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No date yet for<br />
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Trust. Gumboot tossing was popular<br />
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‘Stressful’<br />
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separate<br />
fire crews<br />
• By Kristie Boland<br />
VOLUNTEER firefighters are<br />
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emergencies if their ranks are<br />
depleted by Covid-19.<br />
Nationwide, brigades are<br />
making operational changes to<br />
ensure there is<br />
no disruption<br />
to services<br />
while making<br />
sure Omicron<br />
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through the<br />
stations.<br />
Some brigades<br />
are splitting into<br />
two groups, but<br />
Andrew<br />
Norris<br />
for the Governors <strong>Bay</strong> Volunteer<br />
Fire Brigade, this is not an option.<br />
Chief Andrew Norris said splitting<br />
his crew in half would not<br />
work because the crew see each<br />
other daily.<br />
“For some brigades where the<br />
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and have different circles it will<br />
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SOME PEOPLE are cut out<br />
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one of the workhorses, Sumner<br />
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Last week we profiled Bob<br />
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the first of a series we are<br />
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Unless they are retired,<br />
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to help the communities<br />
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In Daryl’s case, he is the<br />
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A very affable sort of guy,<br />
don’t be surprised if he has to<br />
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and drop everything he is<br />
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He will be off to fight a fire,<br />
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with the month of January, usually the museum’s busiest, at less than 50<br />
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No reopening date for road<br />
• By Chris Barclay<br />
SOME BANKS Peninsula<br />
residents effectively cut off<br />
since a wild weather event in<br />
mid-December have relocated to<br />
Akaroa as uncertainty continues<br />
over the restoration of their road<br />
to the outside world.<br />
Access to Goughs <strong>Bay</strong> has been<br />
limited since floods and slips<br />
made the road servicing the tiny<br />
rural settlement impassable 10<br />
days before Christmas.<br />
Although the city council and<br />
contractors Fulton Hogan are<br />
working to establish temporary<br />
access through properties to<br />
adjacent Paua <strong>Bay</strong>, residents<br />
have been critical of the recovery<br />
response.<br />
There are fears it could be at<br />
least a year before the road is<br />
reopened.<br />
In the meantime, long-term<br />
residents John and Carol Masefield<br />
depend on a quad bike and<br />
temporary access through a<br />
neighbouring property run by<br />
Lyndon Palmer to reach Akaroa<br />
and beyond.<br />
Palmer’s wife Sandie Stewart<br />
and two school-aged children<br />
have relocated to a rental property<br />
in Akaroa now classes are<br />
underway.<br />
Masefield appreciated the<br />
council was in the process of<br />
expanding the neighbour’s stock<br />
ROAD BLOCK: Goughs <strong>Bay</strong> Rd has been off-limits since a deluge caused multiple slips<br />
on December 15. Residents John and Carol Masefield are frustrated about a lack of road<br />
access to their property.<br />
trail to ideally provide fourwheel<br />
drive access, but was still<br />
frustrated about the status of<br />
Goughs <strong>Bay</strong> Rd.<br />
“All the other bays have<br />
got access in and out, even<br />
if the roads are not perfect,<br />
we’ve got nothing,” he said.<br />
Masefield spoke to city<br />
council staff last week, but a<br />
time frame for Goughs <strong>Bay</strong><br />
Rd’s reinstatement was not<br />
forthcoming.<br />
However, Banks Peninsula<br />
councillor and deputy mayor<br />
Andrew Turner provided some<br />
clarity.<br />
He said the repair design has<br />
been approved for construction<br />
and discussions were underway<br />
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“We’re working through the<br />
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slightly different alignment<br />
which involves the use of<br />
private land.<br />
“I wouldn’t want to put<br />
a timeline on it, we should<br />
have a clearer idea of what<br />
needs to be done and how<br />
long it’s going to take in a couple<br />
of weeks.<br />
“We’ve moved as quickly as we<br />
can here. I appreciate residents<br />
are frustrated they don’t have<br />
that permanent road access,”<br />
Turner said.<br />
He said the temporary access<br />
for residents should be completed<br />
in a fortnight, weather permitting,<br />
while slips on Goughs<br />
<strong>Bay</strong> Rd should be cleared within<br />
a month.<br />
Turner revealed a review and<br />
“lessons learned” report was<br />
being compiled by council staff.<br />
“Then we’re keen to set up a<br />
meeting for affected residents<br />
to discuss what we did well and<br />
what we didn’t do well,” he said.<br />
Aspiring mayor Phil Mauger<br />
visited Goughs <strong>Bay</strong> last month<br />
and was critical of the initial<br />
council reaction, especially<br />
around communication with<br />
residents.<br />
Mauger did not return calls to<br />
<strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News this week.<br />
Wednesday <strong>February</strong> <strong>23</strong> <strong>2022</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News<br />
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Helen Tulett has been appointed<br />
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Visitor numbers drop<br />
at bayside museums<br />
• By Kristie Boland<br />
MUSEUM VISITOR numbers<br />
are dwindling with some<br />
museums seeing nearly half the<br />
amount of visitors compared to<br />
last year.<br />
Akaroa Museum visitor<br />
numbers are at 50-60 per cent<br />
of last year’s, with the month of<br />
January – usually the museum’s<br />
busiest – at less than 50 per cent.<br />
Less than 2500 people visited in<br />
January <strong>2022</strong>, compared to 5000<br />
the previous January.<br />
Museum director Lynda<br />
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the requirement of vaccination<br />
passes, along with people being<br />
cautious about travelling this<br />
summer.<br />
“Akaroa Museum’s experience<br />
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throughout the country, particularly<br />
in smaller centres, have also<br />
experienced 40-50 per cent drops<br />
in visitor numbers this summer,”<br />
Wallace said.<br />
Visitor numbers were down 40<br />
per cent at Okains <strong>Bay</strong> Museum.<br />
However, it was only open 114<br />
days compared to 357 in the<br />
2019-20 year.<br />
The museum reopened in<br />
October 2020 after a six-month<br />
QUIET: Akaroa Museum visitor numbers have dropped by<br />
nearly half, compared to last year.<br />
closure, under a new structure<br />
with reduced hours.<br />
Okains <strong>Bay</strong> Museum general<br />
manager Wendy Riley said: “Our<br />
2021 December numbers were<br />
slightly up on 2020 due to a new<br />
event bringing in additional and<br />
new visitors.<br />
“Christmas at the Museum was<br />
so successful we plan on making<br />
it an annual event.”<br />
Riley said this January was<br />
down <strong>23</strong> per cent on January 2021.<br />
<strong>February</strong> was likely to show<br />
a considerable reduction<br />
in numbers due to the<br />
cancellation of the Waitangi<br />
Day commemorations, which<br />
generally attract 1800-3000<br />
visitors, Riley said.<br />
Wednesday <strong>February</strong> <strong>23</strong> <strong>2022</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News<br />
NEWS 5<br />
‘We’ve just got to<br />
try and do our best’<br />
• From page 1<br />
Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
Volunteer Fire Brigade chief<br />
Bob Palmer has found the<br />
changes stressful.<br />
Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> now has<br />
two teams, one on day shifts<br />
and one on night shifts, and the<br />
crews are encouraged not<br />
to mix outside of their<br />
groups.<br />
“It’s actually quite<br />
stressful because it means<br />
that during the day and<br />
the night you have only<br />
half of your brigade<br />
that you can use and<br />
sometimes some of them<br />
are away or unwell so<br />
a bit of pressure on the<br />
troopies at the moment,” Palmer<br />
said.<br />
The Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
brigade has a pool of about 21<br />
firefighters. Volunteers have to<br />
ensure all their data is up to date<br />
when they are available.<br />
“It’s quite stressful because<br />
you have to be right on the ball<br />
about who is available and who<br />
is not. It’s more of a constant<br />
thing,” Palmer said.<br />
“There’s usually a good pool<br />
to draw from but when you’re<br />
on half that strength it becomes<br />
a bit more stressful.”<br />
In the event of an emergency<br />
that required more numbers,<br />
Palmer said they had the option<br />
of calling on a neighbouring<br />
brigade. Or, if the whole brigade<br />
was needed, they would do their<br />
best to work separate from each<br />
other.<br />
“We’ve just got to try and do<br />
our best to keep our team safe<br />
from infection, it’s<br />
quite a difficult thing<br />
to do but we just do<br />
the best that we can,”<br />
Palmer said.<br />
Sumner and<br />
Lyttelton fire brigades<br />
are doing something<br />
similar.<br />
Chief fire officer<br />
for Sumner, Daryl<br />
Sayer, has split the<br />
team in two.<br />
Due to lower number<br />
availability during the day,<br />
the brigade cannot maintain<br />
separation for work hours callouts.<br />
“We ensure that precautions<br />
are taken like masking and<br />
distancing as much as possible.<br />
The down side is that half the<br />
brigade can’t train with the<br />
other half for the time being,”<br />
said Sayer.<br />
Lyttelton Volunteer Fire<br />
Brigade has split into two teams<br />
who are taking week about with<br />
separate training, said chief fire<br />
officer Mark Buckley.<br />
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NEWS<br />
Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz<br />
Pharmacist drops the mortar<br />
and pestle to help fight fires<br />
In the second of our<br />
series on fire chiefs,<br />
reporter Kristie Boland<br />
talks to Sumner’s Daryl<br />
Sayer<br />
WHEN HIS pager activates,<br />
Redcliffs residents might catch a<br />
glimpse of their local pharmacist<br />
Daryl Sayer making the switch<br />
from pharmacist to firefighter.<br />
Sayer, 53, has spent almost<br />
three decades as a member of the<br />
Sumner Volunteer Fire Brigade –<br />
over half his life.<br />
Growing up in the small town<br />
of Foxton, he watched family<br />
friends be a part of the local fire<br />
brigade.<br />
“It appealed to me as a good<br />
way to become a part of the community<br />
you’re in,” Sayer said.<br />
He later made the move to the<br />
South Island where he studied to<br />
become a pharmacist at Otago<br />
University.<br />
In 1991, Sayer moved to Sumner<br />
and shortly after, joined the<br />
brigade.<br />
He started out learning the<br />
ropes and over the years has<br />
made his way up the ranks.<br />
“I started at the bottom and<br />
just expected to be one of the<br />
firefighters. I hardly expected to<br />
actually move up into leadership<br />
positions, it became a natural<br />
progression as time went on,” he<br />
said.<br />
He took a break from the<br />
brigade in 1994 and travelled<br />
overseas with his wife Catherine.<br />
They lived in the United Kingdom<br />
for a couple of years while<br />
Sayer managed a pharmacy in<br />
Kent.<br />
When they returned, he<br />
resumed his role as a firefighter,<br />
then, in 2014, he became the<br />
chief fire officer of the Sumner<br />
brigade.<br />
Being a volunteer firefighter is<br />
a very serious job but sometimes,<br />
Sayer said, they get to have a<br />
good laugh.<br />
HELPING OUT: A firefighter<br />
for 31 years at the Sumner<br />
Volunteer Fire Brigade, as<br />
well as a pharmacist, Daryl<br />
Sayer feels privileged to<br />
serve his community.<br />
PHOTOS: STAR MEDIA<br />
He recalled being called out<br />
to an elderly patient in cardiac<br />
arrest. When Sayer and his team<br />
arrived, the patient’s wife was<br />
administering chest compressions.<br />
Sayer asked the woman to stop so<br />
he could take over.<br />
“I did the usual: ‘Can you hear<br />
me?’ and surprisingly he said:<br />
‘Yeah, I can hear you’. I said: ‘Do<br />
you have any pain?’ He said: ‘Only<br />
where she’s been pushing on my<br />
chest’. I count that as a successful<br />
medical call, we had a good laugh<br />
after that one,” Sayer said.<br />
Sayer has been a pharmacist<br />
for 32 years, and he and<br />
Catherine own Redcliffs<br />
Pharmacy. The couple, who have<br />
been married for 30 years, have<br />
two daughters, Bridget, 24, and<br />
Megan, 22.<br />
His daughters have followed in<br />
their dad’s footsteps and became<br />
health professionals – Bridget<br />
a radiographer and Megan a<br />
pharmacist.<br />
Outside of the pharmacy<br />
and the fire brigade, Sayer likes<br />
to keep fit, walking on the<br />
beach and up in the hills. He<br />
also enjoys a game of golf on<br />
weekends.<br />
For Sayer, being a part of<br />
the fire brigade is all about the<br />
people, both in the brigade itself<br />
and in the community.<br />
“I’m privileged to be serving<br />
with a group of 20 other people<br />
here, but it’s also getting out<br />
into our community, and it’s the<br />
people in our community that<br />
come and thank us for what we<br />
do. It helps us see we can actually<br />
make a difference.”<br />
Sumner’s brigade is made up<br />
of a collection of people with<br />
diverse backgrounds and a range<br />
of professions.<br />
“Basically they’re all here for<br />
the same reason, that is the<br />
community, and it’s a great<br />
group of people to be working<br />
with,” Sayer said.<br />
It was the 2010 and 2011<br />
earthquakes that really brought<br />
the brigade and the community<br />
together.<br />
“The earthquakes were a<br />
big moment in the life of the<br />
brigade and in my life. We<br />
encountered things that we’d<br />
never encountered before.”<br />
Sumner Fire Station faced the<br />
challenge of running without<br />
power or plumbing until the<br />
Defence Force, local tradies and<br />
the NZ Fire Service helped to<br />
get it back up and running as a<br />
standalone base.<br />
“It brought the members of<br />
the brigade together as a group<br />
but also brought the community<br />
closer to the brigade as well.<br />
They were very supportive of us,<br />
they brought us food and offered<br />
help, I think it was a big joining<br />
together.”<br />
Sayer doesn’t have a timeframe<br />
on how long he will remain the<br />
chief of the Sumner brigade, but<br />
said he will know when the time<br />
is right to pass on the job.<br />
“As long as I’m usefully<br />
giving back to this community<br />
and to the brigade then I will<br />
participate.<br />
“If I find that I’m not being<br />
useful, I try to get feedback from<br />
people and encourage them to let<br />
me know where my failings are.<br />
It would be nice to think that I<br />
can leave when things are still<br />
going well,” Sayer said.<br />
• Next week: Akaroa’s Mark<br />
Thomson
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Treasures from the past:<br />
A short history of ironing<br />
THE PRACTICE of using an<br />
application of heat to smooth<br />
fabrics goes back many centuries<br />
– in China, as early as 1 BC,<br />
metal pans filled with hot coals<br />
were used to remove creases and<br />
wrinkles. In Northern Europe<br />
sleek (or slick) stones, glass or<br />
wooden devices were used for<br />
the same purpose.<br />
“. . . shee that wanteth a sleekestone<br />
to smooth hir linnen, wil<br />
take a pebble . . .’’ (a woman with<br />
no sleekstone to smooth her linen<br />
will use a pebble) – John Lyly,<br />
Euphues and his England, 1580.<br />
A set of laundry<br />
irons in a hinged<br />
wooden box. It<br />
includes four irons<br />
and two handles.<br />
One iron is<br />
missing. The maker<br />
was the Enterprise<br />
Manufacturing Co,<br />
Philadelphia, date<br />
unknown.<br />
Baden Norris<br />
holding two<br />
laundry irons.<br />
Wednesday <strong>February</strong> <strong>23</strong> <strong>2022</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News 11<br />
Flat irons or sad irons were<br />
first made by blacksmiths in the<br />
Middle ages, (‘sad’ coming from<br />
Middle English, meaning ‘solid’,<br />
as they were made of cast iron)<br />
to keep a Lord and Lady looking<br />
sharp. By the late 19th and early<br />
20th centuries, a well pressed<br />
outfit denoted a social status<br />
desirable to many. There were<br />
many different types of flat iron,<br />
heated by either fire, charcoal,<br />
kerosene, ethanol, whale oil, natural<br />
gas, carbide gas (acetylene,<br />
as with carbide lamps), or even<br />
gasoline.<br />
This set of irons from the museum’s<br />
collection tells us a number<br />
of things about the history of<br />
ironing technology. As flat irons<br />
heated on a fire did not hold<br />
their heat indefinitely, a laundress<br />
(sic) required more than<br />
one in order to have one heating<br />
whilst another was in use. They<br />
were heavy and bulky, weighing<br />
anywhere from 2-4kg; originally<br />
with metal handles, they often<br />
caused scalds and burns.<br />
Hence it was that in the early<br />
1870s, an inventive young American<br />
woman, Mary Florence<br />
Potts, designed and patented<br />
the detachable wooden handles<br />
that you see in these examples.<br />
Her sensible inventions were exhibited<br />
at the 1876 Philadelphia<br />
Exposition World’s Fair and the<br />
1893 Chicago World’s Fair and<br />
became the most popular heavy<br />
metal irons in North America,<br />
Europe and as far away as the<br />
South Pacific.<br />
Advances in ironing technology<br />
continued in the ensuing<br />
decades – the electric iron was<br />
patented in 1882 by Henry W.<br />
Seeley. This was a significant<br />
breakthrough but it was still<br />
difficult to control the heat –<br />
thermostatically controlled irons<br />
were available from the 1920’s.<br />
Electrically charged steam<br />
irons, similar to contemporary<br />
designs, became popular in the<br />
1940s, the original concept credited<br />
to Thomas Sears.<br />
At the same time, many modern<br />
fabrics (developed in or after<br />
the mid-twentieth century) such<br />
as polyester and nylon do not<br />
require ironing at all, and what<br />
was once heavy and sometimes<br />
dangerous work is now light,<br />
quick and safe.<br />
The second photo shows the<br />
Museum’s founder, Baden Norris,<br />
holding two other irons from<br />
the collection.<br />
Te Ūaka The Lyttelton<br />
Museum has a number of<br />
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viewable on the website,<br />
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items in one of the largest<br />
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Light & Landscape exhibition<br />
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Award winning photographer,<br />
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New Peugeot 208 in smart company<br />
PEUGEOT’S new 208 hatchback<br />
didn’t win the 2021 New Zealand<br />
Motoring Writers’ Guild Car of<br />
the Year Award.<br />
However, it was nominated<br />
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tough competition, and that is<br />
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The 208 has just landed in New<br />
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EVs look to be the way of the<br />
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I drove the EV in December<br />
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a car that fills its role well – the<br />
daily commute – and with its<br />
348km range between charges it<br />
will happily tackle a long highway<br />
haul.<br />
For those who are not yet ready<br />
to join the electric revolution<br />
Peugeot has also introduced the<br />
new 208 with its 1.2-litre threecylinder<br />
petrol engine which,<br />
incidentally, is pretty much a<br />
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While that driveline is very<br />
familiar, the new 208 is a vastly<br />
different car, EV aside. For one,<br />
the new body style is dramatic,<br />
it is smooth and sweeping along<br />
with bold frontal treatment that<br />
looks quite aggressive, and it<br />
must be said it is hard to design a<br />
small car so that it looks perfect.<br />
The two model range lists<br />
at $38,990 for the petrol and<br />
$61,990 for the EV, the latter<br />
easily qualifying for the $8625<br />
Government rebate, an incentive<br />
to get people driving affordable<br />
EVs.<br />
The petrol model lists a lot<br />
of goodies for its price tag. You<br />
get leather-type trim, heated<br />
front seats, satellite navigation,<br />
Apple CarPlay and Android Auto,<br />
voice recognition, keyless entry<br />
and ignition, speed limiter and<br />
radar cruise control, the latter are<br />
part of a comprehensive safety<br />
suite.<br />
The look inside is very<br />
modern with sophisticated style<br />
elements and control functions.<br />
It impresses with its functionality<br />
yet quirky design features – take<br />
the steering wheel for example,<br />
it is squared off at the top and<br />
bottom which gives the interior a<br />
sporty look and feel.<br />
Elsewhere, toggle switches<br />
dominate the dash panel, there<br />
are many functions and they are<br />
STYLE: The smooth lines of the Peugeot 208 are contrasted<br />
by an aggressive grille and front bumper structure.<br />
PEUGEOT 208 GT: Three-cylinder petrol engine or the choice of electric power only.<br />
displayed on a dominant centre<br />
graphic panel.<br />
It must be remembered the new<br />
208 comes with a GT badge and<br />
the manufacturers have given it a<br />
sporty look through and through,<br />
take the twin exhausts for<br />
example, they are classy and they<br />
add to the look Peugeot is trying<br />
to encapsulate.<br />
Under the bonnet sits the<br />
wonderful 1199cc engine. It is<br />
a real gem in terms of honesty<br />
and thrift, three-cylinder<br />
engines develop a lot of natural<br />
torque low down which is what<br />
you want in any engine, and if<br />
you add in turbocharged boost<br />
then all the performance you<br />
need is on tap.<br />
In terms of figures, Peugeot<br />
claims power outputs of 96kW<br />
(5500rpm) and <strong>23</strong>0Nm, the<br />
latter available from just<br />
1750rpm, which translates to<br />
a constant delivery of power.<br />
For interest’s sake the 208 GT<br />
is also listed as GT130, the 130<br />
representing horsepower in<br />
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The engine is coupled to a<br />
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with smooth shifts and gearing<br />
that is well matched to the power<br />
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• Dimensions – Length,<br />
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• Performance –<br />
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• Fuel usage – 6.3l/100km<br />
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The other figures to note are<br />
that of fuel consumption and<br />
performance. Peugeot list a<br />
6.3-litre per 100km combined<br />
cycle average which is a pretty<br />
bold claim, and my average was<br />
a little distant to that at 8l/100km<br />
when I took the car back to the<br />
dealership.<br />
There are several reasons<br />
for that, the evaluation car<br />
was showing just 40km on the<br />
odometer when I picked it up, the<br />
engine barely loosened up, the<br />
other was because the car was so<br />
new and a dealer demonstrator I<br />
didn’t travel for a long distance on<br />
the open road.<br />
I’m not arguing against<br />
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they would be achievable; at<br />
100km/h the engine is sipping<br />
fuel at a rate of just 4.2l/100km<br />
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a long journey and then tackle<br />
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When presented with a<br />
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It is surprisingly compliant<br />
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Riding on beautiful Michelin<br />
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You could say I was a little<br />
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Public Notice<br />
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS<br />
Application to extend the Lyttleton <strong>Harbour</strong>/Whakaraupō<br />
Mātaitai Reserve, Canterbury<br />
Pursuant to Regulation 17 of the Fisheries (South Island<br />
Customary Fishing) Regulations 1999, Te Hapū o Ngāti<br />
Wheke (Rāpaki) Rūnanga have applied to extend the Lyttleton<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong>/Whakaraupō Mātaitai Reserve.<br />
Proposed area<br />
The proposed extension covers all that area of South Island<br />
fisheries waters enclosed by a line:<br />
a) starting at a point on the mean high-water mark near the<br />
eastern extremity of Ōtokitoki / Gollans <strong>Bay</strong> at 43°35.950’S<br />
and 172°45.450’E; then<br />
b) proceeding along the mean high-water mark in a generally<br />
north-easterly direction to a point at Awaroa / Godley Head<br />
at 43°35.<strong>23</strong>4’S and 172°48.535’E; then<br />
c) proceeding in a straight line in a south-easterly direction<br />
to a point on the mean high-water mark at Te Piaka /<br />
Adderley Head at 43°36.228’S and 172°49.566’E; then<br />
d) proceeding along the mean high-water mark in a<br />
generally south-westerly direction to a point near the<br />
eastern extremity of Deep Gully <strong>Bay</strong> at 43°37.092’S and<br />
172°46.147’E; then<br />
e) proceeding in a straight line in a north-westerly direction to<br />
the starting point.<br />
The approximate area of the proposed mātaitai extension is<br />
11.08 km 2 .<br />
Mātaitai do not affect private landowners’ land titles, or their<br />
ability to exercise resource consents for such things as taking<br />
water or extracting gravel or sand. Resource consents are<br />
managed under the Resource Management Act 1991.<br />
Consultation on the proposed Mātaitai Reserve extension<br />
Pursuant to Regulation 18, this notice invites written or<br />
electronic submissions from the local community on the<br />
application. The local community is defined as those persons<br />
who own land in the proximity of the proposed mātaitai reserve,<br />
or have a place of residence in the proximity of the proposed<br />
mātaitai reserve and have been in occupation for a cumulative<br />
period of no less than three months in the three consecutive<br />
years immediately prior to January <strong>2022</strong>.<br />
Pursuant to Regulation 19(1), a further notice will be published<br />
to advertise a public meeting with the local community to<br />
discuss the application. The public meeting will be held in<br />
accordance with the COVID-19 Protection Framework.<br />
Further information about mātaitai reserves, including a map of<br />
this proposed mātaitai reserve extension and the application, is<br />
available on the Ministry for Primary Industries website (www.<br />
mpi.govt.nz/consultations), or by contacting Fisheries New<br />
Zealand at the below address.<br />
Submission process<br />
Submissions must be made by 5pm on Monday 28 March<br />
<strong>2022</strong>.<br />
Mātaitai Reserves<br />
A mātaitai reserve is an identified traditional fishing ground and<br />
is established for the purpose of customary food gathering.<br />
Mātaitai reserves are limited to fisheries waters and do not<br />
include any land area.<br />
Commercial fishing is banned within a mātaitai unless:<br />
• The applicants for the mātaitai request conditions that<br />
enable some commercial fishing to continue; and<br />
• The Minister for Oceans and Fisheries approves that Submissions are public information<br />
request.<br />
Fishing by the local community for recreational or customary<br />
purposes would only be affected if the Minister for Oceans and<br />
Fisheries subsequently approves a request from the Tangata<br />
Tiaki to make bylaws for fishing in the mātaitai. Bylaws apply<br />
only to the taking of fish, not to other activities such as land<br />
use, recreational activities such as boating or kayaking, or<br />
shipping channels.<br />
Mātaitai do not change the public’s ability to access areas of<br />
public land adjoining the mātaitai. Mātaitai also do not change<br />
any existing arrangements for access to private land.<br />
Marianne Lukkien, Manager National Direction<br />
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You can email your submission to FMSubmissions@mpi.govt.<br />
nz<br />
While we prefer email, you can post your submission to:<br />
Spatial Planning and Allocations<br />
Fisheries Management<br />
Fisheries New Zealand<br />
PO Box 2526<br />
Wellington 6140.<br />
Note, that any submission you make becomes public<br />
information. People can ask for copies of submissions under<br />
the Official Information Act 1982 (OIA). The OIA says we have<br />
to make submissions available unless we have good reasons<br />
for withholding them. That is explained in sections 6 and 9 of<br />
the OIA.<br />
Tell us if you think there are grounds to withhold specific<br />
information in your submission. Reasons might include that it is<br />
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