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Old signs confuse<br />
dog walkers<br />
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THE FUTURE: More girls are playing rugby at Sumner than ever before, and as this photo shows Zara<br />
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• To read more about the Sumner club’s drive for more girls go to page 11<br />
Polarising<br />
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• By Kristie Boland<br />
THE CONTENTIOUS lights on<br />
top of Cave Rock can be turned<br />
on 365 days a year.<br />
The issue of when the lights can<br />
be turned on has been a subject of<br />
debate, prompting the Linwood-<br />
Central-Heathcote Community<br />
Board to get answers from the city<br />
council.<br />
The board<br />
has been told<br />
the lease for the<br />
lighting, which<br />
is solar-powered,<br />
does not limit the<br />
number of nights<br />
the lights can be<br />
turned on.<br />
Board member<br />
Sara Templeton<br />
Sara<br />
Templeton<br />
said: “This is different to what I<br />
had expected.”<br />
Templeton said she had<br />
originally thought the lighting<br />
would only be turned on at<br />
Christmas and Easter, as it was in<br />
the past.<br />
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NEWS<br />
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from the editor’s desk<br />
ANDREW Turner’s surprise<br />
decision to exit local politics<br />
has opened the door for a<br />
new Banks Peninsula Ward<br />
councillor.<br />
On page 5 today we canvass<br />
Banks Peninsula Community<br />
Board members who are considering<br />
filling Turner’s shoes.<br />
No doubt others outside<br />
of the board will make a bid<br />
too as the October local body<br />
elections draw closer.<br />
On page 3 we cover confusing<br />
dog signs on Sumner and<br />
Scarborough beaches, and the<br />
estuary.<br />
Girls are making big strides<br />
at the Sumner Rugby Club.<br />
On page 11 we report on<br />
how the numbers playing<br />
jumped significantly from<br />
2<strong>02</strong>0 to 2<strong>02</strong>1, and expectations<br />
are there will be more growth<br />
this season.<br />
And that’s a great photo of<br />
Zara ‘Lamborghini’ Percasky.<br />
A very apt name for one<br />
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– Barry Clarke<br />
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Wednesday <strong>March</strong> 2 2<strong>02</strong>2 <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News<br />
Confusion over dog signs<br />
• By Kristie Boland<br />
OUT OF date dog control<br />
signage at Sumner and<br />
Scarborough beaches has left<br />
some people questioning where<br />
dogs can and cannot go.<br />
The Linwood-Central-<br />
Heathcote Community Board<br />
has discussed the differences in<br />
restrictions at the beaches and<br />
how to make the signs more<br />
simple.<br />
There is also no dog control<br />
signage along the southern<br />
side of the estuary to advise<br />
people dogs are not permitted to<br />
protect wildlife.<br />
The board will request city<br />
council staff set up more simple<br />
signage around the estuary to<br />
say dogs are not permitted.<br />
Board member Darrell<br />
Latham brought the matter to<br />
the board’s<br />
attention,<br />
asking why<br />
the signage<br />
at Sumner<br />
states no dogs<br />
are allowed<br />
on the beach<br />
between<br />
Darrell<br />
Latham<br />
November 1<br />
and <strong>March</strong><br />
31, but at<br />
Scarborough they say dogs<br />
are allowed as long as they are<br />
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RESTRICTED: The signage showing the rules for dogs at<br />
Sumner and Scarborough beaches needs to be updated.<br />
under “effective control”.<br />
Dogs are not allowed on<br />
Sumner Beach during this<br />
time because it is a patrolled<br />
swimming beach.<br />
However, Latham pointed out<br />
Scarborough Beach also became<br />
a patrolled swimming beach<br />
in December. The Sumner Surf<br />
Life Saving Club set up its first<br />
official patrol at Scarborough for<br />
60 years, which has encouraged<br />
more swimmers to the area.<br />
However, the dog signage<br />
at Scarborough says to keep<br />
dogs under “effective control”,<br />
which means they are allowed<br />
to run on that part of the beach<br />
without being on a leash as long<br />
as the owner is within a short<br />
distance.<br />
Latham said he has requested<br />
information from the city<br />
council on why the signs had<br />
not been changed.<br />
But changes to the dog rules<br />
are not a simple matter. The city<br />
council regulates where dogs<br />
can and cannot go through the<br />
Dog Bylaw, which is due to be<br />
reviewed in 2<strong>02</strong>3.<br />
The city council has said it<br />
will change the signs for the<br />
next summer season.<br />
“My point was that the signs<br />
will still be out of date because<br />
the review wouldn’t have taken<br />
place by then,” Latham said.<br />
NEWS 3<br />
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News now reaches 12,000 local<br />
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The helicopters are using<br />
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weeds that pose a threat to<br />
areas of ecological significance<br />
identified in the city council’s<br />
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Who will vie to replace Turner?<br />
• By Kristie Boland<br />
THE RACE to succeed Andrew<br />
Turner as Banks Peninsula Ward<br />
city councillor is under way with<br />
several candidates declaring<br />
their interest in taking over<br />
from the deputy mayor when he<br />
stands down in October.<br />
Banks Peninsula Community<br />
Board members were surprised<br />
to hear of Turner’s decision.<br />
Turner has been the ward’s<br />
councillor for nine years,<br />
following three years on the<br />
community board, but will not<br />
run again in the October local<br />
government elections.<br />
Board chairwoman Tori<br />
Peden has confirmed she will be<br />
throwing her hat in the ring for<br />
the city council seat, running as<br />
an independent.<br />
“Banks<br />
Peninsula needs<br />
a strong voice<br />
to represent<br />
our community<br />
around the<br />
council table,”<br />
said Peden.<br />
Tori Peden<br />
“We are in an<br />
ever-changing<br />
environment,<br />
and we need to the have the<br />
lives and the livelihoods of our<br />
community front and centre. I<br />
can be that voice.”<br />
Peden said the top three issues<br />
facing Banks Peninsula are<br />
climate change, tourism and<br />
infrastructure.<br />
Board member Tyrone Fields<br />
is also interested in the position,<br />
saying it was his “dream job”.<br />
Fields won the Lyttelton<br />
subdivision byelection<br />
for the<br />
Banks Peninsula<br />
Community<br />
Board in 2018.<br />
Fields also<br />
tried for the<br />
Labour Party<br />
nomination for<br />
the Ports Hills<br />
seat in the 2<strong>02</strong>0<br />
Tyrone<br />
Fields<br />
election but missed out to Tracey<br />
McLellan.<br />
He said his objective is to go<br />
for a city council seat this year.<br />
“I’m a progressive, I’m a lefty.<br />
I support progressive policies<br />
advocated for by any councillor.<br />
I care about social and<br />
environmental issues and the<br />
aspirations of mana whenua on<br />
the peninsula and that’s where I<br />
absolutely stand,” said Fields.<br />
“Andrew<br />
has done a<br />
fantastic job as<br />
the councillor<br />
for Banks<br />
Peninsula.<br />
He’s a man<br />
of incredible<br />
integrity and<br />
whoever gets<br />
the role is going<br />
STEPPING<br />
DOWN:<br />
Andrew<br />
Turner will<br />
not run for<br />
the Banks<br />
Peninsula<br />
city council<br />
seat in<br />
October’s<br />
local<br />
government<br />
elections.<br />
Reuben<br />
Davidson<br />
to have really big shoes to fill,”<br />
he said.<br />
Board member Reuben<br />
Davidson also expressed interest<br />
in the council seat.<br />
“I love living in Lyttelton and<br />
I’m passionate about the Banks<br />
Peninsula community having a<br />
strong voice at the council table,<br />
so I’m giving the role serious<br />
thought,” he said.<br />
Davidson is a Labour Party<br />
member. “Ultimately the<br />
decision about who becomes<br />
our council candidate for Banks<br />
Peninsula is a decision for the<br />
party,” he said.<br />
Board member Nigel Harrison<br />
said he will consider “standing<br />
for the council to give an<br />
independent, peninsula-born<br />
option for voters”.<br />
“I have a passion for the<br />
peninsula and would want to<br />
support all of the communities<br />
individual aspirations.<br />
“Lyttelton is not Akaroa and<br />
Akaroa is not Little River and<br />
so on. One size does not fit<br />
all, which is where the current<br />
council policy seems to be<br />
driving us,” said Harrison.<br />
Turner is currently the caucus<br />
leader for left-leaning The<br />
People’s Choice.<br />
The People’s Choice will select<br />
a replacement candidate for the<br />
local government elections.<br />
Potential candidates can<br />
nominate themselves or be<br />
nominated.<br />
A panel of residents<br />
will be involved in the<br />
selection.<br />
The People’s Choice<br />
chairwoman Michelle Lomax<br />
said the selection process is<br />
likely to happen in April.<br />
NEWS 5<br />
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BANKS PENINSULA<br />
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new initiative to assist businesses<br />
affected by the ongoing protests in<br />
the capital.<br />
Helpr is a website that anyone<br />
can log on to, buy a voucher, and<br />
get funds to the people that need<br />
support in the Wellington CBD.<br />
The vouchers are for participating<br />
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when things return to normal,<br />
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donating.<br />
Helpr is partnered with SOS<br />
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Davidson said he came up with<br />
the idea of Helpr when he heard<br />
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are counting the days they have<br />
left before they will need to close<br />
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“We’re launching a site to empower<br />
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already been raised.<br />
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NEWS 7<br />
Draft stormwater plan<br />
open for consultation<br />
CONSULTATION opened on<br />
Monday for the Ihutai-Estuary<br />
and Coastal draft stormwater<br />
management plan.<br />
The plan is the third of seven<br />
being prepared between 2<strong>02</strong>0<br />
and 2<strong>02</strong>3 for the district’s different<br />
stormwater catchments.<br />
The plans set out the ways the<br />
city council will meet the requirements<br />
of its 25-year Comprehensive<br />
Stormwater Network<br />
Discharge Consent, which was<br />
granted by Environment Canterbury<br />
in 2019.<br />
“Stormwater is all water that<br />
falls onto roads, paths and other<br />
hard surfaces. It picks up pollution<br />
from these surfaces which<br />
makes its way into local streams<br />
and rivers impacting the quality<br />
of water,” city council head of<br />
three waters Helen Beaumont<br />
said.<br />
Beaumont said the Ihutai-Estuary<br />
and Coastal catchment<br />
has unique features which are<br />
considered in the plan.<br />
“The Ihutai-Estuary provides<br />
important feeding grounds for<br />
native migratory birds that rely<br />
on a healthy and thriving ecosystem,”<br />
Beaumont SAID.<br />
Avon-Heathcote Estuary<br />
Ihutai Trust chairman Kit<br />
UNIQUE: The city council is seeking feedback on<br />
the Ihutai-Estuary and Coastal draft stormwater<br />
management plan to improve the way it manages<br />
stormwater in the area.<br />
PHOTO: NEWSLINE<br />
Doudney said the trust would<br />
be suggesting to the city council<br />
that better construction site containments<br />
for sediment run-off<br />
be investigated.<br />
“We would like to see<br />
the council employ two or<br />
more new staff members to<br />
facilitate education for the<br />
sector, and monitor and advise<br />
best practices for sediment<br />
containment in large rainfall<br />
events, Doudney SAID.<br />
Submissions on the city<br />
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Heated discussion<br />
fLoor CoverinG<br />
• From page 1<br />
Templeton requested<br />
information on the lease terms<br />
from the council after several<br />
members of the public indicated<br />
to her that they were going to<br />
approach the board with their<br />
concerns.<br />
But no one came forward with<br />
concerns at the latest meeting<br />
said Templeton.<br />
“I’d encourage residents to get<br />
in contact with the board if they<br />
have concerns about the lighting<br />
and at that stage we’d be able<br />
to ask for further advice,” said<br />
Templeton.<br />
It is the cross shape of the<br />
lighting that has caused an ongoing<br />
public debate.<br />
A photo of the mast posted to<br />
the Sumner Facebook community<br />
page on Saturday sparked a<br />
heated discussion.<br />
Some comments said the lighting<br />
was “stunning” while others<br />
were unhappy with it, calling it<br />
“a Christian beacon.”<br />
The lighting is a navigational<br />
mast put up in 1864 to guide<br />
shipping.<br />
The mast lighting in the past<br />
has been used to celebrate Easter,<br />
Anzac Day, Christmas and significant<br />
national events such as<br />
the coronation of King George<br />
VI in 1937.<br />
The community tradition<br />
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“We all know the benefit of surfing on<br />
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to get out there,” said Haylock.<br />
After the lockdown last year, he decided<br />
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He pushed himself to his limits three<br />
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Lamborghini-like young rippa rugby star<br />
Playing a variety of sports has<br />
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Said Jake Mangin, the<br />
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thinking for the club as it’s about<br />
creating quality experiences for all<br />
young people to keep them active<br />
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to innovate and show our<br />
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Zara,” Mangin said.<br />
“We understand we are an<br />
important part of the long-term<br />
development of all the children<br />
and families who chose to join<br />
Sumner Rugby Club.<br />
“Most of all we want the kids to<br />
have fun in an inclusive and safe<br />
environment.”<br />
•Registrations for junior<br />
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NEWS<br />
Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz<br />
Three generations of fighting<br />
<strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News<br />
continues its series on<br />
our fire chiefs. Reporter<br />
Kristie Boland talks to<br />
Akaroa Volunteer Fire<br />
Brigade chief Mark<br />
Thomson<br />
FIGHTING FIRES and saving<br />
lives runs in the blood for Mark<br />
Thomson and his family.<br />
Three generations of Thomsons<br />
have served at the Akaroa<br />
Volunteer Fire Brigade, Mark is<br />
in his 44th year.<br />
He was following in his father’s<br />
footsteps, his own two sons have<br />
done the same.<br />
“I served with my father and<br />
both of my boys have served in<br />
the Akaroa brigade with me,”<br />
Thomson said.<br />
During his time Thomson has<br />
worn many hats. He has been a<br />
farmer, a rugby player, a coach,<br />
a publican and, of course, a<br />
firefighter.<br />
Thomson has lived in Akaroa<br />
most of his life. When he was 10,<br />
his family moved from Geraldine<br />
to a farm in Akaroa where<br />
his mother ran a local cafe which<br />
Thomson helped out in after<br />
school.<br />
When he finished school,<br />
Thomson went shearing for a<br />
couple of years around Banks<br />
Peninsula. A couple of years later<br />
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England 1835. Eliza Acton is a poet who dreams of seeing her<br />
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Instead, they want her to write a cookery book. That’s what readers<br />
really want from women. England is awash with exciting new<br />
ingredients, from spices to exotic fruits. But no one knows how to use<br />
them.<br />
Eliza leaves the offices appalled. But when her father is forced to flee the country for<br />
bankruptcy, she has no choice but to consider the proposal. Never having cooked<br />
before, she is determined to learn and to discover, if she can, the poetry in recipe writing.<br />
To assist her, she hires seventeen-year-old Ann Kirby, the impoverished daughter of a<br />
war-crippled father and a mother with dementia.<br />
Over the course of ten years, Eliza and Ann developed an unusual friendship - one that<br />
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cookbooks and changed the course of cookery writing forever.<br />
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The watchful concierge<br />
The scorned lover<br />
The prying journalist<br />
The naïve student<br />
The unwanted guest<br />
There was a murder here last night.<br />
A mystery lies behind the door of apartment three.<br />
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his father rang him to tell him he<br />
had bought the Madeira Hotel<br />
in Akaroa and asked if he would<br />
come and help out.<br />
“I thought hmm, a 21-year-old<br />
being a shearer or a publican,<br />
publican sounded like a lot more<br />
fun,” said Thomson.<br />
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So for the few years he worked<br />
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Still living in Akaroa with his<br />
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For the seasonal<br />
gardeners<br />
generation of firefighters when<br />
they followed in their father’s<br />
footsteps and joined the brigade<br />
at 16. Ryan is now a full-time<br />
firefighter at Sydenham fire<br />
station.<br />
Thomson said he enjoys being<br />
in the brigade with a group of<br />
very like-minded people, of all<br />
ages.<br />
“Everybody is there for the<br />
same reason, everybody is completely<br />
different but we all believe<br />
in, and want to do the same<br />
thing and that’s help people,”<br />
Thomson said.<br />
Thomson spent his youth<br />
playing rugby for Banks<br />
Peninsula until he retired from<br />
the game at 32 and coached the<br />
kids and colts grades. After a<br />
few years of not playing rugby<br />
himself, he got bored and started<br />
playing football, which he still<br />
plays now.<br />
The Akaroa Volunteer Fire Brigade<br />
is a team of first responders,<br />
meaning they do extra training<br />
for medical call-outs.<br />
A medical call-out that has<br />
always stuck in Thomson’s mind<br />
is one he attended with his son<br />
Blake.<br />
He and Blake were first on<br />
the scene to a woman who had<br />
suffered a heart attack.<br />
They administered CPR<br />
and brought the woman back to<br />
life.<br />
For the green<br />
thumbs
“A few weeks later we got<br />
cards from all her grandkids<br />
thanking us for giving<br />
them the chance to have<br />
another Christmas with<br />
their grandma, so that was<br />
really cool, it’s always stuck<br />
in my mind that one,” said<br />
Thomson.<br />
Thomson enjoys the<br />
camaraderie in the brigade,<br />
the crew socialises together<br />
often.<br />
He has been the chief fire<br />
officer for nearly 9 years<br />
now and has a passion for<br />
teaching the new recruits.<br />
“There’s been a lot of<br />
boys that I’ve had to work<br />
really hard to get them in<br />
the brigade and I honestly<br />
think it’s made a lot of<br />
difference to the boys,<br />
between the rugby and the<br />
fire brigade, 99 per cent of<br />
them have turned out great<br />
people,” said Thomson.<br />
Thomson said that most<br />
of the volunteers that leave<br />
Akaroa Volunteer Fire Brigade<br />
join another brigade<br />
where they go. Six of whom<br />
have become full-time fire<br />
fighters. But sometimes it<br />
can be very hard being a<br />
first responder in a small<br />
town where you know most<br />
people.<br />
“When you get called<br />
out to somebody you know<br />
and you can’t do anything<br />
about it, when it’s a friend<br />
of yours or someone you<br />
know had an accident or<br />
their house burns down<br />
and when you get there<br />
there’s nothing you can do<br />
that really annoys me not<br />
being able to help,” Thomson<br />
said.<br />
Thomson has seen a lot<br />
over the 44 years he has<br />
been a first responder.<br />
“You do get a bit long<br />
in the tooth and thick in<br />
NEWS 13<br />
fires at Akaroa<br />
FAMILY<br />
AFFAIR:<br />
Both of<br />
Mark<br />
Thomson’s<br />
sons<br />
joined the<br />
brigade.<br />
Top left<br />
is Blake,<br />
below is<br />
Ryan who<br />
is now a<br />
full-time<br />
firefighter<br />
at<br />
Sydenham<br />
Fire<br />
Station.<br />
the skin, it’s not old school<br />
mentality, it’s just the way<br />
you’ve got to be able to<br />
handle things,” he said.<br />
He said the crew have a<br />
great support system where<br />
they can debrief after traumatic<br />
events.<br />
“It’s a lot better now than<br />
what it used to be. We’re all<br />
looking after each other,”<br />
Thomson said.<br />
• Next week we talk<br />
to Lyttelton’s Mark<br />
Buckley<br />
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Dream finally realised<br />
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Not so long ago, Saulo Faafoe was<br />
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“I always felt a pull to construction,” he<br />
says. At school in Samoa, Saulo particularly<br />
enjoyed woodwork and any classes that<br />
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working with family and friends on building<br />
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Saulo knew he needed to get proper skills<br />
and training in order to get into his dream<br />
career, but financial constraints always<br />
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“I was earning barely enough to<br />
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when he found out about Ara Institute of<br />
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Fast forward and Saulo is now a qualified<br />
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Saulo encourages anyone considering<br />
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“Study has a big impact on your life. The<br />
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To those who maybe think it’s too late<br />
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Treasures from the past: ‘Grand old man’<br />
SIR HEATON Rhodes is<br />
pictured on the right looking<br />
tall and jolly with his bowler hat<br />
in hand, strolling past the old<br />
Lyttelton Fire Station and library<br />
on the corner of Sumner Rd and<br />
Oxford St, possibly in the<br />
mid-1930s or later.<br />
He’s in the company of various<br />
Lyttelton dignitaries, including<br />
on his left the ‘Lyttelton mayor<br />
for life’ Frederick Sutton, who<br />
held the office for 15 years, on<br />
and off, from 1925 to 1944, and<br />
whose name graces the port’s<br />
wharf road, Sutton Quay.<br />
One might wonder as to<br />
the occasion for this street<br />
procession, and the rather sullen<br />
school children brought out to<br />
greet the visiting dignitary. But<br />
Rhodes looms large as one of<br />
the most famous and well-loved<br />
public figures of early 20thcentury<br />
New Zealand.<br />
A son of Whakaraupō, he was<br />
born at Purau in 1861 before his<br />
family moved out to their grand<br />
Elmwood House on what is<br />
now the grounds of the Heaton<br />
Normal Intermediate School,<br />
adjacent to Elmwood Park on<br />
Heaton St in Christchurch.<br />
His schooling included Mrs<br />
Alabaster’s school in Cranmer<br />
Square and Reverend Charles<br />
Turrell’s school in Upper<br />
Riccarton, followed by a stint at<br />
the Château de Lancy in Geneva<br />
and then Hereford Cathedral<br />
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School, England. As a young<br />
man, he excelled in gentlemen’s<br />
sports while completing an MA<br />
in law at Oxford. He was called<br />
to the Bar of the Inner Temple<br />
in London before returning to<br />
New Zealand as a barrister of the<br />
Supreme Court at Christchurch<br />
in 1888.<br />
After such an illustrious start<br />
in life, it is perhaps no wonder<br />
Rhodes went on to greater things<br />
across a range of fields.<br />
He purchased land near Tai<br />
Tapu and built the Victorian<br />
mansion, Otahuna, in 1895,<br />
establishing New Zealand’s first<br />
herd of norfolk red poll cattle on<br />
its 5000 acres (2<strong>02</strong>3ha).<br />
Serving as president of the<br />
Canterbury Agricultural<br />
and Pastoral Association, his<br />
Otahuna gardens became very<br />
popular among horticulturists<br />
and the general public.<br />
An avid horseman, he joined<br />
the Canterbury Yeomanry<br />
Cavalry Volunteers and was<br />
promoted to captain in 19<strong>02</strong><br />
before serving with distinction<br />
in the Second Boer War.<br />
On his return he was<br />
commander of the Canterbury<br />
Mounted Rifles Brigade until<br />
1921.<br />
Meanwhile, his political<br />
career began in 1899 when,<br />
aged 38, he was elected to the<br />
seat of Ellesmere before going<br />
on to join Prime Minister Bill<br />
Massey’s 1912 cabinet as health<br />
minister.<br />
Resigning in 1915 to become<br />
a special commissioner for the<br />
wartime coalition government<br />
in Egypt, Malta, and Gallipoli,<br />
Rhodes went on to supervise<br />
British Red Cross hospitals in<br />
France and England.<br />
Feted for his wartime<br />
service, he was named a Knight<br />
Commander (KBE), Order of<br />
the British Empire, in 1920, at<br />
which time he rejoined Massey’s<br />
second government as minister<br />
for defence, where his purchase<br />
of the Sockburn Airfield led to<br />
the establishment of the Royal<br />
New Zealand Air Force and its<br />
Wigram Airbase.<br />
Not content with these<br />
achievements, Rhodes also<br />
became commissioner of state<br />
forests in 1922 and laid the<br />
foundations for New Zealand’s<br />
flourishing timber industry.<br />
Retiring from elected political<br />
life in 1925 at the age of 64,<br />
the following year Rhodes was<br />
appointed to New Zealand’s<br />
House of Lords, the legislative<br />
council, where he served the<br />
nation through to his wellearned<br />
actual retirement in 1941<br />
at the venerable age of 80.<br />
His final years at Otahuna<br />
remained active, of course, until<br />
confined to a wheelchair at the<br />
very end.<br />
This ‘grand old man’ of New<br />
Zealand public life, horticulturist<br />
and cattle breeder, soldier,<br />
philanthropist, and minister of<br />
the Crown, among many other<br />
achievements, passed on at Tai<br />
Tapu on July 30, 1956.<br />
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Saturday, 9am-1pm<br />
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Tea and Talk<br />
Monday, 10.30-11.30am<br />
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Stoddart Cottage <strong>March</strong> Art<br />
Exibition – Seeing the Lines –<br />
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Then every Friday-Sunday for the<br />
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artists Karen Greenslade, Carolyn<br />
Currie and Vic Mangan. Through<br />
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landscape and natural elements<br />
of the Banks Peninsula, Seeing<br />
the Lines reframes the region’s<br />
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it in the local environment and<br />
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group show at Stoddart Cottage<br />
Gallery, Karen Greenslade, Carolyn<br />
Currie and Vic Mangan seek to<br />
counter plant blindness, when<br />
plants exist as a backdrop to our<br />
lives and art prioritises the human<br />
figure. The artists have moved<br />
their collaborative art practices<br />
away from purely decorative floral<br />
vistas, to an engagement with<br />
the less obviously aesthetically<br />
engaging endemic plants of the<br />
place inhabited, reflecting the<br />
contemporary shift in concerns<br />
towards ecology and the local<br />
environment. Stoddart Cottage<br />
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Friendship Club<br />
Thursday, 10am-noon<br />
The Mt Herbert Friendship<br />
Club (Men and Women) meets<br />
the first Thursday of the month<br />
at 10am at the Charteris <strong>Bay</strong><br />
Golf Club.<br />
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7. Is beneath bending the elbow (5)<br />
8. Doesn’t go with the 12 (7)<br />
9. Sort of horse a pig will stand on (7)<br />
10. Probably the second half is skilfully<br />
rendered (4)<br />
12. Die, sure that what’s left will be changed<br />
(7)<br />
14. May be rumpled or have the fold pressed<br />
in (7)<br />
17. What duellist used to keep eye on,<br />
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18. Sustains, as does Atlas the world? (7)<br />
21. Odd dog incurs notes of debt (7)<br />
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5. It isn’t natural to provide such<br />
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west (6)<br />
7. Could words be read through in a<br />
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scores (7)<br />
13. Show it is wrong to do vipers out of it (8)<br />
14. Gosh! Did they come from the rich man’s<br />
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(6)<br />
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American (6)<br />
19. Put the picture on the wall to execute<br />
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4. Sentimental song (6)<br />
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DRIVESOUTH<br />
NZ Classic Driver reaches a milestone with its 100th issue<br />
18<br />
WITH THE <strong>March</strong>/April<br />
edition, the team looks back<br />
at NZ Classic Driver’s history<br />
– starting with the very first<br />
edition in July/August 2003.<br />
Founded by Allan Dick,<br />
one of New Zealand’s most<br />
notable motoring journalists,<br />
NZ Classic Driver’s editorial<br />
mission has been to write<br />
about classic cars and historical<br />
motorsport in as entertaining a<br />
manner as possible.<br />
Allan Dick edited and<br />
published NZ Classic Driver<br />
until late 2011 when Tony<br />
Haycock stepped into the role.<br />
Classic Driver’s current editor,<br />
Allan Walton, become the<br />
magazine’s third editor when<br />
he took over in 2016.<br />
As well as featuring some of<br />
New Zealand’s best classic cars,<br />
NZ Classic Driver’s goal has<br />
always been to preserve local<br />
motor racing history by talking<br />
to the personalities involved,<br />
examining and writing<br />
about the cars themselves<br />
and preserving their stories<br />
for both present and future<br />
generations.<br />
Now with 100 editions<br />
under its belt, it is clear that<br />
this approach has served the<br />
magazine well.<br />
This special collectors’<br />
edition celebrating the<br />
magazine’s centenary also<br />
offers readers a chance to win.<br />
The team has come up with six<br />
of their favourite classic cars –<br />
ranging from a Mini Cooper to<br />
a Corvette Stingray, and want<br />
readers to have their say by<br />
selecting their own favourite<br />
car.<br />
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participating readers will<br />
go in the draw to win a<br />
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valued at $183.49 to ensure<br />
that their car (and garage)<br />
looks its best.<br />
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competition can be found in<br />
the 100th edition that is now<br />
on bookshelves.<br />
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Popular Tiguan spearheads VW range<br />
TO LEARN the Tiguan was<br />
Volkswagen’s biggest selling<br />
model in New Zealand took me<br />
quite by surprise.<br />
You see, I would have thought<br />
that mantle belonged to Golf or<br />
even the new T-Cross, but I guess<br />
with the sport utility market<br />
buoyant with mid-size wagons<br />
the Tiguan would slot into the<br />
realm of a desirable purchase.<br />
Of course, there’s no doubt<br />
the Golf over time would still<br />
be Volkswagen’s biggest selling<br />
model in New Zealand, but just<br />
at present the Tiguan is selling in<br />
large numbers.<br />
Volkswagen has just released<br />
a facelifted Tiguan and it can<br />
only increase the affection Kiwis<br />
have for it. Up front there is a<br />
new grille, lights and bumper,<br />
with similar treatment at the rear.<br />
There’s a raft of new kit inside,<br />
more so items unseen with extra<br />
safety additions and the inclusion<br />
of a new MIB-3 infotainment<br />
system, it features app-connect<br />
(wireless Android Auto and<br />
wireless Apple CarPlay) allowing<br />
you to seamlessly connect<br />
compatible apps from your<br />
smartphone.<br />
In terms of mechanical difference,<br />
not a lot has changed, there<br />
are four models in the Tiguan<br />
line-up, two front-wheel-drive<br />
models with a 1.4-litre engine<br />
and two four-wheel-drive models<br />
with a 2-litre engine, both petrol-fed<br />
and turbocharged.<br />
The range starts at $46,990 and<br />
ends at $68,990. The evaluation<br />
car was the range-topping TSi<br />
R-Line 4WD with the 1984cc<br />
engine. As a matter of interest, I<br />
have had a few kilometres in the<br />
1.4-litre model and I can report<br />
that that engine is far from underwhelming,<br />
it’s much the same<br />
engine that is in the Golf and it<br />
is a feisty little brute that punches<br />
well above its weight. In fact,<br />
it would be the engine I would<br />
choose.<br />
However, the 2-litre engine is<br />
also rather intriguing, it comes<br />
in a choice of two power outputs<br />
– 132kW or 162kW. The R-Line<br />
model gets the higher power<br />
output, and if you add in grunty<br />
350Nm of torque (available from<br />
1500 to 4400rpm) it is strong and<br />
extremely capable.<br />
Mention must also be made<br />
of the area where power is<br />
developed, its peak arrives at<br />
just 4500rpm and spreads to<br />
6200rpm, that being the case<br />
there is no drop off of performance,<br />
the engine simply pulls<br />
from nowhere and doesn’t lag<br />
across the entire rev band.<br />
In terms of acceleration the<br />
Tiguan in this form will reach<br />
100km/h from a standstill in<br />
8.2sec, and if you are making a<br />
highway overtake it will scamper<br />
DESIRABLE: Large car comfort packaged into a mid-size<br />
sport utility vehicle.<br />
VOLKSWAGEN TIGUAN TSI: Four models with two or four-wheel-drive options.<br />
from 80 to 120km/h in 5.5sec.<br />
Drive is sent through a seven-speed<br />
direct shift transmission,<br />
this is my preferred gearbox,<br />
it’s sort of a cross between<br />
a traditional torque converter<br />
type and continuously variable<br />
transmission. The best way I can<br />
describe it is that’s like a manual<br />
gearbox with a robotised clutch,<br />
there are only two pedals so you<br />
treat it exactly as you would any<br />
automatic. However, there is a<br />
Tiptronic function (gearshift<br />
paddles) and sport mode if you<br />
want the engine to hold higher<br />
revolutions.<br />
Volkswagen also rates the<br />
high power engine with an 8.3-litre<br />
per 100km combined cycle<br />
average. At 100km/h on the highway<br />
the engine is turning over at<br />
just 1800rpm registering a healthy<br />
5.8l/100km figure. After a long<br />
drive and some use on suburban<br />
streets the Tiguan’s trip computer<br />
was showing 9l/100km. By my<br />
reckoning these are good results.<br />
The Tiguan is a purposeful<br />
family wagon. It has large car<br />
comfort packaged into a midsize<br />
that drives and rides with<br />
comfort, along with presenting<br />
the driver with an informative<br />
driving sensation.<br />
I took the evaluation car on<br />
my usual mid-Canterbury run<br />
through to Glenroy, returning<br />
to the city via Dunsandel and<br />
• Price – Volkswagen<br />
Tiguan TSi R-Line 4WD,<br />
$68,990<br />
• Dimensions – Length,<br />
4511mm; width, 1850mm;<br />
height, 1635mm<br />
• Configuration – Fourcylinder,<br />
four-wheel-drive,<br />
1984cc, 162kW, 350Nm,<br />
seven-speed automatic<br />
• Performance –<br />
0-100km/h, 8.2sec<br />
• Fuel usage – 8.3/100km<br />
Lincoln, the Tiguan provides a<br />
relaxing driving experience and<br />
all those on board would find it<br />
that way.<br />
On the seal it glides through<br />
the air with quiet ease and is<br />
capable when presented with a<br />
quick corner or two. The Tiguan<br />
is very car-like, there is no presence<br />
of height nor bulk, it feels<br />
lithe and spirited.<br />
The Tiguan in R-Line<br />
specification rides on high quality<br />
19in Michelin tyres and they<br />
are certainly up for a cornering<br />
challenge. They don’t moan under<br />
pressure and combine to give the<br />
driver positive information as to<br />
what is happening in relation to<br />
the road surface.<br />
I took the evaluation car off the<br />
seal and onto a clay-based track<br />
just to get a feel for the 4Motion<br />
four-wheel-drive network. There<br />
wasn’t any elevation but a small<br />
ford at the end of the track made<br />
for a slippery departure, I could<br />
feel the driveline engaging so<br />
that wheelspin in any corner was<br />
eliminated.<br />
In terms of what you get for<br />
your outlay, the Tiguan comes<br />
very well equipped, and the controls<br />
and functions are intuitive.<br />
Major features include leather<br />
trim with heated and electrically<br />
adjustable seats, satellite navigation,<br />
keyless entry and ignition,<br />
radar cruise control and head-up<br />
display.<br />
The new infotainment system<br />
responds quickly to input, and<br />
pairing of devices is something<br />
that even the old generation can<br />
relate to. My old iPhone was<br />
readily accepted and functionality<br />
within the system is deep.<br />
One of my wife’s relatives is in<br />
the market for a new SUV. She<br />
wouldn’t buy anything other than<br />
a German car and was looking<br />
at premium brands. I suggested<br />
to her that Volkswagen has a<br />
solid range of SUVs, small to<br />
big – T-Cross to Touareg. It’s<br />
something she hadn’t considered,<br />
but she is now looking at them<br />
closely, and certainly the price<br />
compared to the competition is<br />
hugely attractive.<br />
I hope she goes with my<br />
recommendation and buys into a<br />
Tiguan.
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The Ihutai-Estuary and Coastal<br />
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A stormwater management plan sets out the ways<br />
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