Bay Harbour: July 20, 2022

WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 2022 

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local news. 

Widening 

the search 

for Bertie 

Page 2 

Planting aims 

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lake 

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Esplanade bungalow sells for $3.5m 

• By Nikki Preston 

A LARGE, renovated home 

(above) on the highly sought 

after Esplanade, in Sumner, has 

sold for $3.5 million – more 

than $1.6m above RV. 

On average only one property 

a year comes up for sale on 

the street, meaning demand is 

high. 

Said Harcourts Christchurch 

city agent Alison Aitken, 

who sold the five-bedroom, 

three-bathroom home: “The 

Esplanade is the place to be if 

you can ever get in there.” 

The Esplanade property 

was owned by a craftsman 

builder who had both renovated 

and extended what was initially 

a 1940s bungalow to create 

a large, modern family 

home. 

There were six registered 

buyers and three people actively 

bidding at the auction. 

• Turn to page 5 

Call for 

alcohol 

ban after 

anti-social 

behaviour 

• By Emily Moorhouse 

AN ALCOHOL ban in Woolston 

Village is being investigated after 

concerns of anti-social behaviour. 

Woolston resident 

Paul McMahon 

presented a petition 

to the Waikura 

Linwood-Central-Heathcore 

Community 

Board at its 

latest meeting. 

The petition, 

with more than 150 

signatures from residents and 

Paul 

McMahon 

local businesses, was in support of 

introducing an alcohol ban. 

McMahon said what was most 

upsetting was the increase in public 

drinking and intoxication on 

Ferry Rd, where a group of people 

frequently sit on street furniture 

drinking alcohol. 

“[They are] leering at women, 

scaring school children, begging 

for money so they can purchase 

cheap alcohol from the local offlicences,” 

McMahon said. 

McMahon has had discussions 

with local businesses, which agree 

there is an increase in alcoholrelated 

harm in the area. 


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The beloved seven-and-a-half yearold 

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Her owner Mary McNulty fears the 

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NEWS 3 

Show of support for an alcohol ban 

• From page 1 

A Woolston pharmacist, 

who didn’t want to be named, 

supported McMahon’s bid to 

bring in an alcohol ban. 

“There is frequent litter, graffiti 

and vandalism in Woolston 

Village. We have been robbed 

three times since 2011, once at 

knifepoint,” they said. 

“Woolston has issues with 

people consuming alcohol on 

the street and loitering around, 

particularly on the street 

furniture on either side of Ferry 

Rd. 

“We do not attempt to 

intervene or approach these 

people because they are often in 

groups and highly intoxicated, as 

well as abusive and threatening. 

We are just resigned to it being 

this way and hope it goes away.” 

McMahon said these issues 

SUMNER residents over the age 

of 18 have the opportunity to be 

part of academic research about 

the communication of climate 

change issues. 

The study is part of an investigation 

into how people prefer 

to receive information about 

climate change. 

Ara Institute of Canterbury 

masters of sustainable practice 

have been ongoing, but there has 

been an increase in the last eight 

months. 

“There’s plenty of evidence that 

there’s a problem,” he said. 

“I am aware that an alcohol 

ban is a very blunt tool and is not 

a solution in itself. I do not 

student Beatrice Cheer is 

conducting an ethics-approved 

anonymous study in Sumner for 

her dissertation. 

She is using the issue of sea 

level rise to find out how people 

prefer to engage with messages 

about risk. 

Cheer said global studies 

indicate that people react to 

images, academic text or lay 

ACTION: 

Concerns 

about 

alcoholrelated 

harm 

in Woolston 

Village have 

led to a call 

for a ban on 

alcohol. 

wish to criminalise people who 

are poor and addicted to alcohol.” 

However, he said it was 

important to bring in an alcohol 

ban so people in the community 

could call the police if they saw 

someone drinking in the street 

persons copy in different ways 

and that even between images, 

there is preference. Images 

combined with specific wording 

can also affect the ability of the 

reader to engage in the message, 

depending on the tone. 

“Some people prefer maps 

and some prefer cartoons. And 

some people like just the facts 

and others prefer a humorous 

right away, before waiting for an 

issue to arise. 

McMahon also wants local 

shops to stop selling cheap, high 

alcohol percentage single cans, 

saying this wasn’t suitable for a 

community. 

Community board chair 

Alexandra Davids thanked 

McMahon for his efforts in 

gathering signatures and said the 

board has been approached by 

people in the past with similar 

concerns. 

She said some business owners 

and residents raised concerns in 

2016 and the idea of an alcohol 

ban was discussed, but as this 

was difficult to implement and 

isn’t a “one-fix solution” it was 

dropped. 

“With an alcohol ban police 

can move people on, but it’s 

about having police available to 

message – it varies quite widely,” 

she said. 

“But overall, it’s important 

for communicators to know 

what a population prefers and, if 

possible, why, so that important 

risk messages can be framed 

in certain ways. If people can’t 

engage with the message, 

then they won’t follow urgent 

instructions”. 

HAVE YOUR SAY: Do you 

think Woolston Village 

needs an alcohol ban? 

Email emily.moorhouse@ 

starmedia.kiwi 

do that,” she said. 

Davids also raised concerns 

that by implementing a ban it 

would just move people out of 

the area, rather than fixing the 

issue. 

“I think we need to be looking 

at the issue on a wider scale, 

there’s lots of systematic issues 

involved in that.” 

The community board has 

requested a staff report on the 

implementation of an alcohol 

ban in Woolston Village. Davids 

is hoping to have an update by 

early August during the next 

meeting. 

Survey about climate change seeks participants 

Cheer hopes her research will 

inform the communication 

profession in New Zealand 

as well as local and regional 

councils, which are needing to 

engage with their communities 

about climate change on an everincreasing 

basis. 

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NEWS 5 

AUCTIONED: An earthquake-damaged two-bedroom house in Celia St, Redcliffs, sold under the hammer for $562,000. Right – this four-bedroom 

home in Clark St, Sumner, sold last week for $968,000. 

Stock in Sumner traditionally low in winter 


Aitken said there weren’t many 

houses for sale in Sumner at the 

moment which was consistent 

with the winter 

months when stock was 

traditionally low. Most of 

the properties that had 

been on the market now 

had “sold” signs on them. 

Aitken said people 

loved living the area’s 

energy. 

“It’s the community, 

it’s the vibe, it’s the beach, it’s the 

surf, it’s the shops, it’s the cafes, 

it’s the walks,” she said. 

Meanwhile, an earthquake-damaged 

home in 

Redcliffs exceeded vendor and 

Alison Aitken 

agent expectations after selling at 

auction for $562,000 – more than 

$70,000 above RV. 

The listing agent for the 

two-bedroom Celia St 

home, Bayleys’ Marilyn 

Still, said 11 bidders had 

registered for the auction. 

“There were lots of people 

there wanting to bid, 

but it went up too fast,” 

she said. “The people 

bidding towards the end 

were people who wanted 

it to repair to either live in or to 

keep,” she said. 

The auction opened at 

$300,000 and eventually sold 

after a total of 31 bids. 

“The auction was an incredibly 

successful auction.” 

She said the stand-alone 

property had attracted a swathe 

of interest from people – many of 

whom were hoping to buy it for 

a low price, repair it, reinsure it 

and then resell it. 

It was sold “as is, where is”, 

although an earthquake claim 

had never been filed on the 

property. 

Still explained that an earthquake-damaged 

property that 

had not been assessed by the 

Earthquake Commission would 

not get insurance unless an engineer’s 

report confirmed it was 

structurally sound. Without full 

insurance, it is also difficult to get 

a mortgage. 

“That’s something that 

people up in the North Island 

don’t understand about 

Christchurch earthquake business,” 

she said.. 

CoreLogic chief economist 

Kelvin Davidson said that “as 

is, where is” sales were a rarity 

in the Christchurch market, 

whereas 10 years go about one in 

20 houses sold in the city were 

earthquake-damaged. 

Most of the city’s earthquake-damaged 

properties had 

either been fixed or demolished, 

he said. 

“Redcliffs is on the side of the 

hill that was badly damaged [in 

the earthquakes] and there could 

be the odd ‘as, where is’ property 

kicking around but it would be 

the exception rather than the 

rule,” said Davidson. 

Still recently sold four-bedroom 

cottage in the suburb, on 

Clark St, for $968,000. It was the 

first time the property had been 

on the market in 38 years and it 

was bought by a couple who lived 

in another area of Christchurch. 

Still recently sold fourbedroom 

cottage in Clark St, 

Sumner, for $968,000. It was the 

first time the property had been 

on the market in 38 years and it 

was bought by a couple who lived 

in another area of Christchurch, 

but had wanted to move to 

Sumner. 

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NEWS 7 

Coastal Pathway progress on track 

Hanno 

Sander 

from the 

Christchurch 

Coastal 

Pathway 

Group 

updates readers on the 

project 

CONSTRUCTION of the final 

section of the Christchurch 

Coastal Pathway: Te Ara Ihutai 

has progressed exceedingly well, 

according to our contractor 

Fulton Hogan. They have been 

busy working in multiple areas, 

installing infrastructure along 

the segment between the pump 

station and Shag Rock, and sheet 

piling between the tram stop 

and the rifle range drain to allow 

for the first stage of the rock 

revetment construction. 

It’s very important that 

Fulton Hogan completes critical 

infrastructure work before the 

anticipated return of the 

endangered white flippered 

penguins in August. Since much 

of this work is carried out in the 

narrowest section between the 

rock cliff and the estuary, they 

have had to close one lane of 

traffic during parts of the day. 

The most difficult part of the 

project – the renewal of the 

sewer and water services – is 

nearing completion, allowing 

the upgrade of the power cables 

to commence. This part of the 

project should be completed 

in approximately three weeks, 

resulting in a return to normal 

two-way traffic for a period of 

time prior to construction 

of the anchor block wall and 

cantilevered path sections of the 

project. Once complete, this 

will allow us to walk, scoot, 

bike and jog on the completed 

pathway – all the way from 

Ferrymead to Sumner. 

Approximately 180 metres of 

sheet piling has been installed 

between the tram stop and the 

rifle range drain, and the rock 

revetment that will eventually 

support the pathway is now 

being built. Workers are also 

building a new timber bridge off 

site that will span the rifle range 

drain. Once the rock revetment 

is complete, between the tram 

stop and rifle range drain the 

sheet piling will be reused in the 

section between the rifle range 

drain and the Christchurch 

Yacht Club. 

Please look after our road 

workers by sticking to the 

reduced 30kph speed limit when 

driving through the roadworks. 

Also please be on the lookout for 

merging cyclists and pedestrians 

at temporary crossings. 

ONWARDS: Fulton Hogan 

is nearing completion of 

the most difficult part of 

the project, the renewal of 

sewer and water services. 

• Feel free to contact 

the Coastal Pathway 

Group at http:ccp.org.nz 

with any questions 

or comments. 

The Christchurch 

Coastal Pathway Group 

had the initial vision for 

the four-metre wide 

shared pathway to 

connect people, land, and 

the sea. 

Its mission is to 

promote and facilitate 

the creation and use 

of an internationallystandard 

coastal 

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Scarborough Beach 

for the benefit of 

Christchurch residents 

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Early on, it formed a 

governance team with 

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Waikura Linwood-Central- 

Heathcote Community 

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funding to finish the 

pathway by applying to 

the Government’s shovel 

ready fund. 

CCPG and the city 

council held a number 

of community outreach 

events to outline detailed 

plans. 

In late 2021, Fulton 

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tender by the city council 

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Trial aims to boost lake’s eco-system 

IT IS HOPED an ambitious, 

underwater planting trial at Te 

Waihora/Lake Ellesmere will help 

restore the ecosystem. 

National Institute of Water and 

Atmospheric Research scientists 

are working to re-establish beds 

of kōrepo (Ruppia megacarpa), 

a tall submerged plant that 

stabilises bottom sediments, helps 

keep water clean, and provides 

good habitat for fish and other 

aquatic organisms. 

Decades ago, the lake was 

dominated by this vegetation – 

until a massive storm in 1968 (the 

same one that caused the Wahine 

maritime disaster) ripped out the 

plant beds. 

It destroyed the lake’s filtration 

system – fuelling algal blooms. 

The kōrepo also had a buffering 

effect on waves, and the loss of 

this barrier caused sediment to 

resuspend (stir up) – providing 

nutrients for the algal growth. 

As a result, the water became 

permanently murky and 

the kōrepo beds couldn’t reestablish. 

In recent years, NIWA has been 

working with the Te Waihora cogovernance 

partners on a range 

of activities to try and re-grow 

other types of macrophytes (water 

plants) in the lake, such asfennelleaved 

pondweed (Stuckenia 

pectinata) and horse’s mane weed 

(Ruppia polycarpa). 

However, none have properly 

established. 

In 2018 a coastal survey 

revealed a couple of sites that still 

supported kōrepo – including 

Ashworth’s Ponds in North 

Canterbury. 

In 2020, the scientists gained 

approval to collect this species 

from the ponds. 

The plants were then 

transferred to a culture facility 

made up of large plastic tanks in 

Taumutu, close to the lake. 

NIWA lead scientist, Mary de 

Winton, said a range of treatment 

methods were used. 

“We were trying to evaluate 

which techniques were best, both 

for plant growth and also ease 

of handling and planting into Te 

Waihora,” she said. 

This included trialling the 

kōrepo in sand, soil and gravel 

mixes (as a growth medium) and 

planting them in biodegradable 

pots, rock wool, hessian sleeves 

or sacks, ready for transplanting 

once they had established. 

The team also had to ensure the 

plants wouldn’t be ‘shocked’ by 

their new environment. 

Said de Winton: “In May, we 

checked the salinity of the water 

at Te Waihora and based on that 

reading, we added salt to the 

culture to help them prepare for 

their move from freshwater to 

brackish water in the lagoon.” 

On June 19, 2022, the arduous 

process began of transferring 

around 700 potted plants to their 

new home in Overton’s Bay, a 

naturally sheltered part of the lake 

TRIAL: National Institute 

of Water and Atmospheric 

Research’s Paul Champion 

and Mary de Winton, 

harvesting plant material at 

Ashworth’s Ponds. 

on the western side. 

Paul Champion, NIWA 

principal scientist of freshwater 

ecology, said conditions over 

that four-day period were “pretty 

horrid”. 


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Planting kōrepo helps keep water clean 


“We had quite high winds and 

the water temperature was pretty 

low. At one point, we arrived 

to find our hose and gloves 

had frozen solid. But we wore 

exposure suits, so it wasn’t too 

uncomfortable,” he said. 

The team included NIWA 

hydrodynamics technician 

Jade Arnold, who looked after 

field logistics, was in charge of 

transferring the material from the 

growth facility to the lake. 

Meanwhile, fellow scientist 

Iñigo Zabarte-Maeztu – armed 

with a face mask – was tasked 

with securing each plant in its 

spot, into depressions in sticky 

mud on the lake floor. 

Champion said a plastic mesh 

cage was placed over a portion 

of the kōrepo, to protect them from 

water birds such as black swans. 

“We want to see if bird 

browsing is a reason that plants 

haven’t previously been able to 

persist in those areas.” 

It’s hoped the kōrepo will start 

growing in spring – and it will 

be known by summer whether 

they’ve established or not. 

Said Champion: “We have 

noticed from Google Earth that 

other submerged vegetation 

has grown in Overton’s Bay on 

a couple of occasions in the last 

10 years, so we knew that our 

transplant site was capable of 

supporting plants, at least for a 

short period of time.” 

He is thrilled be part of such an 

ambitious project – which could 

potentially be a turning point for 

the lake’s health. 

“I don’t know if we’re going 

to get there, but I think that by 

putting that amount of material 

in it, we’ve given kōrepo a 

fighting chance.” 

HABITAT: Underwater 

planting at Te Waihora/Lake 

Ellesmere’s Overton’s Bay 

by NIWA scientists hopes 

to re-establish submerged 

vegetation. Below right – 

Potted plants ready for 

transplantation. 

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AN interesting reminiscence 

has come to light regarding one 

of Canterbury’s most renowned 

gaol breakers, Jonathan Roberts. 

In this document, the unnamed 

author and owner of the 

old photograph of Jack’s Hut, 

Kaituna Valley, recounts how 

his grandfather and great uncle 

would take food up to the hut, 

which he claims was built by the 

wrongly accused ‘horse thief’ 

Roberts while on the run after 

breaking out of Rīpapa Island 

gaol. 

The kindness shown to ‘Jack’ 

and the ready belief in his innocence 

was typical of the wider 

public sympathy for the young 

man and his daring exploits in 

defiance of the law. 

Jonathan Roberts was born 

in 1861 in Cornwall, UK. His 

parents moved to South Canterbury, 

near Temuka, to take up 

farming when he was a child. 

Jonathan, aged 17 years, settled 

on a banking career and was 

employed as a bank clerk at the 

Temuka Bank of New Zealand in 

December 1877. Eight years later, 

in April 1885, at the venerable 

age of 25, he resigned, ending 

up in Christchurch in late 1886 

looking to make something of 

his life beyond banking. 

This new career led to him 

making use of his technical 

writing skills in the forging of a 

cheque that was cashed out for 

£76 17s 6d. More or less caught 

in the act, the former bank clerk 

protested his innocence, but 

pleaded guilty and was sentenced 

to 12 months hard labour in 


Treasures from the past: 

Gaol breaker Jack Roberts 

HIDEAWAY: Jack’s Hut, Kaituna Valley, late 1800s. Built by 

Jonathan Roberts while hiding from the police for horse 

stealing. Te Ūaka The Lyttelton Museum Ref 14842.1 

https://www.teuaka.org.nz/online-collection/1135753 

September 1886. 

After serving his time, Roberts 

made his way back to Timaru, 

but in January 1888 again ran 

afoul of the law when convicted 

of horse stealing and sentenced 

to five years hard labour. While 

again protesting his innocence, 

and somewhat taken aback at the 

severity of the sentence, Roberts 

promptly bolted from Timaru 

gaol and was at liberty from 

April 28 to May 30, 1888. And 

so the legend of the free-spirited 

gaol breaker was born. 

While on the run there were 

numerous reports of sightings, 

and police north and south of 

Timaru were kept busy for a 

month, much to the amusement 

of the local populace and newspapers, 

with reports that the 

women of Timaru ‘prayed for 

his escape’ every night he was a 

free man. Helped along the way 

by various well-wishers, he was 

eventually caught in Killinchy 

where he had been working as a 

farm labourer. 

Taken to Christchurch gaol, 

on June 6 he was sentenced to a 

further year for the escape and 

ended up in the prisoner work 

gang at Fort Jervois on the infamous 

Rīpapa Island. 

The island could not hold 

the irrepressible Roberts and 

he again bolted just two days 

later on 8 June 1888. Breaking 

through a wall and crossing the 

channel at high tide, he made 

his way through Purau to the 

heights overlooking Koukourarata 

Port Levy before turning 

towards Te Ahu Patiki Mt 

Herbert and finally the Kaituna 

Valley where he built Jack’s Hut. 

The news caused a sensation 

and Jonathan Roberts was once 

again the talk of Canterbury 

with a £50 reward for his capture 

as the police scoured the Port 

Hills. 

Meanwhile, he was feted at the 

Christchurch Skating Carnival, 

and drunken hooligans chanted 

his name in the city streets. 

A sixpence pamphlet was 

published titled Adventures of 

Jonathan Roberts, along with 

a good trade in photograph 

keepsakes, while the Mohawk 

Minstrels theatre company 

performed the farce ‘The Escape 

of Jonathan Roberts’ to much 

applause. 

By late August 1888 rumours 

were circulating that Roberts had 

escaped on a sailing ship bound 

for the Americas, and eventually 

he faded into Canterbury history. 

Then in August 1924 an article 

was published in the NZ Truth 

purporting to interview the 

old Jonathan Roberts, then 63, 

and living in ‘domestic bliss’ on 

his own farm in Virginia, US, 

having lived a life free of crime, 

thanks to the kindness 

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