Bay Harbour: August 10, 2022

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 2022 

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100-year-old theatre group 

‘hanging on by a thread’ 

• By Emily Moorhouse 

A SUMNER theatre company is 

“hanging on by a thread” after 

Covid has caused audience 

and volunteer numbers to 

dwindle. 

The Makutu Community 

Theatre (formerly Sumner 

Theatre Group) has been 

described as “dying a slow death” 

as it struggles to cover costs and 

bring in new volunteers. 

Theatre president Sarah 

Mankelow said before the 

February 22, 2011 earthquake, 

the group had 150 volunteers and 

it was difficult to fit everyone on 

stage. 

Now, with about 20 volunteers 

including cast, backstage workers 

and bar staff, the group is 

struggling to operate. 

“There’s so much work that 

goes into it, if there’s not enough 

people to spread the load then it 

becomes a chore and that’s when 

the fun goes out of it for those of 

us that are left,” she said. 

The group has been running for 

more than 100 years, performing 

cabaret-style shows that see the 

audience seated at tables rather 

than in rows. 

The group’s longest standing 

member Colin Evans remembers 

his first performance when he 

was 14 in 1986. He later joined the 

group when he was 25, becoming 

stage manager for three years. 

The now 50-year-old took a 

break in 2018, but has come back 

this year after seeing the group 

struggle to pull in audience and 

volunteer numbers. 

“I never really thought it was 

my thing as a kid, then I realised 

how much fun it is,” he said. 

Evans’ mother Lin and sister 

Karen Doak were also performers 

for the group, while his father 

Dave had been stage manager in 

the 1990s. 

“It’s been a pretty big part of my 

life, so I don’t want to see it die,” 

Evans said. 

There’s usually 10 shows each 

season, reduced to eight following 

the earthquake. 

However, this year there 

are only four, this Friday and 

Saturday night (August 12 and 

13) and next Friday and Saturday 

(19 and 20). 

Mankelow said the group is 

also struggling to cover costs for 

renting the city council owned 

building Matuku Takotako: 

Sumner Centre. 

• Turn to page 7 

MEMORIES: Colin Evans (far 

left) and Bobby Almond in 

Swan Lake in 1998. Right - 

Sarah Mankelow playing Bert in 

the 2019 Summer Carnivale. 

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COVID HAS wreaked havoc 

across society and now the 

Makutu Community Theatre 

is feeling its savage effects 

(see page 1). 

The group says it is “dying 

a slow death” as it struggles 

to cover costs and bring in 

new volunteers. 

It once had 150 volunteers 

and full houses for 

productions, but there are 

now only about 20 people to 

cover cast, backstage workers 

and bar staff. Financing 

productions is also becoming 

a problem. 

“There’s so much work 

that goes into it, if there’s not 

enough people to spread the 

load then it becomes a chore 

and that’s when the fun goes 

out of it for those of us that 

are left,” says theatre president 

Sarah Mankelow. 

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Wednesday August 10 2022 Bay Harbour News 

NEWS 3 

No bus to Governors Bay questioned 

• By Tina Grumball 

GOVERNORS BAY residents 

are questioning why they weren’t 

involved in a recent extension of 

a bus route around the bays. 

Environment Canterbury and 

Te Pātaka o Rākaihautū Banks 

Peninsula Community Board 

members Reuben Davidson and 

Tyrone Fields trumpeted the 

service to Rapaki Bay in Bay 

Harbour News when it was reintroduced 

two weeks ago. 

But the community 4km 

further along have said they have 

not heard anything about when 

they might have a service of their 

own again. 

When bus route 28 was under 

review earlier this year, residents 

of Governors Bay sent 49 submissions 

to ECan, Governors 

Bay Community Transport Trust 

former chairwoman Jennifer 

Swaffield said. 

The submissions encouraged 

ECan to extend the route to Governors 

Bay. 

However, resident David 

Gregory said ECan ignored 

submissions as no one had heard 

anything back. 

Swaffield did not recall anyone 

having contact either. 

ECan’s senior manager public 

transport, Stewart Gibbon, told 

Bay Harbour News it received 

feedback from the Governors 

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Jennifer 

Swaffield 

said 49 

submissions 

were sent to 

ECan. 

Bay community during the review, 

but most submissions were 

outside the scope of it. 

However, staff were to perform 

another service review for the 

bays, including Governors, and 

a review of improved schedules 

for workers requiring earlier 

services. 

Governors Bay would be 

incorporated into the service 

review planned for 2023/24, he 

said. 

“We value all feedback from 

our communities and encourage 

the Governors Bay community 

to continue having their say on 

public transport.” 

Community board member 

Tyrone Fields said he was aware 

of the desire for an increase of 

public transport around the 

harbour. 

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Bay community’s needs, 

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he acknowledged the topic was 

complex to solve. 

“In a world where Environment 

Canterbury funds 

bus routes and [city council] 

funds infrastructure, it needs 

co-ordination between the 

different stakeholders to get the 

cut-through against a narrative 

of service and funding cuts,” he 

noted. 

Fellow member Reuben 

Davidson said the bus add-on 

showed “how effective it is when 

communities, who have the 

need, consult directly with the 

regional council who manage the 

resource.” 

The service was just a “positive 

step, but not the end of the conversation,” 

he said. 

Fields commented that “public 

transport services to the Lyttleton 

bays have been eroded over 

the years, both for school kids 

and for residents.” 

“The recent win for Cass Bay 

was welcome and hard fought 

by residents and there is plenty 

to do.” 

Governors Bay Community 

Association chairwoman Karen 

Banwell said the issue wasn’t 

easy to solve as, though the community 

wanted a bus, the current 

bus 28 went through Lyttleton, 

which was out of the way. 

The last time a public transport 

bus entered Governor’s Bay 

was 11 years ago. 

Only after persistent campaigning 

did ECan provide the 

service, which was enjoyed for 

three weeks before it terminated 

it after the February 22, 2011, 

earthquake. 

Banwell said the bus service 

went through Dyers Pass and 

linked up to other services at The 

Princess Margaret Hospital. 

Not only were the roads damaged, 

but ECan said there was 

not enough patronage to keep it 

going; something Swaffield said 

was “a bit unfair” considering it 

had run for so little time. 

The organisation did, however, 

grant the community some 

funds for the Transport Trust 

to start running the GovBus in 

2013. 

But the community had to 

manage the bus themselves and 

were entirely reliant on volunteer 

drivers. 

After Covid-19 rolled through, 

the already struggling service 

ground to a halt and the trust 

was officially disestablished 

recently. 

“There’s only so much you can 

expect people to do,” Swaffield 

said. 

Community board chairwoman 

Tori Peden said the board 

would be “more than happy to 

help” and advocate for the Governor’s 

Bay residents. 

Every year the board sent in 

submissions to ECan and Peden 

said they had been bringing the 

community to the table. 

If the bus was reinstated, 

Swaffield said not only would 

residents use it to get to 

Christchurch central, but others 

would use it to visit Governors 

Bay; something they saw 

people doing when GovBus was 

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NEWS 5 

Diamond Harbour wharf work starts soon 

PREPARATIONS are under 

way for the start of work on a $3 

million upgrade of the Diamond 

Harbour Wharf. 

Contractors are due to begin 

working on the wharf on September 

1. 

The wharf, which is used for 

the regular Black Cat ferry service 

from Lyttelton, is being upgraded 

to improve its lifespan and to address 

accessibility issues. 

“People in 

wheelchairs can’t 

get onto the ferry 

Andrew 

Rutledge 

from the wharf 

and it is also difficult 

for those with 

bikes or pushchairs. 

The steps 

are often under 

water or slippery, 

which makes getting on and off 

the ferry tricky, particularly when 

conditions are a bit rough,’’ city 

council head of parks Andrew 

Rutledge said. 

“To improve access and safety 

we are going to put a floating 

pontoon on the south side of the 

wharf where there is more protection 

from the wind and the waves. 

We are also going to upgrade the 

existing decking, handrails and 

seating on the main wharf.’’ 

The decommissioned Derrick 

crane that currently sits on the 

wharf is going to be retained, but 

it will be relocated to the other 

side of the wharf. 

The entire project will take 

about six months and the contractor, 

Hunter Civil, will stage 

the work so that the wharf can 

remain open. However, access 

will be limited and there may 

be temporary changes, at times, 

to the way that people get onto 

the wharf. These changes will be 

clearly signposted. 

The first stage of the work will 

involve driving piles into the 

seabed for the new pontoon to 

connect to. Once the piles are 

in place and the pontoon connected, 

Hunter Civil will start the 

maintenance and repair work on 

the wharf itself. 

“During this time the pontoon 

will be connected to the piles attached 

to the wharf by a gangway. 

We are working closely with Environment 

Canterbury and Black 

Cat to ensure there is minimal 

disruption to commuters during 

this time,’’ Rutledge said. 

“The environmental assessment 

we commissioned shows the piling 

work should have little impact 

on the marine environment, but 

we are going to have a marine 

mammal observer present during 

the piling operation. If they spot a 

dolphin or other marine mammal 

within 400m of the site, the piling 

work will stop until they have 

left the area or there has been 30 

minutes without a sighting.’’ 

Over the summer people will 

still be able to swim in Diamond 

Harbour and access their moorings 

but they will need to be 

mindful of the construction activity 

on and around the wharf. 

“We realise this work will 

cause some disruption but the 

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to be safe, accessible and a more 

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“We are hoping to have the 

work completed in about six 

months but as with all construction 

projects involving old structures, 

you never know exactly 

what you are going to encounter 

until you start doing the physical 

work. There is also a possibility 

that we may encounter some 

supply chain issues. If there are 

delays that impact the delivery of 

the project or the operation of the 

ferry, we will let people know.’’ 

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NEWS 7 

Theatre group’s show hopefully not its last 

• From page 1 

The group moved into 

the building after the old 

building at the same address 

was demolished following the 

earthquake. 

The group uses the income 

from tickets to cover rental costs 

but with cancelled shows and 

fewer tickets being purchased, 

this was becoming more 

difficult. 

“We’re running on bare 

bones . . . basically our costs are 

increasing and we’ve had a year 

of no income and a year last year 

of marginal income,” Mankelow 

said. 

“People have changed the way 

they socialise . . . some people 

are quite reluctant to be in 

large groups still in a crowded 

situation.” 

Mankelow said the old 

building was used only by the 

theatre group so had changing 

rooms and space for storage, 

however the new facility is 

designed for wider community 

use. 

This means the group has to 

pay $10,000 a year to hire storage 

units for costumes and props. 

“I’m now questioning whether 

we keep our costumes because 

$10,000 a year is most of our 

income, if we’re even doing a full 

season, so it just doesn’t add up 

anymore,” Mankelow said. 

She said the current building 

also has leaking issues, with 

the recent flooding seeing half 

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Mankelow said it would be 

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“We are hanging on by a 

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From swimming lessons to instructor 

IN 2002, a five-year-old Nick 

Weir jumped into the pool at 

Pioneer Recreation and Sport 

Centre for one of the first ever 

Swimsmart lessons. 

Now marking the 20 years of 

the city council programme, 

Weir has gone from pupil to 

teacher as the swim education 

team leader at Te Pou Toetoe: 

Linwood Pool. 

“I remember it was such a fun 

environment when I was a kid. 

The mix of learning a valuable 

skill but not really realising it 

because it was so much fun,” he 

said. 

From five to 14-years-old, 

Weir was part of the Swimsmart 

programme and two years 

later he got his first job as an 

instructor. 

“I’ve navigated my way 

through the ocean that is swim 

education, first and foremost 

being a swimmer, becoming an 

instructor, supervisor and then 

most recently becoming the 

team leader at Te Pou Toetoe,” 

Weir said. 

“I was definitely inspired by 

my years taking part in lessons. 

The more kids enjoy swimming 

lessons, the more they learn and 

that was the case for me.” 

In his current role he likes 

having the opportunity to teach 

and pass on the knowledge that 

I’ve acquired to new instructors. 

“Giving them the necessary 

skills to continue to teach our 

rangatahi and to continue give 

back to the community an 

essential life skill. My passion is 

helping people and if I can do so 

by continuing to help keep our 

tamariki safe in the water that to 

me is a job well done,” he said. 

“The Swimsmart programme 

has a focus on learning how to 

be safe in and around the water. 

If we can help kids become 

confident and help prevent 

drownings that is what’s most 

important.” 

But even now he never misses 

an opportunity to pop his togs 

on and jump in the pool to help 

teach the odd lesson. 

“This job is something that 

I absolutely love and have 

loved watching children and 

adults grow in their confidence 

and ability over the years,” he 

said. 

“There’s a real sense of feeling 

TEACHER: 

Nick Weir 

began the 

Swimsmart 

lessons when 

he was five 

and is now 

teaching 

youngsters 

how to be 

confident in 

the water. 

PHOTO: 

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like what we do has a positive 

impact on the community. Te 

Pou Toetoe and our work is 

making people’s lives better.” 

Christchurch Recreation and 

Sports Centres are marking 

the 20 years of Swimsmart by 

profiling 20 people who have 

been involved in the programme. 

Record St Margaret’s College 

contingent in winning 

Canterbury teams 

A record number of St Margaret’s 

College girls competed in two triumphant 

Canterbury teams that won their respective 

national titles during the recent Term 

break. 

Ten SMC girls made under 18 regional 

selection – five in netball and five in 

hockey. 

Netballers Te Ata Hassan, Bridie James, 

Ashlyn Koce, Cara Mustchin and Josie 

Seymour triumphed in the Canterbury 

U18A netball team, claiming top honours 

with the Margaret Forysth Cup. 

Niamh McKenzie, Sorell Shand, Phoebe 

Spear, Mezzy Surridge, and Molly Williams 

lined up for the winning U18A girls hockey 

team. 

Director of Sport Helen Belcher says the 

girls’ achievements reflected hard work and 

commitment. 

“These are both stunning performances 

and we’re so proud of all the girls have 

achieved. It’s not easy balancing the rigours 

of sport with academic requirements but 

the girls are very dedicated and deserve 

success.” 

In addition to our students, SMC 

was also well-represented by our Sports 

staff, with Helen Belcher coaching the 

Canterbury U18A netball team, and 

Charlotte Lee, hockey coach and SMC 

Old Girl, coaching the Canterbury U18A 

hockey team. 

SMC has also had a strong contingent 

representing New Zealand overseas 

recently and in the upcoming months, in 

basketball, orienteering, rowing, tennis, 

kayaking, softball and fencing. 

If you would like to learn more about 

SMC’s programme of more than 80 

co-curricular activities across culture, 

sport and technology, and its outstanding 

academic results, visit stmargarets.school. 

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To learn more about enrolment 

at SMC, please contact our Admissions 

Manager, Susie Campbell on 03 353 2563/ 

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Bay Harbour News Wednesday August 10 2022 

10 

SPORT 


Sumner ‘gutted’ by loss in trophy final 

TOO LATE: Sumner fullback Jack Forrest scoring a try in 

the second half. Above – Sumner gracious in defeat. 

• By Fin Ocheduszko Brown 

SUMNER COLTS’ loss on 

Saturday – their first since April 

2021 – denied them a third 

consecutive Metropolitan Colts 

trophy. 

The 26-22 loss came at the 

hands of last year’s runners-up, 

Marist Albion, who were eager to 

seek revenge. 

Sumner’s halfback Jack Rule 

said the team was “gutted, 

obviously . . . the boys are 

hurting”. 

Sumner made a strong start 

with Will Chunn capitalising 

on a kick inside the opening 

five minutes, scoring in the far 

corner. The try would end up 

being Sumner’s only points in 

the first half. 

Meanwhile, Marist Albion 

piled on a flurry of points, 

slotting a penalty and two 

converted tries to lead 17-5 at the 

break. 

Rule said Sumner came out 

“fizzing” in the second half, 

displaying a valiant performance 

right out the blocks. A try 

and conversion from first-five 

Terrence Graham kick-started 

the momentum. A textbook 

goose-step allowed him to evade 

the defender – copping a headhigh 

shot in the process – but 

diving over nevertheless. 

The second part of the half 

also came courtesy of Graham. 

He again displayed rapid speed 

to steer clear of the opposing 

defender and burrow over. 

However, ill-discipline 

kept Marist Albion ahead on 

the scoreboard, kicking two 

penalties to stretch their lead to 

23-17 with just eight minutes to 

go. 

Quick thinking down the 

blindside from replacement 

halfback Louis Gunn set fullback 

Jack Forrest to streak away into 

the far corner for Sumner. The 

kick was unconverted, before 

Marist Albion capped off their 

win with a penalty towards the 

final whistle to take the game 

26-22. 

In spite of the loss, Sumner’s 

focus is turning to next season 

where Rule expects the team to 

continue to flourish. 

“We’ve got so much talent 

coming through, next year 

they’re going to be hurting but 

they’re going to go again.” 

Many of the current team will 

likely be pushing for division 

one places after showcasing their 

ability throughout the season. 

Contrastingly, a large core 

of the group will remain in the 

Colts side and guide the new 

players coming through as they 

strive to make amends. 

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Treasures from the past: 

Dazzle ships of Lyttelton 

DURING WORLD War 1 

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havoc amongst Britain’s 

Merchant Navy. 

By late 1917 the Admiralty was 

desperate to find a technological 

countermeasure, so the science 

boffins at the Merchant 

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perspective of a periscope, with 

the initial model working so well 

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dazzle ships were born. 

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popular with the crews of dazzle 

ships. 

Rather than making a ship 

at sea invisible, this form of 

camouflage was designed to do 

the complete opposite in order 

to make the task of plotting a 

torpedoe’s path and speed much 

more difficult for the German 

U-boat gunners. 

The intersecting lines with 

varied colours and shading could 

include fake bow waves, inverted 

shadows and many other 

perspectival tricks to make it 

difficult to judge a ship’s identity, 

size, speed and direction of travel 

when viewed against the sea and 

sky, and in all weather. 

Numerous dazzle ships made 

Lyttelton their port of call, one 

such being the SS War Opal. 

Commissioned for the United 

Kingdom government’s standard 

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dazzle ships built towards the 

end of 1918. 

Designed for speed and 

displacing 6690 gross tons she 

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six Samson posts painted war 

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Fitted with watertight 

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On New Year’s Day 1920, still 

in full dazzle camouflage, she 

visited the port of Lyttelton and 

was a key attraction for that 

year’s regatta with the Lyttelton 

Marine Band playing on 

Gladstone Quay, and a torchlight 

procession in the evening 

held under the auspices of the 

Lyttelton Volunteer Fire Brigade. 

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Hatimura, by the outbreak of 

World War 2 she was sailing the 

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and again braving the German 

U-boats. 

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York bound for the UK, she was 

carrying a cargo that included 

200 tons of TNT, 250 tons of 

gunpowder and 300 tons of 

incendiary bombs. The convoy 

was attacked by the Nazi U-boat 

wolfpack Veilchen with 18 

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one of the costliest Allied losses 

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World War 22, the gigantic blast 

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Across 

1. The same again: Japanese money for the 

senior member (5) 

4. With ennui present, bedroom should be 

rearranged (7) 

8. One might expect a raspberry from such 

gambling devices (5,8) 

10. Half a dozen sat around for the view (5) 

11. Seat the leader at the end for the grub (4) 

12. Musical that might be set in waves (4) 

16. It is the domicile of a royal line (5) 

17. The permit for making one a book-writer? 

(13) 

19. Beg one to put name down wrongly at 

the end (7) 

20. Souls could make a solitary appearance 

on the stage (5) 

Down 

1. Not the same one dined: point out the 

dissimilarity (13) 

2. It’s not I that starts yelling over unfairness 

(3) 

3. An oyster that’s born to the place (6) 

4. It’s as brazen as it’s harsh in sound (6) 

5. Part of aircraft jet is strange to the ear (6) 

6. Ball players (5,4) 

7. Wrongfully arrests one one doesn’t 

understand? (13) 

9. Bird in favour of rubbish will give as good 

as it gets (3,3,3) 

13. Where this Tuesday is concerned, it’s a 

toss-up (6) 

14. Artist who depicted things as square all 

round? (6) 

15. Say rep is wrong if one settles loan (6) 

18. So favoured with ugliness as to be sick 

(3) 

SUDOKU 

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19 20 


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14 15 16 

17 18 

19 20 21 

22 23 24 

25 

26 27 

Across 

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5. Boil gently (6) 

8. Lard (3) 

9. Exit a computer (3,3) 

10. Items of value (6) 

11. Centre (4) 

13. Dead-end street 

(3,2,3) 

14. Worth (5) 

15. Musical note (5) 

19. Educated guess (8) 

21. Way out (4) 

22. Appetiser (6) 

23. Menace (6) 

25. Anger (3) 

26. Belittle (6) 

27. Thief (6) 

Down 

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3. In the past (3) 

4. Consequence (6) 

5. Plays for time (6) 

6. Entrance (9) 

7. Surplus (5) 

12. Eradicate (9) 

16. Copy (7) 

17. Concede (4,2) 

18. Superior (6) 

20. Form (5) 

24. Polish (3) 

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Cul de sac, 14. Merit, 15. Minim, 19. Estimate, 21. Exit, 22. Canapé, 23. 

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74A MONCKS SPUR ROAD | REDCLIFFS 

37 PORT HILLS ROAD | HOME IN HEATHCOTE VALLEY 

It's a wonderful feeling inspecting a HOME which presents well, leaving you more 

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AUCTION: 12PM, 20 AUGUST 2022 ONSITE (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR) 

With a 30 year tenure in place, our owner has made this house into a 

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5 Jed Lane is going to pull at the heart strings for everyone. 

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