Bay Harbour: September 07, 2022

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2022 

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Appeal claims off-licence was 

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• By Natalie Pham 

A WOOLSTON resident 

has lodged an appeal against 

the decision to grant an offlicence 

to a liquor store in a 

“vulnerable” area. 

The appeal came after police, 

the medical officer of health, and 

a group of concerned residents 

failed to stop Super Liquor’s 

application on Ferry Rd. 

The store is located in a level 

9 deprived area, and there are 

now 13 off-licences within 

2km. The New Zealand Index 

of Deprivation ranges from one 

to 10 and measures the level of 

socioeconomic deprivation for 

areas. 

Last month, the Christchurch 

District Licensing Committee 

granted G & B Private Ltd an 

off-licence application to trade 

between 8am-11pm daily. 

One of the objectors, Paul 

McMahon, has submitted 

an appeal to the decision, 

requesting the Alcohol 

Regulatory and Licensing 

Authority either refuse the 

application or remit back to the 

committee for rehearing. 

The appeal claimed the 

DLC erred by deciding the 

new owners met the extended 

suitability. 

CONCERNED: Woolston resident Paul McMahon has filed an appeal against the decision 

to grant an off-licence to Super Liquor Woolston. 

Medical officer of health representative 

Paula Williams said 

the applicant’s understanding 

of harm in this vulnerable community 

was limited. 

The applicant, Sukhwant 

Singh Brar, only had experience 

in farm management and freight 

contracting, she highlighted. 

As noted in the hearing: “Williams’ 

view is that in no way 

would such experience prepare 

the applicant for operating an 

off-licence in a vulnerable community.” 

She also raised a concern 

about the sale of high-alcohol 

single products, which Brar had 

chosen to sell at a low price. 

During the first visit to the 

store – which has been operating 

under a temporary licence for 14 

months – the licensing inspector 

Anneke Lavery found a bucket 

of single-sale beers on sale for $2 

each. The store also had an offer 

of three Baltika beers for $10 

fortnightly at the time. 

Lavery “felt the applicants 

would not be doing the same 

again.” She also referred to this 

as a “learning experience.” 

However, counsel for McMahon 

Dr Grant Hewison said 

there was no room for a learning 

experience in such an environment. 

When he asked if the offer 

of three Baltika cans for $10 

was socially responsible in a 

deprived area, Super Liquor 

franchise manager Paul Webster 

responded with “possibly not – 

no.” 

The appeal also claimed the 

DLC relied on an “apparent 

error” in its decision-making. 

As noted at the hearing, 

counsel for the liquor store Peter 

Egden said if the new licence 

would not be granted, the base 

licence held by the former owner 

would remain. 

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My school visits are always rewarding and 

enjoyable. Lyttelton Primary School is a 

microcosm of Lyttelton itself; small but 

vibrant with a real focus on community and 

environment. My recent visit to the school 

was yet another opportunity to see passionate 

teachers, led by Principal Brendan Wright, 

encouraging and engaging with students and 

nurturing the values of the wider community. 

I was also fortunate enough to visit 

Whakaraupō Carving Centre while in 

Lyttelton, which is a charitable trust that seeks 

to uphold the mana of Te Ao Māori through 

art and ancient teachings. Kaiwhakairo 

(carvers) Damien Mackie and Eugene 

Whakatope were kind enough to show me 

through the workshop, which has produced 

many exquisite examples of carving on display 

throughout the peninsula, including the 

pou whenua at the Timeball station and on 

Ōtamahua/ Quail Island, and the waharoa at 

Hōhepa Canterbury. 

A few days later I was on the tops above 

Goughs Bay to discuss road repairs and 

communications connectivity with eastern 

bays residents. Hugh Wilson of Hinewai 

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on his bike. Representing an electorate 

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The setting will be less windy and more 

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such as climate change, tourism and civil 

defence. I’m sure it will be a productive 

meeting and together we will work toward 

tailored solutions to local issues. 

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September to 8 October and your vote will 

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NEWS 3 

Deprived area has 13 off-licences within 2km 

• From page 1 

However, the base licence 

of the liquor store already 

expired a month prior to the 

hearing. Neither the objectors 

or the counsel were aware of the 

expired licence. 

Said Hewison: “There was a big 

assumption at the hearing that 

if the applicants are not granted 

a licence, the store will still be 

there. 

“The previous owners 

could have lodged a renewal 

application 20 working days 

before the expiry date, but they 

did not,” Hewison said. 

This prompted the DLC to 

grant Super Liquor Woolston 

a fifth temporary licence to 

accommodate the hearing. 

“But how could there be 

another temporary licence if the 

base licence already expired?” 

Hewison said. 

“It appears that the committee 

believed that after the base 

licence was expired, as long as 

the temporary authority was 

granted before that, then it can 

continue on.” 

He added: “In fact, this is an 

application for a brand new 

store, because there is no longer 

any underlying licence.” 

According to the Sale and 

Supply of Alcohol Act 2012, 

when an application relates to 

a premise where an off-licence 

WOOLSTON: There are 13 off-licences, including Super Liquor Woolston, within a 2km radius. Ongoing alcohol-related 

issues have led to a petition calling for an alcohol ban in Woolston Village. 

is in force and seeks the same 

conditions, the grounds for 

objection are limited to the 

suitability of the application. 

Much evidence presented by 

the residents at the hearing was 

excluded, as they were identified 

as matters of good order and 

amenity of locality. 

McMahon said he and other 

objectors had lots to say about 

deprivation and excessive of 

alcohol within the community. 

“But we were not allowed to 

talk about that,” he said. 

Hewison said it would be 

a “different picture” for the 

application of a brand new 

store. 

The objectors can object to all 

criteria under section 105 the 

Act, including the effect of the 

licence on the good order and 

amenity of locality. 

In spite of statements from 

the medical officer of health 

representative and other 

objectors, the committee 

found Brar suitable to hold a 

licence. 

He and his cousin Jagroop 

Singh Brar, who is the other 

shareholder and director of the 

business, both have diplomas 

and experience in business 

management outside of the 

alcohol industry. 

“They have been running the 

bottle store without incident for 

some 14 months and have taken 

on board suggestions provided 

to them by the inspector in the 

course of regular inspections,” 

the committee said. 

The business also employed 

a “high experienced manager 

who takes an active role in the 

running of the business”. 

Sukhwant Singh Brar, the 

owner of Super Liquor Woolston, 

said the appeal has put pressures 

on his business. 

“We haven’t done any crime. 

We haven’t done anything 

wrong.” 

Said Brar: “We put in time 

and money and all that. You can 

imagine how much money is 

going into this, right?” 

The store is still operating 

under a temporary licence. 

Alcohol-related anti-social 

behaviour has been an ongoing 

issue in Woolston. Calls for 

police service in the area, which 

the store is located, average more 

than 700 a year for a 1km area 

for the past three years, with 

the last year having the highest 

number. 

In its latest meeting, the 

Waikura Linwood-Central- 

Heathcore Community Board 

asked the city council to 

investigate an alcohol ban after it 

received a petition from the local 

community. 

The petition, with more 

than 150 signatures, was in 

supporting for an alcohol ban. 

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Astrid joins learn-to-sail fleet 

THE PLEASANT Point Sailing 

Club launched its 102nd sailing 

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and another six just out to enjoy 

the day. 

The race started in light winds 

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these conditions prevailing for 

much of the race. The forecast 

blustery nor’wester arrived for 

the last third to inject some 

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provide great stories in the club 

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This season the club has 

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For those who miss this block 

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In a new development, the 

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Astrid will be crewed by 

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NEWS 5 

Record rain 

ups load for 

parks staff 

A RECORD-breaking wet winter 

could lead to phenomenal spring 

growth and higher than usual 

workloads for parks maintenance 

crews and home gardeners. 

“In July we received 310mm of 

rain – about half the amount that 

Christchurch typically receives 

in a year. If our wet winter is 

followed by a warmer than usual 

spring, as is forecast, then we are 

likely to see rampant grass and 

vegetation growth,’’ city council 

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“We have been planning for 

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maintenance over the spring, but 

staying on top of the growth will 

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Bev Adams, who is well 

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educational opportunities for 

children, women and families. 

In her 28 years of working for 

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and his family at 

Addington Raceway 

sold out. 

Since the popular 

trainer-driver was 

diagnosed with a 

brain tumour several 

weeks ago, the harness racing 

community has rallied around 

Murray 

Edmonds 

school holiday programmes. 

She then spent seven years as 

a family support worker for the 

WDP, and another six as manager 

and administrator before 

retiring in 2021. 

Adams also established a 

women’s social support group, 

which marked its 20th anniversary 

in October 2020. Here, she 

facilitated the group while continuing 

volunteering at WDP. 

Outside of her work, Adams 

was involved with the Woolston 

Community Pool, and is also 

a member of the Purple Patch 

Craft Co-Operative. 

The Paul Harris Fellow award 

was established by Rotary in 

1957 to recognise significant 

contributions to either Rotary 

or the community. 

him and his family. 

Among the initiatives 

they have come 

up with is a fundraising 

dinner and auction 

at the Silks Lounge on 

September 22. 

“The response has 

been incredible,” said 

Stevie Golding, who is 

organising the function 

along with Sandi 

Curtin and Murray’s niece, 

Aimee Edmonds. 

HONOURED: Bev Adams has received a Paul Harris 

Fellow award for her significant contributions to the 

Woolston community. 

“We have been inundated 

with people wanting to show 

their support for Murray. We 

are sorry for those who still 

want to come but we just do 

not have any more room.” 

More than 300 people have 

bought tickets, with tables of 

10 selling for $650. 

The evening will also feature 

raffles and auctions, with proceeds 

going to the Edmonds 

family. 

“It says so much about 

our sport that so many people 

want to help out one of our 

own who is going through 

tough times. The amount of 

support has been overwhelming,” 

said Golding. 

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$2.7m upgrade for Nunweek Park playing surfaces 

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thanks to a $393,400 grant from 

New Zealand Community Trust. 

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maintained by the Canterbury 

Artificial Surfaces Trust are to be 

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The two turfs were laid in 

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a range of community funders 

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NZCT. 

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Maister: “We’ve squeezed every 

last minute out of these two 

sand turfs, and they are now 

past their use by dates. These 

new generation turfs will be a 

giant step forward for the future 

growth of community hockey 

in Canterbury. We’re incredibly 

grateful for the amazing support 

provided by NZCT and our 

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region.” 

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a surface as good as those played 

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provide enjoyment and fun.” 

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BRIGHT FUTURE: Talented boxer Bobby Brown (left) was named the best male under-15 fighter at the Australian Golden Gloves tournament in 

Brisbane, while four-time New Zealand amateur titleholder Hamuera Tainui, pictured at the nationals earlier this year, won a silver. 

PHOTOS: QUEENSLAND BOXING/BOXING BOOK, DANIEL BOOBYER 

14-year-old steps closer to Youth Olympics 

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PROMISING teenage boxer 

Bobby Brown is on track for 

boxing’s Youth Olympics after 

his latest win. 

The 14-year-old outfought a 

two-time national champion 

to claim his weight division at 

the Australian Golden Gloves 

in Brisbane and be crowned 

the best male fighter in his age 

group. 

Brown, from the Woolston 

Boxing Club, returned home 

with the boys cadet under 57kg 

open grade gold medal after 

ending Queenslander Chaise 

Courtney’s 15-bout unbeaten 

run via split decision. 

“He had two really, really close 

rounds (in the Brisbane final) 

and then he pulled it together 

and he took the last round 

clean,” said coach Holly Sullivan. 

Brown, who is targeting the 

2026 Summer Youth Olympics 

in Dakar, Senegal, swayed the 

judges with his superior speed, 

fitness and technique. 

Sullivan was also impressed 

as one of the Woolston club’s 

original youth intake in 2016 

continues to develop. 

“He started fighting at 32kg 

or something silly,” she said, expanding 

on the long-term goal. 

“The Youth Olympics is the 

pathway and the goal we’re trying 

to put him towards. We want 

to keep pushing at New Zealand 

Boxing saying: ‘This kid is keen’.” 

Brown has a 13-win 7-loss 

record and graduates from cadet 

to junior class next year. 

He then spends two years as a 

junior before fighting as a youth. 

“His losses have all been 

against juniors or heavier 

opponents generally, he’s been 

stepping up a lot,” Sullivan said. 

Brown is now preparing to 

represent Canterbury at the 

New Zealand amateur national 

championships in Whanganui in 

October. 

Meanwhile, world youth 

championships-bound boxer 

Hamuera Tainui was one of 

Woolston’s six silver medal recipients 

after a controversial end 

to his bout with Matthew Lyons. 

The Australian claimed a 

split decision although Sullivan 

tried to get the 67kg youth final 

replayed the following day after 

arguing the bout was shorter 

than expected. 

“It was meant to be three, three 

minutes rounds but they only 

fought two minutes,” Sullivan 

said. 

“I complained mid-fight and 

got it resolved afterwards that 

they could fight again on the 

Sunday. Hamz got to the weigh 

in but his opponent refused to 

fight. His coach wanted to take 

what happened as it.” 

Tainui, a multiple New 

Zealand Golden Gloves winner, 

is bound for Europe, where he 

will compete in Serbia’s Youth 

Golden Gloves. 

“It’s the first time he’ll be 

exposed to European fighters and 

getting himself in a place where he 

can be exposed to the level of boxing 

he’s going to come up against 

at the worlds,” Sullivan said. 

Tainui, 17, returns to New 

Zealand for the nationals in 

Whanganui and then heads back 

to Europe for the World Youth 

Boxing Championships in La 

Nucia, Spain, in November. 

Sullivan said $40,000 had 

been raised to fund Tainui’s 

Australian, Serbian and Spanish 

experience, about $10,000 short 

of the goal. 

“We’ve got a couple of avenues 

we’re still pushing towards,” 

Sullivan said. 

“We’ll just keep asking people 

for help.” 

Woolston Boxing Club 

medalists at the Australian 

Golden Gloves – Gold: Bobby 

Brown, cadet under 57kg. Silver: 

Thomas Sutherland, cadet 52kg 

& 52A kg; Ryley Sutherland, 

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Treasures from the past: 

John Dyer’s Bay 

ON AUGUST 10, 1849, the 

hotly-contested Port Cooper 

Deed was signed by 18 Ngāi 

Tahu rangatira and the 

Government surveyor Walter 

Mantell, with the British Crown 

acquiring 65,000 acres around 

Whakaraupō Harbour for just 

£200. 

THe Canterbury Association’s 

pilgrims followed in quick 

succession with immigrant 

ships arriving in Lyttelton 

port from late 1850 through 

1851. Processing through 

the port town’s immigration 

barracks, many moved on to the 

Canterbury Plains beyond the 

Port Hills, while others took up 

newly acquired lands around the 

harbour. 

The first pākehā settlers, of 

what eventually became today’s 

Governors Bay, were Robert and 

Mary Harris with their large 

family, who arrived on June 9, 

1851. They were followed in late 

1851 by one John Dyer, his sister 

Mary Ann and their good friend 

Charles Parsons, all aged in their 

20s. These young adventurers 

arrived aboard the Canterbury 

Association’s 16th ship, Canterbury, 

on October 18, 1851. 

Having pre-purchased 50 acres 

of land before leaving Britain, 

John Dyer and his erstwhile 

companions moved on to their 

new home where the Lyttelton 

track met an old Māori track 

that wound its way up and over 

Pukeatua (later Dyers Pass) 

to the plains beyond. Charles 

purchased the 24-acre lot next 

door and down to the water’s 

edge, and together with John and 

Mary Ann, they built Parakiraki 

Stoke Farm where they planted 

the first stone fruit orchards in 

Canterbury. 

For the first six months they 

lived in tents as they built the 

earliest sections of the historic 

Waitahuna Homestead, where 

they lived together for the next 

three years of hard toil. When 

Charles and Mary Ann married 

on April 25, 1855, John moved 

View of Governors Bay. Postcard sent on December 24, 1909. Te Ūaka The Lyttelton Museum ref. 7942.1 

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out and built his own house further 

up the hill. With the success 

of their orchard enterprise, John 

also bought a sweeping section 

of land where the Governors 

Bay School now stands and all 

the way down to the water – and 

thus it was that this place also 

came to be known as Dyer’s Bay. 

As many more settlers arrived 

to farm the area, Whakaraupō 

quickly became the market garden 

for the growing population 

in Christchurch city. 

In 1856 the Provincial Council 

provided funds for the construction 

of a bridle track from 

Lyttelton out to Dyer’s Bay and 

beyond. At John Dyer’s instigation, 

the council also provided 

for a survey of the historic Māori 

path up and over the pass, with 

work on the road finally beginning 

in 1862. 

With his local knowledge, 

Dyer advised the engineers and 

surveyors on the best routes, 

and even provided meals for the 

workers. 

Once the roads were completed, 

travellers needed to traverse 

Stoke Farm for either route. 

With John Dyer being such an 

affable chap he would often make 

a point of greeting wayfarers, 

and so the cattle road up the hill 

came to be known as Dyer’s Pass 

Rd, being formally gazetted as 

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In 1860, John married one 

Miss Elizabeth Frances Gray, 

newly arrived from Britain, and 

the two set about the task of 

raising a family. 

Also in 1860, a stone church 

was built at the centre of the 

growing village that was now 

more often referred to as Governor’s 

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apostrophe) rather than Dyer’s 

Bay, although the latter appears 

to have remained in local usage 

until about 1863. 

As the years passed, Mary 

Ann became well known for her 

charitable works for the church 

and parsonage, while Elizabeth 

gave birth to five children, with 

Charles and John developing 

their farm holdings. Crushed 

between a bullock and a gate in 

1872, John Dyer survived this 

mishap, but the hard colonial life 

on the farm had taken its toll. He 

died on January 6, 1876, aged 

just 48 years. 

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in itself. 

“Challenge yourself to do what 

feels uncomfortable or just outside 

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reach. Make it a goal and make 

a plan. Even if you don’t quite 

get there the first attempt, you’ll 

learn a load and make yourself 

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says. 

And while it’s important for 

women to promote their transferable 

skills, it’s also a job hunter’s 

market and employers need to 

showcase their own offerings to 

appeal to the right people. 

Canterbury Employers’ Chamber 

of Commerce chief executive 

Leeann Watson says employers 

have to be prepared to tell their 

story and explain their purpose 

to a new generation of workers, 

who are more likely to be concerned 

about their work aligning 

with their values. 

“In this market, you are being 

interviewed as much as you are 

interviewing,” Watson said. 

Another Christchurch-based 

employer adapted their job advert 

to focus more on the company 

culture and had an extraordinary 

response both in the volume and 

quality of candidates – receiving 

over 100 applications. A similar 

job was advertised by another 

company who received just 10 

applicants. 

To help employers grow 

their staff, ChristchurchNZ are 

currently running a series of 

workshops focusing on diversity, 

equity and inclusion. Aimed at 

small-to-medium-sized businesses, 

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workplaces and open them up to 

invaluable diverse thinking. 

The workshops will run 

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We know the work is disruptive and we’ve listened to your feedback 

from stage one. Changes have been made to improve traffic flow 

while we’re working. 

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The distance you can travel on 

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sits well with the readout during 

my time with the test car although 

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warmth of the day it lengthens. 

There’s no fear of range anxiety 

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fossil fuel drive is motivated. On a 

full tank a readout indicates around 

500km can be travelled before the 

petrol tank needs replenishing. 

The Outlander’s hybrid driveline 

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system, one up front and one at the 

rear, there’s also a 2.4-litre fourcylinder 

engine that drives through 

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transmission. 

Mitsubishi claims a power output 

of 98kW with 195Nm of torque, 

while these figures may seem a 

little modest you have to take into 

account there is a wealth of power 

and torque through electrical 

supply pumping the figures up by 

85kW/100kW and 255Nm/195Nm 

front to rear respectively. You can 

sure feel the surge of the latter under 

acceleration, the combined force 

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vivid, especially in power mode. 

Out of all the drive modes 

the one I liked the most was the 

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as soon as the throttle pedal is 

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disengaged, it’s quite a reassuring 

feeling. 

I took the Outlander PHEV on 

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towards Darfield, the weather was 

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but I felt entirely comfortable with 

its manners on the road, there is 

healthy feedback at the steering 

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a strong feeling of accuracy when 

corners were presented. 

There’s also a strong feeling of 

connection between driver and the 

road, a lot of that has to do with 

the complexity of the suspension, 

while the spring and damper rates 

“The Diamond Dealer award was 

an outstanding result achieved by the 

whole team at Christchurch Mitsubishi,” 

are biased towards that luxury feel 

I alluded to earlier, there is enough 

compliance in the system so that 

bumps are ruts are dealt to, but 

stability isn’t compromised, the 

body structure is held level. 

I had the evaluation car in my 

care for a week and I very early 

grew to enjoy its rather special 

characteristics, not only is it more 

than just one vehicle, all that it 

can achieve it does so very well. 

Sure, the two rear seats are a bit 

confining for those large of stature, 

but it’s no different to any other 

seven-seater of this size, rear 

load space is still very generous 

at 472-litres with the third row of 

seats flat – spanning to 1373-litres 

with the second row down. 

If the Outlander PHEV is out 

of reach financially, bear in mind 

that much the same driveline is 

available in the Eclipse Cross, 

Mitsubishi’s mid-size SUV, and 

from $52,990 it is a lot more 

affordable. It also qualifies for a 

$5750 rebate. 

I know two people who own an 

Outlander hybrid and both are 

thrilled with their purchase. That’s 

no surprise, the Outlander has long 

been one of my favourite SUVs, 

and the hybrid version is just the 

icing on the cake. 

City dealership wins Mitsubishi award 

Barr said. 

“These awards are 

ferociously competitive 

and this goes to 

show the high level of 

customer service the 

team at Christchurch 

Mitsubishi offers.” 

General manager of 

the dealership, Steve 

Hammond, said everyone 

at the dealership 

was thrilled with 

the award. 

“These are awarded 

for dealership 

excellence in all 

aspects of the business 

– service, parts, 

sales and customer 

service. We are so 

proud of the whole 

team at Christchurch 

Mitsubishi, who work tirelessly every day. 

This award is recognition for all their work. 

This award is for them,” Hammond said. 

SUCCESS: Mathew Barr (left) 

and Steve Hammond with the 

Mitsubishi Diamond Dealer 

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FEATURED ARTIST 

JANE DOWNES 

FRI 16 SEPT (EVENING): 6-9pm 

$25 ENTRY / LIVE AUCTION (Tickets from Eventbrite.co.nz) 

SAT 17 SEPT (DAY): 9-3 pm 

GOLD COIN DONATION : DRINKS & FOOD AVAILABLE : CHILDRENS ART DISPLAY 

VISIT OUR FACEBOOK PAGE FOR 

MORE INFORMATION 

16-17 

SEPTEMBER 

At the Mount Pleasant Community Centre


FEATURED ARTIST 

JANE DOWNES 

BIOGRAPHY 

Jane is a full time sculptor/designer 

working from her home workshop 

in Little River on Banks Peninsula, 

Canterbury. Jane’s current practice 

consists of small, medium and large 

indoor and outdoor works made 

in steel. 

Sculptures are constructed from parts of 

plasma cut and formed from sheet steel and 

profiles, rather than working in the ‘full round’ 

- Jane calls this style ‘2 1/2D’. This enables 

her to utilise scrap sheet metal and other 

discarded materials. Jane exhibits at galleries 

and major sculpture events throughout 

New Zealand and undertakes site and client 

specific sculpture commissions as well as 

selling smaller works online. 

forms in her work that resonate with her, 

both natural and manmade. Often common 

or from childhood, sometimes delicate and 

fleeting objects from nature, sometimes robust 

geometric forms from popular culture and 

industry. Specific themes in her work include 

colonisation, security and shelter, along with 

more abstract themes commenting on the 

human condition, challenging preconceptions 

of purpose and beauty, valuable and lowly, 

masculine and feminine, permanence and 

the ephemeral. These dichotomies are also 

reflected in her use of recycled, found and 

industrial materials. Jane believes in making her 

work accessible and so most of her pieces are 

unlimited editions. 

Jane’s husband Mario, with his knowledge 

of materials and engineering, aswell as his 

installation skills plays a large part in her 

work. Jane is interested in feelings evoked 

by shape, form and pattern, how we react 

to scale and light and the influence this has 

on art, architecture and design. Jane uses 

THE RENOWNED 

MT PLEASANT ART EXHIBITION 

RETURNS IN 2022 

The Art Exhibition will transform the Mt Pleasant Community 

Centre into an art gallery and will be held over two days; a ticketed 

Gala Evening opening on Friday 16th September 6-9pm (R18) 

which includes a live auction of donated works, continuing on 

Saturday 17th September from 9am - 3pm (gold coin donation 

entry). Over 40 talented artists will be exhibiting more than 

500 pieces for sale - artworks, jewellery and sculpture in what 

promises to be an entertaining event for the whole community. 

Book your gala night 

tickets at Eventbrite 

before they sell out! 

FRI 16 SEPT (GALA): 6-9 pm 

$25 ENTRY / LIVE AUCTION (Tickets from Eventbrite.co.nz) 

SAT 17 SEPT (DAY): 9-3 pm 

GOLD COIN DONATION 

Held at the Mount Pleasant Community Centre 

3 McCormacks Bay Road, Mount Pleasant 

Mtpleasantartex 

VISIT OUR FACEBOOK PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION


16-17 SEPTEMBER 2022 

Book your gala night tickets at 

Eventbrite before they sell out! 

Jane will be exhibiting her 

‘Flora and Fauna Series’ 

at this years exhibition... 

‘A joyful look at the 

symbiotic relationship 

between bees and 

flowers and an 

observation of nature's 

sacred geometry 

and spontaneity’ 

Jane Downes Background 

Jane has a Bachelor of Design majoring 

in Sculpture/3D Design from Christchurch 

Polytechnic 1999 -2001. She is a 

Professional Member of the Designers 

Institute of NZ (Inc) 2009 - Present (PDINZ) 

and is a member of the International Sculpture 

Centre 2012 - Present (ISC). More recently 

she worked in the interior/spatial design fields 

alongside developing her sculpture practice. 

Jane Downes has completed a wide variety 

of work along with specific commissions, 

please visit her website to find out more. 

janedownes.co.nz 

ART & COMPANY 

Patrick Barry 

Max Brown 

Sheila Brown 

Leo Bucket 

Robbi Carvalho 

Martin Cole 

Peter Dunbar 

Disa Evans 

Deb Fuller 

Esther Gane 

Debbie Garland 

Anna Gibbs 

Rosemary Goodyear 

Charles Hannah 

Joel Hart 

Rebecca Herring 

Kristin Hyde 

Anna Kathleen 

Christine King 

Christy Lassen 

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Jo Loughnan 

Rae Manson 

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Tanith Norton 

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Hannah Schickedanz 

Alan Scott 

Tokiko Tatemoto 

Emily Toft-Quane 

Kevin Topham 

Glen Turner 

Natalie Walker 

Noeline Walker 

Joanne Webber 

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THANK YOU 

TO OUR GENEROUS 

SPONSORS 

Ferry Road 

This year’s proceeds from The Mt Pleasant 

Art Exhibition fundraiser will go directly 

towards new technology for the school to 

support learning within classrooms. 

READ MORE FROM NEW PRINCIPAL DONNA ELLERY BELOW... 

Now that the Mt Pleasant School 

turf has been fully funded, 

thanks to overwhelming community 

support and various grants, 

the top item on the school’s 

list is...TECHNOLOGY 

With the implementation of the new Digital 

Technologies curriculum, staff at Te Kura 

O Paeraki/Mt Pleasant School have been 

engaged with professional development in this 

area since the beginning of 2021. Teachers and 

students have become actively engaged in the 

design of digital learning across a variety of 

different platforms. 

As teachers and students across the school 

have increased their digital fluency, it has 

become important for us to have access to 

an equitable number of devices. Equity of 

devices will ensure that all our students have 

the opportunity to become digitally capable, 

enabling them to become creators rather than 

purely users of technology. We would like to 

increase our technology with the help of our 

community and the PTA run initiatives this 

year. Having an additional technology boost, 

alongside the ongoing school funding, 

will help us get technology and devices 

at a more effective level for the children. 

All of the technology is used to; 

• support learning within classrooms and is 

a highly motivating and powerful tool when 

teaching the core curriculum areas. 

• give all students equal access and the 

opportunity to learn alongside their peers. 

• help students requiring extra support with 

their learning to have a platform that they 

could successfully engage with, working 

alongside their peer group in a confident, 

inclusive manner. 

• engage with meaningful and collaborative 

transdisciplinary learning experiences across 

our curriculum. 

• provide students with the knowledge to 

become creators of digital solutions. 

How can you contribute? 

• Support The Mt Plesant Art Exhibition 

by coming along, buying a raffle ticket, 

a sausage from the sausage sizzle and if 

you love a piece of art please buy it! 

• Donations can be made at the school office 

via EFTPOS or cash 

• Bank directly into the PTA account - 12 3483 

0044625 00 using ‘Tech” as reference 

Contributors will be provided with a 

Tax Receipt upon request. 

Thank you in advance for supporting our Kura. 

Donna Ellery 

Tumuaki/Principal 

Mt Pleasant School 

FUNDRAISING 

$45k 

$40k 

$35k 

$30k 

$25k 

$20k 

$15k 

$10k 

$5k 

$0k 

FUNDRAISING GOAL 

$45K 

FOR 

TECHNOLOGY 

What will Mt Pleasant 

School spend the 

money on? 

$35k will get 30 Chrome books & 20 i-Pads. 

An additional $10k would go towards; 

stylus pens, EPro8 equipment, Microbits, 

new TV’s for classrooms which currently 

can’t share devices to them, a cart for 

Chromebooks & iPad covers. 

Mtpleasantartex 

VISIT OUR FACEBOOK PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION

Bay Harbour: September 07, 2022

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