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Uni students designing 

fourth river footbridge 

CANTERBURY University 

students are working with 

city council staff to design a 

fourth pedestrian bridge for the 

Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor. 

Seven civil engineering and 

fine arts students are working 

on concept drawings for the 

new Dallington bridge. This 

footbridge will be situated near 

Robson Ave and will provide 

the final, vital river crossing for 

the future City to Sea Pathway. 

City council head of parks, 

Andrew Rutledge says the third 

and fourth-year students have 

been provided with the dimensions, 

budget and the cultural 

narrative of the area, and are 

being encouraged to explore 

ways to incorporate sustainability 

into their design. 

“This is a 

great example 

of finding ways 

that we can 

involve the 

community in the 

Andrew 

Rutledge 

development of 

the Ōtākaro Avon 

River Corridor 

Regeneration 

Area,” Rutledge said. 

“The students are very motivated 

and are already looking 

at how they can use recycled 

materials in the design, as well 

as different ways to portray the 

cultural narrative for the area.” 

Third-year civil engineering 

student Giselle Dousti said 

being involved in a project that 

had real-world application was 

an opportunity she couldn’t 

pass up. 

“It’s really exciting to work 

on something in real life, and 

it’s been a great opportunity to 

work with the fine arts students 

on how we can bring their creative 

ideas to life,” she said. 

The students will check in 

with the city council’s red zone 

team as their designs progress. 

Mana whenua and key 

groups will review and provide 

feedback on the concepts. City 

council staff will then undertake 

cost and concept reviews, 

LOCATION: Seven 

university students are 

working with city council 

staff to design a fourth 

pedestrian bridge for 

the Ōtākaro Avon River 

Corridor. 

PHOTO: NEWSLINE 

then incorporate structural 

requirements and safety standards, 

and finalise the design. 

Construction of the bridge 

is scheduled to begin in winter 

2023. It will open in time for 

next summer. 

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Friday, 3.15-4.30pm 

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Caregivers please stay in the library 

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Bishopdale Book Club 

Thursday 27, 1-2.30pm 


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Thursday October 27 2022 

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New cricket kit for wicket-taker Lachlan 

A YOUNG Burnside cricketer 

received a grant and an extra 

surprise to continue playing the 

game he loves. 

Lachlan McCormick, 9, was 

among several lucky cricketers 

from around the country to 

receive registration fee subsidies 

and a gear grant, including bat, 

ball, gloves, pads and bag. 

The Burnside West University 

Cricket Club player has been 

saving his pocket money for a 

new bat but he was short of this 

goal. 

Lachlan said he was excited to 

take the gear straight to the back 

yard to play some cricket. He 

practises there almost everyday. 

His mother Nicola McCormick 

said the young all-rounder has 

not had anything new as he gets 

a lot of second-hand gear from 

his brother. 

Lachlan got into cricket because 

he liked watching matches 

with his father Dwayne and 

older brother Ronan. 

“My brother got into cricket 

first. Then, when I was seven 

I played on his team because 

Ronan broke his arm. It felt 

good to play on my big brother’s 

team, they had really good 

bowlers.” 

The Black Caps mega fan 

said his favourite player is Tom 

Latham because he played for the 

same cricket club. 

“I like watching them play and 

I like getting their signatures. I 

have this hat that has their signatures 

on it. So far I have 10 or 11 

signatures on it. It’s almost the 

whole team – I’m only missing 

Kane Williamson’s.” 

Lachlan is aiming to get a 

double hat-trick at the upcoming 

cricket season. 

“Last season I got a hat-trick. It 

was during the 10th over and on 

the last three balls I bowled them 

all out.” 

ANZ Bank New Zealand chief 

executive Antonia Watson said 

paying club fees is one of the 

first barriers families face when 

deciding if they can register their 

child to play. 

“Sport is an essential part of 

a child’s well-being, so we’re 

pleased to be providing support 

to make sure Kiwi kids can keep 

playing the game they love. 

“The increased cost of living 

can put families in a tough position 

when it comes to managing 

the household budget. We hope 

these grants will help to ease 

GOAL: 

Lachlan 

McCormick 

is aiming 

for a double 

hat-trick 

this cricket 

season. 

some of that pressure and keep 

more kids playing cricket.” 

ANZ cricket grants made 

$100,000 available to young 

cricketers who would benefit 

from the subsidies to help take 

the pressure off families and 

make sure kids did not miss out 

on cricket this summer. 

The Harcourts Geraldine Festival, 

featuring the Alpine Energy Art 

Exhibition and Awards, is delighted 

to be returning after a hiatus during 

COVID, with plenty in store for 

everyone to enjoy at this year’s event. 

The Festival opens on the evening of 

Thursday 10th November with the 

Alpine Energy Art Awards, marking 

the 25th year that Alpine Energy 

has supported and sponsored the 

exhibition. We will be celebrating this 

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that evening with refreshments and 

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plus the first chance to view and 

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Friday gives way to the busy and vibrant 

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Queens entertaining the crowds. 

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peaceful Geraldine Domain becomes 

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‘Painting gives me happiness’ 

• By Natalie Pham 

AN AWARD-winning Japanese 

artist is hoping to connect people 

through her third annual art 

exhibition. 

About 320 brightly coloured 

artworks are arranged in a cross 

at South Library, with its symbol 

representing the intersection of 

the past and the future. 

St Albans artist Haruko Furukawa 

said the majority of the 

artworks came from her students 

in New Zealand and from overseas 

artists – from Japan to the 

United States. 

“I painted about 50 artworks, 

220 were from my students and 

the rest is from many artists.” 

Since starting the project 

seven years ago, Furukawa said 

her only goal was to have many 

people participate and feel connected 

through the exhibition. 

The avid artist started to paint 

many years ago, as a way to deal 

with the raw emotion following 

her father’s death. 

“Then I discovered that painting 

gives me happiness,” she said. 

“I knew that I want to make 

people all over the world happy 

through my works.” 

Furukawa then attended Kyoto 

Saga Art University where she 

learned traditional Japanese art, 

and later picked up Western 

techniques in Florence, Italy. 

This explains the incorporation 

of acrylic and traditional 

Japanese materials into her 

painting. 

Said Furukawa: “My styles are 

a combination of Western and 

Japanese styles because I learned 

both. 

“Western colours are deep, 

whereas Japanese is more subtle. 

So I normally paint with Japanese 

colours first, and then paint 

with acrylic.” 

Furukawa has taken part in 

several live painting events and 

created murals across the city 

since moving to New Zealand 20 

years ago. 

Her artworks have also featured 

in local and international 

exhibitions. 

Last week, she was among 

five artists participating in an 

ongoing exhibition at Tūranga 

that displays the lives of ethnic 

minorities. 

Besides teaching art at her 

home, Furukawa also volunteers 

teaching art at retirement 

SHOW: Award-winning 

Japanese artist Haruko 

Furukawa has compiled 

320 artworks in her latest 

exhibition, Big Bang 13. 

The artist also teaches from 

home and in retirement 

villages (above). 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

villages. 

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collaborate with Shiki Japanese 

Music Group for a performance 

of live painting and music at the 

Arts Centre. 

The Big Bang 13 exhibition 

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• By Natalie Pham 

THE IDEA of project Place 

Cadets was simple – to show the 

values of including children in 

public space design. 

But that simple yet innovative 

idea was announced a joint 

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Pounamu at the Resene New 

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Judges said the project showed 

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of their spaces. 

“[We] applauded the approach 

which saw tamariki (children) 

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sense of belonging and inspiration 

in the process.” 

This category was judged using 

eight key criteria, including 

innovation in planning and 

solutions, added value for the 

community, effective sustainable 

management, influence and 

significance. 

The idea for the project came 

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Phillipstown Community Centre 

Charitable Trust and a design 

team from Gather Landscape 

Architecture about creating 

meaningful engagement with the 

community. 

Said trust manager Viviana 

Zanetti: “We needed to find 

a way that allow people to 

contribute in a meaningful way. 

So we wanted to try something 

new.” 

So a group of 21 children aged 

five to seven participated in a 

two-week programme in 2020 to 

design and build the playground 

Imaginarium. 

The name, decided together 

with the group, represents the 

idea that the playground can be 

“anything”. 

Lead landscape architect 

Wendy Hoddinott said the final 

outcome reflected what the 

children would like to play in, 

not the adults’ assumptions. 

The $5000 playground, located 

in the Phillipstown Community 

Hub, was assembled by the 

COLLABORATION: The Imaginarium was built for and by a group 

of children aged five to seven over two weeks, along with the 

help of parents, caregivers, and a design team. The group used 

full-size modules to assemble the playground on the last day of 

the programme. 

Children contribute to high profile award 

group, parents and caregivers on 

the last day of the programme. 

Funding was sought and 

granted by city council, Hamptons 

in Ferry Rd, the Lions Club 

Ferrymead and the Christchurch 

Rotary Club. 

The project, along with Te 

Raekura Redcliffs School and He 

Puna Taimoana Hot Pools, were 

three landscape architecture 

works in Christchurch that 

received a reward this year. 

The new primary school was 

a joint winner in Education 

and Play, while the city councilowned 

facility in New Brighton 

received the Award of Excellence 

in the category Park, Open 

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Quick, easy meals for one person 

If you enjoy the 

taste of Asian 

flavours this Thai 

chicken curry is sure 

to please 

Quick Thai chicken curry 

for one 

Serves 1 

Ingredients 

2 tsp tice bran oil 

1 chicken breast, skinless, sliced 

1 small onion, sliced 

2 tsp Thai green curry paste 

2 tbsp water 

165gm coconut milk, or coconut 

cream 

1 to serve lime, halved 

Directions 

Heat a frying pan, add oil and 

pan-fry skinless chicken breast, 

trimmed and sliced for 5min to 

brown on both sides. Remove to 

one side. Add sliced onion to the 

pan and stir-fry to lightly brown. 

Add curry paste and gently fry 

for 1min to release flavours. 

Add water and mix until 

smooth, then stir in the coconut 

milk or cream. 

Return chicken to the pan and 

simmer very gently (do not allow 

to boil) for 5min, stirring often. 

Stir in fresh coriander and 

serve with lime wedges on the 

side to squeeze over. 

The curry should not need 

any salt and pepper as the curry 

paste is full of strong flavours. 

Don’t allow the mixture to boil 

once the coconut milk has been 

added or the sauce may separate. 

Steak with whisky 

mushroom sauce 

Serves 1 

Ingredients 

1 beef steaks, thick eye fillet or 

scotch fillet 

½ tbsp olive oil 

2 Spring onions, finely chopped 

100g button mushrooms, finely 

sliced 

1 tbsp whisky, scotch 

1 Oxo cube dissolved in 

¼ cup water 

1 tbsp cream 

Sprinkle thyme 

Directions 

Bring the steak to room temperature 

well before cooking 

and sprinkle with a little salt and 

pepper. 

Heat a heavy frying pan, then 

add the oil. 

Once it starts smoking, add the 

steak and cook for 2-3 minutes on 

each side. Remove them to a plate 

and cover with foil. 

Reduce the heat and add the 

onion, stirring to lift any meat 

residue off the bottom of the pan. 

Toss them around for a minute 

or two, then add the mushrooms 

and thyme. 

Once the mushrooms soften, 

add the whisky. The alcohol may 

ignite and flare up, but it will 

quickly subside. 

Add the stock and allow 

the sauce to bubble and thicken. 

Finally, stir in the cream, then 

return the steaks to the pan and 

cook for another minute. 

Serve on heated plate, spooning 

sauce over each steak. Accompany 

with steamed baby carrots 

and snow peas and a few sprigs of 

chervil. 

Pea, ham and sour 

cream fettuccine 

Serves 1 

Ingredients 

120gm fettuccine, or 

spaghetti 

90gm Champagne ham, diced 

1 cup frozen peas, defrosted 

60gm sour cream, or creme 

fraiche 

½ lemon, juiced 

Directions 

Bring a large pot of salted water to 

the boil. Add pasta, stir and cook 

for 6-8min or until al dente. 

Stir pasta a few times while 

cooking to prevent it sticking 

together. 

Drain pasta, then add back 

to the pot along with the ham, 

peas, sour cream and lemon 

juice. 

Toss everything together and 

warm through on low heat. 

Season to taste with a little salt (if 

needed) and freshly ground black 

pepper. 

A few torn basil leaves on top 

will add extra flavour. Eat while 

hot. 

Pancakes 

Serves 1 

Ingredients 

½ cup trimmed mung bean 

sprouts 

1 medium carrot, julienned 

2 spring onions 

1 x 4cm chilli, seeds in 

½ cup water 

2 large eggs, lightly beaten 

¼ tsp sesame oil 

2 tbsp self-raising flour 

1 clove garlic, crushed 

1-2 tbsp rice bran oil 

Directions 

Wash bean sprouts under cold 

water and drain well. 

Julienne the carrot to make 

about ½ cup. Halve spring onions 

lengthwise, then cut into 5cm 

lengths. Cut chilli into 5mm 

rounds. 

Whisk water, eggs, sesame 

oil and flour together in a large 

bowl, until smooth. Add vegetables, 

chilli and garlic. Mix 

well. Heat half the rice bran oil in 

a non-stick frying pan. Add half 

the vege mixture and pat down 

evenly. 

Loosely cover and cook on 

medium heat for about 2min, 

until the underside is golden. Flip 

pancake. 

Continue cooking until veges 

are crisp-tender, about 3min. 

A TRUSTED FAMILY 

BUSINESS FOR 

OVER 47 YEARS 

For the past 45 years Rob Kendall has 

been selling beds and furniture 

from the family business at 233 

Stanmore Road, Richmond and 

for the past 20 years working 

alongside his wife Alison. 

The family business has been 

in operation since 1975 and 

was officially purchased by Rob 

and Alison earlier this year. They 

maintain they will continue operating 

from the site and providing the same 

excellent service their customers have come 

to expect. 

Richmond Discount Furniture, dubbed by a 

customer as “the best little furniture shop in 

town”, is a place where customers enjoy popping 

in on a regular basis to find themselves a bargain, 

with items normally priced well below other retail 

stores, Alison says. 

Due to their long-term relationship with many of 

the local bed manufacturers, Rob and Alison are 

able to source some great factory specials for their 

customers, along with a wide selection of new and 

factory-redundant bed and mattress sets. 

“We also have a good 

selection of both 

imported and 

locally made 

bedroom furniture, 

entertainment units, coffee 

tables, dining tables and chairs, 

and anything else we can get 

our hands on,” Rob says. 

“By calling in on a regular basis 

you are sure to find yourself a 

bargain!” 

Parking is never an issue, with the 

option of parking at the front door on 

Stanmore Rd, or in the yard behind the shop, 

with the entrance off Draper Street, which is 

shared with Richmond Fruit & Vege. 

Richmond Discount Furniture offers local 

delivery for a minimal charge, but customers 

are more than welcome to pick up their 

purchases, which are easily collected using 

the yard at the back of the shop. 

Rob and Alison have enjoyed the friendships 

they have created with so many of their 

customers over the years. They would like 

to thank all their customers for their continued 

support of this small family business as they look 

forward to continuing to offer up the best deals 

alongside the best service moving forward. 

Richmond Discount Furniture is open Monday to 

Friday, 10am-4.30pm and Saturday, 10am-1pm. 

Phone them on (03) 389 0536 or find them on 

Facebook at Richmond Discount Furniture.

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CREMATORIUM 

FUNERALS 

CROSSWORD 

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SUDOKU 

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WordBuilder 

WORDBUILDER 

167 

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How including many plurals, words can you of make three from or the more six 

letters, using each letter only once? No foreign 

words or words beginning with a capital are 

allowed. There's at least one six-letter word. 

once? 

TODAY 

Good 16 Very Good 19 Excellent 23 

Solution 166: amuse, AMUSES, ass, ASSUME, ems, 

emu, emus, mas, mass, mesa, mesas, mess, muse, 

muses, muss, same, sea, seam, seams, seas, sue, 

word. 

sues, sum, sums, sus, use, uses. 

letters, including plurals, can you make 

from the six letters, using each only 

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11. Choked (9) 

12. Mimic (7) 

13. Custodian (7) 

14. Wipe out (5) 

16. Compensation (9) 

19. Climbing garden flowers (5,4) 

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22. Hangman’s platform (7) 

25. Extreme happiness (7) 

27. Pact (9) 

28. Enraged (5) 

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Decoder 

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2. Lifeless (9) 

3. Porcelain (5) 

4. Transfix (9) 

5. Relating to gold (5) 

6. Dimwit (9) 

7. Share out (5) 

8. Advanced in years (7) 

9. Relating to horses (6) 

15. Outgoing person (9) 

17. Rebel (9) 

18. Elaborate (9) 

19. Gestures (7) 

21. Athlete (6) 

23. Immature insect (5) 

24. Greasy mark (5) 

26. Legal defence (5) 

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Email: info@knightfeatures.co.uk 

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SOLUTION 

No.167 

Crossword 

Across: 1. Circumnavigate, 

10. Quasi, 11. Strangled, 

12. Imitate, 13. Curator, 14. 

Erase, 16. Indemnity, 19. 

Sweet peas, 20. Satyr, 22. 

Gallows, 25. Elation, 27. 

Agreement, 28. Irate, 29. 

Scatter-brained. 

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China, 4. Mesmerise, 5. 

Auric, 6. Ignoramus, 7. Allot, 

8. Elderly, 9. Equine, 15. 

Extrovert, 17. Dissenter, 

18. Intricate, 19. Signals, 

21. Runner, 23. Larva, 24. 

Smear, 26. Alibi. 

WordBuilder 

not, now, nowt, nut, opt, out, 

own, pont, pot, pout, pun, 

punt, put, ton, top, tow, town, 

tun, tup, two, unto, upon, 

UPTOWN, won, wont, wot. 

Sudoku 

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letter - there is a number for all 26 letters of the alphabet. 

DECODER 

Enter the given letters into all squares with matching numbers. 

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25 7 26 4 6 6 6 

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CHRISTCHURCH


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buyer Phone 355-2045 

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appeal@dementiacanterbury.org.nz

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Sleepyhead Chiropractic 

Focus Firm Queen Bed 

$2199 

LESS PER 

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TOTAL PAYMENT: $2383 

on 36 months interest free* 

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9067310 

was 

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Sleepyhead 

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Focus Beds # 

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off 

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Sleepyhead Matrix 

MKII & Ultra Beds # 

Excludes Limited Edition 

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$3099 55” 

LESS PER 

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THAN $ 32 

9072851 

Levante Powered Fabric Recliner Corner Chaise 

Available in Dark Grey (Pictured), Oyster, and Steel Blue 

$2999 

9070498 

was 

$ 

4499 

LESS PER 

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THAN $ 21 

30% 

selected Outdoor 

Furniture # 

20% 

off 

off 

Mountain Buggy 

and Phil&Teds 

Nursery # 

Amina King 4 Piece Slatbed Bedroom Suite 

$2999 

9069353 

was 

$ 

4289 

LESS PER 

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THAN $ 21 

Barossa Outdoor 3 Piece Dining Setting 

$1999 

9067503 

was 

$ 

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THAN $ 14 

Mitsubishi Electric 450L Black 

Stainless Multi Drawer Fridge 

$2899 

9071610 / MR-CX450ER-BST-A 

LESS PER 

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THAN $ 30 

LG 10kg Front Load Washing 

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$1549 

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THAN $ 17 

9071884 

LG CordZero A9 Kompressor 

Pro Handstick Vacuum 

$1169 

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9068507 

was 

$ 

1299 

Sunbeam 

4in1 Air Fryer + Oven 

$279 

LESS PER 

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was 

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MONTHS 

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period. See in-store or visit smithscity.co.nz/easycard for more details, or to apply for your EasyCard. #Discount is off our full retail price. Not available in conjunction with any other offer.

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