Selwyn_Times: October 19, 2022

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2022 

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Daily plunge ahead 

of world ice champs 

• By Susan Sandys 

TAKING A daily dip in a chest 

freezer isn’t most people’s idea of 

having fun. 

But for Hannah Drury it is all 

part of her training as she prepares 

for the world ice swimming 

championships. 

For the last two months the 

44-year-old, of Rolleston, has 

got into the three-degree water, 

bathing for six minutes up to her 

neck. She has recently stretched 

her acclimatisation goal for the 

worlds in Samoëns in France in 

January further by immersing her 

face as well. 

“Because there’s lots of nerve 

endings in your face, when your 

face gets cold it makes you want 

to gasp,” she said. 

She said the freezer was turned 

on for a couple of hours at a time, 

to get the water temperature to 

one to three degrees. 

Drury said she doesn’t generally 

like the cold, and rugged up 

in winter to keep warm. 

But she does enjoy her new 

sporting passion, after trying 

it for the first time this year 

and qualifying for the world 

championships. 

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ICY BATH: Hannah Drury sits in three-degree 

water every day in preparation for the world ice 

swimming championships. Her first dip in icy 

water was in July, at Lake Tekapo on the way to 

the nationals. 

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lowest 

since May 

SELWYN PROPERTY prices 

dropped to their lowest level 

since May in the latest Real Estate 

Institute of New Zealand data. 

The median price for houses in 

the district was $810,000 for the 

month of September, compared to 

$829,000 in August. In May, the 

median was $805,000, the lowest 

level so far this year since a peak 

of $895,000 in March following 

record price rises in the previous 

12 months. 

The decline to 

$810,000 was in 

spite of a rise in the 

overall Canterbury 

median, up four 

per cent on the 

month of August, 

buoyed by big 

increases to the 

medians in the 

Jen Baird 

districts of Timaru and Kaikōura. 

Chief executive Jen Baird said 

market activity was steady in 

September for Canterbury. 

“But a feeling of uncertainty 

amongst buyers and vendors 

lingers, influenced by business 

challenges, rising interest rates, 

and the economy generally.” 

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So cool, in fact, she has a 

daily routine of getting into 

a water-filled chest freezer; 

the water being three 

degrees. 

She’s preparing for 

the world ice swimming 

championships (see page 1) 

in France in January. Like 

any top athlete she needs to 

train. But the water now 

isn’t cold here, so what better 

way to get the body used 

to what lies ahead than to 

improvise. A chest freezer 

full of very cold water does 

the trick. 

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• By Nikki Preston 

A COUPLE who has managed 

to snag their first home at the 

young ages of 19 and 21 say even 

they are surprised at how quickly 

it happened. 

Emily Walker, 19, and Bradyn 

Taylor, 21, only started saving 

for their first home at the start of 

this year and were not expecting 

to be in a position to have a 10 

per cent deposit needed to buy a 

house until 2023. 

But four weeks ago, a threebedroom 

home in Rolleston 

caught Walker’s eye while she 

was scrolling through a property 

website one night. 

They did a quick search on 

OneRoof to check the property 

estimate and when it looked like 

it could be within reach, they 

quickly arranged a private viewing. 

Two days later they submitted 

their offer with just two hours to 

spare before the deadline closed 

and were shocked to hear their 

conditional offer of $550,000 had 

been accepted. The offer is also 

the maximum amount they can 

spend in Christchurch to 

be eligible for the First Home 

Grant. 

“It was mental,” Walker said. 

Walker, who works on a service 

desk for an IT company, and 

Taylor, a landscape gardener, had 

been looking at suburbs all over 

Christchurch and had initially 

thought Rolleston was over their 

budget. 

The 1980s home on Byron St 

had been a rental property so 

had some minor paint chips, 

but Walker didn’t expect the 

cosmetic work to cost too much 

to fix. 

“It’s a bit of an older home. It’s 

definitely not the nicest one in 

Rolleston, but it’s hopefully going 

to look amazing by the time 

we are done with it. 

“We thought it would be an 

amazing opportunity because of 

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how much Rolleston is growing 

and I think it’s going to just continue 

climbing from there.” 

After their conditional offer 

was accepted, the couple then 

worked with their mortgage 

brokers at Loan Market and by 

gaining approval for Kāinga 

Ora’s First Home Grant and First 

Home Loan they were able to 

secure their first home with just 

a five per cent deposit. 

The property went unconditional 

two weeks ago and Walker 

said she’s still in shock. 

“It was incredible. Honestly, 

we thought we were not going to 

get it because of how hard it has 

been for lots of buyers.” 

Walker said they saved their 

$32,000 contribution by being 

really careful with their spending 

this year. Their deposit was 

further bolstered by the $20,00 

in their KiwiSaver accounts and 

the First Home Grant. 

“We had been saving non-stop 

and spending as little money as 

possible, but also we wouldn’t be 

missing out on things.” 

Their only bills were rent, utilities 

and groceries so they didn’t 

have any major debts other than 

a couple of credit cards which 

they have now paid off. On the 

budget they set themselves, they 

were still able to save $600 a 

week. 

They also got in a flatmate to 

help pay the rent on their twobedroom 

inner-city apartment 

so they could save more money. 

“We tried not to spend too 

much, but at the same time we 

didn’t feel like we were always 

trapped by the boundaries of 

which we had set ourselves. 

“Something that’s also quite 

amazing is that we had no financial 

help from parents or anyone, 

it was just the banks and Kāinga 

Ora.” 

While moving about 30 minutes 

out of the central city would 

mean Walker would have to 

endure a longer commute on the 

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Young couple save home deposit in a year 

STOKED: Bradyn Taylor, 21, and Emily Walker, 19, outside 

their new three-bedroom home in Rolleston. 

PHOTO: NZ HERALD 

Wednesday October 19 2022 Selwyn Times 

days she went into the office, she 

said it was worth it to be paying 

off their own mortgage and not 

someone else’s. 

A lot of people their age 

thought home ownership was a 

pipe dream, she said, but they 

were proof that it is achievable. 

She urged first home buyers 

to also keep any eye out on what 

was for sale as the right property 

could pop up when they least 

expected it. The Government 

increasing the cap on how much 

could be spent on properties 

and still be eligible for the First 

Home Grant had also worked in 

their favour. 

Loan Market mortgage adviser 

Angela Wanoa, who helped 

Taylor and Walker, said it is absolutely 

achievable for first home 

buyers to get in the market now 

as long as they have prepared 

themselves. 

“I seriously think at school 

there’s a real missing piece for 

young people and as soon as kids 

get their first job they should 

start contributing as much as 

they can into KiwiSaver to start 

building your deposit.” 

Keeping short-term debts low 

– or even better not having them 

– and making sure the accounts 

stay within their limits will also 

help people when they apply to 

the bank for their first mortgage, 

she said. 

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Neighbours disagree over proposed 


NEIGHBOURING Prebbleton 

residents are divided on 

whether to chop their land up 

as the pressure goes on from the 

district council and developers to 

intensify the district. 

Prebbleton is about to increase 

by another 820 sections after 

a successful plan change, and 

would almost double in size if 

two other plan changes are approved. 

Several residents live on one 

of the latest chunks of rural land 

that could go into housing – 

some support development while 

others are avidly opposed. 

The Plan Change 79 rezoning 

application, for 527 sections 

on 37ha on Birchs Rd, recently 

received 36 submissions. 

It comes as the Lincoln Voice 

residents’ group continues to 

fight Plan Change 69 in the Environment 

Court. PC69 would 

see 1710 sections on 190ha of 

rural land. 

Neighbours John and Sue 

Sheaf and Tom and Helen Fraser 

believe PC79 will not be successful 

as the National Policy Statement 

for Highly Productive Land 

came into effect on Monday. 

The PC79 area comprises mostly 

class 1 and 2 soils, which have 

been given enhanced protection 

in the new legislation. 

Nevetheless, they fear it will 

be approved and they will be 

surrounded by fences and dense 

housing, up to three stories high, 

in spite of the PC79 area being 

half a kilometre outside the 

Prebbleton town boundary. 

Sheaf said while rezoning to 

residential would dramatically 

increase the value of their home, 

no money in the world would 

make them want to sell to a 

developer. 

“That’s a matter of principle 

that we are prepared to put our 

bank balance against,” he said. 

Not only did they not want to 

move, they did not want to see 

the valuable soils “going underneath 

houses and asphalt”. 

Sheaf said he and Sue had lived 

happily at their 0.6ha property 

for six years. They had rebuilt the 

interior of their home, cleared 

weeds, and planted the area with 

natives, an orchard and vegetable 

gardens, and had hens for free 

range eggs. 

The Frasers said they had 

PARADISE: No amount of money in the 

world would make John Sheaf want to 

leave his lifestyle section on the outskirts of 

Prebbleton. Sheaf opposes Plan Change 97. 

lived on their 4ha property since 

buying it in 1970 as a bare block. 

They had built their home, planted 

it out, and to this day farmed 

prime lambs there. They enjoyed 

living in a rural environment 

and believed their grandchildren 

would one day take it over and 

bring up their children there. 

“We are the longest-term residents 

within the proposed subdivision. 

We find it incomprehensible 

that someone can apply to 

subdivide our land without our 

consent,” Tom Fraser said. 

“It’s morally wrong, we don’t 

want to shift, but it’s also morally 

wrong to take highly productive 

land and convert it to concrete.” 

The Sheafs and Frasers 

were among the majority of 

submitters who opposed PC79. 

Reasons given by submitters 

also included pressure on 

infrastructure, increase in 

traffic, and oversupply of 

homes following the other two 

Prebbleton plan changes. 

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GROWING: Work 

started this week on 

a 25-hectare block 

on the south side of 

Edward St, Lincoln, 

where about 240 

residential sections 

will go, and next 

to it potentially a 

retirement home. 

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Among supporting submitters 

were the Sheafs’ and Frasers’ 

neighbours, who live in the PC79 

area. 

John and Bev Broadway, 

Anthony Sutton, and Jason 

Rademaker submitted separately, 

but outlined the same reasons, 

including that building houses 

would be a better and more efficient 

use of their land, the PC79 

area would be a logical extension 

to the township and it would be 

well-placed to connect with the 

new Kakaha Park across the road. 

The Broadways also said their 

lifestyle block was too small for 

a viable farming business. It was 

currently used for grazing “a few 

sheep and a couple of horses”. 

Rademaker also said Kakaha 

Park would have hundreds of 

car parking spaces and lighting, 

which was more suited to the 

residential lifestyle the subdivision 

would bring. 

The PC79 application was 

made by Birchs Village Ltd, of 

which Ryan Geddes is the sole 

director. He lives in Christchurch 

and is understood to own 

one of the eight blocks of land 

which make up the PC79 area. 

Geddes did not return calls to 

the Selwyn Times. 

Meanwhile, the two remaining 

plan changes pertaining to 

Prebbleton are Plan Change 68, 

for 820 sections on Trents Rd, 

and Plan Change 72, for 295 sections 

on the south side of Trices 

Rd and eastern side of Birchs Rd. 

PC68 is soon to be operative 

after no appeals were received 

by the deadline date of Friday 

last week, while PC72 is being 

appealed in the Environment 

Court. 

New development plus 

retirement home bid 

• By Barry Clarke 

PRELIMINARY groundwork 

is underway on another big 

residential housing development 

in Lincoln, which may eventually 

also see a retirement home next 

to it. 

About 240 sections are 

planned for a 25-hectare site 

bordering Edward St back to the 

Lincoln Wetlands area, a popular 

recreation area for walkers, 

joggers and cyclists, and home to 

numerous bird species. 

Lime Developments owner 

Jack Lin said engineering consents 

are still being worked 

through, but the company 

was able to start preliminary 

ground work to take advantage 

of the spring and early summer 

weather. 

The subdivision was given 

building consent late last year. 

It was hoped the titles for the 

first stage of 62 sections would be 

available by mid next year. 

The proximity of the wetlands, 

Liffey Springs Reserve and 

walking tracks along the 

Ararira-LII River would make 

the development attractive to 

buyers, said Lin. 

The longer term plan was for 

a retirement home to be built on 

land purchased by the company 

on the southern side of Edward 

St and Ellesmere Rd. There were 

discussions with a retirement 

home operator. 

Fencing with marketing would 

soon go up along Ellesmere Rd 

where the residential sections 

were to be developed, he said. 

The subdivision would be 

called Brookvale and the rest 

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‘I’m absolutely loving this’ - ice swimmer 

COLD STUFF: Hannah Drury being helped by teammates 

after finishing her first 500m ice swim at the nationals in 

Alexandra. 

• From page 1 

Ice swimming is swimming in 

water with a temperature of five 

degrees or lower, with swimmers 

wearing only their togs, cap and 

goggles. 

Drury said she had not tried 

out the sport until competing in 

the first-ever national championships 

in New Zealand at Alexandra 

in July. Having a background 

as an open water competitor, 

she had been drawn by the challenge 

much colder water would 

provide. 

Her first foray into icy water 

was on the way there, where she 

stopped for a dip in Lake Tekapo. 

She had ended up enjoying the 

swimming events themselves, 

having focused on the end goal 

of completion, rather than the 

pain of the cold on her skin, 

hands and feet. She had also 

been buoyed by the camaraderie 

of fellow swimmers and supporters, 

who had cheered her on. 

“During the swim I was thinking 

‘I’m absolutely loving this,’ 

which was quite a surprise to me, 

I didn’t think I would enjoy doing 

it,” Drury said. 

“Just the feeling when you are 

in there, you feel really alive,” she 

said. 

“It’s not easy, so you feel really 

good when you have succeeded 

at it.” 

The longest she was in the 

water for at the nationals was 

about eight minutes, for a 

500-metre freestyle race. In 

France, she will compete in the 

100-metre butterfly, and 100-metre 

individual medley where she 

will complete one length each of 

freestyle, backstroke, butterfly 

and breast stroke. 

For fitness, Drury is training 

at Lake Rua, swimming there 

twice per week, where the current 

water temperature is about 

12 degrees. She is also doing pool 

swimming three-to-four times 

a week. 

Prior to the championships, 

Drury will travel to England to 

see family with husband Alex 

and their two sons. She will 

then meet up with fellow New 

Zealand team members for a 

pre-championships training 

camp. 

Drury said ideally the lake 

temperature would be around 

four degrees at the champs. But 

as the lake was located in a ski 

resort with snow all around, it 

could easily plummet closer to 

the zero mark. 

Nevertheless, she was looking 

forward to it and could not wait 

to compete. 

“It’s the chance of a lifetime,” 

she said. 

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8 Selwyn Times Wednesday October 19 2022

Shed fire 

deemed not 

suspicious 

• By Tina Grumball 

A SEVERE fire that gutted a shed 

where a gang-related shooting 

took place has been ruled as nonsuspicious. 

The shed, or workshop, caught 

fire at 9.50pm on Sunday, October 

9. After an investigation, it was 

found that old burn piles had 

been reignited elsewhere. 

Their embers were carried by 

strong winds to the Maddisons 

Rd address and set the structure 

alight. 

Four firetrucks and four tankers 

attended and it was finally 

contained at about half-past midnight. 

The site was also in the news in 

early July when a man was shot. A 

31-year-old Mongols MC affiliate 

was arrested and charged with 

wounding with intent to cause 

grievous bodily harm and unlawful 

possession of a firearm. 

He pleaded not guilty and will 

reappear in Christchurch district 

court on December 15. 

A neighbour nearby said the 

fire was “not a nice wake-up call”. 

When asked if the building was 

unoccupied, she said she had not 

seen any activity for a while and 

thought whoever lived there had 

moved out. 

THREE MORE Chorus street 

cabinets are set to become works 

of art. 

They come out of a call for 

designs, which now takes the 

number of publicly inspired art 

works in the district to seven. 

Chorus spokesperson Jo Seddon 

said the task of selecting the 

winning designs proved to be 

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very difficult. 

“We’ve been really lucky with 

the standard of designs that 

were submitted and it was very 

hard to narrow it down to just 

two,” she said. 

Sea Avery’s A Native Feast and 

Veronica Ek’s The Gang were 

the winning designs. 

But another also caught the 

eye of the judges – Anne Mc- 

Donald’s Coloured Pencils. 

So they went with all three. 

Said Seddon: “In fact we were 

so impressed with the standard 

of designs, a further mural was 

commissioned – one that reflects 

support of diversity and inclusion. 

“The design shows multicoloured 

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“Selwyn District Council 

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particularly Mayor Sam 

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forward to building on this 

to bring more art work to the 

community,” Seddon said. 

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New Zealand’s drinking water laws have changed. 

Under the Water Services Act 2021, councils must chlorinate public 

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started applying for exemptions for its previously unchlorinated supplies 

and is expecting feedback on these applications from Taumata Arowai in 

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Spring show returns to full glory 

SELWYN SPRING Show 

organisers were thrilled with 

the huge turnout to their annual 

event on Saturday. 

About 14,000 turned out to 

the show on a stunning sunny 

spring day at the Ellesmere A & P 

grounds at Leeston. 

Show president David Birkett 

said he and fellow committee 

members could not have been 

more pleased with how the show 

went as it returned to its full glory 

following the pandemic. A scaleddown 

150th jubilee show was held 

last year after being postponed 

from the previous year. 

“After a two-year break for 

public entry, it was fantastic that 

the show was as popular as ever. 

It was marvellous to see so many 

people,” Birkett said. 

“It takes such a huge effort by 

volunteers and the community to 

put the day on but it is all worth 

it when you see the delight on 

everyone’s faces.” 

Supreme Champion 

Huacaya Shamarra Galactica 

with judge Dean Ford and 

owner Anya Walkington. 

Competitors get 

up a sweat in the 

woodchopping. 

Right – Chef Paul 

Robinson, with Bella Rose 

Pua and Caitlin White of 

Ellesmere College, at a 

cooking demonstration. 

Leeston and Lincoln 

primary schools go headto-head 

in the relay 

competition (above left), 

which was ultimately won 

by the Southbridge’s The 

Bandits. Shearing and 

highland dancing also 

proved popular. 

Kate Lye models the winning supreme Wearable Arts outfit, 

made by Sam McGregor and Ragavi Meiyalaghan.




NEWS 13 

Call goes out to join emergency services 

BURNHAM ARMY firefighter 

Sophie Wardell is on a mission 

to inspire more young people to 

pursue careers in the emergency 

services. 

The 21-year-old 

is bringing the 

Youth Search and 

Rescue training 

programme to 

Canterbury, after 

it inspired her own 

Sophie 

Wardell 

army career. 

YSAR offers 

a three-year 

programme to 

14-18-year-olds and aims to help 

combat an ageing workforce in 

the search and rescue and emergency 

management sectors. 

Launched 14 years ago, until 

now the programme has only 

been available in Tauranga and 

Auckland. 

Wardell completed the programme 

in Tauranga while she 

was at high school, before joining 

the army in 2019. Having been in 

the army for the past three years 

and now settled in Canterbury, 

she’s ready to “give back”. 

The programme involves 26 

weekly classroom-based training 

sessions and eight outdoor weekend 

exercises a year, in which 

students learn a range of skills, 

from bushcraft and river crossings, 

to first aid and navigation. 

In the second year students 

FIRST RESPONSE: Burnham Army firefighter Sophie Wardell is bringing the Youth Search and Rescue training programme 

to Canterbury, after it inspired her own army career. 

complete modules through partner 

organisations such as Land- 

SAR, Coastguard and AREC, 

and during their third and final 

year they gain competencies in 

managing a full-scale emergency 

response. 

“It was definitely YSAR that 

pushed me towards the army. 

I’ve always loved the outdoors 

and being in the bush,” said 

Wardell. 

“It was so helpful during my 16 

weeks’ basic training at Waiouru. 

When we were out in the middle 

of nowhere and it was freezing 

cold and everyone was complaining, 

I didn’t find it too bad 

because I’d been in worse. 

“It was funny to watch all 

these boys who’d never been in 

the bush before struggle with 

it, and here’s this girl showing 

them how it’s done. I was well 

prepared in terms of navigation 

and bushcraft skills.” 

Wardell said being a firefighter 

with the army joins both her 

passions together. 

“I enjoy being outdoors and 

exercising and I like helping 

people, so I get the best of both 

worlds being an army firefighter. 

I would love to help young 

people get into the emergency 

services and LandSAR.” 

YSAR general manager Steve 

Campbell said YSAR is focused on 

building a robust, diverse future 

workforce in search and rescue 

and emergency management. 

“Research released in 2010 

suggested that 67 per cent of all 

search and rescue volunteers 

were male and over the age of 40. 

It was clear that the emergency 

response sectors were entering 

a period where there was an 

increase in the number of 

volunteers unsuitable for field 

deployment and that this would 

continue to a point of crisis from 

2020 and beyond unless this was 

addressed at a strategic level.” 

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Hororata Parish 

Spring Fair offers 

fun in the country 

The Hororata Parish 

Spring Fair is a traditional 

country fair is a “must 

do” for many people with 

the emphasis on family 

entertainment. After 

missing the event last 

year, the Parish is looking 

forward to welcoming 

everyone back to the 

Hororata Domain this 

Labour Day. 

The always popular 

Country Auction will 

return and as well as 

offering a huge range 

of second-hand items 

at bargain prices it will 

feature the Agri Garden Art Competition. 

This competition challenges locals to 

“Show their No.8 wire skills” creating fabulous 

sculpture that are auctioned with 

all proceeds going to the Hororata Parish. 

This is a chance to secure a one-off piece 

of art for your garden with the theme this 

year ‘movement’. 

The Children’s Races are always great 

fun and entertaining for the adults to 

watch! Kids can join in the sack, egg and 

spoon and other fun races at 10.30am 

with great prizes up for grabs. Pony rides 

and bouncy castles will keep the little 

ones entertained while adults can browse 

the stalls offering delicious homemade 

jams and speciality foods, handmade 

crafts, a wide range of plants and a large 

selection of second-hand books. 

The Fair is the Hororata Parish’s biggest 

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the pastoral care that it offers in this rural 

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THE QUESTION being raised 

is should the Selwyn ratepayers 

contribute to the costs of the new 

stadium in Christchurch, which 

the budget has already been 

blown out of all proportion. The 

answer is categorically no. 

It is no fault of the Selwyn 

ratepayers the Christchurch 

City Council could not get its 

act together in a timely manner, 

hence the enormous blowout on 

its original budget. 

Now it has the gall to come 

cap-in-hand asking for a 

financial commitment from 

other councils. It is hoped that 

when the time comes the Selwyn 

council has enough backbone 

to say no, given the ratepayers 

of Selwyn are already heading 

for an increase of six per cent in 

the next few years on top of an 

already exorbitant rates bill. 

However, there is another 

option available should the 

need arise. In your rates bill you 

will note there is a Canterbury 

Museum levy of $35, so looking 

outside the box let’s drop this 

levy to $15 and the remaining 

$20 be earmarked for the 

stadium at no extra cost to the 

ratepayers of Selywn. Simple. 

-Trevor Longmuir 

Rolleston 

We agree with contributing to 

the Christchurch stadium. We 

will use it and take the grand 

kids. 

Many people travel into 

Christchurch daily, it’s not 

as though we don’t utilise 

Christchurch infrastructure. 

It is a Canterbury asset. The 

Crusaders are Canterbury, for 

example. 

The fact it was ever allowed 

to so incompetently escalate 

out of control in the first place, 

though, still aggravates 

us. 

-Rob and Pete Davies 

Tai Tapu 


I do not believe any residents, 

whether it be from Selwyn or 

any other region, should be held 

to ransom for the blowout of the 

stadium. 

Times are tough for a lot 

of people. The cost of living 

is continuing to increase and 

increasing the rates by six per 

cent annually will definitely add 

more unnecessary pressure on 

residents. 

A stadium for sports events 

and concerts is considered a 

luxury for most, not a necessity. 

Having just, or still trying to 

recover from the impact of 

Covid, many are under financial 

pressure. Inflation is at an all 

time high, well over seven per 

cent, and guaranteed that not 

many received a pay increase in 

line with inflation. 

-Michael Romkes 

Lincoln 

With only 29,000 rateable 

properties and the fact Selwyn 

ratepayers will have a rates 

increase, I say no to helping 

fund the remainder of stadium 

costs. Corporates that 

benefit should definitely 

contribute. 

-S Woodham 

Te Taumutu 

relationship 

There was an article in the 

Selwyn Times regarding the 

signing of a formal relationship 

between the Selwyn District 

Council and Te Taumutu 

Rūnanga. 

The article has blindsided 

many people. How many 

residents of Selwyn even know 

about this relationship and what 

it is all about? 

Surely before anything is 

signed the people of Selwyn 

have the right to know what 

the agreement is all about. 

An article, published with no 

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explanation and an agreement 

with no discussion with our 

people, is very undemocratic. 

The wording “the role of mana 

whenua as a treaty partner of 

the Crown” is obviously what 

our council believe in and is 

following a Government 

policy. 

The purpose of local 

government (from the 

Selwyn website) states very 

clearly: democracy and local 

accountability. 

So the council made a 

decision, but where does the 

democracy come in or the local 

accountability? 

-Margaret Holding 

(abridged) 

Rolleston 

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BACKYARD CRITTERS 

Mike Bowie is an ecologist who specialises in 

entomology (insects and other invertebrates). Each 

week he introduces a new species found in his 

backyard at Lincoln. His column aims to raise public 

awareness of biodiversity, the variety of living things 

around us. Check out the full list of invertebrates found 

at www.inaturalist.org/projects/backyard-biodiversitybugs-in-my-lincoln-section 

MANY PEOPLE 

hate cockroaches, 

particularly when 

they are around 

food. 

In the cooler 

south we are less 

likely to see the 

larger exotic roach 

species, but with 

our warming 

climate, species 

distributions are 

changing. 

The Gisborne 

cockroach is one 

of those that is dispersing 

south and 

this week I found 

my first specimen 

of Drymaplaneta 

semivitta in our 

section at Lincoln. 

This species has 

made its way down 

to Invercargill, but 

as it is flightless, 

it is likely to have 

hitched a ride. 

The Gisborne 

cockroach is actually 

an Australian 

species that was 

first recorded in 

Gisborne in the 

1960s. This large 

cockroach (20- 

45mm long and 

12-15mm wide) has 

a shiny dark brown 

body with a tan to 

translucent strip 

on the edges of its 

head and thorax. 

All six of its legs are 

covered in spines 

and its hind legs are 

much larger. 

Fortunately, 

it is not often 

found inside or 

around our food, 

so is less likely to 

transmit disease 

as the German 

or American 

cockroaches can. 

The Gisborne 

cockroach prefers 

being outside in 

bark or woodchips 

and usually likes to 

squeeze into narrow 

gaps only a few 

millimetres wide 

to hide. 


Warming climate sees 

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SPOTTED IN LINCOLN: The Gisborne cockroach 

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Supporting the wellbeing and inclusion of our older residents in Selwyn 

Following on from swell give it a go fortnight, swell is taking to the airwaves to bring you interesting interviews 

from people and organisations supporting older people living well in Selwyn. Hear about social activism, 

healthcare, life planning, community groups and even about rare breed animals. 

Pop on the jug, get comfy and tune in to fascinating programmes at Plains FM. 

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What Age Concern Offers and Elder Abuse 

Simon Templeton, CEO of Age Concern Canterbury will discuss elder abuse and what services are available to help. He will also talk 

about the advocacy, educational programmes and information that Age Concern is able to offer older people in our community. 

Retirement Village Residents Association and you 

Whether you’re in a retirement village or thinking about moving into one – understanding the pros and cons of such a move is important 

for enjoying this next stage of your life. Nigel Matthews, Chief Executive of Retirement Village Assn. will provide practical advice. 

Succession Law and Occupation Rights Agreements 

The Law Commission has recently released recommendation for a new statute to the Inheritances (claims against estates) act. 

Kate Warren Associate lawyer at Tavendale and Partners will discuss what that means. She will also talk about Occupation Rights 

Agreements, a lifetime right to occupy within a retirement village and what this means legally. 

Ageing and Disability 

Disabled Persons Assembly’s Prudence Walker (Chief Executive) will discuss ageing, disability and what this means for people. 

She will provide insight into accommodating impairments while maintaining independence. 

The Hāpai Access Card – Making Access Easy 

The Hāpai Access Card is a unique solution to assist a disabled person with access issues receive the reasonable 

accommodations they require to access businesses and leisure activities. Susan Jackman, Hāpai Executive Manager, will explain 

how the card works, where it can be used and how to apply for one. 

Polio – Now and Then 

Those who contracted polio in the past are continuing to live with the effects today. Jessie Snowdon, founder of On-the-Go Physio 

will talk about the effect that polio is still having on people in 2021 and what help is available with the new Christchurch Polio Hub. 

Advanced Care Planning 

Jenna Cook, Advanced Care Planning Facilitator for Te Whatu Ora Waitaha, will discuss what is needed to get started on setting 

up an Advanced Care Plan. 

Wills and Enduring Powers of Attorney 

Wills and Enduring Powers of Attorneys are important documents that can help reduce the emotional and financial stress on your 

family after your death, or if you lose capacity. Join Paul Owens and Cora Granger from Parry Field Lawyers to learn what Wills 

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wrong when you don’t have them in place. 

Brain Health – Minimising the Risk of Getting Dementia 

Research published by the Lancet Commission in 2020 tells us that approximately 40% of dementias worldwide can be prevented 

or delayed. Today, Lee Andrews, Dementia Educator/clinical leader Dementia Canterbury, will talk about some of the lifestyle 

factors that will help to reduce our personal risk of getting dementia. 

Online Safety and Scams 

Using the internet and having to complete essential tasks on-line is a necessary part of our lives. Cyber criminals, scams 

and computer viruses are real threats we need to be aware. Join Aram Raof-Karim, cybersecurity expert at the University of 

Canterbury, as he talks about how to spot when things aren’t quite right and what to do to keep you and your family cyber safe. 

Seniors: Start Your Own Business 

Are you over 50? Do you have an idea that could start your own business? Research shows that those over 50 who are setting 

up a new venture have their own set of unique advantages and challenges. Business startup coach Dr Chris Kirk and founder of 

Later-in-life innovators, will provide information about what you could do. 

Live Stronger for Longer 

The Live Stronger for Longer project is a national initiative supporting older adults to stay living independently and injury free, in 

their own homes. Lily Purdon, community group strength and balance programme lead at Sports Canterbury will discuss how 

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Chamberlain’s ton steers the way again 

HARRY Chamberlain’s second 

consecutive match-winning 

century on Saturday has 

given him and his Leeston- 

Southbridge team a dream 

start to the new country cricket 

season. 

In a Canterbury Country premier 

one day competition clash 

of the titans at Darfield Domain, 

Chamberlain’s innings of 101 not 

out, off just 83 balls, steered his 

team to a tense two-wicket win 

over rivals Darfield. 

There were also victories for 

Weedons, Cheviot, and Sefton 

in round two in what is shaping 

up to be a quality, hard-fought 

season. 

Leeston-Southbridge won the 

toss and elected to bowl first – a 

decision they were soon ruing 

when Canterbury representatives 

Zak Foulkes (89 off 108) and 

Henry Shipley (37 off 40) were 

cruising against the balanced, 

disciplined bowling unit. 

Darfield finished their 45 overs 

on 211/7, confident that they 

could defend the total on their 

home patch. 

And they soon had Leeston- 

Southbridge reeling at 89/6, 

before Chamberlain, hot off 

an unbeaten century the week 

before, teamed up with Dougald 

Munro (30 off 37) for an ultimately 

match-winning 99-run 

seventh-wicket partnership. 

IN FORM: Harry Chamberlain in a Leeston-Southbridge 

win against Darfield earlier this year. 

PHOTO: KAREN CASEY 

There were still some tense 

moments before the winning 

runs were knocked off in the 

40th over, however, with just two 

wickets to spare. 

Sefton secured their second 

big win in as many matches with 

a 93-run win over Peninsula- 

Harbour in spite of their top 

order failing to fire. 

Batting first, at 49/4, it was 

seasoned campaigner Matt 

Laffey who came to the rescue, 

caressing 85 runs off 113 balls to 

help lift Sefton to 217. Akhil Pant 

and David Neal claimed three 

wickets apiece. 

Micah Campbell was 

destroyer-in-chief for Sefton, 

taking the new ball and knocking 

off the combined side’s top 

order. Campbell finished with 

match-best figures of 4/15, as the 

competition newcomers struggled 

with the bat for the second 

week in a row, falling to be all 

out in the 30th over for 124. 

At Southbrook Park, on a 

deceptively dicy-looking pitch, 

Cheviot elected to bowl first 

against the combined home side 

representing Oxford-Rangiora- 

Southbrook. 

It was only the typicallydogged 

innings of opener Calvin 

Scott who showed any resistance 

against the Magpies attack, with 

Scott carrying his bat for an 

unbeaten 42 off 99 balls. 

No other batsman was able to 

hang around with him and they 

were rolled for just 103 in 38.3 

overs, with the three Fitzpatrick 

brothers, Tom, Johnny and 

Harry, sharing seven wickets 

between them. 

Cheviot opener Ryan Ellis 

quickly showed how few 

demons there were in the newlyrefurbished 

’Brook pitch by 

smashing an unbeaten 61 off just 

33 balls to complete the ninewicket 

thrashing in just 13 overs. 

Ohoka suffered another 

heavy loss, this time a sevenwicket 

defeat to Weedons who 

rolled them for 111 before 

Blake Coburn almost singlehandedly 

knocked off the runs 

by smashing 72 off just 52 balls, 

including four sixes. 

Short scorecard: 

Darfield 211/7 (Z Foulkes 

89, H Shipley 37, J Frew 

28; C Beatson 2/28, W 

Macfarlane 2/47) 

Lost to Leeston- 

Southbridge 212/8 (H 

Chamberlain 101no, D 

Munro 30, J SImpson 28; J 

Frew 4/27). 

Sefton 217 (M Laffey 85, 

C Warner 23; A Pant 3/39, 

D Neal 3/54) 

Beat Harbour-Peninsula 

124 (M Campbell 4/15, M 

Smith 2/22). 

Oxford-Rangiora- 

Southbrook 103 (C Scott 

42no; J Fitzpatrick 3/14, T 

Fitzpatrick 3/29, W Smith 

2/13) 

Lost to Cheviot 106/1 (R 

Ellis 61no, H Fitzpatrick 

37). 

Ohoka 111 (D Lyons 26; 

C Robson 3/18, J Parker 

2/18, J Benton 2/22, B 

Coburn 2/26) 

Lost to Weedons 113/3 

(B Coburn 72). 

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SPORT 21 

WINNER: Corban Farnley preparing to launch his jetski into the water and competing at Lake Havasu in Arizona at the world championships, where he 

won the Pro Am Ski Lite class. 

Teen jetski champ follows in dad’s footsteps 


RACING ON a jetski is 

something Corban Farnley, of 

West Melton, has been doing 

since the age of 10. 

It is also something the 

17-year-old is very good at, 

proving that last week as he 

arrived home from America with 

a trophy for winning the Pro Am 

Ski Lite class at the International 

Jet Sports Boating Association 

annual world finals. 

Competitors from 34 nations 

competed for a number of 

world titles at the 42nd annual 

championships, held at Lake 

Havasu, Arizona. 

Farnley said there was no 

secret to his success, it was just a 

case of practice makes perfect. 

“Practice is the best way to 

get better, just keep riding, keep 

riding,” he said. 

He is following in the footsteps 

of dad Chris, a former national 

champion who owns jetski 

shops in Christchurch and 

Auckland. The pair are regulars 

on Christchurch’s Lake Roto 

Kohatu, where they get out and 

ride together. 

Farnley is also a national 

champ, and is not new to world 

titles either, having won three at 

Lake Havasu three years ago, in 

amateur and kids’ classes. 

He said his goal was to move 

up to open classes at the world 

champs next year, where the 

speeds of jetskis reach about 

125kmh, compared to about 

80kmh in the lite class. 

He said he had been grateful 

to compete at the world 

championships this year, after 

not initially expecting to make 

it there. 

He has recently started 

a building apprenticeship 

at Rolleston’s Clark Bros 

Construction, which paid for his 

flights, but his passport expired 

during the pandemic. 

Mum Melissa Farnley recalled 

the whirlwind of getting ready 

to go once the decision was 

made. 

“He phoned me and said ‘Mum 

do you think you could get me 

a passport, because my boss (at 

Clark Bros) has sponsored me 

to the worlds’. That’s how quick 

it was, there was no full-on 

training like there usually is,” 

Melissa said. 

She applied for an urgent 

passport, which arrived just in 

time for him to make a New 

Zealand team members’ 

flight. 

“We got it on the Friday, and 

the Sunday morning he was on 

the plane. It was full bore.” 

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Lincoln Envirotown’s 

Annual Clothes Swap 

This popular event will take place 

on the evening of Thursday 17th 

November at the Lincoln Event 

Centre. 

This event was hugely successful 

last year and large numbers of people 

and clothes are expected this year. 

People are encouraged to bring their 

clothing items (those that we all have, 

unused in our cupboards) and drop 

them off at designated drop off points 

in Lincoln and Rolleston. The times 

and locations of these can be found 

on Humanitix (Lincoln Clothes Swap) 

or Lincoln Envirotown’s Facebook or 

website. Those who do these early drop 

offs will be given an “Early Bird” ticket 

which entitles them and one other, to 

early entry on the evening. 

Textiles are a major contributing 

element to landfill and the longer that we 

are able to keep them in circulation the 

better. It is a means of helping reduce the 

negative impacts of the fashion industry 

on our environment. 

There is no payment for entry or for 

clothes. The event provides a chance to 

enjoy changing one’s wardrobe, as well as 

keeping resources circulating. 

Lincoln Envirotown looks forward to 

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Selwyn 

Events 

We’re Back in 2022! 

Enjoy exciting events this season in Selwyn. 

Selwyn Fireworks 

Spectacular 

Saturday 5 November 2022 

Foster Park, Rolleston 

Come along to this family friendly 

community fireworks display. There 

will be live entertainment, carnival 

rides, bouncy castles and food. Get 

your friends and family together to 

watch the fantastic display. 

For more information visit 

selwynfireworks 

Motorfest 

Sunday 20 November 2022 

Halpet Park, Rolleston 

Nothing is more exciting to a 

motor enthusiast than a festival 

purely dedicated to the art of cars. 

Motorfest is a community event with 

over 500 vehicles on display. Live 

music, stalls and food available. A 

great day out for the whole family. 

For more information visit 

SelwynMotorFest 

Proudly supported by Selwyn District Council


Community recycling days coming up 

Community recycling drop-off days are about to be held in Malvern 

and Ellesmere. 

Wherever you live in Malvern or Ellesmere, this is a great opportunity to clean 

up the backyard, shed or garage, and get rid of items from old child car seats 

and E-waste to scrap metal, garden waste and old tyres. 

2022 triennial 

election results 

Three new Councillors have been elected to join returning Mayor Sam Broughton 

and seven returning Councillors. 

The new Council has been confirmed following the release of the final results for 

the 2022 Selwyn District Council elections. 

Mr Broughton says he’s excited about the opportunity to continue leading on 

behalf of the district, and welcomed the three new councillors. 

“It’s so encouraging to be supported by our community. The result is an 

endorsement of our Council's vision for Selwyn and the hard work we have put 

in to get us to where we are today. There is still much to be done and I’m looking 

forward to the opportunities and challenges the next three years will bring. 

“It’s also really exciting for the new Councillors joining the team. Well done 

Lydia Gliddon, Elizabeth Mundt and Phil Dean. We also owe a big thank you to 

Councillors Jenny Gallagher, Mark Alexander, Murray Lemon and Geoff Bland for 

all their work on the Council over the last three years.” 

The successful candidates are: 

MAYORALTY 

Sam Broughton 

ELLESMERE WARD (2 VACANCIES): 

Shane Epiha 

Elizabeth Mundt 

MALVERN WARD (2 VACANCIES): 

Lydia Gliddon 

Bob Mugford 

ROLLESTON WARD (3 VACANCIES): 

Phil Dean 

Nicole Reid 

Sophie McInnes 

SPRINGS WARD (3 VACANCIES): 

Malcolm Lyall 

Grant Miller 

Debra Hasson 

MALVERN COMMUNITY BOARD 

TAWERA SUBDIVISION (1 VACANCY) 

Sean Ellis 

Dropping off scrap metal, including old bicycles, BBQs, small appliances, 

whiteware, and pots and pans is free. Charges apply for bulky items that 

would be too large for your wheelie bin, such as couches, mattresses, desks 

and curtains. Charges also apply for green waste, tyres, car seats and some 

E-waste such as TVs and monitors. Disposal of other E-waste and recyclable 

cardboard items is free. 

Smelly waste, wet waste or waste that can’t easily be transferred to a skip 

without making a mess cannot be accepted. Hazardous waste, gas bottles, 

items containing oil or fuel and tyres covered in dirt also can't be accepted. 

Flax, cabbage tree leaves, trees or branches over 10cm in diameter, and 

general rubbish cannot be included in green waste, but can be accepted as 

general rubbish. 

Only household quantities will be accepted. Please ensure you are able to 

unload your own materials. 

The drop-off days will be at Hawkins Pit, Darfield, on Sunday 30 October, 

10am-4pm and Cemetery Pit, Southbridge Leeston Rd on Sunday 20 

November, 10am -4pm. 

Cash only (no eftpos). A donation will be made to a local not-for-profit 

organisation for their help with these events. For more information visit 

selwyn.govt.nz/recyclingday. 

Halloween coming to town at 

'Trunk-or-Treat' 

It’s time to pull out your spookiest costumes and frightfully good decorations! 

Trunk-or-Treat is coming to Selwyn for the first time to celebrate Halloween. 

The two free Trunk-or-Treat events, on 31 October, will see people decorate the 

boots of cars with a Halloween theme. Sweets, prizes for the best decoration 

and even a haunted house will be among the other attractions at the events 

which encourage family fun in a safe, community friendly atmosphere. 

Special guests will be there from the Rolleston and Dunsandel fire and 

emergency services, St John New Zealand, New Zealand Police, and Burnham 

Military Camp. 

The first Trunk-or-Treat will be held at the Dunsandel Community Centre from 

3.30 to 4.30pm, followed by the Rolleston Community Centre’s event from 

5.30 to 6.30pm. 

A Halloween Disco will also be held at the Lincoln Event Centre from 3.45 

to 5pm. 

See Council’s website for the most up-to-date information and to register your 

vehicle. Bookings are required if you are going to decorate your car. For more, 

visit selwyn.govt.nz/events. 

Enter your team in the Corporate 

Floorball League 

The Selwyn Sports Centre is inviting residents to get their workmates together 

for a competitive five-week corporate floorball challenge. 

Teams of between five and eight people are welcome to take part in the fun, 

fast league, with games kicking off from Tuesday 1 November at 6.30pm. 

The sport is a type of indoor floor hockey, with teams fielding four players and 

a goalie. 

To register your team, visit selwynsportscentre.co.nz. 

HAWKINS SUBDIVISION 

(2 VACANCIES) 

Ken May 

Sharn Nu’u 

WEST MELTON SUBDIVISION 

Calvin Payne 

Bruce Russell 

The voter return was 42.44%, or 20,497 votes, excluding special votes. 

For full election results visits selwyn.govt.nz/elections. 

The new Council will hold its inaugural meeting on 2 November. 

SELWYN 

SPORTS CENTRE 

CORPORATE FLOORBALL 

Tuesdays 

Skills Session 25 October, 6.30–7.30pm 

Games 1–29 November, 6.30–9.30pm 

Council Call 

SELWYN DISTRICT COUNCIL 

Norman Kirk Drive, Rolleston 

Ph 0800 SELWYN (735 996) 

TE ARA ĀTEA 

56 Tennyson Street, Rolleston 

Ph 347 2880 

DARFIELD LIBRARY & SERVICE CENTRE 

1 South Terrace, Darfield 

Ph 318 8338 or 347 2780 

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SWELL expo hitting the airways on Plains FM 

Topics as diverse as brain health, starting your own business for those aged 50+, and the pros and 

cons of moving into a retirement village will be covered on this year’s SWELL on air programme on 

Plains FM 96.9. 

The radio show is part of the SWELL series running from 9–23 October. "The radio programme was 

developed last year, as the expo was unable to run, and was such a success we had to do it again," 

Community and Economic Development Advisor Kirstin Dingwall-Okoye says. 

This year’s programme has been developed by Robyn Johnston of Transition Navigators with Plains 

FM, and includes interviews with a wide range of people supporting older people to live well 

in Selwyn. 

Episodes will run at 11am on Plains FM, this Wednesday to Saturday 22 October. The programmes 

will be available through Spotify and Apple podcasts, once they have aired. The series has been 

curated from presentations held during last week’s SWELL expo speaker series. 

Dingwall-Okoye says "SWELL is all about celebrating wellbeing and inclusion for older 

people, particularly those living or thinking about living in Selwyn district. There are now large 

communities of older people in Selwyn and we’re keen to make people aware of organisations, 

groups and information that will support them to live well here.” 

For more SWELL events visit selwyn.govt.nz/swell. 

Labour Day Hours 

Council facilities will be closed on Monday 24 October. This includes Rolleston offices, 

Selwyn Libraries and Service Centres, Council-managed community centres and the 

Selwyn Sports Centre. 

The Selwyn Aquatic Centre is open 8am–8pm. 

Pines Resource Recovery Park will be open normal business hours 9am–4.30pm. 

Rubbish and recycling collections will take place as normal. 

Notices 

Water race and land drainage maintenance 

Land drainage 

All property owners who have a watercourse 

running through or adjacent to their property 

are reminded they are responsible for the 

maintenance of these watercourses, including 

ensuring there are no obstructions which could 

affect the flow of water. Planting or allowing 

trees/vegetation within the watercourse is also 

prohibited. If you wish to plant the banks of the 

watercourse please consult with the Council. 

We will provide further information on this 

procedure. Please also ensure if you are weed 

spraying that this only occurs in the dry base of a 

watercourse, or the top of the bank. Spraying on 

the sides of the banks can cause instability and 

lead to the banks slumping. 

Meetings 

Public Forums: Council, Community Board and local committee meetings are open to the public. Time is 

available at the start of meetings for people to speak on matters of concern. Please notify Therese Davel or 

Bernadette Ryan if you wish to speak at the Council meeting at least five days before the meeting. 

Township, Hall and Reserve Committees: To list or make changes to meeting details, email 

meeting.changes@selwyn.govt.nz or phone 0800 SELWYN (735996) by 9am Wednesday the week 

before publication. 

COUNCIL & COMMUNITY BOARD MEETINGS 

Council Meeting* 

Wednesday 23 November 1pm 

Rolleston Council Offices 

Malvern Community Board 

Monday 7 November 4pm, Darfield Library 

* Livestreamed on the Council YouTube channel 

DISTRICT COMMITTEE MEETINGS 

Rolleston Residents' Association Inc. 

Monday 31 October 7.30pm 

Rolleston Community Centre 

On the Roads 

Water races 

If you have a privately cleaned water race 

please remember it should be cleaned 

frequently enough to keep sufficient flows for 

all users. Failing to clean a race may result 

in disruption for downstream users. You’re 

also responsible for making sure vegetation, 

such as large trees and hedge lines, doesn’t 

impede water race flows. Council cleaned 

races will be cleaned from October to March. 

If a Council cleaned water race is within your 

property, please provide clear access to the 

water race. 

Springfield Township Committee 

Tuesday 1 November 7.30pm, Tawera Memorial Hall 

Springston Community Committee 

Wednesday 19 October 7.30pm Errol Tweedy 

Pavilion, Springston Reserve 

Springston South Soldiers Memorial Hall AGM 

Tuesday 1 November 7pm 

Springston South Soldiers Memorial Hall 

All welcome. For more information phone 

Helen Duckworth 329 5079 

East Maddisons Road is closed between Lemonwood Drive and 570 

East Maddisons Road until 4 November, while the subdivision owners 

carry out works to install a sewer main. A detour is in place. 

Traffic management is in place on Whitecliffs Road for construction of the next 

stage of the Whitecliffs to Glentunnel walkway. 

Please take care around work sites and follow site signage. Follow the QR code with this story for a 

map of these works, or view our road closures map at selwyn.govt.nz/roadclosures. 

Event Guide 

Thursday 20 October 

SWELL: Have a go! 

Selwyn Sports Centre, 12–2pm 

Pop down to the Selwyn Sports Centre in Rolleston 

to try out the indoor walking track before testing 

your skills at table tennis, pickleball and indoor 

bowls. No experience needed! A great way to meet 

new friends. Free to attend. Bookings required at 

selwyn.govt.nz/events. 


Virtual Reality (VR) drop-in sessions 

All Selwyn Libraries 

Kayak with the penguins in Antarctica, fly to the 

international space station and experience zerogravity, 

complete our Beat Saber challenge; or even 

tour Anne Frank’s house. 13+ years. For times at each 

library visit selwynlibraries.co.nz/events. 


Predator trapping–how and why? 

Lincoln Library, 6.30–7.30pm 

Join Ali Duncan, Lincoln Envirotown's trap expert, for 

predator trapping advice and information on how to 

hire traps (for free) through the trap library. 

Suitable for 18+ years. 

Free. Bookings required selwynlibraries.co.nz/events. 

Friday 21 October 

SWELL: The Liffey Walk 

Cnr Kildare Tce and Gerald St, Lincoln 

10–11.30am 

Take a guided walk from Lincoln township, along the 

banks of the Liffey to the Lincoln Wetlands. Selwyn 

District Council’s biodiversity team will provide 

information about the flora and fauna in the area. An 

easy flat track, perfect for beginners. Please wear 

good outdoor walking shoes and bring a drink bottle 

and sunscreen. Free to attend. Bookings required at 

selwyn.govt.nz/events. 

Sunday 23 October 

Board Games Club 

Te Ara Ātea, 1.30–3pm 

Love board games? Head along to Te Ara Ātea to 

play a variety of exciting games. Suitable for those 

new to board games, as well as regular players. 

Bookings not required for this free event. 


Swap Shop 

Hororātā Community Hall, 3–5pm 

Bring unwanted items such as clothing, small 

household accessories and plants to the Hororātā 

Community Hall to pass on to people in your 

community. Everyone will get a table to display their 

goods. Pass on things you no longer need and pick 

up some new items for yourself. Gold coin entry. 

Bookings required at selwyn.govt.nz/events. Also, 

keep an eye out for the next Swap Shop at Tawera 

Memorial Hall on 26 November, 3–5pm. 

FOR MORE COUNCIL EVENTS VISIT 

SELWYN.GOVT.NZ/EVENTS 

LEESTON LIBRARY & SERVICE CENTRE 

19 Messines Street, Leeston 

Ph 347 2871 

LINCOLN LIBRARY & SERVICE CENTRE 

Gerald Street, Lincoln 

Ph 347 2876 

0800 SELWYN 

SELWYN.GOVT.NZ 

SELWYNDISTRICTCOUNCIL


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NEWS 


Iconic fun run back from city to surf 

IT’S BACK TO the future for 

Christchurch’s most notable fun 

run. 

The Les Mills City2Surf in 

March will start in the central 

city and wind its way to New 

Brighton, finishing at Rawhiti 

Domain. 

It will be 50 years since the 

first Les Mills City2Surf, which 

has seen hundreds of thousands 

of Cantabrians take part over the 

decades. 

Because of the damage the 

February 22, 2011 earthquake 

caused to the original route, the 

event was switched from starting 

at Pioneer Stadium to the finish 

at Ferrymead Historic Park. 

Star Media regional manager 

Steve McCaughan said it was 

fantastic the City2Surf was 

returning to the central city out 

to the coast. 

“After all these years it’s great 

to be going from city to surf 

again,” he said. 

Starting at Latimer Square 

at 9am, the full 12km route 

includes the Otakaro Loop and 

Avonside Drive, continuing 

along New Brighton Rd and 

finishing at the City2Surf village 

at Rawhiti Domain. 

For those who want to take 

part, but find the 12km distance 

too long, the shorter, 6km 

route starts at 10am at Avon 

Park, opposite Porritt Park in 

Avonside Drive, also finishing at 

Rawhiti Domain. 

In the early years, the event 

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and finished at New Brighton 

beach. After four years it 

finished at QEII Park, then in 

2012, following the earthquakes, 

the finish line changed to the 

Ferrymead playing fields. 

The event will mark the 50th 

year since the inauguration of 

the City2Surf in 1974, and it will 

be the 48th running of the event. 

McCaughan says the organisers 

are hoping to see 15,000 people 

taking part, making it the 

biggest event to date. 

The naming sponsor for the 

2023 City2Surf is again the 

Christchurch Les Mills fitness 

club. 

Club manager Tevita 

Siulangapo, who describes 

himself as “a born-and-bred 

Christchurch boy” says he has 

always viewed the City2Surf 

event as an “integral part 

of mobilising the people of 

Otautahi”. 

“So, having the opportunity to 

support such an iconic gathering 

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incredibly proud,” he said. 

While City2Surf is billed 

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jogging or even pushing the baby 

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Groups of people can also 

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live music, warm-down exercises 

and food stalls. 

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new village and the festive 

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McCaughan says. 

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being drawn to win a prize. 

• Entries opened Saturday, 

October 15. 

Fees: Adults (12+), $35; 

children (five to 11), $20. 

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LAWA Lake Science Lead Dr Jane Groom said the new LAWA 

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lakes that are in poor condition. 

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The interactive map function has been available for four years 

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Dr Groom was hopeful that having this function now available 

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“The LAWA river water quality national picture summary from 

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of Aotearoa,” she said. 

“It’s a mixed picture at a high level showing little change 

over the last few years. Clearly though, the more modified the 

landscape (with urban being the most modified), the poorer the 

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Special sounds from VW’s Golf R 

IF YOU ARE anything like me 

you have probably hankered after 

a Volkswagen Golf GTi at some 

point in your life. 

Well, now is the time to buy, 

the eighth-generation GTi hot 

hatchback is here and it lives up 

to all expectation. 

But wait, the GTi has an inhouse 

competitor in the form of 

Golf R and from $79,990 it is just 

$14k more in cost, and supply 

lines aren’t too onerous. 

The Golf R shares much the 

same concept as the GTi, but 

it has higher power outputs – 

235kW against 180Kw, and it 

gets a few extra trick goodies 

such as four-wheel-drive and 

a torque vectoring system, the 

latter allowing the driver to 

explore adhesion limits without 

wandering off the chosen line. 

Under the bonnet sits a 1984cc 

turbocharged engine that also 

releases 400Nm of torque. What 

makes these power figures 

even more impressive are the 

areas where they are developed, 

both are realised consistently 

through the rev band, 5600 to 

6500rpm for power and 2500 

to 5600rpm for torque. Those 

figures are the secret of the Golf 

R’s performance, it doesn’t need 

to be revving hard to perform, 

the power spread is broad and 

unwavering. 

The turbocharged boost 

provides a linear flow of power, 

a solid surge is delivered right 

through the rev band. Of course, 

the engine will sing to the red 

line, but it doesn’t need to, the 

EXCITING: 

Four 

exhaust 

pipes 

impart a 

bark and 

angry throb 

as power 

is applied 

in the 

Volkswagen 

Golf R. 

torque surge will usher in early 

acceleration from low revs. 

Coupled to the engine is a 

direct shift seven-speed gearbox. 

Effectively it works much like a 

traditional automatic but it can 

be felt shifting like a manual 

with noticeable changes, they are 

smooth, but there is a distinctive 

change pattern and between shifts 

the exhaust crackles and barks, 

that along with shrill wailing 

and shrieking up front is a joy to 

listen to. 

Sequential shift movements 

can be made through steering 

wheel-mounted paddles, right to 

change up, left to change down. 

The ratios help keep the engine 

excitable, it revs quickly to speed 

and has strong power delivery, 

there’s little reason to expect any 

turbo lag. 

Engine sound is constant, 

it is rorty along with some 

vibrant shrieks and wails, and 

with a heavy exhaust throb it is 

infectious to listen to, the driver 

is constantly reminded that a very 

special piece of engineering lies 

under the bonnet. 

Acceleration is swift. According 

to Volkswagen the Golf R will 

reach 100km/h from a standstill 

in 4.8sec. Throughout the midrange 

it will scorch through a 

highway overtake (80-120km/h) 

in just under 4sec. The Golf R is 

deceptively quick, but it is casual 

in its delivery and is an easy car 

to drive quickly when conditions 

allow. 

The driver has at his/her 

control a set of varying drive 

VOLKSWAGEN GOLF R: Ready for a club day on the race track. 

mode settings that mean you 

can drive it as quickly or as 

casually as you wish. The modes 

are activated through a central 

display screen – comfort, sport, 

race, individual, drift and ‘Special 

– Nürburgring.’ 

Quite obviously I didn’t get 

to sample the latter, but I did 

alternate between comfort 

and sport frequently, and even 

in sport mode the ride is far 

from harsh, both are perfectly 

acceptable when road ripples and 

ruts sneak up. 

Power is directed to all four 

corners through Volkswagen’s 

Haldex 4-Motion system, it is 

a clever drive system that puts 

power to ground decidedly 

neutral and balanced. Steering 

accuracy is delightful, the Golf 

R can be forced into a corner 

knowing that the high levels of 

grip and extraordinary balance 

mean entry speed and exit are 

high. 

The steering is a delight and 

won’t deviate off-line when power 

is applied mid-corner. Turn-in is 

sharp through low profile 19in 

tyres, while grip levels are barely 

challenged. Of course, traction 

and stability control add into 

the equation, but the chassis 

is so good it doesn’t rely on 

electronic monitoring, the Golf 

R’s suspension and driveline are 

high class, as are the brakes, huge 

• Price – Volkswagen Golf 

R, $79,990 

• Dimensions – Length, 

4290mm; width, 

1789mm; height, 

1439mm 

• Configuration – Fourcylinder, 

four-wheeldrive, 

1984cc, 235kW, 

400Nm, seven-speed 

direct shift automatic 

• Performance – 

0-100km/h, 4.8sec 

• Fuel usage – 8.6/100km 

ventilated discs front and rear 

take care of slowing the Golf R 

quickly with strong under-pedal 

feel. 

True to the concept of its 

stablemates, the Golf R is also 

quite thrifty, on the run up to 

Lake Coleridge Village, my 

favourite high country road, 

the trip computer was showing 

a nine-litre per 100km average 

with instantaneous returns of 

5.2/100km at a steady 100km/h 

(engine speed 1800rpm). 

Volkswagen claims an 

8.6l/100km combined cycle 

average, although I would suspect 

you’d have to drive conservatively 

to achieve that, and that is not 

what the Golf R is all about. 

To complement its 

performance and handling 

character, the Golf R gets a 

tasteful sporty interior, black 

leather trim with blue strips and 

embossed R logos are unusual, 

however, I liked it. The layout is 

almost minimalistic, the controls 

are intuitive and user-friendly, 

it’s not overly showy but it does 

fit the character of the car, you 

certainly know you are sitting in 

something very special. 

While the Golf GTi and R 

conundrum might be raging 

in the heads of those buying 

hopefuls, there’s also another 

equation that should be 

considered, the Golf R comes 

in two variants. The test car 

was the 1st Edition model that 

has the drift and special driving 

modes that make it track day 

ready. 

The 1st Edition will also set 

you back an extra $6k, which 

is over and above the $79,990 

(and Government $5170.50 

clean car fee), but what it does 

serve to prove is that there are 

plenty of choices in Volkswagen’s 

performance car line-up, and I 

haven’t even got to adding the 

Tiguan R into that proposition. 

It is a sport utility vehicle I am 

driving next, and I simply can’t 

wait. 

As Volkswagen say in its 

advertising promotions – ‘it’s an 

R thing.’ I can relate to that, in my 

mind it certainly is something 

rewarding. 

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NEWS 

LET’S GO TO 

LEESTON 

St John’s 

Anglican Parish 

HISTORIC: Last year’s winner was Lynda Sadler, of Tai Tapu, with her 

father’s photo ‘Balloonist in Lancaster Park’. 

PHOTO: NEWSLINE 

of Ellesmere Fair 

Time to hunt out 

your old photos 

HAVE A look in your 

garage, cupboard or 

anywhere else you might 

have stored that old and 

probably forgotten photo. 

Because it could be a 

competition winner. 

Last year, Tai Tapu resident 

Lynda Sadler found a 

photo taken at Lancaster 

Park in 1899 in her garage, 

developed by her father 

from a glass plate. 

The image ‘Balloonist in 

Lancaster Park’ was taken 

just weeks before the turn 

of the century, during 

a parachute display by 

Murder of Dobson brother 

makes true crime podcast 


THE MURDER of a 

man in 1866 who helped 

discover Arthur’s Pass 

has featured in a new true 

crime podcast. 

Surveyor George 

Dobson was ambushed 

near Greymouth by three 

members of the notorious 

Burgess gang, in a crime 

which later became known 

as one of the infamous 

Maungatapu murders. 

The crime features as 

episode 15 on the Sinister 

Dynasty podcast, which 

was released on Sunday. 

The podcast was established 

this year by three 

Greymouth case manager 

work colleagues – Andi 

Butler and Ayla Odea, who 

are the hosts, and Chris Efford, 

who is the editor. 

Dobson was walking 

near Greymouth to 

meet a colleague in his 

job maintaining and 

constructing roads along 

the Grey River when he 

famous daredevil Captain 

Charles Lorraine. 

Hours after the photograph 

was taken the parachute 

came apart from the 

balloon and was blown out 

to sea. Tragically Captain 

Lorraine drowned. 

The image won the 

Christchurch City Libraries 

Photo Hunt annual 

competition, which is under 

way again this year. 

City council head of 

libraries and information 

Carolyn Robertson said 

the image was chosen as 

last year’s winner because 

George Dobson 

was held up by Richard 

Burgess, Joseph Sullivan 

and Thomas Kelly. 

They strangled him, 

mistaking him to be a local 

storekeeper and gold buyer, 

but came away empty 

handed when they found 

he had no gold on him. 

“He was a nice young 

fellow, but we couldn’t 

let him go,” the podcast 

quotes Burgess later saying 

of its connection to social 

history and the incredible 

detail in the image, 

especially as those watching 

the balloon who were 

unaware they were being 

photographed. 

“The hope is that this 

image will inspire people 

to take a look in their 

garage, or back cupboards 

to find their old photos,” 

she said. 

• The competition 

is open until October 

31 as part of the 

Christchurch Heritage 

Festival. 

in court of the murder. 

Dobson had two years 

previously worked alongside 

his brother Arthur, 

after whom Arthur’s Pass 

was later named, as a surveyor. 

Arthur was credited 

with discovering the pass 

after being tasked with 

finding a route between the 

Waimakariri River basin 

and the West Coast. 

The Maungatapu murders 

involved a further 

five men robbed and killed 

near Nelson later that same 

year. For these crimes the 

Burgess gang trio were 

joined by another gang 

member, Philip Levy. 

Burgess, Kelly and 

Levy were later hung for 

their crimes in jail in 

Nelson, while Sullivan 

was pardoned for turning 

evidence on the gang. 

• The Sinister 

Dynasty podcast can 

be accessed via most 

podcast platforms 

and at sinisterdynasty. 

com 

While Covid may have previously 

disrupted Leeston’s St John’s fairs, this 

year sees the return of a small-scale event 

on Saturday, 22nd October 2022, at High 

Street, Leeston. From 9 am until 1 pm, 

there will be a White Elephant stall in the 

church hall, and Mike’s Tomatoes plants 

and a variety of other plants will be set up 

on the church grounds. With decluttering 

a current trend, it is the perfect time to 

get rid of those items that you no longer 

want. The stall is looking for community 

donations of good quality household 

items (excluding electrical goods), small 

(only) furniture, clothing, toys, books, 

garage and shed tools and other wares. 

Betty Walls has advised she will be at the 

church to accept any items to be dropped 

off on Thursday, the 20th, 2 pm–4 pm 

and Friday, the 21st, 10 am–4 pm. So for 

those looking for a bargain, an unusual 

item, a conversation piece or the chance 

to buy plants ready for the garden, the 

fair is the place to be. With the fair’s 

return to Leeston, Betty Walls says, “We 

Lakeland Art Gallery, the heart of Leeston’s 

art community, offering great NZ artworks, 

sculpture, ceramics etc. Plus Tutored art classes, 

Life drawing and Wednesday’s art group. 

usually have a crowd standing at the doors 

waiting for us to open.” You can contact 

Betty on 03 324 3408 if you have any 

enquiries about the White Elephant stall. 

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Ph: 027 820 3045 

Email: lakelandart@yahoo.com 

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LET’S GO TO 

LEESTON 


Evenings in Leeston 

Leeston may be a small town, but that doesn’t mean 

there’s nothing to do in the evenings, with businesses 

and clubs providing several options. Evening dining 

is available during the week and weekend at various 

venues and times. The Crate and Barrel in Market 

Street is open seven days for an extensive menu 

and family-friendly dining. Located on High Street, 

Dalchini serves delicious curries, and a traditional 

menu for a taste of India and Suburban Eatery offers a 

contemporary menu. Another dine-in option is Soul 

Food Leeston in Station Street, with ribs, roasts and 

plenty of burger choices. Leeston Takeaway has classic 

takeaways to tempt your taste buds. 

Carbon Health and Performance provides 

seven-day gym access with personal 

training, classes and training programmes 

for health and well-being. Meanwhile, the 

yoga studio at the Sun and Moon Wellness 

Centre offers some evening yoga classes. 

Also, Bowls Leeston runs several evening 

sessions yearly, with everyone welcome at 

the Bowls, Beers, and Burgers event at 6pm 

on Wednesday, 19th October 2022. 

The Ellesmere Pottery Group has a 

members’ night every Wednesday from 

7pm–9pm and some beginner classes 

throughout the year for those after creative 

activities. 

The renowned Crate and Barrel is also 

a hive of activity, with regular events 

organised to provide some fun and entertainment. 

On Monday nights, you can give Housie a go or 

participate in the Darts Competition on Tuesday 

nights. Also, Texas Hold’Em Poker is on every second 

Tuesday for those who enjoy the game. For your 

entertainment, The Crate and Barrel has live bands 

featuring at different times, along with Happy Hours 

and special promotions. 

Whether it’s an outing for fun and entertainment, 

health and well-being or the chance to savour some 

tasty food, there is a range of choices in Leeston; 

contact the organisation directly or follow them on 

social media for updates. 

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www.leeston.school.nz 

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Principal / Tumuaki


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With this summer’s temperatures 

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Air conditioners are common in many 

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One tip is to use the dehumidifier or 

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GARDENING 


Raised garden beds are easy to build 

A raised garden bed 

is the perfect way to 

tidy a garden, writes 

Stephen Jaquiery 

With the threat of frosts 

hopefully behind us for another 

year, Labour Day weekend is 

traditionally when vegetable 

gardens are planted out. 

A tidy idea for your garden is 

to build a raised bed, which can 

be done quite cheaply by most 

people with a minimum of tools 

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The material used to contain 

your raised garden can be as 

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timber, corrugated iron or the 

more traditional rough-sawn 

timber from your local hardware 

supplier. 

The key to a successful raised 

bed is a way of securing the 

framework together so the weight 

of the soil does not make the 

structure collapse. 

For this raised bed I used macrocarpa 

timber, 200mm deep and 

50mm thick. 

The garden is 4.2m long and 

2.5m wide. 

If you buy timber from a 

hardware shop you can usually 

save yourself a task by choosing 

one that will cut your timber to 

length. 

Step by step 

• Lay your timber sides accurately 

BOUNDARIES: How to build a raised garden bed in stages. 

on the ground and use a spade 

to mark the outside edge of the 

garden. 

• Chip off any existing grass. 

• Using a level as a guide, dig out 

the top side of the ground if your 

garden is on a sloping site until 

the first layer of your garden 

bed sides sit square and level. 

To check your timber frame is 

square measure across the diagonal 

from each corner and adjust 

until both measurements are the 

same. 

• Fix the corners. I used coach 

screws into predrilled holes in 

the timber and countersank the 

heads. A simple alternative is to 

use right-angled nail plates or to 

drive sturdy pegs on the outside 

of each corner. 

• Once the bottom timber is 

secure, drive pegs on the inside 

of the garden to nail the second 

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layer of timber. Again, nail plates 

could be used for this. 

• Top up your garden with soil, 

plant your seedlings and it’s time 

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summer salads. 

–ODT 

Time to get flowering annuals in the ground 

OUTDOOR fuchsias, 

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can be pruned now. 

Young rooted pieces can be 

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Herbaceous perennials, such as 

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Hardy annuals can be sown 

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limn, line, men, mien, mil, 

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LIFESTYLE BLOCK MOBILE SHEARING 

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• Shearing • Crutching • Tailing 

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• Single & Double Crutching Trailers 

A professional, friendly service 

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021 204 1274 or 03 960 3112 

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• shearing contracting • mobile shearing trailer • mobile crutching trailer 

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mobile slaughterman 

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Processing Beef, Pigs, 

Sheep, Deer & Fish. 

Smoking Bacon, Ham 

and small goods. 

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Phone Tim 347 6693 

UDI PAINTING & 

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decorating services. 

Fully Qualified 

• Interior & 

Exterior Painting 

• Wallpapering 

• Plastering 

• Roof Painting 

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Roof & Property 

Moss Kill & Proof 

Silicone Sealing 

Roof Repairs 

Gutter Clean/Repairs 

Pest Control 

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Bird Proofing 

03 347 2635 

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FOR ALL YOUR 

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★Pruning 

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landscaping 

25 Years experience 

• Landscape construction and 

garden maintenance 

• Residential & light commercial 

• Garden makeovers 

For a proFessional job call 

ross legg 027 222 0388 

email ross@revivelandscaping.co.nz 

PRIVACY 

Fence Top Trellis Panels 

DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY 

For: Outdoor Privacy, Windbreak, Decorative. 

All Styles made to your requirements. 

Optional: Painting, Installation, & Local Delivery Service. 

Phone or Email your measurements 

FOR A FREE QUOTE 

Email: towntrellis@xtra.co.nz Phone: 03 3494995 

Address: 38A Waterloo Road 

www.towntrellis.co.nz 

BPH ProPerty Maintenance 

• Lawns & Gardens 

• HedGe CLean Ups 

• deCks & LandsCapinG 

projeCts 

Call us today for a FREE quote 

• window & door repairs 

• GeneraL HoUseHoLd 

PH 0800 4 546 546 

MaintenanCe 

(0800 4 JIMJIM) 

• Handy Man jobs 

BATHROOM TILER 

wet area waterproofing, 

underfloor heating, soap 

boxes, old to new, for best 

• LifestyLe work 

call Brent MoBile 021 676 336 

results, call Devon on 021 

375-888 or 03 329 5511 

ELECTRICIAN (REG) sTuMP GRINDING 

Prompt, quality. Call Jack 

CARPET LAYING 

Best price guarantee Tony 

027 206 0080 

Exp. Repairs, uplifting, 

0275 588 895 

relaying, restretching. 

Bellamy’s 

Phone John on 0800 

Selwyn 

003181, 027 240 7416 Furniture 

jflattery@xtra.co.nz 

Furniture made to Carpet 

CARRs CHIMNEY 

order and restoration Binding 

CLEANING 

Servicing Lincoln, 

by tradesman with 

Tai Tapu, Motukarara, 35yrs experience. 

Ladbrooks, Broadfields, PH Stephen 

Have your carpet off 

Springston & Prebbleton, 021 073 2624 cuts bound by us 

$70 a Chimney. Phone 

Rodney 03 324 2999 & POWER TOOLs 2 Villa Mews, 

leave a message. 

REPAIRs 

Rolleston 

CHIM CHIM CHIMNEY Parts & Sales for over 40 Phone or text 

sWEEPs 

years. All main brands 021 254 4465 

serviced. Grossman Trade 

We’ll sweep your 

Tools, 23 Watts Road, Mon-Thur 9-2.30 

logburner’s flue, check 

Christchurch. Ph 389 9230 

firebricks, baffles, airtubes 

& controls. We’re experts RJB PLuMBING 

on coal-rangers, and can Renovations, New Houses, 

sweep any sized open fire. Hot Water Cylinders, 

We quote & undertake Kitchens Bathroom 

repairs, flue extensions & Upgrades, Laundries, 

install bird netting. 0800 General Maintenance , 

22 44 64 www.chimchim. Water Filters. Phone Mark 

nz 

0278690026 

ADD SOME 

COLOUR 

TO YOUR ADVERT! 

WINDOW TINTING 

tintawindow 

advanced film solutions 

99% uv block 

fade protection 

heat control 

reduce glare 

25 Years Experience 

privacy films 

frosting designs 

non-darkening films 

Workmanship Guaranteed 

Lifetime Warranties on Most Films 

UV 

block 

Free Quotes Canterbury and Districts 

03 365 3653 0800 368 468 

Animals Livestock/ 

Supplies 

MEADOW HAY Med sq, 

bright good quality shed 

stored $90 per bale + GST. 

Ph 318 1794 

Cars Wanted 

CLASSIC Car wanted 

1950s, 60s, 70s, 80s, or a 

modern classic. 

American, Japanese, 

English or what have 

you., Mazda RX2, 3, or 

4. Keeping options open. 

Text me with what you 

have, I can call / txt you 

back, Ph 021 861 732. 

Clothing & 

Accessories 

RETRO Clothing wanted 

for a dress up 70’s party. 

Would love to get a 

safari suit but anything 

considered.Ph or txt 

021861732 

Ideal for 

landscaping 

1-5m 

We cut to 

length 

Gardening & Supplies 

Macrocarpa Sleepers 

200x100 

Phone 

021 059 4945 

21 Manion Road, Rolleston 

sales@macrocarpasupplies.co.nz 

Gardening 

& Supplies 

ellesmere 

lions 

Pea straw 

ALL STRAW SOLD! 

Taking orders 

for Jan/Feb 

2023 delivery 

Contact alex Hayward 

03 324 4094 or email 

lionspeastraw02 

@gmail.com 

with name, 

phone no, address 

and amount required 

Heating 

Log Fires 

Pellet Fires 

Heat Pumps 

Sales 

Service 

Installations 

Free Quotes 

03 343 1651 

472 Blenheim Rd 

www.heatstore.co.nz 

Personals 

Group sort for CE5 or 

similar mysteries. Tell 

me about yourself. Not 

sure? Ask! Please send 

all replies to Box 36, c/o 

Star Media, PO Box 1467, 

ChCh., 

To Lease 

Office space to lease, 

CBD area. 60 - 100 sqm. 

Comp priced. Flexible 

lease period. Call Shane 

for more details on 021 

381 765 

Wanted To Buy 

COLLECTOR paying 

up to the following prices: 

$2,500 for No. 1 Plane, 

$1,000 Work Bench & 

Vice, $500 Cast Iron 

Levels. Also wanting 

Brace & Bits, Tool Chests, 

Trammels, Squares, 

Chisels, Plumb Bobs, 

Tack Hammers, Oil Cans 

& Pourers, Clamps, Draw 

Knives. $200 Old Tins, 

$500 Old Toys, Money 

Boxes, $1000 Swords 

Bayonets. Old Number 

Plates, Paper Clips, 

Tilley Lamps, Musical 

Instruments, Fishing Rods, 

Reels, Landing Nets, Cane 

Creel (fishing baskets) 

$500 Skis & Poles. Phone 

021 441 400 

Vintage push bike wanted. 

I’m looking for an old 

chopper or dragster bike., 

had one when I was a 

kid. Want to put it on the 

mancave wall. can be 

in any condition ph/txt 

021861732 

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hail, leaves, snow & vermin from 

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range of colours. 

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NOW AVAILABLE: STAINLESS STEEL 

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Call Rohan anytime Mon-Sat for a 

no-obligation assessment & quote 

03 982 8850 0800 486532 

Vehicles Wanted 

CAR REMOVALS 

$$CASH PAID$$ 

CARS, VANS, UTES 

& 4X4 WANTED 

NZ OWNED 

AND 

OPERATED 

FOR 

24 YEARS 

We use world class vehicle 

depollution systems 

0800 77 80 80 

www.pickapart.co.nz 

Public Notices 

Prebbleton 

Netball Club 

AGM 

Wednesday, 

2 November 2022 

7.00pm 

Prebbleton 

Netball Club, 

80 Tosswill Road, 

Prebbleton 

All welcome. 


www.gumleaf.co.nz 


LincoLn 

RFc 

AGM 

Monday 

31st October 

7.00pm 

Lincoln Rugby 

Club Rooms 

Meijer Drive 

Lincoln 

Waihora Park AGM & Elections 

The Waihora Park Reserve is seeking 

people with energy and community spirit 

to join the Management Committee. 

Elections will be held 1 November 2022, 

7:30pm, Motukarara Hall, 114 Park Road, 

Motukarara. 

For more information contact: 

Janine: 022 329 7377



Situations Vacant 

Travlon Coachlines 

Casual Bus Drivers Required 



P endorsement helpful. 

Class 2 Licence. 

Great way to be part of the 

community and get out and about. 

Please phone 021 337 299 

Head of School 

Guidance Counsellor 

(Full-time, permanent position) 

We seek a strongly relational, down-to-earth, 

highly organised and culturally responsive 

registered guidance counsellor to work alongside 

our learners, staff and broader community in our 

rapidly growing school. 

While your core role is to offer counselling 

services to learners, staff and whānau as 

required, our counselling team will work 

collaboratively to ensure school-wide Hauora 

(wellbeing), and care systems evolve, so we 

continue to meet the needs of our school 

community. Working collaboratively with the 

staff, you will play a key role in ensuring a safe 

and inclusive climate in the College, free of 

intolerance, harassment and bullying. 

The successful applicant will be responsible 

for leading the counselling service at the 

College within the framework of its pastoral 

care strategy, managing the counselling team, 

providing practical and professional counselling 

to students, parents and staff, and training and 

equipping teachers with skills for effective 

pastoral care. 

Remuneration will be dependent upon the 

qualifications and experience of the successful 

applicant. 

Requirements: 

• A strong sense of calling and willingness to 

fully commit to the mission, vision and values 

of Rolleston College 

• Relevant recent experience in a school 

counselling leadership role 

• Appropriate qualifications/degree in the field 

of Counselling, Social Work or Psychology 

• Member of NZ Association for Counsellors 

(NZAC) or Member of NZ Association for 

Christian Counsellors (NZACC) or equivalent 

professional association 

• A registered teacher with a current practising 

certificate is desirable but not essential. 

This role is a full-time, permanent position. 

Please apply by completing and emailing 

a current CV with a covering letter 

to recruitment@rollestoncollege.nz. 

Applications close Friday 4th November. 


Rolleston College 631 Springston Rolleston Road 

Phone. 03 595 2490 Email. recruitment@rollestoncollege.nz 

www.rollestoncollege.nz 

CAN YOU 

HELP? 

Dementia Canterbury 

Annual Appeal 

Dates: Friday 18th and Saturday 19th 

November 2022 

Can we “Appeal” to you to help 

collect? 

Teams/Service Groups of 6-8 to 

oversee a site for a day, individuals to 

collect for 2-hour slots. 

Please phone or email 03 379 2590 extn 216 appeal@dementiacanterbury.org.nz


Team Ange and Chris 

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strategies 

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commitments 

+ + 

= Proven results! 

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53 Bradbury Drive, Rolleston 

44 Shadbolt Lane, Rolleston 

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35 Quartz Drive, Rolleston 

3 Sandhurst Drive, Rolleston 

Call Team Ange and Chris today 

Angela Hunt 021 548 777 | Chris Moore 027 288 0563 

17 Old Red Barn Road, Halswell 

pb.co.nz 

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Spring sale 

starts this 

weekend. 

Great deals on thousands of trees and 

shrubs. Open all long weekend! 

At least 

20% 

off all plants 

Sat 22nd Oct to 

Sun 30th Oct 

Visit our great plant centre - Open 7 days at 1002 Robinsons Road - Between Templeton & Rolleston 0800 800 352 southernwoods.nz


At least 20% 

off all plants. 

The Southern Woods Spring Sale 

begins this Saturday. 8 days only! 

It’s that time of the year again. Spring is an ideal planting season, and 

we’ve got you covered with a great selection of expertly grown trees 

and shrubs, all on sale until October 30th 2022. 

Great Garden Colour 

Our nursery team have been busy stocking up our plant centre, 

located here in Selwyn between Templeton & Rolleston. We pride 

ourselves on expert advice, an extra-friendly team and Canterbury’s 

largest range of trees & shrubs. 

Come down and say hello! 

In addition to 20% off plants, you’ll receive 15% 

off tools, planting accessories & pots and a great 

selection of Red-Tag Super Specials 

Specimen 

New Zealand Natives 

Heaps of 

Red-Tag 

Great deals on thousands of 

trees and shrubs. Specials 

Sat 26th October to 

Sun 3rd See what November 

we’re up to: 

/ southernwoodsnursery 

Visit our great plant centre - Open 7 days at 1002 Robinsons Road Between Templeton & Rolleston


Saturday 22nd October to 

Sunday 30th October 

Open 9am-5pm Every Day 

Ferns & Shade 

Loving Plants 

ecimen Trees 

ery 

Spring Flowering Trees 

Thousands of plants to 

pick from... 

We supply to residential, rural and 

commercial customers. With the whole 

plant centre on sale, there’s sure to be 

something to get you growing. 

We’ve got great red tag specials on: 

• Tough New Zealand natives 

• Hedging Plants 

• Berries & Fruit Trees 

• Ornamentals 

• Select Specimen Trees 

• And plenty more! 

* All specials instore at the plant centre only, 

Discount is off the Retail unit price. Excludes Vouchers 

+ Glasshouses. 

Bring your plans 

(and the puppy) 

We’ve got an expert team on hand to 

help out with any plant questions you 

might have. Our plant centre is child 

and dog friendly, with great display 

gardens and plenty of parking. 

your local plant 

specialists 

0800 800 352 southernwoods.nz


You can’t miss us! 

Where SH1 meets the new motorway, between Templeton & Rolleston 

New Motorway 

SH1 to Christchurch 

1002 Robinsons Road 

Robinsons Road underpass gives you easy access to Southern 

Woods from Jones Road, West Melton and beyond. 

Coming from Christchurch? Take the Berketts Road exit 

Check out our NZ-Made architectural glasshouses 

2 Display Models in store, not on sale sorry! 

15% off all 

tools, pots 

and planting 

accessories 

We stock an awesome range of top quality tools and 

premium planting accessories. Plus, we’ll give you great 

advice on how to get the most out of them. 

There’s also 15% off decorative pots, fertilisers, compost and 

everything else you’ll need for your plants this season. 

* All specials instore, plant centre only, 

Discount is off the Retail unit price. Excludes Vouchers + Glasshouses. 

Visit our great plant centre - Open 7 days at 1002 Robinsons Road Between Templeton & Rolleston 0800 800 352 southernwoods.nz

Wednesday October 19 2022 Selwyn Times 49


Wednesday October 19 2022 Selwyn Times 51


LiFt oUt 

FeAtURing the BeSt 

PRoPeRtieS AcRoSS 

the SeLWYn DiStRict 

PUBLiSheD eVeRY WeDneSDAY 

Week commencing WeDneSDAY, 12th octoBeR, 2022 

We’re Moving North, Must Sell! 

4 2 2 3 

Built in 2015, this stunning home is packed full of features and 

desirable qualities than even the most discerning buyer will love. 

With classic Linea cladding and sought-after triple garaging, this 

home has fantastic curb appeal and sets up what is waiting for you 

inside. 

The well configured layout maximises family life to a tee and offers 

you plenty of light, sun and space. 

The stylish kitchen boasts two wall ovens, double fridge space, 

amble bench space and generous walk-in-pantry. 

A designated study nook is positioned perfectly so you can 

keep an eye on the kids doing their homework plus an adjoining 

separate family room gives you that extra space to relax or for 

entertaining and complements the main living area. Two sets of 

bi-fold doors from both living areas flow out to the covered patio 

area and overlooks the 767m2 section...offering plenty of options 

for the kids and pets to play. 

Extras include: Archgola, tiled showers in both bathrooms with 

underfloor heating, separate toilet with basin, Large separate 

laundry, storage room, two heat pumps, off street parking with 

room for the boat or trailer plus attic storage. 

Due to work commitments, our lovely owners are regretfully 

selling their cherished home and making the trip up North. 

Situated at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Faringdon, close to the 

Southpoint retail and food complex and zoned for Lemonwood 

Grove and Rolleston Christian Schools, this fantastic property is a 

real winner! 

Deadline sale: Wednesday 26th October 

at 2pm (unless sold prior) 

harcourts.co.nz/RL2725 

Caine Hopcroft 

Contact: 

Mobile: 027 330 1002 

Phone:03 347 1411 

Email: caine.hopcroft@harcourts.co.nz 

Four Seasons Realty 2017 Ltd | Licensed Agent REAA 2008 

9 Whitney Court, Rolleston 

Viewing: Sunday 1.30pm – 2.00pm 

Hornby Office 03 349 9919 

Lincoln Office 03 662 9933 

MEET YOUR 

Rolleston Office 03 347 4711 

SELWYNTeam Four Seasons Realty 2017 Ltd | Licensed Agent REAA 2008 

Four Seasons Realty

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AUCTION 

WED 

12 OCTOBER 2:00 PM 

RUSSLEY GOLF CLUB 

428 MEMORIAL AVENUE, CHRISTCHURCH. 

Auctions 


(Unless sold prior) 

THIS WEEK 

AUCTION 

Rangiora 38 Aspen Street 

Harcourts ID: PLS4873 

AUCTION 

LIVE AUCTION STREAM 

Hanmer Springs 30 Lochiel Drive 

Harcourts ID: HS22266 www.harcourtsauctions.co.nz 

Nathan & Becky Gilbert 

021 668 925 | 027 909 0384 

Harley & June Manion 

021 149 8050 | 021 823 824 

AUCTION 

Hillmorton 9/34 John Campbell Crescent 

Harcourts ID: RL2715 

AUCTION 

Hanmer Springs 91 Chalet Crescent 

Harcourts ID: HS22276 

Katie Harrison 

021 135 0887 

Jackie Frame & Sue Mercer 

027 435 9810 | 027 436 8548 

AUCTION 

Somerfield 2 Milton Street 

Harcourts ID: RG2723 

AUCTION 

Ilam 244a Waimari Road 

Harcourts ID: BF37458 

Ferg Spain 

027 608 4768 

Geoffrey Twiss 

027 738 6145 

AUCTION 

Cashmere 4/55 Holliss Avenue 

Harcourts ID: BF37464 

AUCTION 

Kirwee 1694 Hoskyns Road 

Harcourts ID: RL2720 

Glen Young 

022 493 7037 

Ferg Spain 

027 608 4768 

Your home for local property 

Four Seasons Realty 2017 Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008 

Four Seasons Realty

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Congratulations! 

TO OUR TOP 20 PERFORMERS 

FOR THE SECOND QUARTER 

JULY - SEPTEMBER 2022 

Experience, Local Knowledge, Focus and Commitment. 

01 

02 

03 

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05 

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RANGIORA 

CAINE HOPCROFT 

ROLLESTON 

RHIANNON MOSS 

BELFAST 

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BELFAST 

KATIE HARRISON 

ROLLESTON 

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THE PALMS 

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RANGIORA 

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LINCOLN 

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ROLLESTON 

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RANGIORA 

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These outstanding results are all thanks to our clients. We take pride in 

working harder, adding value and getting the best results for you. 

If you want a team where outstanding service = outstanding results, talk 

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5 

Greendale 1856 Coaltrack Road 

Considerable Country Charm 

A tree-lined driveway, an expansive established garden, set a classy scene on arrival to this stunning 224m2 (approximately) 

character bungalow. Its accompanying eight-car garaging will send your lifestyle into top gear. 

• Four spacious bedrooms, master with ensuite 

• Plenty of outbuildings, including a mancave 

• Expansive deck and wrap-around veranda 

• Crafted with Oamaru stone and weatherboard 

Soaking up rural seclusion, it's only 10 minutes from Darfield and under half an hour from Rolleston to propose a highly 

appealing lifestyle opportunity. Contact me for more information. 

Property Brokers Ltd Licensed REAA 2008 | pb.co.nz 

4 2 2 8 

Deadline Sale closes Wednesday 19th October, 2022 at 4.00pm, 

(unless sold prior) 

View Sun 16 Oct 12.30 - 1.00pm 

Web pb.co.nz/DFL108494 

Simon Anderson 

M 021 0828 5532 

E simon.anderson@pb.co.nz 

Your local 

Rural Specialist 

Thinking of selling? 

Call Simon for service that 

makes a difference. 

Simon Anderson 

Rural/Lifestyle Sales Consultant 

M 021 0828 5532 

E simon.anderson@pb.co.nz 

pb.co.nz 


PB062361

6 

Leeston 623 Leeston Dunsandel Road 

Killinchy Gold 

Showcasing thoughtful design, space and position this superb country lifestyle property located on a well-manicured 

easy care 1.3-hectare (approximately) block at Killinchy is sure to appeal above the rest. 

The 276m2 (approximately) family home built in 2011 enjoys many outstanding features including 4 generous 

double bedrooms with master enjoying a tiled ensuite and WIR. A well-appointed kitchen with scullery located in the 

spacious open plan dining/living flowing seamlessly to covered deck and outdoor patio areas ideal for entertaining, 

Separate media room featuring gas fire and external access. Family bathroom with tiled shower complemented by a 

separate toilet and separate laundry located adjacent to the internal access double garage. Heating supplied by two 

heat pumps accompanied by gas fire and heat transfer system ensures comfortable living in all seasons. Outbuildings 

include 3 bay fully enclosed shed with 3 roller doors and power connected. 5kw grid tied solar power system. The 

established grounds have been developed with excellent attention to detail offering enviable privacy and shelter for 

your family and friends to enjoy. 

Don't miss your opportunity to secure this outstanding lifestyle within commuting distance of Christchurch City and 

Airport. We highly recommend your inspection. 


4 2 2 2 

Deadline Sale closes Thursday 3rd November, 2022 at 

3.00pm, (unless sold prior) 

View Thu 13 Oct 5.30 - 6.15pm 

Sun 16 Oct 1.30 - 2.15pm 

Web pb.co.nz/DFL107264 

Gareth Cox 

M 021 250 9714 P 03 975 4506 

E gareth@pb.co.nz 

Fliss Cox 

M 021 354 779 

E felicityc@pb.co.nz 

Proud to be here

7 

Springston Chamberlains Road 

Blank Canvas 

15.7ha of productive soil situated on Chamberlains Road (Goulds Road End). 4 post and wire fenced paddocks of Temuka & 

Peat Soils. Ideal 1st farm or lifestyle block. Currently used as stock breeding and finishing plus arable crops. Excellent location 

within 10 minutes drive to Rolleston and with consent to build or relocate your new home. 

Deadline Sale closes Thursday 20th October, 2022 at 2.00pm, 


View By appointment 

Web pb.co.nz/LER108197 

Noel Lowery 

M 027 432 8859 

E noell@pb.co.nz 

Irwell Selwyn Lake Road 

Irrigated 55ha in two titles 

Located in the popular and productive Irwell District this property is well set up and offers the opportunity for the purchaser to 

walk in and commence their farming operation with immediate effect. Perfectly set up with a travelling Turborain Irrigator 

and an ample water consent of 30l/sec from a 37.75m well this property has produced excellent yields of Seed Peas, Wheat, 

Radish, Mustard and Linseed in recent years and also provided grazing for store lambs. This property would also make an ideal 

support block in the way of cut and carry through grass silage, chopped maize or lucerne. The property is well serviced with an 

all weather lane, shelter, two road frontages and the two titles offering opportunities for the future. 

Tender closes 4.00pm, Thu 17th Nov, 2022, Property Brokers 

Leeston, 74 High Street, Leeston, 7632 

View By appointment 

Web pb.co.nz/LER109666 

Stephan Knowler AREINZ 

M 027 229 9522 E stephan.knowler@pb.co.nz 

Noel Lowery 

M 027 432 8859 

E noell@pb.co.nz 


Proud to be here

8 

West Melton 295A Jowers Road 

When town and country collide! 

295a Jowers Road offers a wonderful opportunity for those looking for lifestyle living without sacrificing anything that 

residential living offers. This 8403m2 lifestyle block offers easy lifestyle in a fantastic location, with great privacy and 

space. As you enter the property through the tree lined driveway, an imminent sense of quality greets you as you 

arrive at the 256m2, 3 bedroom + office, architecturally designed home. The open plan living area is spacious and ties 

perfectly with an outdoor entertaining area. Capturing all day sun, this area makes for fantastic family living or 

entertaining. An absolute feature of the living area is the modern kitchen, complete with stone top benchtops, 

modern appliances and a large walk in butlers pantry. The spacious master bedroom enjoys all day sun and boosts a 

quality, tiled ensuite and good sized walk in robe. 2 large double bedrooms complete with wardrobes are supported by 

a large, tiled family bathroom. The home also features a study/office, separate laundry and a large double garage, 

with a real feature being the storage options throughout the home. The property is fenced into 2 paddocks and is 

complete with a 3 bay implement shed. If you have been thinking lifestyle but didn't want to sacrifice the quality and 

convenience of a residential home, then this could well be the property you've been waiting for. 


3 2 1 2 

Tender closes 5.00pm, Wed 26th Oct, 2022 (unless sold 

prior) 

View Sun 16 Oct 2.30 - 3.15pm 

Web pb.co.nz/ROL102243 

Chris Moore 

M 027 288 0563 

E chris.moore@pb.co.nz 

Justin Le Lievre 

M 022 628 1306 

E justinl@pb.co.nz 

Proud to be here

9 

Rolleston 7 Fairhurst Place 

Refined Luxury with an Emphasis on Space! 

This delightful, modern home has been meticulously designed and boosts innovative inclusions for 21st century living. As you 

arrive at the property via the gated entrance, you will be instantly impressed. The 369m2 home, set on a 1,656m2 section 

offers a wonderful balance of superb quality, privacy, security and spacious family living. Featuring a large spacious living area 

and a stunning open plan kitchen/dining complete with top of the line Bosch appliances, a Schweigen Rangehood, island 

bench and walk in pantry, entertaining and catering will be a pleasure. The private patio is easily accessible from the open 

plan kitchen and living area, allowing for great indoor-outdoor flow. A separate lounge provides the perfect environment for 

family and friends to relax in a quiet space, with the added bonus of a study nook complete with 2m glass desk and storage. 

The size and scale continues throughout the home with high ceilings, spacious bedrooms with sliding doors leading out to the 

backyard and a master suite with ensuite, large walk in robe, and access out onto a private patio. Private, secure and peaceful, 

this stunning home really needs to be viewed to be truly appreciated! 

4 2 2 4 

Deadline Sale closes Wednesday 2nd November, 2022 at 


View Sun 16 Oct 1.00 - 1.45pm 

Web pb.co.nz/ROU108069 

Chris Moore 

M 027 288 0563 


Rolleston 12 Grace Way 

Enjoy summer entertaining! 

With summer just around the corner, you will absolutely love the fabulous outdoor space this home offers! Sited well on its 

750sqm section to capture the sun right throughout the day, this home provides the perfect place to host bbqs with family & 

friends or watch the kids play. Warm & welcoming, the home itself features an open plan kitchen/living/dining room that flows 

out to the large deck, overlooking the generous back yard. The kitchen is well designed, offers stone bench tops and factuality 

is a key component here. The separate living room offers space for a growing family to spread out, or enjoy sitting in the sun 

reading a book. 3 bedrooms all offer built in robes and are serviced with a lovely updated bathroom with full tiled walls to add 

to the luxury appeal. The master suite offers generous space for bedroom furniture, plus a walk-in robe and a lovely full tiled 

updated ensuite for you to enjoy. Heating is sorted with a heat pump and ventilation system throughout to help keep the 

home warm and dry, and hot water is gas. Our vendors have new plans on the horizon & are ready to pass on their much-loved 

home to one lucky family to enjoy for years to come. 


4 2 2 2 



View Sun 16 Oct 12.00 - 12.30pm 


Chris Moore 

M 027 288 0563 


Proud to be here

10 

Rolleston 13F Fairfield Way 

Affordable family living 

With an exciting change on the horizon, our vendor's instructions are clear! Present all offers at deadline! This whole property 

is well designed and offers very spacious living areas and sizable bedrooms too. Being double glazed throughout and placed 

well for the sun, the home is lovely and warm, but rest assured the log burner will definitely keep you toasty warm during the 

winter months. The Master bedroom is serviced with an en-suite and walk in robe and the main bathroom and separate toilet 

caters for the additional 3 bedrooms. There is good off street parking for extra cars and a carpeted double garage which also 

houses the laundry. The section offers space for the kids to kick the ball around, or a short stroll to the local park for a change 

of scenery and great playground. If security is important to you, this property boasts a great FBI system. This home truly 

offers fantastic buying in Rolleston and quick action is recommended! 

4 2 2 2 

Deadline Sale closes Thursday 20th October, 2022 at 5.00pm, 


View Sun 16 Oct 12.15 - 12.45pm 


Chris Moore 

M 027 288 0563 


Rolleston 68 Quartz Drive 

Sure to be a winner! 

Built post-quake, this beautifully presented 3-bedroom home offers views out onto the reserve at Stonebrook Park. The kids 

will love running around in the park and feeding the ducks right on your doorstep! In the open plan kitchen/dining/living, floor 

to ceiling windows fill the area with natural light and a ranch stacker leads out onto the patio, creating a great indoor-outdoor 

flow to the tidy easy care back yard. Keeping you toasty warm during these cooler months is a heat pump and a wonderful 

eco low emission log burner. All the bedrooms have double robes and large floor-to-ceiling windows which capture the sun 

throughout the day. The Master also benefits from its own ensuite. The further 2 double bedrooms are serviced by the main 

all-in-one bathroom, which also has a heated towel rail, separate shower and bath. The laundry is located in the internal access 

double garage, with a door that leads out to a concreted area with the washing line and a garden shed. The easy-care gardens 

have been recently landscaped but there is still scope to stamp your own mark. Enjoy the peace and serenity this beautiful 

home offers. It is sure to be a winner! 


3 2 1 2 



View Thu 13 Oct 1.00 - 1.30pm 

Sun 16 Oct 1.00 - 1.30pm 


Chris Moore 

M 027 288 0563 


Proud to be here

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Rolleston 10A Baxter Crescent 

DESIRABLE FAMILY HOME IN GREAT LOCATION 

Bright and vibrant living with immaculate presentation and a premium location make this five bedroom home on 

941m2 an irresistible choice. Conveniently located, this property blends a little bit of that town and country feel. 

Spread over 284m2, the layout is effortlessly functional and focuses on a comfortable family lifestyle. On offer here is 

five double bedrooms accompanied by stylish bathroom facilities, two masters with their own ensuites and walk in 

robes and patio areas. The two separate living areas are spacious and heated by a large log burner (on wetback) and 

heat pump; offering a relaxed and cosy ambience. The well-appointed kitchen with its wall oven, gas hob and walk in 

pantry and abundance of space and storage will keep the cook in the house well satisfied. Some of the additional 

features of this home include; study nook, carpeted garage, car port and a great outdoor living area. One of the stand 

out features of this property has to be the large 941m2 private and secure section. Astute buyers will appreciate that 

larger sections are becoming increasingly harder to find and coupled with a fantastic family home, makes for 

intelligent buying. A must view. TO BE SOLD BY DEADLINE SALE Offers to be presented on or before 12pm, Thursday 

27th October 2022 (unless sold prior) 


5 3 2 2 

Deadline Sale closes Thursday 27th October, 2022 at 


View Wed 12 Oct 5.00 - 5.30pm 

Sun 16 Oct 1.45 - 2.15pm 

Web pb.co.nz/LEU109351 

Cameron McRae 

M 027 769 6696 

E cameron.mcrae@pb.co.nz 

Proud to be here

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Rolleston 103a Lowes Road 

Entertainers Delight both indoor and outdoor 

My vendors have their sights set on new horizons, paving the way for a new family to enjoy this stylish and immaculately 

presented home positioned on a 778m2 section (approx). From the moment you step through the front door it is obvious this 

spacious 255m2 home is set apart by quality design and premium materials, and a meticulous configuration and flow that will 

be envied by all. A few key features of the home; Separate lounge with recessed ceiling and gas fire, Open plan 

kitchen/living/dining and study nook, Tri-stone bench tops, Bosch appliances, walk in pantry, Alfresco dining, large Kwila decks 

with Pergola canopy and outdoor pizza oven, Separate laundry and good storage throughout, Generous master, fully tiled ensuite, 

double vanity, underfloor heating and walk in robe, Beautifully landscaped garden with plenty of fruit trees and 

irrigation, Double garage with drive-through and parking for an extra vehicle, Large shed with work bench, Mod cons include 

App to open the garage door and a security camera. The Rolleston shops are a short 2-minute drive, plus the Selwyn pools, 

Foster Park, the sports complex, dog park are not too far away. Zoned for Clearview Primary School. 


4 2 2 2 

Deadline Sale closes Tuesday 25th October, 2022 at 2.00pm, 


View Wed 12 Oct 12.00 - 12.30pm 

Sun 16 Oct 2.30 - 3.00pm 

Web pb.co.nz/LIU108729 

Dawn Pollard 

M 022 073 7580 

E dawn.pollard@pb.co.nz 

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What build requirements are there? 

Explore what a new stage will look like. 

Buying in a subdivision 

Section availability is mostly in new 

housing estates and the district generally 

has a number to choose from, especially in 

Rolleston and Lincoln. 

Factors influencing section choice will be: 

the distance from your workplace, ease of 

travelling, services available, size and price 

of available sections, and where you would 

like to live. 

Ground conditions may also be a 

consideration. In Selwyn, the land 

is generally good for building with 

only a standard 364 foundation often 

required. Many people are choosing a 

RibRaft foundation as it offers seismic 

strengthening and may work out more 

economical. 

A factor which should be high on your 

list should be the covenants a developer has 

in place and whether these will present any 

issues for you. 

Any new housing subdivision is likely 

to have covenants stipulating what can 

and cannot be constructed, in terms of 

minimum and maximum house size on 

a given section, and aesthetic features 

like the roof pitch, acceptable claddings, 

landscaping and what is permitted on view 

from the street. 

The covenants will be supplied with the 

Purchase and Sale Agreement. Read these, 

asking your lawyer for advice and checking 

with your builder to ensure these can be 

met before signing on the dotted line. 

Before finalising your house plan 

with your builder and building consent 

application is lodged with Council, send 

this and a landscape plan to the developer 

for approval. This will avoid costly changes 

or problems down the line. There may 

be a charge associated with Developer’s 

Approval or a refundable bond may be 

incurred. This process is put in place to 

protect the overall look and integrity of 

the housing estate and ensure any damage 

incurred during construction is put right. 

Certain covenants may seem annoying 

however, they protect the environment you 

are buying into and can be accommodated 

with good design. 

The standard of builds in respective 

subdivisions may vary from smaller 

economic housing to larger sections and 

homes. There may also be variations in 

the features in each subdivision such as 

the street width, number of children’s play 

areas, walkways and beautification. 

Where you are purchasing off a plan for 

a section in a new stage of a subdivision, 

ask questions so you appreciate what the 

area will ultimately look like. Doing your 

homework will help give you surety that 

what is proposed will happen. This includes 

when title is due, something which can be 

slowed by Council consent requirements or 

the weather delaying earthworks. 

Closeness to schools, shops and public 

transport may also be considerations, 

especially if you want your children to have 

independence by walk to school, a park 

or sporting activities. Consider how each 

subdivision might suit your lifestyle.

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NEW LISTING 

Burnham 162 Burdons Road 

High-performing, once in a lifetime opportunity 

This highly-productive Burnham dairy farm boasts an exceptional location and a superior homestead designed to 

house your family in luxury. The 250.5828-hectare property has proven performance showing consistently with the 

average production over the past four seasons at 573,381kgMS, along with low costs, this is a very profitable 

property. The meticulous attention to detail on this farm sets it apart from others. Simple and efficient systems, 

environmentally sound with quality infrastructure and irrigation means it’s well set up for the new owners. The 

centrally located 70-bail rotary shed with Read milking plant has new automatic cup removers, Tru-test auto draft 

system and includes large feed pads. The immaculately maintained farm is complemented by an equally impressive 

home, second three-bedroom home, and a further four-bedroom home. 

bayleys.co.nz/5519481 

250.5828ha 

Deadline Sale (unless sold prior) 

12pm, Fri 4 Nov 2022 

3 Deans Avenue, Chch 

View by appointment 

Chris Flanagan 027 433 4657 

Ben Turner 027 530 1400 

Craig Blackburn 027 489 7225 

WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008 

Charing Cross 684 Telegraph Road 

A property to be proud of 

Exceptional quality, immaculately presented 205.3495ha property. The excellent system of lanes across the farm 

means you can drive throughout the property without opening a gate, enabling ease of management and 

movement. Irrigated from good wells, with the addition of CPW water, providing both reliability and simplicity. The 

excellent infrastructure includes Turbo rain irrigators and Zimmatic pivots, there are outbuildings aplenty along 

with grain storage making this property well set up for a multitude of uses, the property also ticks the required 

boxes for dairy support. Unique and striking, the house combines adobe mudbrick with solid timber joinery and the 

result is a property many would feel privileged to call home. This is an example of a property that truly has 

options, with highly regarded soils, robust water resources and excellent infrastructure. 


205ha 3 2 2 


12pm, Tue 1 Nov 2022 



Ben Turner 027 530 1400 

ben.turner@bayleys.co.nz 

Craig Blackburn 027 489 7225 


bayleys.co.nz

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Boundary lines are indicative only 

Darfield 1103 Greendale Road 

Superb rural refinement - two hectares (more or less) 

Contemporary character pervades this private rural residence which offers a lifestyle of first-class excellence. An 

impressive open-plan living layout with its contemporary kitchen, sophisticated appliances and butler's pantry 

represents the social hub, while the separate lounge is geared towards winding down in comfort. Embracing three 

bedrooms, the master is superb, enjoying outdoor access, a deluxe walk-through robe and a well-appointed 

ensuite. A highly-specified bathroom services the remaining two bedrooms, which include built-in robes, plus there 

is a separate powder room for guests. Settled atop the floor plan is a highly versatile mezzanine. A separate 

sleepout, equipped with a bathroom and gas water heating, is also plumbed for a kitchen. Outdoors includes two 

paddocks, around 50 oak trees, an expansive steel framed garage with power and a separate woodshed. 

bayleys.co.nz/5519419 

4 2 2 5 


1pm, Tue 8 Nov 2022 


Chris Jones 027 220 5043 

chris.jones@bayleys.co.nz 

Sam Sidey 027 346 3500 

sam.sidey@bayleys.co.nz 


Leeston 10 Palladio Avenue 

Contemporary country winner 

Ideally situated on a quiet street in Leeston’s sought-after Monticello development with a sunny aspect and 

attractive outlook, this 181sqm (approx) four-bedroom, two-bathroom home presents a rare opportunity for 

discerning buyers. Crisp, sleek, and chic, the spacious wraparound kitchen with built-in appliances and a scullery 

naturally flows through to the dining area on one side with deck access and an adjoining living area complete with a 

comforting log burner where you will find a safe haven to retreat from the day-to-day stresses of life. The lounge is 

an abundant space with large sliding doors opening to the 56sqm (approx) deck to offer seamless alfresco living, 

and morning and evening sunshine amidst grounds that have been designed with a thoughtful mixture of soft and 

hard landscaping and a large lawn that makes it ideally suited for entertaining. 

4 1 2 2 

For Sale offers invited over $749,000 

Phone for viewing times 

John Bailey 027 893 0234 

john.bailey@bayleys.co.nz 



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Ladbrooks 118 McDrurys Road 

Little River 4449 Christchurch Akaroa Road 

Relaxed multi-generational 

living in Ladbrooks 

Contributing immense appeal to this 6,032sqm (just 

under two acres) property is the large home with 

potential to add value, an array of outbuildings, a treelined 

drive, protection from the cold easterly winds 

and the lack of upkeep of a conventional lifestyle 

block. Centrally located only a few hundred metres 

from Ladbrooks School, and just over five minutes' 

drive to Prebbleton, Halswell, Tai Tapu or Lincoln and 

14km from central Christchurch, this is an exceptional 

opportunity awaiting one fortunate purchaser. 


4+1 3+1 2+1 


1pm, Thu 27 Oct 2022 




Sam Sidey 027 346 3500 

sam.sidey@bayleys.co.nz 

WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008 

Commercial investment 

Situated in Cooptown, Little River, this 2,023sqm 

(more or less) property includes a large (as-is-whereis) 

lockable building and a smaller storage shed. The 

vacant buildings would be well-suited for a range of 

uses. Originally built as a dairy factory and used as an 

automotive workshop over the last 59 years, the 

property has a continuing income with a lease to Allied 

Petroleum Limited, included with the sale. The 

property is fully fenced and is currently supplied with 

both water and power. Situated on the Main Road, this 

is a fantastic space noticed often by visitors to the 

Peninsula. 

bayleys.co.nz/5518992 

2,023sqm 


12pm, Fri 28 Oct 2022 



Evan Marshall 027 221 0910 

evan.marshall@bayleys.co.nz 

Peter Foley 021 754 737 




Prebbleton Lots 2, 3, 4 & 9, 1/82 Blakes Road 

Blade Mews - subdivision earthworks now completed 

Lots 2, 3, 4 and 9 (550sqm each) - $480,000 each 

A desirable location nestled amongst quality built homes with access via Hinterland Drive, Blade Mews offers an 

effortless lifestyle. Blade Mews is just steps into the Prebbleton township providing all of your daily essentials 

including 'The Prebbleton Village'. Also, an easy commute is ensured into the central city being only approximately 

15-minutes' drive via the Southern Motorway. 

At Blade Mews you will find quality TC1 sections with services to the boundary and titles for sections due around 

December 2022. Please note two-storey dwellings are not permitted. 

550sqm 

Asking Price $480,000 




Nathan Collett 027 826 1535 

nathan.collett@bayleys.co.nz 


bayleys.co.nz/5517946 

bayleys.co.nz

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Rolleston 55 Farnborough Way 

Hurry, this won't last long 

Freshly painted for the benefit of the new owners, this smart two bedroom home is ready for immediate occupancy. 

Whether you are a first home buyer, a downsizer or are looking for a sound investment property, early viewing is 

recommended, as properties in this price bracket are highly sought-after. The open plan living room, which is 

orientated to benefit from all-day sun, extends out to the established, private rear garden of the 292sqm section. 

The master bedroom has direct access to the family bathroom, which also services the second double bedroom. 

Situated in a lovely wide street, just a short stroll to Faringdon's eateries and shops, this immaculately presented 

home, built by Golden Homes in 2015, is ready to be snapped up! 


2 1 1 1 

Asking Price $595,000 


Sarah Booth 027 527 8258 

sarah.booth@bayleys.co.nz 

Nick Booth 027 306 3186 

nick.booth@bayleys.co.nz 


Rolleston 1 Othello Drive 

Central location, vendor motivation 

With the benefit of mature plantings around the spacious 786sqm section, here you can experience an established 

setting yet enjoy the benefits of a modern family home with lots of desirable features. The over-height entry leads 

into a huge, sunny open plan living room, also with higher stud ceilings to enhance the feeling of light and 

spaciousness; and the separate lounge provides an additional space for the whole family to spread out. From the 

well-appointed kitchen, complete with stone benchtops and a walk-in pantry, there is a lovely open aspect to the 

patio and fully-fenced rear garden. The practical floor plan comprises three double bedrooms next to the central 

family bathroom for convenience, with the expansive master bedroom appreciating a walk-in robe and ensuite. A 

dedicated office beside the front door is perfect as a work from home option or even a hobby space. 

4 2 2 2 

For Sale offers invited over $799,000 


Nick Booth 027 306 3186 




bayleys.co.nz


NEW LISTING 

Rolleston 56 Hardingstone Drive 

So central and so many features 

Spread across an impressive 257sqm footprint, it is evident this home has been designed with both indoor and 

outdoor entertaining in mind. The wide entry flows effortlessly to the spacious open-plan living area and separate 

lounge at the heart of the home. Ease of entertaining over the upcoming summer months is assured in the high-spec 

kitchen, complete with Corian benchtops, quality appliances, a plumbed double fridge space and a scullery with its 

own sink. The expansive master suite is sure to appeal, complemented by an impressive walk-in robe and ensuite 

with a tiled shower. Three additional generously proportioned bedrooms, one with its own walk-in wardrobe, are 

sure to cater to sleeping arrangements. Sought-after carpeted triple car garaging and an abundance of off-street 

parking are bound to tempt. 

4 2 2 3 


4pm, Wed 26 Oct 2022 

View 12-12.30pm Sun 16 Oct 

Nick Booth 027 306 3186 




Rolleston 31-41 Westland Place 

Rolleston 39 Burford Way 

Office opportunity, Rolleston 

Step up to style 

3 1 2 2 

Locate your business in one of New Zealand's largest 

growing suburbs, just 20 minutes from Christchurch's 

CBD and 25 minutes from the Christchurch 

International Airport. 

This leasing opportunity consists of first floor modern 

office measuring at approximately 426sqm on the one 

floor plate, with both lift and stair access. The space 

presents great natural light complemented by an ideal 

mix of open plan and individual offices/meeting 

rooms. 


Price by Negotiation 


Graeme Donaldson 021 225 2130 

graeme.donaldson@bayleys.co.nz 

Alex White 027 785 4211 

alex.white@bayleys.co.nz 


Proudly positioned upon a superbly tended corner site 

in Faringdon sits this three-bedroom brick and linear 

beauty, which extends a warm welcome to the 

modern-day family. The kitchen incorporates superb 

storage, trusted appliances and is armed with an 

island bench. A sun-loaded outdoor area runs 

alongside the living room and is hemmed by the 

beautifully established landscaped gardens. 

Practicality has also been prioritised by excellent 

storage and the presence of a heat pump for yearlong 

comfort. This fully fenced property also plays 

host to a garden shed, a raised vegetable garden. 


1pm, Wed 19 Oct 2022 


Nathan Collett 027 826 1535 

nathan.collett@bayleys.co.nz 

Bianca Davidson 027 322 9055 

bianca.davidson@bayleys.co.nz 



bayleys.co.nz

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Southbridge 29 Sarsfield Street 

Get in quick 

Sheltered by established trees and greenery with a woodland section, this peaceful bungalow has been updated 

and offers an ideal prospect for first home buyers looking for a reliable property in the heart of Southbridge's 

friendly environs. The light-filled open plan kitchen and dining area have a modern breakfast bar and a great 

wraparound design with plenty of storage and has an adjoining natural flow through to the spacious lounge. A log 

fire and heat pump alongside ceiling and wall insulation ensure the climate is controlled throughout the year. The 

neutral and updated colour scheme is modern and there is a splendid opportunity to move in and enjoy the 

property immediately. Accommodation is provided by three generous double bedrooms, which share a large family 

bathroom with a shower over the bath, while a separate laundry caters for the practicalities of life. 

3 1 1 2 1 


1pm, Thu 13 Oct 2022 



Suzy McPherson 027 695 0519 

suzy.mcpherson@bayleys.co.nz 



Southbridge 312 Wabys Road 

The way home 

Families looking for privacy, charm and modern convenience will be immediately taken with this beautifully situated 

four-bedroom, two-bathroom home on the outskirts of Southbridge that is ideally suited for country living and sits 

on a 4.6 ha (approximately) lifestyle block within an idyllic rural setting. Open plan kitchen, dining and living are at 

the heart of this home; the spacious wraparound kitchen is a generous space with a breakfast bar and an attached 

dining area that presents the perfect space for family living. Expansive and separate, the lounge offers light-filled 

outlooks to the surrounding grounds, French doors that provide easy access to the patio area, and a log burner with 

a heat transfer system alongside double glazing to keep the space warm and cosy in winter. 

4.6868ha 4 2 


1pm, Tue 25 Oct 2022 


John Bailey 027 893 0234 

john.bailey@bayleys.co.nz 



bayleys.co.nz

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Buying a property with trees 

enjoyment of their land, which means 

that you can’t let your trees become a 

problem at their place (and vice versa). 

If your neighbours have trees that are 

giving you grief, think carefully before 

swinging an axe or chainsaw. Legally, you 

are entitled to trim any branches or roots 

from a tree (or large shrub, or plant) that 

encroach on your property unless they 

are protected, in which case you may 

need resource consent first. However, for 

the sake of being a decent human being, 

it’s a good idea to talk to the tree’s owners 

first. Don’t be tempted to take matters 

into your own hands and poison the tree, 

or trespass onto a neighbour’s property 

to chop parts of it off. One way to resolve 

the situation is to seek advice from a 

professional arborist. Getting an expert 

to prune the tree in a way that doesn’t 

destroy it completely will be far cheaper 

than engaging a lawyer. 

In the worst-case scenario, if you can’t sort 

out tree issues with a chat over the fence 

or the aid of an arborist, it may be time to 

seek help from the Disputes Tribunal or 

the District Court. If the trees are causing 

a nuisance, such as blocking views and/ 

or light, and you’re unable to come to an 

agreement with the neighbour, you can 

apply to the District Court for an order to 

get the neighbour to trim or remove the 

tree. 

For independent advice on buying or 

selling property, check out settled.govt. 

nz. 

Whoever said ‘the best time to plant a tree 

was 20 years ago’ obviously never dealt 

with overhanging branches, wayward 

roots or grumpy neighbours. As anyone 

who lives in a leafy area will tell you, trees 

can cause no end of bother. Trees can 

block views, damage fences and interfere 

with power lines. Roots can disrupt pipes, 

branches can reduce sunlight availability, 

leaves can block gutters and windfall fruit 

can attract rodents. It’s a wonder people 

ever plant them! 

These problems are often caused by wellmeaning 

property owners who plant 

trees without thinking about how big 

they will grow. By the time a tree is wellestablished, 

it may be already wreaking 

havoc both overhead and underground. 

Overhanging branches may present 

obvious hassles, but tree roots are usually 

out of sight, out of mind until they start 

to snaking their way into retaining walls, 

foundations or drains (at which point they 

become difficult to ignore and expensive 

to re-route). 

If you own a property, you are allowed 

to do whatever you like to your trees, 

within the bounds of the law that says 

you have the right to the ordinary use and 

enjoyment of your land. This is subject 

to any protection that may apply to your 

trees. If they’re protected (for example, 

because they are historic, considered 

to be significant or needed to prevent 

erosion), you may need to get resource 

consent before doing anything to them. 

Remember that you can’t unreasonably 

interfere with your neighbours’ use and 


Springston 428 Leeston Road 

Top notch dairy opportunity 

Situated on the doorstep of Lincoln township, this solid farming operation is ready for the new owner to capitalise 

on the existing infrastructure and past performance. Currently milking approximately 400 cows through the 39 a- 

side herringbone shed, the farm has enjoyed consistent production of approx. 200,000kgMS per annum in recent 

years. At approximately 111.9443 hectares (more or less), the property includes two dwellings; a four-bedroom 

family home kept cosy and warm year-round by two log burners and a heat pump and a second three-bedroom 

home, which gives you options for staff accommodation or rental income. Farm performance is assisted by Allflex 

collars for mating and animal-health monitoring, in-shed feeding, Protrack drafting technology plus an automated 

teat sprayer to maximise efficiency. The yards and feed pad can accommodate approximately 400 cows. 


111.9443ha 


12pm, Wed 26 Oct 2022 



Ben Turner 027 530 1400 

ben.turner@bayleys.co.nz 

Evan Marshall 027 221 0910 

WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

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Show homes 

the ultimate way to shop around 

Across the selwyn district, we are blessed with an 

extensive array of very good quality show homes. 

Building companies build show 

homes to demonstrate their 

workmanship, display innovative 

design ideas and present a snapshot 

into a new and luxurious lifestyle, 

featuring all the latest in materials, 

fittings and fixtures. 

A show home can inspire you in a way 

nothing else can. You can absorb the 

ambiance they present and admire the 

innovative techniques, new materials 

and technology. 

You can ask questions, take notes 

and compare. You can see at a glance 

features you would love to emulate or 

would avoid when building your home. 

Best of all, you ;will see the building 

companies’ attention to detail. 

Show homes are the perfect way to get 

a good idea of pricing, discover good 

quality and value, learn about superior 

use of space, future-proofing, ongoing 

maintenance and long-term returns. 

So what are you waiting for? Check 

out our maps, grab a notepad and 

pencil and begin the exciting project of 

building your own home. 

LOOKING FOR DESIGN INSPIRATION? 

Visit one of our stunning showhomes to gather ideas for your dream home 

Faringdon, 47 Lanner Drive, Rolleston 

Faringdon, 49 Lanner Drive, Rolleston 

SHOWHOMES 

Both showhomes 

Open Wed-Sun 12pm-4pm 

SHOWrOOM / OfficE 

31 Watts Road, Sockburn 

Open Mon-Fri 9am-5pm 

0800 844 488 

signature.co.nz 

30th November 2022 

Rolleston Brass Band 

Sam Allcorn - Cadets 

Selwyn Diwali 

Selwyn Motor Fest 

Darfield Toy Library

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Your guide to Show Homes & New Sections 

in the Selwyn District 

Faye Homes showcases the 

latest trends for new builds 

The Te Whariki show home village 

in Lincoln provides an opportunity to 

discover what’s new in the new home 

world by revisiting companies to see the 

latest designs and trends. 

Faye Homes is no exception with their 

Southfield Drive corner property bringing 

a new development in kitchens that is, 

according to their sales team, popular 

overseas, particularly in apartment living. 

In the kitchen two matching vertical bifold 

doors fold out from recesses in front of 

the oven to match up with the cupboard 

doors on the left and the pantry doors on 

the right. 

Other upgrade options that feature 

include the skylights and sun tunnels, 

ducted heating, schist cladding (to match 

the internal schist wall in the hallway) and 

the outdoor gas fire. 

In the kitchen, stylish Bosch appliances 

and black tapware create an impression 

while the fridge sits in the pantry with 

a third sink available for the after party 

clean-up. 

The Te Whariki show home also 

continues to surprise with a clever setup 

in the family bathroom with separate 

basin, toilet and shower areas that can be 

shut off from each other – imagine how 

much easier that would make the morning 

rush! 

Featuring the impressive outdoor fire, a 

large sheltered deck can be accessed from 

the lounge and living rooms - and the 

kitchen – opening out towards the huge 

corner section. The perfect space to create 

another room for entertaining and long 

summer nights. 

A second smaller deck opens from the 

master bedroom which also has a walkin-robe 

which takes up the entire width 

of the room. There are three other double 

bedrooms suitable for a range of family 

sizes or separate study spaces. 

A galley style laundry is spacious with 

heaps of storage and opens outdoors 

making washing day more convenient. In 

the double garage there is a Tesla charging 

unit for electric vehicles – a definite plus 

these days. 

The Faye Homes in Southfield Drive 

is well worth a visit and is open from 

Wednesdays to Sundays, 12pm until 4pm. 

Your award winning partner in home building. 

PRINGLEHOMES.CO.NZ

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Leeston 03 929 0306 

Lincoln 03 595 6954 

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Hornby 03 349 9919 


Lincoln 03 662 9933 

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Rolleston +64 3 347 9949 

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Leeston +64 3 324 3704 

Christchurch +64 3 375 4700 

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