Bay Harbour: August 31, 2022

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2022
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Redcliffs landowner loses
quake damage battle
• By Tina Grumball
A REDCLIFFS man has failed in
his latest bid to make the Crown
pay for earthquake damage to his
land and fix the cliff wall that still
threatens his property.
In a judgement given by Justice
Kós last week, he said Steven Young
had owned the land since 1979 and
spent about 35 years developing it.
When the February 22, 2011
quake struck, more than 30,000
tonnes of rock and debris fell from
the cliffs above his land, nearly
killing his wife and making three of
five dwellings uninhabitable.
Though the neighbouring clifftop
properties were acquired by
the Crown soon after they were
red-zoned, Young rejected all offers
to buy his land, even though it was
red-zoned for the continued cliff
instability.
It was mentioned Young had
almost completed the works for a
subdivision when the quakes hit;
the only work not done was engineering
to protect against rockfall.
In response to the quake, the
Christchurch District Plan was
introduced by the city council in
2014/15, which prohibited certain
areas, including where Young’s
land was, from building or doing
subdivision works.
• Turn to page 7
DAMAGED: Steven Young just wants to rebuild after tonnes of debris fell from cliffs in the February 22, 2011
earthquake.
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Uncovering the queen of crime’s secrets
DAME NGAIO Marsh’s life was
almost as much of a mystery as
her famous detective novels.
She lived a very private life, in
spite of being dubbed one of the
“Queens of Crime” alongside
names like Agatha Christie, and
selling more than two million
copies of her novels.
Her life was also full of dualities.
When Dame Ngaio was not
walking down the streets of
London in her most extravagant
fashion, she was rehearsing a
play with students in a cold, old
brewery in Christchurch, smoking
cigarettes and eating chicken
sandwiches for lunch.
Living independently and
providing for herself all her life,
she was pretty unconventional
for the times – an enigma.
These days, her home, Marton
Cottage on the Port Hills, has
been turned into a museum and
is preserved by Ngaio Marsh
House and Heritage Trust volunteers.
This year marks 40 years since
Dame Ngaio passed away.
All of this has inspired the
Christchurch City Libraries to
go In Search of Ngaio for its latest
exhibition.
Running until November 27,
the exhibition at Tūranga uncovers
her work and life as a crime
writer, theatre director, painter
TRAILBLAZER: Ngaio Marsh, pictured in 1977, was the first
woman to receive an honorary doctorate from Canterbury
University for her contribution to literature and theatre.
PHOTO: THE STAR
and mentor.
“Amongst the material, a keen
detective eye will be able to find
rare manuscripts and writing
notes (she burnt most of them),
play production books, her own
artwork and even a beret – her
signature style accessory,” said
exhibitions project manager
Louisa Vowles.
“We’re really excited for people
to come, learn more about and
ICON: The exhibition, In Search of Ngaio, reveals the life
and work of Christchurch’s queen of crime.
celebrate this Christchurch
icon.”
Throughout September,
October and November there
will be guest readings of Dame
Ngaio short stories. There will
also be a panel discussion with
crime writers Val McDermid,
Michael Robotham and J.P.
Pomore, before they present the
2022 Ngaio Marsh Awards on
September 15.
The exhibition includes material
from Ngaio Marsh House
and Heritage Trust, St Margaret’s
College, Alexander Turnbull
Library, Ngā Taonga Sound and
Vision and Christchurch City
Libraries.
Ngaio Marsh House and
Heritage Trust chair Jessica
Petersen said: “We are delighted
to partner with Christchurch
City Libraries in this fascinating
exhibition. Dame Ngaio was
a trailblazer who shaped the
development of the crime fiction
genre and the theatre scene New
Zealanders enjoy today.
“We hope the exhibition will
help more people uncover the
incredible story of the city’s most
famous grand dame.”
• Exhibition details can be
found at my.christchurchcitylibraries.com/blogs.
You can also book a tour
of Ngaio Marsh House, her
home for more than
70 years.
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Columnist Trudi’s cancer journey
• By Rebecca Ryan
TRUDI JOHNSTON never
expected her weekly newspaper
column Living with a Brain
Tumour to gain such a big
following.
For almost two years, the
young Christchurch woman
wrote a diary in The Star of her
experience with cancer, unwavering
in her determination to
get something to print almost
every week, even during her
toughest times.
Her readership grew quickly,
as she gave an inspiring and very
honest account of her journey,
right up until her death in 2006.
Sixteen years later, Trudi’s
writing is continuing to have an
impact, with the launch of a new
book, Trudi’s Diary: Living With
A Brain Tumour– a collection of
her weekly columns in The Star,
as well as photos and poems,
detailing her life and experience
with cancer.
Trudi, who was born and raised
in Oamaru, started writing the
column in 2004, age 24. The
Star editor Barry Clarke had
approached CanTeen, looking for
a young person living with cancer
to write about their journey.
Trudi, who was living in
Christchurch at the time and had
recently been diagnosed with a
brain tumour, was quick to put
DIARY: Jock and Pat
Johnston with the
book of daughter
Trudi’s weekly
newspaper columns.
PHOTO: STAR MEDIA
her hand up to do it. Because
of her links to Oamaru, it was
decided her columns would
also be published weekly in
the Oamaru Mail.
While her parents, Pat and
Jock, had some reservations, she
convinced them that sharing her
To order a copy of Trudi’s Diary: Living With
A Brain Tumour go to trudijohnston.co.nz
experience publicly would be a
great opportunity to raise awareness
of CanTeen, an organisation
she had been involved in since
her early teenage years, after she
was first diagnosed with cancer
– non-Hodgkin lymphoma – age
8. She had been in remission for
14 years, until the brain tumour
was discovered.
Writing a weekly column was
not an easy assignment. Clarke
warned Trudi that there would
probably be times she would
want to give up, and if things
got bad for her health-wise, she
would need to be honest and
straight with readers.
But she was up for the challenge,
and shared her journey
“warts and all’’ with readers of
the two newspapers, inspiring so
many people with her courage,
honesty and relentless positivity,
Jock said.
Not wanting Trudi’s inspirational
story to end up as just
yellowing newspaper cuttings
in the garage, Pat and Jock had
always planned to get all of their
daughter’s columns printed
in book form as a tribute to a
remarkable young woman and
a record for family and friends.
If it could inspire other young
people living with cancer, that
would be a bonus, they said.
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Ferrymead
Better the Blood
by Michael Bennett
A DETECTIVE IN SEARCH OF THE TRUTH
Hana Westerman is a tenacious Māori detective juggling single motherhood
and the pressures of her career in Auckland’s Central Investigation Branch.
When she’s led to a crime scene by a mysterious video, she discovers a man
hanging in a secret room. As Hana and her team work to track down the killer,
other deaths lead her to think that they are searching for New Zealand’s first serial killer.
A KILLER IN SEARCH OF RETRIBUTION
With little to go on, Hana must use all her experience as a police officer to try and find a
motive to these apparently unrelated murders. What she eventually discovers is a link to an
historic crime that leads back to the brutal bloody colonisation of New Zealand.
A CLASH BETWEEN CULTURE AND DUTY
When the pursuit becomes frighteningly personal, Hana realises that her heritage and
knowledge are their only keys to finding the killer.
THE PAST NEVER TRULY STAYS BURIED
But as the murders continue, it seems that the killer’s agenda of revenge may include Hana –
and her family . . .
WELCOME TO THE DARK SIDE OF PARADISE.
Tools For The Top Paddock
by Kane Brisco
Farmer Kane Brisco’s tools for the physical and mental strains of life on the land.
When Kane Brisco was at his lowest ebb, he could barely even look at his stock. He stood
in the middle of a paddock, with water flowing over his boots, trying to comprehend how
many days of rain he’d endured without a break. Three weeks later, the ground had turned to
concrete, split by huge cracks. Consumed by a myriad of problems, the weather tipping him
over the edge, Kane lost confidence in his own ability and didn’t know if he could financially
survive. Every day felt like a disaster and, even at the end of the day when he was at home
with his family, his mind was still out on the farm, worrying about his animals.
Farmers have to make tough decisions on a daily basis while shouldering a mountain of
pressure alone. Good physical health and strength might lead to better all-round resilience,
but often farmers are so concerned with doing the right things for their animals that they forget
about looking after themselves. What Kane Brisco came to realise is how important ‘farm
fitness’ is to coping with the daily challenges and unpredictability of life on the land.
In Tools for the Top Paddock, Kane shares the experiences that made him almost quit farming,
along with the simple methods he developed for dealing with the mental and physical strains
of life on the land. He offers advice for people doing it tough, as well as how to build the
fitness required to thrive in good times and bad.
‘Kane’s journey of wisdom is both relatable and of high value’ - DOUG AVERY, The Resilient
Farmer
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Wednesday August 31 2022 Bay Harbour News
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NEWS 5
in print again
With the help of Clarke and
an old Oamaru friend, Bruce
Doran, who formerly worked at
the Oamaru Mail and now runs
a printing business in the North
Island, they finally got started
about two-and-a-half years ago and
the book has now
been released.
The columns
in the book are
produced as they
appeared in the
newspapers, and
Pat has also shared
A Mother’s Tale
of Trudi’s story
up to when she
started writing her
columns. The book
ends with letters
of support written
to Trudi and her
family, and a
selection of Trudi’s
poems.
While it had a
sad ending, Trudi’s Diary: Living
With A Brain Tumour was an
inspirational book, full of humour
and hope, Pat said. Trudi had
remained positive throughout her
treatment, never complaining and
always looking forward.
“It doesn’t mean she wasn’t
concerned or worried about herself,
as you can see in the diary,’’ she
said.
“She’d wake up at night and
worry about the scan coming up
and all the rest of it – she was only
human.
“She just had a good attitude to
dealing with it.’’
For Pat and Jock, going back
through all of
Trudi’s columns and
poems, and all the
messages of support
they had received,
had been tough.
But they knew
Trudi would be
“really happy’’ the
legacy of her diary
lived on, and her
support for CanTeen
was continuing, with
proceeds from the
book going towards
the organisation that
supports young New
Zealanders impacted
by cancer.
Clarke said the
book was a tremendous tribute to
Trudi.
“Trudi was a truly inspirational
person, with a big heart and
determination to match. When she
was simply too unwell to write her
column, my phone would ring hot
from readers wanting to know why it
hadn’t appeared, and if she was okay.
“She captured the hearts of many
people.”
MEMORIES: Pat and Jock with Trudi in 2006. (Below) – Trudi with All Black great Dan
Carter in 2005.
A SEMI - NORMAL
RACE FOR THIS YEAR
This year, because
of the easing Covid
restrictions we’re back
to the ‘chasing start’
character of our race.
The slower runners
(based on their
expected running times
as submitted with their
entry) will start first with
the progressively faster
runners starting later
in groups and chasing
the earlier starters
down. The first runner
into Lyttelton is a bit of a lottery and depends on
how well the individual has run. One of the slower
runners may have had a good day and have stayed
ahead or similarly one of the faster runners may
catch everyone. It’s the tortoise and the hare
situation. It
makes for a most
interesting race
finish and typically
most runners, -
faster and slower
together, arrive
at the finish in a
crowd. Last year
we had a range
of finishing times
of between under
30 mins to over
90 mins so there
is a place for
Peter
Coughlin
everyone.
So with entries
closing on Friday
advertorial
September 9th it
time to get your
entries in by googling
Governors Bay
to Lyttelton Road
Race.
As with last year, the
finish will be straight
ahead to the Lyttelton
Recreation Ground
rather than turning
left into Charlotte
Jane Quay.
We are offering
the option of bus
transport from Lyttelton to Governors Bay before
the race start this year and gear transport back to
Lyttelton afterwards to help ease transport and road
congestion issues.
Sadly, this year we’re without one of our race
founders, Terry Lucas, who retained an interest in
our Methodist club all his life and was our pre-race
announcer for many of his later years.
But on the other hand, we still have Peter
Coughlan, who competed in the original race
in 1962, lining up again in pretty good nick and
rearing to go with a chance at the winner’s prize –
Go Peter!
There are floral prizes and gifts for the first across
the line, and the fastest, and for each finisher,
all donated by our race sponsor - Aromaunga
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Aromaunga wishes all the competitors good
fortune for the race, and thank their very good
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Te Hau Tāhengihengi was much easier to clean.
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but had to be removed after it oversaw the creative aspects
was targeted by vandals.
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“It was disappointing to see restoring it.
the artwork damaged by graffiti,” The panels were put up
Te Pātaka o Rākaihautū Banks on Monday on the corner of
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In 2017, Young brought an
action against the Crown,
claiming they had an obligation
to remove the rockfall and
remediate the risk.
Alternatively, he sought an
award of damages for the value of
property he lost.
His claim was dismissed by
Justice Dunningham last year,
and he was ordered to pay the
Crown more than $329,000.
He appealed both decisions in
front of Justices Kós, Cooper and
Dobson in April.
The main issue was whether
Dunningham had erred in assessing
the Crown’s obligation, or
erred when ordering costs.
Kós said they found the Crown
was not liable for the damage
done by the quake as it did not
own the cliff-top properties at the
time, nor did it retrospectively
adopt the former landowners
potential liability when it
acquired the properties.
Any liability it did have due
to the continuing rockfall when
it acquired the properties was
dismissed as Young’s property
value was already affected by
wholesale loss of value due to
losses of the quake, rockfall,
continuing cliff instability
and continuing nuisance from
neighbouring land.
Since Young’s land also includes
a part of the cliff, and the
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majority of rockfall was from
that part, the justices could not
see that the Crown should be
solely responsible for the loss.
They did not see it appropriate
for the Crown to be responsible
either due to the societal responsibilities
it had in the wake of the
quake.
Offers to buy red-zone
properties by the Canterbury
Earthquake Recovery Authority,
on the Crown’s behalf, was never
meant to compensate or provide
welfare.
“The reality, however, is that
the Crown spent over a billion
dollars acquiring almost worthless
land . . . the red zone scheme
was essentially a form of social
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Students from the sch ol – which
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including heavy vehicles, using
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City council staff have since done
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are often large groups of children
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programme,” Kós said.
“The Crown entered the
picture effectively as a rescuer,
without intent to occupy, develop
or otherwise exploit the land
it had no realistic choice but to
acquire.”
The justices were not convinced
Dunningham had erred in her
decision to dismiss Young’s
claim.
As Dunningham had found
the Crown the successful party
in that decision, she found them
entitled to costs.
Kós said they were not
convinced she had erred in this
decision either, as the Crown’s
duty to abate the continuing
rockfall or damage was adequately
reached when they put forth an
offer of about $2 million in 2015
and again in 2017.
The offer would allow the
Crown to buy the land, but
Young to keep any insurance
money on the three properties
deemed uninhabitable.
“The Crown’s responsibility for
the continuing rockfall risk to
the already gravely impaired land
owned by Mr Young was met by
the offer it remade in 2017,” Kós
said.
However, Young was granted
leave to file a further appeal.
“We are conscious in delivering
this judgement that it will come
as a considerable disappointment
to Mr Young.”
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Tennis
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REDCLIFFS TENNIS Club has
its annual open day on Sunday,
September 11 from 11am-4pm
at its courts at 75 Main Rd,
Redcliffs.
The club will be pleased to
welcome guests who wish to
have a look at the facilities and
explore what it offers.
In addition, there will be music,
a sausage sizzle and games
and prizes, to make it an extra
fun free day out.
Redcliffs Tennis Club courts
were purchased almost 100
years ago, and it is a club that
remains a special point of
connection in the Redcliffs
community.
THE NEW landscape of Te
Raekura Redcliffs School has
achieved great success at the
2022 Landscapes of Distinction
Awards over the weekend.
Nationwide, 132 projects were
entered into the awards held by
Registered Master Landscapes.
The awards were a celebration
of the quality trade, craftmanship
and expertise of the best landscapers
in New Zealand. Award
winning projects represent the
top echelon of landscaping
design and construction in the
country.
Canopy NZ Ltd were the
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new look.
The landscape won the premier
award in landscape design and
a gold medal in the commercial
project landscape design: open
project value and property size
(built project).
The design for the new
primary school provided an
activated landscape for play and
learning, while creating diverse
and unexpected playscapes and
opportunities to engage.
Separate sports and play
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performance spaces, and
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transition to the different levels
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The judges said the school’s
landscape shows what can be
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sensitive engagement with the
physical, historical and cultural
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“Creativity and imagination
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plants and other organisms to
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of practices necessary for their
future as managers of the planet,”
the panel said.
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ENTREPRENEURS: The team – Lupe Mahoni, Ashlyn
Reddy, Azkiya Mohammed, Dipshay Prasad and Nitin
Raturi – has been selling its combination Mexican and
Indian food at Mt Pleasant Food Truck Alley.
‘Mindian’ curry in a hurry proves a winner
HOW TO EAT curry on the
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quesadillas.
Launched by five enterprising
year 13 students from Te Aratai
College, Cheeky Grills combines
the best of Indian and Mexican
food to create exceptional butter
chicken burritos and quesadillas.
It all started when Azkiya Mohammed,
Ashlyn Reddy, Nitin
Ratui, Dipshay Prasad and Lupe
Mahoni wanted to produce some
soul-warming food.
Said Mohammed: “We discovered
that Indian food was
a staple in many families go-to
take-out stops, and Mexican
food was making a comeback in
New Zealand.”
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food chef, decided to assist the
group in developing their signature
butter chicken curry sauce.
The secret to their dish is their
smoked chicken.
Said Mohammed: “We added
Mexican spices to our chicken,
giving it a smoked, birria flavour
when boiled and shredded for
tenderness and the right balance
of texture and flavour explosion
when combined.”
Since March this year, the students
have been selling at their
school sites and Mt Pleasant
Food Truck Alley. The group
said they wanted to know if
the public enjoyed their grilled
burrito and quesadilla as much
as they do.
They were amazed by the success
of their “Mindian” dishes.
Cheeky Grills have sold out
at the locations they’ve been to,
with the most successful stint at
the food truck alley.
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SPORT
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Fat Boy Cup – Joel Batchelor (middle) with father Brendon
(left) and Jack Kearns.
Isaiah Malaulau (right) with the Robbie Timo
Wave Player of the Year Award, alongside
Willie Saukuru.
Club Person of the Year Hugo O’Loughlin.
Sumner Rugby players get awards
• By Andrea Heffernan
SUMNER RUGBY honoured its
best at the club’s annual senior
prize-giving last Friday.
Over 30 players were recognised
in everything from best
forward and best back, most valuable
player, best and fairest, most
improved and top try scorer, to
several top accolades.
However, it was a season that
had its fair share of challenges.
‘It’s been a rollercoaster of a
season. The Omicron outbreak at
the start and scrambling for players
due to injuries, flu and Covid.
However, the club refused to back
down,’’ club president Matt Wood
said.
“With pure grit and determination,
the club achieved two finals
and a semi-final for the Storm,
Wave and Tsunami. It’s a massive
achievement for the coaches,
players, volunteers and supporters,’’
Wood said.
In the final to regain the Colts
trophy, the Storm demonstrated
what a formidable team they
were. They just fell short of a
three-peat victory and were
defeated 22-26 by strong rivals,
Marist Albion.
As the premier Wave team
entered the back end of the
season, the momentum started to
shift, and they were on their way
to reach the plate final against
University. However, they were
still a success, as they matched
last year’s position of eighth on
the table. With a young, talented
group they are keen to tackle next
year head-on.
The premier reserve team,
the Tsunami, also had a great
season. From last year – not being
able to field 15 players without
calling on the likes of Robbie
Timo, aged 51, to play 80 minutes
regularly – to reaching the plate
semi-final.
Always keeping the banter
strong and the spirits high are
the Sharks, who won the ‘best
worst’ trophy of their competition,
by not getting the wooden
spoon.
The main award winners:
• The Fat Boy Club Best and
Fairest Player – Joel Batchelor.
This young man quickly grew to
become one of the Tsunami’s finest
leaders on and off the pitch. A
natural communicator with great
leadership qualities.
• Shagged Rock Trophy Team
of the Year – The Storm Colts,
who had a formidable season and
made it through to the finals.
• Norm Fraser Supporters
Trophy – Jason Gunn. He turned
up to the sheds at the start of
the season with some words of
encouragement that have stuck
for the team.
• President’s Award – Ryan
Turner, a manager who is completely
dedicated to the club and
has created a solid foundation
and a stellar colts team, and has
installed a positive culture within
the club.
• Senior Coach/es of the Year –
the Storm Colts; steered the Colts
through to the grand final this
year.
• Dingo Memorial Trophy –
Jason Marsden of the Sharks; who
has been a constant anchor for
SUCCESSFUL:
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award winners.
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the team the last 20 years.
• Club Top Try Scorer – Jack
Jones of the Storm; scored 18 tries
over the season.
• Robbie Timo Wave Player
of the Year – Isaiah Malaulau, a
player who is humble and committed,
a “human wrecking ball”
of the Wave team.
• Club Person of the Year –
Hugo O’Loughlin. The club is
only as good as its culture and
values, and Hugo has shown this
on and off the field. He is the only
player to have played for all three
teams on the same day; he has
grown as a man and a player.
Griff Bayley (left) and Kurtis Alridge.
Sharks boys.
Jason Gunn (left), Supporter
of the Year and club president
Matt Wood.
Jason Marsden with
the Dingo Memorial
Trophy.

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Treasures from the past:
The humble bilge pump
IN DAYS gone by, when sailing
ships were constructed entirely
of wooden planks, sailors lived in
constant fear of the ever-present
leaks through the hull and into
the bilge waters below decks.
Often the bilge would also
double as a latrine, especially
on the larger ships with many
sailors and just the one ‘head’.
And it has been said that the
bilge water’s stench was also the
welcome perfume of a healthy
hull, as any freshness would
indicate fresh sea water and a
potential leak!
In storms, large waves and
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water level down below, with
the lives of all aboard finely
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buoyancy.
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essential pieces of equipment
guaranteeing the very last hope
for any sailor’s survival at sea,
beyond lost rigging or a broken
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Up until the industrial
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machined metal ‘patent’ pumps
in the mid-to-late-1800s, there
were three basic types of bilge
pump, the origins of which
are ancient and were used in
European sailing ships from the
1400s on.
These were the burr pump,
usually a spike with leather
burr that drew water up a pipe
fashioned from wood. This form
of pump is still in common use
today for small boats, dinghies
and canoes.
The chain pump used a chain
loop on sprockets with buckets
attached to collect water. This
form of pump was used in
ancient China, Babylonia and
later in Roman barges, but was
generally only fitted to European
naval vessels from 1700 to the
early 1800s.
The last and most common
type of bilge pump was the
suction pump that used a handle
BILGE PUMP: A hand-operated deck pump with brass bolts. Te Ūaka The Lyttelton
Museum ref. 32.1, https://www.teuaka.org.nz/online-collection/470000.
to drive one or more cylinders,
often in brass or bronze
housings, with valves that were
commonly made from lignum
vitae hardwoods.
Many ingenious versions
of suction or force pumps are
known from ancient Greek
and Roman times, and modern
versions using synthetics and
marine grade metals are still in
common use today.
An innovation on the suction
pump was the introduction of
the iconic, manually driven
flywheels on the decks of larger
ships, which kept the pumping
momentum going.
These ancient forms of bilge
pump were superseded in the
late 1800s by a revolution in
pump design driven by the
industrialisation of metallurgy
and machining.
Called ‘patent’ pumps due
to the explosion in design
patents, these were all-metal,
manual or motorised pumps
with a multitude of innovative
variations on pump design.
One such variation is the
cast iron Edson diaphragm
deck pump patented by the US
Edson Company in 1880 and
in common use from 1890 to
the 1920s on American fishing
schooners.
The museum’s deck pump
(pictured) appears to be a copy of
a D2 size Edson pump from that
era. A 1050mm handle would
have fitted the pump’s socket and
been used to manually work the
internal diaphragm that would
suction and pump bilge water
through two chambers.
A similar D2 Edson copy,
branded ‘Ajax’, is fitted to the
Maritime Museum of
Tasmania’s ketch May Queen in
Hobart.
Manual deck pumps such as
the Edson were mainly in use on
smaller wooden hulled vessels
of up to 200 or 300 tons, with
many larger sail ships still using
flywheel suction pumps.
The later motorised ketches
and schooners in Australian
and NZ waters also used these
diaphragm pumps, as their
auxiliary engines were not
usually fitted with bilge pumps,
while steamships used bilge
pumps connected to their engine
rooms.
However, after WW2 cast iron
manual bilge pumps such as the
Edson were superseded by the
modern motorised bilge pumps
in common use today.
Nonetheless, Edson still
manufactures a modernised
version of their old diaphragm
pump, should you need a manual
back-up for your yachting
adventures.
Many thanks to Ian Scales
for identifying the museum’s
pump and providing text for this
article.
See also Ship’s Bilge Pumps:
A History of their Development
1500-1900 by Thomas J Oertling.
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I FIND IT HARD to believe there
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The Land Cruiser 300 has a
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I picked up a friend from the
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Public Notice
Notice for consultation on a proposed Enrolment Scheme
amendment for Te Raekura Redcliffs School
The Ministry of Education has identified that Te Raekura Redcliffs School requires an
amendment to their enrolment scheme and has given the school board notice of this.
After engagement with the Board, we have developed a proposed enrolment scheme for
Te Raekura Redcliffs School under the Education and Training Act 2020.
As part of this process, we are consulting with the school’s community and with people
living in the area for which the school is a reasonably convenient school.
Under this scheme, students will be able to enrol if they live within the proposed home
zone. The enrolment of out-of-zone students is governed by the provisions of the
Education and Training Act 2020.
A copy of the proposed enrolment scheme is available at
https://consultation.education.govt.nz/education/redcliffs-school-enrolmentscheme-amendment/
If you have any feedback about the proposed enrolment scheme, please visit the
website, read the information and complete the survey before 30 September 2022.
Contact email; Canterbury.EnrolmentSchemes@education.govt.nz
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22 Bay Harbour News Wednesday August 31 2022
74A MONCKS SPUR ROAD | REDCLIFFS
7 FRANCIS JAMES LANE | High Quality | High Calibre HOME
AUCTION: 12PM, 3 SEPTEMBER 2022, ONSITE (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)
Positioned at the end of Francis James Lane with an outlook of our coastal
playground, stretching as far as the Kaikoura Ranges, 7 Francis James Lane is in
a position second to none.
3 BED 2 BATH 2 CAR
1,068 M2
(MORE OR LESS)
A 2020 post quake construction gives peace of mind that the home has been built
to its highest quality and using the latest in engineered foundation technology.
With no expense spared in the finishing of this HOME, it is a perfect place to
relax and entertain.
The master bedroom is accompanied by a walk-in robe & ensuite, the other 2
bedrooms are also fully equipped with wardrobes allowing for perfect storage.
The main living area expands out to the wrap-around deck, capturing all day sun
for basking in the unique hillside lifestyle this HOME has to offer.
The kitchen is the ultimate hub of the HOME and fully spaced for the chef of the
family, complete with the highly valued butlers pantry. Featuring a separate wet
room off the internal access garage and ample storage to complete this carefree
family HOME.
Being situated in one of Christchurch's most desirable locations, with close
proximity to Sumner Beach, coastal walkways and Ferrymead shopping center,
there's no reason why this HOME shouldn't be on the top of your shopping list!
EDDIE SPRY
021 156 5884
eddie@homechch.co.nz

Wednesday August 31 2022 Bay Harbour News 23
266 MAJOR HORNBROOK ROAD | Contemporary Coastal Chic
AUCTION: 1PM, 10 SEPTEMBER 2022 | ONSITE (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)
Enviably situated high atop Mt Pleasant, this expansive 410 m2, four
bedroom, three bathroom HOME offers the very best of hillside living with
a sheltered aspect, sweeping views over the city, tiered outdoor living, and
close proximity to hillside recreation.
This HOME has recently been fully refurbished and offers new Abodo
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throughout that could have it easily mistaken for a new build.
4 BED 3 BATH 2 LIVING 2 CAR
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(MORE OR LESS)
Anchoring the open plan living and dining area, the stunning kitchen
designed by award winning Modi Design, offers high quality appliances, an
integrated central island timber dining table, and engineered stone bench
tops. On trend timber flooring flows seamlessly through the dining area
and open plan lounge, while a separate lounge with 5.1 surround sound
offers a snug retreat with exceptional views and a multi-room sound system
provides the perfect atmosphere no matter the occasion. The sheltered
deck area provides the ideal space for alfresco entertaining on long
summer evenings.
The internal access double garage with workshop also offers on-site
parking outside - a necessity for hillside living, while a stylish laundry
room, a full alarm and security camera system and gorgeous landscaped
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EDDIE SPRY
021 156 5884
eddie@homechch.co.nz
KIEREN GRAY
021 363 944
kieren@homechch.co.nz

24 Bay Harbour News Wednesday August 31 2022
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15 GRENVILLE STREET
ASKING PRICE $519,000
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