Nor'West News: January 13, 2022

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 2022 

• By Fiona Ellis 

CLINGING TO life, baby 

Sarah Ann Judson was almost 

tossed overboard while 

emigrating to New Zealand in 

the 1860s because she seemed 

unresponsive. 

The story is a favourite 

discovered by her great-granddaughter, 

Jill Lord, who has 

made the New Year Honours 

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Genealogy 

work earns 

Jill a QSM 

SURVIVOR: Jill Lord QSM holds a photo of her great-grandmother, Sarah Ann Ayers (nee Judson) at Jill’s christening. 

The tale of Sarah Ann’s crossing from England is a favourite with the long-time member of The Family History Society 

of New Zealand. 

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list with a Queen’s Service 

Medal for her contributions to 

genealogy. 

A member of The Family 

History Society of New 

Zealand for more than 45 

years, the 81-year-old Strowan 

resident discovered the tale 

while looking into her own 

family history. 

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SOLVING TRAFFIC issues, 

promoting community safety 

and celebrating different cultures 

will be among the priorities 

for the Fendalton-Waimairi- 

Harewood Community Board 

this year. 

Board chairwoman 

Bridget 

Williams said 

the board aims 

to improve traffic 

flow with the 

installation of 

right-turning 

arrows in three 

locations. 

These are 

Maidstone Rd and Waimairi 

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Williams 

Rd intersection, the Northwood 

Boulevard and Main North Rd 

intersection, and the Wairakei Rd 

and Grahams Rd intersection. 

“There’s a lot of those right 

turns and you’re getting cars in 

the middle of the road, waiting 

and waiting and waiting,” Williams 

said. 

“[You’re] not letting traffic go 

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right turn.” 

The construction of a shared 

footpath along Gardiners Rd was 

also something the board would 

push for. 

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this week 

Housie 

Thursday, 12.30– 2.15pm 

Mary Potter Community Centre, 442 

Durham St North 

To participate, take $2 per housie 

card or take a prize to the value of 

the card. Afternoon tea to follow. Go 

along, meet new people, have some 

fun. Gold coin donation for nonresidents 

attending the community 

centre. Inquiries, phone 372 9224. 

How does your garden grow? 

Thursday-Wednesday, all day 

Bishopdale Library 

Go along and collect a sunflower 

seed from a librarian as part of a 

sustainable living series for kids. Take 

it home and plant it in a sunny spot. 

Give your plant a name and look after 

it over the summer holidays. Take 

a photo of your flower or take your 

stem into the library from February 

28, to March 4. Go into the draw to 

win a gardening surprise. 

Handmade Bookmarks 

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, all 

day, at Redwood and Fendalton 

Libraries, Monday, Tuesday, 

Wednesday, all day, at Shirley and 

Fendalton Libraries. 

Redwood, Shirley and Fendalton 

Libraries 

Go along, make your mark and 

mark your place with a personalised 

bookmark. This holiday programme 

for all ages is an unsupervised activity. 

Free, no bookings required. 

Summertime Stories 

Thursday, 10.30-11.30am 

Bishopdale Library 

Go along and join Summertime 

Stories as part of a summertime reading 

programme for kids. Fun for the 

whole family, no booking required. 

Enter our summertime reading challenge 

and be in to win. 

JP Clinic 

Saturday, 10am-noon, at 

Fendalton, Tuesday, 10am-1pm, at 

Shirley and Papanui, Wednesday, 

10am-1pm, at Bishopdale 

Fendalton, Bishopdale, Papanui and 

Shirley libraries 

A justice of the peace will be 

available to witness signatures and 

documents, certify document copies, 

hear oaths, declarations, affidavits or 

affirmations, as well as sign citizenship 

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Wā Kōrero: Storytimes 

Tuesday, 10.30-11am 

Shirley Library 

Go along to an interactive programme 

including books, songs, 

rhymes and play. Recommended 

Thursday January 13 2022 

Under The Sea Diorama, Thursday, Tuesday 2.30-4pm at Bishopdale 

Library, Tuesday 3.30-4.30pm at Redwood Library. 

What can you see under the sea? Go along to this school holiday programme 

for all ages and create your own under the sea scene. Free, no bookings 

required 

for children two-years-old and up. 

No bookings required. All whānau 

and caregivers welcome. Please note 

guardians and children over 12 will 

need to wear a face mask and show 

their My Vaccine Pass on arrival at 

our libraries. Room capacity is limited 

and the number of attendees possible 

at sessions will be influenced by the 

number of users already in the space. 

Scottish Country Dancing 

Tuesday, 7.45-9.45pm 

Heaton Intermediate School hall, 125 

Heaton St 

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the fun exercise. All you need to take 

is some soft shoes. The first night is 

free for beginners. Phone 021 480 802 

for more information. 

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Wednesday, 1-4pm 

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Mami’s loving life in the pool 

LIFEGUARD AND swim 

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the water all her life. 

Mori grew up in Japan where 

she attended swimming lessons 

with her brother from the age of 

nine. 

They then caught the bus to 

training three times a week and, 

by junior high school, Mori 

was a competitive freestyle and 

breaststroke swimmer. 

“My mother couldn’t swim so 

she wanted us to be able to,” she 

said. 

“I wasn’t as strong as my 

brother, he was a national rep – 

but I loved swimming.” 

Not only is Mori a Swimsmart 

tutor at Pioneer Recreation 

and Sport Centre, she’s also 

a lifeguard at Jellie Park and 

Waltham Pool. 

Mori started her job 

as a lifeguard last summer 

and just two weeks into the role 

she found herself jumping in to 

save a boy who was struggling 

and at risk of drowning at Jellie 

Park. 

“What I had been taught to 

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happening in the pool, making 

the training very valuable,” she 

said. 

“I didn’t need to think about 

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water immediately. 

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SPLASH: Mami Mori is a lifeguard at Jellie Park Recreation and Sport Centre. 

too, but it gave me confidence 

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Mori said it’s not just children 

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Her students are primary-aged 

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“They’re so enthusiastic, 

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When she’s working as a 

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She said with the warm 

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ROOM TO GROW: Neighbourhood Trust general manager Dan Hyzl says 

public input will help determine what the McFaddens Rd community 

garden will look like. 

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Survey to determine 

what you want from 

neighbourhood garden 


PREPARATIONS are 

under way for a community 

garden aiming to help 

people grow together, 

physically and mentally. 

A survey is now open 

for those in St Albans, 

Mairehau, Shirley, or the 

surrounding suburbs to 

give input on the McFaddens 

Rd garden. 

Neighbourhood Trust 

general manager Dan Hyzl 

said opinions on the 130m2 

garden will help shape the 

final outcome. 

“It’s a survey of what you 

would like in the gardens 

and maybe what you don’t 

need in the gardens. We’ll 

take everything into consideration,” 

Hyzl said. 

Non-profit organisation 

The Green Lab has partnered 

with the trust to help 

design the garden. 

In addition to vegetable 

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“It’s a long stretch of 

road, there’s a lot of residential 

housing and that 

sort of thing. There’s demand 

for providing a safe 

walkway, for both cyclists 

and walkers.” 

Controlling traffic speed 

around neighbourhoods 

and schools was another 

priority, she said. 

Last year the board 

kick-started Avonhead and 

Russley Community Safety 

Initiative in collaboration 

with the Christchurch 

North Community Patrol, 

police, Neighbourhood 

Support Canterbury and 

Ilam MP Sarah Pallett. 

It carried out a survey 

beds, options such as a play 

area, composting facilities 

and a polytunnel for yearround 

growing are also 

being considered. 

The survey also 

asks who is interested 

in contributing to or 

benefiting from the garden, 

and how often they would 

use the garden. 

Those who the trust 

particularly aimed to 

help with the garden were 

young families, people 

isolated within the community, 

and those with 

mental health needs, Hyzl 

said. 

The outdoor space would 

provide a place to “grow 

together” and promote 

healthy eating. 

“There’s a lot of people in 

the community who might 

not be eating as healthy as 

they should, eating processed 

food.” 

In the future, the trust 

to identify safety concerns 

of people who lived in the 

area, which Williams said 

would be followed up this 

year. 

“We’ll see how we could 

put together some kind of 

community meeting or 

workshop to help residents 

and neighbourhoods look 

after themselves.” 

The board was now looking 

at expanding the safety 

initiative to Bishopdale and 

Strowan, although no date 

had been set for this. 

Improving community 

facilitates such as the public 

toilets at Bishopdale Mall 

would be another focus. 

Board priorities this 

year were a balance of core 

also hoped to offer cooking 

courses incorporating the 

produce grown in the community 

garden. 

“Lots of the ingredients 

from the community 

garden could be used for 

these cooking courses for 

different ethnic groups that 

are in our community as 

well.” 

Work towards clearing 

the garden site was under 

way, and Hyzl said he 

hoped a grand opening 

would take place sometime 

in April. 

He estimated the project 

would have a final price tag 

of between $8000-$12,000, 

and was pleased with the 

support it had received so 

far, including help from 

volunteers. 

A link to the survey, 

which closes on January 

20, can be found on the 

Neighbourhood Trust 

facebook page. 

Speed around schools a priority 

services and social and environmental 

components, 

she said. 

This included Culture 

Galore, set to be held with 

board support in Ilam’s Ray 

Blank Park on February 19. 

“Organisations of the 

community from all different 

ethnicities come 

together and it’s a big 

celebration of culture.” 

It was likely to be another 

year of uncertainty owing 

to the Covid-19 pandemic. 

“The board would 

love to thank everyone, 

especially community 

groups and active citizens, 

for getting involved in their 

community during these 

difficult times.” 

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Receiving award ‘absolutely amazing’ 

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The ships on which colonists 

sailed from England had “awful” 

conditions, she said. 

“One of my great-grandmothers 

only just made it. Her sister 

had died on the ship, and as they 

usually did, they’d wrapped her 

in a bit of sailcloth and chucked 

her over the side.” 

The captain then turned to 

her great-great-grandmother 

and asked whether one-year-old 

Sarah Ann was alive. 

“At which point my greatgrandmother 

apparently opened 

her eyes and looked out.” 

She survived to have nine children 

of her own. 

However, her shipboard brush 

with what was probably pneumonia 

meant that for the rest of her 

life had the use of only one lung. 

“She liked to joke with doctors 

who would say: ‘I have to tell you 

there’s something wrong with 

your lungs’, and she’d say: ‘Is 

there really?’ ” 

A trip to the cemetery as a 

teenager made a striking impression 

on Jill, which she credits 

with sparking her interest in 

genealogy. 

“I said to my father: ‘Who are 

all these people, they’ve got the 

same name as me’.” 

More questions followed: 

Where were they from? What 

had they done? 

Older relatives were a good 

source of information, revealing 

information that was unrecorded, 

she said. 

“Once you start quizzing them, 

funny little stories will come 

out.” 

The “mad habit” of genealogy 

was part of a wider interest in 

history. 

Most of her genealogy work 

involved helping others, she said. 

Society committee meetings 

always brought with them new 

emails and letters from people 

researching their families. 

The majority of them were 

from New Zealand, but they also 

came from Australia, the United 

Kingdom and the United States. 

Over the decades the society 

had helped several hundred 

people to delve into their family 

history, which was always rewarding, 

she said. 

There were plenty of surprises. 

For example, it was common 

that people would discover their 

forbears had spent time in prison. 

Fraud and bookmaking were 

recurring crimes, but one person 

discovered they were related 

to Minnie Dean, who in 1895 

became the only woman to be 

executed in New Zealand for killing 

children left in her care. 

For those with only names to 

go by, official birth, deaths and 

marriage certificates were useful 

in providing extra details, such as 

where the person was born. 

Archives New Zealand was an 

“amazing” source of information, 

and nowadays the internet was 

also a useful tool. 

Delving into the past could be 

difficult as records may not exist. 

She was unable to trace her family 

earlier than the 1700s. 

Records often related to land 

and so upper-class people were 

relatively easy to trace, whereas 

ordinary people were not, she 

said. 

When records did exist, she 

did not always trust them to be 

accurate. 

They could be tweaked to suit 

the interests of the record keepers 

or people who wanted to twist 

facts to make them neat and tidy, 

she said. 

For example, an unexplained 

name change could be an attempt 

to hide an illegitimate birth. 

“They were good at that. I don’t 

think it’s quite so easy to do 

today.” 

The modern trend for DNA 

testing could be helpful in 

FAMILY TREE: New Year 

Honours List Queen’s 

Service Medal recipient 

Jillian Lord has used her 

skills in genealogy to look 

into her own family tree, 

including the Grieve family 

who she has traced to the 

1700s. 

PHOTO: STARMEDIA 

finding relatives and unlocking 

family trees others had already 

complied. 

For example, she would have 

discovered an illegitimate branch 

of her family if she did not already 

know it existed, she said. 

It could also show information 

on what countries families originated 

from. 

“Most people use [DNA testing] 

when they’re completely 

stuck. It’s true, you can’t alter it.” 

The classic method of recordsifting 

would always be important, 

she said. 

Along with this hands-on approach, 

Jill has also held all the 

roles on the society’s executive at 

various times, including serving 

as president in 1983 and 2006. 

Since 2009 she has filled the 

role of society librarian, and for 

the past 25 years, the society has 

also held meetings at her and her 

Minnie Dean 

husband’s property. 

She also runs courses on genealogy, 

contributing to local and 

regional University of the Third 

Age Groups 

Travelling overseas has also 

been part of her role, as she has 

enjoyed representing the society, 

and New Zealand, at genealogy 

conferences from Australia to the 

United Kingdom. 

In spite of her long-serving 

contribution, news of her award 

took her by surprise, she said. 

“[My friends] They never said a 

word so the email I got from the 

honours committee at Government 

House was the first thing I 

knew. 

“At first I thought: ‘Oh what’s 

this junk mail’, and I nearly 

pressed the button and got rid of 

it.” 

She was overwhelmed when 

she realised what it was. 

“It was absolutely amazing, 

I’d love to have told people but I 

didn’t dare because they told you 

not to.” 

In hindsight, the friends who 

nominated her had been asking 

strange questions, she 

She now realised this was because 

they were trying to gather 

information to include in her 

nomination. 

Curiosity would drive her to 

continue her work in genealogy, 

as she said there were always 

mysteries to solve. 

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Hunt to uncover stunning gardens 

BLOOM: 

Certificates will 

be presented 

or posted to 

the garden 

award-winners 

in March or 

April. 

PHOTO: 

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BEAUTIFUL: Community pride garden awards judge Ron 

Andrew and his wife Glyn. 

A NEAT garden that stands 

out from the rest is a winning 

formula when it comes to 

the community pride garden 

awards. 

The awards, which are being 

held for the 32nd year in a row, 

aim to celebrate and recognise 

beautiful gardens. 

Christchurch Beautifying 

Association president Ron 

Andrew is one of 20 judges 

who will be making the rounds 

through neighbourhoods from 

Saturday in search of the best 

looking gardens visible from the 

street. 

Andrew said one of the main 

things the judges look for is 

community pride. 

He said a lot of people get 

involved in gardening each year, 

particularly the elderly and the 

effort they put in is amazing. 

Andrew also said the benefits 

of gardening make the hard 

work worthwhile. 

“It’s healthy, it gets rid of 

stress, it’s enjoyable and the end 

results are rewarding . . . it’s 

the most popular past time of 

anything.” 

Partnering with the city 

council, community boards and 

the Christchurch Beautifying 

Association, the awards aim 

to encourage civic pride and 

recognise people who help 

maintain Christchurch’s 

reputation as the Garden City. 

“Many people in our 

communities put time and effort 

into their gardens each week, 

planting, mulching, weeding 

and mowing,” said city council 

head of community support, 

John Filsell. 

“We also have commercial 

property owners who go the 

extra mile with their public 

gardens. 

“It really makes a difference 

to how our streets look and 

how people feel about their 

community so we want to 

recognise that hard work 

through these awards.” 

Volunteer judges from the 

association will be judging the 

gardens from January 15 to 

February 6. 

Last year 682 awards were 

given out for outstanding 

gardens. 

The gardens will be 

judged on the amount of 

effort put into creating and 

maintaining it, overall tidiness 

and the impact of the garden on 

the street. 

Gardeners that meet these 

standards will receive a prize 

card in their mailbox, with all 

gardens visible from the street 

being eligible, both residential 

and commercial. 

Six community boards 

are involved in the awards: 

Coastal-Burwood, Fendalton- 

Waimairi-Harewood, 

Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton, 

Linwood-Central-Heathcote, 

Papanui-Innes and Spreydon- 

Cashmere. 

Any garden within these areas 

and visible from the street is 

eligible for an award. 

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Bombs away 

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DIP: Swimmers play on a float at Lake Rua, while Clarissa Jay, 10, of Hoon Hay, leaps 

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RAY WHITE PAPANUI NEWS 

Making a property decision 

this year? Here is a ‘selling your 

home’ checklist 

Feature Properties 

Selling a home can be a very 

involved process. We grow 

attached to our homes and 

it can be hard to move on 

from them, especially if we 

have been in tenure for a long 

time. We sell for any number 

of reasons but no matter the 

reason, the same things need 

to be considered before you 

start the process. 

6A Hudson Street, Bryndwr 

Vanessa Golightly & Maria Paterson 

Vanessa Golightly 

Licensee Agent & 


027 664 9292 

Claire Morris 

Licensee Agent & 


027 662 4822 

• Preparing your home: 

You will need to get the 

property looking as attractive 

as possible to prospective 

buyers. For some, this will mean 

finally finishing that half started DIY 

project, working on outstanding 

repairs and maintenance, decluttering 

and cleaning. Speak to a property 

expert if you are considering any 

expensive alterations to make sure 

it’s worth the cost. 

• Repair History: 

If your property has had insurance or 

EQC repairs then this documentation, 

including evidence of completion of 

works, needs to be compiled for the 

sale. If you can’t find this information 

then you can call EQC (0800 326 243) 

and ask for them to send you the file 

for your property. Note this can take 

up to 20 working days to arrive so it 

can be a good idea to order this well 

ahead of time. 

• Find a salesperson (agent): 

Contact a few experienced local real 

estate salespeople (agents) and set 

up interviews. Potential salespeople 

will evaluate your property and give 

you a comparative market analysis. 

Once you find your salesperson, 

you will sign a contract stating any 

commissions due, length of the 

agreement, marketing costs and the 

estimated sale cost. 

• Making important decisions 

around the sale: 

Next, work with your salesperson to 

decide how you want to sell (auction, 

deadline sale, price etc.), the digital 

and/or print marketing that you will 

use to advertise the property, open 

home times and what price guide the 

agent will use when people enquire 

about your property. 

• Contracts: 

Your salesperson will draw up 

the contract of sale which should 

include all details of the owners, 

title, conditions of the sale, what is 

included in the chattels (for example, 

oven) as well as settlement date, legal 

description and any tenancy details if 

relevant. 

• Going to market: 

The length of time your home will 

be on the market depends on how 

you choose to sell. For an auction it’s 

usually a four week campaign with an 

unconditional sale under the hammer, 

whereas a deadline sale can be a 

two to three week campaign with a 

further period of due diligence once it 

is under offer. 

• The final steps: 

Your salesperson will be responsible 

for negotiating with potential buyers 

to get the best price for you. Once it 

has been sold, the buyer usually pays 

a deposit at this point. The last step 

is settlement day. This is when you 

give the keys over to the new owners 

and vacate the property in exchange 

for the full agreed upon amount. 

Congratulations on your sale! 

If you would like to discuss your 

upcoming sale with any of the team 

here at Ray White Papanui please 

don’t hesitate to get in touch. You can 

contact our office on 03 352 0567. 

We look forward to hearing from you. 

Vanessa Golightly, 


and Licensee Agent 

Ray White Papanui 

027 664 9292 

72 Balrudry Street, Avonhead 


Lot 107, 152 Dunns Crossing Road, 

Rolleston 


SOLD Properties 

18 Aberdeen Street, 

Christchurch Central 


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Licensee Agent 

& Auctioneer 

027 422 6395 

Katrina Green 

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027 606 0030 

Richie Eggelton 

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027 427 7232 

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027 440 3035 

Maria Paterson 


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Joy Coughlan 

Mortgage Broker 

027 223 3572 

Level 1, 7 Winston Avenue, Papanui 

Phone (03) 352 0567 | rwpapanui.co.nz | /RayWhitePapanui Morris & Co Limited | Licenced REAA 2008

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