Bay Harbour: May 17, 2023

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• By Heidi
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HUNDREDS of
years ago, moas
used to walk
across the land
near where Carly
Waddleton lives.
Now she has written
a children’s book about
a moa, to encourage her
two sons and others to
follow their dreams.
Inspired by her sons Louis and
Arthur’s moa obsession, Waddleton
will launch her first book
next Saturday.
Dreams of a Moa tells the
story of a moa that has a go at
achieving its dreams, all around
the world.
“I wanted the book to be about
encouraging everyone to give
your dreams a try, even if you
have challenges – like the moa, a
bird without wings,” she said.
“Not only for my sons, but for
everyone else.”
Waddleton and her sons often
visited the Canterbury Museum,
where they became “obsessed”
with
the moa, she
said.
“They were so
curious about it.”
Inspiration for the
story was also taken
from Waddleton’s own
experience of being born with a
heart condition.
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THINKING
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Waddleton
has written a
children’s book,
inspired by her
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and Arthur, 7.
Vaping
products
stolen
in store
break-in
• By Heidi Slade
VAPING PRODUCTS were
among items stolen from
MetroMart Sumner Beach when
it was burgled at about 3.50am on
Saturday.
A group of four people allegedly
smashed a hole in the store’s front
window, then proceeded to take
majority of its vaping products,
including the shelves the products
were on, one of the store’s owners
said.
The MetroMart is on Wakefield
Ave and had security cameras,
inside and outside the store.
The owner said it was hard to
tell what kind of tool the burglars
used to break in, however she said
it looked like a hammer.
Three of the four individuals
came in and out of the MetroMart
multiple times through the broken
window, while the fourth sat
in the vehicle outside the store,
she said. The burglary lasted
about four minutes.
“They know what they’re
doing,” she said. “(It) seems like
they know the store.”
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The man who managed Lyttelton
TŪRANGA’S upcoming Heritage
Highlights delves into the
history of Dr William Donald,
the forgotten man of Lyttelton.
Donald (1815–1884) was
a doctor, surgeon, dentist,
immigration officer, returning
officer, resident magistrate,
coroner, registrar of births,
marriages and deaths and a
Justice of the Peace.
He was an administrator par
excellence and prominent in early
Lyttelton society, yet he seems to be
often overlooked.
City council head of
libraries and information
Carolyn Robertson said an
event at Tūranga will offer
the chance to explore the
history of this man and the
influence he has had on
the development of early
Lyttelton.
Donald was elected chair of the
first Lyttelton Municipal Council in
1862 and represented Lyttelton on the
Canterbury Provincial Council
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from 1855–7.
He was appointed medical officer
for Port Cooper – now Port Lyttelton
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preparing for the arrival of the first
Canterbury Association ships.
Following Donald’s death in
1884, his life was celebrated by a full
Masonic funeral.
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The city council isn’t sure how high the shipping container stacks are at
the Portlink industrial site in Woolston, despite there being an 11-metre
building height limit for the site under the District Plan.
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THE MOTHER of All Clean
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The annual litter collection
event on Saturday took place
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Lyttelton harbour basin and the
Estuary edge.
Members from 55 community
groups filled 438 large plastic
bags with rubbish.
Among the rubbish were 180
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plastic Christmas trees and an
old barbecue, Avon Heathcote
Eastuary Ihutai Trust manager
Tanya Jenkins said.
“We saved 2370kg of litter
entering our waterways during
the event.”
But Jenkins said she was
disappointed the amount of litter
collected had not decreased from
last year.
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the amount of litter collected
each year get smaller, indicating
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museum exceeding its $15,700
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the museum to continue to
protect its collection of historic
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NEWS 5
DEBUT:
Carly
Waddleton’s
book,
Dreams of a
Moa, will be
launched on
May 27.
Children’s book
inspired by sons
• From page 1
“A lot of people are living with
health issues,” she said.
“In the illustrations, you will
see that the main character
actually has a prosthetic leg.
I hope this subtle inclusion
illustrates that anyone and
everyone can go after what they
dream of.”
The book launch will be held
on Saturday, May 27, at the
Redcliffs Library from 10.30am-
1pm, with support from the
Canterbury Museum, which will
be bringing in moa bones, a moa
egg and other artefacts.
Having the launch at Redcliffs
Library was important for both
Waddleton and her family.
“We love living in this area,”
Waddleton said.
“The sense of community is
amazing, and so it is important
for me to hold the book launch
here.”
Originally from Lincoln,
England, Waddleton moved to
New Zealand in 2009.
She has lived in Moncks Bay
since 2011, where she met Megan
Salole, the illustrator of the book,
who happened to live just down
the street.
It took Waddelton and Salole
about two years to finish Dreams
of a Moa.
“I think I’ve always known I
was a writer, but I’ve just never
given it the time,” Waddleton
said.
She began with poetry; her first
poem was published when she
was 8-years-old.
But since having kids and
reading to them, Waddleton
said she realised how magical
children’s books can be.
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• From page 1
Among the items stolen were
drinks and confectionery.
But the owner said the vaping
products were taken first.
“(They) went straight into the
vaping products.”
She said they also attempted
to steal cigarettes but could not
access them, as they were locked
away. The vaping products,
however, were not locked up.
The burglars also attempted to
steal from the till.
“They made a mess,” the
owner said.
She said the MetroMart
morning shift staff arrived
about 9am and police were
notified of the break-in at about
9.30am.
Police arrived at the Metro-
DAMAGE: A group of four
people allegedly broke into
MetroMart Sumner Beach
through its front window, at
about 3.50am on Saturday.
MetroMart’s shelves
nabbed in break-in
Mart at about 2pm on Saturday.
“I haven’t heard anything back
from the police,” the owner said.
“We know this stuff is happening
all around Christchurch.”
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City council admits it doesn’t know
height of shipping container stacks
• By Tony Simons
THE CITY council isn’t sure
how high the shipping container
stacks are at the Portlink
industrial site in Woolston,
despite there being an 11-metre
building height limit for the site
under the District Plan.
Nearby residents are upset
and angry the city council is
allowing container stacks up to
six high on the land adjacent
to their homes, but city council
planning and consents boss John
Higgins said the fact the council
doesn’t know the exact height
of the stacks doesn’t change the
council’s view.
“They are allowed to stack to
six containers high at the moment,”
he said.
That decision was made by the
city council in November, pending
the outcome of a resource
consent application.
“I can’t see there’s been
reference to an actual height
(in the resource consent), only
the number of containers,” said
Higgins.
Investigations by Bay Harbour
News show operators are stacking
containers at least 11.6m
high, with most up to 17.4m.
“The current situation is just
temporary to allow the resource
process to be completed,” said
Higgins.
The industrial park sits
between the Ōpāwaho Heathcote
River and Tunnel Rd.
Residents to the east are also
upset by noise at the site.
High property developer
Richard Peebles’ company
Braeburn Property owns the
land.
After residents complained,
Peebles lodged the resource
consent application, asking to
be allowed to build the stacks
higher than the authorised 11m.
He also wants permission
Left – The Woolston
industrial site two weeks
ago, with containers
stacked six high.
Above – A 45G1 40ft-long
high-cube container. It is 2.9
metres tall, and promoted
as the largest standard
height container available.
to store containers four high
(11.6m) on some parts of the site
designated for landscaping and
stormwater.
Peebles was approached for
comment, but did not respond.
Residents said the majority
of containers on the site are
40ft-long 45G1 ‘high-cube’
containers, most common for
international shipping. Each is
2.9m tall.
Resident Melissa McCutchan
said eight stacks of those containers
– directly opposite her
house on Long St – were six high
until the stacks were lowered to
four a fortnight ago.
Other container towers,
opposite Gould Cres, were still
stacked six high (17.4m).
A city council environmental
health officer visited the area
on Friday, May 5 at 6.45am to
monitor noise levels.
McCutchan said operations on
the site usually start from 6am
but that Friday the site was quiet
until 7.20am, after the officer
left.
The city council said no-one is
forewarned when council officers
visit, but its officers do sometimes
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Residents claim work often
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Pou standing guard
at start of pathway’s
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cultural narrative walk
THE FIRST OF several planned
sculptures has been placed on
the Coastal Pathway.
The Pou, carved by Fayne
Robinson, is located near the
heritage tram stop at the start
of the Moncks Bay section
currently under development.
Said Fayne: “This Pou serves as
an entrance marker – a kaitiaki
– to mark the beginning of the
Te Ara Ihutai cultural narrative
walk.
“The Pou looks out to Rapanui,
standing in acknowledgement
of this significant site as a place
of settlement, the shelter caves
within Raekura (Redcliffs) and
the many taonga that date back
to early settlement in the region.
“The Pou acknowledges the
past and looks out to the future
as a kaitiaki for the area for
those presently here and those
who follow after (Mō tātou, ā,
mō kā uri a muri ake nei).”
It will soon be joined by Flight,
a large bronze sculpture from
the late Llew Summers. Flight
will sit along the pathway near
the Mt Pleasant Community
Centre.
A small group of residents
have been spearheading the
fundraising campaign to buy
the sculpture as a tribute to
Summers, who lived and worked
in McCormack’s Bay. Flight is a
homage to the environment and
the many migratory and coastal
GUARDIANS: The Pou
(left) guards the Moncks
Bay section of the Coastal
Pathway, while Flight
(above) will be placed
near the Mt Pleasant
Community Centre.
birds in the area. The Coastal
Pathway Group is also in the
early stages of collaborating with
Canterbury University’s Len Lye
project to develop a large grass
sculpture next to the pathway at
Scott Park.
•To find out more about
the Coastal Pathway
developments, visit
www.ccp.org.nz or head
along to the annual general
meeting at Mt Pleasant
Yacht Club on Tuesday at
7pm. For more information,
email info@ccp.org.nz
Boat overturns,
four rescued
• By Nathan Morton
FOUR PEOPLE were rescued
after a boat capsized in rainy
weather at Sumner Beach on
Tuesday last week.
The boat’s skipper, Simon England,
said the small yacht was
sailing fine until one of its three
bungs went missing, causing the
vessel to drift further into the
open water.
He said watching the rescue
boat arrive was a moment of
relief.
“It was like ‘finally’, it’s what
they’re there for and it’s good
they found us quickly,” England
said after being rescued.
“I just said ‘thank you’ to them
and tried to get everyone into the
boat, get them warm.”
PHOTO: NZ
HERALD
While England was grateful
to have the crew safe and sound,
his boat isn’t likely to be as lucky.
“I think the boat’s screwed
with all the waves,” he said.
“But we were just worried
about getting people rescued
– we’ll take care of the boat
afterwards.”
Coastguard Sumner Lifeboat
skipper Heather McDonald said
her rescue team had been called
by police to help an overturned
yacht on the bar.
The four rescued people were
mildly hypothermic, she said.
“The water was about waistdeep,
they were waving to the
boat so it went straight to them.
It was a quick response, we’re
happy we found them quickly.”
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Help us to help others
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from Taylors Mistake through to Mt Pleasant, around to
Heathcote and across to Brookhaven.
Each year we provide a wide range of grants, scholarships
and awards, thanks to the generous support of individuals
and businesses in our community.
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help build a community mountain bike track, or to help
someone represent their sport at an international event.
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student or an Outward Bound scholarship for young adults.
Or, it could be an award for an environmental initiative,
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are endless!
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• Making a donation to support our grants programme
• Sponsoring a scholarship or an award
• Leaving a bequest in your will
For further information please go to our website
www.sumnerferrymeadfoundation.co.nz
If you would like to chat to someone, call
• Secretary Daniel O’Carroll 021 288 1871
• Treasurer Max Mathias 021 433 473
All donations are tax deductible.
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• By Darryl Baser
A GROUP of Te Aratai College
students overcame some big
hurdles to compete at the
national schools’ kī-o-rahi
tournament.
Kī-o-rahi is a traditional
Māori ball game that has been
described as a cross between netball,
handball and tag rugby.
Two staff members and the 17
students from Te Aratai travelled
to Rotorua for the tournament,
but first had to overcome the cost
of getting there.
Assistant health, physical and
outdoor education teacher Jesse
Harding said each student had
to raise $1000 through their
sponsors.
“The Kutt (a fitness club), here
in Linwood, paid for our flights.
We wouldn’t have been able to go
without that help,” he said.
Construction company Apollo
Projects and the college also
helped pay for the trip – but there
were still a few more obstacles
along the way.
“Things started to get a bit
scary when at 4am, I received a
text from our airline saying our
flight (8.25am departure) was
cancelled.”
The airline told the group
they “could get some of us there
tomorrow”.
Principal Richard Edmundson
came to the rescue, helping to
get the group to Auckland in
time for a connecting flight to
Rotorua.
Kī-o-rahi is played between
two teams of eight (four male,
four female) on a large circular
field, with the teams swapping
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Students overcome challenges
on road to kī-o-rahi competition
PLAYERS: LJ
Beattie, who
was named
most valuable
player, and Leah
McCallum-Simon
were part of
the Te Aratai
College team
at the national
schools’ kī-o-rahi
tournament.
between defending the central
pou (pole) and trying to score
points by hitting it with the ball.
All players wear tags which opponents
try to rip off.
Team members LJ Beattie, 16,
and Leah McCallum-Simon, 15,
said the experience furthered
their knowledge of Te Ao Māori
(the Māori world).
Beattie, 16, won the most valuable
player tane (male). “I used
to play rugby league and touch,
which has improved my passing
catching and foot work skills.
But, at the moment, I have been
playing basketball, which helps
in stressful situations when you
can be stuck and not sure where
to go (on the field),” the year 12
student said.
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Harding was pleased with how
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school. The school finished 25th
out of 38 teams at the tournament.
In September, Canterbury
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competition during Māori
language week. Te Aratai College
is also set to play a hosting role
at next year’s national schools’
competition.
SPORT 11
Big night
for surf
life savers
SURF LIFE saving clubs on
Banks Peninsula have brought
home a raft of national awards.
Sumner’s Sjaan Bowie was
named junior surf coach of
the year at the Surf Life Saving
New Zealand Canterbury
awards of excellence ceremony
at Tūranga on Saturday
night.
Sumner’s William Simmons
took out regional lifeguard of
the year and Lochie Ellison was
named emerging lifeguard of
the year.
Taylor Chamberlain from
Taylors Mistake won the
sportsman of the year title and
Grace Rowland was named
beach instructor of the year.
Taylors Mistake’s open male
board relay team of Taylor
Chamberlain, Flynn Hamilton
and Conor Dempter shared
the Allan Lee team of the year
title in a three-way tie with
South Brighton’s male and
female teams. Riley Stewart
from the Spencer Park club was
named lifeguard of the year.
The SLSNZ national awards of
excellence will take place on
September 23 in Wellington.
• Nailbiter at St Leonards,
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SPORT 13
Nail-biter at St Leonards
• By Jaime Cunningham
SUMNER overcame High
School Old Boys’ 19-16 in a
nail-biting first home game
of the season at St Leonards
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The Wave trailed 13-12 at
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With three wins now under
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The Metro premier side
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TREASURES FROM THE PAST 15
The first electric train through the tunnel at Lyttelton, February 14, 1929. Te Ūaka The
Lyttelton Museum ref. 14985.224 https://www.teuaka.org.nz/online-collection/1136020
Right – Landing one of the electric engines in Lyttelton, 1928. Te Ūaka The Lyttelton
Museum ref. 14985.230 https://www.teuaka.org.nz/online-collection/1136027
Back to the future of electric rail
THE LYTTELTON rail line,
connecting the port town with
the city of Christchurch, has a
long and varied history.
The 2.6 km Moorhouse (later
Lyttelton) Rail Tunnel through
the Port Hills was opened in
1867 and served as a critically
important conduit for both passenger
and freight trains from
the volcanic harbour of Whakaraupō
through to the Waitaha
Canterbury plains.
In the early days of the line,
the steam locomotives ushered
in an era of exponential growth
through the late 1800s for both
the port town, the city, and the
wider Canterbury region.
However, Victorian steam
technology was not without
its challenges, with the
locomotives producing large
amounts of smoke and soot that
accumulated in the Lyttelton
Tunnel. The growth in the
use of the line led to reduced
visibility, increasing breathing
difficulties for passengers and
crews alike, and public criticism
of the outdated ‘smoke and dirt
service’.
By the early 1920s, with the
growing population, a solution
was needed.
In 1925, the Minister of
Railways Gordon Coates
commissioned an investigation
into the potential for
electrification of the suburban
networks in Auckland,
Wellington, Christchurch, and
Dunedin. The report concluded
that, given the high volume of
traffic and the unique challenges
of the Lyttelton Tunnel, the
Christchurch-Lyttelton line
was a prime candidate for
electrification.
Previously, in 1923, the
English Electric Company
had constructed the EO class
electric locomotives operating
on the Otira section of the South
Island’s Midland line, which included
the Otira Tunnel. Similar
to the situation with the Lyttelton
Tunnel, the smoke from
steam locomotives had been a
significant issue that led to the
decision to electrify the line.
English Electric was thus
entrusted with building the new
electric locomotives for the 3ft
6in (1067mm) narrow gauge
Lyttelton line.
Six EC class locomotives were
constructed at the Dick Kerr
works in Lancashire in 1928,
bearing numbers EC7 to EC12.
Mechanically, they were similar
to the earlier EO class but they
were designed with longer
bogies, higher gearing for a top
speed of 85km/h, and more powerful
1188 hp (888 kW) motors.
Their 50 tonne adhesive/gross
weight was especially efficient
in the 1-in-150 slope (0.67% gradient)
of the tunnel ascent from
the port.
The electric rail service was inaugurated
on February 14, 1929
by the Minister for Railways
W.B. Taverner at Christchurch
Railway Station.
The assembled crowd cheered
as the first electric locomotive
left for Lyttelton pulling a fully
loaded train of ‘Midland red’
passenger carriages.
‘Juicing’ through 250 tons of
overhead copper lines between
the city and port – powered by
the Lake Coleridge hydroelectric
station via the new Woolston
substation delivering 1500 volts
DC at 900 amps – the EC class
locomotives capably handled
all freight and passenger duties
from Christchurch to Lyttelton.
Pulling freight trains of up to
610 tonnes and passenger trains,
including the Boat Train, up to
406 tonnes, the service ushered
in a new modern era of clean
electric travel.
By 1967, after almost four
decades in service, the EC class
locomotive fleet was nearing the
end of its serviceable life. Operational
and maintenance costs led
to the decision to decommission
the electric locomotives and
replace them with more modern
diesel counterparts. This change
marked the end of the electric
era on the Lyttelton line, with
the last electric train making its
journey on September 18, 1970.
While EC8 to 12 were
scrapped, EC7 was selected for
preservation, with the Ferrymead-based
Canterbury Railway
Society taking custody of the
locomotive in February 1972.
EC7 became the first operating
heritage electric locomotive in
New Zealand when Ferrymead’s
heritage railway, the country’s
first rail line, was electrified in
November 1988. EC7 still loads
passengers in the same red carriages
at the Ferrymead Park’s
Moorhouse Station to this day.
The shift from Victorian era
steam to electric power was a
significant move that improved
efficiency, safety, and comfort for
both passengers and crew.
Likewise, the transition to diesel
locomotives marked another
important milestone in the history
of the Lyttelton line through
the later 20th century.
In our 21st century, there is
a renewed interest in electric
rail, driven in large part by
environmental concerns
associated with the use of nonrenewable
fossil fuels. Electric
trains powered by hydro or
geothermal energy emit far fewer
greenhouse gases than their
diesel counterparts, and New
Zealand is well-positioned to
take advantage of this trend.
Whether tomorrow’s electric
locomotives are powered by
overhead wires or third-rail
systems – or new technologies
such as battery-powered trains
and hydrogen fuel cells – it is
quite possible we will be going
back to the future of electric rail.
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1. Until I cap OB, it can be used for issue (11)
8. Donnish, perhaps, and extravagantly
romantic (8)
9. Clothing that one may change in one’s
car (4)
10. Have no right to take over authority like
this (5)
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one is nervous (4)
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take on the church (4)
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bleach initially (4)
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wind (5)
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moves (4)
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it (11)
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12. A wide and irrational fear of such grass
(5)
14. Is depressed , seeing such soft stuff (4)
15. Closely examine how poetry might work
(4)
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(5)
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one out (4)
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keep it local
and support businesses in your community
More exciting events at Lyttelton Club 328
SINCE reopening in February under a
new management team, the Lyttelton Club
328 has gone from strength to strength,
attracting record crowds.
“The efforts of our management and
staff are paying off,” said Steve Gallop,
of the new management team. “We’ve
now got a roster of regular entertainment
and a fantastic team running the Club
Restaurant. We have some of the best
and only facilities in Lyttelton including
a TAB pod, gaming room, pool tables,
private function rooms for hire, local area
courtesy van. All packaged up with free
million dollar harbour views!”
So far, May has been an exciting month
for The Lyttelton Club 328. Sunday’s
Mother’s Day Brunch was a huge hit,
and it’s not over yet with a couple more
exciting events coming up. Be sure to save
these dates in your calendar, and go down
to be part of the fun!
Cocktail Night
Now here’s something new and exciting
at the Lyttelton Club: Cocktails!
Back to the 80s Party with the DnD Trio
Have your
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Let me help you decide on either a classic or
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Plus Artwork, Books, Barometers, Models
and Cards.
The talented Zac has created a Cocktail
menu to please most taste buds and is set
to deliver a night to remember. Based on
the popularity of Cocktails at their recent
1980s Theme Party with the DnD Trio –
Zac and the team believe you’re going love
being at the Club on Saturday 20 May for a
great night out that includes live music by
Tracy Rockhouse.
Pink Ribbon Brunch
Sinhey’ll be wrapping up
May on Sunday 28 with their
annual Pink Ribbon Brunch,
fundraising for Breast Cancer
Foundation New Zealand.
Tickets $35.00 per person.
Price includes a scrumptious
buffet breakfast prepared by
Steve, Dan and the talented
kitchen team; a free glass of
bubbles, mimosa or orange
juice on arrival; live music
and a donation toward Breast Cancer
Foundation New Zealand.
Delicious meals for all the family
Since taking over the Club
Restaurant in March, Chef Steve
Brice has seen an increase in repeat
and regular diners.
“Our aim was to offer a selection
of delicious meals for all the family,
and I believe we have achieved just
that,” said Chef Steve.
Delivering affordable dining
Still Life With Flowers by Andrey Morozov
highlighting the
freshest of locally
sourced produce, the
menu has something to
suit everyone.
Cooked to
perfection, the Roast
Carvery, with a choice
of Beef, Pork and
Chicken, is served with roast potatoes
and steamed greens. Priced at Just $20 per
adult it is exceptional value.
A selection of light meals includes Chef
Steve’s signature Seafood Chowder, as well
as his iconic Ploughman’s Platters.
Mains are very competitively priced
ranging $16.50 for ocean Fresh Mussels in
the shell, steamed in white wine and garlic
and served with garlic bread, through to
$26 for a succulent Ribeye Steak cooked
to your liking, served with salad and fries
Assistant Chef Dan &
Head Chef Steve
Vintage Blue smooth Sunday jazz with stunning harbour views
WOMENS
COMFY WINTER
CASUALS
Gemma
and many
more
and a choice of Mushroom Sauce or Garlic
Butter.
And for kiddies’ rumbling tums, a
Kids’ Platter with Slido Burger, Fish Bites,
Chicken Bites, fries, fruit and a chocolate
treat for only $12.
The Restaurant is open Thursday and
Friday from 5pm to 9pm, Saturday from
2pm to 9pm, and Sunday from 12 noon to
8pm.
Looking ahead to June
Another ‘back by popular demand’,
The DnD Trio returns with a mix of your
favourite tunes on Saturday 5th June.
And here’s another one to mark on the
calendar... The Lyttelton Club turns 150
and is celebrating with a gala weekend
Friday 23rd to Sunday 25th June. More
details to come!
The Lyttelton Club 328, 23 Dublin St,
Lyttelton. Phone 03 328 8740
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You may have noticed that your local SuperValue Lyttelton store
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can’t wait to share it with you. We know you’re going to love it.
We’ll be revealing our fresh new store on Tuesday 23rd May.
Until then it’s business as usual so please continue to pop in
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We apologise for any inconvenience this causes, but we promise
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store soon!
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26 Bay Harbour News Wednesday May 17 2023
79A PORT HILLS ROAD | HEATHCOTE
ENQUIRIES OVER $749,000
This stunning three bedroom HOME, located in arguably one of the most desired areas in Christchurch, is now
ready for its new owner to enjoy for years to come. Whether you’re an entertainer or a keen gardener – 79a Port
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The kitchen, dining, and main living spaces are filled with natural light, and the open-plan layout highlights the
functional floor plan. With all the necessary work completed, you can now fully appreciate the home’s many
wonderful features. A north facing deck provides a great space to unwind and enjoy a brew with friends & family.
Location wise could not get much better. You have the sought-after local school and pre-school all minutes away.
You are only 6 minutes from Lyttelton, and due to the main ring roads, you are only 10 minutes away from the
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If you’re looking for a life full of convenience and a lifestyle second to none, drop what you’re doing and call Kurt
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027 465 6797
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Wednesday May 17 2023 Bay Harbour News 27
83 MAJOR HORNBROOK ROAD
MOUNT PLEASANT
AUCTION:12PM, 27 MAY 2023, ONSITE
(UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)
Designed by AO Architecture with a
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this one-of-a-kind family HOME has all
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5 BED 2.5 BATH 4 CAR + SLEEP OUT
1c/66 ARMAGH STREET | CITY
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021 156 5884
eddie@homechch.co.nz
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237 MARINE PARADE | NEW BRIGHTON
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HOMES FOR SALE
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ENQUIRIES OVER $1,250,000
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