Bay Harbour: February 16, 2022

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2022
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20 March 2022
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Bob Palmer’s
community spirit
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EntriEs now opEn!
$25k to get new turf over the line
• By Kristie Boland
THIS IS what the new Mt Pleasant
Primary School all-purpose turf
will look like when it’s finished
– the problem is $25,000 is still
needed to complete it.
The project, started by the PTA,
will cost $238,300.
Fundraising efforts to replace
the old turf (right), including a
school art exhibition, the annual
quiz night, grants and donations,
have contributed a big part of
the money raised so far, but have
fallen short.
•Turn to page 7
Board
addressed
over
haulout
issues at
Naval Point
• By Kristie Boland
NAVAL POINT Club Lyttelton
is frustrated with the issues it is
facing and feels the club has been
placed in a “vulnerable position”
with regard to its haulout.
Club manager Richard
Matterson addressed the Banks
Peninsula Community Board
on Monday to update the board
on the current issues the club is
facing.
Naval Point is one of the few
areas in Christchurch where
boats can be launched in all
tides and is also one of the only
flat recreation areas in and
around Lyttelton.
Well aware that 2022 is election
year, the club is considering
options to raise public awareness
and bring pressure at a political
level of the concerns they have.
The club is the incumbent
operator of a haulout, where
boats are brought ashore, at
Naval Point. The club has
operated the haulout for users of
all sorts of craft, and invested a
lot of money over the years.
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Kristie Boland
Ph: 021 911 576
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from the editor’s desk
POLITICS ARE really
starting to shape up on the
peninsula.
Earlier this month we
reported on mayoral hopeful
Phil Mauger’s visit to storm
ravaged Goughs Bay; followed
a few days later by a likely
rival, Banks Peninsula Ward
councillor and Deputy Mayor
Andrew Turner.
news
On Monday, Naval Point
Club Lyttelton addressed the
Banks Peninsula Community
Board meeting over its
ongoing issues with the city
council.
Club manager Richard
Matterson says they are “well
aware 2022 is an election
year.”
Options the club is considering
to have its issues
resolved are a public awareness
campaign and to “bring
pressure at a political level”.
Community board hopefuls
and those standing for council
are right in the sights of the
Naval Point club and the good
people of Goughs Bay.
– Barry Clarke
barry@starmedia.kiwi
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Extension for septic tank
consent unlikely – ECan
• By Kristie Boland
BIRDLINGS FLAT residents
are unlikely to get the extension
they had hoped for on their
septic tank discharge consents.
Last week Bay Harbour
News revealed some residents
had received letters from
Environment Canterbury
informing them that their
resource consent, which had
been granted for 15 years, was
finishing this July/August and
they needed to apply for a new
consent for discharge.
Confused residents are hoping
to get more clarity about their
right to discharge from a septic
tank from August onwards.
Resident Jared Banks said
they had a “bio-type system”
that the previous owner had
installed and had consented.
“It’s all a bit bonkers. Not sure
what else the council wants out
of us as there is no council-type
system to connect to,” Banks
said.
A 15-year consent was
originally granted to the
residents who received the
letters from ECan.
WASTE: Some Birdlings Flat residents have been told
they will need to apply for a new consent to discharge
their septic tanks.
PHOTO: GETTY
An ECan spokesperson said
when the 15-year consents
were granted, the council
was considering options
for a reticulated wastewater
treatment system in the
area. However, because of
the earthquakes, this never
eventuated.
“[Fifteen-years] represents
the life of the discharge field of
a wastewater treatment system
– the place where the effluent
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once discharged from the septic
tank,” the spokesperson said.
Banks Peninsula Community
Board chairwoman Tori Peden
said the community board had
asked ECan to grant another
10-year extension to the
original 15-year consents.
“Council have not had a
chance in the past 15 years to
do anything about discharge
since all of council’s time and
resources have been dealing
with earthquake issues,” she
said.
Residents would be required
to pay for a new consent with
an initial fixed cost of $2600.
While no formal decisions
have been made regarding
an extension, an ECan
spokesperson said it was
unlikely one would be granted.
“Based on the nature of the
discharge being human waste,
and the proposed period of 10
years relative to the lifespan of
a new system, it is unlikely that
an extension would be granted,”
the spokesperson said.
Peden said residents felt
“singled out” because others
with systems much older than
theirs would not be affected.
However, many of the older
systems Peden was referring
to were built prior to 2013 and
were authorised under the Land
and Water Regional Plan.
“When these systems reach
the end of their life they will
require upgrading to the
required standards,” an ECan
spokesperson said.
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NEWS 3
In Brief
BRITISH HOTEL SELLS
The iconic British Hotel in lyttelton
has been sold. Ray White real estate
agent Mike Shine said the buyer,
who he declined to identify, has
plans to restore the building on the
corner of Oxford St and Norwich
Quay. Shine said there had been
strong interest in the building both
here and overseas. Previous owners
Rebecca Lovell-Smith and Christian
Carruthers bought the building
post-quakes and restored the first
two floors.
NO STREET LIGHTS TRIAL
GETS UNDER WAY
Birdlings Flat street lights will be
turned off for a six-month trial
period starting this week. A total
of 68 responses to last year’s survey
requested no lights. Three months
into the trial, three lights will be
installed on Clifton St where there
was support for LED lighting.
Towards the end of the trial a survey
will be sent out to all residents to
provide feedback on the permanent
solution.
GOODALL FINISHES SIXTH
IN COAST-TO-COAST
Lyttelton’s Sam Goodall was sixth
in the 40th anniversary Kathmandu
Coast To Coast at the weekend.
The 37-year-old fireman finished
in a time of 10hr 43min 18sec for
the Longest Day event. Wanaka’s
Braden Currie won the event,
adding a fourth Multisport World
Championship title to his name.
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• By Kristie Boland
REGREENING Barnett Park,
a predator-free Redcliffs and
reducing sediment discharge
into the estuary are among the
top priorities for the Redcliffs
Residents Association this
year.
Secretary Pat McIntosh said
it was very supportive of the
regreening of the park initiative
and will be helping to administer
an $8950 grant.
The grant was recently
handed out by the city council’s
sustainability fund to cover the
work of removing pest species
and regenerating the park.
Regreening the park is an
initiative by a group of volunteers
working on the regeneration and
ecological improvement of the
park.
The association will also be
advocating for the reduction
of sediment discharge into the
estuary through the creation
of a wetland in the park and
proper monitoring and control
of stormwater and run-off from
building sites.
McIntosh said the association
opposed the planned route of
the Estuary Green Edge Pathway
through the Bromley bird reserve
and is calling for a rahui on
shellfish gathering in the estuary
to protect stocks from
depletion.
The association would also
like to see the public toilets at
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DEDICATED: Redcliffs Residents Association member
Martin Ward and volunteer Cynthia Roberts get stuck in
during a working bee at Barnett Park, while volunteers
enjoy a post-weeding wind down with cheese scones and
cups of tea.
Green priorities for residents’ group
Redcliffs Village replaced.
“Potentially in Moncks
Bay as part of the car park
redevelopment and Coastal
Pathway works,” said
McIntosh.
They will also be lobbying the
city council to reduce the speed
limit through Redcliffs.
“This is clearly supported by
a majority of residents,” said
Mcintosh.
The association aims to
ensure the city council takes
responsibility for the damage
to Clifton Beach done by its
seawall works, and removes the
remaining rocks from the sand,
said McIntosh.
While keeping residents
updated on local issues and
activities, McIntosh said it would
be pressing city council to restore
the grassed area in Beachville
Esplanade, take care of parks
and roadside plantings, and
deal with the coastal erosion in
Beachville Reserve.
Under consideration at the
next association meeting will be
the exclusion of jet skis on the
estuary due to what McIntosh
said are persistent problems
with users breaking the fiveknot
speed limit.
It will also be seeking
ways to promote the
archaeological importance of the
Redcliffs area and considering
ways to encourage dog owners to
keep their pets on leads around
the estuary edge.
NEWS 5
Land use
tops list for
association
THE DIAMOND Harbour
Community Association
is prioritising advocating
for community views on
developments, including the
wharf upgrade and an appropriate
future use of the Godley House
site.
Chairman Nathan Graham said
the association will continue to be
involved in reserve management,
as well as supporting the progress
of the Head to Head Walkway.
He said it will also continue to
manage the Diamond Harbour
community hall and make sure it
is the “best possible resource for
the community”.
“A priority this year will be
to reduce the centre’s ecological
footprint with moves being made
to install some solar panels,”
Graham said.
“The association will also assist
in engaging with the community,
if any council land is to be sold/
developed (for example the area
at the top of Whero Ave/Hunters
Rd), so that the best outcomes for
the community are achieved.”
He said the association will be
asking the medical centre about
Covid plans too, to assist people
isolating at home and find out
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NEWS 7
COUNT: The annual survey of bird populations on Te
Waihora/Lake Ellesmere takes place on Saturday.
STALLED: Work has started on the new all-purpose turf at Mt Pleasant Primary School.
Buy your own piece of
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The turf, currently under
construction, will be used by
local sports clubs, such as the
Carlton Redcliffs Hockey Club,
which plans to use the turf
for training sessions once it’s
completed.
If the project is completed by
winter, other local hockey, football
and netball teams will also
benefit from the all-purpose turf.
Project manager and school
parent Christina Freeman said
Covid-19 has made it hard and
the restrictions led to many
smaller fundraising events being
cancelled.
“At the moment, our school
parents and wider community
members are unable to see the
progress due to current pick up/
drop off government restrictions,”
Freeman said.
“It’s a real shame as we just
need support to cross this final
financial hurdle to get it completed,”
said Freeman.
The turf area will be 30m
wide and 33m long with a multi-sport
surface that will have a
shock-resistant underpad with
sand-based turf laid over top.
The school and board of
trustees are doing everything
possible to raise the final
$25,000, Freeman said.
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Birders needed
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VOLUNTEERS ARE urgently
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bird populations on Te Waihora/
Lake Ellesmere on Saturday.
Volunteers just need to know
their birds and be prepared to
spend about half a day in a team
counting a section of the lake.
Since 2013, an annual census of
the bird life around the lake has
been conducted. The Waihora
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count along with Birds NZ, the
city council and the Department
of Conservation.
The count is supported by
the Selwyn District Council,
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of volunteers, with a range of bird
identification skill levels.
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people, each led by at least one
experienced birder, will head
out to the lake by 8.30am on
Saturday.
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for counting the birds along
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Kaituna Lagoon and Halswell
Flats. These areas lie within
the city council boundaries.
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lies within the Selwyn District
Council.
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Ford at Denise.Ford@selwyn.
govt.nz.
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‘Saving a life is probably up there as
the most satisfying thing you can do’
PHOTO:
KRISTIE
BOLAND
ON DUTY: Bob Palmer has been a volunteer fire fighter for
35 years and chief fire officer for Diamond Harbour for five
years. Above - Palmer (left) with fellow Diamond Harbour
fire brigade volunteers Micki Bell, Jim Pollard and Nathan
Graham after a rescue.
Bay Harbour News
starts a series today on
our fire chiefs. Reporter
Kristie Boland talks to
Diamond Harbour chief
Bob Palmer
A FIREMAN of 35 years, a
policeman of 34 years and an
ambulance officer of 16 years,
Bob Palmer is someone you want
to have around.
The Diamond Harbour
community has had Palmer and
his wife Nicky for over 40 years
now.
A highly skilled man with
a humble, down-to-earth
personality, Palmer has worn the
uniform of all three emergency
services with pride.
“My wife was never very happy
because I’ve got a closet full of
uniforms,” he said.
When Palmer married Nicky,
they were looking to live in
Lyttelton.
“It was a bleak day in Lyttelton,
then we looked across at
Diamond Harbour and all the
bluffs had lovely sunshine on
them so we went for a drive, saw
a for sale sign, gave them a ring,
first house we looked at and we
bought it.”
The house, on the same street
as the fire station, is where they
have lived ever since.
They have three children – two
live in Diamond Harbour and
are also a part of the brigade.
Born in Sydenham, Palmer
lost both of his parents to illness
when he was just 10 and was
brought up in children’s homes.
He went to Burnside High
School and worked a number of
jobs in his early adult life before
joining the police in 1973.
For 34 years, Palmer travelled
up and down the country doing
various work for the force.
In 1985, he joined the
Diamond Harbour Volunteer
Fire Brigade.
While volunteering at the
brigade and working at the
Lyttelton Police Station, Palmer
said he became interested in the
number of medical emergency
calls the brigade was getting and
decided they needed to upskill.
So, 16 years ago, he joined St
John as a volunteer.
“Volunteer people tend to do
more volunteer work than they
should, they just get drawn to it
somehow. I only do it because
I enjoy it. I wouldn’t do it if I
didn’t like it,” Palmer said.
He attained an ambulance officer
level and after retiring from
the police in 2005, worked for
St John in the communications
centre and later on the road as a
medical alarm rep.
Now retired, Palmer remains
on the St John Banks Peninsula
area committee.
He has been chief fire officer in
Diamond Harbour for five years.
Palmer said one particular
rescue 25 years ago stands out
for him.
“We’d just started to learn
more about CPR and got called
to a cardiac arrest in Purau
and a youngish man in his late
thirties was camping with his
wife and their young kids and he
arrested.”
An off-duty police officer was
administering CPR when the
fire brigade arrived. The officer
handed it over and Palmer and
his team did CPR on the man
for 40 minutes until the rescue
helicopter arrived.
The fire brigade later received a
call from the hospital.
“They referred to ‘the miracle
man’, a guy that had basically
survived 40 minutes-plus of good
CPR and that it had kept him
alive, he survived,” said Palmer.
The rescue was a key motivator
for Palmer and his team to
continue to learn new skills and
to raise money for equipment,
such as a defibrillator.
“That [rescue] was a stand out
because it was a success, as well
as it started us off,” he said.
Over his time working in three
emergency services, Palmer has
seen his fair share of trauma.
“I have the luxury of working
for lengthy periods in all three
emergency services, so there’s
not a lot that will shock me or
surprise me. If anything, its
made me stronger in what I do.”
Palmer said he does it all for
his community.
“Our community is us, it’s
our families, it’s our friends, it’s
everyone that we live around,
and it would irk me if I found
that there was something that
could have been done to help
someone and it wasn’t done.”
Palmer continues to pass on
his knowledge and skills to
volunteers and said they are
always on the lookout for new
recruits.
“Fighting fires is enormously
satisfying, but saving a life –
and we’ve saved one or two – is
probably up there as the most
satisfying thing that you can do,”
he said.
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CONFLICT: Naval Point is the only haulout available in the Christchurch
area for the owners of moored craft to remove their vessels from the
water. It has been out of action for a number of months and the club is
under significant pressure from a waiting list which is growing on a daily
basis.
Breakwater proposal
widely criticised
• From page 1
The club said it
cooperated with the
council to facilitate
preparatory groundwork
for SailGP by closing down
their haulout operation,
in spite of the fact that
the haulout provides
significant revenue to the
club.
The club has now had
feedback that the city
council will support
a commercial haulout
operator establishing a
facility on Lyttelton Port
Company ahead of the
club.
The city council has
offered a 12-month lease
to Naval Point with two
rights of renewal.
However, the club feels
the lease document and
length of tenure is not
satisfactory for them to
continue to invest in this
facility, and risks the
viability of the haulout
reaching a point that
the club must cease
it’s operation with no
alternative.
The other issue is the
breakwater proposed by
city council and currently
being considered by staff
was widely criticised by the
club.
“Our opinion, in
summary is that the
current proposal
creates such a
navigation hazard
that it creates
unnecessary and
unworkable risks
to our members
using the new
hand launching
ramp, and thus the
area would be better with
no wave attenuation at all
than the current proposal,”
said Matterson.
Naval Point say it needs
the following:
• For council staff to
put forward other options
for the wave attenuation
at Naval Point outside
of an obstructive, fixed
breakwater only benefiting
Tori Peden
the public, power craft
ramp.
• For council to
recognise the service and
effort that the club puts
into running a haulout
yard for the benefit of the
Canterbury maritime
industry, for no one’s
personal gain. The club
needs security of
tenure and honesty
about council’s
intentions, with
clarity as to the
expectations long
term.
• More proactive
communication
from council with
regard to the priorities
and objectives in the
development and our place
in that.
The board thanked
Matterson for his address
and chairwoman Tori
Peden said they appreciate
that the issues are ongoing,
that Naval Point is a big
development and they are
working through it.
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ON A FINE day in 1909,
ironfounder, mountaineer, and
celebrated photographer Charles J.
Bekken assembled his handmade
camera by the banks of the
Ōtākaro Avon River.
On the sloping lawns of the
Canterbury Provincial Buildings
the camera faced the Timber
Council Chamber with its
distinctive bay window.
Bekken, of Rossall St in
Christchurch, was there to
document the assembled sailors
from what appeared to be a
contingent of the No. 1 Company
Canterbury Division of the New
Zealand Garrison Artillery
Volunteers. Or, as they were
perhaps more widely known at the
time, the Lyttelton Naval Artillery
Volunteers, or ‘Lyttelton Navals’
on the occasion of their individual
awards of the Certificate of
Qualification in Gunnery.
We’re told at the rear far left of
the group photo to the far right is
Chief Petty Officer W.J. Toomey
with his petty officers cap worn at
a characteristically rakish angle.
His fellow petty officer (unnamed)
can be seen in the photograph
to the right in front of Bellamy’s
main door, alongside the proud
winners of the first prize for
gunnery, B. Turner, Kennedy,
Diamond, M. Chambers, G.
Sowden Day, Marshell M. Roach,
Gardner, and M. Turner, at least
according to Bekken’s inscription
on the reverse.
The Lyttelton Naval Artillery
Volunteers were originally formed
in the 19th century as part of
a nationwide citizen’s militia
coastguard, generally known as
‘the Navals’, authorised under the
Militia Act of 1858.
After this proclamation, volunteer
units formed across the
country including, of course, the
strategic port of Lyttelton. Starting
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Treasures from the past: Meet the Lyttelton Navals
PHOTO: TE ŪAKA THE LYTTELTON MUSEUM REF 8727.1 WWW.TEUAKA.ORG.NZ/ONLINE-COLLECTION/1128911
with two Lyttelton rifle companies
in 1860, a Drill Shed was built in
Market Pl in 1864, and the following
year the Lyttelton Artillery
Volunteers were formed.
While many of their North
Island compatriots were mobilised
in the Waikato and for wars
against Māori Kingitanga tribes,
Te Waipounamu South Island
remained largely free of trouble.
ATTENTION: The gun crew on the left, consisting of 10
sailors, outside Bellamy’s in 1909 won the first prize for
gunnery. The group of 56 sailors above were photographed
outside the Canterbury Provincial Buildings. PHOTO:
TE ŪAKA THE LYTTELTON MUSEUM REF 8724.1, WWW.
TEUAKA.ORG.NZ/ONLINE-COLLECTION/1128908
In 1880, a volunteer Lyttelton
Naval Brigade was formed to support
the first port defences built
that year, and it is this formation
that became the Lyttelton Naval
Artillery Volunteers in 1883.
Following the 1885 ‘Russian scare’
the force was expanded to support
the Battery Point and Jervois Fort
gun installations protecting Whakaraupō
Lyttelton Harbour from
Imperial competitors.
By 1898, a typical day at the 15-
day volunteer ‘Lyttelton Navals’
camp at Fort Jervois consisted of:
•4.30am Réveille, 5am gun drill,
6.30am breakfast, 7am launch to
Lyttelton for work, 5.30pm return,
6pm evening meal, 7-8.45pm drill,
9.30pm First Post, 10pm Last Post,
10.30pm lights out, Sundays free.
From 1902 onwards, the
NZ defence forces began to be
modernised in line with the
British Imperial forces. The naval
artillery volunteer units were
regrouped into divisions of the
Garrison Artillery Corps and rebadged
as the Garrison Artillery
Volunteers.
In 1905 the Lyttelton Naval
Artillery Volunteers became the
No. 5 Company of the Garrison
Artillery Volunteers and then
finally in 1907 the No. 1 Company
Canterbury Division of the New
Zealand Garrison Artillery
Volunteers.
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Award winning photographer
Andris Apse is presenting a
selection of his best landscape
work from the past 30 years
at Stoddart Cottage Gallery
throughout February. Working
professionally for the last
four decades, Apse’s powerful
panoramic images graphically
portray the many moods of
nature, from the wilderness to
rural countryside, from New
Zealand to international vistas.
Included in this exhibition for
the first time will be a number of
his platinum/palladium prints,
made using a century-old printing
process that produces rich,
detailed sepia-toned prints of
exceptional quality.
Stoddart Cottage, Diamond
Harbour
JP Clinic
Saturday, 10am-noon
A justice of the peace will
be available to members of
the community, to witness
signatures and documents,
certify document copies, hear
oaths, declarations, affidavits
or affirmations, as well as sign
citizenship, sponsorship or rates
rebates applications. There is no
charge for this service.
Matuku Takotako: Sumner
Centre
Technology Drop-in Sessions
Wednesday, 2pm- 3pm
Do you need help using your
computer, smartphone, iPad,
or tablet? Go along to drop-in
sessions for help with email,
searching the internet, using
the library catalogue, eBooks,
and general computer queries.
Take your laptop, tablet, or
smartphone, or use one of the
computers available for help
with anything digital. Free, no
bookings required.
Lyttelton Library
Knit ‘n’ Yarn
Wednesday, 10am-noon
Go along and enjoy a chat with
others as you knit. For anyone
who loves to knit or wants to
learn.
Lyttelton Library
Twilight Bowls, Friday, 5.30-7.30pm. All members of the community are welcome to bring
a team for lawn bowls. No previous experience required. Diamond Harbour and Bays
Bowling Club, Purau Ave.
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
Tea and Talk
Monday, 10.30am-11.30am
Sumner Bays Union Trust
host Tea and Talk. Join others
for a social morning with free
hot drinks and snacks. Make
yourself comfortable and spend
some time talking to other
members of the community and
your local librarians.
Matuku Takotako: Sumner
Centre
Harbour Basin Dance Classes
Thursday, 3.30pm-8.30pm
New students welcome for ballet
and jazz lessons for ages four
and up on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays during the school
term. Please contact Georgina at
harbourbasindance@gmail.com
to find the best class for you.
Community Hall, 2A Waipapa
Ave, Diamond Harbour
Linwood Woolston Rotary
Sunday Market
Sunday, 9am-12.30pm
Fresh produce, plants, food
stalls, second-hand goods. Pop
inside to the club to grab a hot
coffee, tea or hot chocolate –
available from 9am.
Woolston Club, 43 Hargood St
Little River Farmers Market
Sunday, 9.30-2pm
The Little River Farmers
Market is a community run
market with a focus on produce
from around Banks Peninsula.
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April.
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REAL ESTATE
A Feast for the Senses
177 & 179 Main Rd, Governors Bay
Auction 3 March 10am (USP)
4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 car garage,
19781m² Land - Listing No. RD8623
Open Home: Sunday 10.30am-11.15am
This sublime coastal estate possesses a
commanding position at the head of
Lyttelton Harbour, from which you can
experience sweeping water views, sumptuous
gardens, a tranquil bushland backdrop and
the steady serenade of native birds.
Being offered in two titles, together totalling
almost two hectares (19,784m2), this is a rare
opportunity to secure a charismatic Peninsula
lifestyle together with a substantial parcel of
land bordering the Sage Arboretum Scenic
Reserve.
177 Governors Bay Road is home to a timeless
residence brimming with personality and
enveloped in the most magnificent blanket
of botanical beauty - sun-dappled lawns,
impressive trees, and glorious fragrance
from beautifully established shrubs.
Surprisingly crafted only three decades ago,
it nestles seamlessly into its marvellous environs,
its wine-red weatherboard cladding neatly
echoing the area's rural and maritime heritage.
The kitchen offers true country hospitality
and sits naturally within the heart of the
home and weaves off to an array of inter-
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connecting living and dining rooms which
feature gorgeous timber detailing and soaring
rooflines. Free-flowing interior spaces
transition seamlessly to a series of outdoor
decks and lawns, enjoying heavenly panoramas.
The convenience of a downstairs bedroom
and commensurate bathroom facilities
ensures flexibility for occupants of all ages,
with a separate laundry rounding out the
ground floor features.
The upstairs floorplan comprises three
double bedrooms, each enjoying built-in
robes and direct terrace access. The master
enjoys ensuite privileges with the rest of the
accommodation equally well serviced by a
third bathroom. A self-contained annex to
the main dwelling, including a full kitchen,
provides further possibilities for guest
accommodation, extended family, or rental
income.
179 Main Road contains 11936m2 of prime
promontory land, currently managed as pastoral
it lends itself to a variety of uses subject
to council regulations. Both 177 & 179
are zoned for large residential zone of
1000m2 per site.
Easily commutable to Christchurch, this
unique Allandale property is also well placed
for Governors Bay Primary School and the
village centre, with zoning for Cashmere
High School just 15 minutes' drive away further
enhancing the home's appeal.
Providing an incredibly unique lifestyle opportunity
with the promise of so much more,
discerning buyers are sure to be impressed.
Contact today for more information.
Wednesday February 16 2022 Bay Harbour News 17
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Mob. 0271 339078
Gold Real Estate Group
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COASTAL AUCTION
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Stunning Views, Easy Living
222a Mt Pleasant Road, Mount Pleasant
3 bedrooms, 1 living, 2 bathrooms, 2 car garaging
Situated high on Mt Pleasant, this classic 200m² approx family home sits on a sun soaked flat section, and
offers sweeping views along the endless Pegasus Bay coastline to the distant Kaikoura Ranges.
Generous living spaces are beautifully separated with an expansive lounge and dining area opening off of
the kitchen, and an additional sunroom complete with window seats offering the perfect haven for relaxing
or working while basking in the stunning views.
Simon and Paula Standeven
No.1 Sales Consultants 2017 - 2021
M. 0274 304 691
E. thestandevens@raywhite.com
Open Homes: Wednesday, Sunday 2:00 -
2:30pm & Saturday 3:00 - 3:30pm
Auction: The Coastal Auction Series
Thursday 3 March from 5pm at Sumner
Surf Life Saving Club (Unless sold prior)
www.raywhite.co.nz/OPA30177
Moncks Bay Magic Reappears! As is Where is.
270 Main Road, Sumner
Section Size: 1090m 2
Reappearing to market due to a change in circumstances...for definite sale, this amazing property is
being offered in ‘As is Where’ is condition. Proudly positioned on Clifton Hill, this is one of the city’s most
captivating seaside locations. Walk up the private laneway and be enthralled with the charm of this special
site. Enjoy breath-taking views stretching from Pegasus Bay and across Moncks Bay to the Southern Alps.
The sparkle of the sea, sound of the breaking surf, magic of the mountains; words simply cannot do justice to
the ever-changing panorama. Within walking distance to Sumner Beach, Sumner Village, café’s, restaurants,
supermarket, and right on the doorstep of the Coastal pathway for sunset strolls or weekday commutes.
Make it yours!
Open Homes: Wednesday, Saturday,
Sunday 1:00 - 1:30pm
Rod Cross
M. 021 763 763
E. rod.cross@raywhite.com
Auction: The Coastal Auction Series
Thursday 3 March from 5pm at Sumner
Surf Life Saving Club (Unless sold prior)
www.raywhite.co.nz/OPA30178
Bespoke Architectural Brilliance
2/24 Marriner Street, Sumner
3 bedrooms, 1 living, 2 bathrooms, 3 toilets, 2 car garaging, 1 pool
Striking architecture, a stunning aesthetic, and tasteful interior decor have effortlessly come together
to create a magical home in this 2015 Trevor Hone built residence, situated on the site of Sumner’s
historic Rock Villa. Hidden away behind an established Pohutakawa hedge, a verdant mixture of native
and floral planting have been sympathetically landscaped to create a beachside oasis, complete with
a water feature and heated in ground swimming pool. The considered architectural design sees the
ground floor play host to expansive open plan living that draws the outside in through the wall length
stacked sliding doors and rear patio.
Simon and Paula Standeven
No.1 Sales Consultants 2017 - 2021
M. 0274 304 691
E. thestandevens@raywhite.com
Open Homes: Wednesday, Sunday 11:00 -
11:30am & Saturday 12:00 - 12:30pm
Auction: The Coastal Auction Series,
Thursday 3 March from 5pm, Sumner Surf
Lifesaving Club (unless sold prior)
www.raywhite.co.nz/OPA30158
Truly Beachfront
134 Esplanade, Sumner
3 bedrooms, 1 living, 1 bathroom
Beachside living has a new meaning in this adorable 1920s bungalow situated on a prime approx 283m²
corner site.
The sound of waves crashing on the beach is the backdrop to everyday life in this refreshed classic character
home that maximises its location and presents a truly unique prospect. Purchasers looking to truly live the
Sumner lifestyle will appreciate the rarity of this property and are encouraged to move swiftly to avoid
disappointment.
Simon and Paula Standeven
No.1 Sales Consultants 2017 - 2021
M. 0274 304 691
E. thestandevens@raywhite.com
Open Homes: Wednesday, Sunday 11:00 -
11:30am & Saturday 2:00 - 2:30pm
Auction: The Coastal Auction Series
Thursday 3 March from 5pm at Sumner
Surf Life Saving Club (Unless sold prior)
www.raywhite.co.nz/OPA30165
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Wednesday February 16 2022 Bay Harbour News 23
AuCtioN SAturdAy
Classic Charm, Contemporary Style
21 Clark Street, Sumner
3 bedrooms, 1 living,1 dining,1 bathroom
Impeccably renovated and located in one of Sumner’s sunniest streets, this character bungalow offers
the very best of idyllic beachside living. Set back from the street behind established planting, the
white weatherboard cladding presents a crisp exterior and maintains a timeless sense of charm that is
enhanced by the modern interior. A tasteful and striking renovation has carefully retained character
features such as timber panelling, inbuilt timber joinery, and lead lights. Beautiful, authentic rimu
flooring is complemented by the contemporary kitchen which features an American white Ash benchtop
and chic white cabinetry alongside high-end appliances and a gas hob. Every inch of space has been
maximised by the intelligent design.
A Block to the Beach
70 Nayland Street, Sumner
3 bedrooms, 1 living,1 study, 2 bathrooms, 1 car garaging
Exceptionally located in the true heart of Sumner, this gorgeous weatherboard family home is within a
block of the beach, only a short distance to the village, and has a magical sense of old world charm that
effortlessly melds with the contemporary style. Reclaimed original Rimu flooring provides a stunning
counterpoint for the spacious, chic wraparound kitchen that has been finished with stylish subway
tiles, soft-close drawers, luxury appliances, and a crisp white aesthetic that elegantly lifts the space.
Flowing through the dining and living to the garden beyond, this sunny open-plan area is a cosy hub of
the home that understands the easy-going nature of modern life. Enjoy the comfort of the log burner
and double glazing throughout the winter months.
Simon and Paula Standeven
No.1 Sales Consultants 2017 - 2021
M. 0274 304 691
E. thestandevens@raywhite.com
Open Home:
Final Viewing Wednesday 1:00 - 1:30pm
Auction: Saturday 19 February at 11am,
on site (unless sold prior)
www.raywhite.co.nz/OPA30149
Simon and Paula Standeven
No.1 Sales Consultants 2017 - 2021
M. 0274 304 691
E. thestandevens@raywhite.com
Open Homes: Wednesday, Saturday,
Sunday 12:00 - 12:30pm
Auction: Sunday 27 February at 12.30pm,
on site (unless sold prior)
www.raywhite.co.nz/OPA30180
Urban Living on the Edge
157 Main Road, Moncks Bay/Redcliffs
3 bedrooms, 1 living, 2 bathrooms, 2 car garaging
Absolute waterfront position and striking architectural design have come together to create a sublime
three bedroom, two bathroom residence that presents a unique proposition in sought after Moncks
Bay.
Built in 2007 by Avenue Homes, this architectural award winning home is at one with its location
and maximises the views. Behind the Linea weatherboard and copper cladding sits a true haven, a
carefully considered bespoke home that enjoys intimate water views from the open plan living and the
dedicated upstairs master bedroom suite.
Contemporary Coastal Classic with Subdivision Potential
146 Wakefield Avenue, Sumner
2 bedrooms, 1 living, 1 bathroom, 2 car garaging
Substantial subdivisible land holdings in Sumner with quality established residences are rare and this
approx 1105m2 section with fully renovated two bedroom home is a true opportunity for visionaries
with an eye to the future.
With a complete refurbishment and renovation completed in 2018, this 1970s build with gorgeous
architectural lines has been drawn into the 21st century with aplomb.
Simon and Paula Standeven
No.1 Sales Consultants 2017 - 2021
M. 0274 304 691
E. thestandevens@raywhite.com
Open Homes: Wednesday, Sunday 1:00 -
1:30pm & Saturday 2:00 - 2:30pm
Auction: Sunday 27 February at 2pm,
on site (unless sold prior)
www.raywhite.co.nz/OPA30171
Simon and Paula Standeven
No.1 Sales Consultants 2017 - 2021
M. 0274 304 691
E. thestandevens@raywhite.com
Open Homes: Wednesday, Sunday 12:00 -
12:30pm & Saturday 1:00 - 1:30pm
Auction: Saturday 5 March at 11am, on
site (Unless sold prior)
www.raywhite.co.nz/OPA30174
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running round the port hills (that’s
what Shepherds do, right?), out on the
harbour water skiing with his family
or having a good old laugh with the
lads at the local. Business owner, sales
manager, family man and all round
good guy. Give him a call sometime,
he’s also partial to a strong dark coffee!
Ray White Ferrymead
Phone (03) 3844 179 | Email prier.manson@raywhite.com
rwferrymead.co.nz | /RayWhiteFerrymead Prier Manson Ltd. (Licensed REAA 2008)
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