Bay Harbour: March 22, 2023

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Dan’s dilemma as 

wicket record looms 

• By Jaime Cunningham 

SUMNER CRICKET veteran 

Dan Vann faces a dilemma this 

weekend. 

He is three wickets away from 

reaching a milestone of 500 for 

the club. But his team needs to 

bat the majority of Saturday’s 

match against Lancaster Park 

to avoid relegation to division 1 

next season. 

That means he may not get 

much chance to bowl in the 

last game of the season, and 

to complicate matters, the 

39-year-old may not return 

next season. He is thinking of 

playing less cricket next season, 

and filling in for the club’s top 

side when needed. 

The humble club man – who 

is more than just a bowler – 

says Saturday’s focus is on the 

team’s result, not him. Vann is 

also the team’s player-coach, 

vice-captain, the club captain, 

and in charge of the side’s gear. 

“If we can win or draw this 

week, we don’t get relegated,” 

Vann said. 

• Turn to page 5 

VETERAN’S COUNTDOWN TO MILESTONE 

PREDICAMENT: 

Dan Vann is 

nearing his 500th 

career wicket for 

Sumner, but his 

chances could 

be limited in 

the last game of 

the season on 

Saturday. 

Chance 

dolphins 

still around 

during 

SailGP race 

• By Tony Simons 

A DOLPHIN expert said hectors 

dolphins that delayed the Sail GP 

racing were probably still on or 

near the racecourse when racing 

went ahead. 

Sail GP organisers reported 

racing on Whakaraupō Lyttelton 

Harbour on Saturday was delayed 

by 40 minutes after a dolphin was 

sighted on the racecourse – but 

there was more than one, a fact 

New Zealand team driver Peter 

Burling later acknowledged. 

“We were fortunate they 

decided to shift off and let us get 

three races in,” he said. 

Said dolphin expert 

Prof Liz Slooten: 

“How would 

you know they had 

moved off?” 

The Sail GP race 

management plan 

stated if dolphins 

were sighted near Liz Slooten 

the racecourse 

racing would be delayed or 

stopped entirely until they left of 

their own accord. 

Slooten questioned whether the 

dolphins had moved away or were 

simply no longer able to be seen. 

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‘Pretty special’ to see dolphins 

• From page 1 

Slooten, formerly with 

the Otago University 

zoology department, said 

there was an extremely 

high chance the dolphins 

were still around. 

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They would have been 

attracted to the area by the 

activity around the event, 

she said. 

Burling said it was 

“pretty special” to see the 

dolphins on the racecourse. 

“We’re really sailing on 

their home turf, so we’ve 

got to be patient at times,” 

he said. 

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the dolphin delay was a 

stroke of luck for the New 

Zealand team, which was 

working hard at the time 

to fix technical problems 

and “replace a few things” 

ahead of racing. 

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Piece of history lost with 

theft of tennis club gate 

• By Heidi Slade 

All JilliAN Frater wants is 

to see her 100-year-old tennis 

club’s gate returned. 

The Lyttelton Tennis Club 

committee member discovered 

the wrought iron gate had been 

stolen two weeks ago, when she 

visited the club. 

“It’s a shame,’’ Frater said. 

“It (the gate) has been there 

for decades and now someone’s 

taken it away.” 

Hidden from the street, the 

thief would have had to peer 

through trees and over bushes 

to even be able to see the gate, 

she said. 

Frater, who has lived in Lyttelton 

for more than 30 years, 

estimates the club itself – gate 

and all – has been around since 

about 1919. It was previously 

known as Te Whaka Tennis 

Club. 

Local resident Jane McBride 

said the thief had stolen something 

from everyone. 

“A very special feeling of 

history is now lost to everyone 

else because someone decided to 

steal away this part of our past,’’ 

McBride said. 

Frater reported the theft to the 

city council on March 13. She 

also reported it to the police. 

City council community parks 

manager Al Hardy said the gate 

was the council’s responsibility. 

“We are in the process of 

getting it replaced,’’ Hardy said. 

Frater has contacted companies 

in Christchurch that might 

have been sold the gate. She has 

asked them to keep an eye out. 

“Apparently they’re stolen all 

the time,’’ she said. 

TAKEN: Lyttelton Tennis 

Club committee member 

Jillian Frater would like 

the club’s gate to be 

returned. 

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NEWS 5 

Design a nod to hotel’s early days 

• By Tony Simons 

DEVELOPERS have revealed 

what will replace the landmark 

pink Ali Barber’s building in 

Sumner. 

Brooksfield Townhouses is 

developing the site and the images 

(right) reveal the new Marriner 

St building will be typical of the 

company’s design style, reflecting 

heritage and character. 

The existing building was 

originally Geo Vincent’s Hotel, 

which dated back to the late 1800s 

and was a place where travellers 

from Christchurch used to stay. 

Vincents went on to became a 

boarding house, Sunleigh Flats, 

then a children’s home for a short 

time, before being turned into 

flats again. 

Brooksfield 

director Vincent 

Holloway said the 

company’s design 

style generally 

revolves around 

classical heritage. 

Vincent 

Holloway 

Brooksfield 

employed English 

architect Ben 

Pentreath to 

design the building. Pentreath 

had designed the King Charles III 

supported Poundbury, a heritage 

precinct in Dorchester, England. 

The Sumner apartments are all 

under contract, Holloway said. 

They were snapped up as soon 

as the architect’s drawings were 

released, about four weeks ago. 

HERITAGE: Visitors from Christchurch milling around Geo 

Vincent’s Hotel in 1909. PHOTO: NATIONAL LIBRARY 

REFLECTING THE PAST: Architectural images 

of what the new Marriner St building will look 

like. Below – the existing Ali Barbers building. 

Vann aims to end season on a high note 

• From page 1 

“Ideally we’ll bat for most of 

the day, but hopefully I can get 

some overs in later in the day.” 

He didn’t bowl any overs last 

week, but said this was due 

to the tidy efforts by Nawid 

Mohammady (4/38), Ben Hall 

(2/7) and Boston Fielding (2/17) 

– not because he was injured. 

Going into the last week of the 

season, Sumner are 8/1 in their 

second innings against Lancaster 

Park, after they were bowled 

out for 168. Lancaster Park only 

managed 108 runs, and face a 

season in division 1 if they are 

unable to chase Sumner’s total. 

If Vann can reach the 500 

wicket milestone on Saturday he 

will be finishing a memorable 

season on a high note. He 

brought up 400 appearances 

for the club in October, and 

has played for Sumner’s 

championship and senior A sides 

since making his debut in 2002. 

He is also the club’s highestever 

wicket taker. 

Vann said playing, running 

his cricket coaching business 

and teaching physical education 

part-time at Chisnallwood 

Intermediate has become too 

much to balance next season. 

The life member first started 

playing for Sumner as a 17-yearold 

student at Linwood College 

(now Te Aratai College), and 22 

years later, is a prominent name 

in club records. 

As well as leading wicket taker, 

Vann has also made the secondmost 

appearances for Sumner 

after Ray Steele’s 428. 

He has taken five wickets and 

scored a century on the same day 

for Sumner, and has career-best 

figures of 6/6. 

“I started off quite low down 

the batting order and not 

bowling heaps when I first 

started, and it wasn’t until I was 

21 that I was making some runs 

and getting wickets,” he said. 

“It took a while.” 

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NEWS 

TRACKERS: Karin Bos with her two detection dogs 

Nightshade (left) and Terry. 


No more hedgehogs to 

hound wildlife on spit 

THE HEDGEHOG population 

has been snuffed out in parts of 

Kaitōrete spit using traps and 

conservation dogs. 

Pest Free Banks Peninsula 

wanted to prove hedgehogs 

could be removed from 

Kaitōrete, near Birdlings Flat 

along the southern edge of 

Te Waihora/Lake Ellesmere. 

Hedgehogs are indiscriminate 

predators which are responsible 

for the decline of many native 

species. They kill ground 

dwelling and nesting birds, 

eating their eggs and young 

chicks. 

A three-step detection 

method – including an array 

of leghold traps, trail cameras 

and conservation dogs like 

three-and-a-half-year-old 

border terrier Nightshade 

(nicknamed Mobab) – were used 

to prove the area was free of 

hedgehogs. 

Mabob and Terry, a 20-monthold 

welsh springer spaniel 

trained to track down feral 

cats, live with Pest Free Banks 

Peninsula dog handler Karin 

Bos. 

“Nightshade showed no 

sign of hedgehogs within the 

containment zone of 45ha on 

any of the passes through the 

site. With nothing in the leghold 

lines either or showing up on 

TRAINED: Nightshade takes a break from tracking 

hedgehogs in Kaitorete. 

cameras, we are confident there 

are no remaining hedgehogs in 

this area,” Bos said. 

The area is home to many 

at risk species, including the 

banded dotterel, oystercatchers, 

katipō, as well as skinks and 

two species of flightless moth. 

But it is also populated with 

pests like hedgehogs, mustelids, 

possums and feral cats. 

An intensive trap network, 

with a mix of live capture traps 

and kill traps, were used to 

target the hedgehogs. 

Said Pest Free Banks 

Peninsula senior team lead Tim 

Sjoberg: “Dogs’ sense of smell is 

so sensitive that the possibility of 

the highly trained dog missing a 

hedgehog on multiple passes are 

remote.” 

Weasels, stoats, ferrets, 

possums and feral cats were also 

targeted. The traps were initially 

placed on the western end of 

Kaitōrete and are moved east as 

each area is cleared. A network 

of traps and an active fence 

system stop more pests from 

entering the area. 

“We’re using a mixture of 

traditional methods and new 

technology at this site,” Sjoberg 

said. 

City council regional parks 

biodiversity team leader Alison 

Evans said hedgehogs are often 

overlooked as pests. 

“They have detrimental 

impacts on native biodiversity 

in Aotearoa. They are 

indiscriminate predators and 

are responsible for population 

declines of many native 

species including lizards and 

invertebrates. They are also a 

problem for ground dwelling 

and nesting birds, like the 

pohowera/banded dotterel, 

by eating the eggs and young 

chicks,” Evans said. 

Bid to turn wastewater plant site into reserve 

• By Heidi Slade 

A BID IS BEING made to turn 

the site of a major wastewater 

project into a historic reserve. 

Suky Thompson, of the 

Robinsons Bay Ratepayers 

Association, said the community 

wants to turn the old sawmill 

site on Sawmill Rd into a full 

historic reserve owned by the 

community. 

The site is split across two 

properties containing various 

archaeological sites. The 

city council bought the site 

containing the mill, ponds and 

a tramway as part of the Akaroa 

Wastewater Project. 

The land on which the original 

mill owners’ cottage is located 

was gifted to the community. 

The association also wants to 

acquire the land that may not be 

used for the project. 

The resource consent will 

determine how much of the land 

is needed. 

Te Pātaka o Rākaihautū Banks 

Peninsula Community Board 

chair Reuben Davidson said 

there is a lot of interest from 

the community about the site’s 

future. Robinsons Bay resident 

Kathleen Reid is also lobbying 

for how the land can be used. 

“The idea of a community 

garden appeals to me,’’ said Reid. 

“All of our food is trucked in, 

we need to pick up some of the 

ways of the past and be more 

resilient.” 

Garry Brittenden from Akaroa 

Area School has also expressed 

interest in a potential garden. 

He said it could be a way for 

students to be involved in the 

community while learning 

new skills. Reid presented to 

the community board this 

month and Thompson did so in 

December. 

Thompson presented a plan 

to the community board for a 

comprehensive historic reserve, 

owned by the community. 

She said it would have cultural 

and recreational benefits for 

Robinsons Bay. 

Reid said a community garden 

would have benefits for residents 

and the wider area. She said 

a food forest or perhaps an 

orchard could work around the 

associated archaeological site. 

“There’s room for both, I 

believe.” 

Said Davidson: “My hope is 

that the community board can 

work with all residents to create 

a space for the community and 

visitors to enjoy.” 

Native trees will be planted 

on the city council land, said 

acting head of three waters 

Brent Smith. The new treatment 

plant will remove nutrients 

and pathogens from the water, 

so there are no odour issues or 

other impacts, he said. 

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TREASURES FROM THE PAST 13 

Captain Champion’s true commitment 

IT WAS a fine day in February 

1961 and Captain Roy Champion 

was enjoying a leisurely jaunt on 

a speed boat with his daughter 

around Whakaraupō Lyttelton 

Harbour. The family fun was 

rudely interrupted, however, 

when the good captain and 

harbourmaster spied another 

speed boat clearly transgressing 

the five-knot limit within 200 

metres of the foreshore. 

The alleged offender led the 

captain on a merry chase before 

attempting to make a getaway by 

beaching his boat at Charteris 

Bay. To the cheers of a small 

crowd of onlookers, Captain 

Champion handed the controls 

to his daughter before diving 

into the water and then chasing 

down the owner with whom he 

had a few words, presumably 

concerning safe boating 

practices. 

Captain Alexander Royle 

Champion was born on October 

21, 1902. A third-generation 

mariner, his grandfather, 

Captain William Nile 

Champion, was the master 

of the missionary schooner 

Undine and a well-known pilot 

at Onehunga, while his father, 

Captain William Champion, 

commanded several vessels 

including the barque Otago. 

Young Roy Champion 

began his maritime career in 

Wellington at the tender age of 

14 when he joined the barque 

Rona, which traded between 

New Zealand, Australia, and 

the Pacific Coast of North 

America. 

In 1920, at the age of 18, he set 

sail from Lyttelton in the barque 

Rewa for Cape Horn and Great 

Britain. He obtained his master’s 

certificate to sail at just 23, at 

that time the youngest New 

Zealander to do so. 

In 1929, master seaman 

Champion gave up the carefree 

seafaring ways of his youth 

to marry Edna Mae Monks, 

and served with the Southland 

Harbour Board at Bluff before 

joining the Lyttelton Harbour 

Board as a pilot in 1937. 

The start of World War 2 

hostilities saw him aboard the 

John Anderson as examination 

officer, inspecting all ships 

entering the harbour. 

On October 12, as Captain 

Champion was returning to port 

after ordering the signals closing 

the harbour to all traffic, the 

fishing vessel Dolphin entered 

past the heads and failed to stop. 

A warning shot was fired from 

the Battery Point gunnery but 

tragically went astray, hitting 

the Dolphin’s engine room 

and killing its Captain, James 

Brassell. 

Already alerted to the apparent 

intruder, Captain Champion 

on the John Anderson had 

cleared the moles just in time 

to observe the Dolphin heeling 

over, and managed to rescue the 

ship’s second crewman William 

Willman before she sank. 

Later on during the war, 

Captain Champion returned to 

sea when he was released by the 

Harbour Board to command 

the mighty sailing ship Pamir, 

making several voyages across 

the Pacific carrying precious 

cargo in hostile waters. 

Post WW2, Captain 

Champion returned to Lyttelton 

as harbour pilot. He was 

appointed Lyttelton Harbour 

Master from 1950-1967 and 

was involved in the move to the 

Harbour Board’s Hollis and 

Leonard designed seven-storey 

headquarters, later known as 

Shadbolt House. 

He went on to serve as a 

board member and chairman 

of the Lyttelton Harbour Board 

from 1968 to 1981, and was 

also a member of the Lyttelton 

Borough Council for nine years, 

serving as deputy mayor for 

three of those years. 

In 1977, he was elected 

president of the Lyttelton 

Historical Museum Society 

and was instrumental in the 

fundraising campaign to find 

new premises, officially opening 

the Lyttelton Museum at 

Gladstone Quay in 1980. 

Captain Champion lived with 

Edna Mae for many years at 8 

Reserve Tce in Lyttelton – locally 

known as ‘the Champion house’ 

until it was demolished, along 

with his Lyttelton Museum 

on Gladstone Quay, after the 

February 22, 2011 earthquake. 

He passed on at the venerable 

age of 83 in 1985. The captain 

was known for his reputation as 

a stern disciplinarian, a seaman 

without peer, and someone who 

did not suffer fools gladly. Yet he 

was also known for his kindness 

and compassion, always quick 

to offer help when needed. It 

has been said that regardless of 

whether he was speaking with 

a governor general, an admiral, 

a watersider, or a fisherman, 

or singing around the piano 

at a party, he remained true 

to himself as ‘a man without 

pretensions’. 

Many thanks to Helen 

Greenfield and Andrea McHarg 

for their excellent research. 

Harbourmaster Captain Alexander Royle Champion at his 

desk, 1952. Te Ūaka The Lyttelton Museum ref. 12741.1 

https://www.teuaka.org.nz/online-collection/1133434 

Above left – Captain Champion (in uniform), then pilot for 

the Lyttelton Harbour Board, with Captain Collier (hatless), 

then master of the barque Pamir, and gentlemen of 

the Lyttelton Harbour Board on board Pamir, berthed 

at Lyttelton No.7 wharf west, early 1940s. Te Ūaka The 

Lyttelton Museum ref. 6177.1 

https://www.teuaka.org.nz/online-collection/1008987 

Below – Captain Champion OBE, president of the Lyttelton 

Historical Museum Society, opening the new Lyttelton 

Museum at Gladstone Quay, 1980. Te Ūaka The Lyttelton 

Museum ref. 12202.1 

https://www.teuaka.org.nz/online-collection/1132888

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10. A small violin could be all one needs to 

make up (3) 

11. He’s near to one, hour being changeable 

(9) 

12. Every picture such as this tells an inside 

story (1-3) 

13. The ounce returns in charge of the 

animals (4) 

18. Darbies are hot and cold as ruffs fail to 

start (9) 

20. A companionable number starts the 

wedding off (3) 

21. Raise one from run, true to form (7) 

22. Old British tribe seen in twice-nightly 

revue (5) 

23. Height that is always set incorrectly (7) 

24. Throttle one with this end of mutton (5) 

Down 

1. Standard bandying of words takes place in 

the bourse (5,8) 

2. Celebrity event at four o’clock meal was 

Pygmalion’s creation (7) 

3. Is up, and lying at anchor (6) 

4. Stop in, having first sorted out the mare (6) 

5. Slim girls are airy spirits (6) 

6. Broad, slow movement is goal which may 

be about right (5) 

7. Those gone are given the bill with ship’slog 

accuracy (4-9) 

14. It will last longer as unfashionable 

clothing (7) 

15. Company uses a sort of Liverpool dialect 

(6) 

16. Make a show of fact iron was used in 

it (6) 

17. Catches sight of first eight enemy agents 

(6) 

19. Writing about Verne is cheek (5) 


PUZZLES 17 

SUDOKU 

Fill the grid so that every column, every row and 3x3 

box contains the digits 1 to 9. 


1 2 3 4 5 6 

7 

8 9 

10 11 

12 13 14 15 

16 

17 18 19 20 


23 24 

Across 

1. Rub hard (5) 

4. Mariner (6) 

8. Deadlock (7) 

9. Extra (5) 

10. Large spoon (5) 

11. Repair (5,2) 

12. Inconsiderable (6) 

14. Sour tasting (6) 

17. Stir (7) 

19. Little pancake (5) 

21. Depart (5) 

22. Level area on a 

hillside (7) 

23. Missive (6) 

24. Very small (colloq) (5) 

Down 

1. Be indecisive (6-6) 

2. Swift (5) 

3. Implore (7) 

4. Drowsy (6) 

5. Thing of value (5) 

6. Embarrassed (7) 

7. In the order stated (12) 

13. Ape (7) 

15. Nightclub 

entertainment (7) 

16. Become septic (6) 

18. Watchful (5) 

20. Daft (5) 

CODECRACKER 


Across: 1. Scrub, 4. Seaman, 8. Impasse, 9. Spare, 10. Ladle, 11. Patch 

up, 12. Slight, 14. Acidic, 17. Agitate, 19. Blini, 21. Leave, 22. Terrace, 23. 

Letter, 24. Teeny. 

Down: 1. Shilly-shally, 2. Rapid, 3. Beseech, 4. Sleepy, 5. Asset, 6. 

Abashed, 7. Respectively, 13. Imitate, 15. Cabaret, 16. Fester, 18. Alert, 

20. Inane. 


Across: 1. Sugar 4. Rustled 8. Oiled 9. Malaria 10. Kit 11. Neighbour 12. 

X-ray 13. Zoic 18. Handcuffs 20. Two 21. Nurture 22. Iceni 23. Everest 

24. Scrag. 

Down: 1. Stock Exchange 2. Galatea 3. Riding 4. Remain 5. Sylphs 6. 

Largo 7. Dead-reckoning 14. Outwear 15. Scouse 16. Affect 17. Espies 

19. Nerve. 

TARGET 

acing acini agin akin aping 

caking caning gain icing inking 

kiang king kingpin napkin 

niacin nick nicking pacing 

packing pain paining panic 

PANICKING pica pick picking 

ping pining pink pinking pinna 

MEDIUM HARD 

EASY 

TARGET 

N A K 

P I G 

I N C 

Good 16 

Very Good 21 

Excellent 25+ 

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We’re planning for our 

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Christchurch’s housing and business development rules are changing 

Ōtautahi Christchurch’s population is growing. Over the next 30 years, it’s predicted we’ll need more than 40,000 

new houses to ensure everyone has a place to live, and Christchurch City Council is planning for that now. 

Our growth challenge 

We need to provide for the growth of housing and 

business in the best locations in Christchurch, to 

help address issues like climate change and housing 

shortage. This means more houses where there’s good 

access to shops, services, work, school, public transport 

networks and infrastructure. 

Where there’s good reason, we also need to ensure 

development remains restricted or limited to protect 

and maintain areas of value. 

These changes won’t happen overnight. Over time the 

look and feel of the city will change, and we want to plan 

for that and keep what people value. 

A new direction in urban planning 

The planning rules have changed for New Zealand’s main urban areas. We need to 

follow the new national direction to allow greater housing and business development 

within Christchurch’s existing urban footprint. 

There are new national standards for multi-unit housing developments called the 

Medium-Density Residential Standards (MDRS). These aim to make it easier for denser 

housing developments to happen. Once they come into effect, up to three dwellings 

of up to three storeys can be developed on a property in Christchurch without needing 

to apply for a resource consent, as long as all other rules have been met. 

Not all parts of Christchurch are suitable for the MDRS, so we’re proposing special 

rules, called Qualifying Matters, apply to recognise heritage and cultural features, to 

protect major utility, infrastructure, and people in areas vulnerable to natural hazards, 

among other things. 

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Replacing some existing residential zones in 

the city with two new ones – a Medium-Density 

Residential Zone and a High-Density Residential 

Zone. The Medium-Density zone is the baseline for 

increasing housing in our city. The High-Density 

zone would allow apartment buildings and multistorey 

flats in the central city. 

Increased height limits for residential and 

commercial buildings in and around the 

central city, suburban centres and along public 

transport routes, as well as enabling residential 

development in some industrial areas around the 

central city and larger suburban centres. 

Special rules (Qualifying Matters) to limit greater 

development of housing and business under 

the MDRS, in order to better reflect our city’s 

environment and climate. One proposes changing 

recession planes to increase sunlight access from 

what would be possible under the MDRS. This 

applies citywide and means the MDRS won’t come 

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Change 14 is decided on. 

Heritage that should be protected, with a number 

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the Schedule of Significant Historic Heritage. 

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