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Andee meets her

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NINE-YEAR-OLD Andee Chynoweth of Southbridge

joined Black Caps superstars on the field when they

played Bangladesh at Hagley Oval recently.

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AWESOME: Andee Chynoweth has her favourite Black Cap Glenn Phillips sign her new shirt. She also stands with

Black Caps and Bangladesh captains Tim Southee and Shakib Al Hasan.

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• By Barry Clarke

A BAR patron who won $1200

on the pokies may have been

targeted by thieves moments after

she collected the money.

A group of men who were in

the bar at the same time are the

focus of police inquiries. It is

believed they watched her being

paid, and then quickly swooped.

The incident happened at The

Famous Grouse Hotel in Lincoln

two weeks ago.

After she was paid out at the

bar, the men who had been

sitting nearby went over and

congratulated her. While she was

distracted the money disappeared

from her handbag. She only

realised it was gone after she left

the hotel.

Police have taken CCTV

security camera footage from the

hotel which shows the men going

over to the woman and mobbing

her in a congratulatory way. The

footage also captures a hand from

one of the men going towards the

bag.

Police say they may have

identified one of the group but

aren’t saying anymore about

the incident. The Selwyn Times

understands the men are from

the Amberley area.

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Prebbleton’s All Saints’ Church will hold anniversary events on November

5 and 6 to celebrate 150 years since its consecration.

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were “boys.”

She is also a handy batter.

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THE picturesque Racecourse

Hill estate is on the market.

Located at 3979 West Coast

Rd, Darfield, the 25.8ha property

includes a nine-bedroom

homestead which was originally

built in 1912.

It is being marketed by Ray

White town and lifestyle agents

Kate Cameron and Brendan

Shefford with the potential of

being luxury

accommodation

or events venue.

“There is so

much about this

property that

will appeal to

buyers, including

the expansive

25.8ha

land parcel

surrounded by mature trees,

beautiful gardens and lush green

lawns,” Cameron said.

“There’s also the large

homestead with nine unique

yet stately bedrooms and five

sleek modern bathrooms. The

homestead also boasts beautiful

family and commercial kitchens,

a formal dining room, sitting

room, and billiard room with

the original rimu and kauri timbers

retained throughout.

“There is a complete range of

outbuildings plus substantial

equestrian facilities with a

dressage arena and stable

complex. The fertile flats are

utilised for cattle grazing and

are supported by a set of cattle

yards.”

The original home, designed

by renowned Christchurch

architect Cecil Wood, was badly

damaged in the 2010 earthquakes,

and has since undergone

a number of renovations.

“The previous owners who

purchased this home after the

earthquakes spent over $3 million

on the restoration of this

beautiful homestead,” Cameron

said.

“Over the years there have

been extra additions such as the

large internal access garage that

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Kate

Cameron

FOR SALE: The historic Racecourse Hill homestead has nine bedrooms.

was built in keeping with the

property.

“Over $300,000 was spent on

the stunning pond and fountain

which sets the tone when approaching

this idyllic home.

“A chapel was also relocated

here from Colgate which provides

a spectacular location and

immense potential for a magical

and bespoke wedding venue.”

Cameron said the property

would appeal to a broad range

of buyers including extended

families, those downsizing

from large farms, and business

people.

“The property has multiple

options as a grand old homestead

and home for somebody,

but also numerous potential

business opportunities such as

luxury accommodation, wedding

and events venue etcetera,

subject to necessary consents,”

she said.

“Therefore, buyers will see the

home differently depending on

what they believe the potential

the property has and what they

can do.”

The property is being offered

for sale via deadline sale, closing

November 23 (unless sold prior).

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GARDEN COMPETITION

Lincoln Envirotown Trust is

calling for entries to its Green

Fingers Galore vegetable garden

competition. Entrants will

have their gardens judged in

February next year. Chair Dave

Fitzjohn said he expected this

season’s competition to be just

as successful as last season’s

inaugural event. Gardens will be

judged on a number of criteria,

including sustainability, design,

use of space, and plant health. To

enter email ruth.wood@xtra.co.nz

SCRUB FIRE

The Rakaia volunteer fire crew

spent over an hour extinguishing

a scrub fire on Thursday night.

Fire chief Tyrone Burrows said

the scrub had blown over from

the beach onto a farmers land.

Though it took a but of time to

dampen it down, the fire was

“nothing too major,” he said.

There was no damage.

TERRACE STATION VIEW

Sunday will be the final chance

to view spring at Terrace Station,

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lilac and rhododendron

- and rare paeonies on display.

Walk among majestic tall trees

and picnic in a sheltered corner.

The $10 entry fee goes to the

Terrace Station Charitable Trust,

children free. Woodland plants

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from 11am to 3pm.

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Lucky escape after car hits cyclist

• By Natalie Pham

ROBERT Clutterbuck and the

six parts of his bike are clear

indicators of how dangerous the

roads still are for cyclists.

The 56-yearold

plumber, who

lives in Rolleston,

was hit by a car

while cycling his

usual route along

Crichton Tce,

Cashmere, on

Robert

Clutterbuck

October 23.

It was the first

time Clutterbuck

had experienced an incident like

it over 25 years of riding his bike.

He was not the only cyclist

involved in a crash this year.

Waka Kotahi NZ Transport

Agency recorded 65 crashes

involving cyclists between

January 1 and August 9, with one

of those being fatal, 15 serious,

42 minor and six resulting in no

injuries.

Clutterbuck was dazed after

landing on the bonnet of the

black Mazda 3 that hit him as it

came round a bend.

“[The driver] did come over

and asked if I was okay. I told

her that I was fine and she pretty

much got in her car and left,”

Clutterbuck said.

He was not in the right state of

BROKEN: Rolleston resident Robert Clutterbuck’s bike was broken into six parts after

he was hit by a car.

mind at the time to ask for the

driver’s contact information, he

said.

The impact of the crash caused

his $14,000 bike to snap into six

parts.

But the amazing thing was he

did not have any injuries, Clutterbuck

said.

“I didn’t have any bumps,

scratches, or anything like that. I

don’t understand why.

“Roads in Christchurch are

definitely more dangerous now

because there’s more traffic. But

also people don’t seem as patient

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as they used to be.

“As a cyclist, you can just be

cycling down the road in a cycle

lane doing absolutely nothing

and you get people winding

down windows, honking horns,

or yelling out the windows.”

Figures from ACC showed

there were 2142 new and 3098

active claims for cycling-related

injuries in Christchurch between

January 1 and July 31.

Police confirmed they had

received a report following the

incident involving Clutterbuck.

However, no charges have been

laid.

At the time of the crash, a

tennis match and a weekly

Sunday church service were

taking place nearby.

•Anyone who witnessed

the crash on Crichton Tce

should phone 105, quoting

file number 221016/2715,

or anonymously phone

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NEWS


Entertainers Los Angeles-bound

for world talent showcase

• By Susan Sandys

THE STARRY lights of Los

Angeles are beckoning for three

Selwyn residents, who have been

selected to compete in a world

talent showcase.

Singer Nicole Schaap, 29, and

musical theatre performers

Conrad Goddard, 16, and Bella

Newcombe, 18, will be among

up to 20 New Zealanders at the

annual World Championships

of Performing Arts, to be held at

Disneyland in July next year.

“When I found out, I was

super-stoked,” said Schaap, who

is a drum teacher and musician

at Rolleston.

Auditions are currently underway

around the world for the

championships, where entertainment

professionals will judge,

award industry medals and

scholarships, deliver seminars

and may even sign talent.

Schaap is lead singer and

drummer for Rolleston-based

alternative rock and soul band

Moonflower, where she performs

alongside her husband and bass

player Josh Fairless and guitarist

and singer Hamish Ellis. She said

she would be getting out of her

comfort zone at the championships,

as she would be leaving

her drumkit behind.

“It’s a little bit different for

me, because I’m used to having

my drumkit in front of me,” she

said.

But she was looking forward to

showcasing her ability to deliver

“big belting vocals.” Schaap said

her idols were Aretha Franklin

and Ann Wilson from Heart,

and they were also the two

singers people often told her she

sounded like.

She planned to sing at least

one of her original songs at the

championships, as well as It’s

a Man’s Man’s Man’s World

by James Brown and River by

Bishop Briggs.

She was hoping to come back

with a medal in at least one of

the song categories and make

Drummer and singer Nicole Schaap is one of three Selwyn performers who are travelling to a world championship event

next year in Los Angeles. She will be joined by Conrad Goddard and Bella Newcombe.

music industry contacts. She

plans to take her mum with her

and will be fundraising towards

airfares and accommodation.

Goddard is a year 12 student at

Lincoln High School. Last year

he won the best actor award in

the Canterbury Sheilah Winn

Shakespeare Festival, while he

has played main roles in the junior

musical theatre CentreStage

Rolleston productions of Legally

Blonde and High School Musical.

Last month he came fifth in the

world in the international Chinese

Water Cube Cup singing

competition.

Conrad said he liked both acting

and singing, and was taking

dance classes as well.

As he looked ahead to tertiary

education, he was torn between

pursuing his love of physics and

languages, and his love of acting

and singing. But he would be

drawn to the latter, if he was successful

at the championships in

being awarded a scholarship to

attend an American academy of

performing arts.

“I’m just really happy to be

going, it’s such an amazing opportunity,”

Conrad said.

Bella Newcombe is a student

at Rolleston College. She has

enjoyed performing in musical

theatre productions ever since

she began singing lessons in year

9, having starred in productions

at her school and with Kirwee

Players.

She was especially looking

forward to meeting fellow

performers around the world at

the championships. She would

be travelling with her singing

teacher Jacquie Soper who was

the one who had suggested she

audition in the first place.

“It was surreal (to be selected),”

Newcombe said.

“I was sitting in my car then I

saw the email, I clicked on it and

I just remember crying and running

inside and saying: ‘Mum I

got in’.”

She expected to be out and

about busking in Selwyn as she

fundraised towards an approximate

$8500 goal for expenses

such as airfares and accommodation.

WCOPA New Zealand

spokeswoman Dina Janse

van Rensburg said 39 people

had so far auditioned around

the country, 19 of whom had

qualified. Fourteen of these had

so far confirmed they would

attend. The selection process was

still ongoing.

“We estimate that the team

will consist of between 15 and 20

contestants after auditions are

done. Year after year team New

Zealand bring home numerous

medals and scholarships,” Janse

van Rensburg said.

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The 150th anniversary of

the consecration of the

All Saints’ Church will be

celebrated on November

5 and 6. Prebbleton

Heritage secretary Sandra

Serra reports

NEXT MONTH marks the

150th anniversary of the

consecration of the first All

Saints’ Church in Prebbleton.

To help celebrate the milestone

Prebbleton Heritage is providing

a display at the church.

The church has a long history

on the site at the corner of

Springs and Blakes Rds beginning

with the donation, by John

N Tosswill, of the land itself

for the purposes of building a

church and providing a school to

support a township.

The land provided the place

where a chapel/school was built

– a school during the week and a

chapel on Sundays.

The building quickly became

inadequate, and fundraising began

to build the first All Saints’

Church on the site with the

foundation stone being laid in

July 1871 with much pomp and

ceremony.

Building progressed quickly

and a year later services were being

held there. Although the interior

was not entirely finished a

service to consecrate the church

was held on All Saints’ Day,

November 1, 1872, and it is this

occasion which we are marking

150 years later.

The church was later extended

in 1877 to accommodate the

growing congregation. A peal

of, eventually, five bells was installed,

along with a pipe organ.

All was well until the night of

March 21, 1906, when a fire destroyed

the whole of the church

and everything within it.

It included the parish registers,

destroying vital records of the

baptisms, marriages and burials

which had taken place at the


Series of events planned to mark

150th anniversary of All Saints’ Church

• From page 1

Andee, who plays for Leeston

Southbridge, had won the

opportunity to take part in the

ANZ Coin Toss, where she joined

the captains Tim Southee and

Shakib Al Hasan for the prematch

toss.

She met many of the players

and got all the Black Caps to sign

her new Coin Toss Kid shirt and

ball.

A highlight was meeting her

HISTORY: The second All Saints Church as it is today.

PHOTO: SHELLEY BAKKER

favourite Black Cap Glenn Phillips,

who asked her all about

school and her own cricket

matches.

“It was awesome. I like his

special celebrations when he gets

100 runs or a really good catch.

He gets really excited,” Andee

said.

These special celebrations are

something Andee has adopted for

her own matches and she’s had

plenty to celebrate. Last season,

chapel/school and church prior

to 1906.

Fundraising began immediately,

and together with insurance

money, enabled the rebuild of

the church to commence and

15 months later, the second All

Saints’ Church was opened for

worship on July 11, 1907. The

rebuild included the replacement

of the organ, one which

is recognised by The NZ Organ

Preservation Trust as being of

significance, and in 1913 a new

peal of five bells was installed.

These were said to be the finest

in Canterbury and are still being

rung today.

There is much to tell of the

history of this church, the first

church being designed by Benjamin

Mountfort and the second

by his son Cyril, and our display

gives a more detailed account of

this history.

The public are invited to come

and see for themselves, both the

church interior and the display

on Saturday, November 5, 10am-

3.30pm and on Sunday, November

6, from 1.30-3.30pm.

The churchyard has many

stories of those buried there over

the last 150+ years and there will

be a cemetery tour available to

join at 10.30am and 1.30pm on

Saturday and 1.30pm on Sunday.

The tour will begin at the earliest

headstone in the cemetery,

that of Lucy Kimber who died

in 1869 aged just 23. We then

move on to hear about William

Andee took a hat-trick when

she bowled out three boys in a

row.

“I’ve never bowled out

three boys before so I was

really proud. I did some cartwheels.”

While she has a knack for

bowling, batting is her favourite

role.

“I like batting because I can

smack the ball really hard.”

She had enjoyed watching Phillips

make some big hits during

the game, and was raring to go

for her own season.

Andee said she wanted to encourage

other girls to give cricket

a go.

“I just like playing it because

it’s lots of fun.”

•Applications for ANZ

Coin Toss experience

are still open, via

anzcricketworld.co.nz

The

combined

chapel and

school at it

was from

1865 to

1872.

Hazlehurst, his swimming pool,

roller skating rink and other of

his entrepreneurial enterprises.

The “Prebbleton Sparrow

Club” will feature along with

the, sometimes sad, stories about

more of the early residents of the

area as well as hearing the amusing

story about Isaac Harding’s

missing pig.

The tour finishes at the grave

of James Prebble who, along with

his three sons Richard, William

and Edward, settled in the area

and gave the town its name.

The local community market

will also be on site (weather

permitting) from noon to 4pm

on Sunday.

• For any inquiries

regarding this event or

about Prebbleton’s history

in generaEvel, Prebbleton

Heritage can be made

at prebbletonheritage@

gmail.com

Young bowler celebrated hat-trick with cartwheels

HIGHLIGHT: Glenn Phillips

with the ANZ Coin Toss

winner Andee Chynoweth.

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24-hour mental health

charity run will benefit youth

SELWYN’S EMERGENCY services

personnel will be running in connecting

shifts over 24 hours to raise money for

youth mental health.

The Emergency Services Run For

Charity will be held at Rolleston’s Selwyn

Sports Centre from noon on November 5

to noon on November 6.

Police officers, firefighters, personnel

from St John, Civil Defence, the army,

along with some teachers from Clearview

School, will make up a contingent of 45.

Organiser Senior Constable Glenn Dawson

of Rolleston said the goal was to raise

$20,000 for I AM HOPE and the charity’s

Gumboot Friday initiative which provides

free counselling for 15 to 24-year-olds. All

funds raised would stay in Canterbury.

“As emergency services staff, we unfortunately

have front row seats to witness

our mental health and suicide incidents,”

Dawson said.

Youth receiving quicker counselling

could reduce their distress and make them

less likely to need emergency services.

Dawson ran a similar event in February,

where eight emergency services personnel

participated and about $6000 was raised.

Each emergency service group will run

alongside their colleagues, and be on the

track for four one-hour blocks. For example,

police will run 4-5pm and 10-11pm on

the Saturday, and 4-5am and 10-11am on

the Sunday.

The aim was to push out of their comfort

zones, Dawson said.

“For us, it’s just one foot in front of the

other, and we can see the light at the end

of the tunnel. But for the many out there

who are struggling, they can not see that

light, and feel they don’t have a way out.”

Dawson said he would be wearing

gumboots for at least two of his four runs.

He had recently trained, finding he could

cover 8km in one hour in gumboots.

“It actually wasn’t too bad, no blisters,”

he said.

Professional firefighter Karl Kitchen,

who lives at Rolleston and is a senior station

officer in Christchurch, had trained

with him.

Kitchen wore full fire kit and breathing

apparatus, while walking 5km in the hour.

Kitchen said while the breathing apparatus

tank of compressed air generally

lasted a maximum of 33 minutes, he

slowed his breathing right down to stretch

it out to the one hour.

“Running for an hour is not hard for

me, whereas making one BA cylinder last

an hour is adding an extra stress to push

myself a wee bit,” Kitchen said.

The public are invited to attend noon-

3pm Saturday and 9am-noon Sunday.

Entry was free but people could give a

donation.

Dawson said the Saturday could potentially

draw visitors who were wanting to

attend the Selwyn Fireworks Spectacular

in Foster Park that evening. I AM HOPE

representatives would carry out a bucket

collection at the display.

Donations can also be m ade at

givealittle.co.nz/fundraiser/emergencyservices-lace-up-their-boots,

where $1290

had already been raised as of last week.

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Recycle your waste

at community events

COMMUNITY recycling

drop-off events are about to be held

in Malvern and Ellesmere.

They will be opportunities to

dispose of items such as old child

car seats and e-waste to scrap metal,

garden waste and old tyres.

Dropping off scrap metal, including

old bicycles, barbecues, small

appliances, whiteware, and pots and

pans is free of charge.

Charges apply for bulky items that

would be too large for a 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 also 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. Ensure you are able to

unload your own materials.

The drop-off events will be at

Hawkins Pit, Darfield, from 10am

to 4pm, Sunday, and Cemetery Pit,

Southbridge-Leeston Rd on November

20 from 10am to 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

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of what you love

Imagine a new home with less housework, no garden

maintenance and more time to enjoy your hobbies

or relax. It can be yours with a two-bedroom Living

Well apartment at Park Lane. If you’re over-65 and

can see yourself enjoying a vibrant community with

a cafe, cinema, shared gardens and workshop,

contact Tara today.

A range of two-bedroom apartments

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Record bike

details to keep

it from thieves

SELWYN RESIDENTS wanting to

deter potential bike thieves or help

find their bike if it is stolen are being

encouraged to register their bike

with the free 529 Garage service.

Police have teamed up with the

community-powered bike recovery

initiative in a bid to curb bike thefts

and reunite owners with their stolen

property. It follows a costly year for

owners in 2021, with more than $2

million of bikes stolen and an average

of four a day reported missing

in Canterbury.

The 529 Garage service works by

recording a bike’s details, including

serial numbers, photos and identifying

features.

This makes it easy for police to

identify stolen bikes and return

them to their rightful owners.

Once registered, owners can obtain

a unique code on a tamper resistant

shield to stick on their bike,

which acts as a warning to would-be

thieves that the bike is registered.

Potential buyers can also search the

database to check if a secondhand

bike they’re looking at has been

flagged as stolen.

If stolen, bike owners can update

the 529 Garage app, and a notification

is sent to the local 529 Garage

community, advising them to keep

an eye out for the bike.

The 529 Garage app can be downloaded

for free from the App Store

and Google Play. Once registered,

tamper-resistant shields can be

obtained from Christchurch City

Council .


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AFTER A nearly three-year

absence, cruise ships are about

to start calling into Lyttelton and

Akaroa harbours again.

The Covid-19 pandemic

brought the cruise industry to a

standstill, but with international

borders now open again, cruise

ships are starting to return.

Tomorrow Lyttelton will

welcome the first of more

than 100 cruise ships that will

visit Christchurch and Banks

Peninsula over the coming

months when the Celebrity

Eclipse docks at the port’s new

cruise ship berth.

The Celebrity Eclipse can carry

up to 2400 passengers.

Lyttelton’s new cruise ship

berth can accommodate cruise

ships of all sizes and will host

85 cruise ship visits over the

2022/23 season. Akaroa will host

15 cruise ships over the season,

with the first ship scheduled to

arrive on November 19.

BACKYARD CRITTERS

due in Lyttelton tomorrow.

The city council has

been working closely with

ChristchurchNZ, Lyttelton Port

Company and Environment


Returning cruise ships to dock at new berth

SCHEDULED: The peninsula harbours will once again be visited cruise ships, the first is

Canterbury to manage the cruise

ship visits, to ensure cruise ship

passengers get a warm welcome

to the city.

PHOTO: NEWSLINE

“In the years since the

earthquakes most of the cruise

ships visiting Canterbury have

called into Akaroa because

large vessels could not berth

at Lyttelton due to the damage

to the port,’’ said city council

general manager citizens and

community Mary Richardson.

“But now that Lyttelton has a

purpose-built cruise ship berth,

it will be hosting the majority

of cruise ship visits. The town

is well set up to accommodate

these visits and on cruise ship

days there will be dedicated

shuttles running from the cruise

berth to both Lyttelton and

Christchurch.

“Some ships will still call into

Akaroa, but they will be mainly

smaller, luxury liners so that

should ease the pressure on the

township.”

ChristchurchNZ acting

general manager of destination

and attraction Tracey Wilson

said about 170,000 cruise

passengers to the city were

expected over the season.

40,000 global pest weevil species

WEEVILS (Curculionidae) are the

largest family of beetles (Coleoptera)

in the world with over 40,000 species.

In New Zealand weevils are also the

largest beetle family with 1500 native

species and 46 adventive species.

Size can vary greatly with smallest

at 0.7mm and largest at 30mm.

The 9mm specimen I collected off

the path at home was identified as

the black vine weevil (Otiorhynchus

sulcatus).

Adults are very robust dark brown

to black with a matte appearance and

can have yellow-orange random hairy

patches.

The hardened wing covers are

fused together making it incapable of

flying.

The weevil is native to Europe

but is very common pest in North

America.

Over 100 plant species are eaten by

the black vine weevil making it one of

the most economically damaging pest

species of global horticultural crops

over the past five decades.

Some plant species such as cyclamen

are very susceptible and may be

killed by a single larva. However, in

New Zealand, strawberries and blackcurrants

seem to be the only plants

documented as having significant

damage, but white clover, plantain,

dock, rhododendron and maidenhair

fern are some of many known hosts

here.

Females have the ability to reproduce

parthenogenetically (without

mating) which only produces female

offspring. Eggs are >1mm in diameter

and are laid in soil or cracks.

They are pearly white when first laid

but darken over time to black before

hatching.

Larvae have a white crescentshaped

body that is widest about the

thorax. Larvae have reddish brown

heads and no legs. Two known

biocontrol agents for the black

vine weevil in New Zealand are a

nematode and a fungal pathogen.

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-biodiversity-bugs-in-my-lincoln-section

The weevil

is the most

economically

damaging

pest species

of global

horticultural

crops over

the past five

decades.

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lease a block of fertile moisture-retentive soils. The

added bonus of an irrigation consent will appeal to the

astute operator. Subdivided into 11 paddocks by post

and wire fencing. The soils are predominantly Temuka

silt loam. With the exception of one grazed off green

feed oat paddock, the rest of the property is currently

in grass. The lessee will have the use of the sheds on

the property which include a four-bay hay shed,

implement shed, and an older cow shed with cattle

yards.

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Selwyn Gets Ready to ShakeOut

Get Ready to ShakeOut. Our national earthquake drill and tsunami hikoi is

about to take place on Thursday 27 October.

At 9.30am, drills will be held in workplaces, schools, marae, and homes across

the country, reminding people to Drop, Cover and Hold in an earthquake. In

coastal areas people will also be taking part in a tsunami hikoi (evacuation) to

practice their ‘Long or Strong Get Gone’ response to an earthquake.

Milestone moments

for town centre

The first Rolleston Fields shops and new roads are opening this week as the latest

milestones are marked in completing the new heart of Rolleston.

Burgerfuel, Lone Star and Majestic Tea will become the first commercial spaces

to open in Rolleston Fields – the commercial area of the Rolleston Town Centre -

opening over the next month. More commercial spaces are on the way early next

year, commercial developer Tennyson 21 has confirmed.

The Council is also opening two new roads this week, Christensen Parade and

Rōhutu Way, along with new car parks to support access to the town centre,

while the Youth Zone is on track to open in December, Council Land Development

Project Manager Phillip Millar says.

“This is a huge step for the town centre, and helping create a hub and a heart

for the community. It’s exciting to see these buildings and roads opening and

the community spaces taking shape. Seeing the way people have embraced and

enjoyed using Te Ara Ātea and the Sensory Space has been fantastic and with

these developments and the Youth Zone we’re really starting to see the vibrant

community heart we’ve been planning and looking forward to for so long.”

Access to the town centre is now available via Christensen Parade off Rolleston

Drive next to the Rolleston Community Centre or from Moore Street at the

Wordsworth Street intersection. There is also a one-way entrance off Tennyson

Street to the new car park south of Te Ara Ātea, with the exit onto Rōhutu Way

and then Christensen Parade.

Work on the next stage of the skateable area in the reserve is under way. This

means some of the temporary skate park has been fenced off for construction

work, with the remaining area open to use until the new skate features

are complete.

The car parks will include six electric car charges, which will be installed by

Meridian Energy next year as part of a partnerhsip with the Council to install more

chargers in public parking spaces across Selwyn.

Biodiversity protection in the Rakaia Gorge

An intensive weed control project in Rakaia Gorge is helping to protect the area’s rare

and precious native plants and trees.

The weed control project is being carried out over four years, and after Selwyn

District Council, Environment Canterbury and landowners undertook an assessment

of the gorge’s ecological values, and the weeds that threaten them.

The Gorge is rich in native biodiversity, with diverse mixed hardwood species, bluff

shrublands, tussock land, grasslands and two large wetlands.

At least 16 threatened and at-risk native plant species have been recorded - including

Canterbury pink broom, and Rōhutu/Myrtle – both nationally critical, along with

others that are regionally uncommon.

According to Council’s Senior Biodiversity Advisor Andrew Spanton, the project

recognises Rakaia Gorge’s special role in maintaining local biodiversity.

“Because of its steep banks and high cliffs Rakaia Gorge has been relatively free of

grazing and fires, making it something of a safe haven for native plants,” he says.

Along with sycamores; cherry, cotoneaster and wilding conifers have been identified

as causing significant issues in the Gorge.

“These species are highly competitive and will usually outcompete our native plants.

In our first year of work we were playing catch up to remove the most obvious and

harmful weeds,” he says. A contractor is now being engaged to start on the second

year of weed control.

“While weed eradication is our top priority, there are also complementary trapping

and planting projects underway,” Spanton says. “The weed control in the Gorge is

a great demonstration of a biodiversity partnership project that includes input and

funding from Gorge landowners, Ministry for Primary Industries, the Trustpower

Rakaia Catchment Environmental Enhancement Fund, Land Information New

Zealand, ECan, Ashburton District Council and Selwyn District Council.”

There are lots of ways to help prepare for an earthquake and/or tsunami,

Selwyn Emergency Management Officer Jason Flewellen says. “These include

visiting getready.govt.nz to refresh your knowledge of what to do, picking up

a Selwyn Are You Ready booklet from a Council office or library, and visiting

selwyn.getsready.net to sign up for our free emergency alerting system for

Selwyn residents,”

he says.

The alerting system

sends texts and

emails to subscribed

households, warning

of events including

tsunami, wildfires,

and severe weather.

While we can’t

predict earthquakes,

scientific research

indicates there is a

75 per cent probability of an Alpine Fault earthquake happening in the next

50 years and it is likely to be a magnitude 8+. A great deal of work is going

into mapping what the likely impacts would be on Canterbury, Jason says.

In the meantime it's important everyone takes steps to prepare to look after

themselves and their families.

Remember to visit selwyn.getsready.net and getready.govt.nz to make sure you

and your family are well prepared for the future.

Community supported to lead change

A workshop designed to build confidence and skills amongst people working

in community development is being held in Selwyn district on 3 November.

‘Activating Community – Led Change’ is being run by Inspiring Communities

in partnership with the Council, and will be held at West Melton Community

and Recreation Centre, from 9.30am until 4pm.

“We believe success in community-led development is enabled by being

creative, engaging multiple voices and perspectives, inspiring hope and

possibility, and through finding ways for individuals to take action,” Kindra

Douglas of Inspiring Communities says.

The entry fee for the workshop is $69 + GST for anyone from a Non

Government Organisation and $195 plus GST for those from government and

private sector agencies. To register visit https://bit.ly/ACLSelwyn.

A light lunch will be provided.

A swell time at the SWELL Expo

Over 600 people attended SWELL Expo last Monday 17 October, filling up all

areas of Lincoln Event Centre between 9am and 2.30pm.

The main Liffey Stadium was packed with over 70 exhibitors. The sound of

an accordion filled the room as Jan Mckay from the Leeston Day Club played

some upbeat tunes. Plenty of community groups showed Selwyn’s older

residents how to sign up, while other stalls gave them information about

healthcare, life planning, volunteering, and travel.

Fun activities in Nicholas

Hall, saw lots of attendees

getting their groove on with

Zumba, giving Scottish

Dancing a go and trying

out indoor bowls with the

Lincoln and Ellesmere

indoor bowling clubs.

Speaker sessions were also

well attended. Speakers

spoke on a range of topics,

including ageing and

disabilities, brain health,

retirement villages and

online safety.

The event received good feedback, with many attendees saying the event was

really helpful, and they loved the blue Swell goodie bags they received, full of

great information packages and brochures.

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

CC261022


Council employment initiatives win national award

Programmes organised by the Council with local and national partners to support employment in

Selwyn have earned national attention.

The Council won a Best Practice Commendation for Integrated Planning Award at the Economic

Development New Zealand national awards last week, for its Selwyn Works package of

programmes, designed to build local employment, especially for younger adults.

The Selwyn Works package of initiatives helped over 650 Selwyn residents into work in Selwyn,

or training and making career plans incorporating living and working in Selwyn. It included

Trailblazers, an innovative programme of training, social support and internships with Council, and

the Mayors Taskforce for Jobs Work Exposures providing

work experience at Selwyn businesses.

The award was great recognition for the effort of all those

involved, Council Group Manager Community Services and

Facilities Denise Kidd says.

“Selwyn Works has been a passion project for our staff and

partners who really love seeing our young people build their

strengths, passions and interests as well as gaining useful

skills for life. The award’s a great reflection of that work, the

quality of our young people and so many businesses who are so open to supporting Selwyn youth.”

Notices

PRIVATE PLAN CHANGE REQUEST 68 BECOMES OPERATIVE

No appeals have been received by the Environment Court to the Council's decision to approve the

Private Plan Change 68, Prebbleton. As a result, the Plan Change 68 will become operative on 3

November 2022. More information on this private plan change is available on the Council website at

selwyn.govt.nz/pc68.

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

Springfield Township Committee

Tuesday 1 November 7.30pm, Tawera Memorial Hall

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

Prebbleton Community Association Special

Meeting followed by AGM

Tuesday 15 November

Prebbleton Community Cottage

A special meeting to amend the Community

Association Constitution by removing clauses

concerning the establishment of the Prebbleton

Community Cottage Committee.

Lincoln Community Trust AGM

Wednesday 23 November 7.30pm Rata Room,

Lincoln Community Care

Event Guide

Thursday 27 October

Chess Club

Leeston Library, 3.30pm–4.30pm

Chess isn’t just another board game – it is fun and

never boring! Join the weekly Chess Club, aimed at

all ages. Free. Bookings not required.


An evening with the Rolleston

Ukelele Group

Lincoln Library, 6.45-7.45pm

Enjoy a delightful evening with the Rolleston

Ukulele Group.

This drop-in event will provide a lovely backdrop to

your library browsing experience, or feel free to sit

down and watch the performance.

Learn why this instrument is becoming more popular

than ever! Free. Bookings not required.

Sunday 30 October

Open Mic Afternoons

Te Ara Ātea, 1pm–3pm

Wander down to Te Ara Ātea on the last Sunday of

the month for a live music open mic afternoon. Take

the opportunity to perform, or just enjoy listening to

local talent. All basic AV equipment will be supplied.

Free. Bookings not required.


Swap Shop

Hororata Community Hall, 3pm–5pm

Bring unwanted items such as clothing, footwear,

small household accessories and plants to the local

hall to pass on to people in your community. Each

person will get a table to display their goods. Get

rid of things you no longer need and pick up some

new things for yourself. Gold coin entry. Bookings

required. Book online at selwyn.govt.nz/events.

On the Roads

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 Goulds Road for installation of a water main.

Stop/go controls are also in place at the Waimakariri Gorge Bridge for road

repairs. Delays may be up to half an hour.

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.

You can be the change

Support your community, be a part of the change, yours can be a voice for youth in Selwyn.

Get involved in your community and help young people share their views

on what is important in their lives.

Applications open until 31 October.

Apply for a position on the Selwyn Youth Council at selwyn.govt.nz/youthcouncil.

SelwynYouth

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Monday 31 October

Halloween Disco

Lincoln Event Centre, 3.45pm–5pm

Come dressed as your favourite character and

celebrate Halloween at this spook-tacular disco!

There will be music, disco lights, decorations, fun

games and prizes. Open to kids 4-8 years old.

$4 per child. Bookings required at

selwyn.govt.nz/events.


Te Reo Bilingual Storytimes

Te Ara Ātea, 10.30–11am

Nau mai ki tā tātou wā pānui ia mārama hei

whakaroko ki kā pūrākau Reo Māori, ki kā waiata i Te

Reo Māori anō hoki.

Join us for Storytimes every month to hear some

wonderful stories and songs in te reo and English.

Free.

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

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GARDENING

HOPEFULLY, THE highs and

lows of spring have departed by

now and the weather has become

more settled. But be sure to keep

an eye out for the possibility of

late frosts.

October is a very active month

in the vegetable garden. Before

planting add in copious amounts

of compost to help create an ideal

growing medium for newlyplanted

seeds and seedlings.

Vege plants for the summer

garden can include capsicum,

courgettes, eggplants (aubergine),

peppers, pumpkin, tomatoes and

watermelon.

Maintain a close watch for

slugs and snails that will devour

young seedlings. A light side

dressing with vegetable fertiliser

will help young plants become

well established. Water deeply

when required, to encourage

young plants to develop a deep

root system.

Preparation for your summer

flowering ‘bed’ should begin in

October, including the addition

of compost. Summer flowering

annuals can include alyssum,

asters, cornflowers, californian

poppy, cosmos, lobelia, livingston

daisies, marigolds, nemesia,

petunias, portulacas, phlox,

salvia, sweet pea and zinnia.

Spring blossoms should now

be finished on pip stone fruit

trees; apples, apricots, nectarines,

peaches, pears and plums, with

small fruit starting to form.

Many of these trees have

what can be described as ‘heavy

post-blossom fruit drop’ and

often only 5-10 per cent of their

blossoms will actually become

mature fruit, usually enough for

a ‘heavy crop’. Apply fruit tree

fertiliser at five to six-weekly

intervals.

Shrubs that have flowered


Use copious amounts of

compost to get growth started

RICH: Compost will create an ideal growing medium for

newly-planted seeds and seedlings.

during the winter months, for

example, azaleas and camellias

may require some ‘tidy up’

pruning before new growth

commences. With all shrubs, a

side dressing of general garden

fertiliser will encourage strong

healthy growth.

Mulching with compost

around the shrubs will help

inhibit weed growth and retain

soil moisture, which is very

important as the weather heats

up.

Plant cucumber now

for summer salads

WHEN THE classic summer

salad or sandwich comes to

mind, the cucumber is often one

of the first ingredients.

Subtly sweet, crisp, and

refreshing. If that isn’t enough to

tempt you, they’re also high in

Vitamin C and super hydrating.

If you want to pick yours

straight from the garden this

summer now’s the time to get

planting.

First, grab your cucumber

seedlings. Look for a warm,

sunny and dry spot in your

garden.

Dig in some compost or

leftover potting mix to the soil,

making sure it’s friable or breaks

up in your hand. Then, plant your

seedlings.

The cucumber likes something

to cling on to so, for best results,

either place them near a trellis

or similar frame, or use a simple

stake.

To encourage fruiting, grow

them next to a bee-friendly plant

like lavender. This encourages

pollination and, subsequently,

fruiting.

If pollination continues to be a

problem (flowers fall off but no

fruit develops), touch the pollen

on each plant with a paintbrush,

which will spread the pollen from

one flower to the next. You can

also do the same with an electric

toothbrush minus the toothbrush

head. Magic.

Around 10 to 12 weeks after

planting, you should have a

plentiful bounty of cylindrical

fruit to add a refreshing touch to

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are taking a natural and organic

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means less chemicals and more

thought about what plants might

be beneficial to grow next to each

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This approach of growing

certain plants for the benefit of

other plants is called companion

planting and the idea has been

around for centuries.

And marigolds are probably the

most famous companion plant

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This brightly coloured flower

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smell which repels many insects

and their roots also contain a

pesticidal chemical which kills

nematodes (microscopic parasites

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Marigolds are said to deter

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They’re also said to keep

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Plus, they look pretty.

Marigolds are probably most

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but they also come in red, cream,

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Mass-planted, they will create a

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Some gardeners like to grow

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USEFUL: Plant marigolds amongst your vegetables, it is claimed they will keep moths and

other pests away from the edibles.

next level and create a barrier of

marigolds around their garden –

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GARDENING 23

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garden.

However, there are hidden

dangers and one of those is

developing legionnaires’ disease.

Here are some guidelines to

avoid that happening

•Minimise the amount of dust

present when working in the

garden.

• Water gardens and indoor

plants using a gentle spray.

• Read the warning label on

bagged composts or potting mix.

• Wear gloves.

• Wear a mask so that any dust

is filtered out before you can

breathe it in.

• Dampen potting mixes before

use.

• Open bags of soil products

slowly, away from the face.

• Make sure the working area

(for example, the glasshouse or

potting shed) is well ventilated.

• See a doctor if you develop a

flu-like illness that seems to be

worsening.

• Wash hands thoroughly

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that the industry would be measured based on key

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IN THIS DAY and age of sport

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surprise to know that Skoda’s best

selling model is actually a station

wagon.

I’m delighted by that, I’ve long

adored wagons for their practicality

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I’m no stranger to the Octavia

wagon, over the years several have

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I’ve never yet found one I don’t like.

That’s still the case, there is a

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fleet and it is a departure from the

normal. Well, that’s not so radical

in today’s age because the Octavia

iV is a hybrid, what’s more it is

a plug-in hybrid and it is part of

a line-up that is creeping more

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electrical propulsion.

Regular readers will recall my

Superb iV evaluation in May, the

Octavia wagon actually has much

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it is better for it, less weight means

greater performance and it has

similar economy and distance to

travel figures.

The Octavia wagon iV has a

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system, it works in conjunction

with an electric motor to provide

drive.

The supercharged and

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petrol engine, the rest coming

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available from just 1550rpm, which

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down impetus.

Drive is channelled through a

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Incorporated into the system are

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economy, sport and normal, and

if you want to manipulate the

gearing, that can be done through

steering wheel-mounted paddles.

Each of the drive modes work

quite differently, it is a complex

system, but in essence it operates

with the driver completely unaware

of its operation. Put simply, when

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drive purely on electricity up to a

distance of 60km. In sport mode,

both the electric motor and petrol

engine are engaged to provide a

more dynamic feel. Hybrid-mode

switches between both the motor

and engine depending on need.

As with all hybrid systems,

fuel economy is the benefactor,

especially in e-mode. The TSi

engine has come from the wider

Volkswagen group and it has

thrifty fuel use as a manufacturing

priority, and when you add the

benefits of electric power it merely

sips fuel, the driveline is rated with

a spectacular 1.6-litre per 100km

combined cycle average. Those

figures are at best possible usage,

even driving with fuel economy

in mind I couldn’t replicate them,

but I did see the readout sitting

at a combined cycle average

of 4.6l/100km on a couple of

occasions. At 100km/h on the open

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road the instantaneous readout

sits at 3.4l/100km with the engine

pulling just 2000rpm.

Other figures of relative

importance are a lively 7sec

standstill to 100km/h acceleration

time, and 5.8sec for a highway

overtake (80-120km/h). Mid-range

response is quite rewarding, the

energy created through electrical

energy is certainly beneficial.

I took the evaluation car on

much of my normal high country

run. On the open road it sits quietly

and dispenses the kilometres with

ease. You can feel the hybrid system

changing modes as it determines

what is necessary to promote

drive, but it is not invasive and you

quickly become disconnected to its

operation.

When it comes to handling

SLEEK: The

Skoda Octavia

wagon sits low

at just over 1.4m

but it has much

practicality with

a cavernous load

section.

• Price – Skoda Octavia iV

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• Dimensions – Length,

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• Configuration – Fourcylinder,

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• Performance –

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• Fuel usage – 1.6l/100km

those tricky inland bends the

Octavia iV has direct steerage and

precise corner turn-in. Low profile

Bridgestone Turanza tyres (225/45

x 18in) and firmish suspension

settings aid grip immensely and

combine to provide a very sporty

handling balance.

Not only does the Octavia

wagon have optimal spring and

damper rates, the entire suspension

structure is one of engineering

quality. Given that drive is directed

out of the front wheels, Skoda

could well have engineered a single

tube beam torsion axle across the

rear, and the argument for that

would have been to better adapt

for load carrying. However, there’s

a wonderful independent strut

arrangement and it controls rear

wheel movement wonderfully,

bumps and ruts are absorbed

quietly while occupant comfort is

maintained to a high level.

Like most plug-in electric

vehicles the Octavia iV comes

with two charging cables, one for

domestic supply and a type 2 for

quick charging at a designated

charging station. I never used the

latter instead opting to charge from

my garage on a regular basis. After

a week in my care it just became a

matter of routine to plug in after a

journey. I found that an overnight

plug-in was enough to generate

100 per cent battery capacity. The

domestic cable also has decent

length at 6m, easily manageable in

the situation at my home.

The Octavia wagon iV is priced

at $65,990 in standard form

(150kW), the evaluation car was a

high-spec RS version that adds $7k;

however, both easily qualify for the

Government’s clean car rebate, a

discount of $5750 will be refunded

after purchase.

The Octavia wagon came at an

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items were needed to continue a

home improvement project I’m

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It’s that sort of everyday usage

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Vehicles Wanted

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Public Notices

Public Notices

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.

Head of School

Guidance Counsellor

(Full-time, permanent position)

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

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

Ngāti Moki Marae Trust

Notice is given to the beneficiaries of Ngāti

Moki and original owners of

TE TAUMUTU NO 11, 14B, 15, 16 &

22 MĀORI RESERVATION TRUST

(Māori Reservation Trust)

Notice is given to the beneficiaries of Ngāti Moki and original owners of

TE TAUMUTU NO 11, 14B, 15, 16 & 22 MĀORI RESERVATION TRUST (Māori Reservation

Trust)

That the Marae Trustees call a General

meeting to be held on Sunday 6 November

at 12.15pm at Ngāti Moki Marae cnr Pohau

Ra Agenda & Gullivers items include: Rd Taumutu, Leeston.

Agenda items include:

1. Update the beneficiaries of the Māori

for the benefit of.

Reservation Trust on the Māori Land

Court application to redefine the purpose

block to the Māori Reservation Trust.

and persons for which the reservation is

set aside for the benefit of.

That the Marae Trustees call a General meeting to be held on Sunday 6 November at 12.15pm

at Ngāti Moki Marae cnr Pohau Ra & Gullivers Rd Taumutu, Leeston.

1. Update the beneficiaries of the Māori Reservation Trust on the Māori Land Court

application to redefine the purpose and persons for which the reservation is set aside

2. Inform the beneficiaries of the gifting of Section 17A Māori Reserve TAUMUTU 878

3. For the beneficiaries to accept the gifting of Section 17A Māori Reserve TAUMUTU 878

to the Māori Reservation Trust.

2. Inform the beneficiaries of the gifting of

Section 17A Māori Reserve TAUMUTU

878 block to the Māori Reservation Trust.

4. Inform the beneficiaries of a s45 application being made by the Marae Trustees.

Graham Nutira

Chairperson


3. For the beneficiaries to accept the gifting

of Section 17A Māori Reserve TAUMUTU

878 to the Māori Reservation Trust.

4. Inform the beneficiaries of a s45

application being made by the Marae

Trustees.

Graham Nutira

Chairperson


MILITARY EXERCISE

Night Firing and Explosive Firing

Over the period 1 - 7 November 2022

The general public is to be advised that a

New Zealand Army Exercise will be conducted

in the West Melton Rifle Range area over the

period 1 – 7 November 2022.

The exercise

75 Main South

will

Road,

involve

Riccarton

up to 30 personnel

of 3 Field PO Box and 3214, Emergency Response Squadron

Christchurch

from Burnham Phone 03-371 2660 Military Camp.

Email: taumutu@ngaitahu.iwi.nz

Training will involve soldiers conducting

basic weapon practices over the period of

1 – 7 November 2022. This will include

explosives practices between 1000 – 1630

on the 4 and 5 November. There will be

night firing no later than 9:30pm on the

3 and 6 November.

The New Zealand Army takes fire risk seriously

and will ensure fire mitigation is present.

For more information please contact:

2LT Steenholdt on 027 271 3864.

MILITARY EXERCISE

Grenade Practice

4 November 2022

The general public is to be advised that

a New Zealand Army Exercise will be

conducted at West Melton Rifle Range on

the 4 November 2022.

The exercise will involve up to 30 personnel

of 2/4 Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment

from Burnham Military Camp.

Training will involve soldiers using High

Explosive Hand Grenades from 10:00 am until

4:30 pm.

The New Zealand Army takes fire risk

seriously and will ensure fire mitigation is

present.

For more information please contact:

Captain A. McKinlay on 021 244 6873.

Operative Selwyn District Plan

Clause 20 of Schedule 1 of the Resource Management Act, 1991

PRIVATE PLAN CHANGE REQUEST 68 BECOMES OPERATIVE

Urban Holdings Limited, Suburban Estates Limited and Cairnbrae Developments Limited

lodged a private plan change request with Selwyn District Council pursuant to Clause 20 of

Schedule 1 of the Resource Management Act 1991.

The proponent sought to rezone Rural Inner Plains land in Prebbleton to Residential Land.

The Council’s decision to approve Private Plan Change 68 (PC68), was publicly notified on 31

August 2022. No appeals were received by the Environment Court.

Private Plan Change 68 will become operative on 3 November 2022. This notice is made in

accordance with Clause 20 of Schedule 1 of the Resource Management Act 1991.

The Operative Selwyn District Plan may be inspected online at www.selwyn.govt.nz/eplan or at

any of the Council’s service centres and libraries in Darfield, Leeston, Lincoln and Rolleston.

More information

More information on this private plan change is available on the Council website at

selwyn.govt.nz/pc68.

selwyn.govt.nz



Sporting Notices

Springston

Rugby

Football Club

Springston Rugby Football Club

Notice of Annual General Meeting

Monday 14th November, 2022 – 7:30pm

Springston Domain

New and existing members welcome

Public Notice

Public Notice

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ACT 1991

CHRISTCHURCH DISTRICT PLAN

HOUSING BOTTOM LINES

NATIONAL POLICY STATEMENT FOR

URBAN DEVELOPMENT

Christchurch City Council has inserted Housing Bottom Lines in the Christchurch

District Plan in accordance with section 55(3) of the Resource Management Act 1991

(RMA) and Clause 3.6(2)(b) of the National Policy Statement on Urban Development

2020 (NPS-UD).

What has changed?

Changes made through this process seek to:

• Give effect to the National Policy Statement on Urban Development

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

• Clarify what the minimum housing needs are for Christchurch for the long term

• Update existing housing demand figures in the District Plan to the results of the

2021 Greater Christchurch Housing Capacity Assessment

More information

The NPS-UD requires Tier 1 and 2 local authorities to set housing bottom lines for

the short-medium term (next 10 years) and the long term (10 to 30 years) in their

regional policy statements and district plans.

The housing bottom lines represent the amount of development capacity required

to meet expected housing demand in Greater Christchurch over the next 30

years plus an additional 15 to 20 per cent to allow a margin for competitive land

markets. The housing bottom lines are based on information in the 2021 Greater

Christchurch Housing Capacity Assessment.

The Canterbury Regional Policy Statement (CRPS) has also been amended by

deleting the existing Objective 6.2.1a Targets for Sufficient, Feasible Development

Capacity for Housing and replacing it with Objective 6.2.1a Housing Bottom Lines,

as set out below:

Housing bottom lines (number of dwellings) for the Greater Christchurch urban

environment, 2021-2051

Short - Medium Term

Long Term

Area

30 Year Total

2021-2031

2031-2051

Waimakariri 5,100 7,400 12,500

Christchurch 18,300 23,000 41,300

Selwyn 8,100 15,800 23,900

Greater Christchurch 31,500 46,200 77,700

Submissions and Public Participation

This process has been initiated without the requirement for a public submission

process, as per section 55(2A) of the Resource Management Act 1991.

No submissions or other public participation is therefore required.

If you’d like more information, or have any questions please contact the City

Planning Team on 03 941 8999 and ask to speak to a member of the City

Planning team about Housing Bottom Lines or email us at

planchange@ccc.govt.nz

Mark StevenSon,

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• Over 180 Exhibitors • Taste Zone • Artisan Goods

• Fashion & Beauty • Health & Wellbeing

• Smile Glow Lounge • Thin Lizzy Makeup Lounge

• Aspiring Beauty Lounge • Hair & Barber GHD Lounge

• Goodie Bags & much more

Door Sales $10 & Kids U12 Free

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over 180 of t

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family member with the unique range of artisan craft and

giftware, after a bit of pampering for yourself, or need to

stock up on your eco-friendly essentials, you can be sure

you’ll find what you need.

The best local companies will be exhibiting at the expo,

alongside a number of national companies who will travel

to Christchurch especially for the event. It’s the perfect

opportunity for a girls’ day out, or to treat yourself to a day

leisurely wandering between exhibitors.

Renee Murray, NZME Event Director, says “We are so

pleased to be back in Christchurch again, especially after

Covid has forced the postponement of the Christchurch

expo for the past two years. The show is always a popular

event with women of all ages and stages, from

teenagers and young women, to mothers and

grandmothers, and friends simply enjoying


rch Women’s Lifestyle Expo

for 2022, bringing together

the best lifestyle companies

roof for the weekend of

nd 30 at Christchurch Arena.

each other’s company. It’s a great chance for Canterbury locals

to attend the show and support local businesses after what have

been some challenging times for many of our exhibitors.”

If you’ve never been before, you’re in for a treat, but you do need

a few hours up your sleeve.

Come and meet the makers in the Artisan Craft Zone where over

30 companies will showcase unique products including soaps and

organic beauty products, jewellery, original art, home décor and

more.

Appreciating that shopping, tasting, trying and testing can be hard

work, the expo Taste Zone (a mini food show!) will be on hand to

offer pick-me-ups, tasty treats and bites to keep you going. With

everything from artisan condiments, spices and baked goods, to

craft gin, vodka, rum, boutique confectionery and much more.

Every woman deserves a little pampering, so why not treat yourself

to an expo goodie bag, and enjoy some ‘me time’ in one of the

expo lounges. Take your pick from the Thin Lizzy Makeup Lounge,

Aspiring Beauty Lounge, Smile Glow Lounge and Hair & Barber

GHD Lounge, or check out all four for the ultimate in indulgence!

The expo is happening on Saturday 29 October (10am to 5pm)

and Sunday 30 October (10am to 4pm) at Christchurch Arena.

Pre-sale tickets are available on GrabOne (two tickets for just $10)

until Friday 28 October, or tickets can be purchased at the door all

weekend for just $10 per person. Children under 12 are free.

Find out more at womenslifestyleexpo.co.nz/christchurch


Door Sales

$10

An indulgent

weekend for women!

Sat 29 & Sun 30 October

Christchurch Arena

The Women’s Lifestyle Expo is the perfect girls’ day out, bringing

together over 180 companies under one roof for one weekend!

If you've never been before, you're in

for a treat, but you do need a few

hours up your sleeve! The expo is an

all-encompassing haven, where you

can find exhibitors offering everything

from the essentials, to luxuries and

indulgences. From sampling gourmet

food and beverages, checking out the

latest in eco-friendly products,

purchasing cosmetics and skincare,

browsing for a new hobby and so much

more, there's a lot to see under one roof.

Tickets:

Door Sales: $10 per person (kids under 12 are free)

Earlybird Deals: Get 2 tickets for $10 (valued at $20) or

1 ticket & 1 goodie bag for $25 (valued at $30). Deals end 28 Oct.

Book now at womenslifestyleexpo.co.nz/christchurch

Opening hours:

Sat 29 Oct - 10am to 5pm

Sun 30 Oct - 10am to 4pm

WIN

$400 Thin Lizzy

Gift Pack

Enter at the expo!

Meet the makers in the Artisan Zone

Come and meet the makers of beautiful things in the Artisan Zone

where over 30 companies will showcase their original products, often

not found in shops including NZ art, handmade soaps and beauty

products, baby gifts, home decor, jewellery, accessories and more.

Indulge in the expo Beauty Lounges

Every woman deserves a little pampering, and you'll be spoilt for

choice with four gorgeous beauty lounges to check out. Enjoy some

'me time' and take your pick from the Thin Lizzy Makeup Lounge,

Aspiring Beauty Lounge, Smile Glow Lounge and Hair & Barber GHD

Lounge, or check out all four for the ultimate in indulgence!

Tempting treats in the Taste Zone


work, the expo Taste Zone (a mini food show!) will be on hand to offer

pick-me-ups and tasty treats to keep you going.

The Taste Zone is a popular area of the show with everything from

artisan condiments, oils, spices, and baked goods, to craft gin, vodka,

rum, limoncello, boutique confectionery, healthy snacks and more. Try

samples and take home what you love!

Grab a goodie bag bargain

Only available at the Women’s Lifestyle Expo, these

goodie bags have become famous with expo

visitors who love a bargain. These mystery

bags include a variety of skincare and

cosmetic products, a scarf, tasty treats

and more. Priced at only $20, these bags

are always a hit!

Only while stocks last.


Deal ends 28 Oct


2-for-1

tickets

The ultimate girls’ day out

THIS WEEKEND!

Sat 29 & Sun 30 Oct

Christchurch Arena

Come and support local businesses!

• Over 180 Exhibitors • Taste Zone • Artisan Goods

• Fashion & Beauty • Health & Wellbeing

• Smile Glow Lounge • Thin Lizzy Makeup Lounge

• Aspiring Beauty Lounge • Hair & Barber GHD Lounge

• Goodie Bags & much more

Door Sales $10 & Kids U12 Free



The ultimate event

for women is back

this october

The Christchu

is returning f

over 180 of t

under one

October 29 an

The expo will have something for everyone’s taste.

Whether you’re looking for the perfect gift for a friend or

family member with the unique range of artisan craft and

giftware, after a bit of pampering for yourself, or need to

stock up on your eco-friendly essentials, you can be sure

you’ll find what you need.

The best local companies will be exhibiting at the expo,

alongside a number of national companies who will travel

to Christchurch especially for the event. It’s the perfect

opportunity for a girls’ day out, or to treat yourself to a day

leisurely wandering between exhibitors.

Renee Murray, NZME Event Director, says “We are so

pleased to be back in Christchurch again, especially after

Covid has forced the postponement of the Christchurch

expo for the past two years. The show is always a popular

event with women of all ages and stages, from

teenagers and young women, to mothers and

grandmothers, and friends simply enjoying


rch Women’s Lifestyle Expo

for 2022, bringing together

the best lifestyle companies

roof for the weekend of

nd 30 at Christchurch Arena.

each other’s company. It’s a great chance for Canterbury locals

to attend the show and support local businesses after what have

been some challenging times for many of our exhibitors.”

If you’ve never been before, you’re in for a treat, but you do need

a few hours up your sleeve.

Come and meet the makers in the Artisan Craft Zone where over

30 companies will showcase unique products including soaps and

organic beauty products, jewellery, original art, home décor and

more.


work, the expo Taste Zone (a mini food show!) will be on hand to

offer pick-me-ups, tasty treats and bites to keep you going. With

everything from artisan condiments, spices and baked goods, to

craft gin, vodka, rum, boutique confectionery and much more.

Every woman deserves a little pampering, so why not treat yourself

to an expo goodie bag, and enjoy some ‘me time’ in one of the

expo lounges. Take your pick from the Thin Lizzy Makeup Lounge,

Aspiring Beauty Lounge, Smile Glow Lounge and Hair & Barber

GHD Lounge, or check out all four for the ultimate in indulgence!

The expo is happening on Saturday 29 October (10am to 5pm)

and Sunday 30 October (10am to 4pm) at Christchurch Arena.

Pre-sale tickets are available on GrabOne (two tickets for just $10)

until Friday 28 October, or tickets can be purchased at the door all

weekend for just $10 per person. Children under 12 are free.

Find out more at womenslifestyleexpo.co.nz/christchurch


Door Sales

$10

An indulgent

weekend for women!

Sat 29 & Sun 30 October

Christchurch Arena

The Women’s Lifestyle Expo is the perfect girls’ day out, bringing

together over 180 companies under one roof for one weekend!

If you've never been before, you're in

for a treat, but you do need a few

hours up your sleeve! The expo is an

all-encompassing haven, where you

can find exhibitors offering everything

from the essentials, to luxuries and

indulgences. From sampling gourmet

food and beverages, checking out the

latest in eco-friendly products,

purchasing cosmetics and skincare,

browsing for a new hobby and so much

more, there's a lot to see under one roof.

Tickets:

Door Sales: $10 per person (kids under 12 are free)

Earlybird Deals: Get 2 tickets for $10 (valued at $20) or

1 ticket & 1 goodie bag for $25 (valued at $30). Deals end 28 Oct.

Book now at womenslifestyleexpo.co.nz/christchurch

Opening hours:

Sat 29 Oct - 10am to 5pm

Sun 30 Oct - 10am to 4pm

WIN

$400 Thin Lizzy

Gift Pack

Enter at the expo!

Meet the makers in the Artisan Zone

Come and meet the makers of beautiful things in the Artisan Zone

where over 30 companies will showcase their original products, often

not found in shops including NZ art, handmade soaps and beauty

products, baby gifts, home decor, jewellery, accessories and more.

Indulge in the expo Beauty Lounges

Every woman deserves a little pampering, and you'll be spoilt for

choice with four gorgeous beauty lounges to check out. Enjoy some

'me time' and take your pick from the Thin Lizzy Makeup Lounge,

Aspiring Beauty Lounge, Smile Glow Lounge and Hair & Barber GHD

Lounge, or check out all four for the ultimate in indulgence!

Tempting treats in the Taste Zone


work, the expo Taste Zone (a mini food show!) will be on hand to offer

pick-me-ups and tasty treats to keep you going.

The Taste Zone is a popular area of the show with everything from

artisan condiments, oils, spices, and baked goods, to craft gin, vodka,

rum, limoncello, boutique confectionery, healthy snacks and more. Try

samples and take home what you love!

Grab a goodie bag bargain

Only available at the Women’s Lifestyle Expo, these

goodie bags have become famous with expo

visitors who love a bargain. These mystery

bags include a variety of skincare and

cosmetic products, a scarf, tasty treats

and more. Priced at only $20, these bags

are always a hit!

Only while stocks last.


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If it's family living you are looking for, then look no further! This four bedroom, 203m2 home ticks all the boxes for

family living - location, house size and layout and section size! The thoughtfully appointed kitchen offers clean and

uncluttered lines and overlooks the interconnected dining and living spaces. Plus, there is also a separate lounge for

the family to spread out in, which can also be closed off for peace and quiet. The master bedroom is well sized and

features a walk in robe and ensuite. The three additional bedrooms are good sized doubles and are supported by a

family sized bathroom and separate toilet. Bask in the comfort provided by two heat pumps and optimal orientation

to the sun. Another highly sought after feature of this home is the generous storage, which is indicative of the

thought and planning that has gone into the design. The home is positioned at the front of the 772m2 section and

offers fantastic indoor-outdoor flow from the living area to the large patio with archgola, which overlooks the

generous back yard and will be a popular entertaining area throughout the summer months. The lawn offers ample

room for a game of backyard cricket or just space for the kids to enjoy. Situated in the ever popular Stonebrook

subdivision, close to Stonebrook Shops, local schools and reserves, this really is the complete family package!

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4 2 2 2

Deadline Sale closes Tuesday 8th November, 2022 at

4.00pm, (unless sold prior)

View Sun 30 Oct 1.00 - 1.30pm

Web pb.co.nz/ROU108967

Chris Moore

M 027 288 0563

E chris.moore@pb.co.nz

Angela Hunt

M 021 548 777

E angela.hunt@pb.co.nz

Proud to be here

10

Rolleston 7 Fairhurst Place

Refined Luxury with an Emphasis on Space!

This delightful, modern home has been meticulously designed and maintained 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. This patio offers a significant space for

outdoor entertaining and is complete with a wave shade, making it perfect regardless of the season. A separate lounge

provides the perfect environment for family and friends to relax in a quiet space. The home is flanked by two oversized, double

garages, offering numerous options for vehicle storage or a space for toys and equipment. 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



Web pb.co.nz/ROU108069

Chris Moore

M 027 288 0563

Angela Hunt

M 021 548 777

E chris.moore@pb.co.nz

E angela.hunt@pb.co.nz

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.


5 3 2 2

Deadline Sale closes Thursday 27th October, 2022 at 12.00pm,

(unless sold prior)

View By appointment

Web pb.co.nz/LEU109351

Cameron McRae

M 027 769 6696

E cameron.mcrae@pb.co.nz

Proud to be here

11

Rolleston 155a Lowes Road

Best In Show

Beautifully positioned for sun on the 1002m2 section this 250m2 executive style build is available for you to move in straight

away knowing that all the hard work has been done and you simply have the pleasure of putting your own personal touch in

the interior of the home. There is plenty of everything here for all members of the family with four genuine double bedrooms,

a spacious family living dining area, a separate living space/media room, a beautiful kitchen complete with stone bench tops

and walk in pantry, two stunning bathrooms and of course the massive triple garage with separate laundry attached. The

stylish decor is complimented by the quality fixtures and fittings and the house comes with a ten year Masterbuild Guarantee.

Outdoors finds several large north and west facing patios positioned to make the most of the outdoor living opportunities on

offer and fences to provide privacy. There is also a spacious utility area and the lawn will be hydroseeded with plenty of space

for you to utilize the lawn and garden area in any way that suits you. Viewing is sure to impress.

4 2 2 3

For Sale Buyers $1,079,000+



Stephan Knowler AREINZ

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

Rolleston 24 McClelland Road

The Lifestyle Block That Will Give You A Lifestyle

Built in 2017, this 270m2 post-earthquake home on 4.09 hectares has simply had all the work done!! Just move in and put

your feet up. Roomy and designed for modern living with its open plan kitchen dining area and seamless indoor/outdoor flow

makes living here a breeze. With two separate lounges there's space for all the family. A hidden study nook/office hidden

away in the kitchen displays a clever use of space in this home. With 4 good-sized bedrooms on offer there may well be that

spare room available for friends or family. The home has two bathrooms that are well appointed. There are North/West facing

patios areas outside that have great views of the Southern Alps and set the scene for outdoor activities and dining

opportunities, there's even room for the spa. The double garage is large and with a second stand alone garage on the

property there is plenty of space for storage if need be. The paddocks are well fenced (Post and Wire ) with an out rigger for

the electric fence. They each have their own water station. A runway between the paddocks makes for easy operation of the

stock you choose to run.


4 2 2 1 4

Deadline Sale closes Wednesday 9th November, 2022 at 3.00pm,

(unless sold prior)


Web pb.co.nz/ROL110269

Justin Le Lievre

M 022 628 1306

E justinl@pb.co.nz

Proud to be here

12

Leeston 121 Irwell Rakaia Road

Equestrian dreams / rural oasis awaits

If you meander down the tranquil rural roads of Brookside, surrounded by farmland you can find the address of 121 Irwell

Rakaia Road which is a roomy, well-appointed, purpose-built equestrian facility bordered by wide-verged roads, perfect for

those that enjoy going for a ride away from traffic. The property boasts a substantial 20 x 16.5m indoor stable complex which

houses eight boxes separated by the four-meter-wide alleyway. It also has ample space for further stabling, feed rooms, and

additional storage including a 16x4.5-meter built-in truck bay. There is also a sizeable 65 x 45 post and railed all-weather

arena, two round pens with dimensions of 20 and 16m2 respectively that are lime-based with a scanning bay, foal pen, and

serving wall. The three-bay barn 14.4 x 9 m includes two hay bays plus a workshop with concrete floor and roller door and

three phase power to amenities. The 9.1 hectares are divided into 21 paddocks of varying sizes with laned access designed for

those with agistment in mind. Set well back of the road the 160m2(approx.) two-story character home with leadlight windows

and beautiful Rimu throughout creates a sense of warmth and nostalgia.


3 1 2 2

Deadline Sale closes Tuesday 8th November, 2022 at 3.00pm,

(unless sold prior)

View Sun 30 Oct 11.15 - 11.45am

Web pb.co.nz/ROL109206

Justin Le Lievre

M 022 628 1306

E justinl@pb.co.nz

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Amy & Shar work together to consistently achieve

outstanding results.

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If you're considering selling,

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Residential & Lifestyle

Sales Consultant

M 021 077 9945

E amy.jones@pb.co.nz

Shar Simôn

Residential & Lifestyle

Sales Consultant

M 027 555 0654

E shar@pb.co.nz

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Darfield 79 North Terrace

Immaculately Presented, Conveniently Located

This well-proportioned brick and tile home provides superbly equipped living and entertainment options. Indoors the double

glazing, gas-fire, three heat-pumps/air-con and HRV promise both warm winters and refreshingly cool summers. Outdoors,

tandem doors off the open plan living and master bedroom connect you to a corner patio promoting effortless outdoor

entertaining where a removable sail offers the choice of sun or shade. A central island in a quaint and classy country-style

kitchen with new appliances provides an excellent botanic vista. The integrated family-room, dining area and separate lounge

are graced by hard-wearing, faux timber floors and abundant natural light complements high-efficiency LEDs. Positioned on a

full-sized child and pet-proof section of wrapping level lawn, raised garden beds, utility sheds and greenhouse this property has

broad appeal. There are over 14 different, productive fruit plantings and plenty of options in the 5 raised beds to grow your

own veggies too. Out front there is plenty of off-street parking and all sited within walking distance to the Domain, schools

and retail. A statement in style delivering excellence in family living.

4 2 2 2

Deadline Sale closes Wednesday 16th November, 2022 at


View Wed 26 Oct 6.00 - 6.30pm

Sun 30 Oct 1.15 - 1.45pm

Web pb.co.nz/DFU101267

Amy Jones

M 021 077 9945

Shar Simôn

M 027 555 0654


E shar@pb.co.nz

Sheffield 1930 Tramway Road

Classic Kiwi Quarter-Acre

Packed to the max in weatherboard character featuring open plan kitchen and living areas, three bedrooms (2 double, 1

single) and a study/sleepout for the teens or the work from home professional. Positioned on the classic Kiwi quarter-acre with

plenty of space for kids or pets to play, two single garages with additional work-shop/wood-shed space, chicken coop, dual

access and plenty of extra parking for the caravan. Warm through all four seasons with a wood burner, heat pump and HTS

while catching a decent amount of sunshine through summer. With the Southern Alps and Waimakariri River on its backdoor

this location provides a wealth of recreational activities, a great place to raise the kids in a community that’s close and

supportive. Convenient to local amenities, a short stroll to Sheffield School, Memorial Pool, World Famous Sheffield Pie Shop

and 40-min drive to Christchurch International Airport. Presenting a fantastic opportunity for first home buyers to get on the

property ladder, contact Amy or Shar today for further information.


3 1 1 2

Deadline Sale closes Thursday 17th November, 2022 at 1.00pm,

(unless sold prior)

View Sun 30 Oct 11.00 - 11.30am

Web pb.co.nz/DFU109961

Amy Jones

M 021 077 9945

Shar Simôn

M 027 555 0654


E shar@pb.co.nz

Proud to be here

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Irwell 1267 Leeston Road

142.41 ha - Self contained dairy farm with upside potential

This very well located property in Central Canterbury is only approximately 30 minutes to Christchurch and minutes to the

rural town of Leeston. Special features of this farm is that it is totally self contained. Milking between 300-320 cows with

average production over past 5 years of 115,000 kgs/MS. A very tidy 24 aside herringbone shed (4 with cell count monitors).

Excellent range of farm sheds and very tidy 5 bedroom home. Approximately 90 hectares of dairy platform and a further 53

hectares of dairy support. Irrigation is pivot, lateral move and K-line from two wells. Very seldom do we get the opportunity to

market a fully self-contained dairy unit. Take control of your costs and reap the rewards.

Tender closes 12.00pm, Fri 25th Nov, 2022 (unless sold prior),

Property Brokers Ashburton

View By appointment

Web pb.co.nz/AR105039

Chris Murdoch

M 027 434 2545

E chris@pb.co.nz

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 block at Killinchy is sure to appeal above the rest. The 276m2 family home built in 2011 enjoys many outstanding

features including four 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 property.


4 2 2 2

Deadline Sale closes Thursday 3rd November, 2022 at 3.00pm,

(unless sold prior)


Web pb.co.nz/DFL107264

Gareth Cox

M 021 250 9714

Fliss Cox

M 021 354 779

E gareth@pb.co.nz

E felicityc@pb.co.nz

Proud to be here

15

Southbridge 21 Stormlea Drive

Fixed price four bedroom house and land package

This build is due for completion in early 2023. Representing extremely good buying at less than an existing home this is a no

brainer. Located in the sold out and popular development that is Bellfield in the wonderful township of Southbridge

surrounded by new homes on spacious sections this fixed price house and land package has everything you want and more in

a modern home. This home oozes street appeal and comes complete with four bedrooms, large open plan living, two

bathrooms and attached double garage and is such good value at the fixed price of $699000. This package on a spacious

729m2 section comes with excellent fittings and fixtures, a thoughtful colour scheme, heat pump, patios, paths, driveway and

so much more. Why buy existing when you can have new for less?

4 2 1 2

For Sale $699,000

View By appointment




Southbridge 19 Stormlea Drive

Fixed price four bedroom house and land package.

This 182m2 build is due for completion early 2023. Representing extremely good buying at less than an existing home this

package is a no brainer. Located in the sold out and popular development that is Bellfield in the wonderful township of

Southbridge surrounded by new homes on spacious sections this fixed price house and land package has everything you want

and more in a modern home. There is plenty of room for all with four bedrooms, two bathrooms including ensuite, family sized

kitchen with breakfast bar and butlers pantry with open plan dining/living adjoining and attached double garage. This

package on a spacious 729m2 section comes with excellent fittings and fixtures, a thoughtful colour scheme, heat pump,

patios, paths, driveway and so much more. Why buy existing when you can have new for less?

4 2 1 2

For Sale $679,000

View By appointment





Proud to be here

16

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

NEW LISTING

Boundary lines are indicative only


Darfield Stage 6 Torlesse Estate, Creyke Road

New release

A choice of eleven prime sections ranging from 650sqm to 2,340sqm, all with northwest views to the Torlesse

Range and beyond. Located within the quality subdivision of Torlesse Estate, just a short distance to Darfield village

and all its amenities, as well as the local primary school, Darfield High School and pre-schools.

These sections all have mains sewer connection, town water supply, power and fibre to the boundary. Protective

covenants are in place to protect the future of your investment. Titles due approximately March 2023.

Deadline Sale 12pm, Wed 16 Nov 2022

View by appointment

Chris Flanagan 027 433 4657

chris.flanagan@bayleys.co.nz



bayleys.co.nz

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NEW LISTING


Darfield 129 Hacketts Road

Small farm with a large lifestyle

This exceptionally well-maintained 27.1139hectares (more or less) property has everything you need make a small

farm or a large lifestyle your reality - the choice is yours! The established property is well equipped with both cattle

and sheep yards adjoining a one-stand shearing shed and workshop plus an implement shed that would suit calf

rearing or similar. With excellent shelter, fencing and water supply, this property offers an array of options for land

use plus an idyllic lifestyle in a private, picturesque setting. An abundance of bird life like ducks and quail are at home

here, you will truly feel like you're surrounded by nature with the constant relaxation of bird song. The wellpresented,

easy-care, permanent material home is surrounded by specimen trees and mature plantings providing

an abundance of colour.

27ha 3 1 2


12pm, Wed 16 Nov 2022


View by appointment

Ben Turner 027 530 1400




NEW LISTING


Hororata Maffeys Road

Looking for someone with vision

Located in Hororata this 67.69-hectare (more or less) bare land property provides a fantastic opportunity for

someone with vision. The location could be described as some of the best views over the Canterbury Plains. Owned

by the same family for a number of years. An area renowned for both forestry and farming, with heavy soils and

relatively reliable rainfall, you could either land bank or develop.... the choice is yours. Hororata has a vibrant rural

community offering the 'outdoorsy type' endless activities, including mountain bike tracks, jetboating, fishing,

hunting and numerous ski fields all close by. There is a great primary school in Hororata and with Darfield nearby as

well as further schooling options in Christchurch. We have not seen an opportunity like this for a long time and

would recommend those who love adding value, to get in touch.


67.69ha

For Sale by Deadline Private Treaty

(unless sold prior)

12pm, Fri 18 Nov 2022



craig.blackburn@bayleys.co.nz

Ben Turner 027 530 1400

ben.turner@bayleys.co.nz


bayleys.co.nz

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NEW LISTING

Lincoln 133 Jimmy Adams Terrace

Spacious family sanctuary

On a rear section spanning approximately 851sqm, this sun-soaked home showcases classic brick cladding laced

with modern cedar. The social centrepiece of the single-level layout is the elegantly styled kitchen, which comes

equipped with stone benchtops, quality appliances, and a walk-in pantry. A casual lounge and dining room are also

found within this primary living zone, while a formal lounge featuring built-in speakers and joinery presents a relaxed

domain for unwinding with friends and family. All four bedrooms are generously sized with in-built wardrobes, while

the master enjoys an ensuite, a spacious dressing room, and access out to the patio. Efficient heating solutions

comprise numerous heat pumps, a ducted system in the living areas, and under-tile heating in both bathrooms.

Storage options are also ever-present, with the four-car garage being a particular highlight.


4 2 2 4


1pm, Wed 9 Nov 2022

Phone for viewing times

Urszula Bedggood 027 338 7889

urszula.bedggood@bayleys.co.nz

Bianca Davidson 027 322 9055

bianca.davidson@bayleys.co.nz


NEW LISTING


Oxford 364 Depot Road, Burnt Hill

Dairy support or beef finishing - options aplenty

With a solid history of beef finishing/dairy support behind it, this immaculate 95 hectare (subject to survey) bare

land property presents a golden opportunity to purchase quality land with an exceptional setup. Located near to

both Oxford and Sheffield, those who wish to purchase and make their home here will enjoy spectacular views of

the mountains from this stunning spot. Currently used for beef finishing, the property has a strong dairy support

history with an excellent nutrient baseline. A good standard of fencing divides the property into 15 paddocks with

maintained shelter belts. The water supply is 9x1,000 litre units of county scheme water with 90,000 litre storage

gravity fed to troughs in all paddocks with excellent draining soils. This property is well suited for continued success

with both beef finishing/dairy support and/or other farming options.


95.044ha


12pm, Mon 7 Nov 2022


View by appointment

Ben Turner 027 530 1400

ben.turner@bayleys.co.nz

Peter Foley 021 754 737


bayleys.co.nz

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Prebbleton 570 Trents Road

Lifestyle excellence

Loaded with luxury inclusions and considerable space, this superbly appointed Prebbleton property will attract

buyers looking to escape the city in favour of semi-rural tranquillity. Privately situated upon a spectacular 3,050sqm

(more or less) site hosting magnificent gardens and sweeping grounds, the section also includes a statement oak

tree, a rustic barn and a cushioned hardcourt tennis court to present all the qualities that draw people away from

suburbia. Offering a mindful balance between contemporary ease and classic style, the home is a picture of relaxed

family elegance and features thoughtful additions, including in-built speakers and cabinetry, as well as considered

heating solutions including a gas fire, heat pump and under-tile heating.


4 2 2 3


1pm, Wed 2 Nov 2022

Phone for viewing times

Nathan Collett 027 826 1535

nathan.collett@bayleys.co.nz

Chris Jones 027 220 5043

chris.jones@bayleys.co.nz


NEW LISTING

Rolleston 5 Appleton Court

An award-winning masterpiece

Meticulously designed and with flawless execution, it is clearly evident why this stunning home has won multiple

MasterBuild awards. Carefully considered at every turn, the expansive 261sqm footprint incorporates the best of

both indoor and outdoor living. The spacious open-plan living area is at the hub of the home, with the high-spec

kitchen appreciating Tristone and stainless steel benchtops, twin ovens, a large walk-in pantry as well as contrasting

crisp white and warm wood cabinetry. The expansive master suite benefits from a large walk-in robe and ensuite,

whilst three more generously-proportioned bedrooms, a family bathroom and a separate laundry ensure the

conveniences of everyday living are well catered for. If parking for extra vehicles is high on your priority list, you will

be sure to love the triple-car garaging with attic storage as well as the substantial off-street parking.

4 2 2 3


4pm, Wed 9 Nov 2022

View 1.45-2.15pm Sun 30 Oct

Nick Booth 027 306 3186

nick.booth@bayleys.co.nz



bayleys.co.nz

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Rolleston 26 Hannover Place

Four units left - don’t let this opportunity pass you by

The building commenced in mid-September, the developers estimate that the completion date will be early

February 2023. These units are absolutely ideal for, and lend themselves to a range of uses, an entry-level

investment, a place to keep your toys or a new home base for a business. The time to act is now. To receive an

information pack get in touch with the vendor's agent.

Features:

• 70.70sqm - $259,000.00 + GST (two units left)

• 83.83sqm - $299.000.00 + GST (two units left)

For Sale offers invited over

$259,000 + GST (if any)

View by appointment

Steven Schwalger 022 041 8940

steven.schwalger@bayleys.co.nz



bayleys.co.nz

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Rolleston 76 Thornborough Drive

Seriously stylish and seriously selling

Bathed in all-day sun and a light and bright feel throughout, the expansive open-plan living area creates a warm and

inviting environment from the moment you enter. Multiple sliding doors from the living area provide a seamless flow

to the outdoor patios and rear garden, and a separate lounge provides an excellent additional space for relaxing.

The striking kitchen is sure to appeal with contrasting light and dark tones, which is further complemented by stone

kitchen benchtops, quality appliances and a walk-in pantry. The spacious master suite offers a walk-in robe and

ensuite. Two further double bedrooms have easy access to the family bathroom, which appreciates a tiled shower

and freestanding bath. Offering a rare and sought-after configuration with a separate lounge, this three-bedroom

home is sure to appeal to young professionals, young families or downsizers alike, so we urge your early inspection.

3 2 2 2

For Sale offers invited over $809,000

View 1-1.30pm Sun 30 Oct

Nick Booth 027 306 3186


Charlotte Bell 021 758 450

charlotte.bell@bayleys.co.nz



Rolleston 20B Stanford Way

Phenomenal family living by Foster Park

Positioned just a stone's throw from Foster Park, this expansive 213sqm three-bedroom home promises an idyllic

lifestyle for one lucky family wishing to spend long Summer nights playing in the park or entertaining guests at

home. Set at the rear of a long driveway and opening with a meticulously maintained front garden and welcoming

timber boardwalk, step inside and discover a home awash with style and immaculate at every touch point.

The heart of this family home is the chic living hub, providing three different spaces for everyone to spread out. A

wetback fireplace offers a cosy point of focus during the cooler months, while warmer months enjoy doors opening

out to spectacular al-fresco living with a portico overhead timber decking.


3 2 2 2


12pm, Tue 8 Nov 2022

View Sat/Sun 2-2.30pm or by appointment

Jo Grams 021 250 6921

jo.grams@bayleys.co.nz

Amelia Nisbet 027 376 3868

amelia.nisbet@bayleys.co.nz


bayleys.co.nz

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Rolleston 3/522 Weedons Road

The best in lifestyle living with income

Hidden away on the fringe of Rolleston and Broadfields is this fully established and productive four-hectare

lifestyle/walnut grove. Set amongst the mature, easy care park-like setting is a well-maintained 285sqm four

bedroom, multiple living area home. Situated to catch all-day sun this ideal family home has very versatile layout of

three bedrooms, two bathrooms upstairs and one bedroom and one bathroom downstairs. The three living areas

plus office downstairs provide space and indoor-outdoor flow onto the stunning private grounds. The four hectares

of elite soils is very well laid out and fully utilized. 120 mature walnut trees provide approximately two tonnes of

walnuts per year and the woodlot and olives provide firewood, privacy and an adventure playground for the young

at heart.

4 2 3 2

For Sale offers invited over $1,650,000

View by appointment

Andrew Taylor 027 435 5930

andrew.taylor@bayleys.co.nz



NEW LISTING

Rolleston 5/781 East Maddisons Road

Impressive living on a grand scale

Spread across a 412sqm floor plan incorporating a self-contained flat, a sense of grandeur and elegance is apparent

at every turn, with high stud ceilings, luxurious tiled bathrooms, multiple heating options and an abundance of

useable space. Cleverly designed for independent living within one dwelling, the one-bedroom self-contained flat,

with its own bathroom and kitchen, is perfect for accommodating extended family or guests. The main family living

is also sure to impress, with expansive living areas providing easy access to the sunny, North-facing garden.

Enviable garaging and workshop space that will meet the needs of the most avid car enthusiasts is assured, with

exceptional seven car garaging in total. A triple-car garage is attached to the main dwelling, whilst further options

provided by a separate double garage plus studio as well as an additional double garage with a high stud ceiling.

7 3 3 7


4pm, Wed 9 Nov 2022


Nick Booth 027 306 3186




bayleys.co.nz

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NEW LISTING

Rolleston 20 Chimango Place

Unsurpassed luxury

The home's grand proportions are enhanced by the high-stud ceilings and doors, whilst the numerous floor-toceiling

windows and ranch sliders flood the rooms with natural light. The chef's kitchen has been expertly planned to

make food preparation easy with an additional gas hob, rangehood and sink in the butler's pantry, extra to the twin

ovens and induction hob in the main kitchen. Three queen-sized bedrooms are complemented by a gorgeous fully

tiled bathroom, and the luxurious master suite boasts a wall-to-wall tiled shower in the ensuite and fabulous custom

cabinetry in the dressing room. Two ducted heat pumps, undertile heating, a KNXTRA smart wiring, attic storage

and a carpeted drive-thru double garage, as well as a separate laundry, study nook and garden irrigation, are further

inclusions that undoubtedly make this a 'Gold standard' property.


4 2 2 2


4pm, Wed 9 Nov 2022

View 2.15-2.45pm Sun 30 Oct

Nick Booth 027 306 3186


Sarah Booth 027 527 8258

sarah.booth@bayleys.co.nz


Rolleston 31-41 Westland Place

Rolleston 12 Glendene Court

Cheap, modern office

opportunity in Rolleston

- 426sqm available

- Ample car parking available

- Located in the popular Izone Business Park

Locate your business in one of New Zealand's largest

growing suburbs. 20 minutes from Christchurch's

CBD and 25 minutes from the Christchurch

International Airport. This leasing opportunity consists

of first floor modern office of approximately 426sqm

on the one floor plate with lift and stair access.

Price by Negotiation

View by appointment

Graeme Donaldson 021 225 2130

graeme.donaldson@bayleys.co.nz

Alex White 027 785 4211

alex.white@bayleys.co.nz

WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008

Lifestyle brilliance - over 55s

Offering considerable comfort and peace of mind, this

modern over-55s townhouse in the Mary Brittan

Lifestyle Villas promotes everyday ease on the

outskirts of Rolleston.

Completed in 2019 by Mike Greer, this townhouse will

be sold with the remainder of the 10-year Master Build

Guarantee to provide added assurance for the

eventual owner.


2 1 1 1


4pm, Wed 2 Nov 2022

View 11.30am-12pm Sun 30 Oct

or by appointment

Louise Sams 027 696 9906

louise.sams@bayleyscanterbury.co.nz

Sam Chamberlain 027 388 9409

sam.chamberlain@bayleys.co.nz

WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008


bayleys.co.nz

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NEW LISTING

West Melton 11 Corriedale Lane

King-sized comfort

The sense of space this home offers is sure to impress. The huge open-plan living room will host your family and

friends with ease over the upcoming holiday season, with the equally impressive lounge providing a quiet place to

relax and unwind. Multiple doors from both rooms open onto the sizeable deck, creating a seamless indoor/outdoor

flow to the large garden. The central kitchen features stone benchtops, a 1 1/2 oven, double fridge space and a walkin

pantry. The bedroom configuration has one of the four double bedrooms situated away from the others, making

it a perfect guest room or home office. This home can be temperature-controlled by the ducted heated and cooling

system, but for that extra cosy feeling during the winter months, the log burner is a treat. The double garage has a

handy drive-thru door to the rear utility and off/street trailer parking area.

4 2 2 2

Asking Price $1,195,000


Sarah Booth 027 527 8258

sarah.booth@bayleys.co.nz



NEW LISTING

Windwhistle 1365 Leaches Road

Capture the best of country living

If you’re looking for an idyllic rural lifestyle, this perfectly located 22.1406 hectare (subject to survey) property is

hard to beat. Positioned on a private, elevated site, this country home captures all-day sun and stunning views to the

north and Southern Alps. Surrounded by beautiful mature planting, the gardens provide a haven for children and

pets to explore and play safely. The immaculate family home has been lovingly cared for and updated, boasting four

double bedrooms, two living areas, plus a hobby room or office, there is ample space to spread out. A choice of

sunny decks makes dining outdoors the first choice. This area is a highly regarded rural district boasting a vibrant

community where you would soon be surrounded by friends. There are excellent schools nearby and the school bus

to the gate makes the daily school run as easy as it gets.


22ha 4 2 2


12pm, Fri 18 Nov 2022


View by appointment


craig.blackburn@bayleys.co.nz

Ben Turner 027 530 1400


bayleys.co.nz

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Outdoor

Splendour

Just as any other room in

your home requires planning,

so do outdoor spaces.

We look at a few areas that

bear some careful

consideration to achieve a

functional, stylish and

relaxing backyard retreat

this summer.

Vondom

Outdoor rooms have their own unique

challenges. As well as giving thought to

architectural style, colour palettes, traffic

flow, spatial requirements and comfort,

it’s important to factor in shelter from

the elements and privacy from the nextdoor

neighbours.

Important things to consider if you

are reinventing your outdoor area from

scratch or embarking on a big project

are orientation and layout. Exposure

to sun and protection from the wind,

proximity to the house, pool, and

views, and consideration for the kinds

of activities to accommodate cooking,

dining, entertaining, lounging, and sun

bathing, are also essential elements to

think about.

If you’re contemplating tackling

a large-scale project or even if your

outdoor area could benefit from some

bespoke elements, employ a landscape

architect and an interior designer

(many of whom have experience

designing outdoor areas). Many have

the ability to successfully design and

manufacture custom-made furniture to

suit your specific needs or have access to

discounted products that will save you

money.By bringing in the professionals,

you can rely on their extensive

knowledge and experience to design a

functional and beautiful space you will

love entertaining and relaxing in.

Consider access between indoor

preparation areas to outdoor dining areas

for optimal practicality. Ideally your

outdoor area should be easily accessible

from the house, with food preparation

areas located near your indoor kitchen to

reduce trips back and forth.

If this is not a viable option you

may want to think about designing a

dedicated area outdoors to a combined

cooking and dining area.

Heating is an additional benefit, which

will enable you to enjoy your outdoor

areas in comfort for longer. Investigate

the variety of options on the market that

best suits your requirements and current

set up.

Integrate an awning or sun sails to

patios adjoining the house or a sturdy

multi-directional umbrella for shade

over dining and lounge areas.

Gazebos and pergolas are stand-alone

structures at the bottom of the garden

or beside the pool are a good way to

provide respite from the sun and wind.

Always work together with your

designer or builder to ensure the style of

any stand-alone structure is in keeping

with the architecture of your home for a

cohesive look.

SELLING YOUR HOME?

Potential buyers are

likely to be living in your

neighbourhood, it’s an

area that they already love

and are actively seeking

to stay in. That’s why it

makes sense to advertise

your property in the

Selwyn Property Guide.

We are the only media

that reaches across the

entire Selwyn District.

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Arthur’s Pass

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Springfield

Glentunnel DarfieldTempleton

Rolleston

Burnham Lincoln

Dunsandel Tai Tapu

Leeston

For cost effective, highly

targeted advertising that delivers

results, contact a local Real

Estate Company that advertises

in the Selwyn Property Guide.

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Open Day

This Sunday

12-4pm

Greenstead Open Day | This Sunday 30 th October 12-4pm

Join us for a free coffee, snacks and prizes up for grabs this Sunday!

The main road into Greenstead is now open, and we have a range of brand new 3-4 bedroom homes

releasing this weekend and ready now, be one of the first to view!

Lincoln Showhome

80 Benashet Drive, Lincoln

Wednesday to Sunday 12-4pm

House 198m

4 2 2 2 2

House 140m

3 2 1 1

2

House 165m

Land 594m 3 2 1 2

2

2 Land 479m 2

Land 570m 2

$979,000 - 13 Pelham Pl $809,000 - 18 Pelham Pl $859,000 - 76 Benashet Dr

Halswell Showhome

21 Skibbereen Drive, Halswell

Wednesday to Sunday 12-4pm

House 200m

4 2 2 2 2

House 178m

3 2 1 2 2

House 180m

Land 481m 3 2 2 2

2

2 Land 431m 2 Land 481m 2

$989,000 - 7 Cress St $879,000 - 8 Fauna St $929,000 - 5 Cress St

View fletcherliving.co.nz for more information or visit one of our Showhomes.

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Your guide to Show Homes & New Sections

in the Selwyn District

Versatile in every way

You might be surprised to know that Versatile Homes have

been building homes for 45 years and with that comes a wealth

of experience and trust in the fact that they know what they

are doing. Versatile was launched in 1976 from a small office in

suburban Christchurch and their state-of-the-art manufacturing

plant is still Christchurch-based.

Their Te Whariki show home is aimed at people wishing to

down size and is one of Versatile’s Freedom range designs, Finn,

with a floor area of 196m3 on a 490m2 section.

The basic Finn design is priced from $525,000 whereas the

Southfield Drive home has an additional $20,000 in variations.

These variations include a higher ceiling in the living area and

entry, 2200mm high internal doors which help with air flow, a

built-in booth seat in the living area, a separate laundry with

Tristone benches throughout.

Boasting three bedrooms and, currently, a cosy snug which can

be separated from the living area by an impressive black barn door

which could also have a role as a media room, office or a fourth

bedroom.

All the bedrooms have built-in wardrobes and there is plenty of

storage including a huge linen cupboard in the hall way. A separate

toilet makes life easier, and the bathroom features a stunning

freestanding Newtech bath – perfect for a soak in the evening.

The double garage has an insulated door, attic storage with drop

down ladder, complete with carpeted floor.

The Versatile network has 30 outlets across the country New

Zealand and is still proudly New Zealand owned and operated as a

family business.

“We design and build, manufacture and distribute thousands

of buildings each and every year, employing highly-skilled

practitioners around the country,” says sales consultant Gary

Longhurst who, along with Richard Fitzgerald, can offer valuable

advice at every stage of the building process.

The Versatile show home is open from 12pm until 4pm,

Wednesdays to Sundays at 94 Southfield Drive or visit www.

versatilehomes.co.nz to view the full range of homes. The company

is also well-known for their range of top quality garages, sleep-outs,

farm buildings and car ports.

Your award winning partner in home building.

SHOW HOME OPEN

51 Blunden Rd, Te Whariki, Lincoln

12pm - 4pm Wednesday to Sunday

PRINGLEHOMES.CO.NZ

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12 Birchwood Close, Prebbleton

Ray White Town & Lifestyle

70 Kingsdowne Drive, West Melton


90 Neave Road, Rolleston


36 Liffey Springs Drive, Lincoln

Property Brokers

16D Crown Close, Prebbelton

Bayleys Canterbury

79 North Terrace, Darfield

Property Brokers

11 Glendene Court, Rolleston

Harcourts


Property Brokers

18 Uffington Drive, Rolleston


73 Preston Avenue, West Melton

Harcourts

8/847 Springs Road, Prebbleton

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15 Broadlands Drive, Rolleston

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16 Raphael Close, Rolleston

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45 Oakley Drive, Prebbleton

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17 Strauss Drive, Rolleston

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876 Selwyn Road, Rolleston

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41 Farthing Drive, Prebbleton


18B Tosswill Road, Prebbleton


13 Granite Drive, Rolleston

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7 Vaughan Drive, Rolleston

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1 Soar Terrace, Rolleston

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50 Kaitorete Drive, Lincoln

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2309 Main South Road, Burnham


6 Glenwood Drive, Prebbleton




20B Stanford Way, Rolleston

Bayleys Canterbury

46 Bavaria Drive, Rolleston

Harcourts

26 Prebblewood Drive, Prebbleton


22 Murray Place, Lincoln


39 Ledbury Drive, Rolleston


26D Kissel Street, Templeton


69 Hume Street, Sydenham


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7 Nicolau Avenue, Rolleston


1930 Tramway Road, Sheffield

Property Brokers

121 Irwell Rakaia Road, Leeston

Property Brokers

266 Halswell Road, Halswell




18 Uffington Drive, Rolleston


12 Glendene Court, Rolleston

Bayleys Canterbury


Harcourts

16 Raphael Close, Rolleston

Harcourts

45 Oakley Drive, Prebbleton

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11 Corriedale Lane, West Melton

Bayleys Canterbury

22 Fairhurst Place, Rolleston


1 Colebrook Drive, Rolleston


70 Kingsdowne Drive, West Melton


11 Ashton Rise, West Melton



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19A Glen Oak Drive, Kirwee

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2571 Bealey Road, Hororata

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Bayleys Canterbury

133 Jimmy Adams Terrace, Lincoln

Bayleys Canterbury


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26 Michaels Road, Tai Tapu


41 Farthing Drive, Prebbleton


7 Alpha Way, Rolleston


40 Malvern Hills Road, Coalgate

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13 Granite Drive, Rolleston

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19 Barcote Lane, Rolleston

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7 Vaughan Drive, Rolleston

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1 Soar Terrace, Rolleston

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24 McClelland Road, Rolleston

Property Brokers

99 Renoir Drive, Rolleston

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7 Fairhurst Place, Rolleston

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50 Newman Road, Rolleston

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6 Archie Lane, Rolleston

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25 Fairmont Rise, West Melton

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76 Thornborough Drive, Rolleston

Bayleys Canterbury

139 Wards Road, Rolleston


75 Jean Archie Drive, Rolleston


21 Andesite Drive, Rolleston


729 East Maddisons Road, Rolleston


418 Two Chain Road, Rolleston


18B Tosswill Road, Prebbleton


2 Corriedale Lane, West Melton


11 Glendene Court, rolleston

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79 North Terrace, Darfield

Property Brokers

31 Lincoln Tai Tapu Road, Tai Tapu


34 Heathridge Way, Lincoln


5 Appleton Court, Rolleston

Bayleys Canterbury

15 Broadlands Drive, Rolleston

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6 Glenwood Drive, Prebbleton




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20B Stanford Way, Rolleston

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44 Silver Peaks Drive, West Melton

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46 Bavaria Drive, Rolleston

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68 Quartz Drive, Rolleston

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20 Chimango Place, Rolleston

Bayleys Canterbury

90 Neave Road, West Melton


12 The Mews, Lincoln


17 Stables Drive, Lincoln

Bayleys Canterbury

155A Lowes Road, Rolleston

Property Brokers

623 Leeston Dunsandel Road, Leeston

Property Brokers

5/781 East Maddisons Road, Rolleston

Bayleys Canterbury

33 Stables Drive, Lincoln

Bayleys Canterbury

17C Kingsdowne Drive, West Melton


10 Oak Tree Lane, Rolleston

Bayleys Canterbury

14 Talon Drive, Rolleston

Bayleys Canterbury

22 Murray Place Lincoln


63 Shepherd Avenue, West Melton


50 Kaitorete Drive, Lincoln

Harcourts

For full details of all Open Homes, please contact the Real Estate companies

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

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