathedral Square. On a commemorative plate, 

former post office admin staff from the typing pool – Colleen Eathorne of Redwood (left) and Ann Matheson of Waimairi 

Beach – spot the windows they used to look out of. 

PHOTOS: JOHN COSGROVE 

STORIES OF adventures and 

shenanigans had in the typing 

pool or in the mail rooms 

were recounted as 50 former 

employees of the Post Office met 

for the first time in 50 years. 

The former administration 

staff members had all worked at 

some stage of their careers in the 

old Christchurch chief post office 

in the Cathedral Square. 

Chief postmasters office reunion 

committee chairman Rod 

Cameron of Beckenham, said it 

was a good time to reminisce. 

Cameron, a former post 

investigations officer, said that 

over the past year a group of 

ex-employees had been working 

online organising the staff reunion 

held at the Cashmere Club 

on Saturday. 

“It has been quite difficult 

trying to track down all these 

people with who we previously 

worked with, but not seen for 

some 50 years. 

“We were fortunate however 

in tracing and contacting a total 

116 personal and managed to 

get 50 people to come along to 

the reunion. 

“Many of those interested 

in attending now live overseas 

and were really keen to come 

but unfortunately were unable,” 

Cameron said. 

Cameron started in 1961 as a 

telegram boy before eventually 

becoming an investigating officer 

chasing up stolen mail or 

fraud scams. 

“Much of what we got up to on 

the job we can’t tell anyone about 

as people today would think 

we’re mean or they wouldn’t get 

the joke but we got away with it 

in those days,” Cameron said. 

His funniest memory was 

discovering marijuana growing 

implements and seeds sent from 

overseas. 

“We called the police who 

followed the parcel to its destination 

in a rural community, there 

they discovered a massive growing 

operation. 

Fellow postal investigator 

Wayne Butterworth of Sreydon 

recalls starting in 1965 as a toll 

operator having to juggle calls 

because they only had 40 lines to 

Wellington to work with. 

“Then one day I was looking 

out of a window overlooking 

the square when I saw a woman 

learner driver crash into the only 

phone box we had in the square.” 

Butterworth said: “ I was on 111 

calls that day and had everyone 

calling was to report it, all at the 

same time.” 

Ann Matheson of Waimari 

Beach, was a typist during the 

late 60s early 70s and recalled 

the day a younger woman came 

to work in a very, very short 

mini skirt, “She was sent home 

to change into something more 

appropriate so she returned in 

a maxi dress just to annoy the 

supervisor,” she said. 

Matheson recalls in 1970 being 

paid $1195 per annum for their 

work which came out to $39 per 

week. 

Fellow typist pool member 

Colleen Eathorne of Redwood, 

said she remembers they had 

a great social life there and 

many life-long relationships or 

friendships were made there. 

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Trick or treat: Witches, ghouls, ghosts 


THERE WERE more treats than 

tricks at the Hoon Hay Halloween 

kids night on Sunday as hundreds 

of children gathered in small 

groups and walked the streets in 

search of candy. 

Back for a second year in a 

row, the Hoon Hay Community 

Association chairwoman Jenny 

Goodman said the group was 

pleased with the turnout for the 

event they hosted at the Hoon 

Hay Community Centre. 

“Due to Covid-19, we primarily 

run this event as a stop on 

children’s trick or treating route 

around the streets of Hoon Hay,” 

she said. 

Association member Kaitlyn 

White said the witches, goblins, 

fairies, spacemen, ghouls and 

ghosts started appearing for their 

lollies and games an hour before 

the event was due to start. 

“It was great to see them all 

walking along with their mums 

and dads. We put on lots of simple 

games for them to play, including 

ten pin bowling using toilet rolls 

as pins and large-scale Jenga plus 

indoor games,” White said. 

She added they had packed 240 

packets of lollies for distribution, 

which all went very quickly. 

“It was busier than last year and 

it was good to see so many parents 

had also dressed up and got into 

the spirit of it all,” White said. 

SCARY FUN: Best friends Ariella Machiso 5, (left) and Zahara 

Cording, 6, came dressed as witches and fairies. 

 

BEWITCHED: Hazel Hope (left) and Scarlett O’Dell, both 

eight years old, at the Hoon Hay Halloween kids night. 

SWEET TREAT: Hoon Hay Community Association member 

Kaitlyn White loads up Coda Bovitt, 4, with lollies. 

PHOTOS: JOHN COSGROVE 

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and goblins come out in force 

ON THE PROWL: Kyle Estoquia, 6, (top left) and 

Cole Williams, 12, (above) on the way to the Hoon 

Hay Community Association’s Halloween kids night 

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LITTLE ELF: Rihan Singh, 2, accompanied by his 

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TICKLED PINK: Vivienne Wu, 3, and her dad Kai Wu. 

PHOTOS: JOHN COSGROVE 

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The Dutch Café opened last month, 

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In this beautiful new bookazine, best-selling New Zealand cookbook author 

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develop over 70 brand-new on-trend recipes inspired by their garden in 

Wanaka. It’s the perfect accompaniment for a Kiwi summer full of delicious 

simple food. 

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Cashmere High wins big 

Anniversary 


ENTERPRISING STUDENTS 

from Cashmere High School used 

their business acumen to win 

their final at the Young Enterprise 

Scheme Canterbury regional 

awards, and also scooped many 

excellence awards. 

Food Fight – Jack Carran, 

Oakley Inkersell, Aljaz Smrekar 

and Rosa Kelly – were the Canterbury 

South regional winners 

with an educational project 

aimed at tackling obesity issues 

in youth. 

Their winning project equips 

school children with knowledge 

about their food and nutrition 

via a fun educational card game, 

which also incorporates spelling, 

reading and Te Reo Māori. 

The idea was inspired by a 

member of the team who had 

struggled with weight issues 

when he was younger. 

Hosted at the Ara Institute of 

Canterbury’s Christchurch campus, 

12 secondary school teams 

covering both north and south 

Canterbury came in one after 

the other for a day of ‘Dragons 

Den’ style pitches. 

Organisers said Food Fight 

impressed the panel of industryconnected 

judges with their 

entrepreneurial aptitude. 

Watching on via a live streaming 

link were 183 teams of 

students, teachers, families and 

friends. 

THE WINNING TEAM: The Food Fight team (from left) 

Aljaz Smrekar (18), Rosa Kelly (18) and Oakley Inkersell (18). 

Fellow entrepreneur Jack Carran (18) was unavailable for 

the photo. 

PHOTO CASHMERE HIGH SCHOOL 

Cashmere High School teams 

also picked up several excellence 

awards: Upcycle Tiedowns 

grabbed the Ara Institute of 

Canterbury YES regional excellence 

award for finance. 

The Powell Fenwick regional 

excellence award for sustainability 

was won by Buddy Bites, 

and STAP Ltd won the Cyclone 

regional award for enterprising 

technology. 

And Danger Danger won the 

Rotary Club of Christchurch 

Sunrise regional excellence 

award for social enterprise, as 

well as the Baldasso Cortese 

Noordanus regional excellence 

award for innovation. 

The students main teacher 

Matt Benassi said: “This year 

the teams at Cashmere have 

exemplified what it means to be 

an entrepreneur. 

“It has been a challenging year, 

but that didn’t get in the way of 

any of the student businesses.” 

He said all of them aimed to 

help solve a problem, whether it 

be educating students about nutrition 

or dangerous situations 

or solving a sustainability issue. 

“They have all challenged 

themselves and they are proud 

to be part of the businesses they 

have started,” he said. 

of Huntsbury 

celebrated 


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 

David 

Brayton 

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 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 

IN PLACE: A plaque 

to commemorate the 

settlement of Huntsbury will 

be unveiled this Saturday. 

community centre this Saturday 

night at 7.30pm. 

He said residents on the hill 

combined to “make all this 

happen” and 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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She recently hurt her back 

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Jim McMillan 

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No.117 

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 

J Y M X H B U Z K W Q G C 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 

E L I N O P V T S A F D R 

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1 10 11 12 13 

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2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 L 

A X 

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25. Put into order (7) 

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7 7 4 23 7 8 

X 

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8 13 5 14 10 4 6 20 4 3 9 18 

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118 

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glob, globe, gob, leg, lei, lib, 

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