North Canterbury News: June 30, 2022

PETER CHARLES RICHARD 

C O R N E L I U S 

25.07.1935 - 01.07.2021 

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Awoolly tale of increasing returns 

By JOHN COSGROVE 

It wasanidea borne of desperation. 

Culverdensheepand beef farmers 

Janeand Mark Schwasswere in the 

sameboat as sheepfarmersnationwide, 

desperatefor away to increase 

their returns on wool whenthe price 

per kilogram wassolow. 

“It was costing us $5.50 per ewe to get 

themshorn andwecouldonly get $1.50 

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Schwass. 

“We were practically giving it away 

and then oneday,mydaughter 

mentioned therewere peopleout there 

selling merinoyogamatsfor $300each. 

“Shefelt we coulddoitbetter and 

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Whatiftheycreatedacottage 

industry that was environmentally 

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the farmfor finishingand online 

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Acomplete productioncircle that 

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The idea and creationwere the easy 

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“Finding businesses who could scour 

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cutting requirements. 

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Janesays, thewool feltmatsare 

great and comfortable. 

‘‘Surprisingly, because we are using 

crossbreedswith34micron thick 

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andwarm. 

“Once you havefinished with them as 

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C O R N E L I U S 

25.07.1935- 01.07.2021 

Thursday, June 30, 2022 | Issue 1002 | www.starnews.co.nz 

FESTIVAL 

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Walking the talk at Northbrook 

By DAVID HILL 

Local Democracy Reporter 

Waimakariri residents are being 

encouraged to walk and tell stories. 

Anew story walk was launched at 

Northbrook Reserve in Rangiora on 

Friday, June 24, and Waimakariri 

district libraries staff hope it will be the 

first of many. 

The idea came out of the Covid19 

lockdown as librarystaff explored new 

ways of connectingwith people, 

Waimakariri District Libraries 

community connections coordinator 

Anna Paterson says. 

Story walks have beencreatedin 

other parts of New Zealand,including 

the Gore, Hastings, and Napier 

districts. 

‘‘We thought with Covid and people 

getting out and going for walks and 

enjoying their local parks,this was a 

good way of connecting withpeople. 

‘‘We want people to havealovefor 

books and readingand this is away of 

doing that when the libraryisclosed. 

And not everybody wants to do it 

online.’’ 

Library staff joined forces with 

greenspace stafftocreate temporary 

storyboards which have been 

strategically placed around the reserve 

walkway. 

Each storyboardislike adifferent 

page, tellingastory and linking to the 

local environment,MsPaterson says. 

The story The Little Kiwi’sMatariki by 

Nikki Slade Robinson was chosen for 

the first story walk to tie in with 

Matariki, with permission obtained 

from the author. 

Peoplecan alsolearnabout the 

birdlife and plantswhich are found in 

the NorthbrookReserveand about the 

history of site on the storyboards. 

The temporary story walk has been 

set up for atwo month trial and if it is 

successful library staff hope to be able 

to roll out permanent story walks at 

different parks aroundthe district. 

‘‘It would be lovely to see this in every 

park in the Waimakariri,’’ Ms Paterson 

Story walk ... Waimakariri Mayor Dan Gordon (left), Puke the Pukeko and Waimakariri 

District Libraries community connections coordinator Anna Paterson celebrate the 

opening of anew story walk at Northbrook Reserve in Rangiora on Friday. 

PHOTO: DAVID HILL 

says. 

‘‘If the boards are still in an OK 

condition at the end of the trial we may 

be able to take them to Kaiapoi and 

share them alittle bit more. 

‘‘Temporary boardsare avery 

affordable optionatthis point, but more 

permanent boards would require some 

fundingfrom the council.’’ 

Waimakariri Mayor Dan Gordon says 

he would support expanding the 

initiativeand looksforward to a 

fundingproposal coming fromcouncil 

staff. 

‘‘I think it’s agreat initiativefrom our 

greenspaceand our libraries teams and 

with the timing of Matariki,it’s alovely 

integration. It’s great for the kids to 

learn as they walkaround the reserve 

and I’m learning too.’’ 

RangioraAshleyCommunity Board 

chairperson Jim Gerard joined Mr 

Gordon on awalk around the new story 

walk on Friday and says the board is 

‘‘allbehind the beautification of open 

spaces’’ in Rangiora. The cost of 

creating, installing and later removal of 

the storyboards is around $1500 and is 

covered by existing greenspace and 

library 

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It has been nine monthssince the new 

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opened in Octoberlast year andsecretary 

John Burns says the men’s shed is keen for 

new recruits. 

‘‘Themembership hasgone up and 

down since we opened, but it has settled at 

around 20. Covidhasn’t helped, but we are 

starting to get our name out in 

Ravenswood,Woodend and Pegasus.’’ 

The open day is being held to coincide 

with the Woodend RugbyClub’s club day, 

so Mr Burns is hoping it will draw agood 

crowd. 

‘‘It’sachance for peopletopop in and 

find out aboutwhat we do and talktothe 

friendly guys at the shed.’’ 

Coffeeand tea will be free and there will 

be asausage sizzle for agold coin 

donation. 

The men’s shed repair shop ‘‘will be 

open for business’’ forthose who have 

items they would liketoget repaired, he 

says. 

‘‘We don’thave the range of skillsthat 

the TV version of the RepairShop offers, 

but we maybeable to help you out, or if 

not,point you in theright direction.’’ 

There willalso be itemsfor sale, made 

by the members, to raise some funds 

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Matariki lights up Nth Canty 

By SHELLEY TOPP 

Matariki was embracedwith 

enthusiasm and variety in North 

Canterbury. 

The first public holiday to celebrate 

Matariki, whichsignals the startofthe 

Maori New Year, ended in the 

Waimakariri lastFriday evening with a 

spectacular fireworksdisplayatthe All 

Together Kaiapoi’s Celebrate Matariki 

free public event. 

Held in Raven Quay behind the 

Kaiapoi Library, there was livemusic 

from Kaiapoi’s multiaward winning 

entertainer Sharon Russell, and 

members of her musicaldynasty 

whanau, plus kapahaka performances, 

ahula hoop performer, fire dancers, 

food trucks and market stalls. 

The memory of former community 

leader, Chris Greengrass, who diedon 

May 15, was in the heartsand mindsof 

many people at the eventwhich was 

attended by ahuge crowd,estimated by 

some to be more than 5000 people. 

Duringthe evening Sharonsang You 

Are My Sunshine,inamoving tribute to 

Chris,after tellingthe crowd events like 

this would not be happening without 

Chris’s tireless work, vision and 

passion for her community. 

Chris's daughter, Linda Dunbar,a 

memberofAll Together Kaiapoi,said it 

was an emotionaltime without her 

mother, but ‘‘she would haveloved 

this.’’ 

Although All Together Kaiapoi faced 

some criticism on social mediafor 

holding fireworks at the event, Linda 

said the hugecrowd attending it proved 

‘‘this is what the people wanted’’ to 

celebrate their Matariki Day. 

Earlier in the day another large 

crowd, of more than1500 people, 

attended Matariki Day celebrations at 

the Kaiapoi Food Forest. Therewas 

family entertainment,ahangi,food and 

market stalls,plus live musicfrom 

Sharon and her grandson Josh Keating. 

Matariki Day was abusy time for 

Waimakariri Mayor Dan Gordon, who 

attended Rangiora Library events in 

the morning, then the Kaiapoi Food 

Forest celebrations beforeheading to 

Oxford for the Kids Craft Afternoon 

organisedbyOxford Promotions NZ at 

the Oxford Town Hall. Later he headed 

back to Kaiapoi for the Celebrate 

Matariki in Kaiapoi event. 

‘‘I lovehow our community has come 

together with these special events to 

celebrate Matariki,’’ Mr Gordonsaid. 

In Hurunui, Waipara'sBlack Estate 

Winery, hosted aMatariki Truffle Hunt 

and lunch,from 11am to 5pm on Friday, 

whileinKaikoura, Hapuku School 

hosted apopular Matariki Dawn 

viewing and Breakfast on June 16. 

View more photos on Page 23. 

Spectacular ... Fireworks light up night sky at the All Together Kaiapoi’s main Matariki 

festival and fire works show held last Friday evening at Raven Quay in Kaiapoi. 

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Artists impression ... The new CBD retail and office block being built in Rangiora. 

New retail, office space for Rga 

An eyecatching new building 

providingaround900 squaremetres of 

retail and office space is beingbuiltin 

Rangiora’s central business district. 

The former premises of Halland Co 

Funeral Directors,at12High Street, 

has been almost completelyguttedin 

preparation for the new twostorey 

buildingbeing developed by TF 

Properties Limited,whichisownedby 

Christchurch builder DavidTaylor 

and his family. 

Mr Taylor, who also owns the 

Rangiorabasedbuilding company, 

Taylor Homes, says the HighStreet 

project providesanopportunity to 

‘‘create afantasticretail space option 

forbusinesses in the very busypart of 

town, and also have an excellent 

second level office spaceoption with 

both retail and office areas’’. 

Thenew building will create options 

forsmaller retailerstobeamong 

bigger retailers, such as The 

Warehouse and Briscoes,with high 

quality space in amodern, attractive, 

purposebuilt building with onsite 

parking. 

Theexisting floor planofthe former 

building will remain as asingle level 

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in the new building, while the new 

section from the front of the former 

building to the footpath will be two 

storeys. 

Earthworks for the new buildingare 

abouttostart and Mr Taylor hopes to 

have the newbuildingfinished by 

Christmas for tenants. 

TF Properties Limited also 

redevelopedand own the old saddlery/ 

locksmith shoponthe cornerofEast 

Belt and Kippenberger Avenuewhere 

the Taylor Homes office is now based. 

Hall and Co Funeral Directorshave 

movedto18AlbertStreet,inRangiora. 

Hurunui Mayor Marie Black wants 

peopletolet the government know 

about what they think of the first bill 

which will formpart of the proposed 

Three Waters Reform. 

She says the bill has the potential 

to change the fabric of local 

government. 

‘‘ThereforeIurge you to voice 

your democratic right and submit to 

the select committee,’’ says Mrs 

Black. 

‘‘This is your one chance to inform 

the governmentdirectly what you 

thinkaboutthe future of New 

Zealand’s three waters.’’ 

Public submissions are now open 

for the Water ServicesEntities Bill, 

and close on Friday, July 22. 

She says the government is 

interested in everyone’s feedback 

on the bill, whichisthe firstofa 

suiteofbillstoreform New 

Zealand’s drinkingwater, 

wastewater and stormwater 

services—the ‘‘threewaters’’ 

services. 

The bill creates fourpublicly 

ownedwaterservicesentities, each 

entity takingresponsibilityfor 

deliveringwater services to a 

specific geographical area, from 

July 1, 2024. 

‘‘Thebill sets out how the water 

services entities would operate, and 

how they would be accountable to 

the public.’’ 

Therewill be public meetings 

around the Hurunui District in June 

and July, wherepeoplecan attend 

and learn how to makeapublic 

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Cutting the cakes ... Matt Doocey (left), and his father Tom Doocey, celebrate their 

milestones. 

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Areal Doocey affair 

Waimakariri MP Matt Doocey and his 

father Tom, aworldclass rugbyrefereein 

his day, both celebrated significant 

milestones over the weekend. 

Matt celebrated his 50th,whileTom 

celebrated his 80th. 

‘‘It’s not that often you get to celebrate 

50th and 80th birthdays at the sametime so 

we thought we would combine our 

birthday parties,’’ Matt says. 

‘‘My kids calleditthe130thparty.’’ 

Tom Doocey was New Zealand's number 

1rugbyrefereefor over adecade before 

the gameturnedprofessional. 

He was the first southern hemisphere 

referee to refereeFive Nationsrugby in 

the United Kingdom,and refereedover 30 

international testsincluding the All 

Blacks. 

In 2010Tom was awarded aQueens 

Honour, the CNZMCompanions of the 

New ZealandOrderofMerit, for his 

services to sport. 

‘‘My dad Tom has beenahuge 

inspirationtomeover my life, so it was 

reallyspecialtocelebrate his 80th 

birthday and my 50thonthe sameday at a 

sharedbirthday party with family,’’ says 

Matt. ‘‘What was very special aboutthe day 

was familyjoining us from around the 

country including Tom’soldest sisterwho 

is 92. Tom is the second youngestofeight 

children.’’ 

As an MP apolitical career could 

sometimesbehard on his family, says Matt. 

‘‘My birthdaywas alovelyopportunity to 

acknowledge the sacrificesmywife and 

children make so Ican do the job Ilove. I 

quite simply couldn’t represent the 

Waimakaririelectorate to the bestofmy 

abilities without the supportand loveof 

my family.’’ 

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Dan Gordon to stand 

Dan Gordon is seeking asecond termas 

Waimakariri Mayor. 

He confirmed yesterdayheintends 

standing for the roleagaininthe October 

local bodyelections. 

Mr Gordon saysthere are many issues to 

focus on overthe coming years,including 

the ongoingimpact of Covid19,managing 

developmentand growth in Waimakariri, 

the Government’s reform programme, 

especially ThreeWaters,and managing 

climate change and itseffects on the 

Waimakariri District. 

‘‘This requires steady,knowledgeable 

leadership, and experienced council 

managementtoensure the bestoutcomes 

for our community,’’ Mr Gordon says. 

He saysheenjoys working closely with 

the local Waimakariricommunity, 

representingit, andbeinganadvocate for 

its viewsatlocal, regionaland national 

level, and he will continue as astrong 

advocate, along withthe council, for afterhours 

careattheRangiora HealthHub, 

and thereopeningand retentionof 

servicesatOxford Hospital. 

‘‘Access to qualityhealthcare is 

important to ourcommunities,’’ he says. 

Avibrantbusinesscommunity is keyin 

agrowing district suchasWaimakariri, 

saysMrGordon. 

‘‘The Council, togetherwithits 

economic development agencyEnterprise 

North Canterbury (ENC), continues to be 

astrong advocate for attractingand 

retaining business,’’he says. 

He willcontinuetofocusondelivering 

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the objectives of theWaimakaririDistrict 

Councilslongterm plan,creating a 

balance betweenprudent and realistic 

costs forratepayers,and theneedto 

continuetomaintaininfrastructureto 

provide the best servicestogrow the 

district. 

‘‘The communityisatthe centre of 

everything we do at the council,’’ saysMr 

Gordon. 

Standing for council 

First term councillorPhilip Redmondhas 

alsoconfirmedheisseekingreelectionto 

the WaimakaririDistrictCouncil. 

He is standing in the KaiapoiWoodend 

Wardwherehetopped the pollin2019. 

Aformer Kaiapoibased lawyer, Cr 

Redmond has found thathis legal 

background, companydirectorships and 

previous localgovernmentexperience 

haveproved invaluabletohis councillor 

role. 

He was awarded the Queen’s Service 

Medal (QSM) for community service in 

2019. As alongtime member of the 

Institute of Directors (IOD),hehas akeen 

interestinlocal governance. 

Mr Redmondisopposedtothe Three 

Waters Reforms which he considersofno 

benefittoWaimakaririDistrict 

ratepayers. 

He is afirmbeliever in retaininglocal 

control of localassetsand of keeping 

chlorine outofurban/residential water 

supplies. 

The following property has been reported to the police as lost in North Canterbury 

–have you seen them? 

Rosary beads in blue velvet pouch;Toyota car key +3other keys on ring; a 

Samsung S20 in red case +black men’s wallet; ablack leather wallet; aTommy 

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Found property: Awhite Lapierre bike (Rangiora); ahearing aid (atSew Proud). 

Hurunui WaiauUwha WaterZone 

Braidedriver birds getfunding boost 

Braided river birds on the Hurunui and WaiauUwha Rivershavebeen 

prioritised through amonitoring,island creation and pest control project 

overthe last fiveyears. 

Environment Canterbury hasworkedwith the previous Hurunui WaiauUwha 

WaterZone Committee, Kaikōuraand NgaiTūāhuriri Rūnanga, Hurunui District 

Council,the Department of Conservation, community groups andlandownersto 

monitor breeding ratesand control weedsand pests on both rivers. 

The project aims to protect braided river birdnesting sites for the blackfronted 

terns and black-billed gulls. 

Afurther $50,000 from Environment Canterbury has recently 

been announced, to continue the valuablework this project is 

undertaking in the Hurunui WaiauUwha zone. There’splenty 

of opportunities for the community to getinvolved. 

Want to be apart of this mahi/work? Get in touch by email 

at ecinfo.govt.nz or by calling 0800 324 636. 

Image: supplied by Wildlife Management International Ltd 

To find out more about Canterbury’s water zone committees, go to 

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OPINION 


Hurunui showcased 

to many in June 

The month of June has showcased many 

of the wonderful things that often go 

under the radar. 

The Cheviot Licensing Trust hosted 

the annual conference for all trustee’s 

from across New Zealand recently. 

It was wonderful to play avery small 

part in this, with my invitation to speak 

to the delegates at the opening address. 

Cheviot showcased the district with a 

visit to Colin and Lynne Harrison’s 

beautiful garden, along with sampling a 

range of locally produced treats. 

Congratulations to Sue Harrison and 

her team for coordinating and 

executing agreat event. 

Together Hurunui is anonstatutory 

network of social services operating in 

the Hurunui District and includes 

community groups, schools, health 

centers, NGO agencies, local and central 

government. 

Together Hurunui endeavours to 

identify gaps in service provision, and 

advocate for the right services to fill 

these through regular network events 

and communications. 

Older Persons health was the focus at 

the session held recently, with astrong 

advocacy voice from Grey Power. 

Another fabulous event hosted by 

Together Hurunui was held in Culverden 

with aBasketball tournament 

culminating with the final 

championship game and presentation of 

awards. 

The Filipino community are skilled at 

the game and came together for the final, 

with glorious food and aprize giving. It 

was such awonderful opportunity to join 

together and appreciate the diversity of 

cultures within our district. 

This week is World Wellbeing week 

with the aim to provide our community 

with the tools and knowledge to help 

manage mental health. Simple things 

McALPINES MITRE 10 MEGA RANGIORA -OCEAN WATCH 

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like being active, connecting with 

others, taking notice and keeping 

learning all support our wellbeing. 

Matariki was celebrated with the first 

time this year with the public holiday, 

but at alocal level many schools and 

preschools created their own 

celebrations. 

Iwas fortunate to attend the Amberley 

Prep and Preschool celebration when 

the tamariki performed to many parents 

and grandparents. It was such alovely 

gesture that all families received the 

generous gift of vegetables to take home, 

and produce a‘‘hearty soup for the 

soul’’. 

Iattended an event at Amberley 

Primary School where again I 

appreciated the performance of the 

students showcasing Waiata, and craft, 

along with adelicious hangi catering for 

over 270 people. 

Iamsoproud of all the events and the 

amazing community folk who have 

brought this all together. 

From asporting perspective Iwatched 

the GlenmarkCheviot rugby team win 

the Luisetti seeds Combined rugby 

competition. It was afantastic spectacle 

with two North Canterbury teams in the 

final. It is wonderful to see so many 

volunteers contributing to clubs across 

the district. 

And last but not least on Friday July 1, 

Iwill be participating in the Big Splash 

afundraising event to support the Stroke 

Foundation and Rangiora St John. 

Although Iamnot really excited to 

jump into apool of ice water, Iam 

delighted to support these wonderful 

causes, and am thankful for generous 

support through sponsorship. 

Considering we are in the deepest of 

winter, we have much to be grateful for 

with awonderful place to work, live and 

play. 

WDC is looking at some changes to its gambling policy 

The Waimakariri District Council is 

considering changes to its gambling policy. 

The policyallows for adistrict wide cap 

of one gambling machine for every person 

aged 18years or older, which would allow 

for afurther 133 class 4gaming machines 

(pokies), giventhe present population. 

Policy analyst Lynley Beckingsale says 

four options are being considered, 

including the statusquo, andthe council is 

asking thecommunity to rankthe options 

from mosttoleastpreferred. ‘‘The council 

plays an important roleinhelping to 

managethe growthand minimise the 

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Times 

Okuku and Mt Grey 

cell sites go live 

TheRural Connectivity Group (RCG) 

haslivened up their Okukuand Mt Grey 

sites. 

The two sites, in the Waimakariri 

District,are delivering4Gwireless 

broadband andvoicecalling services to 

over 450localhomes, businesses, and 

ruralroads acrossthe Loburn and 

Whiterock areasofthe district. 

The two sites were fundedunderthe 

government’s Rural Broadband 

Initiative (RBI2)and Mobile BlackSpot 

Fund (MBSF) programmes. 

Liveningthese sitestakes the total 

number of operational RCGsitesinthe 

wider Canterbury regiontofortytwo 

and includes abrandnew 

telecommunicationsnetwork on The 

Chatham Islands. 

The fortytwolive sitesstretchacross 

theten district council areas in the 

Canterbury Region andare delivering 

over 4000 Cantabrians reliablehigh 

speed 4G wireless broadbandand voice 

calling servicestotheir homesand 

businesses and over 80kms of state 

highway and sixtourist locations, 

previouslywithpoorornonetwork 

connectivity.Services are deliveredby 

Spark,Vodafone and 2degrees. 

‘‘The livening of these twosites 

marks asignificant milestone for us 

across the Canterburyregion, with our 

currentnetwork reaching over4000 

Cantabrian homesand businesses. 

‘‘Our teamisbringingconnectivityto 

remote places,enabling communities’ 

easieraccess to emergencyservices, 

maintaining social connections, 

operating businessesefficiently and 

increasing access to healthand social 

services.Bybridgingthe digital divide, 

our network is helping peopleget 

connected whenand where theywant 

and need to,’’saysRCG Chief Executive 

John Proctor. 

WaimakaririDistrict Mayor,Dan 

Gordon, saysthe council has been 

advocating for its rural communities 

forsome time,engaging with providers 

to ensureaccesstosustainable, fast, 

reliablebroadband and mobile 

services. 

‘‘Tohear thatthese two sites arelive 

harm of gambling in our community,’’ Ms 

Beckingsalesays. The community is being 

askedifthe currentratio is stil 

appropriate, or if they preferan 

alternative. The council willalso consider 

whether to introduce a‘relocationpolicy’, 

whichcould determine if gambling 

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to gentle SW 

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anddelivering servicesacross the 

Loburn/Whiterock areaisgreatnews. 

Access to reliable 4G wireless 

broadbandand voice calling services 

greatly boostsour ruralcommunities. 

It’svitalfor productivity and the 

wellbeing of local families, farmers 

andbusinesses.’’ 

Nowequipped withthe latestCAT 

M1 and NBIoTtechnology, RCG’s 

network is giving crucialsupporttothe 

farming communityacross the region. 

‘‘TheInternet of Thingsopens a 

world of opportunity. By utilising this 

essential technology to controlfarm 

infrastructure,like central pivot 

irrigatorsordigitally controlled 

milkingsystems, RCG is playing a 

critical partinhelping the farming 

sector produce someofthe best 

products worldwide.’’ 

TheRCG hassixtysix sites 

earmarkedfor theCanterbury Region; 

the remaining twentyfour willbebuilt 

and livened incrementally by 

December2023. When all sitesare live, 

over 4600homes and businesses, 150km 

of state highway and18tourist 

locations willhave accessto4G 

wireless broadband andvoicecalling 

services. 

RCG is ajoint venture between 

Spark,Vodafone and 2degreesand has 

been contracted by Crown 

Infrastructure Partners (CIP) to deliver 

thegovernment’sRural Broadband 

Initiative Phase 2(RBI2)and Mobile 

Black Spots Fund(MBSF) programmes. 

The RCG is responsiblefor building, 

operating, and maintainingthis 

essential rural network infrastructure. 

The RCG cell sites are running the 

latest 4G technology, andservices will 

be available to customers of Spark, 

Vodafone,2degrees and their 

wholesale resellers. 

Customersmay needtoupgradetheir 

mobilephones to enable 4G voice 

calling. 

Informationisavailableonthe 

websites for eachcompany, and anyone 

unsure if theirdevice canreceive and 

make calls over the 4G networkshould 

contact their service provider. 

machines (pokies) are allowedtobe 

relocatedifavenue closed. 

Formal submissionscan be made online 

at Waimakariri.govt.nz/letstalk or 

hardcopies are available from council 

service centres. 

SubmissionscloseonMonday, July11. 

Swell 

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Highs Lows Highs Lows Highs Lows Highs Lows Highs Lows Highs Lows Highs Lows 

Waimakariri 5:29am 2.1 11:39am 0.7 6:13am 2.1 12:10am 0.7 6:57am 2.1 12:50am 0.7 7:41am 2.1 1:31am 0.7 8:25am 2.1 2:13am 0.7 9:08am 2.1 2:55am 0.7 9:52am 2.1 3:40am 0.7 

Mouth 

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Amberley 5:29am 2.1 11:39am 0.7 6:13am 2.1 12:10am 0.7 6:57am 2.1 12:50am 0.7 7:41am 2.1 1:31am 0.7 8:25am 2.1 2:13am 0.7 9:08am 2.1 2:55am 0.7 9:52am 2.1 3:40am 0.7 

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Motunau 6:01pm 2.3 



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By DAVID HILL 

Waimakariri Mayor Dan Gordon has 

hailed the efforts of staff after the 

Waimakariri District Councilconfirmed 

‘‘oneofthe lowestratesrises in the 

country’’. 

Councillorsvoted to adopt the 2022/23 

annual planatacouncil meeting on 

Tuesday (June28), withanaverage rates 

rise of 4.5 percent. 

‘‘It’s been alargepiece of work 

because of the current economic 

situation,’’ Mr Gordon said. 

He says the annual plan largely 

follows on from last year’s 2021/31 Long 

Term Plan (LTP), with some 

adjustments to reflect the challenging 

economic environment. 

Economicindicators suggestthe 

Waimakariri district is performing well, 

despite the impacts of Covid19 and 

global economic uncertainty. 

The prospect of nearly900 new houses 

beingbuilt this year provides some 

optimism going forward, Mr Gordon 

said. 

‘‘We wanted to ensure that we were 

goingtobeable to deliver on everything 

that we planned and to not endupwith 

acaseofover promising and under 

delivering. 

‘‘I’mvery confident that we can 

provide the very high level of service 

that our rate payersexpect, while 

ensuring that we are not overspending 

at this crucialtime.’’ 

This year’s annual planfeatures 

upgrades to drinking waterplants, 

increasedfunding for the proposed 

mixeduse community hub in Kaiapoi, 

upgrades to the Rangiora Airfieldand 

funding to protectsignificant natural 

areas. 

Capital works are notforgotten, with 

increased funding allocatedtowardsthe 

Kaiapoistorm water and flooding 

improvements and upgradestoroading 

infrastructure. 

Deputy Mayor Neville Atkinson said 

this year’s annualplan deliberations 

had been ‘‘the most honest we’ve ever 

been with ourselves with what we can 

and can’tdeliver’’. 

‘‘We have change fromgovernment 

coming, we have the nonsupplyof 

materials and we have inflation. 

‘‘Theearthquakes were adifficult 

time,but it was prettyspecificto 

Canterbury, but this (Covid19) has 

impactedonthe whole country. 

‘‘We areinfor an incredibly rough two 

years, so Ithink this annual planisa 

greatachievement.’’ 

Cr Paul Williams raisedconcern that 

the percentages of ratesfunding 

allocated to roading appeared to be 

lowerthan funding for the libraries, 

parksand swimmingpools. 

Mr Gordon said it was asubject which 

needed further debate, but he noted the 

feedback from residents indicatedthe 

council was heading in theright 

direction. 

‘‘We getconstantfeedback at how 

much people value our libraries and 

pools, so I’m comfortablewith the rates 

resolution.’’ 

Last year the council considered 

climate change in the LTP for the first 

time.MrGordonsays this year’s annual 

plan is underpinned by aconscious 

effort to enhance wellbeing, the 

environmentand sustainability in a 

growing district. 

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Sudima opens in Oct 

By DAVID HILL 

CraigMacklehas welcomednews 

Kaikoura’s SudimaHotel will officially 

open in October. 

The Kaikoura Mayor says the official 

opening of the 120 room SudimaKaikoura 

on October17could be the start of abusy 

summer for the tourist town. 

‘‘I can’t wait to be honest.We’vebeen 

waiting for along time,’’MrMackle says. 

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hopefully someone else will follow suite. 

‘‘We’ve got afew smaller places, but this 

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clientele.’’ 

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and outdoor terrace making it ideal for 

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With the bordernow open to 

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Kaikoura, Mr Mackle is optimisticthe 

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says. 

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busy summer. We just need to avoid 

another wet summer. 

‘‘Afterthe earthquakes and Covid,it’s 

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Seedlings nurtured at home 

Rangiora’s Charles Uphamvillage 

residents have partnered with an 

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growand repot seedlings, for 

planting in the earthquake red 

zonesofChristchurch. 

Glynis Whittaker and Yolande 

Whitford,who liveinvillage 

townhouses, weretwo of thefirst 

to sign up with theCanterburybasedEcoAction 

Nursery Trust, 

whichisheaded by trust chairand 

founder,DavidNewton. 

The trust’s objectives areto 

involvepeople of allages, 

including thoseinretirement 

villages,and alsothe younger set, 

in projects,MrNewton says. 

‘‘We arevery activeinthe 

school’senvironment with many 

school students helpingwith 

planting days, so it is fantastic to 

give the residents of Charles 

Uphamthis opportunity.’’ 

Asatellite nurseryhas been set 

up,and residents to date have 

helpedtransplant 300ormore 

seedlings in to individualpots. 

Village Manager David 

Cartwrightsays it is verymuch 

about makingitanenjoyable 

activity rather thanatask. Village 

involvementcould increase in the 

2023 plantingseason, he adds. 

Glynis and Yolande saythey 

have longbeen gardeners, and 

shiftedplants, including 

strawberries, as theymoved 

houses,and eventuallybrought 

some to Charles Upham. 

TheEcoActionprojecthad 

proved positive giventhe 

disruptions of Covid19, Yolande 

says. 

‘‘We’ve bothfounditagood 

relief actually,fromeverything.I 

went over anddid afew yesterday 

Keen gardeners ... Yolande and Glynis stand proud at the Charles Upham 

village satellite nursery. 


eventhoughitwas cold,’’Yolande 

says. 

The pair love that the village has 

plots forgardening, where they 

can both raise theirown 

vegetablesaswell as nurture 

seedlings for the EcoAction 

project. 

The early 2022 weather helped 

the early manuka plantings. 

‘‘Wehad aglorious April, the 

weatherwas justbeautiful. 

Yolandeand Idid alot to begin 

with,’’ Glynissays. 

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secta, kahikatea, totara,toitoi and 

flax. Thehabitat willprovide food 

and nectarfor bellbird and tui. 

David Newton, whoteaches at 

Christs College,says he wouldlike 

to transferthe satellitenursery 

projectintoothervillagesand 

locations,and build theseedling 

numbersoveramultiyear 

timeframe. 

‘‘The moreplants that go into 

the red zonethe better. There is 

600660hectares and 10,000 plants 

per hectare. The benefitsofnative 

speciesisthatonce they are 

planted,theywill lead to an 

increase in bird song, soil 

regenerationand areductionin 

environmentally harmingcarbonemissions.’’ 

David saysatotal of 12,000 

seedlings wereplanted in 2021, 

withplans for 30,000 in 2022and 

60,000 in 2023. The trust is working 

withpartners, includingthe 

Department of Correctionsand 

Christchurch CityCouncilteams, 

on theplantingplan. 

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Tsunami drill 

successful 

Emergencymanagement 

agencies and Kaikoura 

schoolsjoined forces fora 

successfultsunami 

evacuation drill last 

Wednesday, June15. 

Theexercise scenario was 

alandbased earthquake on 

the Hope Fault requiring a 

quick and orderly 

evacuation duetoa 

potential riskoftsunami. 

‘‘Ourbeststrategy against 

naturalhazardsistobe 

prepared,’’ Kaikoura 

DistrictCouncil emergency 

management officer Dean 

Eadessays. 

‘‘Exerciseslike this help 

keep thekey information 

thatstudents and the wider 

community willneedinan 

emergencyfresh in their 

minds.’’ 

During theexercise, on 

the agreed signal, students 

were told to drop,cover and 

holdintheir classroom until 

teachersinstructed them it 

was timetoevacuate. 

Thestudents then 

departed for their 

evacuationassembly points 

onhigher ground. 

Forthe primary schools 

this wasChurchillParkon 

Deal Street, andfor thehigh 

schoolandStJoseph's it was 

anareajustoff Ludstone 

Road. 

‘‘The students 

rememberedeverythingthat 

they needed to do to stay 

safe,’’ MrEades says. 

‘‘They didtheirdrop, 

coverandholdinthe 

classroom,and followed 

theirteachers instructions 

to evacuate inaquickand 

orderlyfashiontotheir 

assembly point. They alldid 

great. 

‘‘Abig thankyou toall the 

localemergencyservices 

whoalso helpedonthe day. 

It wasdefinitely asuccessful 

exercise for everyone 

involved.’’ 

To prepare for atsunami, 

CivilDefence encourages 

people to know yourzoneby 

checking outyour local 

interactivetsunami risk 

zonemap. 

It showssafeareas and 

areasatrisktohelp youcan 

plan your quickest route to 

safety. 

Youcan findyourzone 

mapatgetready.govt.nz/en/ 

emergency/tsunami/ 

tsunamievacuationzones. 

Theschoolsexercise 

coincideswiththe 

installationofnew tsunami 

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town bythe Kaikoura 

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Stadium Cars are moving with the times 

Stadium Carsisconsolidating its 

business in Canterbury to deliver 

quality service and valuebyinvesting 

in its central hub in Christchurch and 

enhancingits digital presence. 

Its North Canterburybased 

Rangiora business will close on July 8 

as the company adjusts to life afterthe 

Covid pandemic and moves to offer 

greater value to its customers. 

The movefollows achange in 

consumer behaviour and shopping 

habits due to Covid19,asmore 

customers chosetostart theirbuying 

journeyonline. 

Stadium Carsowner Tony Gosling 

seesinvestinginits Christchurch hub 

as away of adding value,quality and 

efficiencies to the business,inline 

withthe way people arenow doing 

business. 

‘‘All the team will be in one location, 

where we can offeragreater level of 

service,both online and in person. 

Plus, passonsavings to our customers. 

‘‘The only thing thatwill changeis 

the physical premises. 

‘‘Wewill still have hundredsof 

quality vehicles available in 

Christchurch and offer the same oneonone 

customer service,but we will 

alsoinvestinour online journey,as 

thisisthe way the market is shifting 

following the pandemic,'' he says. 

Rangiora team members Craig and 

Lea will jointhe Christchurch 

operation, so customers will still have 

the same friendly facestodeal with as 

theydid in Rangiora, and Jess will 

transfertothe sister company 

Stadium Finance. 

Stadium Carswill also continue to 

supportthe North Canterbury 

community, such as North Canterbury 

Riding forthe Disabled, Community 

Wellbeing North Canterbury Trust, 

and manysporting organisations. 

‘‘Supporting the communityisa 

passion of Stadium Cars, and that good 

sports ethos will remain. 

‘‘Weare passionate aboutproviding 

top quality vehicles for every one of 

our customers, and we are passionate 

about giving back to the community. 

‘‘Wewill continue to offer the same 

great service to our NorthCanterbury 

customers, by the same greatteam 

members but just 25 minutes down the 

new motorway in Christchurch. The 

new motorway hasdefinitely madethe 

decision alot easier, says Mr Gosling. 

Thisincludes Stadium Car owners 

being able to gain benefits from having 

their vehicles serviced,and 

warrantedatthe Rangiora AA Auto 

Centre,where their qualified 

technicianscan serviceany make or 

model of vehicle. 

‘‘It's important thatwecan stilloffer 

our North Canterburycustomers local 

after salessupport, so the benefits 

theycan currently receiveatthe AA 

AutoCentre in Rangiora willremain. 

The Rangiora team ... Lea, Craig and Jess. 

‘‘We feel thatbyconsolidatingour 

business into one hub, we will be able 

to offer our customersfar greater 

value, which simply can not be 

achievedbyhavingapresenceon 

everystreet corner. 

‘‘We love the Rangiora community 

and its supportofStadium Cars,and 

we know people are looking for agood 

deal in the current market. 

‘‘We believe one central hub is how 

we can continue to deliverthis,’’Mr 

Gosling says. 

From July 9, you can find the 

Rangiora team at theircentralhub in 

Christchurch, locatedat564 

Moorhouse Avenue. You can view 

theirvast rangeofvehicles onlineat 

www.stadiumcars.co.nz or visit the 

hub and browse. 

Stadium owner ... Tony Gosling and his 

family at North Canterbury Riding for 

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Product knowledge and passion drives the Orizen Rangiorateam 

Orizen Tyres, which has opened its doorsin 

Southbrook, is part ofagroup of independently 

owned tyre stores offering an extensive range of 

products to enhanceany vehicle. 

Store manager JT Freeman says Orizen supplies and 

installs everything underneath the car, including tyres, 

wheelrims, brakes, shock absorbers, suspensionparts 

and spring coils. 

Wheel alignment puncture repairs, fittingand 

balancing, and brakeinspections arealso offered. 

JT comes to Rangioraafter working forthe past five 

years at Orizen Tyresstore in FerryRoad, Christchurch, 

where he wasworkshop manager fortwo years. 

Orizen TyresRangioraisjust the second Orizen store 

to open in the SouthIsland and the thirteenth store in 

NZ. It is located at 343E Flaxton Road, in abrand new 

building with all newequipment,including the latest 

wheelalignment technology. 

It has an impressiverange of tyre brandsforcars,utes, 

vans, classic cars, American muscle cars and four-wheel 

drivevehicles,which includes Continental, Maxxi, 

Kenda, Pirelli and Toyo. 

For those buying Continental and Maxxi tyres, there is a 

road hazard warrantyof12,000km or 12 months, which 

is exclusivetothe OrizenGroup. 

‘‘An impressiverange of alloyand steel wheels are 

in stock, with different sizes and styleswhich canbe 

customised toyour tastes’’JTsays. 

Orizen supplies parts fromShock Shop, and a 

wide range of suspension parts are available from 

factoryshock replacements to shockupgrades and 

performancesuspension. 

If youare looking to upgrade your work truck or your 

four-wheel drive, OrizenTyreshas all the gear youneed 

includingsnorkels, flares, light bars and bullbars. 

Product knowledge and passion really drives the 

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Financeisavailable forupto24months,withthe firstsix 

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TheOrizen group wasestablished in Maylast year when 

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For Orizen Tyres, Rangiora,the advantage ofbeing part 

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More planting ... Planting at Silverstream Reserve is ongoing. 

Funding supports 

zone biodiversity 

Projects in the Hurunui Waiau Uwha and 

Waimakariri zones havereceived more 

than $200,000 in funding to support 

protecting and enhancing waterquality, 

biodiversity and mahinga kai outcomes. 

Zone delivery projects are led by local 

teamswhich support landowners, 

community groups, Environment 

Canterbury’s (ECan)regionalteams, and 

otherorganisations, to meetthe 

Canterbury WaterManagement Strategy 

targets. 

Much of thisworkisthrough advice and 

assistancetolandowners wantingto 

increase the level of protection for 

waterbodies on their property and working 

with agencies and community groups to 

extend funding and efforts. 

Waimakariri and Hurunui Waiau Uwha 

zone delivery leadMarco Cataloni saysthis 

year’s projects will havehad abig focus on 

working collaboratively. 

By supportinglandowners and the 

community, better environmental 

outcomes can be achieved, he says. 

Funding has comefrom ECan’szone 

priority project fund and the Me Uru 

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Waimakariri District Councils, 

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Kids Market returns 

By BENJAMIN GRIFFITHS 

The popular Rangiora Kids Market is 

returning soon. 

The Annual Rangiora KidsFest 

Market is on again at Rangiora 

Borough School on Friday, July 15. 

Therewill be lots of stalls selling 

cool stuff and all the stalls are run by 

kids. 

Hellers is giving Rangiora Borough 

School ahelpinghand by sponsoring 

the event and givingthe schoola 

supply of sausages to helpfundraise. 

Therewill be children’s clothes, 

toys,bake salesand creations children 

have havemade duringthe school 

holidays. 

KidsFest runs fromJuly 9to24with 

lots of school holiday fun. 

Events are being heldin 

Christchurch, Selwyn and 

Waimakariri. 

Elements is running ‘‘Wild 

Adventures’’ at the Ashley Rakahuri 

Regional Park on Monday, July 18, 

from 9am to 3pm with lots of fun 

activities suchasmaking huts, 

climbingtrees,bug collecting, mud 

and water play and more. 

This is greatfor outdoor fun and 

and of course, landowners,’’ Mr Cataloni 

says. ‘‘Themajority of the fundingfocuses 

on improving fencingalong waterways, 

weed or pestcontroland planting –all 

supporting areasfor native wildlifeand 

peopletocoexistand enjoy the benefits of 

nature. 

‘‘By taking this collaborative approach 

the funding has gone along way. It’s been 

great to work together to increase 

outcomes for the zone, and for local 

communities.’’ 

Anumber of different sites within the 

Waimakariri and HurunuiWaiau Uwha 

water zones have had significantactions 

and funding committed. 

Projects include planting days fundedby 

Waimakariri District Council,with $55,000 

from Me Uru Rakausupportingits 

Arohatia Te Awa/Cherish the River 

Programme. 

The Silverstream loopmaintenance 

work hasreceived $40,000 from zone 

priority projectfunding, while the 

Saltwater Creek Estuary nativeplanting 

project has received $15,000. In the 

Hurunui district, the Jed Rivercatchment 

willowcontrol project has received 

$35,000,while the Waipara River 

catchment weed control,wetland 

protection and planting initiative has 

received $70,000. 

childdevelopment. 

The Hartley SchoolofPerforming 

Arts is running the annualPerforming 

Arts Winter Campfrom Monday to 

Thursday, July 18 to 21, dailyfrom 

10.30am to 4pm. 

Each day consists of three sessions 

including one eachofdance, singing 

and acting. 

Children can come along even if they 

don’thave experience in performing 

art. 

This is great for kidsthat enjoyor 

want to learn dance, singing and 

acting. 

Pool parties are being held at the 

Dudley ParkAquatic Centre in 

Rangiora on Thursday, July 14, and the 

Kaiapoi AquaticCentre on Thursday, 

July 21, both from1pm to 3pm. 

Roller disco is backatthe Woodend 

Community Centre on Tuesday, July 

12, from 10.30am to 12pm. 

Family quiz nights are being held in 

the Oxford TownHall on Wednesday, 

July 20, theKaiapoi Library on 

Thursday, July 21, and the Rangiora 

Library on Friday,July 22, with each 

eveningevent from 7pm to 8.30pm. 

Bookings are essential, for more 

informationgotokidsfest.co.nz. 

Australian visitors ... Elaine Mulholland, Adriel’s clinical nurse manager, (left), 

Mischeal McCormick, Adriel owner, with Jamie and Tamra from Goodwin Group, in 

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Adriel fosters quality 

care and empathy 

Life at AdrielHouse and Rest Homeis 

returning to normal. 

Residents are reconnectingwith their 

community through outings, and family 

and friends are returning to amore 

regular visiting regimeasCovid19 

protocols ease. 

Adriel’s owner Mischeal McCormick 

says asocial WinterWarmer Afternoon 

is planned in July, with lotsofgood 

warm winter comfort food, and the 

opportunity for family and friendsto 

join in and talkwith their loved ones 

aboutthingsthey did during their lives 

in the winter months. 

Mischeal says the Spark of Life 

programme run at the homecontinues 

to have huge benefitsfor residents,with 

Adriel once again beingconfirmed as a 

SparkofLife Centre of Excellence. 

It was the onlyhome in the world 

holding the honour when it was 

awarded in 2019. 

Mischeal says it took six years to 

become acentre of excellence through 

planning, gathering data,and training 

stafftoimplement and embrace the 

SparkofLife philosophy at Adriel, which 

caresfor thosewho have suffered 

memory loss. 

The focus of the programme is on the 

qualityofthe connection betweencarers 

and residents, and their families,and to 

foster kindness, compassion, empathy, 

and respect. 

‘‘Everyone has to be trained, and learn 

the programme, and then it has to be put 

intopractice. It is ahuge commitment, 

but worth it because we care,’’ Mischeal 

says. 

The home recently hosted two visitors 

fromCanberra who made the journey to 

Amberley, and Adriel, specificallytosee 

the programmeinaction. 

‘‘They were blown away at how quiet 

and settled our residents were,and that 

Adriel was offering residents choices 

about whatthey wanted to do, which 

means alot to them as individuals,’’says 

Mischeal. 

Mischeal says the visitors expected to 

stayacoupleofhours,but ended up 

staying all day,asthey noted how the 

programme was makingsuch a 

difference in people’s lives,and how the 

staff were also fully on board with it. 

‘‘They were full of enthusiasm,and 

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villages theyoperate and start the Spark 

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The feedbackfrom them was 

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‘‘Itgives us the confidence to continue 

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ShonaRobertsonloves creating. 

At age 86, the gifted Amberleybased 

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painting as in the past. 

She enjoys the camaraderie of Amberley 

Art Groupmembers,and passes on her 

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Shonahas 12 of her works on display at 

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Hurunui Library —avariety of buildings, 

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She enjoys capturing old and historic 

buildings, ensuring their survival on 

canvas, several of which are in the 

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She has had aconstant companion along 

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Shonahas lent it to others, and today 

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artists to help them grow and develop. 

Some of her paintings are in the United 

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‘‘It worked well,’’ Shonasays. 

Her interest in painting began in her 

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‘‘Withthe children grown up and leaving 

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Cycleway and footpath wanted 

By SHELLEY TOPP 

More than 100 people havesigneda 

petition calling for asafe cycleway/foot 

path to be installed from the Rangiora 

Leigh HolidayPark corner to Loburn 

School. 

The petitionisincludedina 

submission the school has made to the 

WaimakaririDistrict Council calling 

for the council to add the cycleway to 

the list of others already prioritised 

under its Walking and CyclingNetwork 

Plan. 

Loburn Schoolprincipal Stuart 

Priddy saysthe busy sectionofroad 

from the holiday parkcorner to Loburn 

School is not safe for pupils to use. 

‘‘Ruralroadsrepresentasignificant 

hazard to our pupils trying to get to 

school,and parents tell me that they 

have been put off letting their kidsbike 

and walktoschool because of the 

dangers,’’ he says. 

‘‘We all enjoy the driving experience 

of rural roads,but for some the journey 

comes with extra risks. Our kids,along 

with all road users,deserve asafe trip. 

‘‘What we need are dedicated 

cycleway/paths to the school.’’ 

‘‘This issue is areal impediment to 

promoting cycling skills in rural areas 

and there are such greathealth 

outcomes when kidscan get on abike 

safely,’’ he says. 

The council’s Walking and Cycling 

Strategy was developedinpartnership 

with the community and adopted in 

2017. 

It includes avision that Waimakariri 

residents choose to walkand cycle and 

that the environment is friendly, safe 

and accessible for walkers and cyclists. 

The council’s senior engineering 

adviserDon Young, saysacycleway to 

Loburn Schoolhas not made it on to the 

Dangerous journey ... Loburn School pupils face adangerous walk to and from their 

school and now more than 100 people have signed apetition calling for acycleway/footpath 

to be installed from the Rangiora Leigh Holiday Park corner to Loburn School to make their 

journey safer. 

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council’s priority list but that is only a 

staff decision and all submissions will 

be fully considered by the council. 

‘‘I am really interested in what 

Loburn School does put in its 

submission. ‘‘We are very interested in 

hearing fromthe community and 

looking forward to seeing their 

submissions and what they would like 

us to think about.’’ 

Submissionsfor the plan close at 5pm 

today,ThursdayJune 30. 

Upgrade 

continues 

Work is continuing on Kaiapoi’s 

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floodingproject. 

Residents will have noticed workin 

and aroundOtaki Street, whichshould 

be completed by the end of August. 

Thereare teams working in 

Hodgson Avenue, Otaki Street, 

Chapman Place and Wesley Street, 

with all hands on deck to complete the 

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Street with two branches of large 

gravity pipes stretching east over to 

Ashley Place and westtoWesley 

Street. 

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main is being installedtoget the water 

to the riverinlarge rainfall events. 

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Chapman Place wastewaterrising 

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kerb and channelonOtaki Street and 

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bus stop locations in the area too, with 

temporarybus stops in place as the 

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Spinning hulas ... Sophie Chang, aka the strawberry fairy, spins her bright hula hoops at 

the All Together Kaiapoi Matariki festival and fire works show held at Raven Quay in Kaiapoi 

last Friday evening. 

PHOTO:JOHN COSGROVE 

Spinning poi. .. Shantelle Peters and her son Jireh (7) of Christchurch work their poi to 

the music at the Matariki celebrations held last Friday evening at Raven Quay in Kaiapoi. 


Yummy earth oven ... Opening up the hangi during the Matariki Day celebrations at the 

Kaiapoi Food Forest last Friday. 

PHOTO: BRENT CAIRNS 

Popular duo. .. Kaiapoi’s Sharon Russell with her grandson, Josh Keating, performing live 

music during the Matariki Day Celebrations at the Kaiapoi Food Forest. 

PHOTO: BRENT CAIRNS 

Matariki craftwork. .. Sonya Miller, of Oxford, with her children, Summer Miller (13), and 

Carlos Miller (10), leaving the Oxford Town Hall after taking part in the Matariki Day Kids 

Crafts afternoon. 

PHOTO: SHELLEY TOPP 

Bright sights. .. Multicoloured fireworks light up the night sky at the All Together Kaiapoi’s 

Matariki festival and fire works show. 


Serving the thousands. .. Angus Watson (left) and Shirley Cairns from the All Together 

Kaiapoi group man their stall at the Matariki festival and fire works show at Raven Quay 

in Kaiapoi. 

PHOTO: JOHN COSGROVE

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Tasman Tykes head north 

By DAVID HILL 

North Loburn School has been 

getting in behind its AgriKidsNZ 

team. 

The Tasman Tykes team of 

Annabelle Birchler (12), PJ 

Mackintosh (12) and Hamish 

Webb (12) have been busy 

preparing for the national finalin 

Whangarei from July 7to9. 

The team has been enjoying 

good support from their school 

and local community,teacher 

Kim Birchler says. 

‘‘We’re very excited about it 

and the whole school is behind 

them.’’ 

The school held amufti day on 

Friday, with the children 

dressing up as farmers in support 

of their teamand parading in the 

schoolhall. 

When actingdeputy principal 

Kate Hassall asked who wantedto 

be an agrikid one day, almostall 

the children put their handsup. 

Kim says the team has received 

support throughsponsorship 

from local family businesses and 

local farmersofferingsome tips. 

‘‘We’re grateful for our 

sponsors because these are tough 

times,but the community has 

come together.’’ 

Annabelle says the team spent 

some time on her grandparent’s 

fruit and vegetable farm, picking 

kale and leeks and learning about 

seeds,planting out and fertiliser. 

Hamishlives on adeer farm, 

with pigs and chickens and helps 

out with feeding the pigs and 

movingthe break fencefor crops, 

and enjoys building things. 

PJ lives on asheep and beef 

farm and enjoyshelping to move 

In training ... North Loburn School’s Tasman Tykes AgriKidsNZ team of 

Hamish Webb (left, 12), PJ Mackintosh (12) and Annabelle Birchler (12) 

have been busy preparing for next month’s national final in Whangarei. 

stock on horse back. 

Annabelle lives on alifestyle 

block with afew chooksand 

sheep and enjoysspending time 

on her grandparents’ farm. 

All three children have 

experience with tractors and 

motorbikesand knowhow to 

check the oil. 

‘‘We all have different kinds of 

farms that we come from, which is 

good,’’ Annabelle says. 

Abee keeper was due to come 

and visit the team, while adairy 

farm visitwas being plannedto 

help the children brush up before 

the final. 

‘‘On the day it comesdown to 

teamwork and thinking outside 

the box and supporting each 

other,’’ Kim says. 

North LoburnSchoolhas along 

tradition of having teams 

compete in the national 

AgriKidsNZ final, withHamish’s 

olderbrother and PJ’s big sister 

competing in past agrikids teams. 

The school entered four teams 

in the Tasman regional final at 

Springston in February, with the 

Tihiraki Trio joining the Tasman 

Tykesinthe final raceoff. 

Tasman Tykes won the final 

raceoff, before being placed 

second overall behind Oxford 

Area School’sDudesand Dudette. 

Thereare 21 teams in the 

national AgriKidsNZ final, 

including three teams from each 

region. 

Tasman Tykes,the Oxford 

Dudesand Dudetteand the Ward 

Boundary Riders are 

representingthe Tasman region. 

Dudes and Dudette ... Oxford Area School’s team of William 

Shore (left, 12), Elizabeth Cooper (11) and Will Glassford (12) are 

excited about competing in next month’s national AgriKidsNZ final. 

PHOTO: BENJAMIN GRIFFITHS 

Off to nationals 

By BENJAMIN GRIFFITHS 

ThreeOxfordstudentsare off 

to the AgriKidsNZ grand final 

in Northland next month. 

William Shore, Will Gassford 

and Elizabeth Cooper are 

excited about competing in the 

finalinWhangarei from July 7 

to 9. 

The team, knownasthe 

Dudesand Dudette, have been 

practising hard for the four 

weeksleadinguptothe final, 

brushing up on their 

knowledge and agriculture 

skills. 

The trio qualified for the 

nationalfinal after winning the 

Tasman AgrikidsNZ 

competition at Springstonin 

February. 

AgriKidsNZ is ayoung 

farmer competition for primary 

students across New Zealand. 

Childrencompete in teamsof 

threetocomplete aseries of 

modules on agricultural 

related disciplines, with the top 

teamsgoing headtohead in a 

race off. 

The modules testthe 

childrenondifferent things 

such as knowing about bugs 

and livestock, as well as doing 

practical stuff like using farm 

vehicles, machinery and 

fencing. 

The Oxfordchildren say each 

bringdifferent strengthsand 

must workasateam to win. 

All three comefrom farming 

backgroundsand want to be 

farmers when they are older. 

Both William and Willare 

passionate about John Deere 

tractors,while Elizabeth’s 

passion is beefcattle. Will and 

Elizabeth are fromdairy 

farming backgrounds, while 

William’s family farms sheep. 

The Dudes and Dudetteare 

beingsponsored by local 

business for their trip north. 

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Record prices were paidatanannual 

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Angusbull Woodbank 20021 topped 

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AngusofPleasant Point in South 

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North Canterbury News, June 30, 2022 

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Ashley take Deans Shield home 

RUGBY 

By PETER WILLIAMS 

Ohoka’s turninthe spotlight proved to be 

shortlived as it succumbed at thefirst 

defence of theDeans Shield to an 

efficientAshley side 2239 on Saturday. 

Meanwhile,atCheviot, Glenmark 

Cheviot was also broughtdown to earth 

after itsvictory in theCombined Grand 

Finallastweekend,when Kaiapoiheld 

outthe fastfinishingnortherners fora 

narrow 2724victory. 

The top fourteamshave opened up a 

gaponthe rest of theteams inthe Luisetti 

Seedscompetition. 

Kaiapoi (19) leads with Ashley, 

GlenmarkCheviot andSaracensareboth 

on 15, well clearofthenext teams — 

Hurunui and Ohoka on 7. 

Next Saturdaymostinterest will be at 

Cheviot whereGlenmarkCheviot, 

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defeat,will be seeking redemption 

againstAshley. 

It willbeasurprise if thechance to win 

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bringthe best outofthe Glenmark 

Cheviot side. 

Ohoka vAshley 

Ohoka settledinto thegame morequickly 

andwas rewarded forits early territorial 

dominance withapenalty kicked by Scott 

Allin after just 7minutes. 

When Ohoka’s hardworkingnumber 8, 

TomTaylorreceived ayellowcardafter 

an altercation, his teammates lifted their 

endeavours. 

The opportunistic Ohoka centre,Blain 

O’Loughlin, snaffledupaloose ball and 

ranhalfthe lengthofthe fieldtoscore. 

Ashley started to assert itsauthority. 

WingerKorbyn Gray wasbusy,looking for 

work. 

Whenever he gotthe ball in hand, which 

wasquite often,hecould be reliedonto 

break atleast one tackle, oftenmore. 

The industrious lock, JimmyThiele was 

thefirst toscore for Ashley. Then aJack 

Marshall penaltylevelled thescores. 

Ashleywas starting to getthe better of 

theterritorial battle, but Ohoka’s Allin, 

playing at firstfive,showedthere was 

muchmore to hiskicking gamethan just 

hisgoalkicking. Hehoisted some 

prodigious punts which had the crowd 

gaspingand frequently relievedthe 

pressure thatwas starting to mount on the 

holders. 

Thenrightonthe cusp of halftime 

came aplaythat reallyliftedOhoka’s 

spirits. Angus Gunn gathered an Ashley 

kick well insideOhoka’s territory putina 

long 5022 kick which gave Ohoka the 

throwtoanattackinglineout. 

Unusually,theAshleydefencewent 

missing. Flanker Ben Gold claimedthe 

ball attherearofthe lineout and crashed 

overinaoneonone tackle. Allin’s 

conversiongaveOhoka auseful158lead 

at thebreak. 

But it didn’ttake Ashley longtogain the 

ascendancyinthe third quarter.The 

wholeAshley pack was rolling up its 

sleeves, ledbythe Duckworth brothers at 

prop andNo.8Elijah Coulston. 

Duringthis period they putonthree 

unansweredtries, all converted by Jack 

Marshall.Thiseffectively spelt Ohoka’s 

death knell. Skipper,LouisJames,scored 

followingadominant drive from the 

lineout. Before longBen Wicksteed and 

Gray had alsogot onthe scoresheet. 

Although Ohokakept tryinghard, and 

George Wigginsnarrowed thegap with a 

goodtry in the corner,the damagehad 

been done anditwas lefttoJosh 

Duckworthtoput the icingonan 

outstanding individual game, by scoring 

thefinaltry of thematch. 

Ohoka 22 (BlainO’Loughlin,Ben Gold, 

Evergreen ... Nordy Anderson scores atypical No 8’s try for Hurunui against Woodend 

at Culverden. 


George Wigginstries, ScottAllin 1 

penalty, 2conversions) lost to Ashley 39 

(Jimmy Thiele, LouisJames,Ben 

Wicksteed, Korbyn Gray, Josh Duckworth, 

tries,JackMarshall 2penalties,4 

conversions). 

GlenmarkCheviot v 

Kaiapoi 

Despite playingathomeonGlenmark’s 

Club Dayand against theplayingthrough 

champions, this was always goingtobea 

difficultassignment for Glenmark 

Cheviot after theexertions ofthree weeks 

of gruelling finals rugby. 

This was confirmed when aprematch 

glance at theteam sheetrevealed that 

backline lynchpins, MikeKeane and 

JordyGray hadbeen named on thebench. 

The decisiontogowithcomparatively 

fresher legs seemed to havepaidoff when 

GlenmarkCheviot made aflying start to 

thematch. 

Nick Hyde, who has been scoring tries, 

seemingly every Saturday,wasatitagain 

when he dotted downafter alineout drive 

andwingerEthan McDuff crossed on the 

half hourtotakethe locals outtoatwelvepointlead. 

But Kaiapoi is toogoodateam to be 

shut outofthe gamecompletely. 

It slowlystartedtoassert itselfand was 

rewarded just before the break when 

prop,Zac Andrews got thevisitors on the 

board. 

TaineJacobsLawson, who was starting 

to directplayexpertly from thepivot 

position, converted. This trywas the first 

of 27 unansweredpoints scored by a 

Kaiapoi teamthat wasgainingin 

confidence. 

With the experienced Matt Etheredge 

to thefore and prop Kafu Misiuataalso 

having ablinder, Kaiapoi made themost 

of their opportunities. 

At fullback, MattyTuatangaloa was 

dangerous withevery touch. Bailey 

Counihan and JaredGilmore scored the 

second half tries for Kaiapoi, both from 

lineout drives. 

At 2712, Kaiapoihad thematchinsafe 

keeping butGlenmarkCheviot certainly 

didnotlie down. 

Matt Jensen who played in the 

unfamiliarwingposition was alwaysa 

handful and Hamish Gibbdid some 

yeoman workupfront. Replacements, 

Sake Aca, who was outstandingonthe 

wing in the secondhalf,and JordyGray, 

both scoredlatertrieswhichatleast 

secured two bonus points forthe hosts. 

Although GlenmarkCheviot scored 

four triestothree, Kaiapoi deserved its 

win. 

GlenmarkCheviot 27 (Nick Hyde, Ethan 

McDuff,SakeAca andJordy Graytries, 

Cogs Harnett,CalebBeck, 1conversion 

each)lost to Kaiapoi 29 (Zac Andrews, 

Bailey Counihan,Jared Gilmore tries, 

Taine JacobsLawson 3conversions, 2 

penalties). 

Hurunui vWoodend 

On Sponsors’dayatCulverden, Hurunui 

played alot of rugby in the firsthalf 

without scoring many points.Woodend 

made anuisance of itselfatthe 

breakdown, making Hurunui pay forany 

isolated carries. 

Hurunuidid manage twotries in the 

firsthalf —one by hooker BenFunnell 

andone to halfbackJono Schwass who 

continued his strongform. 

It took a140lead in to thebreak. 

Early in thesecondhalf,Woodend 

closed thegap whenJordySwainekicked 

twopenalties, oneofthemaprodigious 

effortfrom halfway. From that point on, 

though, Hurunuiwas able to buildmore 

phasesand eventually foundholesin 

what had beenastoutWoodenddefence. 

Nordy Anderson at No 8always carried 

strongly forHurunuiand was rewarded 

with two second halftrieswhile 

replacement Josh Cavanagh also scored. 

Kicker KyleMcKenzie was on target for 

thehometeam,convertingallfive of 

Hurunui’stries. 

Hurunui35(Tries for BenFunnell, Jono 

Schwass andNordy Anderson(2),Josh 

Cavanagh, 1try, KyleMcKenzie 5 

conversions) beat Woodend 6 (Jordy 

Swaine 2penalties). 

Oxford vSaracens 

It’s notoften that afather and son 

combinationplay together in the same 

team in aDivision 1match, but it 

happenedlast Saturday when veteran 

halfback, TevitaVea,answered thecallto 

cover for aspateofrecent injuriesinthe 

Saracens team.Whenhecame offthe 

bench, hejoined his son Samson, a 

flanker in the team. 

Saracensdrewfirst blood when Johnny 

Turnbullmadeabreak,interpassed with 

winger LemuelHillthen fendedoff a 

coupleofdefenderstoscore.Oxford soon 

levelled upwhen Gus Mowat madea 

break and scored. 

Matt Roberts, playing in his 100th 

Division match forOxford, kickedthe 

conversion. Both teamsplayed ahigh 

tempogame.George Prain andJireh 

Vunibaka impressed forOxford butthis 

wastobeOxford’s only try. Saracens 

made themostofits opportunities. 

Kerran Jenkins scoredlaterinthe first 

half to giveSaracensa147 lead, then,in 

thesecond half, the versatileBrett 

Hancox, whowas fillinginat hooker, 

continued his excellent formfromrecent 

weeksinscoring twice. 

Oxford 7 (Gus Mowat try, Matt Roberts 

conversion) lost to Saracens26(Triesfor 

Johnny Turnbull, Kerran Jenkins and 

BrettHancox(2), Ricky Allen 3 

conversions. 

NORTH CANTERBURYRUGBY 

SUBUNION-2July 2022 

Luisetti Seeds Combined Div 1 

Glenmark Cheviot VAshley, 02:45 PM, Chev 1. 

Hurunui VOhoka, 02:45 PM, Haw 1. Saracens V 

Kaiapoi, 02:45 PM,Sbk1. WoodendVOxford ,02:45 

PM, Wood 1. 

Division 2-Ellesmere &North Canterbury 

Div 2Championship -Glenmark Cheviot VKaik, 

01:00 PM, Chev 1. Hurunui VOhoka, 01:00 PM 

Haw 1. Kaiapoi GOLDS VSaracens, 01:00 PM, 

KaiOv. 

Division 2Reserve -Amberley VAshley,01:00 PM, 

Amb 1. Woodend VOxford,01:00 PM, Wood 1. 

Combined ColtsPlay-offs 

Ashley VCeltic, 01:00 PM.KaiapoiVWaihora Black, 

1.00 PM. West Melton VGlenmark Cheviot, 01:00 

PM. 

Womens - SeeWebsite 

1st XV - Rangiora HS BYE. 

Under 18 

TBHS VHurunui, 01:00 PM. RHS VPrebbleton, 

01:00 PM, RHS 2. Waihora VKaiapoi GOLD, 01:00 

PM, TT:2. 

Under 16 

KHSVLincoln, 11:30 AM,Wood1.Celtic VHurunui, 

01:00 PM,Celtic:1.MCRUVRHS, 01:00 PM,Hamp: 

1. Rolleston VOxford,01:00PM, Foster:3. 

Under 14.5 

MCRUVRHSGreen, 01:00 PM.RHS Gold VLincoln, 

01:00 PM,RHS 1. KaikVOxford, 01:00 PM, Kaik1. 

Under13 

Woodend VHurunui 10.00AM.Kaiapoi Gold VAshley 

11.40AM. Saracens VOxford 11.40AM. 

Under 12 –all games 11.30am 

Glenmark Cheviot VAmberley. Hurunui VOhoka 

Black. Kaikoura VOhoka Red. Saracens VOxford. 

Ashley BYE. 

Under 11 –all games 10.30am 

Amberley VOhoka Red. Saracens Blue VSaracens 

Red. OxfordVKaiapoi Gold. Hurunui VOhokaBlack. 

Woodend VAshley.Kaiapoi Blue BYE. 

Under 10 –all games 12.10pm 

Ohoka Red VAmberley Blue. Kaikoura VAmberley 

Black. Woodend VAshley Blue. Hurunui VOhoka 

Black.Oxford VKaiapoiGold. 

Under 9–all games 10.00am 

Woodend VAshley Blue.GlenmarkCheviotVOhoka 

Black. Hurunui VSaracens Red. Oxford VKaiapoi 

Gold. Saracens Blue VOhoka Red. Ashley Green 

BYE. 


Amberley VAshley Green.Woodend BlackVAshley 

Blue. Glenmark Cheviot Black V Saracens Red. 

Glenmark Cheviot Blue VOhoka Black. Oxford V 

Kaiapoi Gold. Kaikoura Blue VKaikoura Red. Ohoka 

RedVSaracens Blue. Hurunui BYE. 


Amberley VAshley Green.Woodend BlackVAshley 

Blue. Glenmark Cheviot VOhoka Black. Woodend 

Green VHurunui Black. Hurunui VSaracens Red. 

Oxford Red VKaiapoi Blue. Oxford Black VKaiapoi 

Gold.Saracens BlueVOhoka Red. 

Under 6-all games10:00am 

Amberley VAshley Green.Woodend Black VAshley 

Blue. Amberley V Ashley Green. Kaiapoi Blue V 

Ashley Gold. Glenmark Cheviot BlackVAshley White. 

Glenmark Cheviot Blue VOhoka Black. Glenmark 

Cheviot Gold VOhoka Green. Woodend White V 

Hurunui Black.Oxford VKaiapoiGold.SaracensBlue 

VOhokaRed. Woodend Green VSaracens Red. 

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Rangiora Gold dominates Hornby Vampires 

HOCKEY 

RangioraGold Men's Division2 

team put bottom of the table 

HornbyVampires to the sword at 

the latest roundofthe 

Canterbury winter hockey 

season. 

Dominant fromstart to finish, 

the teamkept attackingall game 

and were rewarded with regular 

goalstoseveral players. 

Hornby createdsome quality 

attackingchancesattimes, but 

were unabletoconvertany till 

laterinthe last quarter. 

This resultsolidifies the teams 

current numbertwo ranking. 

Meanwhile Rangiora CBK 

Women'sDivision team reversed 

their result againstSouthern 

Sapphiresfromjust two weeks 

ago with agood 32 victory over 

the Southerners. Their second 

win of the season will be amoral 

booster for the young team and 

lifts them clear of the bottom of 

the ladder however, they face 

threehigher ranked teams 

(including the current number 

one and threeranked teams) in 

the leaduptofinals so will be 

hard pressed to hold their 

seventh positionout of 10 teams 

in the grade. 

Four goalstoBen ‘‘Ange’’ 

Chorley helped Rangiora's 

Securing position ... Rhys Severinsen of Rangiora Gold Men's Division 2 

team evades Hornby Vampire defenders. 

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Mighty Midweek Men overcome 

astern challengefrombottomof 

the table UC Wizards in MWO 

Division1.The former NZ 

Masters Hockeyrepresentative 

had beenreasonablyquiet in 

recentgames but, with the 

absence of several keyplayers, 

Chorley steppedupatthe right 

timetosee his teamthrough. 

The table is compressing in 

the Women's Mid Week Open 

Divisioncompetition with the 

Rangiora Hurunui Hares 

openingthe door for the chasing 

pack throughitsr draw with 

Avon lastweek. Meanwhile 

RangioraPiwakawakasecured 

its second win of the MWO 

Women'sDivision 3competition 

with another victory over UC 

Athenians. 

Results 

Division 1women Rangiora 

CBK3defeated Southern 

Sapphires 2. 

SSLPremiership women 

RangioraKorimako 1lost to 

Taking aim ... Sam Flavell of the Rangiora Gold Men's Division 2 

team just about to score another goal against Hornby Vampires. 

Harewood 4. 

MWO Women'sDivision 1 

Rangiora Hurunui Hares 1drew 

with AvonAces1. 

MWO Women'sDivision 3 

Rangiora Piwakawaka 6 

defeated UC Athenians 4. 

SSL Premiership men 

Rangiora Gold 11 defeated 

Hornby Vampires 1. 

SSL Championship men 

Rangiora Oddfellows 0lost to UC 

Apache4. 

MWO men Division 1Rangiora 

Mighty Midweek Men 6 

defeated University 

Wizards3. 

MWO menDivision 

RangioraAllsorts 1lost 

to MaristGooses 6. 

PlatinumGrades 

Girls Rangiora 

Kakariki1lost to 

Malvern 3 

Boys RangioraJets 6 

beat WaikirikiriFalcons 

1, RangioraSnakes 0lost 

to HornbyDragons 14. 

Amberley wins Boyle Cup 

SPORTS RESULTS 

By ROBYN BRISTOW 

The prestigious Boyle Cup is 

tucked up in thetrophy cabinet at 

the Amberley GolfClub. 

Ateamofwomengolfers 

travelledtoCharteris Bay 

recently, and lifted thetrophy 

fromthe clubwhichhad held it 

since April, 2018. 

Amberley lastheld the cup in 

1990. 

The Boyle Cup waspresentedto 

the Christchurch Ladies Golf Club 

in 1914, andisaCanterbury 

interclubmatch play challenge 

trophy. 

It was the Charteris Bay Club’s 

21stdefence of the trophy,with 

Amberley taking outthe challenge 

32 in avery closeaffairwithtwo 

matches going to the 17th and18th 

holes. 

Thewinningteam was Jan 

Bishop,Lyn Robertson,SusieLee, 

Barbara Pettigew and Kate Percy. 

Barbara saystheytravelled to 

Charteris Bay withcaddies on a 

cold day, but thecourse was 

beautifully prepared. 

TheBoyleCup waspresentedto 

theChristchurch Ladies’Golf 

Club in 1914and is aCanterbury 

Interclubchallengetrophy. It is 

administered by theWomen’s 

Committee of theChristchurch 

Golf Club. 

TheAmberleyClubwillnow 

request expressionsofinterest 

among Canterbury Clubsto 

challengefor the Cupand conduct 

aballotofthoseinterested. 

‘‘It is difficult to getachallenge 

duetothe interest,’’ saysBarbara 

Victorious team ... Jan Bishop, 

Lyn Robertson, Susie Lee (back 

row), Barbara Pettigrew, and Kate 

Amberley Golf 

June25: AGenet 67,PCumming 69,KGussette69, MNeale 

70, GDemmocks71, DReardon73, RClifton74. WVan 

Zuylen 74, GMcGeddie 74, DVan Turnhout74, 

Women: LRobertson71, JAndersonBay 73, KPepper73, 

BPettigrew 75. 

MidWeek Men: DFlewellen37, RHornblow 37, IHolding 

35, JWigley34, NReeves 34, BFitzgerald 34. 

MidWeek Women:RLester70, BPettigrew75, SLee 75. 

LongestPutt:DYates. 

NineHolers: RHayward19points. DPatchett 17,GReid 

17. 

Waimakariri Gorge Women’s Golf 

Stableford: 18 Holes JPottinger 33, NWeavers 33, LScott 

32, LSteele 31, KBush29, KBattersby 29, SMardon 28,W 

Meretens 27. 

Nineholes: JSmith 19, RBenny14, RRoy 12. 

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What’s happening inyour 

community… 

Orange traffic light restrictions are in place -visit waimakariri.govt.nz for further information. 

Kaiapoi Road Closures 

Work is continuing in and around Otaki Street as 

part of the Shovel Ready Kaiapoi Stormwater and 

Flooding Improvements project, which should be 

completed by the end of August. 

There are teams working in Hodgson Avenue, Otaki 

Street, Chapman Place and Wesley Street at the 

moment with all hands on deck to complete the 

works as soon aspossible. 

The work involves connecting an underground 

pumping station in Otaki Street with two branches 

of large gravity pipes stretching east over to 

Ashley Place and west to Wesley Street. Along 

Otaki Street alarge pressure main is being 

installed toget the water tothe river in large 

rainfall events. 

Tominimise disruption, we’re taking the 

opportunity to replace the Chapman Place 

wastewater rising main, and some water mains 

as well as kerb and channel on Otaki Street and 

Chapman Place. 

Tocomplete this stage we will be closing the 

Fuller/Otaki Street intersection to traffic while one 

of the pipelines is installed. The intersection will be 

closed for around 4weeks and there will be traffic 

management and detours in place. 

There will be achange to some bus stop locations 

in the area too, with temporary bus stops in place 

as the buses use the detour routes. 

Detour routes: 

• Eastbound traffic will detour via Wesley Street, 

Epworth Street, Whitefield Street, Ohoka Road, 

Akaroa Street toFuller Street 

• Westbound traffic will detour via Akaroa Street, 

Broom Street, Otaki Street, Cressy Avenue, 

Wesley Street to Fuller Street 

Amap of detour routes is available at 

waimakariri.govt.nz. 

We appreciate there will be some disruption while 

the works are under construction. We’re grateful for 

the patience of the residents who will be happy to 

see this project complete in the next few months. 

This is amajor upgrade to the Kaiapoi Stormwater 

System which will increase the resilience of the 

stormwater network across Kaiapoi and reduce the 

likelihood of flooding in big storm events. 

Changes to Speed Limits inCust 

With safety improvement work complete, speed 

limit changes have been rolled out in Cust with a 

number of changes in and around the town. 

These changes were agreed to by Council aer 

consultation with the community last year. 

“We know that the speed you are travelling at has 

the biggest impact onthe outcome ofacrash, 

which is why Police focus on speed enforcement. 

I’d like to take this opportunity to remind people to 

drive within the speed limit, and to the conditions 

of the road. If it’s wet or icy, slow down. It’s always 

better to take your time and arrive alive,” says 

Police Sergeant Colin Stewart. 

The following road will reduce to 80km/h: 

• Cust Road, 80 km/h sign to east of Tallots Road 

The following roads will reduce to 50km/h: 

• Earlys Road, Cust Road to 100 km/h sign 

• Swamp Road, Cust Road to the northern side of 

the one-lane bridge 

• McKays Lane, entire length 

• Mill Road, current 60 km/h zone 

• Cust Road, eastern 60 km/h threshold to 1776 

Cust Road 

Big Splash 

The annual Big Splash is happening on Friday 1 

July at the Rangiora RSA. 

The event raises awareness for the Stroke 

Foundation and raises money for Rangiora Stroke 

Club, St Johns Rangiora and Rangiora Promotions 

(who organise the event). 

Come along to the Rangiora RSA Club and watch 

business people and members ofour community, 

including Mayor Dan Gordon, who has been 

jumping for the past three years, all take the 

plunge in their themed outfits. 

Book yourself atable and make anight of it as 

we count down each jumper! Each participant will 

need tonominate their own charity of choice and 

should you win one of the top three ‘Splash for 

Cash’ prizes by being one of the top three to raise 

the most funds, Rangiora Promotions will donate 

to your charity on your behalf. $500 –Winner | 

$300 –Second Prize |$150 –Third Prize. 

Come along and support this awesome event for a 

great cause. 

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Visit our website to find out more 

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About reviewing the 

Gambling Venue Policy. 

The policy creates rules around numbers of 

venues and gaming machines, their location 

and growth within the District. 

Do you think the policy should be updated? 

Share your feedbackbefore 5pm on Monday 11 July 

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SpringstonTrophyturns 50 

Springston Pony Club has the honourof 

hosting the 50th Springston Trophy 

competition at McLeansIslandon 

October 6to9. 

It also hostedthe first competition in 

1972, which has goneonto becomethe 

pinnacle event for South Island pony 

club riders. 

At one stageitwas the largestPony 

Club eventinthe southern hemisphere. 

Springston also had the honour of 

hosting the 25th anniversary of the 

competition in 1996. 

There were 15 teams in the first event. 

Just 25 years later 45 teams competed. 

Covid19forced the cancellation of the 

annual event in 2020, pushingthe 50th 

celebrations out until this year. 

Numbers are falling from the halcyon 

days, but it is still eagerly anticipatedby 

many pony clubs throughout the South 

Island. 

As part of the celebration abook has 

been compiled by Anne Atkins 

celebrating those who founded the event 

—Mary Dalley, Joan McCall and Don 

Collett. 

It also celebrates the guardians, 

riders, officials,horses and ponies who 

have participated over the years. 

One chapter focusesonsome riders 

who have gone on to achieve on the 

national, and international stage,such 

as Jonelle and Tim Price. 

The bookisbeing presold, with orders 

closingatthe end of August. The order 

form is available on the Springston 

Trophywebsite. 

It is hoped to reach out to riders who 

may have taken part in aSpringston 

Trophycompetition, but now may live in 

the NorthIsland. 

Speedway talent ... Jack Brownlees races 

number 23c. 

PHOTO: TATIANAGIBBS 

Public Notices 

NEWS &CLASSIFIED 


Public Notices 

35 

Public submissionsare open, 

Water ServicesEntities Bill. 

TheChairofthe Finance andExpenditure Committee 

is calling for public submissions on the Water 

Services Entities Bill. 

This bill isthe first of asuite ofbills toreform 

New Zealand’s drinking-water, wastewater and 

stormwater services—the“three waters” services. 

The bill would create four publicly owned water 

services entities,each entity takingonresponsibility 

for delivering water services to a specific 

geographical area, from1July 2024. 

The bill sets out how the water services entities 

would operate,and how they would be accountable 

to the public. 

The committee is interested inunderstanding the 

public’s views onlocal government ownership of 

waterservices and thegovernance structuresofthe 

proposedwater servicesentities. 

Submissions close at11.59pm onFriday, 22 July 

2022. 

Online: From the ‘Related links’ panel, 

https://www.parliament.nz 

Write: CommitteeSecretariat,Committee 

Secretariat, 

Finance and ExpenditureCommittee 

Parliament Buildings, Wellington. 

Phone: 04 817 9520 

Email: fe@parliament.govt.nz 

2493813 

Bright career ahead 

By TATIANA GIBBS 

Racing a200cc openwheel vehicle, 

while reaching speeds of 110km/h, is not 

how most 12yearolds spend their 

weekends. 

But for Swannanoa School pupil,Jack 

Brownlees, apenchant for speed, and 

South Islandcompetition success, has 

won him aspot racing in Brisbane next 

year with Bateman Motorsport 

Australia. 

He is aimingtocompete in at least 

five Australian meetings, but for now he 

is patiently waiting for next season’s 

race calendar to be released. 

The young RuapunaSpeedwaytalent 

scored plenty of silverware at the 

recent annual awards night, claiming 

three majorawards—the Canterbury 

Championship, Top SeasonPoints, and 

Most Consistent Driver for the youth 

quarter midgetgrade. 

Jack has also won multipleSouth 

Island titles,takingout Nelson's Easter 

Champs, Greymouth’sBest of the West, 

the South Island Circle Track Racing 

Association (CADRE) title, and all five 

rounds of the South IslandQuarter 

Midget Car Series. 

Ruapuna Speedway president Rob 

Roxburghsays Jackisone of the best 

quarter midgetdriversinthe country, 

with abright future in racing aheadof 

him. 

‘‘He's got very good equipment,and 

he certainly knows how to drive,’’ he 

says. 

Jack also races go karts, grasskarts 

and offroaders,and in spiteofbeing 

four years awayfrom gettinghis drivers 

licence, he’sregularly on the podium 

while racing quarter midgets, ayouth 

openwheel class suited for 815yearolds 

with a200cc engine limit. 

Jack is especially good for his age, 

and cleaning everyone else up, Rob 

says. 

Jack was only 11 for the majority of 

the racingseason, beating teenagers 

older than him, beforeturning 12 in 

April. 

The new challengewill see him 

switch his 200cc quartermidget,for a 

500ccmicrosprintthat features atop 

and front wing —afaster youth class 

that is not available in New Zealand. 

‘‘It’s going to be apretty cool 

experience,’’Jack says. ‘‘I want to travel 

the world in (racing) and makethe most 

of it.’’ 

His father, Jacob Brownlees, says 

Jack is addicted to speedway,and 

instead of cominghome from schoolto 

play videogames,hewatches YouTube 

videos of his favourite driversMichael 

Pickens and Jack Lowe—successful 

racers thatstartedout in quarter 

midgets like Jack. 

‘‘If he was middle of the pack and only 

turning up because Itold him to, we 

wouldn’tdoit,’’ Jacob says. 

Jack’s mum KerryBrownlees says no 

matter whatride he jumps into, he 

blowsthroughthe field. 

‘‘A lot has to do withthe car, but 80% 

of it is the driver,’’she says. 

‘‘That’s whatsome people don’tget,’’ 

Jack says. ‘‘I’ll go home (fromspeedway) 

and straight away ask for videosofthe 

days racingsoIcan look at what I 

mucked up on, so Idon’t do it againat 

the nextrace meeting.’’ 

Jack’s proudest memory was being 

crowned CanterburyChampionthis 

season, atitle he achieved with a 

broken thumb,after breaking it playing 

basketball at school. 

He didn’t want acast on it, which 

wouldput the brakes on racing. 

Instead asteel plate was put over his 

thumbtohold it steady,and wrapped, 

so he could pull on his racing gloves. 

Jack lost the firsttwo races, and was 

very nervous before the feature race. 

‘‘Dadsaid it’s either awin it or bin it, 

so Iwent out thereand won it, and I 

don’tknow how Idid it.’’ 

‘‘In my mind all Iwas thinking was 

whiteflag pleasecome out, which 

signals to drivers they’re on their last 

lap.’’ 

Jack takes after his dad who started 

racing whenhewas 15. Jacobsays Jack 

has won more awards in two yearsthan 

he did in his 20 year racing career. 

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Section 117 (2) of the 

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2494054 

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INVISIBLE 

MAN 

The Rangiora Players 

are presenting the "The 

Invisible Man", a 

retelling of the classic 

HG Wells story, 

adapted by Derek 

Webb, directed by 

Dimitri Gibara, for a 

season beginning Saturday, 

9th July at the 

Rangiora Players Little 

Theatre. Tickets and 

more details are available 

from the website 

listed below 

http://rp.nz 

PUBLIC NOTICE OF 

APPLICATION FOR 

OFF LICENCE 

SECTION 101, SALE 

AND SUPPLY OF 

ALCOHOL ACT 2012 

Forthluck Ltd, 201 Davis 

Rd, Cust, Canterbury 

has made application 

to the District Licensing 

Committee at Rangiora for 

the renewal of aOff-Licence 

in respect of the premises 

situated at 201 Davis Road, 

Cust, Canterbury known as 

Forthluck Ltd. 

The general nature of the 

business conducted (or to 

be conducted) under the 

licence is Remote sales of 

alcohol –onlinesales. 

The days on which and the 

hours during which alcohol 

is (or is intended to be) sold 

under the licence are 7am 

–11pm Monday to Sunday. 

The application may be 

inspected during ordinary 

office hours at the office 

of the Waimakairiri District 

Licensing Committee at 

215 High Street, Rangiora. 

Any person who is entitled 

to object and who wishes 

to object to the issue of 

the licence may, not later 

than 15working days after 

the date of the pubication 

of this notice, file anotice 

in writing ofthe objection 

with the Secretary of 

the Waimakariri District 

Licensing Committee at 

Private Bag 1005, Rangiora 

7440 or email to records@ 

wmk.govt.nz. 

No objection to the renewal 

of alicence may be made 

in relation to amatter other 

than amatter specified in 

section 131 of the Sale and 

Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. 

This is the first publication 

of this notice. 

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at our family friendly, privately owned and 

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Must demonstrate a kind and caring 

disposition, have strong interpersonal 

skills, and experience working with seniors. 

Preference to those holding industry 

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2493374 

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Forenergetic mature person 

relocating to Rangioraatend of June. 

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Ph 021 978 348 (Ron) 

will tackle anything. 

HANDYMAN required to 

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on farm outside 

Amberley. (12mx8m). 

Must have good welding 

skills. 

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2475427 

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MEAT PROCESSING 

MEAT2U.NZ 

313 0022 

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leaving the district. 

We are abusy Kaiapoi garage 

looking for ateam player with 

acan do attitude. This is afull 

time position. 

In the first instance please 

contact Brigitte on 027 249 1703 

2493773 

Entertainment 

RANGIORA (N.C) 

COUNTRY MUSIC 

CLUB NIGHT 

Monday 4 th July, 7pm 

Rangiora Showgrounds, 

Function centre, 

156 Ashley Street. 

New Singers and visitors 

welcome 

Enquiries Bob 021 111 5534 

2492612 

Gardening 

A+ GARDEN hedges cut 

to perfection. Tree &arbor 

work. For a quote, phone 

021 111 4322. 

Pets 

BICHON HOMESTAY 

for smaller dogs. We look 

after your dog in our home. 

"No kennels". Phone today 

03 314 6110. 

Home Services 

CARPET &UPHOLSTERY 

CLEANING Commercial & 

Residential. Servicing 

North Canterbury. Ph Dave 

at Christchurch Carpet 

Cleaning 021-638-637 

Motorcycles 

WOF your motorcycle or 

light trailer at South Pacific 

Motorcycle Services, Mandeville. 

Ph 03 312 0066 

office@motorbiketours.co.nz. 

Deaths 

WEBB, Leslie Wayne (Les): 

Passed away peacefully but unexpectedly on June 

25 th 2022, at Christchurch Hospital surrounded by his 

loving family. Dearly loved husband and friend of Lyn, 

much loved dad and father-in-law toLarissa and Matt, 

Janelle and Dan, Shaun and My. Beloved Grandad to 

Luca and Isabelle, Frankie and Emmett.Much treasured 

brother of Colleen Bevans and brother-in-law to Ash, 

Norma, Neil, John, Sue, Kevin, Marlieta and the late 

Robert. 

Much thanks to Waipara Fire Brigade, Amberley St 

Johnsand Christchurch HospitalICU staff. 

In lieu of flowers, donations toStJohns may bemade 

online@bit.ly/lwwebb2506 

Acelebration of Les’ life will be held at the Omihi 

Community Hall, 9Reece’s Road on Friday 1 st July at 

11am for those unable to attend the livestream maybe 

viewed viathe following link, 

https://youtu.be/7EtU48GX25c 

Private burial thereafter. 

John RhindKaiapoi 

2493704 

Poultry 

Cars Wanted 

CASH 4CARS 

and 4WD'S 

Phone 

Automotive 

Parts 

03 313 7216 

FALCONS & 

COMMODORES 

WANTED 

Suitable for 

dismantling or repairs 

Ph 313 7216 

Trade&Services 

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Pullets, POL, order now, Cleaning. Nth Cant owned 

ready September, pick up & operated. Covering all 

Clarkville $30. Please areas from Waimak to Hanmer. 

phone 027 433 7720. 

Professional, guaran- 

teed, service. Firebox 

repairs, carry most parts. Ph 

Educational 

0800 661 244. 

ALL TREE SERVICES, 

TUITION available. Primary 

and secondary up to removal. Affordable & 

arbour work, pruning, tree 

NCEA level 3. In centre friendly service. Telephone 

(Rangiora) or interactive 021 111 4322. 

online from your home. 

Each student on an individually 

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Kip McGrath Rangiora has Services. Tree removal, 

been serving the local community 

for 30 +years. Give 

pruning, height reduction, 

hedge trimming, shaping, 

us acall (03) 313 3638 or tree planting, firewood. 

book your free assessment Free quotes. Contact Angus 

online https://www. Edwards 027 259 6741 

kipmcgrath.co.nz/rangiora. copperbeechtreeservices@gmail.com 

2412522 

CARS, vans, 4WD’s 

wanted for dismantling or 

repair. Phone 027 258 

8366. 

Automotive Services 

CARAVANS & 

MOTORHOMES. 

Interior &exterior repairs, 

maintenance & upgrades, 

based in North Canterbury. 

Solar, satellite, awning 

installations. Sheetmetal, 

light engineering &welding 

services. Professional 

coach builder specializing 

in the RV industry 25 years. 

Call Darryl @ Advanced 

Auto Homes 027 220 6566. 

BRIAN’S Tree Services. 

Tree felling, topping, 

shaping, firewood cut, rubbish 

removed, stump grinding, 

branch chipping. 

Affordable rates. Phone 03 

327 5505 or 021 124 4894. 

DIRTY TILES &Grout? 

Professional tile cleaning, 

tiled shower restoration, 

mouldy silcone, shower 

glass & we can even 

recolour your old grout! 

For all your tile and grout 

issues call Grout Pro for a 

free, no obligation quote. 

Ph Darryl 0800 882 772. 

www.theprogroup.co.nz/dpc9385. 

Log Fires 

Pellet Fires 

Heat Pumps 

Sales 

Service 

Installations 

Free Quotes 

03 343 1651 

472 Blenheim Rd 

www.heatstore.co.nz 

HOMEKILL & Wild 

Game meat processing. Ph 

313 0022. www.meat2u.nz. 

METAL WORX. Flashing, 

Sheetmetal Fabrication, 

Wrought Iron, 

Welding, Custom Trailers, 

General Metalwork. No job 

too big or too small. Ph 021 

265 5428 or 03 314 6908. 

Find us on facebook/ 

Glenmark Metal Worx. 

glenmarkmetalworx.ltd@gmail.com. 

Pride &Quality Painting 

&Decorating Services 

20 yrs exp, fast and friendly 

service. For all your painting 

needs, phone: Martin 310 

6187 or 021 128 9867 

Trade &Services 

EXCAVATION 

SERVICES Small 

Holdings Ag and Hire, 

driveways, burn piles, rural 

maintenance and more. 

Phone Justin 021 045 0154. 

KITCHEN, 

renovations, 

pergolas, fencing. Honest 

reliable licenced builders. 

Ph Don 027 727 9162. 

PAINT & wallpaper 

services. Wayne Bryant, 

exterior, interior. Qualified 

tradesman. Free quotes. Ph 

313 5337 or 027 654 4568. 

PAINTER & Decorator. 

25 + years experience. 

Interior /exterior, roofs & 

waterblasting. For a free 

quote, please ph Steve 03 

314 4620 or 027 477 1930. 

PAINTER. Qualified local 

professional, Int / Ext, 

roofs, wallpaper. Call or 

text Corban 027 846 5035. 

POWER TOOLS repairs, 

parts &sales for over 40 

years. All main brands serviced. 

Grossman Trade 

Tools, 23 Watts Road, 

Christchurch. Ph 389 9230. 

ANTHONY SYMONDS 

Forall your painting & 

plastering requirements 

Local with 30 years 

experience 

All workmanship 

Guaranteed. 

Phone 021 344 023 

2220615 

PAINTERS 

Reg Tradesman 

Interior,exterior. 

North Canterbury Painters 

specialising in decorating for 

over 65 at adiscount rate. 

Free quotes. 

Covering Nth Canty,Oxford, 

Kaiapoi, Rangiora, Amberley. 

Rob 03 327 7899 

or 027 432 3520 2227597 

REMOVALISTS 

Movemen Ltd 

2Men &agood sized truck. 

From $169 plus GST per hour. 

Kaiapoi based. 

Call Gerard 

027 668 3636 

movemen.co.nz 

2475397 

SEPTIC TANK 

CLEANING 

Bill’s Liquid 

Waste 

Blair Tavendale 

Ph 03 314 9371 

0275 379-694 

2362002 

You dump it... 

Blair pumps it... 

bathroom, SCREEN PRINTING. 

decking, For all your printing 

requirements. T-shirts, 

Hoodies, Hi-Vis vests and 

polos, Overalls, Caps etc. 

Please phone Heather 03 

313 0261 or email heather. 

norstar@gmail.com. 

027 216 0000 

2225862 

SHEARER. Hap’s Farm & 

Lifestyle Services. Shearing, 

crutching, drenching, 

tailing, feet trimming & 

health check. — Ph. 03- 

423-3713 or 021-267-4025. 

CRAIGS Trees 

(03) 327-4190 

TREE REMOVALS 

THINNING &PRUNING 

STUMPGRINDING 

FELLING &TOPPING 

FULLYINSURED 

QUALIFIED ARBORIST 

Free Quotes 

027 2299 454 

craigstrees@xtra.co.nz 

WINDOW TINTING 

tintawindow 

advanced film solutions 

99% uv block 

fade protection 

heat control 

reduce glare 

25 Years Experience 

privacy films 

frosting designs 

non-darkening films 

Workmanship Guaranteed 

Lifetime Warranties on Most Films 

UV 

block 

Free Quotes Canterbury and Districts 

03 365 3653 0800 368 468 

2434390

Trusted Trades & 

Professional Services 

Guide 

To book your spaceinthis guide,phoneAmanda Keys 313 2840 or email amanda.keys@ncnews.co.nz 

Accountant 

Automotive &Recovery 

Builder 

Butchery 

Debra Jowsey &Karla Kilner 

Ph 0276733330 

We help with all Taxreturns for the 

salary &wage earner,self employed, rental, 

business,farm, GST, payday filing, rentalreturns 

2469229 

2070788 

• WOF Cars &Trailers 

• Vehicle Servicing & 

Repairs 

• Tyres &Punctures 

• Jump Starts 

• 

Towing &Salvage 

• Courtesy Car Available 

Ph Aaron Rowlands 

0272 588 366 

13 Stone Eyre Place, 

Swannanoa 

Eftpos available Mon –Fri 8am –5pm, Sat 9am –1pm 

• New Builds &Renovations 

• Light Commercial /Re-strengthening 

• Project Management 

• Bathrooms 

• Farm Buildings 

• House Lifting Re-piling 

• Shop Fit Outs 

2408831 

40+ years experience 

027 222 5078 

markw.hills@xtra.co.nz 

OxfordButchery 

Shane and Leanne Frahm 

We cankill&process yourstock 

FourGenerations of Frahms 

since 1957 

Ph 312 4205 

Oxford 

Number one 

old-fashioned bacon 

&ham curing. 

A/H 312 4709 

WE ARE OPEN, WEARE AESSENTIAL SERVICE 

2227889v2 

Carpentry 

Cattle Problems 

Computer Repairs 

Construction &Concrete 

2475070v2 

Quality Workmanship •Friendly Service 

New Builds, Renovations, Alterations, Decks, Pergolas, 

JoineryInstallation (incl. Windows), Roofing 

Ph: 027 390 3307 Email: jakec478@gmail.com 

• Live Humane Capture 

• Trucking 

• Tagging 

• Testing 

• Sale of unruly, difficult, pesky 

cattle 

Profit share 50-50 

Craig Flintoft 03 312 9432 

craigflintoft@gmail.com 

2459888 

Bruce Evans 

131 Ohoka Road 

Kaiapoi 

03 327 3111 

021 293 6331 

compucare@xtra.co.nz 

www.compucare.co.nz 

Computer Repairs &upgrades 

Prompt professional services 

2276525v2 

Virus &malware removal 

New &UsedPC’s4Sale 

All Construction & Concrete Work 

•Driveways, patios &paths 

•Bridges and Culverts 

•Floors, foundations 

•Sheds and buildings 

•Dairy Sheds, Herd homes 

•Silage pits, effluent ponds 

•Excavation and cartage 

•Precast concrete 

•Insulated panels 

Daryl Power 

027 230 9401 

concretepower@scorch.co.nz 

www.concretepower.co.nz 

2273277 

DENTURE CLINIC 

Ear Health 

Electrician 

Engineering 

RANGIORA 

DENTURE CLINIC 

Garry WMechen 

Registered Clinical DentalTechncian 

Phone (03) 313-9192 

38a Ashley Street, Rangiora 

NEW N W DENTURES D ES 

*RELINE * *REPAIRS 

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HOURS 

8.30am -12noon 

- Monday to Friday 

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AND ADVICE 

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For a/h repairs 

phone (03) 310-3044 

For all your landscaping needs 

All Landscaping, Retaining Walls (Engineered and 

Non-Engineered), Timber Fences, Landscape Structures 

and more...Lifestyle Block, Rural and Residential. 

Phone Jeremy 021 169 9394 

www.blackhill.co.nz 

www.facebook.com/blackhillltd 

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Landscaping 

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www.ncnews.co.nz 

Visit now toview the paper online &more! 

• Ear Health checks. 

• Wax removal using Microsuction 

• Removal of foreign bodies 

• Basic hearing aid care 

• ACC provider 

• WarVeteran provider 

• No medical referral 

required 

Clinics in Rangiora, Amberley and Kaiapoi 

Rest homes/retirement villages, booking by prior arrangement. 

Bookings: Online www.earcare.nz |Phone 020 4124 25 25 

Email alison@earcare.nz | Ear Care Canterbury 

2324849 

HAVE YOU HAD 

THE SNIP YET? 

❖ Tree Topping ❖ Hedge/Shelter belt cutting 

❖ Gorse Hedge &Under Pivot cutting 

❖ Vegetation mulching 

TAKING BOOKINGS NOW 

Call Craig 

027 222 1632 

or 0800 SNIP IT 

Email 

craig@treesnip.co.nz 

2MACHINES OPERATING CANTERBURY WIDE 

2452097 

Hedge Cutting /Tree Topping 

www.treesnip.co.nz 

Scrap Metal 

CASH PAID FOR SCRAP 

•Car Bodies •Scrap Steel•Specialists in Farm 

Machinery•All non Ferrous 

MAINLAND 

METALS LTD 

Ph (03)338 7000 

Mike0274 818544 •Robbie 0274818 027 

Locally owned and operated 

1902273 

A-GR8-SPARKYLTD 

• All Commercial &Residential electrical work 

• Fault finding and Test &tag 

• Heat pumps, TV comms /Data 

Daniel Parkin P 03 314 3706 |022 642 7078 

Dirk Potgieter P 03 960 3798 |022 658 3344 

E quicksill@gmail.com | W agr8sparky.co.nz 

2130 Omihi Road, Greta Valley, 7483 

Plumbing 

For all 

general 

aspects of 

plumbing 

Discounts for over 

65 years old 

Fast friendly service 

All work guaranteed 

Aaron McCartney 

Certifying Plumber 

Cell 027 366 9091 

A/H 03 310 2137 

Free Call: 

0508 44EVER 

EMAIL: 

plumber_27@yahoo.com 

2172994 

2464654 

Seamless Spouting 

Seamless Spouting 

2269236 

For your Engineering needs 

187d Ohoka Road, Kaiapoi 

Phone 03 327 5246 |027 495 2821 

toppeng@xtra.co.nz 

Supply and Install 

of Seamless Gutters 

10 year no leaks 

guarantee 

• Continuous spouting made on site, 

large colour range available 

• High grade and thicker material used 

• Repair or replace any type of gutter 

• Undertake all insurance work 

• Independently owned and operated 

• Competitive pricing 

Servicing North CanterburyDistricts 

Call Marvin 027 371 4179 

spouting2u@gmail.com 

2481421 

Tools &Equipment 

SALES 

PARTS 

SERVICE 

ACCESSORIES 

ON-FARM VISITS 

Water Blasters, Log Splitters, Generators, 

Air Compressors, Water Pumps, Air Tools, Spray 

Equipment, Replacement Ag Seats, Small Motors. 

Free local machinerydelivery. 

Richard Black www.BLAX.nz 

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2435547v2 

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2019 Toyota C-HR Limited 

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2018 Toyota HighlanderGXL 

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2018 Rav4 GXL 

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2019 Toyota Rav4 GX 

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2017 Rav4 Limited 

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2021 Toyota Fortuner 

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$ 

41,995 

2017 HiluxSR2WD 

•2.8L Turbo Diesel Auto 

•Alloys, Bluetooth, Camera 

•78,050km 

$ 

39,995 

2012Hilux2WD 

•3.0L TurboDiesel Manual 

•Bluetooth, Cruise Control 

•Canopy,Towbar 

$ 

26,995 

2017 HiluxSR4WD 


•Canopy, Towbar 


$ 

37,995 

2015Ford RangerXLT 

•3.2LTurbo Diesel Auto, 2WD 

•Alloys, Bluetooth, Tonneau 

•Rear Sensors 

NOW 

WAS$29,995 

$ 

27,995 

2022 Ex-Demo Hilux 

SR5 Cruiser 

2016 HiluxSR5 Limited 2021 Daihatsu HijetDump 2016 HiluxSR5 Ltd4WD 2017 HiluxSR4WD 

2WD 

Truck 

•2.8L Turbo Diesel, TRDAlloys 


•2.8L Turbo Diesel, Leather,18”Alloys •650ccPetrolManual, 4WD 

•Sports Lid&Bar,Leather 

•Canopy, Towbar 

$ 

•SportsBar 

•Tipper Deck, DiffLocker, Hi-LoRatio •Satnav,Only83,800kms 


•Tonneau. 

•Only 100kms 

74,995 

$ 

42,995 

$ 

31,995 

$ 

49,995 

$ 

39,995 

Percival Street,Rangiora • Ph (03) 313-8186 any time • www.rangiora.toyota.co.nz 

•150Kw2.8L Turbo Diesel, Auto 

•Sports Bar &Lid,Leather 

•5-Star Safety, Only 2,100kms 

Signature 

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FINANCE &INSURANCE AVAILABLE

North Canterbury News: June 30, 2022

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