Bay Harbour: April 27, 2022

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 2022
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Resident
wants drainage
issues fixed
Page 3
Richness of
rural childhood
revisited
Page 6
1 – 3 July
2022
Christchurch Arena
Sports stars set sights
on ambitious goals
• By Chris Barclay and Mick Jensen
AN ULTRA-talented cyclist and
sailor reigned supreme on the roads of
Hokitika and off Napier’s coastline over
Anzac weekend and can now reset their
sporting goals for further afield.
Sumner’s Amelia Sykes, one of New
Zealand’s leading age group cyclists, has
set her sights on the track cycling junior
world championships in Tel Aviv, Israel,
in August while Will Leech (Charteris
Bay) is focused on mastering a new
sailing class after claiming back-to-back
national optimist titles.
Promising middle distance athlete
Kiera Hall wasn’t competing over the
long weekend, but the 17-year-old from
Mt Pleasant also has overseas travel on
her agenda after the national under-18
800m champion was recently selected
to represent New Zealand at meets in
Australia and South America.
• Turn to page 4
NEW AIMS: Amelia Sykes (left), Will Leech and Kiera Hall are focused on their next competitive goals after experiencing recent success in their sporting
pursuits.
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WE FEATURE amazing
sporting feats from some of
our area’s most promising
athletes today (see page 1).
Charteris Bay Yacht Club’s
Will Leech won back-to-back
optimist national titles at
the weekend, cyclist Amelia
Sykes was superb at the age
group national road championships
on the West Coast,
and earlier this month Kiera
Hall became the national
under-18 800m champion.
Said Sykes of her great
win at the weekend: “I was
holding on for dear life. I
don’t know where I found
that sprint, but I did.
“I blacked out a metre
before the line, I threw
everything at it, I didn’t even
know where the line was.”
Sykes and Hall now
have their sights set on
competitions overseas, while
Leech will stay closer to
home.
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• By Mick Jensen
A MT Pleasant Rd resident is
urging the city council to dig
a channel and drain along his
boundary to save his property
and six other houses from
flooding.
Wayne Rollinson has outlined
his frustrations to the Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community
Board and is pushing for
solutions from the city council.
He told board members that
since November water had been
transitioning from the road,
through his neighbour’s property
and into the corner of his
property.
The flooding was both stormwater
and reticulation water and
he had dug a channel to get some
of it off his property.
He said the flooding at one
stage was ‘‘like leaving two taps
on full bore for three months’’.
His neighbour’s garden had
resembled a duck pond and he
couldn’t believe their house had
not moved or slipped off the
section.
Rollinson said the integrity of
a retaining wall on his property
was now fully compromised and
he had submitted a claim to his
insurer. The retaining wall and
the sleepers were not designed to
be wet for four or five months.
He said from December
through to February he had
warned various people at the city
council if something wasn’t done
to stop leaks from both reticulated
and stormwater then it could
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Frustrated resident wants
drainage issues fixed
end in disaster.
Further rain in December
on top of an already saturated
property had compromised the
bottom storey of his home and
caused between $50,000 and
$60,000 of damage, he said.
Additionally, Mt Pleasant Rd
also carried buses and had not
LEAKS: Some of the
water that has been
causing damage to Wayne
Rollinson’s Mt Pleasant Rd
home.
been repaired properly since the
earthquakes.
‘‘This issue needs to be dealt
with better than it has been. I’m
going to keep pushing council
for a solution because it’s not
good enough,’’ he said.
The city council has since
fixed some water supply leaks
and installed a bung on the
road and staff are continuing to
work through options to find a
suitable solution for Rollinson
and his neighbours.
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Covid concerns scupper travel plans
• From page 1
Leech, the junior member of
the sporting trio at 13, would
have joined Sykes and Harris
in heading abroad but he has
opted against representing New
Zealand at the world optimist
championships on Bodrum,
Turkey, in June-July.
A member of the Charteris Bay
Yacht Club, Leech was eligible
for the world championships for
a third successive year but concerns
over Covid-19 have again
scuppered those plans.
“We’ve made the decision not
to send him to Turkey, basically
it’s a bit dodgy travelling internationally,”
said Leech’s father Dan,
after Will dominated the final
four races of the regatta to retain
his crown.
The year 9 Christ’s College
student will now focus on the
two-man 29er skiff.
“The goal is to get to the youth
worlds when he’s a little bit older,”
Dan Leech said.
“He was very good about it,
he wants to put the resources double on the West Coast.
“I blacked out a metre before
into the next stage of his sailing. Sykes, who won five national the line, I threw everything at it,
We’ve just sold his optimist and track titles, edged Seana Gray I didn’t even know where the line
we’ve bought a pretty nice 29er.” (Te Awamutu Sports) in a sprint was.”
Sykes, 17, made a smooth finish at the climax of a 97.5km Sykes was more dominant in
transition from a successful national
track cycling campaign in on Saturday.
she won in Rotorua last year, by
circuit around Lake Mahinapua the time trial, defending the title
Cambridge
263
last month, where she “I was holding
x
on for
180
dear life. completing the 15km endurance
won five golds, by claiming the I don’t know where I found that test more than a minute clear of
under-19 time trial and road race sprint, but I did,” she said. her closest challenger.
PEDAL POWER: Amelia Sykes unleashed a desperate last-ditch sprint finish to claim the
under-19 women’s national road race title in Hokitika.
PHOTO: GRANT HARRIS PHOTOGRAPHY
She is now rapt to look forward
to Israel after Covid-19 prevented
New Zealand sending a squad to
last year’s junior world champs in
Egypt.
“I’m so stoked to be selected for
that. I think we’ll have a really
good opportunity to get in there
and hopefully have a good TP
(team pursuit),” she said.
“I blacked out a metre
before the line, I threw
everything at it, I didn’t even
know where the line was”
– Amelia Sykes
“Last year we didn’t get to go,
so it’s awesome.”
Hall, from the Port Hills
Athletics Club, continues to
make impressive strides since she
started competitive running two
years ago.
She will represent New Zealand
at the Oceania Championships
at Mackay, North Queensland,
in June, ideal preparation for
August’s world under-20 championships
in Cali, Colombia.
Hall is trained in Christchurch
by Rio 2016 Olympian and twotime
Commonwealth Games
800m-1500m runner Angie
Petty.
The Rangi Ruru student
has previously raced over
400m but prefers the longer
journey.
‘‘The 800, for me, is a tactical
race where you have to get
yourself in the position to win,
whereas the 400 is just too quick
a race,’’ she said.
Hall, who juggles her studies
with a six-day a week training
programme, hoped to improve
on her personal best of 2min
8.46sec during her overseas
experiences.
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Richness of rural childhood revisited
Le Bons Bay resident
John Stuart has
published a book about
his childhood in Little
River in the 1950s and
1960s. Gary Brittenden
casts his eye over it
IF YOU grew up in 1950s and
1960s rural New Zealand, you
don’t have to be told what a
different world it was back then.
John Stuart, one of Banks
Peninsula’s most well-known
and respected characters, grew
up in Little River and now lives
in Le Bons Bay. Having recently
retired at 75, John has put
together a collection of stories
that begin with his 1950s Little
River childhood and wind their
way through a rich and varied
life.
Stuart is not just a great storyteller
– he is also a very good
writer. The appeal of this book
does not just lie in the wonderful
adventures he had as a young
lad, but also in his writing,
which has a touch of magic about
it. There is a softness and simplicity
of style and a pervading
gentle humour that echoes Roald
Dahl’s Boy and Bill Bryson’s
stories of his youth in The Thunderbolt
Kid.
The first section of the book
takes us to the long-lost world of
John Stuart’s
book My
life and
other stories
recounts
growing
up in Little
River with
‘softness,
simplicity
and gentle
humour’.
a rural, post-war childhood. For
Stuart and his ‘cobbers’ (such a
1950s word) it was a time of innocence
and freedom. They lived
in a place where the imagination
ruled supreme. The adventures
they got up to will bring misty
eyes to those who shared this
time, and incredulity to those
who didn’t. Health and safety
officers, read at your peril!
After his school days Stuart
went to university, was conscripted
into the army, and
played rugby at a high level for
his beloved Banks Peninsula
club, of which he is now patron.
“During the 1972 season I
reached the pinnacle of my rugby
career. I was selected for trials for
the Canterbury country rugby
team.
“At the first lineout, I found
myself marking the fearsome All
Black Grizz Wyllie. This is great,
I thought. But as I attempted
to impose myself on him, he
stepped back and fetched me a
solid clout to the head.
“My enthusiasm waned for
quite some time.”
Stuart was also a very able
rower, gaining a couple of thirds
at the nationals and beating a few
Olympic rowers along the way.
His interests were not just
confined to the blood, sweat and
tears of the sports field. He also
trod the boards with the local
drama club, which led to being
offered a part in a movie that was
to be filmed in Akaroa.
“I was offered a speaking
part – that of a drunken sailor.
Perhaps it was considered a role I
had some experience with.
“Unfortunately, Actors Equity
objected to having a non-union
member playing the part and
I was replaced by pop star Ray
Wolf. That was the beginning
and end of my movie career.”
Stuart was a teacher in
Akaroa for many years and was
renowned for his storytelling
ability.
This was followed by a stint
with the Banks Peninsula
Conservation Trust, running
predator trap lines in the isolated
‘wild side’ of the peninsula.
The book, simply titled,
My life and other stories is
full of wonderful tales of
all these times, originally
handwritten in a notebook for
his grandchildren. A couple of
friends and neighbours had a
read and persuaded Stuart –
after some lively discussion – to
publish. This is a wonderful book
and deserves to be widely read.
• My life and other stories
is available in Akaroa at
Pot Pourri and the Akaroa
Museum, and the Little
River Gallery. Smith’s
bookshop in The Tannery
will also have copies.

Wednesday April 27 2022 Bay Harbour News 7
Past the peak? Why now
is the time to boost
As borders open and restrictions on movements and activities
ease, it is more important now than ever to be up to date with
your COVID-19 vaccinations. Here, Dr Helen Skinner, ECC
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By now, we all know someone who has
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For the lucky few, some mild symptoms and a
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But from what I've seen, more people are
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It’s heartening to see that most of Aotearoa
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Treasures from the past:
Lyttelton War Memorial
THE ŌHINEHOU/Lyttelton
War Memorial may be the mostoften
moved cenotaph in the
country.
Originally called the Fallen
Soldiers Memorial, it was built
in 1925, when many similar
memorials were being erected
nationwide as New Zealanders
sought to pay respect to those
who had lost their lives in World
War 1.
The ‘Great War’ was sometimes
referred to as the ‘war to
end all wars’; a well-intentioned
idealistic phrase originally
coined by H G Wells. The slogan
came to have a tragic irony given
World War 1 sowed the seeds
for World War 2, which resulted
in the greatest loss of life of any
conflict in history.
The 7.9m-tall cenotaph was
designed by Reverend Canon
Coates, vicar of Holy Trinity
from 1891 to 1913. With a base of
Halswell bluestone and the main
body made of locally quarried
Rāpaki stone, it features six
Scotch granite panels bearing
the names of Lytteltonians who
lost their lives in war. The two
wreaths and crosses on the faces
of the structure were carved by
James Hood.
The memorial was officially
unveiled in front of a crowd of
about 2000 by Lord Jellicoe,
Governor General (formerly
British Admiral of the Fleet, who
commanded the Royal Navy
at the Battle of Jutland in May
1916).
The parade was led by the
Lyttelton Marine Band. In attendance
were Major General Sir
Andrew Russell (Commander
of the New Zealand Division on
the Western Front) and Minister
of Defence Sir Heaton Rhodes,
along with many other dignitaries.
Built at the intersection of
Oxford and London streets in
front of the Lyttelton Borough
Council building, the location
soon proved to be problematic
(the monolithic 1875 Lyttelton
Borough School, demolished in
1941, is also visible in the top left
of the picture). As motor vehicle
traffic increased in the late 1920s
and early 1930s, it became a
hazard and the decision was
taken to move the cenotaph to
the small park at the eastern end
of Simeon Quay.
The second photograph
shows a well-attended Anzac
Day parade in 1962 on Simeon
Quay, bathed in some welcome
sunshine.
Tucked away as it was here,
below the spur of the Bridle Path
ridge, there were issues – it was
mostly shady and caught the bitter
easterly and southerly winds.
As port activity and Lyttelton’s
population increased and Simeon
Quay saw more traffic, access
also became a problem, especially
parking for elderly visitors.
By the mid-1990s, attendance
was limited to just a few dozen
people each year.
The earthquakes of 2020 and
2011 caused significant damage
to the structure; it was protected
for several years before the opportunity
to relocate and repair
it became available with the
development of Albion Square
MEMORIAL: The unveiling
of the Lyttelton Cenotaph
on the corner of Oxford and
London streets on Anzac
Day 1923. PHOTO: TE ŪAKA
THE LYTTELTON MUSEUM
ref 14625.167 https://
www.teuaka.org.nz/onlinecollection/1135434
on the corner of London and
Canterbury streets.
Christchurch City Council,
having bought the site of the old
Albion Hotel in 2012, led the
creation of this multi-use civic
space in consultation with the
Lyttelton community and the
RSA.
Albion Square was officially
opened in November 2014 to
coincide with the centenary
of New Zealand’s entry into
REMEMBRANCE: Lyttelton
Anzac Day Parade, 1962.
PHOTO: TE ŪAKA THE
LYTTELTON MUSEUM
ref 13822.1 https://www.
teuaka.org.nz/onlinecollection/1134548
World War 1. The main entrance
through the carved waharoa
(gateway) was designed in
consultation with Ngati Wheke;
called Ōhinehouroko (the
name of the earliest Māori pa
site in the town area), it can be
translated as ‘establishing a place
of new peacefulness’.
The restored cenotaph graces
the quieter upper lawn, alongside
a children’s play area, seating and
community art works.
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9. Gilbertian Princess would help the first to
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3. One posted about ten lines (8)
4. A short marsupial (3)
5. Utters in easy assurance, upside down (4)
6. It will depend on it being freezing outside
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Peugeot offers EV buyer plenty of choice
ONE OF MY work colleagues
recently swung by my desk for a
chat.
Due to his recreational pursuits
he needs a four-wheel-drive
vehicle and we often talk about
what is in the market that would
suit his requirements.
However, this time the
conversation was somewhat
different, he said there was a
definite trend developing through
my columns and he pointed out
electric vehicles were making up
a substantial proportion of my
evaluations.
He is quite right, and that
prompted me to look through my
diary over the last six months.
Out of 25 evaluations, 16 of
them were fully electric vehicles,
hybrids or had some kind mild
hybrid technology.
I guess that’s no surprise,
manufacturers are diving head
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many car makers have indicated
that within the next few decades
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European brands, in particular,
have been very proactive in
building electric vehicles, and
French company Peugeot is one
of those that has got popular
models distributing globally. In
New Zealand the new 208 has
an EV option, and it was one
of those that made up the 14
evaluation cars I alluded to in my
introduction. Well, the e-208 is
joined by the e-2008, a new sport
utility vehicle that utilises much
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cues, especially the interior.
It must be mentioned that the
e-2008 is joined by three internal
combustion engine variants, the
range starting at $34,990 and
ending at $46,990, the EV listing
at $71,990.
As mentioned, the e-2008
shares its front-wheel-drive
propulsion system with that of
the e-208, it has a 50kWh rating
with a motor power output of
100kW and 260Nm, the latter
available from just 300rpm,
providing immediate impetus
and solid feel of acceleration,
Peugeot claiming a standstill to
100km/h time of 9sec with a top
speed of 150km/h.
While those figures aren’t
electrifying, if you’ll pardon
the pun, they are in tune with
other EVs, and the e-2008 has
a substantial travelling distance
of 332km when fully charged to
low charge. If you are on the go
and need a boost from one of
the nationwide charging ports
then you get a zero to 80 per cent
charge in 30min. Otherwise,
there is a seven hour time to
recharge from your own wall box
at home or 28 hours on a threepin
plug with 10amp supply.
These are all similar figures to
the many other EVs I’ve driven,
and if you put that into context
FUNCTIONAL: Under the liftback rear, load space in the
e-2008 is generous.
PEUGEOT e-2008 GT: Plug-in electric sport utility vehicle that is based on the 208 platform.
such as when I have an EV in my
care, I constantly trickle charge it
from the wall socket in my garage
and that is easily enough to take
care of the daily commute as well
as a little bit of rural running in
the weekend. It must be said, I
need longish cables to do that,
extension cables, double plugs or
multi-boards are a definite no-no,
thankfully Peugeot have given
their cables good length.
On the road the e-2008 drives
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with that immediate surge of
acceleration, yet it also drives like
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heated front seats, satellite
navigation, voice command,
Apple CarPlay and Android
Auto connectivity, proximity key
access, panoramic roof and radar
cruise control are all fitted.
In line with its competition
the e-2008 is priced affordably.
• Price – Peugeot e-2008
GT, $71,990
• Dimensions – Length,
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height, 1530mm
• Configuration – Electric
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Notably, it’s a very capable
family wagon, the SUV concept
far from jeopardised. At just 4.3m
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example, that easily housed a
Kiddie-household supermarket
grocery purchase, and if you
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and body stability.
There is no ride/handling
compromise at all, the two gel
neatly and as a consequence, the
driver and occupants feel at one
with the car, comfort is high yet
the e-2008 easily earns its GT
badge, it is a true touring car that
is very hard to find fault with.
I knew from the outset I was
going to like the e-2008, I’ve
been a slow convert to hybrids
and electric vehicles, but with
my time in the two 208s I knew
that with the direction Peugeot
are heading with their cars the
SUV would be a class act, and it
is. Don’t read me wrong, I still see
petrol engines as my preference,
but with the way the motor
vehicles are trending the choice
in the EV market will become
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with economies of scale prices
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