Bay Harbour: December 08, 2021

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EntriEs now opEn! 

Cave 

Rock 

mast 

resurrected 

• By Kristie Boland 

THREE YEARS of hard work 

has paid off for Toni Pengelly 

and the Sumner-Redcliffs 

Historical Society – the historic 

lights are shining again on top 

of Cave Rock. 

A navigational mast constructed 

in 1864 to guide 

shipping is alight again. 

Sumner resident Pengelly 

(inset) said as a child in the 

1960s, the mast lighting was a 

major event and an important 

part of Christmas and Easter 

celebrations. 

“I’m thrilled to see them 

back up there permanently and 

in time for Christmas 2021,” 

Pengelly said. 

The community has raised 

$6000 to fund the project. 

• Turn to page 5 

Bid to raise 

$500,000 

to upgrade 

medical 

centre 


FUNDING IS needed for an 

upgrade of the Diamond Harbour 

Medical Centre to meet increasing 

patient numbers, and to improve 

access. 

The first step in the consent 

process for the upgrade has been 

obtained from the city council. 

The estimated cost is $500,000. 

Discussions and preparations 

for fundraising have started, 

including applications for grants 

for which the project qualifies. 

A plea for donations has also 

been made to the community 

and businesses involved with 

Diamond Harbour. 

“We are really keen to keep 

the great service of the medical 

centre going,” Diamond Harbour 

District Health Committee 

chairwoman Gay Wood said. 

It took only 24 hours for 

residents to build the Diamond 

Harbour Medical Centre 30 years 

ago on council-provided land. 

This followed some six years of 

lobbying the then area health 

board, Nurse Maude and the 

Banks Peninsula District Council 

for medical and nursing services 

to the surrounding area. 

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Kristie Boland 

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from the editor’s desk 

THAT’S A fairly impressive 

mast sitting on top of Cave 

Rock (see page 1). 

It could well be confused 

for a religious symbol, but 

it once had a practical use: 

Guiding vessels through the 

weather conditions, no doubt 

a potential saviour of sorts to 

many ships’ captains. 

The signal house was damaged 

in the 2011 earthquake 

and in recent years Toni 

Pengelly and the Sumner-Redcliffs 

Historical Society have 

been working hard to get the 

navigational mast working 

again. 

The mast has special meaning 

to Toni, with family using 

news 

it for assistance during their 

time with the Sumner Lifeboat 

Institution. 

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another fundraising effort 

under way to help pay for a new 

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NEWS 5 

Improved access for disabled needed 

• From page 1 

Today, the land is leased 

from the city council. The 

Diamond Harbour and District 

Health Support Group that 

was set up when the building 

was constructed, leases the 

building to a group of medical 

practitioners. 

In 30 years, the population, 

and the numbers of patients 

registered to the centre, have 

increased. Medical services are 

provided to some 1200 patients 

by the equivalent of 0.8 full-time 

doctors and three nurses who 

also provide district nursing 

services. 

Health provision has also 

changed since 1991. Some 

of these changes are as a 

DESIGN: An artist’s impression of how the proposed upgrade will look. 

consequence of the Covid-19 

pandemic as well as progress 

in health care systems and 

practice. Infection control is 

at the forefront with a need to 

separate patients with respiratory 

infections and to reduce contact 

between patients. 

The centre also needs improved 

access for the disabled, and 

greater storage and security for 

both the equipment and medications 

required by rural practices. 

Currently, the provision of some 

services is limited because of a 

lack of physical space. 

The Diamond Harbour and 

District Health Support Group 

is made up of community 

members and is administered 

by a committee that has to date 

engaged a local architect to draw 

up plans for an extended and 

updated building. 

Signal tower had historical importance to Sumner lifeboat 

• From page 1 

“We’re very grateful for very 

generous donations from the 

Scarborough Dippers and other 

anonymous Sumner residents. 

Thanks also to Gary Thompson, 

Darran Hinfalaar and the team 

at Aotea Electric”. 

Cave Rock has significance for 

the pilot/signal station which 

provided assistance with navigation 

of the Sumner bar for 50 

years. The cross is a reflection of 

the spiritual nature and culture 

of Christian European settlement 

in the area. 

Cave Rock also known to 

Māori as Tuawera, meaning ‘cut 

down as if by fire’ has cultural 

and spiritual significance for its 

importance to tangata whenua. 

The signal mast was built by 

the then Sumner Borough council 

in 1864. 

Prior to the advent of electric 

lights, the original signals on the 

mast had specific meanings. 

White and black canvas balls 

strung from the mast informed 

ship captains of the prevailing 

weather and tidal conditions. 

With the advent of electric 

lighting, lights replaced the canvas 

balls and as more advanced 

communications systems were 

developed, the mast lighting was 

used to celebrate Easter, Anzac 

Day, Christmas and significant 

national events such as the coronation 

of King George VI in 1937. 

The community tradition of 

lighting on the mast continued 

until the February 22, 2011, 

earthquake damaged the signal 

house. Following it’s repair in 

2016, the lighting was not reinstated. 

Pengelly herself has a special 

connection to the signal tower. 

Her grandfather Jack Kerr 

served as a crew member for the 

Sumner Lifeboat Institution from 

1940 to 1987. Her uncles Russ, 

Barry and Lester also served 

a number of decades on the 

lifeboat. 

During her grandfather’s time 

as skipper, he relied on lighting 

from the signal tower, which 

served as their control tower, to 

complete rescues. 

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NEWS 7 

Community work honoured with top award 

OUTSTANDING contributors 

to the community in the Bay 

Harbour News area have been 

recognised with New Zealand 

Rotary’s highest award. 

A Paul Harris Fellow award 

honours outstanding work and 

achievements by individuals 

who go beyond what is expected 

of them in the community, and 

place the needs of others before 

their own. The award takes its 

name from the founder of Rotary, 

Paul Harris. 

Ferrymead Rotary sought 

nominations from six local community 

organisations with which 

it has worked. The awards were 

presented at a function in the Mt 

Pleasant Centre. 

Ferrymead Rotary president 

Heather Fear described the 

occasion as “a significant event 

for the club and a marvellous 

success”. 

She said: “Many accolades have 

been received from representatives 

of the organisations attending.” 

The new Rotary Paul Harris 

fellows are: 

Derek McCullough: Derek 

is past president and a current 

committee member of the Mt 

Pleasant Community Centre & 

Residents’ Association. He was 

heavily involved with the rebuild 

of the centre, and maintaining 

communication lines with the 

community. He continues to 

ACHIEVERS: Colin Meurk (left), Christina Murray, Derek McCullough, Bill Simpson and Jan 

McLauchlan. John Taylor was absent on the presentation night and received his award 

separately. 

contribute as a volunteer in a 

wide variety of ways. 

Jan McLauchlan: Jan was both 

president and secretary of the 

Redcliffs Village Library before 

stepping down to concentrate on 

obtaining funding and overseeing 

construction of the rebuild. 

A life member of the library, she 

continues to mentor and offer a 

guiding hand to librarians, cover 

absences, field inquiries, arrange 

visits and repairs, and help with 

events and activities – as well as 

carrying out her own responsibilities. 

Colin Meurk: Colin came up 

with idea of a Christchurch 360 

Trail 30 years ago, steered it to 

fruition in 2015, and continues 

to lead an annual, eight-day 

walk of its 140-kilometre length. 

In 1997 he helped establish the 

Travis Wetland. His passion for 

promoting native flora and fauna 

was acknowledged by a New 

Zealand Officer of Merit award 

this year for supporting native 

ecosystem restoration. 

Christina Murray: Christina 

has been involved with the 

Learning Needs Library for 30 

years. During that time, it has 

evolved from a borrowed school 

room into an independent 

operation with its own building. 

Her role is to liaise with funding 

bodies to obtain monies to pay 

for salaries and resources. She 

also speaks at functions and 

takes other opportunities to promote 

the library’s services. 

Bill Simpson: Bill is a longterm 

member of the Avon-Heathcote 

Estuary Ihutai Trust and 

has devoted hundreds of hours 

towards ensuring the ecological 

quality of the estuary and the 

Charlesworth Reserve wetland 

restoration is protected and 

improved. He has served as the 

trust’s chair and treasurer, has 

researched the estuary’s history, 

and written high-level communications 

for funders and partners 

as part of the trust’s advocacy. 

John Taylor: John has played 

a lead role in developing 

a community agreement 

between Rotary, the Antarctic 

Society and the Department of 

Conservation to maintain and 

enhance the historic Scott Hut 

at Godley Head. He has put a 

lot of time, energy and funding 

into establishing a planting 

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the Ara Institute of Canterbury. 

New clinic provides 

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A brand-new cosmetic clinic, Satini, has just 

opened in Ferrymead. 

Owned and operated by medical professional 

Dr Nadja Haub, Satini offers an extensive range 

of cosmetic treatments for men and women, 

as well as lifestyle and nutritional advice to 

help clients maintain optimum health and 

wellbeing. 

Originally trained as a paediatrician, Dr 

Haub worked in several countries before 

gaining her aesthetic medicine qualifications 

in Australia. After moving to New Zealand, 

she began practising as a GP at New Brighton, 

where she has been for the last 10 years. 

Now, with the launch of Satini, Dr Haub 

says this new venture has been prompted by 

her long held and deep interest in aesthetic 

medicine. 

“I wanted to help people by enhancing their 

appearance, which would also help them to feel 

happier and more confident,” she explains. 

“Satini offers a holistic approach to aesthetic 

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treatments as well as healthy lifestyle advice 

that’s tailored to each client’s unique needs and 

genetic make-up.” 

Dr Haub regularly attends conferences to 

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methods in what she describes as a “fastdeveloping 

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An important point of difference she 

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businesses is its very private location in 

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“That’s why I chose to establish the clinic 

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Another aspect of Satini Dr Haub believes 

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Dr Nadja Haub looks forward to welcoming clients at 

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“We have a relaxation room where clients can 

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The Banks Peninsula 

Community Board approved 

a proposal to build the lookout 

and upgrade the current sealed 

parking area on a mix of city 

council and Summit Road 

Society land. 

The society has organised 

funding for the project and 

construction is expected to 

begin in February and to be 

completed in April. 

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lookout, the plan includes a 

flat area for a pou whenua and 

a plaque commemorating the 

work of Summit Road Society 

founder John Jameson. 

Built in 1914, the Sign of 

the Bellbird is one of four rest 

houses built by conservationist 

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Henry (Harry) George Ell. 

Society secretary Marie 

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“Discussion was happening 

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late 2018 that we started talking 

about it again. 

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place in the harbour where 

people will be able to go to 

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possible without collaboration. 

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10 

LETTERS 


IT IS PERHAPS no surprise that 

the Christchurch Coastal Pathway 

group ingratiated itself to the city 

council by declaring the stones on 

Clifton beach “are not going to be a 

problem in the future and it would 

be pointless to remove than” as Bay 

Harbour News reported last week, 

given the often tense relationship 

the group has had with the council 

staff over design issues and 

funding in the past. 

THe group would want to offer 

every encouragement to the city 

council to finish the pathway. 

However, it is a surprise the 

community board used this support 

to declare an end to further 

consideration of the matter. The 

community board is grossly in 

error to rely on the views of a small 

group of unelected, unrepresentative 

pathway activists, however well 

meaning, to accept the severe degrading 

of a popular sandy beach. 

And to set aside the views of the 

Redcliffs Residents Association and 

the Sumner Community Residents’ 

Association which organisations 

have been strenuously pressing for 

a removal of the rocks. 

This issue is one of compliance 

by the city with a consent issued by 

the regional council to undertake 

work preparatory to building the 

walkway. And when the stones and 

rocks appeared on a formerly sand 

only beach Environment Canterbury 

issued the city with a notice 

of requirement to remove them. 

And then later withdrew that notice 

without explanation. 

Technical advice is that the very 

great majority of all this stony 

material can be removed in one 

operation following the next period 

of coastal erosion which will, 

as has previously been observed, 

concentrate the rocks in a single 

accessible layer. 

The Coastal Pathway Group’s 

views on this matter are not 

correct and the community board’s 

response are not the end of the 

matter. 

– Martin Ward 

Redcliffs 

I AM WRITING in response to the 

article in Bay Harbour News (December 1), 

‘Rocks to stay on beach’. 

Either way that the eye can see from a 

few rocks deposited on the Rapanui, Shag 

Rock end of Sumner Beach are enviable 

facilities and natural resources the community 

can enjoy. 

We are very fortunate to live in one of 

the jewels of the crown. A new surf club, 

library and community centres both in 

Sumner and Mt Pleasant, new paving and 

planters, coupled with a stunning coastal 

pathway. 

I feel embarrassed that the Redcliffs Residents 

Association would inject so much 

energy into such a trivial matter as the said 

rocks. 

I can’t say I’ve ever seen many families 

picnic down that end of the beach 

over my last three decades of being a 

resident. I can hear the mockery from 

our eastside cousins, as they look over, 

laughing in mockery. 

The glass is half full . . . let’s enjoy and 

celebrate it as such. 

–Andrea Heffernan 

Redcliffs 

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THREE SUMNER teens 

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Point Surf Team junior club 

members Charlie Wise, Will 

Jamieson and Jack Tyro saw 

a gap in the market for longboarding 

events in Sumner so 

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cultural aspects of traditional 

longboarding back to 

Sumner,” said 17-year-old 

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invite only. We wanted 

to make this available to 

everyone.” 

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health and wellbeing. 

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form of equipment to help 

towards their film-making 

programme. 

Charlie, Will and Jack 

FLOW: Will Jamieson practising for the Exit Surf Tuawera Longboard Classic. 

got together with contest 

director Steve Tyro in early 

November to discuss running 

a competition in the Sumner 

area that was affordable and 

accessible to anyone who 

wanted to compete. 

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Classic will be held on 

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in Sumner, with open and U20 

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original short boards pre-1985. 

They hope to attract 72 

surfers, the maximum number 

for a one-day event. 

Head judge Grant 

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moves performed with style 

and flow in critical parts of the 

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WITH MARY IN FAITH 

TĀTOU KO MERE E WHAKAPONO ANA 

Message from the 

Board 

Courage, Commitment and 

Perseverance, three of Marian 

Colleges core values have been the 

mainstay of College activities as the 

2021 school year draws to an end. 

It has been an incredibly busy time 

for Marian College as students 

prepare for exams and farewell the 

Year 13 students. 

In spite of the uncertainty of the 

pandemic, and with many end of 

year events cancelled, the staff and 

students have created ways to ensure 

the special traditions of the college 

have continued. 

The senior prizegivings were live 

streamed to enable parents and 

caregivers the opportunity to celebrate 

student achievements the courage 

and commitment of all our students. 

Dux of the College: Malaika Sequeira Marian College Special Prize Award winners: Olivia Tippen, Valelia Taaso, Georgia Woods, 

Taylor Fasi-Fidow, Niamh Ryan and Malaika Sequeira 

Although virtually, it felt even more 

special to be able to share this moment in 

these challenging times. Congratulations 

to all our academic, sporting, cultural 

and service award recipients. A special 

mention to Malaika Sequeira who was 

awarded Dux of the College, Olivia 

Tippen who was Proxime accessit and 

Taylor Fasi-Fidow who received the The 

McKillop Trophy - The Supreme Award for 

Service and Loyalty to Marian College. 

Congratulations too must go to Kate Taylor 

who was recently signed by the Wellington 

Phoenix and last week announced as their 

vice-captain. 

After much perseverance, work on the new 

school site has commenced and 

already we are able to physically 

see the plans come to life- where 

classrooms and gathering spaces 

will be, and how large the structure 

is. 

It is exciting to think Marian 

College will finally be on the site in 

2023. 

To our 2021 Marian College school 

leavers we wish you well and know 

you leave our school as faith-filled 

learners. 

“It takes faith to follow your 

dreams and courage and 

perseverance to reach them” 

Noho ora mai, 

Carmel Gregan-Ford 

Chair, Marian College Board 

National Treasure makes an impression 

Progress Update: New School 

Marian College recently hosted the Ko 

Hata Maria, te Matua Wahine o te Atua 

artwork which has been travelling 

around the country. 

The National Shrine to Mary, the 

Mother of God was commissioned in 

2020 to celebrate Bishop Pompallier’s 

dedication of the Feast 

of the Assumption of 

Mary into Heaven to 

Aotearoa. It was unveiled 

on August 15 this 

year – which is also 

our Feast Day at Marian 

College. 

Rangiora based artist 

Damian Walker created 

a vision of Madonna and 

Child with an emphasis 

on kotahitanga. He collaborated 

with Anthony 

Te Keepa to grow his 

knowledge of Te Ao 

Maori and to ensure he 

was connecting with 

authentic voices to help 

steer the project. 

“The work has a distinctly 

New Zealand depiction of 

Mary, emphasising the unity of tangata 

whenua with all the other peoples 

who have come to live alongside them 

in the partnership of bi-culturalism, 

called to live the same faith and baptism, 

each in their unique way,” Mr 

Walker said. 

Marian College Year 9 student Stella 

Jones said she was interested to learn 

about the deep connection the artwork 

had to Marian College. 

Caitlin Merritt 

said the artwork 

“gave a really good 

perspective on the 

Maori culture and 

Holy Spirit”. 

“I think it’s just 

a really beautiful 

painting,” she 

said. 

Myra Fidow, Director 

of Ministry, 

said it was very 

special to have 

been included in 

the painting’s hikoi 

and especially 

to have hosted it 

on the morning of 

the Year 13 Leaver’s 

Breakfast so 

those students also had the 

opportunity to see it. 

The artwork will be permanently 

housed at St Mary of the Angels in 

Wellington. 

Work is underway on the new Marian College site in Papanui. 

The estimated $25 million development on Lydia Street was designed 

by architect Sheppard & Rout with Armitage Williams leading the 

construction. Work began on the site in October with the demolition of 

the southern end of the building where the sports field, which will be 

shared with St Joseph’s Primary School, will go. Excavation work and 

strengthening the steel structures in the building is due to begin. The new 

school will open in 2023. 

FEAST DAY: Despite the nationwide lockdown in August coinciding with 

Marian College’s Feast Day, the highly-anticipated event was instead held 

outside at the end of September. Students practiced hard for the House 

Singing Competition and it was Deans House who took out the coveted title 

for the first time in almost a decade! Well done Deans! 

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The Midnight Lock 

by Jeffrey Deaver 

The “master of ticking-bomb suspense” Jeffery Deaver brings 

us the latest thriller featuring his most beloved protagonists. 

Lincoln Rhyme and Amelia Sachs are back – on the hunt for 

a criminal terrorising New York City 

A killer without limits 

He comes into your home at night. He watches you as you sleep. 

He waits. 

A city in turmoil 

He calls himself ‘The Locksmith’. No door can keep him out. No security system 

can catch him. And now he’s about to kill. 

A race against time to stop him 

Nobody in New York is safe. Now it’s up to Lincoln Rhyme to untangle the web of 

evidence and catch him. 

But with Lincoln under investigation himself, and tension in the city at boiling point, 

time is running out… 

Autopsy 

by Patricia Cornwell 

Scarpetta is back! In this twenty-fifth in the electrifying, landmark #1 bestselling 

thriller series chief medical examiner Dr. Kay Scarpetta hunts an ingenious killer 

who has mastered cutting-edge science for the most nefarious ends. 

Forensic pathologist Kay Scarpetta has returned to Virginia as the chief medical 

examiner. She and her husband Benton are headquartered five miles from the Pentagon, 

in a post-pandemic world that’s been torn apart by civil and political unrest. 

Just weeks into the job, Scarpetta is called to investigate a woman’s body which 

has been shockingly displayed on railroad tracks. As Scarpetta follows the trail, it 

leads unnervingly close to her own neighbourhood ... 

At the same time, two scientists are found dead in a top-secret laboratory in outer 

space. Scarpetta is summoned to the White House Situation Room and tasked with 

finding out what happened. But even as she’s working the first crime scene in space 

from the ground, an apparent serial killer strikes again. And this time, Scarpetta 

could be in greater danger than ever before... 

In this latest novel in her groundbreaking Kay Scarpetta series, Patricia Cornwell 

captivates readers with the shocking twists, high-wire tension, and forensic detail that 

she is famous for, proving once again why she’s the world’s #1 bestselling crime writer. 

WIN THIS BOOK 

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We have one copy of The Midnight Lock to give away, courtesy of Take Note Ferrymead. To be in the 

draw, email giveaways@starmedia.kiwi with The Midnight Lock in the subject line or write to Take Note 

Book Giveaway, The Midnight Lock, Star Media, PO Box 1467, Christchurch 8140. To be eligible for the 

draw, all entries must include your name, address and contact number. Entries close Tues Dec 21st. The 

book winner for Gone Bush is Mark Zarifeh of Sumner. 

Christmas at the Museum 

Until December 31 

Imagine stepping back in history into 

a colonial lounge or settler’s cottage at 

Christmas time. The Okains Bay museum 

will feature displays of Christmas trees 

throughout the museum’s buildings 

and collection spaces. Visitors will be 

transported back in time to a Christmas 

night over 100 years ago, with uniquely 

designed trees decorated by talented 

local groups and individuals. Normal 

admission costs apply. Adults $15 

Okains Bay and Maori Colonial Museum 

Technology Help Drop-In Session 

Wednesday, 2-3pm 

Do you need help using your 

smartphone, iPad, or tablet? Head along to 

the drop-in sessions for help with email, 

searching the internet, using the library 

catalogue, eBooks, and general computer 

Email kristie.boland@starmedia.kiwi by 

5pm each Wednesday 

Summer with your 

neighbours and Te Ra Park 

opening – this Saturday 

from noon. The official 

opening ceremony will 

be performed by Deputy 

Mayor Andrew Turner, 

followed by a blessing from 

Rev Michele Cherry. From 

1pm onwards relax and 

enjoy the park with friends. 

Te Ra Community Park, 

cnr Te Ra Cres and Waipapa 

Ave, Diamond Harbour. 

queries. Take your laptop, tablet, or 

smartphone for help with anything digital. 

Free, no bookings required. 

Lyttelton Library 

Photography Exhibition 

Until January 

Call in and view the work of three 

Sumner photographers Rose Cameron, 

Jon Turner and Jan Taylor. Open when the 

signs are out at The Rock. Phone 027 652 

4334 for more info. 

The Rock, 10 Wakefield Ave, Sumner 

Lyttelton Craft and Treasures Market 

Saturday, 9am-1pm 

Jewellery, timber craft, clothing, woollen 

handcrafts, toys, natural body products 

and much more. Meet the makers. 

Collett’s Corner, next to the Lyttelton 

Farmers Market. 

Cnr London and Oxford Sts, Lyttelton 

Are you ready 

for ‘A Better 

Everyday’? 

At Heritage Lifecare, you’ll find lovely 

people bringing compassion and joy 

to our residents in warm and homely 

environments all over New Zealand. 

We offer a range of care options from Respite 

Care to Hospital Care in an easy going, home 

away from home atmosphere. 

Let’s catch up for a cuppa. 

Call Edith Cavell Lifecare & Village 

(03) 326 6608 40 Head Street, Sumner heritagelifecare.co.nz


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Book now for holiday ready hair 

AS incredible as it sounds, it is only 10 

more sleeps to Christmas. 

Don’t panic if you haven’t booked yet, 

Sirocco Hair Studio has taken it up a gear 

to ensure everyone has hair that is holiday 

ready. They have a new stylist join the 

team, so the Studio still has some openings 

available this side of Christmas. 

Leanne Badger came on board a few 

weeks ago. With 20 plus years in the 

industry, Leanne has great skill and 

experience, from classic to contemporary 

cuts through to all aspects of colouring. 

Formerly based at Studio Hair in 

Woolston, Leanne says she loves the 

variation hairdressing provides and is very 

excited to be part of the Sirocco team. 

“While I enjoy the variety of tasks 

hairdressing involves, it’s the people that 

Sirocco 

Team: 

Leanne, 

Rosanne, 

and Emma 

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Also with over 20 years experience in 

the trade, and eight of those years running 

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joined the studio four years ago. As well 

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“At Sirocco Hair Studio we offer a wide 

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to men, women and children,” said 

Rosanne. “Being three senior stylists we 

have many years of experience between us 

and recognise how fast fashion styles and 

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and techniques. You can trust us to work 

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your own unique style and personality, 

while staying in trend. We want to give 

the advice needed to have you leave 

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The team at Sirocco Hair Studio is ready 

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Based in Mt Pleasant, Sirocco Hair 

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stylish, comfortable surroundings. 

“Our wide selection of services doesn’t 

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“We also offer Colour/Foils; Men’s, Ladies 

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and Conditioning treatment for hair and 

scalp.” 

The team also has extensive product 

knowledge. They proudly use NAK luxury 

colours and exclusively use NAK styling 

products. and can guide and assist with 

supplying the best take home products to 

keep your hair manageable and healthy 

between appointments. 

And just arrived in store, a beautiful 

assortment of hair product gift packs. 

These make very pleasing Christmas 

presents and stocking fillers. 

Sirocco Hair Studio is open Monday 

to Saturday from 9am (Late night 

Wednesday and Thursday) and will 

close from Thursday 23rd December, 

reopening on Thursday 6th January. 

“For anyone we don’t see before 

Christmas, we would like to wish you a 

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year and 

look forward to seeing you in the New Year.” 

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Across 

1. One of the rolling stones? (6) 

8. European capital dweller, an upright type 

(5) 

9. One doesn’t agree to things (7) 

11. Packed in as a simile they’re small and 

fishy (8) 

12. There is scope, if the opening move 

hasn’t been started (5) 

15. The wheel centre may be found in a 

church (4) 

16. It is curious, a number such as nine (3) 

17. It comes out of a daze and is of cutting 

use (4) 

19. They cover wounds, do blacklegs (5) 

21. One says we’d adapted to crab-like 

walking (8) 

24. Own flesh is the concern of one who is so 

disposed (7) 

25. Cereal it goes hard to go against (5) 

26. One who murders a sort of whale (6) 

Down 

2. There isn’t enough in this book for eggwhite 

(5) 

3. Could Eve be his in the apiarist’s garden? 

(8) 

4. Take a set out as one dines (4) 

5. A priggish person can be quietly uncivil (5) 

6. A sign that means nothing to adult males 

(4) 

7. They may be soldiers, the hill-dwellers (4) 

10. When one was young and life was a 

picnic? (5,4) 

12. Florentine river is in particular nominated 

(4) 

13. Vigilant observation ’flu brought about (8) 

14. It isn’t so much minus (4) 

18. Sort of music to make a comeback? (5) 

20. Put in stitches as bet perhaps (5) 

21. Start the race, we are told, for pudding (4) 

22. End a difference with the chapter head 

(4) 

23. Hide, and look for the answer in game (4) 

SUDOKU 

Fill the grid so that every column, every row and 3x3 

box contains the digits 1 to 9. 

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Across 

1. Surety (4) 

4. Workplace (6) 

8. Hallway (7) 

9. Topmost (5) 

10. Junk mail (4) 

11. Worn out (3-5) 

13. Close shave (4,5) 

17. Thankful (8) 

19. Breathing organ of 

fish (4) 

21. Constituent (5) 

22. Carry out surgery (7) 

23. Protect (6) 

24. Ogle (4) 

Down 

2. Decline to vote (7) 

3. Go in front (4) 

4. The last drink (3,3,3,4) 

5. Water feature (8) 

6. Skip or dance about (5) 

7. Group of lions (5) 

8. Swanky (4) 

12. Unworried (8) 

14. Make a face (7) 

15. Sauce made from 

meat juices (5) 

16. Delight (4) 

18. Type of coffee (5) 

20. In good health (4) 

CODECRACKER 


Across: 1. Bail, 4. Office, 8. Passage, 9. Upper, 10. Spam, 11. Dog-tired, 

13. Near thing, 17. Relieved, 19. Gill, 21. Voter, 22. Operate, 23. Defend, 

24. Leer. 

Down: 2. Abstain, 3. Lead, 4. One for the road, 5. Fountain, 6. Caper, 7. 

Pride, 8. Posh, 12. Carefree, 14. Grimace, 15. Gravy, 16. Glee, 18. Latte, 

20. Well. 


Across: 1. Marble 8. Roman 9. Objects 11. Sardines 12. Ambit 15. Nave 

16. Odd 17. Adze 19. Scabs 21. Sideways 24. Selfish 25. Grain 26. Killer. 

Down: 2. Album 3. Beehives 4. Eats 5. Prude 6. Omen 7. Ants 10. Salad 

days 12. Arno 13. Watchful 14. Less 18. Swing 20. Baste 21. Sago 22. 

Dean 23. Seek. 

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MEDIUM HARD 

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Very Good 22 

Excellent 27+ 

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make? There is at least one nine-letter word. 

Each letter may be used only once and all 

words must contain the centre letter. 

No words starting with a capital, no plurals 

ending in s unless the word is also a verb, e.g. 

he fires the gun. 

Mon-Thurs: 7am - 4pm 

Fri-Sun: 7am - 5pm


Wednesday December 8 2021 Bay Harbour News 25


REAL ESTATE 

An original Lyttelton gem with 

birds eye views 

22B Days Road, Lyttelton 

Deadline Sale by 16 Dec. 

3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 kitchen 

1 living/dining room, 2 off-steet parks 

1813m² land - Listing No. HC202107 

Open Home: Sun, 12 Dec. 1 pm - 2:30 pm 

Nestled high above Lyttleton you will find 

this original family home with its uninterrupted 

sweeping views out across Lyttleton’s 

bubbling community, the Port, and the 

Harbour. 

Sited on a 1813sqm section there is possible 

potential to build an additional dwelling or 

subdivision. NB: Purchaser to complete own 

due diligence. 

This true gem built in the late 1960’s is still 

owned by its original owner. 

For those who embrace the richness of wood 

this Lockwood home is for you. A sturdy home 

with wooden interiors that has withstood the 

years of earthquake shocks and rumblings. 

Having received only very minor damage. 

Offering three double bedrooms all with 

wardrobes. The kitchen although basic is 

functional and flows into the sunny dining and 

living areas where you get spectacular views 

out to Lyttelton and to the rural backdrop. 

The toilet is separate from bathroom. 

Laundry that exits to the rear of the home 

out to the back paved area. These pavers 

having been hand made by the owners. A 

true testament to the love that was put into 

making this family home. 

There is a garden shed has had many years 

of good use and still provides an area for 

prorogation and storage. 

Off street parking with plenty of room to add 

your garage or carport. 

Many happy years have gone into making the 

backdrop of meandering pathways around 

a flourishing garden. Here fruit trees, 

vegetables and herb gardens blend in with 

the abundance of native’s plantings. 

Children and pets will just love this home. 

A true gem with potential and opportunity 

for those who have a vision for the future 

To be sold by dead line on December 16th 

( prior to at vendors discretion). Buyers over 

$655,000 should view. 

Call Heather for an appointment to view. 

Heather Chick 

M. 027 211 7205 

W.chickrealestate.co.nz 

E.heather@chickrealestate.co.nz 

(Licensed Agent REAA 2008) 

ADVERTISING FEATURE 

SALE 

Chia Single/Single 

Trundler 

Bunk Bed 

WAS $ 

1299 

NOW 

$ 

999 

Lennox 2 Seater 

WAS $ 

1499 

NOW 

$ 

999 

NOW ON. SELECTED ITEMS IN STORE & ONLINE. ENDS 20.12.21. 

Costa 4 Piece Outdoor 

Lounge Set 

WAS $ 

2199 

NOW 

$ 

1999 

Blanco Desk 

WAS $ 

599 

NOW 

$ 

399 

Seychelles Queen Mattress 

WAS $ 

599 

NOW 

$ 

449 

VIVA 

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ON SALE 

Buffet 

NOW $ 

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Riva 3 Seater Electric 

Recliner 

WAS $ 

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Dining Table – W180 

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*Available on Long Term Finance (LTF) purchases until 20/12/21. Minimum spend 

$499. Exclusions may apply. Lending Criteria, $50 annual account fee, fees, T&C’s 

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Offers and product prices advertised here expire 

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Classifieds Contact us today Phone our local team 03 379 1100 

Real Estate 

HOME WANTED 3-4 

bedrooms. Looking in Nor 

West areas, Beckenham 

or Somerfield. Prefer 

permanent material brick 

and post 1990 build. Don’t 

mind if it needs some TLC 

- anything considered. 

Cashed up buyer. Phone 

021 372 479 

Wanted To Buy 

WANTED 

ANTIQUE FURNITURE 

and good quality 

second hand furniture 

Happy to travel 

Phone Rick 021 376883 

or email photo to: 

hall.coffey@xtra.co.nz 

Wanted To Buy 

AAA Buying goods 

quality furniture, beds, 

stoves, washing machines, 

fridge freezers. Same day 

service. Selwyn Dealers. 

Phone 980 5812 or 027 

313 8156 

Wanted To Rent 

ONE bdrm flat, up to $250 

p/w. Ph Natalie 021 0838 

1112 

ONE bdrm flat, up to $250 

p/w. Ph Natalie 021 0838 

1112 

Trades & Services 

ADD SOME 

COLOUR 

TO YOUR ADVERT! 

Atkinson Construction Ltd 

• Local qualified builder 

• Over 30 years experience 

• Building alterations 

• Maintenance 

• No job too big or small 


HOME 

IMPROVEMENTS 

Decks, fencing, retaining 

walls, kitchens, sleepouts, 

kitsets, renovations and 

more. Greg 022 475 8227 

LAWNMOWING 

You Grow I Mow. Free 

quotes. Phone Chris 021 

252 1801 

PLUMBER 

Do you need a reliable 

plumber? Quality and 

timely services. No job 

too big or small. Phone 

V Plumbing Ltd. 022 351 

4125 

STUMP REMOVAL 

For all your stump 

grinding needs call Garden 

City Stumps 027 802 2594 

TREE TRIMMING 

Tree, hedge & shrub 

timming and removal. Call 

Garden City Stumps 027 

802 2594 

Dean: 021 480 093 

atkinsonconstruction@xtra.co.nz 

Public Notices 

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ACT 1991 

CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL 

Notice of Council Decision Proposed 

Plan Change 8 – Papakāinga/Kāinga 

Nohoanga Zone – Rule Amendments 

The Christchurch City Council at its meeting on 2 December 2021 

has made its decision on Proposed Plan Change 8 – Papakāinga/ 

Kāinga Nohoanga Zone – Rule Amendments. The Council has 

adopted the Commissioner’s recommendation that the plan 

change be approved with some minor modification. 

The Commissioner’s recommendation and the plan change, as 

amended by the Council’s decision, are now available for public 

viewing online at ccc.govt.nz/papakaingakainga-nohoanga-zoneplan-change/ 

or during normal opening hours at any of our 

service centres or libraries. For details of your nearest service 

centre or library, please telephone 03 941 8999. 

Jane Davis 

General Manager 

Infrastructure, Planning & Regulatory Group 


SCRAP METAL 

Dominion Trading Co Ltd 

• Scrap metal buyers 

• Canterbury owned & operated 

• Top prices paid $$$ 

• Open Saturday morning 

Open Mon-Fri 8am – 4.30pm Sat. 8.30am-12.30pm 

www.happyscrappy.co.nz 

03 343 9993 333 Blenheim Rd 


Situations Vacant 

CLEANERS 

REQUIRED 

Sumner Area 

Monday – Friday 

3pm-6pm 

To start mid Jan 2022 

We are looking for 

cleaners to join our 

commercial cleaning 

team. 

You will need to pass a 

Security Check and you 

MUST have your 

own transport. 

Must be eligible to work 

in New Zealand. 

Please email your 

Application to 

csc@totalcanterbury.co.nz 

or phone 338 9056 

Visit our website: 

totalcanterbury.co.nz 

Please advise which job 

when emailing your CV. 

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Lifetime Warranties on Most Films 

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Situations Vacant 

e Lyttelton Community House offers 

social, recreational and other support to 

the Lyttelton Harbour Basin community. 

We are seeking to ll the following 

vacancies. 

PART TIME CHEF 

Required Monday and Wednesday from 

9am to 2pm to produce meals for the 

Lyttelton Community House Trust's Meal 

Delivery Service. is successful applicant 

needs to be competent in planning and 

producing simple, nutritious meals for 

older people and those with diverse health 

issues. References and Health & Safety 

Certicates required. 

VOLUNTEER MEAL 

DELIVERY DRIVER 

Required Wednesday and/or Friday 

aernoons between 2pm and 5pm to help 

provide a highly valued service to the local 

community. As the successful applicant 

will be required to use their own car, a 

clean, current Drivers Licence and current 

vehicle registration and warrant is 

essential. Petrol will be reimbursed. Good 

communication skills and discretion are 

Anyone interested in these positions, 

please contact Claire, Lyttelton Community 

House Trust Facilitator, phone 03 741 1427 

or email 

faciltator@lytteltoncommunityhouse.org.nz 


CARPET LAYING 

Exp. Repairs, uplifting, 

relaying, restretching. 

Phone John on 0800 

003181, 027 240 7416 

jflattery@xtra.co.nz 

CHIM 

CHIM 

CHIMNEY SWEEPS 

We’ll sweep your 

logburner’s flue, check 

firebricks, baffles, airtubes 

& controls. We’re experts 

on coal-rangers, and can 

sweep any sized open fire. 

We quote & undertake 

repairs, flue extensions & 

install bird netting. 0800 

22 44 64 www.chimchim. 

nz 

ELECTRICIAN 

JMP Electrical. 

Experienced & registered.. 

Expert in all home 

electrical repairs & 

maintenance.Call James 

027 4401715 

ELECTRICIAN 

Andrew Martin Electrical. 

25 years experience. 

Specialize in home 

renovations, repairs and 

maintenance. Call Andrew 

0274 331 183 

GUTTER CLEANING 

HOUSE WASH 

Total gutter / spouting 

clear out & clean. House 

wash & windows. For a 

professioanl & reliable 

service call Greg Brown 

A1 Spouting Cleaning 027 

616 0331 or 384 2661


STYLE & QUALITY 

FOR LESS 

WWW.AFFORDABLEFURNITURE.NZ 

Manatee Corner 

Recliner Suite 

SUPER 

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WAS $2299 

$ 

1999 

Extra Section Available $299 

WAS $2869 

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500 

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Offer ends 20 December 2021. Min spend and exclusions may apply, $55 Establishment Fee or 

$35 Advance Fee applies to Long Term Finance Purchases. 

WAS $899 

$ 

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Madrid Table 

L1800 W900 H750mm 

Madrid Buffet 

SUPER 

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Tekapo Outdoor Dining 11 Piece Extension 

Raglan Bedroom 

Collection 

WAS $2399 

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When sold separately 

Tekapo Table $1099 $999 

Tekapo Chair $169 $139 

Queen Bed $1319 $1219 

Bedside $399 $369 

Chest $1249 $1129 

SUPER 

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King Single $509 $459 

Double $689 $629 

Queen $739 $659 

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FROM 

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Single $489 $449 

King Single $509 $469 

Double $609 $559 

Queen $729 $669 

King $799 $739 

California King $879 $809 

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500 Days Interest free terms: In-store only purchases $499 & over. Ends 31 December 2021. Exclusions may 

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Ray White Ferrymead 

Ready When You Are! 

Phone (03) 3844 179 | Email prier.manson@raywhite.com 

rwferrymead.co.nz /RayWhiteFerrymead 

Prier Manson Ltd. (Licensed REAA 2008)


Not sure what to get? 

Here are some suggestions 

0-1 Year Olds 

Plush toys, Soft material books, Building blocks, Bath toys 

A Little Ray of Giving 

is back at Ray White 

Ferrymead & Lyttelton! 

To get behind this wonderful cause, drop a 

present (new & unwrapped) into Ray White 

Ferrymead before Tuesday 14th December 

and we’ll make sure it gets to a deserving family 

staying at the Ronald McDonald House South 

Island this Christmas. 

We will supply the gift tags and wrapping. 

Thank you in advance for any contribution 

you make. 

Please drop gifts to: Ray White Ferrymead, 

21 Humphreys Drive, Ferrymead. 

2-3 Year Olds 

Toy cars, Picture books, Soft dolls, Play sets 

4-5 Year Olds 

Easy puzzles, Learning Books, Colouring in sets, Toy cars, Dolls 

6-8 Year Olds 

Board games, Lego, Art & Craft sets, Action figures 

9-12 Year Olds 

Science kits, Childrens novels, Educational games 

Teenagers 

Sports balls, Books, Vouchers 

Parents 

Books, Magazines, Vouchers (food/petrol/beauty), Chocolates 

Gifts to Avoid 

Large gifts, Paints and play dough, Toy guns, Bows/Arrows 

WELCOME TO THE FAMILY 

Ahmad Sultani is now part of the team at 


A passionate salesman and recent addition to the Ray White Ferrymead team, Ahmad’s character ooze’s reliability, 

honesty, efficiency and strong work ethic. 

Having already established business ventures that give him an edge in the housing market, Ahmad is immensely 

enthusiastic about real estate and providing a first-class real estate service to his clients. 

With the support of the long-standing Ray White team, Ahmad continues to learn and grow within the industry. 

So, for your next real estate decision, you’ll need the services of this talented professional. 

Call Ahmad today on 021 104 7115 or ahmad.sultani@raywhite.com 

J O I N O U R T E A M ! 

Y O U R D R I V E - O U R B A C K I N G 

Join the team at Ray White Ferrymead 

Now is the time to start your new Real Estate Career! 

We are searching for determined, collaborative, results-driven and fun 

individuals looking to take their career to the next level in 2022. 

If you have ever considered a career in Real Estate, this is your chance. 

If this sounds like you, take a shot and contact 

James Shepherd on 027 554 5046 | james.shepherd@raywhite.com 

Ray White Ferrymead | rwferrymead.co.nz | 03 384 4179 | prier.manson@raywhite.com | Prier Manson Limited Licensed REAA 2008



We Are Priced To Sell ... Call Me Now! 

11 Harmans Road, Lyttelton 

Perfectly positioned on Harmans Road, offering expansive views out over the harbour and bays, this 

1236m 2 parcel of land allows for plenty of opportunities. Build your dream home or with dual services 

consider the possibility to subdivide (subject to CCC consents). The section comes with an existing 

resource consent for a 3 bedroom house (approximately 108m 2 plus a covered parking space) and has a 

second resource consent pending for another 3 bedroom house (approximately 196m 2 including a double 

garage, an extra parking space for a boat/caravan/trailer and a large deck). 

Ideally positioned a short distance from the Lyttelton village and only moments away from tunnel access to 

Christchurch. 

I have an extremely motivated vendor so now is the time to take advantage. This is an opportunity not to be 

missed! 

Information pack including Geotechnical reports available on request. 

I’m Back ... How Lucky Are You! 

24a Cornwall Road, Lyttelton 

3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 car garaging 

This elevated contemporary three bedroom, two bathroom home is well positioned and privately tucked 

away in the sunny spot of Cornwall Road in the heart of the village, this home represents good harbour 

living with stunning views. After a maintenance issue was repaired we are ready to go! Building Inspection 

report will be provided. Comprising of three good sized bedrooms, all with built in wardrobes and the main 

bedroom featuring ensuite and walk in robe. Double glazing throughout with skylights providing a lovely 

natural light. Creating warmth will be no problem with the log burner and heat pump. A modern kitchen 

plus renovated main bathroom. An Intimate deck off the living space captures the ever-changing port and 

sea views. Entertaining is delightful with a north facing courtyard where you can soak up the tranquil hill 

environment. All of this plus double internal garaging and off-street parking. Wander down the hill to the 

amazing vibe of the bustling village, this is lifestyle living at its best, walking tracks and other leisure pursuits, 

Saturday markets, fabulous eateries and bespoke shops, why would you want to live anywhere else. 

Contact Yvette for further information. 

Section 1236m 2 Yvette Wright 

M. 020 4172 1510 

E. yvette.wright@raywhite.com 

Request an Inspection 

Enquiries over $299,000 

www.raywhite.co.nz/OPA30096 

Yvette Wright 

M. 020 4172 1510 

E. yvette.wright@raywhite.com 

Request an Inspection 

Price by Negotiation 

www.raywhite.co.nz/OPA30116 

Loans Loans made made 

simple. 

First Home First Home Buyers Buyers 

Investors Investors 

Refinancing Refinancing 

My service My service comes comes 

at no at cost no cost to you. to you. 

Antonia Antonia McAtamney,Mortgage Adviser Adviser 

021 469 021 244 469 244 

antonia.mca@loanmarket.co.nz 

loanmarket.co.nz/antonia-mcatamney 

WELCOME TO THE FAMILY 

Rebecca Joy is now part of the team at 


When considering a real estate agent, homeowners can approach Rebecca in confidence ensuring the utmost 

professionalism when selling their home. Rebecca’s ability to build trust & credibility with buyers & sellers ensures she 

is your ideal choice to negotiate your next real estate transaction. 

Easily relatable, mother of two boys, Rebecca has been both a purchaser and investor. The love of the outdoors and 

especially activities on the sea, this is both her relaxation and recreation. 

A teacher for many years has now led Rebecca to serve the community in a different way, giving a professional 

concierge service dedicated to getting your home sold & sold well! 

Call Rebecca today on 027 760 3777 or rebecca.joy@raywhite.com 

Ray White Ferrymead | rwferrymead.co.nz | 03 384 4179 | prier.manson@raywhite.com | Prier Manson Limited Licensed REAA 2008


PROUDLY 

SOLD 

36 Stoke Street, Sumner $1,345,000 10a Denman Street, Sumner $860,000 

PROUDLY RAY WHITE 

14 London Street, Lyttelton 

6 Duncan Street, Sumner $995,000 

23 Bay View Road, Redcliffs $865,000 

4/56 Nayland Street, Sumner $934,500 

158 Main Road, Redcliffs 

174 Soleares Ave, Mt Pleasant $1,760,000 

11 Ticehurst Road, Lyttelton $520,000 

1/80 McCormacks Bay Road, Mt Pleasant $731,000 

2/37b Main Road, Redcliffs $550,000 

4a de Thier Lane, Sumner $1,500,000 


Phone (03) 3844 179 | Email prier.manson@raywhite.com 

rwferrymead.co.nz | /RayWhiteFerrymead Prier Manson Ltd. (Licensed REAA 2008)

Bay Harbour: December 08, 2021

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