Western News: May 26, 2022

connecting you with your neighbourhood 

1 – 3 July 

2022 

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THURSDAY, MAY 26, 2022 

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Unification aim of poem’s 

message on 

peace rock 

A POEM inspired to unite people 

following the mosque attacks has 

been installed on a peace rock for 

others to enjoy. 

After the March 15 mosque attacks 

Sirwan Mohamadi, of Riccarton 

wrote a poem to remember the tragedy 

and to inspire hope for a united 

future. 

His dream was to have the poem, 

called Peace, Love and Unity, put on 

a plaque on a standing rock in Harrington 

Park for all to appreciate. 

He approached Oak Development 

Trust to find out if it was possible and 

the trust got behind him to make this 

project happen. 

• Turn to page 3 

Peace, Love and Unity 

A reoccurring theme in my book 

To a brighter future we must look 

Muslim, Christian or jew 

This is for all of you 

Black, brown, yellow or white 

Together we must unite 

And push back against hate 

Because there is no time to wait 

Now rise and take each other’s hand 

As this is the only way we can make a stand 

MESSAGE: The poem 

aims to unite people 

following the tragedy 

of the 2019 mosque 

attacks. 

Right – Artist Ruby 

Jones, Sirwan 

Mohamadi and 

Mayor Lianne Dalziel 

attended the unveiling 

of the peace rock in 

Harrington Park. 

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this week 

JP Clinic at Hornby 

Thursday, 9.30-11am 

Hornby Library 

A justice of the peace is on site to 

take oaths, declarations, affidavits and 

affirmations; to witness signatures 

on documents and to certify document 

copies. The JP can also witness 

citizenship applications, sponsorship 

applications and rates rebate applications. 

There is no charge for this 

service. 

Knit ‘n’ Yarn 

Thursday, 10.30am-1.45pm 

Upper Riccarton Library 

Go along and enjoy a chat with others 

as you knit. For anyone who loves 

to knit or wants to learn. 

GenConnect 

Thursday, 1-1.45pm 

Upper Riccarton Library 

A session aimed at helping people 

who have questions about their iPad, 

smart phone or tablet wanting to 

know how to use online applications. 

Riccarton High School students will 

be available every Thursday during 

term time to help you with your 

technology. 

Thursday Takeover 

Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm 

Te Hāpua: Halswell Centre 

A chance for teens to takeover the 

computer lab and creative space. 

Get creative and relax with bad art, 

Family History Help, Wednesday, 11am-1pm, Upper Riccarton Library. 

Looking for more help with your family history research? A volunteer from 

the Riccarton Branch of the New Zealand Society of Genealogists will be 

available to help you with ancestry, find my past, papers past, New Zealand 

birth, deaths and marriage indices, and recording and ordering your 

research. Meeting spot is at the family history computer. 

play some board games, play some 

Minecraft, try mixing music with 

DJ Decks or jamming on Logic Pro 

and Garage Band, have a go with 3D 

printing or cutting vinyl sticker slaps, 

or just chill and chat and use the PCs. 

Different activities are provided every 

week. Suitable for teens 12 years and 

above. Please note, some sessions this 

term will be unsupervised drop-in. 

Free Legal Advice 

Thursday, 6.15-8.15pm 

Hornby Library 

Needing advice with legal questions? 

A lawyer is available online to 

provide expert help. Phone 349 5236 

to make a booking. 

Trilogy – NZ Music Month 

Sunday, 2-3.15pm 


Celebrate New Zealand Music 

Month with Te Hāpua: Halswell 

Centre. Go along to listen and support 

local music group Trilogy as 

they perform their music for library 

visitors and music lovers alike. Free, 

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Auahatanga – Te Hāpua: 

Halswell Centre Creative Time 

Wednesday, 10-11.30am 


Drop in and have a go with the 

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Gear, VR, music software, design 

and photo editing software, cameras, 

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be on hand if you need help. These are 

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and work on your own creative 

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A POPULAR Halswell hotel 

is set to undergo renovations 

expected to cost more than $5 

million. 

Renovations will start on 

Craythorne’s Hotel over the next 

two-to-three months, after it was 

bought by The Oxford Group last 

year. 

The Oxford Group runs Fat 

Eddies, Original Sin, The Bog, 

Kong and The Bealey Quarter, 

and is co-owned by well known 

hospitality industry businessman 

Max Bremner. 

Bremner said they are in the 

final stages of planning what 

renovations will be done to the 

hotel and bar and what these will 

look like. 

“We’re getting there, we’re 

probably 95 per cent done,” he 

said. “It will be something for 

everyone, it will be a great neighbourhood 

hotel.” 

Bremner wasn’t sure when the 

renovations would be completed. 

“It all comes down to supply 

of products. It all comes down to 

lots of things really.” 

Bremner said designs include 

a big outdoor area as well as upgrades 

to the hotel rooms, which 

would be a “considerable spend”. 

While he couldn’t say exactly 

how much the renovations would 

cost, he said it would be “well 

over five million”. 

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Plaque in the 

heart of well 

used area 

• From page 1 

Mohamadi said he wrote the 

poem as his way to process how 

he felt after the attacks. 

His desire is that the poem 

would inspire people to be united 

and to help one another stand 

together for a better future. 

Harrington Park on Peverel St 

was chosen because it is in the 

heart of Riccarton and is wellknown 

and well used. 

When asked why Oak Development 

Trust chose to get on board 

with the project, trust manager 

Carol Renouf said: “We are committed 

to work with our community 

to see ideas and possibilities 

come to fruition. We are excited 

that this has happened.” 

Local businesses have also got 

behind the project with landscaping 

company Gardenmakers 

donating the Port Hills rock for 

the plaque to be attached to. 

Monument business Decra Art 

donated the plaque containing 

the poem, while Wellington artist 

Ruby Jones gave permission to use 

her artwork. 

The trust’s community development 

worker Nicki Aitken 

co-ordinated the project and said 

that although it has been a long 

journey, the finished result makes 

it all worthwhile. 

“The rock looks so natural 

there and has great message for 

everyone.” 

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Commonwealth Games 

logo back on grandstand 

• By Fiona E lis 

THE NAVY and red logo was a staple of Christchurch’s 1974 

Commonwealth Games. 

Forty-eight years later, it can once again be seen at 

Hornby’s Denton Park, where the games’ cycling events took 

place at the velodrome. • Turn to page 4 

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 2022 

Garden, 

pantry 

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move 


CURRENTLY thriving in 

peak season, this summer will 

be the last in Peverel St for the 

Riccarton Community Garden 

and Pātaka. 

However, Nick Te Paa (right) 

is staying positive abou the 

move that wi l be required 

when the lease on the 151 

Peverel St site expires in September. 

Te Paa and his wife Loretta 

helped set up the community 

garden in 2013, later expanding 

the projec to include a community 

pantry, or pātaka. 

At not quite 4 sq m, the 

pātaka was too small for the 

weekly average of about 40 

people it helped to feed, Te Paa 

said. 

“We don’t have the capacity 

to store here, so a lot of the stuff 

is stored at my place, in the 

garage.” 

He hoped to rebuild it at 

twice the current size when a 

new location was settled on. 

“A l that extra wi l be just 

storage space, and that’ l 

free up my garage. One side’s 

completely taken up with food.” 

The end of the Kāinga Ora 

lease was likely to mean the 

separation of the garden and 

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A VOLUNTEER community 

patrol has been tasked with 

policing dangerous intersections 

in a bid to improve driver 

behaviour. 

The Hornby Community 

Patrol has been monitoring three 

intersections, including one where 

a cyclist died after colliding with a 

truck. 

Patrol 

secretary Ann 

Smith said 

the patrol had 

been tasked 

by police with 

focusing on the 

three locations, 

including the 

intersection of 

Shands and Halswe l 

Junction Rds, where cyclist 

Russell Ramsden was ki led last 

May. 

The Buchanans and Carmen 

Rds intersection was also being 

monitored, along with the 

Main South and Springs Rds 

intersection. 

This is part of a steady but 

quiet summer for the 45-member 

volunteer team, who patrol 

between five and six times per 

week. 

Simply being seen made a 

difference, Smith said. 


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Returning stolen 

bikes to owners 

THREE WEEKS after a bike 

registration service aimed at 

retrieving stolen bikes launched, 

a bike flagged as stolen has been 

reunited with its owner. 

Police and the city council 

teamed up with 529 Garage, a free 

bike registration service aimed 

at discouraging bike thefts last 

month. 

Soon after, a bike owner who 

thought they would never see their 

bike again has got his wheels back. 

Mark Anderson’s bike was stolen 

from the bike shed at his apartment 

building in the central city in 

February. 

To his surprise, he spotted it in a 

nearby property soon after it was 

stolen. Anderson called police who 

visited the address, but the bike 

had been moved. 

He’d seen something about 

529 Garage in the media, so he 

registered his bike and flagged it as 

stolen. 

Unfortunately, he didn’t have 

the serial number, but he did have 

clear photos of his bike. 

Constable Olivia Bensley, one of 

the police administrators for 529 

Garage, was executing a warrant in 

relation to other stolen items when 

she saw Anderson’s bike. 

“Without the serial number it 

would have been almost impossible 

to identify. Coincidentally, I’d seen 

his bike on 529 Garage when I was 

trying to identify a different bike,” 

Bensley said. “It was pure chance 

that I recognised it when I saw it at 

the address.” 

Although a few parts had been 

switched out, there was a recognisable 

scratch on the frame that 

Anderson said happened when he 

crashed while mountain biking in 

the Port Hills. 

A police spokesperson said 

although the bike was located at a 

nearby address, theft charges are 

yet to be laid in relation to Anderson’s 

stolen bike. 

Bensley asked Dave Johnson 

from RAD Bikes, a community 

bike workshop, to give the bike 

a spruce up, then arranged for 

Anderson to visit the police station 

to collect it. 

“Registering my bike on 529 

Garage was easy but I didn’t really 

expect to see it again,” Anderson 

said. “I prefer biking to driving 

a car, unless it’s raining, so I’m 

thrilled to have it back.” 

Since its launch on April 12, over 

1500 bikes have been registered on 

529 Garage. 

A police spokesperson said 

while Anderson was lucky that his 

bike was identified and recovered 

without the serial number, it’s important 

to register your bike before 

it’s stolen. 

• To find out more and to 

register your bike, go to 

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Halswell, dressed as Evel 

Knievel, was among 

almost 300 riders who hit 

the road for the biennial 

Tranz Alpine Scooter 

Safari at the weekend. 

Aboard 50cc scooters, 

the group rode 240km 

over the Southern Alps to 

Hokitika, raising almost 

$350,000 for the Cancer 

Society. Weir was joined 

by Raymond Barnes of 

Lincoln. The first scooter 

safari was held in 2009. 

Photographers John 

Cosgrove and Geoff 

Sloan caught up with 

participants at the start of 

their journey at McLeans 

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But we know that, despite these 

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That’s why in this year’s Budget, 

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Kirkwood Intermediate 

Schooling for the Whole Child’ 

The focus of a successful school is the pupil. The growth of our children at Kirkwood is 

supported by the many extension opportunities we offer over and above our classroom 

activities. We work on extending learning opportunities in a number of areas. 

Technology 

Some of the highlights in our technology 

area include: 

• Robotics; 

• 3D Printing; 

• EPro8 Challenge; 

• Fashion Design and Make. 

Technology is a favourite area for many 

students due to the ‘hands-on’ problem 

solving approach to learning. 

Music 

Music is taught as part of the 

performing arts curriculum in 

all classrooms however, extra 

opportunities are available 

for students to learn a wide 

variety of music. 

This year, our students have 

been learning the Guitar, 

Piano, Violin, Drums, Flute, 

Brass, singing in the Choir 

and playing in the Orchestra. 

Sports/Hākinakina 

Apart from the regular physical education 

programmes within the classrooms 

there are many other sports offered at 

Kirkwood. Some of the sports played 

are Netball, Football, Cross Country, 

Swimming, Rugby, Basketball, Water 

polo, Korfball, Mountain Biking, Touch 

Rugby, Tchoukball and Rugby League. 

Extension Groups, Competitions and Events 

Our students have many opportunities to participate in various competitions and events offered 

at Kirkwood. 

These include: 

• University of Canterbury 

Academic Competitions; 

• Cantamath; 

• Canterbury-Westland 

Science Fair; 

Awards 

• Science Badges; 

• Otago Problem Solving; 

• Art Cup; 

• Kids’ Lit Quiz; 

• Orchestra; 

• Choir; 

• Leadership Opportunities; 

• House Captains; 

• School Production; 

• School Council. 

We value and encourage personal excellence which is recognised with our ‘Blues’ Awards system. 

2023 Enrolments 

As Kirkwood Intermediate School now has a school zone, we are encouraging all applications, 

including those out-of-zone applications, to be in before 31 August 2022 for the 2023 school 

year. 

We intend to hold Open Day sessions this year by appointment for various dates in July and 

August. This is instead of our traditional Open Day/Night. 

Please visit our Kirkwood Intermediate School website for further details. 

If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact the school office. 

Please visit our website www.kirkwood.school.nz to 

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access the online enrolment form. Alternatively, you 

may contact the school office 348 7718. 

Phil Tappenden, Principal 

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as The Hornby Liquor Centre. When Tony retired three years ago, Wendy 

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For well over two decades now, the Hornby Liquor Centre has been 

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in Riccarton, loves the chance to chat, 

bringing up wonderful snippets from his 

full and adventurous life. 

The Welsh thespian has shared many of 

his stories to other village residents and 

is never short of a smile or an anecdote. 

Following a stay in hospital, and 

recovering from a serious illness, Norman 

eventually needed an increased level of 

care that he has been happy to receive 

at Margaret Stoddart. 

When his son and daughter brought him 

to the village it was a bit of a surprise, as 

prior to his hospital stay, he had been 

living in his Hei Hei home. 

Norman says he has adapted smoothly 

into village life. He was ‘co-opted into the 

village choir’ and has talked to the men’s 

club about different times in his life. 

Norman started his career in theatre 

and film when he was young, attending 

the Welsh College of Music and Drama. 

During this time, he also spent a year or 

so as part of the National Service UK, 

travelling with his regiment to the desert 

area of Libya to help clear landmines left 

behind from World War II. 

A move to New Zealand saw him enter 

the world of television. He worked with 

actors including Lucy Lawless on shows 

like Xena: Warrior Princes and Hercules: 

The Legendary Journeys. 

“I had worked with her (Lucy) before that, 

it was a series called Marlin Bay, which 

was about a casino town (in Northland) 

…I did a guest appearance in that,” 

he remembers. 

Over the years Norman worked with 

other celebrities including David Bowie, 

Bill Travers, Susan Hampshire and 

Anthony Hopkins. 

Today, Norman is creating new memories 

at Margaret Stoddart, where he enjoys 

both village life and getting out and about 

on a motorised scooter. He says he has 

made friends with other residents, and 

often catches up with a group of them in 

the dining room for a meal. 

The staff are wonderful, he adds. 

He enjoys learning languages and tests 

out his knowledge and progress with 

‘hello and how are you?’ conversations 

with team members that have a range 

of home countries from Romania to 

Argentina, Malaysia, the Philippines, and 

the Pacific Islands. 

The village is close to beautiful Hagley 

Park, the city centre and Riccarton Mall, 

which Norman often visits. 

The central location of the boutique 

village allows residents to take advantage 

of the many amenities Riccarton and 

the central city have to offer, while also 

having the benefit of being tucked away 

from the hustle and bustle. 

“It also has what older people value; a 

bus stops close to the village! It’s great 

for those residents who don’t drive 

anymore,” says Margaret Stoddart Village 

Manager, Merrin Jack. 

Merrin says that care rooms are the 

perfect combination of independence 

and support, providing the best of 

both worlds. 

“Margaret Stoddart offers you the ability 

to maintain your wellbeing without the 

worries,” Merrin says. 

“You’re never alone. Life is so 

much easier.” 

Being there when you need us is 

just one of the ways we’re pioneering 

a new way of living. 

MARGARET STODDART 

RETIREMENT VILLAGE 

23 Bartlett Street, Riccarton, 348 4955 

2205

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Double glaze windows, there is a wide 

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Super-efficient LEDs use less energy 

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Air your home regularly 

Open doors and windows for 10-15 

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Use energy efficient, low 

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Heat rooms being used to at least 18˚C. 

Don’t use unflued or portable gas heaters. 

Use extractor fans 

They can help to get rid of moisture in 

the bathroom and laundry and use a fan or 

rangehood in the kitchen. 

Use lids on pots when you cook 

This helps to stop the steam escaping. 

Turn on the fan before a shower 

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Shut the bathroom door and open the 

window slightly. Afterwards, leave the fan 

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Move furniture away from walls in 

winter 

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Dry washing outside 

Use a washing line or rack in the garage 

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Leave wardrobes slightly open 

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CROSSWORD 

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contain the digits 1 to 9. 

WordBuilder 

WORDBUILDER 

145 

6 

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including 

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words 

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from 

or 

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more 

six 

letters, using each letter only once? No foreign 

words or words beginning with a capital are 

allowed. There's at least one six-letter word. 

once? 

TODAY 

Good 18 Very Good 22 Excellent 26 

Solution 144: art, arts, artsy, arty, ASTRAY, rat, rata, 

rats, ray, rays, sat, satay, satyr, say, star, stay, stray, 

sty, tar, tars, tray, trays, try, tsar. 

letters, including plurals, can you make 

from the six letters, using each only 

No words beginning with a capital are 

allowed. There’s at least one six-letter 

word. 

Good 18 Very Good 22 Excellent 26 

19 20 21 22 

145 

23 24 

25 26 

Across 

7. Ancestor (8) 

9. Boil gently (6) 

10. Essence (4) 

11. Outline (10) 

12. Strange person (inf) (6) 

14. Located (8) 

15. Evening meal (6) 

16. Careless, negligent (6) 

19. Side by side (8) 

21. Soak (6) 

23. Reinforce (10) 

24. Singe (4) 

25. Develop gradually (6) 

26. Sample (8) 

Decoder 

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S W Q Z L F M E B O N R A 

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K Y H U C D V X I G T J P 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 

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letter - there is a number for all 26 letters of the alphabet. 

DECODER 

Enter the given letters into all squares with matching numbers. 

The challenge now is to work out which letters are represented 

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which letters letters you are have represented found, cross by them other off numbers. the alphabet provided. 

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21 24 4 8 14 11 21 26 1 

13 24 21 4 20 26 11 9 5 26 21 

11 16 13 21 3 1 9 11 

3 23 4 25 21 24 7 23 2 14 5 

26 14 11 18 3 

15 9 18 19 4 18 12 26 18 23 13 2 

3 22 10 25 5 

9 5 23 4 13 23 24 9 11 5 3 

14 9 25 25 22 26 26 23 

11 26 22 4 18 18 19 9 10 3 11 

18 26 17 21 14 21 25 23 18 

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20 4 9 25 18 13 

3 24 12 9 9 18 25 8 18 6 25 

26 10 1 4 4 25 22 

4 23 4 1 8 20 12 9 25 7 5 4 

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L A 

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Down 

1. Cow-like (6) 

2. Nuisance (4) 

3. Jewel (8) 

4. Accompany (6) 

5. Essential (10) 

6. Fidgety (8) 

8. Enjoy (6) 

13. Again and again (10) 

15. Tranquilliser (8) 

17. Put at risk (8) 

18. Engraves (6) 

20. Young eagle (6) 

22. Deranged (6) 

24. Leg bone (4) 

25 18 8 4 25 2 18 4 9 26 4 26 

Crossword 

Across: 7. Forebear, 

9. Simmer, 10. Gist, 

11. Silhouette, 12. Weirdo, 

14. Situated, 15. Supper, 

16. Remiss, 19. Adjacent, 

21. Drench, 23. Strengthen, 

24. Sear, 25. Evolve, 

26. Specimen. 

Down: 1. Bovine, 2. Pest, 

3. Gemstone, 4. Escort, 

5. Imperative, 6. Restless, 

8. Relish, 13. Repeatedly, 

15. Sedative, 17. Endanger, 

18. Etches, 20. Eaglet, 22. 

Crazed, 24. Shin. 

WordBuilder 

age, aged, are, dag, dare, 

darer, dear, drag, drear, ear, 

egad, era, erg, err, gad, gar, 

gear, grade, GRADER, rad, 

rag, rage, raged, rare, read, 

rear, red, reg, REGARD. 

Sudoku 

25 9 12 2 24 20 25 2 24 5 26 2 

14 25 23 26 5 12 12 

25 20 25 22 18 6 18 5 1 25 9 

20 11 5 1 15 8 

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Public Notices 

Minor amendment to the enrolment scheme 

of Avonhead School 

The Ministry of Education is proposing a minor amendment to 

the enrolment scheme of Avonhead School. 

This minor amendment clarifies the zone boundary so that 

the home zone map and written description more accurately 

represent which addresses are in-zone. To view the map and 

written description, please go to 

https://consultation.education.govt.nz/education/avonheadschool-minor-amendment/ 

There are no changes to any individual’s eligibility to enrol as a 

result of this minor amendment. 

The enrolment of out-of-zone students is governed by the 

provisions of the Education and Training Act 2020. 

Comments can be made to 

Canterbury.EnrolmentSchemes@education.govt.nz by 23 June 

2022. 

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ASB Riccarton is moving… 

We will be relocating to our new Riccarton 

Advice Centre at 112 Riccarton Road from 

Monday 30 May 2022. 

We can help you with: 

✓ Specialist advice from Personal Bankers and Home Ownership Managers. 

✓ A Better Banking Support Bar — for you to get quick help and advice, or 

support from our team. 

✓ A concierge service to support you with self-service transactions. 

✓ 24/7 access to smart ATM services for withdrawals, deposits, and change. 

We will be open 9:30am – 4:30pm, Monday – Saturday. 

ASB Branches follow COVID-19 safety guidelines and protocols. Services offered may vary depending on COVID-19 Protection Framework levels. 

“We’re moving down the road to a space that will allow us to include 

some specially designed features to support you and your banking 

needs. Whether it’s support with digital banking, buying a home or 

planning for retirement, we’re here to help you get one step ahead. 

We look forward to welcoming you to our new base.” 

Bridget Fisher - Riccarton Advice Centre Manager. 

ASB Bank Limited 56380 24815 0522

Western News: May 26, 2022

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