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WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, <strong>2023</strong><br />

Connecting Your Local Community<br />

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Vibrant<br />

festival lights<br />

up town<br />

Page 5<br />

From Ukraine to<br />

Lyttelton: Building<br />

a new life<br />

Pages 6-7<br />

Locals<br />

Supporting<br />

Locals<br />

MILESTONE IN KNOCKOUT FINAL<br />

PHOTO: TONY BRUNT<br />

PHOTOGRAPHY<br />

When any player<br />

reaches the 100-<br />

game mark for a<br />

club, it’s a feat in<br />

itself. But when<br />

Sumner Wave<br />

captain Tom<br />

Ziolo runs onto<br />

the field against<br />

New Brighton<br />

on Saturday, the<br />

implications of<br />

the Metro Premier<br />

elimination<br />

final are likely<br />

to overshadow<br />

his major<br />

milestone. Jaime<br />

Cunningham<br />

reports on page 10<br />

Boat shed’s $150k price<br />

tag too much for bidders<br />

• By Heidi Slade<br />

A DUVAUCHELLE boatshed has<br />

failed to sell at auction after the<br />

bidding stopped at $150,000.<br />

The boatshed’s owners wanted<br />

more, and are open to offers<br />

until the next sale strategy is<br />

determined.<br />

The boatshed, located next<br />

to 11 others on Onawe Flat<br />

Rd, is well-lined and has basic<br />

bench and storage areas. Water<br />

is collected via the roof – but<br />

the shed has no bathroom or<br />

bedroom. The current owners<br />

bought the property in 2008 and<br />

now live in Auckland. They had<br />

not been to the boatshed in 10<br />

years so decided to sell it.<br />

•Turn to page 3<br />

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Youths identified after smash and grab<br />

• By Daniel Alvey<br />

POLICE HAVE identified<br />

“four youths of interest”<br />

involved in a smash and<br />

grab on a convenience<br />

store.<br />

It is the first major<br />

development in the investigation<br />

since the youths<br />

smashed their way into<br />

the Wakefield Ave Sumner<br />

MetroMart on May 13,<br />

stealing mostly vaping<br />

products.<br />

Three youths had been<br />

caught on the store’s CCTV<br />

using a hammer to smash<br />

the glass storefront, with a<br />

fourth waiting in a car out<br />

the front of the shop.<br />

Police would not say<br />

yesterday whether the<br />

youths had been spoken to,<br />

or if any charges had been<br />

laid.<br />

During the early days of<br />

the investigation, the shop’s<br />

owner and Retail NZ chief<br />

executive Greg Hanford<br />

treasures from the past<br />

Thirst quenching through the ages<br />

The elegant Empire Hotel dominated Lyttelton’s streetscape, ever since<br />

“Mr Fairhurst’s Assembly Rooms” were built in 1865.<br />

Pages 12-13<br />

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Luxury and speed<br />

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Page 16<br />

were both critical of the police<br />

after they took 10 days<br />

to begin reviewing CCTV<br />

footage.<br />

The MetroMart owner<br />

was not aware of the latest<br />

police development until<br />

told <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News<br />

yesterday.<br />

The owner was hopeful<br />

the identification would<br />

lead to a conviction.<br />

“They shouldn’t just get<br />

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Davidson resigns<br />

as community<br />

board chair<br />

• By Heidi Slade<br />

TE PĀTAKA o Rākaihautū<br />

Banks Peninsula Community<br />

Board members are set to vote in<br />

a new chair.<br />

Reuben Davidson will step<br />

down as the board’s<br />

leader at a meeting on<br />

Monday and a new<br />

chair will be elected.<br />

Davidson will stay<br />

on as a board member<br />

but would resign before<br />

the general election on<br />

October 14 when he<br />

will stand for Labour in<br />

the Christchurch East<br />

electorate.<br />

Davidson said<br />

yesterday he has<br />

still not decided on<br />

a date to resign. His<br />

departure will trigger a byelection.<br />

He has previously said he plans<br />

to resign close to the general<br />

election to minimise the cost to<br />

ratepayers of the by-election.<br />

City council electoral officer Jo<br />

Daly told <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News the<br />

Reuben Davidson<br />

by-election to fill the Lyttelton<br />

Subdivision seat would cost about<br />

$35,000.<br />

Davidson said he will continue<br />

to represent the Lyttelton<br />

Subdivision until he resigns.<br />

“I’m still really committed<br />

to serving that<br />

community.”<br />

Community board<br />

member Tyrone Fields<br />

is ineligible for the<br />

chair role because he<br />

is the Banks Peninsula<br />

Ward city councillor.<br />

The new board chair<br />

will be either deputy<br />

chair Nigel Harrison,<br />

board member for the<br />

Akaroa Subdivision,<br />

Cathy Lum-Webb,<br />

member for the<br />

Lyttelton Subdivision, Howard<br />

Needham member for the Mt<br />

Herbert Subdivision, Luana<br />

Swindells also a member for the<br />

Mt Herbert Subdivision, Lyn<br />

Leslie board member for the<br />

Wairewa Subdivision, or Asif<br />

Hussain, board member for the<br />

Akaroa Subdivision.<br />

Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz<br />

•From page 1<br />

It is the second boatshed in the<br />

area to go under the hammer<br />

this year. A similar-sized<br />

property on Seafield Rd went for<br />

$255,000 in March.<br />

<strong>Bay</strong>leys listing agent Chris<br />

Mangels said there were five<br />

bidders in the room on Thursday<br />

In Brief<br />

CLOTHES<br />

CATCH FIRE IN<br />

LYTTELTON<br />

HOUSE<br />

Clothes drying too close<br />

to a log burner caused a<br />

fire at a Lyttelton house<br />

about 6.30pm on Friday.<br />

The blaze was extinguished by<br />

the owner of the house before<br />

firefighters had arrived. No<br />

one was injured and there was<br />

no structural damage to the<br />

property.<br />

– but they were “not going to<br />

own it” for $150,000.<br />

Another auction date has not<br />

been set, but the owners remain<br />

open to offers.<br />

Mangels said the boatshed<br />

would be a “valuable tack-on”<br />

for a buyer who already has an<br />

existing holiday home on Banks<br />

1200 TREES TO BE<br />

PLANTED AT RESERVE<br />

Steadfast Reserve is set to get<br />

1200 new native trees on Sunday.<br />

About 40 volunteers will help<br />

plant the trees with the Cass<br />

<strong>Bay</strong> Residents Association.<br />

The reserve on Governors <strong>Bay</strong><br />

Rd is one of two sites being<br />

planted by volunteers as part of<br />

a multi-year project which aims<br />

to reduce sediment run-off into<br />

Whakaraupo-Lyttelton <strong>Harbour</strong>.<br />

The next planting at the reserve<br />

will be on Saturday, <strong>July</strong> 22,<br />

Wednesday <strong>July</strong> 5 <strong>2023</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News<br />

NEWS 3<br />

Peninsula.<br />

He said the views on the<br />

north side of the deck are<br />

unobstructed.<br />

“On the north side of the deck<br />

you’ve got an unobstructed view<br />

down the harbour. You are not<br />

looking at anybody else, it’s<br />

pretty cool,” he said.<br />

from 9.30am-2pm.<br />

•Akaroa planting page 8<br />

SITE: The<br />

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Owners open to offers<br />

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centre and the expansion of<br />

the gardens at the Rue Balguerie<br />

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PATRONAGE: Stars in Their<br />

Eyes attracted a crowd of<br />

about 300 on Saturday<br />

night, while 300 balloons<br />

dropped at the Dance Party<br />

on opening night on Friday.<br />

PHOTOS: SKYE BROBERG<br />

NEWS 5<br />

CLASS ACT: Dr Sketchy’s appropriately themed pirates<br />

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Vibrant arts festival lights up town<br />

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THE LYTTELTON Arts Festival<br />

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finale on Sunday night.<br />

“Epic”, “amazing” and “stunning”<br />

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year.<br />

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mark and she was looking<br />

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the weekend, which was a mix<br />

of puppets and contemporary<br />

dance.<br />

Talent show, Stars in Their<br />

Eyes, where contestants embody<br />

iconic musicians, was “a concert<br />

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Blondie, and Billie Joe<br />

Armstrong from Green Day.<br />

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6<br />

NEWS<br />

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Building a life in Lyttelton after<br />

Oleksandr Stoliarov fled Russian-occupied<br />

Kherson in southern Ukraine last year. Now<br />

he is settling into a new life with his son.<br />

Dylan Smits reports<br />

A UKRAINIAN university<br />

teacher who lived through<br />

the Russian occupation of his<br />

city has found a new home in<br />

Lyttelton.<br />

Oleksandr Stoliarov (right), a<br />

69-year-old university teacher,<br />

was going about his normal life<br />

until Russian troops occupied<br />

the city of Kherson.<br />

With a pre-war population of<br />

280,000, the port city’s capture<br />

was a significant victory for<br />

Russia.<br />

Stoliarov now lives with his<br />

son Max Stoliarov in Lyttelton.<br />

Stoliarov said his life in Kherson<br />

before the occupation “was very<br />

good”.<br />

“But when the war started,<br />

living in Kherson became<br />

impossible.”<br />

Cut off from supply chains,<br />

food and medicine shortages<br />

became the norm in the city.<br />

“People were really struggling<br />

to find specialist medicine. There<br />

were long queues everywhere,”<br />

Stoliarov said.<br />

Before the troops rolled in, he<br />

had seen and heard the rumours<br />

Russia was planning to invade<br />

Kherson but did not truly believe<br />

them. The Russians faced<br />

little military resistance in the<br />

city after the Ukrainian forces<br />

retreated to more defendable<br />

territory. They had occupied it<br />

a week after the war started on<br />

March 1 last<br />

year.<br />

The<br />

Russians<br />

immediately<br />

took control of<br />

the media and<br />

internet, Stoliarov<br />

said.<br />

“Russia started<br />

to suppress<br />

all the information<br />

sources<br />

and provide<br />

only their<br />

point of view<br />

on everything.<br />

“So if you<br />

wanted to get<br />

the real news,<br />

you had to be<br />

a bit sneaky.”<br />

The night<br />

the Russian<br />

convoys entered PHOTOS: DYLAN SMITS<br />

the city, a group of civilians<br />

armed with molotov cocktails<br />

tried to ambush them.<br />

Stoliarov said the locals waited<br />

behind some trees in a park.<br />

They aimed to take the soldiers<br />

by surprise in the dark and burn<br />

their vehicles.<br />

But the Russians could see<br />

them through their night-vision.<br />

“They just killed them all in<br />

that park, without people even<br />

having a chance to do<br />

anything.<br />

There<br />

was 18<br />

people<br />

there.<br />

They<br />

didn’t<br />

allow<br />

anyone<br />

to take<br />

bodies.<br />

They<br />

had to<br />

lie there<br />

for<br />

weeks.<br />

They<br />

use it as<br />

a sign of<br />

threatening<br />

others<br />

of what<br />

will<br />

happen if you resist,” Stoliarov<br />

said.<br />

Yet the people of Kherson did<br />

resist, he said.<br />

The Russian presence within<br />

the city was light for the first two<br />

months of the occupation.<br />

Stoliarov said his daily routine<br />

at the university continued,<br />

while the Russian soldiers<br />

mainly stuck to the outskirts of<br />

the city.<br />

Pro-Ukrainian activists seized<br />

the opportunity and organised<br />

peaceful street protests against<br />

the occupation. Stoliarov<br />

watched the protests online<br />

through street cameras.<br />

A small contingent of Russian<br />

soldiers stood in the main<br />

square as protestors shouted<br />

pro-Ukrainian slogans.<br />

Stoliarov said after the Ukrainian<br />

revolution in 2014 – which<br />

culminated in the ousting of<br />

elected President Viktor Yanukovych<br />

and the pro-Russian<br />

government – Ukrainians “chose<br />

the European way”.<br />

He said the people of Kherson<br />

do not want to join Russia.<br />

“Russia has just been ripped<br />

back to Soviet times in all<br />

aspects of their lives.”<br />

Their protests continued until<br />

May last year when the Russians<br />

tightened their grip on the city.<br />

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NEWS 7<br />

escaping war-ravaged Ukraine<br />

“They harshly resolved one<br />

of the protests using guns and<br />

grenades,” Stoliarov said.<br />

The Russians started arresting<br />

political activists, police officers<br />

and anyone who had worked for<br />

the government.<br />

“Their destinies are unknown.<br />

Many of them are still missing.”<br />

The Russians introduced<br />

an 8pm to 6am curfew and<br />

constructed posts throughout<br />

Kherson which were manned by<br />

soldiers.<br />

Stoliarov hoped the Ukrainian<br />

troops would retake the city<br />

quickly. But as the months<br />

dragged on, he decided to come<br />

to New Zealand.<br />

He left in September. By then<br />

the conditions in the city had<br />

worsened significantly since the<br />

crackdown.<br />

“They took control over<br />

all aspects of city life. Most<br />

of the city services had been<br />

paralysed.”<br />

The occupying authorities<br />

closed banks and ATMs and<br />

forced people to pay for goods in<br />

Russian rubles.<br />

Stoliarov said this was a big<br />

factor in his decision to leave.<br />

“You couldn’t get Ukrainian<br />

currency and people didn’t want<br />

to use rubles. So basically you’re<br />

in a situation of limbo where<br />

there are rubles but no one is<br />

using them.”<br />

By the time Stoliarov left<br />

Kherson, there was only one<br />

civilian crossing point left on the<br />

southern frontline.<br />

He travelled more than 200km<br />

to reach the border crossing<br />

and waited in the queue for four<br />

days.<br />

“All those people staying in<br />

the queue, it was scorching hot.<br />

When people crossed into the<br />

grey zone, they basically left the<br />

column of civilian cars to go<br />

through then Russians just shell<br />

them,” Stoliarov said.<br />

After the ordeal, he crossed<br />

DAMAGED:<br />

Oleksandr<br />

Stoliarov fled<br />

Kherson after<br />

the Russian<br />

invasion.<br />

Left -<br />

Stoliarov<br />

now lives<br />

with his<br />

son Max in<br />

Lyttelton.<br />

the border and travelled to New<br />

Zealand.<br />

Stoliarov’s son applied<br />

for a visa which grants<br />

New Zealand residents’<br />

Ukrainian family members a<br />

two-year stay.<br />

Ukrainian troops eventually<br />

liberated Kherson in November.<br />

Stoliarov said it was a “happy<br />

moment, but quickly it became<br />

very sore because the situation<br />

deteriorated dramatically”.<br />

He said Russian shelling made<br />

it “nearly impossible for people<br />

to stay”in the city.<br />

Stoliarov believes the Russians<br />

PHOTO: GETTY<br />

are punishing Kherson because<br />

the city opposed occupation.<br />

“The Russians, when they<br />

came into Kherson, they<br />

expected huge support. But what<br />

they saw in fact was the whole<br />

population was against them.”<br />

Stoliarov said Christchurch is<br />

a “perfect city” a he can now lead<br />

a “peaceful life”.<br />

But the after-effects of war<br />

remain. Stoliarov said when he<br />

hears “loud noises<br />

coming from the port, when<br />

a container is dropped or fire<br />

sirens go off, it always triggers<br />

feelings of shelling or airstrikes”.<br />

He is “still exploring the<br />

city, trying to walk in different<br />

directions each time and see new<br />

places”.<br />

He has been taking english<br />

classes and said his teacher is<br />

seeing improvement.<br />

He said one of the biggest<br />

surprises in New Zealand is<br />

seeing people wear shorts during<br />

winter.<br />

Stoliarov is not sure when or if<br />

he will return to Ukraine.<br />

He said the situation remains<br />

too unpredictable to at the<br />

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NEWS<br />

First tree<br />

planting<br />

plans<br />

released<br />

AKAROA Recreation Ground<br />

is among the first tranche of<br />

tree planting plans released for<br />

public feedback as part of the<br />

Ōtautahi-Christchurch Urban<br />

Forest Plan <strong>2023</strong>.<br />

The plans cover 14 parks with<br />

the aim of growing the city’s tree<br />

canopy.<br />

“This is the initial first phase<br />

of tree planting following the<br />

approval of the Urban Forest<br />

Plan earlier this month,” said<br />

city council head of parks,<br />

Andrew Rutledge.<br />

“We are keen to progress these<br />

14 plans to make the most of<br />

the <strong>2023</strong> planting season, which<br />

finishes in September.”<br />

The tree species selected for<br />

planting will be a mix of 40-60<br />

per cent native, Rutledge said.<br />

Along waterways trees will be<br />

100 per cent native.<br />

Whether native or deciduous,<br />

all species will be selected<br />

for the setting and growing<br />

conditions.<br />

• Plans are open for<br />

feedback on the city<br />

council’s Have Your Say<br />

page until <strong>July</strong> 17<br />

New pyjamas for kids in need<br />

• By Heidi Slade<br />

CHOLMONDELEY Children’s<br />

Centre has received a donation<br />

of more than 200 pairs of brandnew<br />

winter pyjamas and multiple<br />

pairs of slippers, for a second<br />

year in a row.<br />

The Governors <strong>Bay</strong> charity has<br />

been operating for 98 years and<br />

provides temporary emergency<br />

and respite care for children in<br />

need.<br />

Donated by<br />

the Kindness<br />

Collective<br />

Foundation,<br />

the pyjamas<br />

and slippers<br />

“take a massive<br />

Lisa Hurry<br />

weight off our<br />

overhead costs,”<br />

Cholmondeley<br />

practice manager Lisa Hurry<br />

said.<br />

“We are an organisation<br />

that’s 80 per cent funded by the<br />

community.”<br />

Hurry said the donation was<br />

part of a Kindness Collective<br />

initiative, which runs annually.<br />

The collective is a nationwide<br />

charity that provides children<br />

and their families with the items<br />

they need, like pyjamas and<br />

slippers.<br />

“Every year they have a pyjama<br />

drive,” Hurry said.<br />

Community groups donate the<br />

pyjamas to the collective, which<br />

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DONATION: Thanks to the Kindness Collective Foundation, 200 pairs of brand-new winter<br />

pyjamas have been donated to Cholmondeley Children’s Centre. ​<br />

then distributes them.<br />

Over the past three years,<br />

the collective has distributed<br />

more than 25,000 pairs of warm<br />

winter pyjamas to children in<br />

need.<br />

Hurry said a portion of the<br />

pyjamas and slippers would stay<br />

at Cholmondeley for children<br />

when they come for temporary<br />

stays.<br />

The remainder would go back<br />

with children to their families,<br />

for them to keep.<br />

“When children come and stay<br />

with us, we provide everything<br />

they need to stay,” Hurry said.<br />

“A lot of these children might<br />

not have pyjamas.”<br />

Hurry said Cholmondeley<br />

currently supports about 350<br />

children and their families, and<br />

over 30,000 children have come<br />

through the centre during its 98<br />

years of operation.<br />

“A lot of people have a story or<br />

a connection to Cholmondeley,”<br />

she said.<br />

“And we can’t do it without the<br />

community.”<br />

The centre thrives off<br />

initiatives like its annual Giving<br />

Day, when donors match all<br />

donations made to the centre.<br />

This year, the Giving Day<br />

raised more than $50,000 with<br />

its donors Christchurch Casino,<br />

United Fisheries and Oakridge<br />

Homes.<br />

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Complete our online form at<br />

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or pick one up from any of our<br />

service centres or libraries.<br />

Send your nominations to us by<br />

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IMPROVEMENTS: Takamatua Reserve has been fenced off and used for grazing, despite<br />

being categorised as a public reserve.<br />

PHOTO: NEWSLINE<br />

Domain could get<br />

boardwalk, wetland<br />

A PROPOSED landscape<br />

development plan for the<br />

historically significant<br />

Takamatua Domain aims to<br />

make the area more beautiful<br />

and accessible to the public.<br />

The domain in Takamatua<br />

<strong>Bay</strong>, north of Akaroa, was used<br />

by Māori and early European<br />

settlers. In the 1840s, a military<br />

blockhouse, designed to be<br />

a mini-fortress and place of<br />

refuge, was built there by the<br />

2006 found the probable remains<br />

of a defensive trench, which<br />

surrounded the blockhouse<br />

underground at the site.<br />

The land is categorised as a<br />

public reserve but has never been<br />

developed or used as a<br />

park and, until recently,<br />

was fenced off and used<br />

for grazing.<br />

City council head of<br />

parks Andrew Rutledge<br />

said the draft landscape<br />

Domain means it is possible<br />

that archaeological and cultural<br />

remnants have been retained<br />

under the surface.<br />

“We have worked closely with<br />

archaeologists, Heritage New<br />

Zealand Pouhere Taonga<br />

and Mahaanui Kurataiao<br />

Ltd on behalf of Ōnuku<br />

Rūnanga to make sure<br />

the proposed landscape<br />

developments don’t impact<br />

on any areas of historic<br />

French Navy, where it remained development plan has<br />

and cultural significance<br />

until the later part of the 19th been created with the<br />

Andrew<br />

within the site,” Rutledge<br />

Rutledge<br />

century.<br />

Takamatua Ratepayers<br />

said.<br />

The proposed design includes<br />

a gravel path, raised timber<br />

boardwalk, wetland, shrub and<br />

tree plantings.<br />

Geophysical imaging done in<br />

Association, which was keen to<br />

support the beautification of the<br />

reserve.<br />

The absence of any<br />

development of Takamatua<br />

•To give feedback on<br />

the landscape plan,<br />

visit https://ccc.govt.nz/<br />

the-council/haveyoursay/<br />

show/576until <strong>July</strong> 23.<br />

Wednesday <strong>July</strong> 5 <strong>2023</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News<br />

NEWS 9<br />

Closed: No more<br />

camping at Little<br />

Akaloa Reserve<br />

LITTLE AKALOA Reserve<br />

is now closed to campers, due<br />

to insufficient facilities and<br />

non-compliant discharge water.<br />

The decision, made by<br />

the Little Akaloa Reserve<br />

Committee, came in April after<br />

Environment Canterbury issued<br />

a non-compliance notice to<br />

the city council advising it the<br />

discharge of wastewater from the<br />

reserve was not up to standard<br />

and the reserve did not have<br />

sufficient facilities to support<br />

campers.<br />

Little Akaloa Reserve Committee<br />

chair Craig Waghorn said<br />

the cost to bring the reserve up<br />

to standard was estimated to be<br />

between $150,000 and $180,000.<br />

“The council would have to<br />

upgrade the wastewater system,<br />

as well install the infrastructure<br />

for hot water, install showers and<br />

kitchen and laundry facilities,”<br />

Waghorn said.<br />

“Considering that there<br />

are a number of excellent,<br />

fully equipped and compliant<br />

campgrounds around Banks<br />

Peninsula for campers to<br />

enjoy, we ask that people camp<br />

elsewhere.”<br />

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10<br />

SPORT<br />

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Old foes meet in elimination final<br />

• By Jaime Cunningham<br />

THE DREAM run for the<br />

Sumner Wave could continue<br />

when they meet New Brighton in<br />

the Metro Premier elimination<br />

final.<br />

It will be just the second time<br />

Sumner have made the play-offs<br />

when they head to Rawhiti Domain<br />

(3pm) in another ‘battle of<br />

the beaches’ clash.<br />

The must-win game will also<br />

be Sumner captain’s Tom Ziolo’s<br />

100th division 1 match for the<br />

team.<br />

Sumner made an epic comeback<br />

to beat New Brighton 12-10<br />

two weeks ago on home turf St<br />

Leonards Square and win the<br />

Falton Shield.<br />

The shield will not be at stake<br />

in Saturday’s match. Sumner<br />

made the elimination final after<br />

a clinical 30-13 victory over<br />

Burnside in the final round robin<br />

game last weekend.<br />

This season has been a<br />

complete turnaround from last<br />

season when the Wave managed<br />

one win in the regular season.<br />

Coach Gareth D’almeida said<br />

he was “really happy” with the<br />

finish to the game after a slow<br />

start.<br />

“It’s been a bit of a trend where<br />

we start a bit slow and then come<br />

back strong,” he said.<br />

“It’s something we’re working<br />

VICTORY: Sumner second-five William Roue celebrates scoring a try in the 30-13 win<br />

over Burnside, which saw the team qualify for the Metro Premier playoffs.<br />

PHOTOS: TONY BRUNT PHOTOGRAPHY<br />

on. But the team has been getting<br />

better each week.”<br />

New Brighton come off a 36-0<br />

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Although the nailbiting win<br />

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teams in the playoffs.<br />

“I think New Brighton will be<br />

a good challenge.”<br />

“We wouldn’t have minded<br />

who we got as the focus was<br />

always getting to the second<br />

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Ziolo who is the halfback but<br />

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Said D’almeida: “He’s a quintessential<br />

club man.<br />

“To play 100 games for one<br />

club is rare now, and to be doing<br />

it in a big match and as captain<br />

says a lot.<br />

“He’s just a talented player who<br />

can slot in anywhere.”<br />

While Sumner managed to<br />

win the Falton Shield at St Leonards<br />

Square two weeks ago, the<br />

clash will be on New Brighton’s<br />

turf this time around.<br />

“The game is going to be<br />

huge,” D’almeida said.<br />

“Getting our local support<br />

down there will be massive.”<br />

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Wednesday <strong>July</strong> 5 <strong>2023</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News 11

<strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News Wednesday <strong>July</strong> 5 <strong>2023</strong><br />

12<br />

TREASURES FROM THE PAST<br />

The elegant Empire – quenching<br />

LONDON ST has long been<br />

an integral commercial hub of<br />

Ōhinehou Lyttelton, extending to<br />

the Norwich Quay thoroughfare<br />

via the arteries of Canterbury<br />

and Oxford Sts.<br />

A dominant feature of the<br />

streetscape from the first years<br />

of the colonial town were the<br />

successive establishments on<br />

Townsite 31, 9-11 London St.<br />

The first European structure<br />

on the site was “Mr Fairhurst’s<br />

Assembly Rooms” of 1865, also<br />

briefly known as “The Billiard<br />

Room” and “The Shades” (wine<br />

vault and lounge).<br />

Utilised for a variety of entertainment<br />

and civic purposes,<br />

including choral and theatrical<br />

performances, fundraising events<br />

and electoral meetings, such<br />

salutary activities were curtailed<br />

when the building became a<br />

victim of the 1870 Great Fire,<br />

along with most of the rest of the<br />

central town block.<br />

Post fire, in 1871, a two-storey<br />

wooden hotel named the Empire<br />

was built. Its construction<br />

was marred by disagreements<br />

between the Lyttelton Borough<br />

Council surveyor and owner<br />

Joseph Dransfield’s own surveyor<br />

regarding the necessary depth<br />

(18 or 14 inches) and materials<br />

(mortar versus clay) of the foundations.<br />

It appears the council<br />

lacked the authority to stop the<br />

project, although their concerns<br />

were recorded for indemnity<br />

against any failure or accident.<br />

The 1873 photograph clearly<br />

shows one post fire concession<br />

to safety – a brick fire wall is<br />

evident on the eastern side<br />

of the building, intended to<br />

stop conflagration across<br />

neighbouring sites.<br />

Visible in the roadway just<br />

beyond the Empire’s verandah,<br />

(ubiquitous of this era), is one of<br />

a number of public wells around<br />

the developing township, when<br />

accessible water supply for both<br />

drinking and fire fighting was a<br />

London St, Lyttelton in 1873, with the Empire front left. Te Ūaka The Lyttelton Museum<br />

ref.14625.178 https://www.teuaka.org.nz/online-collection/1135445<br />

critical issue.<br />

W Kiddey opened Lyttelton’s<br />

first “dive” bar beneath the<br />

hotel in 1872; however, the<br />

Empire retained its more widely<br />

used name through numerous<br />

ownership and licensee changes<br />

for the rest of its lifespan.<br />

For nearly 30 years from<br />

1885 -1914, the Crown Brewery<br />

Company held ownership, leasing<br />

the building to a succession<br />

of licensees, their distinctive<br />

branding on proud display.<br />

In 1914, requirements by the<br />

Lyttelton Licensing Committee<br />

for structural alterations to be<br />

made prior to licence renewal<br />

may have been behind the<br />

decision taken to rebuild.<br />

After auctioning of chattels,<br />

and demolition, a much grander<br />

two-storey hotel in the then<br />

popular Renaissance style<br />

was built of brick and stone.<br />

Attractive arched ground floor<br />

windows contrasted with those<br />

on the second storey, which<br />

were edged with quoins and<br />

moulded hoods. With substantial<br />

chimneys, a balustraded roof<br />

cornice and similar detailing<br />

below the first floor windows,<br />

the whole created a significant<br />

architectural statement on<br />

London St.<br />

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View up London St, probably late 1920s. The War Memorial is prominent in foreground. Te Ūaka The Lyttelton<br />

Museum ref.14625.164 https://www.teuaka.org.nz/online-collection/1135432 Right – two unidentified men with<br />

tractor pulling a load of wood on a trailer in front of the Empire Hotel. Te Ūaka The Lyttelton Museum ref.13640.1<br />

https://www.teuaka.org.nz/online-collection/1134365<br />

Our 1920s image looking<br />

westward along the street<br />

shows the dominance of the<br />

Empire in a town well served<br />

by drinking establishments;<br />

it is second in stature only to<br />

the Art Deco towers of the<br />

<strong>Harbour</strong> Light Theatre.<br />

Collett’s Chemist and<br />

Pitcaithly Butchers are its<br />

immediate neighbours; the<br />

bulk of the Empire is mirrored<br />

by that of the War Memorial<br />

in its unlikely (and short-lived)<br />

location in the centre of the<br />

intersection of London and<br />

Oxford Sts.<br />

The mid-century photograph<br />

is of a tractor towing a<br />

load of timber on London St,<br />

with the Empire’s windows<br />

dressed in rows of neatly<br />

laundered net curtains. The<br />

signage suggests on a hot day,<br />

Crown Sparkling Ale was still<br />

the thirst quencher of choice.<br />

Ensuing years saw a continuing<br />

succession of owners and<br />

licensees.<br />

In 2006, a comprehensive<br />

refurbishment was<br />

undertaken. In addition to<br />

providing accommodation<br />

and a popular public bar,<br />

a “general store” fronting<br />

the street sold, amongst<br />

other necessities, famously<br />

enormous ice creams. It<br />

appeared these were especially<br />

popular with Russian seamen,<br />

often seen strolling the main<br />

drag of a winter afternoon<br />

consuming the huge frozen<br />

treats.<br />

The September 4, 2010<br />

earthquake badly damaged the<br />

Empire’s stone facade; it was<br />

solidly braced with a view to<br />

repair, but the more damaging<br />

February 22, 2011 earthquake<br />

necessitated a controlled<br />

demolition of the building.<br />

To date, the site of the<br />

long-serving waterhole is<br />

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20 <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News Wednesday <strong>July</strong> 5 <strong>2023</strong><br />

Big Bargains on Furniture, Small Appliances and Tech.<br />

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$145<br />

Why pay RRP*<br />

$<br />

273 13<br />

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$95 $245<br />

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$<br />

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$<br />

649<br />

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Limited Stock<br />

JBL Quantum True Wireless<br />

Noise Cancelling Earbuds<br />

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$165<br />

Why pay RRP*<br />

$<br />

249 95<br />

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$175<br />

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$25<br />

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$<br />

49 99<br />

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$895<br />

Quantity: 15<br />

Limited Stock<br />

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$<br />

299 95<br />

Quantity: 112<br />

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$<br />

1199<br />

Quantity: 14 Quantity: 5<br />

Limited Stock<br />

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Smiths City Trade Outlet does not hold and or replenish regular stock, items are in limited quantities and therefore offers are only available while stocks last. The RRP against which any<br />

savings comparisons we make to the listed sale price for products displayed in material and in store are the supplier’s recommended retail price for the product, this is referred to as our why<br />

pay RRP price. ‘Product May not have been offered or sold at the RRP by Smith City or anyone else’

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Wednesday <strong>July</strong> 5 <strong>2023</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News 21<br />

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Wednesday <strong>July</strong> 5 <strong>2023</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News 23<br />

Keep your space warm this winter<br />

Tui<br />

Wood & Wax<br />

Firelighters<br />

100 Pack<br />

320165<br />

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Natural Firelighters<br />

32 Pack<br />

228884<br />

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Safety Matches<br />

3 Packs of 90<br />

384465<br />

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$12 98 $2 85 $2 49<br />

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280478<br />

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366506<br />

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328861<br />

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366516<br />

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2 litre Assorted<br />

349592<br />

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328863<br />

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Each<br />

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24 <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News Wednesday <strong>July</strong> 5 <strong>2023</strong><br />

now $<br />

149<br />

NEW PRODUCT $<br />

50<br />

DE<br />

2<br />

Bosch<br />

Brushless Drill<br />

CATALO<br />

Driver Kit 18 Volt<br />

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G<br />

P<br />

A<br />

Bosch<br />

Accent<br />

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DEALS<br />

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now<br />

was $159 $<br />

149<br />

now $<br />

120<br />

NEW PRODUCT $ $<br />

39 50<br />

Brushless Drill<br />

Paint Driver & Prime Kit 1810L<br />

Volt<br />

Assorted 2007451SKUs<br />

New Product Savings is calculated on the price<br />

following the promotion. Ends 31 <strong>July</strong> <strong>2023</strong>.<br />

2 for $ 20<br />

Ends 31 <strong>July</strong> <strong>2023</strong>.<br />

Tui<br />

was $15.68<br />

General Garden<br />

Fertiliser 3kg<br />

139582<br />

now $ 12<br />

Accent<br />

Interior Paint<br />

Roller Kit<br />

5 Piece<br />

174932<br />

$14.98 each. Ends 23 <strong>July</strong> <strong>2023</strong>. T&Cs apply*<br />

was $39.99<br />

Ends 23 <strong>July</strong> <strong>2023</strong>.<br />

now $<br />

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30 Seconds<br />

Spray & Walk Away<br />

Lichen, Moss And<br />

Mould Remover<br />

Concentrate 5L<br />

324993<br />

$<br />

9 96<br />

20 % off all<br />

Goldair<br />

Panel Heaters<br />

Assorted SKUs<br />

Ends 31 <strong>July</strong> <strong>2023</strong>.<br />

was $19.98<br />

now $<br />

12 98<br />

50 % off selected<br />

Sistema Storage<br />

Ends 30 June <strong>2023</strong>.<br />

Excludes recycled storage and black clips.<br />

20 % off<br />

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Large Appliances<br />

now $<br />

149<br />

NEW PRODUCT $<br />

50<br />

Bosch<br />

Brushless Drill<br />

Driver Kit 18 Volt<br />

2007451<br />

CATALOGUE<br />

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New Product Savings is calculated on the price<br />

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was $159<br />

2 for 40 % $ off20<br />

now Valspar<br />

Tui Interior $<br />

120<br />

Paint<br />

General Garden<br />

Fertiliser Accent 3kg<br />

139582 Paint & Prime 10L<br />

Assorted SKUs<br />

Ends 30 June <strong>2023</strong>.<br />

20 % off<br />

$14.98 each. Ends 23 <strong>July</strong> <strong>2023</strong>. T&Cs apply*<br />

Robinhood<br />

Rangehoods<br />

was $39.99<br />

Ends 31 <strong>July</strong> <strong>2023</strong>.<br />

now $<br />

29 98<br />

was $15.68<br />

30 Seconds<br />

now $<br />

12<br />

DEALS<br />

New Product Savings is calculated on the price<br />

following the promotion. Ends 31 <strong>July</strong> <strong>2023</strong>.<br />

$<br />

9 96<br />

$<br />

39<br />

20 % off<br />

Weber<br />

Q Series BBQs<br />

2 for<br />

20 % $ 20<br />

off all<br />

Tui<br />

Goldair<br />

General Garden<br />

Panel Fertiliser Heaters 3kg<br />

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was $39.99<br />

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now $<br />

29 98<br />

was 30 Seconds $19.98<br />

now $<br />

12 98<br />

Spray & Walk Away<br />

$<br />

9 96<br />

$<br />

9 98<br />

Lichen, Moss And<br />

$<br />

Mould Remover 7<br />

Kiwicare<br />

Concentrate 5L<br />

NO 324993 Rats & Mice<br />

One Feed Rodent<br />

Bait Blocks 300g<br />

393583<br />

Ends 30 June <strong>2023</strong>.<br />

Excludes accessories<br />

20 % Ends 23 <strong>July</strong> <strong>2023</strong>.<br />

off Ends 23 <strong>July</strong> <strong>2023</strong>.<br />

Bar Keepers Friend<br />

was $79.60<br />

now $<br />

59 98<br />

$<br />

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