Bay Harbour: June 07, 2023

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• By Jaime Cunningham
FOR THE third time this
season, Sumner will have the
opportunity to get their hands
on the DCL Shield – this time
against table-leaders University
on Saturday.
Coming off the back of a
rest week following their 47-36
comeback win over thirdplaced
Lincoln University, the
Wave have the chance to climb
into the top four of the Metro
Premier competition with a
win in round eight.
The Wave have already
challenged the shield in round
one against Linwood (24-20
loss) and in round four against
Marist Albion (40-20).
Although beating University
at home will be a challenging
feat, Sumner head coach
Gareth D’almeida is primarily
focused on the improvement of
his team.
“Each opposition is different,
but it’s more about us than any
opposition,” he said.
“The most exciting thing is to
for Sumner?
improve and as a team,
you want to get better each
week.”
With four round robin games
remaining, Sumner sit sixth
with 21 points – just three
behind third-placed Lincoln
University (24).
But D’almeida believes his
team’s best is yet to come.
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“Our main focus is the
second round. Whatever
way we can get through is
fine.”
• Turn to page 10
Author
joins
Order
of Merit
• By Heidi Slade
A HEATHCOTE Valley book
editor and author has become
a member of the New Zealand
Order of Merit.
The King’s
Birthday Honour
was for Anna
Rogers’ services to
literature.
It is given for
meritorious service
to the Crown
and nation or
for distinguished
contributions.
Anna
Rogers
Currently working as a freelance
book editor from her Heathcote
Valley home, Rogers said the
award feels strange.
“The thing about editing is that
no one sees the work,” she said.
“It’s a back-room job. It feels
quite strange to be out of the backroom.”
As the author of more than 10
books, Rogers is most proud of
writing, With Them Through
Hell, which was shortlisted in the
2019 Ockham New Zealand Book
Awards. •Turn to page 4
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• By Tony Simons
THE CITY council says it will forge
ahead with a multi-million dollar
planning process enabling more
housing density in Christchurch.
This is despite National withdrawing
support for the bi-partisan legislation
mandating intensification across
the country.
The consultation and hearings process
around Plan Change 14 is budgeted
to cost Christchurch ratepayers
$2.8 million.
Submissions closed recently and
city council staff are now sorting and
categorising them, ready for the next
stage of the process.
About 900 submission were
received, of which 87 per cent came
from individuals, with the rest from
organisations. They are scheduled
to be considered by an Independent
Hearings Panel in October and November,
after the general election.
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the government, city council head of
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“Any pause of the hearings would
mean council couldn’t meet statutory
timeframes set by the Government
in the Resource Management Act. If
there is a law change, council would
consider its options at the time.”
National has announced it intends
to reverse its policy on mandatory
medium density. Leader Christopher
Luxon said the party got it wrong. It
announced late last month it will give
councils the choice of opting out and
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At the heart of Budget 2023 is a cost
of living package designed to ease the
pressure on households. I’ve been out
and about making sure people in Banks
Peninsula hear about this support and I
wanted to share a bit more information
here too.
In a nutshell, the Budget provides
practical support across childcare,
healthcare, transport and power bills. For
instance, we’re helping with health costs
by removing prescription charges for
medicines. Removing the $5 co-payment
will mean that around three million
Kiwis will no longer have to worry about
the costs of collecting their medication.
This will make a real difference for many
households, particularly older adults and
those who have multiple prescriptions to
fill on a regular basis.
Another way we can support parents with
young children is to extend 20 hours ECE
to two-year-olds, adding to the existing
three- to five-year-olds. This will be a
major saving for whānau and will reduce
barriers for working parents to take on
more hours if they can.
With Budget 2023, we’re also extending
our Healthy School Lunches programme
which delivers over a million free lunches
to students each week. For families with
two children, it’s estimated the scheme
saves, on average, $60 per week.
To help with transport costs, we’re
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ferries for children aged 5 to 12 and halfprice
discounts for all passengers aged
13 to 24 from July this year. Free fares for
kids under 13 could see savings of $30 a
week for whānau with two children.
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popular Winter Energy Payment.
Cost of living pressures are being felt
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and rebuilding following the recent
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Police close in on youths
behind smash and grab
• By Daniel Alvey
POLICE HAVE appear to be
closer to catching the youths
who smashed their way into the
Sumner Metro Mart.
The shop’s owner and Retail
NZ chief executive Greg Hanford
criticised the investigation after
police took 10 days to review
CCTV footage of the break-in.
It showed the faces of two of the
four youths who broke into the
Wakefield Ave store on May 13,
stealing mostly vaping products.
A police spokesperson said
officers are following “positive
lines of inquiry” after reviewing
the footage. Police yesterday
would not say what the lines of
inquiry were or whether they had
spoken to any people of interest.
The owner of the store has
applied for the Government’s
$4000 fog cannon subsidy.
Last week another $11 million
was added to the scheme to meet
the increase in demand.
Of the 1664 subsidy
applications approved since
February, 584 fog cannons
have been installed and the
Government said a further 3350
will be subsidised by the end of
the year.
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Heathcote Valley residents will
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and security concerns at a
community meeting with police
and Neighbourhood Support
representatives next Wednesday.
The Heathcote Valley Community
Association Committee will
host the meeting at 7.30pm at
the community centre on Bridle
Path Rd. City councillor Sara
Templeton and community patrol
members will also attend. For
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relies on community donations
to continue helping children and
families in need. To donate, visit
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Author most proud of
WW1 centenary book
•From page 1
“[Being shortlisted was] a really, really
good experience,” she said.
The book tells the stories of New
Zealand medical personnel during World
War 1.
“For the centenary of the First
World War, a number of histories were
commissioned on various topics and I
got the job of writing the volume on the
medical services during the war,” Rogers
said.
This included doctors, nurses, medics,
stretcher-bearers, masseurs and also
veterinarians who looked after war
horses.
The book took two years to write and
involved a large amount of research,
collecting illustrations, first-hand
accounts and other information, she said.
Rogers said her interest in history and
non-fiction comes from thinking about
how things came to be.
“You write of your place and from your
place,” she said.
“I’m just interested in how we got to be
where we are.”
When Rogers looks back over her
years in the book business, she recalls
the good friends she has made such as
New Zealand writer and novelist Owen
Marshall.
Rogers has edited Marshall’s work
for some time, including his short story
collection Return to Harikoa Bay and
novel Harlequin Rex.
ACCOMPLISHED: Anna Rogers’
book, With Them Through Hell, was
a finalist in the general
non-fiction category of the 2019
Ockham New Zealand Book
Awards.
But she is looking to write more of her
own work. “As an editor, you’re obviously
working on other people’s work,” Rogers
said.
“I’ll still keep doing editing and I’d like
to do some writing too. I Certainly love
doing it.”
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NEWS 5
• By Tony Simons
A PROPERTY developer, who
was banned from directing or
managing companies for fourand-a
half years, is associated with
a new subdivision in Redcliffs.
Timothy Robert Archibald, who
has previously been bankrupt,
may soon be involved with the
new 19-section
subdivision at
McCormacks Bay
near the bottom
of Glenstrae Rd.
In 2018
Archibald was
banned by the
Timothy
Archibald
NZ Companies
Office for acting
recklessly with
respect to the
management of three failed
companies, which had bought
property in Lyttelton, owing
creditors hundreds of thousands
of dollars.
The ban ended in April but
not before an Archibald family
company, Gaba Holdings Ltd,
which has wife Belinda and son
Guy as sole directors, sought
approval to build the subdivision.
The resource consent
application is dated September
2021 and the company contact/
trustee named on the application
is Tim Archibald.
Belinda said her husband’s
name and phone number were
Businessman back after ban
PROJECT: The location of the planned Gaba Holdings
Ltd subdivision looking towards Glenstrae Rd, with
McCormacks Bay in the distance.
put on the consent application
by mistake by a resource
management consultant acting for
the company.
When banning Archibald,
deputy registrar of companies
Peter Barker said at the time
“[he] gave no consideration to the
interests of the companies or their
creditors and did not understand
the nature of transactions
between related companies [and]
the mismanagement was at a basic
and fundamental level.
“I consider Mr Archibald poses
a serious risk to the public.”
Since the ban was imposed
Archibald has continued to
promote himself on his Facebook
page, Tim Archibald Property
Developer, posting tips on real
estate and property investment.
Archibald told Bay Harbour
News the Gaba Holdings’
subdivision would be built on
family land and a consent was in
process. He said all the sections
will be residential sites.
Asked if he was looking after
the project for the company, he
said: “Yes, I will be, once we see
what the council approves and
where we go with it, but I am not a
director with the company, just a
family member.”
When asked about his ban
he said: “Really I don’t want to
go down this track or make any
comment. This is a bit of an unfair
phone call really.”
He then passed the phone to
Belinda. She said her husband has
not been involved with running
Gaba Holdings Ltd in any way.
Said Belinda: “Tim has nothing
to do with running or managing
the company but has just been
helping the family out.”
When approached, the resource
management consultant told
Bay Harbour News: “It seems
one of us has made a mistake
(of putting Archibald on the
application) because all the old
plans and correspondence have
got Gaba Holdings on them, but
I don’t know that I made it. My
instructions have all come from
Bindi [Belinda].”
The consultant said he told the
company which prepared and
signed the consent application
that Archibald represented Gaba
Holdings Ltd when “it should
have been Bindi”.
“I co-ordinated the consultants
to do the consent, but I didn’t
prepare it,” he said.
The principal surveyor for the
consultant company confirmed
to Bay Harbour News it had
prepared and signed the consent
application.
“In regard to that subdivision,
we can’t discuss clients as that is
not something we can do if we
want to keep clients,” he said.
A city council spokesperson
said the consent application is on
hold pending further information
on geotechnical matters and
whether or not notification
is required. An initial report
by TerraForma Geotechnical
identified multiple hazards on
the Glenstrae Rd site, including
erosion, rockfall and instability.
However, it said design measures
could be put in place to mitigate
the risks involved.
Ministry of Business, Innovation
and Employment manager,
integrity and enforcement, Vanessa
Cook, confirmed the ban
on Archibald prevented him
from being a company director or
participating in the management
of any company. It was imposed
because he was involved in the
management of two or more
companies that failed within a
five-year period; and he managed
those companies in a manner that
made him responsible for their
failure.
Said Cook: “Should there be any
information regarding Mr Archibald
breaching the provisions of
his prohibition, complaints can be
lodged with MBIE’s integrity and
enforcement team via the Companies
Office website.
“The integrity and enforcement
team does not comment on
ongoing assessments.”
A company search shows
Archibald has been a director
of 41 companies since 1983. The
records show he was removed as a
director from all of them.
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NEWS 7
Clubhouse future over to community
• By Heidi Slade
A WATER-SPORTS education
centre or a cafe are two of more
than 50 ideas for how a historic
yacht and motorboat clubhouse
could be re-purposed for
community use.
The Governors Bay Jetty
Restoration Trust was granted
resource consent in March
to build a platform for the
clubhouse and move it beside the
Governors Bay jetty, from where
it is currently being stored by the
Lyttelton Port Company.
The trust wants to restore
the 100-year-old building, and
has held a second community
workshop to help brainstorm
ideas.
Trust secretary Louisa Eades
said a lot of the ideas, while
different, are complementary.
“For example, a training room
for water safety can also be
used as a classroom for visiting
schools and a space to hold
workshops,” she said.
“The next steps are for the trust
to go through all the ideas and
put together a business case so
that we have a clear description
of the strengths, weaknesses,
opportunities and threats for the
repurposed building, and a plan
for how we will manage it.”
The trust hopes to start
working on a draft business case
over the coming months, which
IDEAS: The Governors Bay Jetty Restoration Trust has held the second of two community
workshops on how to repurpose the old yacht and motorboat clubhouse.
will help guide its decisions,
Eades said.
“We are really keen for
whoever is interested to be part
of the conversation, as ultimately
the community is going to be the
users of the building.”
The community’s ideas
will inform the design of the
platform and the restoration of
the historic building, which was
originally the Canterbury Yacht
and Motor Boat Association
clubhouse.
“It’s great to see the amount
of interest and enthusiasm there
is for this project, not just at
the workshops but through our
conversations and interactions
with different people around Te
Whakaraupō, Lyttelton Harbour
and bays,” said Eades.
“Someone described this
project as ‘giving meaning to
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She said the workshop brought
up ideas she had not thought of
before, like using the clubhouse
as an assembly place for walking
tours.
“These walking tours are
very popular among people in
Christchurch, who are often
delighted to discover that they
have such an amazing area in
their backyard.”
While Eades does not know
exactly when the clubhouse will
be moved to Governors Bay, she
is optimistic.
“I’m always an optimist, but I
would like to have the platform
built and the building moved
within the next year so that it’s
not taking up Lyttelton Port
Company’s storage area and we
can start working on it.
“Once it has been moved, work
can happen over time, as money
and volunteers’ availability
allow,” she said.
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Ben Broomhall,
aims to
promote Māori
business and
culture as part
of the Young
Enterprise
Scheme.
Weaving together culture and people
TE ARATAI College students
Destiny Martin and Ben
Broomhall, both 17, have a
simple mission: To inspire and
promote Māori business, giving
people a greater understanding
of Māori culture.
They have set up a company
called Raranga Kite. Destiny,
who is the chief exective, said
she saw a gap in the market and
wanted a way to inspire young
Māori. Her team came up with
harakeke baskets as packaging
for traditional Māori treasures.
“What makes our product
more unique than traditional
gift baskets is that it reinforces
other aspects of my culture,
by implementing taonga such
as wood and bone carvings,
pounamu and feathers into every
basket,” she said.
“He raranga o te iwi – to weave
together the people, no matter
your background, culture, or
religion.”
Raranga means to weave, and
kite means basket, so to weave
the basket. Harakeke is the
flax used in traditional Māori
weaving.
Ben is the company’s finance
director. He wanted to expand
Ben
Broomhall
his knowledge
of both business
and Māori
culture in
Christchurch.
Competing
in the Young
Enterprise
Scheme, which
gives teenagers
practical business
experience, Destiny and Ben
drew on their backgrounds and
experience to come up with the
innovative business idea.
Staying true to its mission
Raranga Kite recently partnered
with another small Christchurch
business, Sacred Aroma, which
uses kawakawa (pepper tree, a
traditional Māori medicine) as a
key ingredient in their lip
balms.
The team has surveyed
potential customers from the
tourism market, but hope to
find a niche with corporate
customers as well. Feedback
from the tourism market was
overwhelmingly positive, with
customers happy to pay a
premium for the product.
Te Aratai College business
teacher Lukas Davidson said the
college wanted
to encourage
students to
explore their
language,
identity and
culture.
“Destiny as a
Māori learner
has found a way
to affirm her
Lukas
Davidson
culture whilst creating a unique
business idea,” he said.
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• From page 1
This season, the finals format
for the premier competition
is slightly different, with eight
teams progressing instead of six.
The top four play qualifying
finals and have an extra ‘life’ if
they lose, while teams placed
fifth to eighth play each other in
elimination finals before taking
on the losers of the qualifying
finals.
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and failed to make any of the
premiership finals. However, they
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the plate final against University,
which they lost 39-19.
With remaining games against
Christchurch, New Brighton and
Burnside following round eight,
the Wave will be after as many
wins and bonus points as possible
to make the top four.
Gaining the DCL Shield may
not be the top priority for the
Wave, but D’almeida said the
silverware is a second incentive
for the team this week.
“When you’ve got those extra
things, it adds a bit of flavour.”
• Sumner take on University at
Ilam Fields at 3pm.

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Wednesday June 7 2023 Bay Harbour News
TREASURES FROM THE PAST 13
The last ‘barque from the north’
THE PAMIR was a four-masted,
steel-hulled, 3020-tonne barque,
built in 1905 at the Blohm and
Voss shipyards in Hamburg for
shipping company F. Laeisz. One
of 10 sister ships in their Flying-P
Liner class, she was 114.5m long
with a 14m beam and a draught
of 7.25m. Her early career as a
merchant sailing ship entailed
eight journeys carrying nitrate
from Chile to Germany. With
an average cruising speed of
8-9, knots she could achieve a
commendable 16 knots in the
right conditions.
Post WW1, the Pamir was
taken as war reparation by Italy
in 1920; in 1924 her original
company bought her back and
she returned to service in the
nitrate trade.
During WW2, she was seized
as a war prize by the New Zealand
Government while in Wellington
Harbour in August 1941.
She made 10 commercial voyages
under the New Zealand flag for
the Union Steamship Company,
during which time Ōhinehou
Lyttelton’s own Captain Champion,
Harbour Board pilot and
Harbourmaster from 1950-1967,
commanded the vessel for several
Pacific voyages during 1944-1945.
In 1948, the Pamir was
purchased by Finnish shipping
magnate Gustaf Erikson, joining
his company’s numerous other
windjammers on the grain route
from Australia to England. In the
1932 ‘grain race’ she shared first
place with another of Erikson’s
vessels, the Parma, with a 103-
day trip around Cape Horn.
In July 1949, she was the last
commercial sailing ship to traverse
the Horn, taking 128 days
under lower top sails from Port
Victoria, Australia to Falmouth,
United Kingdom.
In 1951, no longer regarded
as economically viable by her
owners, the Pamir was destined
to be scrapped. While under
tow to an Antwerp shipbreaking
yard, in the nick of time she
was purchased by German ship
owner Heinz Schliewen, who
had sailed on her in the 1920s.
Refitted for the dual purposes of
carrying modern cargo and as a
training vessel, she continued to
ply the waters between Europe
and South America, albeit never
again via Cape Horn.
This beautiful vessel came to
a tragic end in 1957 when she
sank in the Azores in the Atlantic
with the loss of 80 lives. She had
been reported to be in a failing
state of repair with leaking decks
The training ship, Pamir, in
June 1956.
Te Ūaka The Lyttelton
Museum ref 11308.1
https://www.teuaka.org.nz/
online-collection/1131748
Five men, pulling ropes on
deck of the Pamir.
Te Ūaka The Lyttelton
Museum ref 6172.1
https://www.teuaka.org.nz/
online-collection/100898
and significant corrosion, but
had nevertheless been certified
to continue sailing. The sudden
onslaught of Hurricane Carrie
with the ship under a full complement
of sail, and with a load of
barley not properly trimmed (i.e.
correctly stored in the hold to
avoid cargo moving), caused her
to list violently.
• Turn to page 14

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14
TREASURES FROM THE PAST
Do you know who made this
Charitable Trust
DRIVER EDUCATION
commemorative Pamir tray?
• From page 13
The perilous shifting of the
grain load was exacerbated
by the fact that her ballast
tanks had inadvisedly been
filled with barley and could
thus not be flooded to correct
her treacherous angle. With
her portside under water,
all of the lifeboats could not
be deployed before her final
submission to the huge waves.
The US Coastguard
conducted a nine-day search
but only six of the 86 crew
were rescued from two
lifeboats. These men reported
that many of their fellow crew
did reach lifeboats in the last
moments before the ship
sank, but did not survive the
ensuing hours and days.
Among her other claims
to fame, in 1946 the Pamir
was the last square rigged
sailing ship to visit Ōhinehou
Painting
of the
Pamir on
wooden
tray, made
aboard the
Pamir.
Te
Ūaka The
Lyttelton
Museum ref
14524.1
https://
www.
teuaka.org.
nz/onlinecollection/
1135254
Lyttelton – on that occasion
flags on the Lyttelton
Timeball Station flagpole read
‘Barque from the North’ for
the last time. On board was
Malcolm Pearson who had
joined the Pamir’s crew as
deck boy in October 1946.
Now resident in Diamond
Harbour he is known as the
last surviving ‘Cape Horner’,
having sailed around the
Horn on the Pamir in October
1947 carrying a full cargo of
tallow, hides and wool.
Much admired by many
who saw or sailed on her, the
Pamir has been immortalised
in numerous images, and
in this hand carved and
painted tray from Te Ūaka
The Lyttelton Museum’s
collection.
We would love to hear if
anyone knows the maker of
this fine piece of handcraft
commemorating a remarkable
ship.
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The new Firearms
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Register your firearms and help make New Zealand safer.
Registry goes live on
24 June 2023
New Zealand will have a firearms registry
from 24 June 2023. If you’re a firearms
licence holder, you’ll be required to provide
information about your firearms or arms
items from this date.
The Registry will help us make New Zealand
safer. It will give licence holders more
confidence when buying or selling firearms,
as the Registry will let you know if you’re
dealing with a current licence holder and if the
firearm has been reported stolen.
The Registry is one of the ways we’re
strengthening how we manage firearms in
New Zealand. With responsible firearms licence
holders doing the right thing and filling in the
Registry, it will help keep track of legally owned
firearms and help prevent their transfer to
those who use them for criminal purposes.
You can register your firearms
or arms items on our website
at any time. Just click on
MyFirearms, the private and
secure portal that houses the
Registry. Otherwise our Registry
and Services team will
be available by phone to help
during business hours.
You have 5 years until 24 June 2028 to register your firearms. However there are some
circumstances where you are required to provide information for the Registry in a shorter time
frame. These are referred to in the Arms Amendment Regulations as ‘activating circumstances’.
It’s up to you to keep your information up to date. You can find information on these
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Applying for
or renewing
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endorsement
Notifying us of
a change in
circumstances,
such as a change
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Loss, theft
or destruction
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Selling, hiring,
purchasing or
receiving a
firearm
Importing,
exporting or
manufacturing
a firearm or
ammunition
If you’re subject to
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Non-prohibited firearms
including Specially
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Restricted weapons
Pistols
Major parts
Prohibited firearms
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PUZZLES 17
CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8
9 10 11
12 13 14
15 16 17 18
19 20 21
9/6
Across
2. It’s hardly used to strike a light (5)
5. Put the question as to what a model will
do (4)
7. Blue conversation gets a black mark (4)
8. Will flood let Aunt dine out? (8)
9. Grabbed chest, and twisted it (8)
11. By holding party back, found the corpse
(4)
12. Condensing of something takes steady
application of the mind (13)
15. A fortified wine left for the matelot (4)
17. Chap sure set out to buy things (8)
19. Is uncommunicative, it having returned in
the not-long-ago (8)
21. How to dispose of 11 Across to the east
of Bolton (4)
22. It doesn’t sound strong for a sennight (4)
23. It is the drink that makes one fat (5)
Down
1. To me, it may be about people given as a
keepsake (7)
2. It is suitable if it turns up on time (3)
3. Whiskey, spelt like that, in the chair is his
(5)
4. Speak very loudly in the end, hurt though
it may (7)
5. Run softly, and get something to make
notes on (3)
6 When full up, seat may be given to old
copper (5)
10. Act it out without a word being spoken (5)
11. Badly executed job by the one and the
other includes carbon (5)
13. Children who may have risen very quietly
inside (7)
14. Watch former schoolfellow do his time (7)
16. An over-fat entry in these books is shown
up (5)
18. Proportion of a scull it held up (5)
20. Some shirkers will annoy one (3)
21. A night-flier, or a night-watchman
perhaps (3)
SUDOKU
Fill the grid so that every column, every row and 3x3
box contains the digits 1 to 9.
22 23
QUICK CROSSWORD
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8
9 10
11 12 13
14 15
16
17 18 19
20
21 22 23
24 25
Across
1. Actor’s notes (6)
4. Bind to (6)
9. Scallywag (5)
10. Improvement (7)
11. Up to the minute (7)
13. Defrost (4)
14. Melodramatics (11)
17. Sweetheart (4)
18. Irish girl (7)
21. Disgraceful event (7)
22. Bid (5)
24. Dismal, dull (6)
25. Close-fitting hat (6)
Down
1. Hit hard (6)
2. Mat (3)
3. Component (5)
5. Screw in (7)
6. Snowy landslide (9)
7. Pay attention (4)
8. Performers taking a
bow (7,4)
12. Say again (9)
15. Noisy weather
occurrence (7)
16. False (6)
19. Slack (5)
20. Exploited (4)
23. Flipper (3)
CODECRACKER
QUICK CROSSWORD
Across: 1. Script, 4. Attach, 9. Rogue, 10. Upgrade, 11. Current, 13.
Thaw, 14. Histrionics, 17. Beau, 18. Colleen, 21. Scandal, 22. Offer, 24.
Dreary, 25. Beanie.
Down: 1. Struck, 2. Rug, 3. Piece, 5. Tighten, 6. Avalanche, 7. Heed, 8.
Curtain call, 12. Reiterate, 15. Thunder, 16. Untrue, 19. Loose, 20. Used,
23. Fin.
CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
Across: 2. Flint 5. Pose 7. Smut 8. Inundate 9. Snatched 11. Body 12.
Concentration 15. Port 17. Purchase 19. Reticent 21. Bury 22. Week 23.
Stout.
Down: 1. Memento 2. Fit 3. Irish 4. Thunder 5. Pad 6. Sated 10. Tacit11.
Botch 13. Nippers 14. Observe 16. Obese 18. Ratio 20. Irk 21. Bat.
TARGET
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capper carp crap crape kappa
pace pacer pack packer papa
paper PAPERBACK para pare
park parka peak pear peck perk
prep rape reap recap repack
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Excellent 24+
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As Is Where Is
Auction: Thurs. 22 June 11am
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2 bedrooms, 1 living, 1 bathroom,
www.rwferrymead.co.nz/OPA30475
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Tales have been told on Ticehurst Road for
over 140 years. This wee cottage has sat here
listening for most of that.
For reasons we're all fed up talking about,
Lyttelton has lost many of its historic character
buildings. This one is not going anywhere.
You don't need to bowl it over and start again.
There is a lot to appreciate in this home.
Repair it; you don't need to replace it.
The cottage is 80 square meters and has a
practical layout that allows you to live comfortably.
Modernising the kitchen and bathroom
would be money and time well spent.
230 Square meter section has plenty of outdoor
useable living space. A bit of hard graft
will return the garden to its former glory; the
bones are there.
From the garden, there's also a sneaky wee
secret path that gets you to town in minutes.
It comes with the trade mark incredible
Lyttelton views.
'I wish I didn't buy that house in Lyttelton 10
years ago.' said no one ever.
This 'as is where is' will not disappoint.
NEW
LISTING
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M.021 832 203
Office: (03) 384 4179
Ray White Ferrymead
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T-Roc R adds to VW’s performance line-up
GET IN QUICK is my advice.
That is if you want a performance
car with a high output
internal combustion engine. The
automotive world is changing
quickly, hybrids, electric vehicles
and models with low emission
engines will soon dominate the
global new car market.
I was watching one of my
favourite motoring programmes
on Sky the other night and the
reference was there’s already a
huge shift away from high output
engines in the marketplace.
At least for the time being,
Volkswagen is catering for those
who want power and performance
and in a stand out package. Sure,
there’s the quintessential Golf
GTi, but Volkswagen is marketing
heavily the R series of performance
models – Golf R, Tiguan
R and now T-Roc. I’ve driven all
three in recent months and this
evaluation focuses on the T-Roc R
(R meaning Race).
The T-Roc sits in the smaller
side of the sport utility vehicle
range, it’s sort of a crossover really,
but what it lacks in stature it certainly
makes up for in practicality
and honesty, it will easily cater for
the small family and has already
established itself as a success in the
global marketplace.
The T-Roc here is priced from
$43,490, there are four models
(including the R), the latter sits
at $71,990, which if you stack
it beside other performance
hatchbacks and sedans around
the same size it’s competitive, but
bear in mind the Government will
also have its hand out for a $1660
fee to subsidise low emission
vehicles.
True to its R stablemates, the
T-Roc gets a 2-litre turbocharged
engine. I mentioned the Golf GTi,
well, the R series engines in all
three variants get a similar engine
as the GTi but with even greater
power outputs.
In R form the four-cylinder unit
has power outputs of 221kW and
400Nm and, what’s more, they
are achieved comprehensively
across the rev band, Volkswagen
lists5300 to 6500rpm for peak
delivery of power with maximum
torque almost meeting that from
2000 to 5200rpm, such are the
specific outputs that there is no
power drop off at any point from
idle to the redline.
And that is the secret to the
R series cars, the engine is an
absolute belter with a strong midrange
surge and dynamics which
encourage vigorous throttle use.
That’s because this engine has
sound, I’m not saying it is noisy, it’s
not, but it does emit shrieks and
howls under urgency that is a joy
to listen to. Add in the subdued
bark from the exhaust and you
have a car that from both ends
BOLD: Big wheels and brakes provide a solid handling and
performance package.
VOLKSWAGEN T-ROC R: Compact sport utility vehicle with a huge emphasis on sport.
tempts the driver to muster in
acceleration.
On that subject, Volkswagen
claim a 4.9sec time to make
100km/h and the T-Roc R will
also lunge through a highway
overtake in 4sec.
As I mentioned in my introduction,
engines such as this just
simply won’t fit with laws and
environment protocols in years
to come, how that all plays out I
don’t know, but I can report that
Volkswagen has done well to make
this engine so feisty but reasonably
fuel efficient. It also lists a 9.3-litre
per 100km/h combined cycle
average.
During my testing time I
explored the engine’s potential on
many an occasion, but I took the
evaluation car back to the dealership
showing a 10l/100km readout
that I didn’t think was too bad. At
100km/h an instantaneous reading
of 6.1l/100km is achievable, the
engine quite subdued turning over
at just 1800rpm. Of course, at that
speed it is waiting to be unleashed,
and any throttle provocation will
send the revs soaring.
Drive is channelled to all four
corners using Volkswagen’s 4-Motion
system, the transmission is
a seven-speed direct shift system
which you simply treat like any
automatic. As you would expect,
there are paddle shifters on the
T-Roc, and if you still like to hang
onto a gearshift, manual changes
• Price – Volkswagen T-Roc
R, $71,990
• Dimensions – Length,
4236mm; width, 1819mm;
height, 1559mm
• Configuration – Fourcylinder,
four-wheel-drive,
1984cc, 221kW, 400Nm,
seven-speed direct shift
automatic
• Performance –
0-100km/h, 4.9sec
• Fuel usage – 9.3l/100km
can also be carried out at the main
shifter itself.
When I refer to the entire
Volkswagen R series models as
being race ready, well, effectively
they are. Sure, you can’t go to a
track and start racing, but you can
have a decent amount of fun in
a closed circuit situation because
the T-Roc R has functions and
systems
that encourage track use and
drifting.
Unfortunately, I’ve never had
any of the R series models in that
environment but I can tell you that
on the open road the T-Roc R is
an absolute dynamo and will haul
in dizzy speeds with absolute ease.
On my favourite open road routes
it blasted through the tricky tight
stuff with assurance and composure.
It sits tightly on the road and
steers directly on its low profile
Continental performance rubber
(235/40 x 19in). With the low
profile tyres and firm suspension
you constantly know you are
driving a performance model,
but the big bonus is the onboard
ride is still compliant, occupants
aren’t jolted when ruts and
road ripples arrive, while body
movement over the suspension is
negligible.
Hot hatchback buyers are spoilt
for choice with a plethora of
lively yet functional performance
models scattered freely across
several brands in New Zealand.
Volkswagen has not made a choice
easy, choosing between any of
the three R variants would simply
come down to the practical aspect
of what each delivers.
For me, I’d be hard pressed
to go past the Tiguan R, even
in standard form it’s long been
a favourite; however, the T-Roc
delivers much the same feel and
it also has the benefit of a sizeable
load area.
However, it’s what’s at the
other end that makes the R
models so special, let’s hope
that Volkswagen (and other car
makers) can continue building
their performance engines for
many years to come. I know that’s
a difficult ask when the world is
demanding lower emissions to
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26 Bay Harbour News Wednesday June 7 2023
COASTAL AUCTION
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Coastal Luxury and Unparalleled Views
6 Whiterock Lane, Sumner
4 bedrooms, 1 living, 1 dining, 2 bathrooms, 2 car garaging
Nestled alongside a serene reserve with unobstructed views across sumner
Beach to the distant Kaikoura ranges and Pegasus Bay, this 2017-built property
guarantees privacy and tranquillity. Offering four bedrooms and two bathrooms
over an expansive approx 212m 2 , discover a haven for families and professional
buyers seeking an extraordinary lifestyle.
Thoughtful design and attention to detail combine with spacious open-plan living
and dining to create an inviting atmosphere for relaxation and entertainment
with easy access to the dual decks for sheltered alfresco living. Engineered timber
flooring adds elegance, while the on-trend monochromatic kitchen steals the
show; featuring ample storage and a butler’s pantry with dual sinks, this kitchen is
a dream come true for the culinary enthusiast.
spanning an enormous approx 2214m 2 , the grounds are exceptional, with an
entertaining zone that includes rare expansive flat lawn spaces and a conversation
fire pit area that adds a touch of warmth, while the established planting frames the
grounds.
Contact us to arrange a viewing and experience the true essence of upscale
coastal living.
Open Homes: Wednesday 1:00-1:30pm, saturday 1:00-1:30pm and
sunday 12:00-12:30pm
Auction: Coastal Auction series Wednesday 14 June from 5:00pm
(unless brought forward)
www.rwferrymead.co.nz/OPA30496
Simon and Paula Standeven
No.1 sales Consultants
2017 - 2022
M. 0274 304 691
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COASTAL AUCTION SERIES
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Simplicity Leads to an Easy Life
61 Oxford Street, Lyttelton
3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 kitchen/dining, 1 living 2 car garaging
A perfect balance of convenience and comfort makes living easy.
Well-maintained two-level property with upstairs living and dining.
The downstairs rooms are currently home offices, with one having access to its
own sheltered private deck in a well-established garden. The main bedroom has a
fitted wardrobe and ensuite and has access to a deck overlooking the back garden.
A double garage with internal access allows lots of room for storage, including a
separate laundry area.
• 3 Bedrooms, 2 down and 1 up
• 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets
• Double garage with internal access
Open Homes: saturday & sunday 11:30am-12.00pm
Auction: Coastal Auction series Wednesday 14 June from 5:00pm
(unless brought forward)
www.rwferrymead.co.nz/OPA30486
COASTAL AUCTION SERIES
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M. 021 832 203
E. gerry.irvine@raywhite.com
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Wednesday June 7 2023 Bay Harbour News 27
Sunsets All Year! - Large Site
7 Broadview Lane, Redcliffs
Land: 940m² (0.23 acres)
Welcome to 7 Broadview Lane, Redcliffs - an exceptional section that presents an
incredible opportunity to build your dream home in a highly sought-after location.
A generous parcel of land, this property offers the perfect blank canvas.
Build your dream hilltop residence on this gently sloping 940m 2 section - with
stunning views to the west over the Estuary, the sparkling city lights and beyond
to the Southern Alps. Sheltered from easterly winds, very sunny, and you’ll enjoy
the quiet peaceful feel of Broadview Lane.
This lower slope Redcliffs location offers easy access to a range of local amenities.
The area is well known for its excellent schools, parks, local market, and easy
seaside lifestyle.
Don’t miss your chance to secure this exceptional piece of real estate - contact
Rod today to arrange a viewing.
Deadline Sale: Wednesday 21 June 2023, 4:00pm (Unless Sold Prior)
www.rwferrymead.co.nz/OPA30413
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M. 021 763 763
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New, Views, and Just for You!
1 Euan Sarginson Place, Diamond Harbour
4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 living, 1 car garaging, 2 off-street carparks
Nestled in picturesque Diamond Harbour, this stunning brand new build is
awaiting its first owner to make it their own.
Escape to modern living at its finest, offering a serene retreat just a scenic drive
from Christchurch City or a relaxing ferry ride from Lyttelton township. With
comfort and luxury in every detail, this thoughtfully designed home features
beautiful wooden floors, tiled bathrooms, two spacious living areas and bespoke
kitchen. Flexible accommodation allows you to configure as 4 bedroom or 3
bedroom plus study to give you work from home options.
Education is made effortless with Diamond Harbour Primary School just a stroll
from your front door, and currently in zone for the highly sought-after Cashmere
High School.
Delight in the deliberate design that captures breath-taking and uninterrupted
views of Quail Island, the majestic Port Hills, and tranquil Harbour basin. Why
would you look anywhere else?
Don’t miss out on this extraordinary opportunity to experience luxury living with
an idyllic lifestyle.
Contact me today to arrange a private viewing or I look forward to meeting you
at an open home.
Open Homes: Saturday & Sunday 2:00-2:45pm
Deadline Sale: Thursday 15 June 2023, 1:00pm (Unless Sold Prior)
www.rwferrymead.co.nz/OPA30480
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M. 027 416 2773
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