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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST <strong>30</strong>, <strong>2023</strong><br />
Connecting Your Local Community<br />
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Your<br />
local news.<br />
New record<br />
for Hammond<br />
painting<br />
Page 3<br />
Cathedral’s<br />
youngest-ever<br />
dean<br />
Page 7<br />
anywhere,<br />
anytime.<br />
Wave takes<br />
home<br />
top<br />
awards<br />
STANDOUT: Terrence Graham was awarded the Wave’s most valuable player at Friday night’s senior prize-giving.<br />
PHOTO: TONY BRUNT PHOTOGRAPHY <br />
• By Jaime Cunningham<br />
SUMNER’S SENIOR prizegiving<br />
belonged to the Wave,<br />
with the club’s premier side<br />
taking out the big awards<br />
at Friday night’s end of<br />
season event.<br />
First-year coach Gareth<br />
D’almeida took home the Lloyd<br />
Douglas Trophy for senior<br />
coach of the year for his efforts<br />
leading the Wave.<br />
D’almedia had previously<br />
tasted success with Sumner’s<br />
colts side in 2020 and 2021, and<br />
guided the Wave to playoffs<br />
for just the second time in the<br />
team’s history.<br />
As a result, the Wave also<br />
took out the Shagged Rock<br />
Trophy for senior team of the<br />
year.<br />
The team finished the season<br />
with nine wins and five losses –<br />
a massive improvement on last<br />
year’s three wins.<br />
• Turn to page 4<br />
Lyttelton<br />
gets new<br />
bus route<br />
to airport<br />
A NEW bus route to Lyttelton<br />
will begin operating from<br />
Monday.<br />
Route 8 – Port to Port/Airport<br />
to Lyttelton will replace the<br />
Casebrook to Lyttelton (Route 28).<br />
It is one of two news routes<br />
announced by Environment<br />
Canterbury last week. The<br />
second, Route 27 – Northwood<br />
to Huntsbury, will replace the<br />
existing Bryndwr to Huntsbury<br />
service (Route 17).<br />
“We are excited to be launching<br />
these two new enhanced Metro<br />
services,” said ECan public<br />
transport general manager<br />
Stewart Gibbon.<br />
“We have engaged with the<br />
community about these new<br />
services, and there is strong buyin.”<br />
The route changes were<br />
approved in May last year<br />
following consultation with<br />
the public, including regular<br />
passengers of the existing routes.<br />
Route 8 – Port to Port will<br />
connect Christchurch Airport<br />
with the central city and<br />
Lyttelton. On weekdays, the<br />
service runs every 15 minutes.<br />
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Port to Port bus route to start<br />
• From page 1<br />
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the communities that routes 17 and<br />
28 currently service.<br />
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changes was provided by 695 people,<br />
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and 91 per cent supporting route 27.<br />
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Wednesday <strong>August</strong> <strong>30</strong> <strong>2023</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News<br />
Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz<br />
NEWS 3<br />
Hammond painting breaks $1m mark<br />
Late artist<br />
now ‘all<br />
time great’<br />
• By Rachel Maher<br />
AN ARTWORK by late<br />
Lyttelton artist Bill Hammond<br />
was sold with a huge milliondollar<br />
price tag on Monday.<br />
Melting<br />
Moments 1 sold<br />
for $1.715 million<br />
at a Webb’s<br />
auction event – a<br />
new record for<br />
Hammond.<br />
It was sold to<br />
an online bidder<br />
after the auction<br />
was over.<br />
Bill<br />
Hammond<br />
The painting, an acrylic on<br />
canvas work measuring roughly<br />
1.6 x 2.1 metres, was expected to<br />
fetch around $1.5-$2 million.<br />
The most expensive piece of art<br />
to be sold in New Zealand was ‘Is<br />
there anything of which one can<br />
say look this is new?’ by Colin<br />
McCahon, which sold for $2.45<br />
million at auction in September<br />
2022.<br />
Another Colin McCahon piece<br />
POPULOUS: Melting Moments 1 by the late Bill Hammond sold for $1.715 million at an<br />
auction on Monday.<br />
sold at Monday’s auction for<br />
$173,000.<br />
Even though the painting did<br />
not break the record, Charles<br />
Ninow, the director of art at<br />
Webb’s auction house, said it is<br />
“incredibly rare” for a painting<br />
to be sold for that price in the<br />
New Zealand market.<br />
“Very, very, very few paintings<br />
have sold to those sorts of<br />
figures,” Ninow said.<br />
“This is the first painting by<br />
Hammond that’s achieved more<br />
than a million dollars and it<br />
cements him as one of the alltime<br />
greats.<br />
“Melting Moments I is<br />
a museum-level work of<br />
national significance. Its detail,<br />
storytelling and sheer presence<br />
are representative of one of our<br />
most important artists at the<br />
height of his artistic powers.”<br />
On Webb’s auction house<br />
website, it explained Melting<br />
Moments 1 was painted by<br />
Hammond a decade after his<br />
1989 trip to the Auckland<br />
Islands.<br />
“Melting Moments 1,<br />
Hammond presents us<br />
with a busy, populous, noisy<br />
habitat, in which the cacophony<br />
of birdsong is drowned out by<br />
clanging bells and aeroplanes,”<br />
the website states.<br />
“The composition is inhabited<br />
by Hammond’s now iconic<br />
mythical creatures — half<br />
human, half bird, which first<br />
appeared in his paintings in<br />
1993.”<br />
Other highlights of the auction<br />
included Brent Wong’s The<br />
Bequest, selling for $173,000,<br />
$<strong>30</strong>,000 above the estimated<br />
price.<br />
Hammond was born in 1947<br />
and attended Canterbury’s<br />
University’s Ilam School of Fine<br />
Arts in the middle of the 1960s.<br />
Towards the end of the<br />
decade he graduated and<br />
started making and selling<br />
wooden toys while living in<br />
Lyttelton.<br />
Although he didn’t start<br />
exhibiting his artwork until<br />
the 1976, he quickly rose<br />
to prominence, eventually<br />
becoming one of New Zealand’s<br />
most celebrated painters during<br />
his lifetime and one of the few<br />
to win acclaim outside of our<br />
borders.<br />
His star has continued to<br />
climb since his death in January<br />
2021, firmly establishing him as<br />
one of our genuine “blue chip”<br />
artists.<br />
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<strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News Wednesday <strong>August</strong> <strong>30</strong> <strong>2023</strong><br />
4<br />
NEWS<br />
Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz<br />
Sumner wraps up successful season<br />
• From page 1<br />
The Storm colts were also<br />
successful, narrowly missing<br />
out on their fourth consecutive<br />
Metropolitan Colts Trophy final<br />
with a 11-8 loss to Shirley two<br />
weeks ago.<br />
Wave No 8 Conner van Turnhout<br />
was awarded the Fat Boy<br />
Trophy for being the club’s best<br />
and fairest player, while Wave<br />
captain Tom Ziolo secured the<br />
Robbie Timo Trophy.<br />
Hooker Jack Jones was once<br />
again the top scorer for the club,<br />
after winning the award last year.<br />
Terrence Graham was rewarded<br />
for his consistent efforts with the<br />
Phil Laloli Trophy for the Wave’s<br />
most valuable player. Graham<br />
predominantly featured at first<br />
five but also slotted in at fullback.<br />
He and lock Josh Loader were<br />
Sumner’s only representatives<br />
in Canterbury B’s clash against<br />
Southland B on Sunday.<br />
Promising flanker Mitch Shaw<br />
was awarded the Scott Robertson<br />
Trophy for most valuable player in<br />
the Storm.<br />
Meanwhile, Jason Marsden<br />
secured the President’s Trophy,<br />
and Graham Rule club person<br />
of the year for his outstanding<br />
contributions behind the scenes.<br />
Jono Anderson (middle) was recognised for seven years of service in coaching<br />
the seniors and colts. He is pictured with Storm coach Ben Gorst (left) and<br />
Wave coach Gareth D’almeida.<br />
LEADER: Wave captain Tom Ziolo<br />
took home the Robbie Timo Trophy at<br />
Sumner’s senior prize-giving.<br />
PHOTO: TONY BRUNT PHOTOGRAPHY<br />
Lyttleton Rugby Club will celebrate<br />
their season with a race night fundraiser<br />
this Friday at 6pm at their clubrooms<br />
before their senior prize-giving next<br />
week. Tickets are $25 on the night for the<br />
fundraiser, and more information can be<br />
found by contacting John Fisher on<br />
021 189 6127.<br />
SUMNER RFC SENIOR<br />
PRIZE-GIVING<br />
Fat Boy Trophy (Club<br />
best and fairest): Conner<br />
van Turnhout<br />
Top try scorers: RT and<br />
Jack Jones<br />
Dingo Memorial<br />
Trophy: Pete Rintoul<br />
Robbie Timo Trophy<br />
(Wave player <strong>2023</strong>): Tom<br />
Ziolo<br />
Lloyd Douglas Trophy<br />
(Senior coach): Gareth<br />
D’almeida<br />
Shagged Rock Trophy<br />
(Team of the year):<br />
Premier Wave<br />
Norm Fraser supporters<br />
Trophy: The O’Loughlin<br />
family<br />
President’s Award:<br />
Jason Marsden<br />
Club person of the year:<br />
Graham Rule<br />
Wave (Division 1)<br />
Best forward: Regan<br />
Jones<br />
Best back: Ollie Lewis<br />
Most improved: Hugo<br />
O’Loughlin<br />
Best and fairest: Conner<br />
van Turnhout<br />
Phil Laloli Trophy (MVP):<br />
Terrence Graham<br />
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Tsunami (Division 2)<br />
Best forward: Angus<br />
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Best back: Josh<br />
Burgess<br />
Most improved: Zach<br />
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Best and fairest: Jacob<br />
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MVP: Merlin M’Cloud<br />
Storm (Colts)<br />
Best forward: Zane<br />
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Best back: Max<br />
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Most improved: Iwan<br />
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Best and fairest:<br />
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Trophy (MVP): Mitch<br />
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Best back: Adrian<br />
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MVP: Julian Pirihi<br />
Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz<br />
Jason Marsden (left) received the President’s Award from<br />
club president Matt Wood.<br />
Jack Rule (left) collected the trophy for club person of the<br />
year on behalf of his father Graham. He is pictured with<br />
Gareth D’almeida.<br />
NEWS 5<br />
New guide marks shift<br />
of 70,000 items online<br />
EVER WONDERED the<br />
best way to spend a week in<br />
Christchurch in the early 1900s?<br />
Or what the city’s tram system<br />
was like?<br />
You can find out all of this<br />
and more as Christchurch City<br />
Libraries marks 70,000 items<br />
on its digital heritage repository<br />
Canterbury Stories with the<br />
Guide to Christchurch and<br />
Picturesque Canterbury.<br />
“The guide from 1914 was<br />
the perfect item to notch up<br />
this significant milestone,” city<br />
council head of libraries and<br />
information Carolyn Robertson<br />
said.<br />
“It adds a lot to our<br />
Canterbury Stories<br />
collection marking a<br />
chapter in Christchurch’s<br />
history and really<br />
showing people what<br />
life was like during that<br />
time.”<br />
The guide was<br />
produced by the Borough<br />
Councils and Local<br />
Bodies of Canterbury as an<br />
advertorial to get people to visit<br />
and lays out what people could<br />
see and do in 1914 Christchurch.<br />
“You can find out about<br />
all sorts of industries and<br />
businesses, amusements and<br />
activities, the climate and hotels,<br />
whatever may be helpful for<br />
Wednesday <strong>August</strong> <strong>30</strong> <strong>2023</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News<br />
Carolyn<br />
Robertson<br />
you to plan a visit as a tourist.<br />
It is interesting to note the<br />
differences and similarities to<br />
today,” Robertson said.<br />
Canterbury Stories has grown<br />
significantly since it<br />
launched in 2019 with<br />
6000 items.<br />
“Now there are 70,000<br />
items including shipboard<br />
diaries from the 1850s,<br />
letters home during<br />
World War 2, maps from<br />
the mid 20th century,<br />
band posters from the<br />
1980s and thousands of<br />
photographs from the late 1800s<br />
to today,” Robertson said.<br />
“We collect and describe<br />
these items to preserve them<br />
for the future and make them<br />
accessible and searchable for all<br />
24/7.”<br />
• Visit canterburystories.<br />
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Watch the video at starnews.co.nz<br />
NEWS 7<br />
Cathedral’s youngest ever dean<br />
is ‘delighted and humbled’<br />
CHRIST CHURCH Cathedral<br />
has appointed its youngest-ever<br />
dean - 37-year-old Reverend<br />
Canon Ben Truman.<br />
Truman is set to leave his<br />
current role as the Vicar of<br />
Opawa-St Martins (St Mark’s,<br />
Opawa) to take up the job.<br />
Bishop Peter Carrell said<br />
Truman’s appointment ushers<br />
in a “new era of leadership, fresh<br />
perspectives, and a<br />
commitment to fostering a<br />
strong sense of family and<br />
community within the heart of<br />
Christchurch”.<br />
The dean is responsible for<br />
the worship and ministry at<br />
the Cathedral and leadership<br />
of its mission to the city of<br />
Christchurch, which is currently<br />
undertaken at the Transitional<br />
Cathedral.<br />
Said Carrell: “Ben brings<br />
to the role huge intelligence,<br />
a warm and approachable<br />
manner, and theological and<br />
pastoral insight into the ways of<br />
God in relation to humanity.<br />
“He’s already a proven leader<br />
in our diocese and for seven<br />
years has been a Canon of the<br />
Christ Church<br />
SMILES: Reverend Canon Ben Truman with wife, Johannah, and children - Thomas, Toby and Edward.<br />
Cathedral Chapter, the<br />
governing body of the<br />
cathedral.<br />
“The cathedral is focused on<br />
being available for all kinds<br />
of special and civic occasions,<br />
alongside diocesan events. Ben<br />
is very familiar with the values<br />
and aspirations of our cathedral<br />
community.<br />
“He also understands the<br />
importance of nurturing both<br />
the spiritual and familial bonds<br />
that unite the Christchurch<br />
community,” said Bishop Peter.<br />
Truman is a devoted family<br />
man. He and his wife Johannah<br />
have three children - Edward, 4,<br />
Toby, 2, and Thomas, 1.<br />
Truman said he is “delighted<br />
and humbled to be serving in<br />
this role at such an<br />
important time in the<br />
cathedral’s history”.<br />
“The cathedral is a place<br />
where all people can feel<br />
spiritually at home,” he said.<br />
“I am excited about reestablishing<br />
the cathedral in the<br />
Square as central to the heart of<br />
the city and the Diocese.<br />
“I want the cathedral to<br />
be an inclusive space for<br />
everyone, a place of welcome<br />
and hospitality, irrespective of<br />
people’s faith or beliefs.<br />
“We are more than halfway<br />
through the cathedral’s rebuild.<br />
“In four years’ time it will<br />
reopen its doors and continue<br />
to play its key part in our city’s<br />
identity.”<br />
Truman grew up in<br />
Greymouth. He said he felt the<br />
call to the ministry even at high<br />
school. But first he worked as a<br />
high school drama teacher and<br />
spent three years at Burnside<br />
High School.<br />
Truman says will miss the St<br />
Mark’s community, but believes<br />
being “dean of Christ Church<br />
Cathedral is the best job in the<br />
world”.<br />
Truman replaces dean<br />
Lawrence Kimberley who was in<br />
the role from 2015 to May.<br />
Truman’s installation<br />
ceremony as dean will take<br />
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Brigade’s first motorised engine<br />
sometimes required a push<br />
In the lead up to its<br />
150th anniversary<br />
celebration over Labour<br />
weekend, the Lyttelton<br />
Volunteer Fire Brigade<br />
looks back at its past in<br />
a regular column<br />
IN PREPARATION for the<br />
brigade’s 150th anniversary<br />
celebrations, there has been<br />
a lot of deep diving into the<br />
archives.<br />
After the February 22, 2011<br />
earthquake, and the subsequent<br />
loss of the fire station,<br />
those archives were all over<br />
the place.<br />
One black and white negative<br />
that surfaced was this<br />
one, showing the brigade’s<br />
first motorised fire appliance<br />
– a 1923 Dodge.<br />
On the left is Superintendent<br />
Bob Carson and foreman<br />
George Lester, clearly dating<br />
the photo in the early 19<strong>30</strong>s.<br />
The Dodge had no pumping<br />
capacity, but it did carry all<br />
the necessary equipment and<br />
up to 16 firemen.<br />
But not always.<br />
Sometimes, on Lyttelton’s<br />
steepest streets, the only<br />
fireman still on board was the<br />
driver.<br />
The remainder were either<br />
carrying equipment – or<br />
pushing.<br />
Unfortunately the Dodge<br />
is no longer a going concern,<br />
but over the Labour weekend<br />
celebrations a static display<br />
of other past and current fire<br />
appliances will feature on the<br />
Saturday.<br />
Memorabilia such as 150th<br />
anniversary coins, t-shirts,<br />
polo shirts and hoodies are<br />
now available – and keep an<br />
eye out for the book.<br />
• Growing up in<br />
Lyttelton in the 1960s,<br />
pages 18-19<br />
Registrations for the 150th anniversary<br />
celebrations of the Lyttelton Volunteer Fire<br />
Brigade are open now.<br />
If you’re a past brigade member, know<br />
someone who is, or just want to celebrate the<br />
occasion with them, please email LVFB150th@<br />
gmail.com with your details and you’ll be sent<br />
the registration link.<br />
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Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz<br />
Tool to monitor disease in wastewater<br />
A TEAM OF researchers,<br />
including Canterbury<br />
University’s Dr Leighton Watson<br />
and Professor Michael Plank,<br />
have combined wastewater data<br />
with reported case numbers to<br />
create a statistical model that<br />
could be used to inform public<br />
health responses to infectious<br />
diseases worldwide.<br />
Their study is based on<br />
data from the Institute of<br />
Environmental Science and<br />
Research wastewater Covid<br />
surveillance programme and<br />
Covid data collected across the<br />
country.<br />
The disease surveillance<br />
tool analyses data in a way<br />
no other study has previously<br />
done – combining wastewater<br />
data and reported case<br />
numbers to estimate how<br />
the case ascertainment rate,<br />
or proportion of infections<br />
reported, has changed over time.<br />
The model also estimates the<br />
effective reproduction number.<br />
Watson’s model provides a<br />
clearer picture of the state of<br />
an epidemic, disease dynamics<br />
and infections in the community.<br />
“While the results are not<br />
the only piece to the puzzle,<br />
the model could be used as an<br />
additional source of information<br />
to inform public health policy<br />
decisions and hospital capacity<br />
planning,” said Watson, who is a<br />
lecturer at the university’s school<br />
of mathematics and<br />
statistics.<br />
He said the model<br />
could be used by any<br />
country where most<br />
people are connected to<br />
the wastewater system.<br />
The model could be<br />
applied nationally or<br />
regionally and help<br />
inform planning of<br />
public health responses<br />
Leighton<br />
Watson<br />
to multiple infectious diseases.<br />
Watson said over time<br />
Government restrictions<br />
and testing guidelines<br />
have been eased.<br />
“At first, people<br />
would test every time<br />
they got a sore throat.<br />
Anecdotally, now it<br />
seems like many people<br />
are assuming they are<br />
just under the weather<br />
because, for example,<br />
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possible home from school.”<br />
Watson said fewer cases could<br />
mean fewer infections or fewer<br />
people reporting.<br />
Reported cases during the<br />
second wave in July 2022 were<br />
significantly lower than in the<br />
first wave in February and<br />
March 2022.<br />
However, the model suggests<br />
there was a substantial drop in<br />
case ascertainment between<br />
the waves and true numbers of<br />
infections were actually similar.<br />
Wastewater surveillance has<br />
proven to provide valuable<br />
data on Covid trends in the<br />
community in New Zealand and<br />
overseas. This led the research<br />
team to investigate how clinical<br />
and wastewater data could be<br />
combined to provide a better<br />
overall picture of the pandemic.<br />
“Everyone who lives<br />
somewhere that’s linked up to<br />
the town wastewater system is<br />
going to shed the virus into the<br />
wastewater if they have Covid.<br />
If they are plumbed into the<br />
wastewater system and we are<br />
sampling it, we can pick that<br />
up independent of whether<br />
people are testing or not,” said<br />
Watson.<br />
According to the researchers<br />
the model provides the most<br />
accurate source of data on<br />
case ascertainment rate and<br />
effective reproduction numbers<br />
currently available, the<br />
researchers said.<br />
Watson and Plank worked<br />
alongside research colleagues<br />
from ESR and the University of<br />
Oxford’s department of statistics<br />
in England.<br />
Their research was funded<br />
by the Ministry of Health, the<br />
Public Health Agency and the<br />
Department of Prime Minister<br />
and Cabinet.<br />
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AUCTION<br />
5518 CHRISTCHURCH AKAROA ROAD FRENCH FARM RURAL RETREAT WITH HARBOUR VIEWS<br />
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Spacious bedrooms and 2 modern fixture bathrooms<br />
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This is a beckoning unmissable lifestyle prospect - home,<br />
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It’s a place that must be viewed quickly before its obvious<br />
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5.586HA 4 2 2 2<br />
AUCTION<br />
From 11am, Thursday 21 st September <strong>2023</strong><br />
98 Moorhouse Avenue (Unless Sold Prior)<br />
OPEN HOMES<br />
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027 226 5893 | 03 384 7950<br />
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Wednesday <strong>August</strong> <strong>30</strong> <strong>2023</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News 13<br />
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AUCTION<br />
38 SLEDMERE STREET BURNSIDE<br />
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658M 2 3 1 1 2<br />
AUCTION<br />
Thursday 21 st September from 11:00am<br />
98 Moorhouse Avenue (Unless Sold Prior)<br />
OPEN HOMES<br />
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Saturday & Sunday 1:00PM - 2:<strong>30</strong>PM<br />
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14 <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News Wednesday <strong>August</strong> <strong>30</strong> <strong>2023</strong><br />
AUCTION<br />
56 SCARBOROUGH ROAD SUMNER SEAS THE VIEW!<br />
Nestled on the lower slopes of Scarborough Hill in the<br />
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while providing opportunities to add extra value. Boasting<br />
a desirable north-facing orientation, this property<br />
commands captivating views that stretch over the iconic<br />
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As you enter this charming one-owner home a sense of<br />
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high ceilings that grace the inviting living area. The living<br />
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with a separate dining room and through to a thoughtfully<br />
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If you’re looking to downsize, move onto the hill or<br />
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500M 2 3 1 1 2<br />
AUCTION<br />
From 11am, Thursday 14 th September <strong>2023</strong><br />
98 Moorhouse Avenue (Unless Sold Prior)<br />
OPEN HOMES<br />
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AUCTION<br />
74 MONCKS SPUR ROAD REDCLIFFS LOWER SLOPES - WHERE THE LIVING IS EASY!<br />
Welcome to a masterpiece of modern living nestled on the<br />
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<strong>30</strong>1M 2 3+ 3 2 2<br />
AUCTION<br />
From 11am, Thursday 14 th September <strong>2023</strong><br />
98 Moorhouse Avenue (Unless Sold Prior)<br />
OPEN HOMES<br />
Wednesdays, Saturdays & Sundays<br />
1:00PM - 1:45PM<br />
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STAGE ONE of the<br />
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Bush Enhancement Project<br />
will begin in April next year.<br />
The project aims to<br />
create spaces that support<br />
education, enhance cultural<br />
understanding, improve<br />
accessibility, conserve native<br />
flora and fauna as well as<br />
optimise the overall experience<br />
at Riccarton Bush.<br />
This project is set to cost<br />
$2.4 million, and Riccarton<br />
Bush Trust Board manager<br />
Shona Willis said they started<br />
fundraising at the beginning<br />
of this year and have so far<br />
raised $460,000.<br />
“We have split the project<br />
into two stages, and we need<br />
$1.2 million to complete stage<br />
one, which will involve all the<br />
infrastructure while stage two<br />
focuses on the design,” she<br />
said.<br />
Willis said the bush will<br />
close for three to six months<br />
while work is being completed<br />
and through that time they<br />
will continue to fundraise.<br />
“We have been turned down<br />
by three funders so far that we<br />
IN THE BUSH: Riccarton Bush ranger Mike Steenson (left) and board chairman Bob<br />
Shearing.<br />
PHOTO: BRIAR ALLEN<br />
applied to, but they had a clear<br />
criteria they said our project<br />
didn’t match,” she said.<br />
Willis said they are still<br />
searching for substantial<br />
funding.<br />
“We have been making<br />
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fundraisers and we also have<br />
a funding source from the city<br />
council’s Long Term Plan, as<br />
well as our own funds we have<br />
been putting aside since 2021,”<br />
Willis said.<br />
Riccarton Bush ranger Mike<br />
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“The tracks have reached the<br />
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are rotten, are trip hazards and<br />
we want to make them more<br />
accessible to the public for<br />
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he said.<br />
Board chairman Bob<br />
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“It is a major asset to the<br />
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community to support us. It is<br />
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it feels like a different world<br />
when you step into it,” he said.<br />
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TREASURES FROM THE PAST<br />
Growing up in Lyttelton in the 1960s:<br />
Suzanne and<br />
Annette Bachop<br />
riding horses in<br />
Lyttelton,<br />
September <strong>30</strong>,<br />
1961.<br />
Te Ūaka<br />
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Suzanne<br />
Bachop wearing<br />
Lyttelton Marine<br />
Band uniform,<br />
with cornet.<br />
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THIS WEEK’S local photograph<br />
features teenagers Suzanne<br />
and Annette Bachop with<br />
their horses on Winchester St,<br />
Lyttelton, on September <strong>30</strong>,<br />
1961.<br />
So what were the girls doing<br />
with their equine friends in the<br />
middle of the road? The occasion<br />
was a fair at the Anglican<br />
Church of the Most Holy Trinity,<br />
known locally as simply Holy<br />
Trinity.<br />
Suzanne, with her retired<br />
trotter Flora Dawn, and Annette,<br />
with her little pony Ace, gave<br />
penny rides to children at the<br />
fair to raise money for the<br />
church.<br />
Behind the girls the Upham<br />
Clock and Lyttelton gaol site<br />
are clearly visible, and the low<br />
density of housing on the hillside<br />
is before the wave of infill<br />
building of later decades.<br />
The Bachop girls lived with<br />
their family first at Hawkhurst<br />
Rd, later moving to Jacksons Tce,<br />
and attended Lyttelton Main<br />
School.<br />
They were part of the extended<br />
Bachop family which has made<br />
its mark in both Lyttelton and<br />
wider afield, including Suzanne’s<br />
cousins of national rugby<br />
fame.<br />
Their father, Tom Bachop,<br />
bought a nine-acre paddock near<br />
the start of the Bridle Path – at<br />
one time they grazed as many as<br />
five horses there.<br />
The girls delivered papers<br />
around Lyttelton on their<br />
horses; Annette collected the<br />
Christchurch Press from an<br />
office on Oxford St and Suzanne<br />
met the 4.<strong>30</strong>pm train from<br />
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Railway Station for The Star<br />
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TREASURES FROM THE PAST 19<br />
Horses, theatre and delivery rounds<br />
There was also time for fun. On<br />
a weekend the girls might go up<br />
the Bridle Path with frypan and<br />
potatoes and cook their lunch<br />
in the hills (free range eggs and<br />
foraged fruit would add to the<br />
feast if they were lucky).<br />
Hot summer days meant<br />
fishing and swimming off the<br />
wharves or at Corsair <strong>Bay</strong>. Suzanne<br />
loved sports and notably<br />
played hockey for Canterbury for<br />
a number of years.<br />
In our second photograph, Suzanne<br />
is holding her cornet in her<br />
Lyttelton Marine Band uniform<br />
on February 23, 1964, the day<br />
the Lyttelton Road Tunnel was<br />
opened. It also happened to be<br />
her 16th birthday!<br />
With her fellow band members<br />
Suzanne went into the tunnel a<br />
few hundred metres in formation,<br />
playing a march, before<br />
making their way out and up to<br />
the Upham Memorial Garden to<br />
take part in the official opening<br />
ceremony.<br />
After leaving school Suzanne<br />
was employed briefly at the<br />
Lichfield Shirt Factory and local<br />
supermarket and then with the<br />
Post Office delivering telegrams<br />
and undertaking relief work.<br />
A pushbike was provided for<br />
the rounds but Suzanne wisely<br />
upgraded with her own Yamaha<br />
55cc scooter to take on Lyttelton’s<br />
steep hills. When she delivered<br />
a telegram to the Saxon Hotel<br />
on Norwich Quay she would<br />
be given a refreshing raspberry<br />
and lemonade. When she took<br />
a telegram to the Holmdale, the<br />
coastal trader which regularly<br />
serviced the Chatham Islands,<br />
she remembers a welcome cup of<br />
hot vegetable soup from the cook<br />
on a cold day.<br />
Suzanne married Frank<br />
Moloney in 1968, who was the<br />
manager and projectionist at the<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong> Light Theatre for a time<br />
in the 1960s. He ran other small<br />
theatres in Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong>,<br />
Cheviot, and Methven, and his<br />
career also took him to Timaru,<br />
Wellington, and Rotorua.<br />
Suzanne served 41 years as<br />
payroll clerk and store supervisor<br />
at Sinclair Melbourne (which<br />
later became Lyttelton Engineering),<br />
a time she remembers with<br />
fondness for the fun had alongside<br />
hard work. Now retired, they<br />
live in Heathcote, just through<br />
the tunnel that Suzanne proudly<br />
took part in opening.<br />
We are grateful to Suzanne for<br />
sharing some of her wonderful<br />
reminiscences of growing<br />
up in the 1960s in Ōhinehou<br />
Lyttelton. We also extend our<br />
sincere condolences for the recent<br />
passing of her sister Annette.<br />
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SPORT<br />
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Season of success for St Andrew’s<br />
• By Jaime Cunningham<br />
ST ANDREW’S College have<br />
had a near-perfect lead-up to<br />
this week’s national tournaments<br />
with four of their girls’ sides<br />
making finals within a week of<br />
each other.<br />
The school’s girls football and<br />
basketball senior teams clinched<br />
regional titles in the Connetics<br />
premier first XI and Whelan<br />
Trophy competitions respectively.<br />
St Andrew’s also made finals<br />
for netball and hockey.<br />
St Andrew’s senior basketball<br />
side won the first title of last<br />
week on Tuesday with a dominant<br />
82-61 win over Rangiora<br />
High. Year 13 Lauren Whittaker<br />
was awarded most valuable player<br />
with a 25-point, 21-rebound,<br />
8-steal statline.<br />
It was also the fourth consecutive<br />
year St Andrew’s claimed the<br />
Canterbury secondary schools’<br />
championship.<br />
A day later, the success<br />
continued for St Andrew’s in<br />
football.<br />
MATCH-UP: Goal<br />
keeper Charlotte<br />
Galvan defends<br />
St Margaret’s goal<br />
attack Ivy Brown in<br />
the SuperNet final.<br />
With the Challenge Shield<br />
already secured, St Andrew’s<br />
were favourites to claim the<br />
Connetics schools premier 1st XI<br />
competition for the third year in<br />
a row, having gone through the<br />
regular season unbeaten.<br />
Kyra Lazor (Year 13) led the<br />
charge for her side, scoring three<br />
goals, while Amber de Wit (Year<br />
11) and Alyssa Sanders (Year 10)<br />
both scored one goal each in St<br />
Andrew’s 5-0 win over Avonside<br />
Girls High.<br />
It capped off a dominant week<br />
for St Andrew’s, which was<br />
preceded by the school’s netball<br />
and hockey sides making their<br />
respective finals.<br />
UNBEATEN: St Andrew’s<br />
College capped off an<br />
unbeaten season with a 5-0<br />
win over Avonside Girls’ to<br />
claim the Connetics premier<br />
1st XI football title for the<br />
third year in a row.<br />
Despite losing to rivals St<br />
Margaret’s College 34-26 in<br />
the SuperNet final, St Andrew’s<br />
senior A netball side will go<br />
down to Invercargill for South<br />
Island secondary schools with<br />
confidence after their strong<br />
showing against last year’s national<br />
finalists.<br />
They managed to fight back in<br />
the second half following an 11-4<br />
second quarter to St Margaret’s.<br />
Meanwhile, the school’s girls<br />
first XI hockey side will be<br />
looking to record their best-ever<br />
finish at the Federation Cup in<br />
Christchurch this week.<br />
St Andrew’s go into the tournament<br />
after they were narrowly<br />
pipped by Rangi Ruru in the<br />
school’s first appearance in the<br />
Connetics secondary schools<br />
premier final.<br />
Despite losing 1-0, St Andrew’s<br />
made Rangi fight for their win<br />
after they scored in the first four<br />
minutes of the game.<br />
This week’s secondary schools<br />
national winter tournaments<br />
are run in various locations,<br />
with most sports finishing up on<br />
Thursday, Friday or Saturday.<br />
To find out more about each<br />
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24 <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News Wednesday <strong>August</strong> <strong>30</strong> <strong>2023</strong><br />
Nissan’s Qashqai a strong performer<br />
Motoring with Bob Nettleton<br />
THE QASHQAI compact<br />
urban SUV, with its inventive<br />
fuel-saving low-emission hybrid<br />
technology, is a breakthrough<br />
model for Nissan in this part of<br />
the world.<br />
A new platform underpins this<br />
latest Qashqai, with increased<br />
torsional stiffness provided by<br />
greater use of high-strength steel.<br />
Despite an increase in stiffness,<br />
the body shell is a remarkable<br />
60kg lighter than before.<br />
In Europe and the UK, they<br />
love the Qashqai. On this side of<br />
the world it is, at best, a steady<br />
seller. The company is expecting<br />
big things from this latest model,<br />
which offers a step up in refinement,<br />
safety and technology<br />
– and unfortunately prices, compared<br />
to the vehicle it replaces.<br />
Affordability could be an issue<br />
with the entry level ST kicking<br />
off at $45,990, $8k more than the<br />
outgoing model. There no hiding<br />
the fact this is a big increase<br />
over the previous version, even<br />
allowing for major advances on<br />
every front. You do get more<br />
Qashqai for your dollar with<br />
this latest iteration bigger across<br />
the board. It’s 4425mm long<br />
(+31mm), 1625mm tall (+<strong>30</strong>mm),<br />
and 1835mm wide (+29mm),<br />
while the wheelbase has grown to<br />
2665mm (+19mm).<br />
HANDY: The motion-activated tailgate is great if you’re<br />
juggling luggage.<br />
REFINEMENT: The Nissan Qashqai offers plenty of technology, leading edge safety features<br />
and more sophisticated rear suspension across every model.<br />
There’s plenty of technology,<br />
leading edge safety features, and<br />
a more sophisticated multi-link<br />
rear suspension set-up across<br />
every model. There’s also more<br />
variety in the powertrain department,<br />
with a new and feisty<br />
1.3-litre turbo petrol, and the<br />
option of Nissan’s innovative<br />
e-POWER hybrid system. This<br />
carries a $7k price premium over<br />
the turbo petrol motor.<br />
Petrol, not e-power, dominates<br />
the six strong model range,<br />
which comprises four petrol variants<br />
starting with the price leading<br />
$45,995 ST and stretching to<br />
$56,990 for the flagship Ti-L.<br />
E-power is limited to the<br />
upmarket Ti and Ti-L priced at<br />
$59,990 and $65,680 respectively.<br />
The latter version of this duo was<br />
supplied for this road test. These<br />
hefty asking prices put the Qashqai<br />
at the high end of its class. In<br />
fact, you can buy its larger sibling<br />
the X-Trail e-power in the same<br />
upmarket spec for another $1200.<br />
For that modest investment, you<br />
get a larger vehicle, greater versatility<br />
and the better re-sale of an<br />
AWD SUV.<br />
Most hybrid systems use<br />
an electric motor and a petrol<br />
engine to drive their wheels.<br />
Nissan’s e-POWER does things<br />
differently with its wheels powered<br />
exclusively by an electric<br />
motor. The e-POWER system<br />
was first seen in the Japan-only<br />
Nissan Note in 2016, powering<br />
on from that initial success to<br />
claim best-selling car in Japan<br />
two years later.<br />
The second-generation<br />
e-POWER technology used<br />
in the latest Qashqai pairs the<br />
effortless acceleration and refined<br />
performance of an electric motor,<br />
similar in size and power output<br />
to those fitted in pure Nissan’s<br />
EVs. It’s a strong high-energy<br />
performer with 140kw of power<br />
and 3<strong>30</strong>nm of torque to take<br />
command of most driving scenarios.<br />
Thanks to the pure electric<br />
motor, there’s none of the power-delivery<br />
hesitancy associated<br />
with an internal combustion engine<br />
or traditional hybrid set-ups.<br />
The instant response provides a<br />
high-torque feel and exhilarating<br />
acceleration, on lower fuel use<br />
and emissions.<br />
The e-POWER system delivers<br />
its torque almost instantly,<br />
enhancing the vehicle’s responsiveness.<br />
A new-generation CVT<br />
(Constant Variable Transmission)<br />
delivers better fuel economy<br />
and produces a lot less friction.<br />
There are three drive modes at<br />
your disposal, Eco, Normal and<br />
Sport. All these upgrades are big<br />
improvements on the lethargic<br />
CVT that blunted the performance<br />
of the previous model.<br />
For a compact urban SUV this<br />
one is roomier than most, with<br />
plenty of passenger and load<br />
space. The Ti-L supplied for this<br />
road test is the jewel in the Qashqai<br />
crown and sparkles when it<br />
comes luxury features.<br />
There’s a panoramic glass<br />
roof and electric sunshade, a<br />
black headliner and ambient<br />
interior lighting. Cabin technology<br />
features a 10.8-inch colour<br />
head-up display, and a premium<br />
10-speaker BOSE audio system.<br />
The seats are accented in plush by<br />
rather dated looking 3D quilted<br />
premium leather, with memory<br />
and massage functions for frontseat<br />
passenger and driver.<br />
A motion activated tailgate is<br />
great if you’re juggling an armful<br />
of groceries in the supermarket<br />
car park. Simply wave your hand<br />
or foot at the tailgate and the rear<br />
hatch opens like magic.<br />
Nissan Intelligent Mobility<br />
safety features are impressive.<br />
It includes Intelligent Cruise<br />
Control, Forward Emergency<br />
Braking, plus pedestrian, cyclist,<br />
and junction detection capabilities.<br />
You also have peace-of-mind<br />
safety in the form of Lane Departure<br />
Warning and Departure<br />
Prevention and Blind Spot Warning.<br />
High Beam Assist makes<br />
DIY dipping of your headlights<br />
at night for on-coming traffic a<br />
thing of the past.<br />
A lot of hype surrounds the<br />
new Qashqai’s advanced multi-link<br />
rear suspension. This configuration<br />
means it excels when<br />
subjected to sudden direction<br />
changes, or different road cambers.<br />
Well-controlled body-roll,<br />
comfort and the effective isolation<br />
of road noise and vibrations<br />
from the passenger compartment<br />
are among the best in the compact<br />
urban SUV class.<br />
There been a rework of the<br />
steering with revised ratios<br />
offering quicker corner turn-in<br />
response. I’m not sure this rejig<br />
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a solid effort. However, at times<br />
the steering felt light and a bit<br />
thin on road feel and is an area<br />
that isn’t as accomplished as the<br />
rest of the vehicle.<br />
Rating out of 10:<br />
Performance 8; Handling<br />
7; Build Quality 7; Comfort<br />
7; Space 7; Styling 8; Fuel<br />
Economy; On road test<br />
average consumption<br />
5.8L/100km; Value for<br />
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ANCAP crash rating; Clean<br />
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since ages ago.<br />
100% Kiwi.<br />
good deal.<br />
Keep the team<br />
hydrated during<br />
the game.<br />
Beko 380L Stainless<br />
Steel Bottom Mount<br />
Fridge/Freezer<br />
9047092 / BBM450X<br />
WORTH BACKING<br />
$999<br />
50 %<br />
Sleepyhead<br />
Chiropractic HD<br />
and HDX Beds #<br />
Excludes Limited Edition<br />
off<br />
Earn 5x Airpoints Dollars<br />
on all Sleepyhead beds* 1<br />
* 1<br />
Limbo Chair &<br />
Ottoman - Grey<br />
9075336<br />
$499<br />
was<br />
$799<br />
SAVE<br />
$<strong>30</strong>0<br />
Offer valid dates vary, see product pages online for details. Available while stocks last. Limited quantity deals are limit one per customer. # Discount is off our full retail price.*1 5x Airpoints Dollars on Sleepyhead beds, mattresses,<br />
and bed bases valid Wednesday <strong>30</strong> <strong>August</strong> – Sunday 1 October <strong>2023</strong>. Promotion and Airpoints programme terms, conditions, and exclusions apply. Visit smithscity.co.nz/airpoints for details.
Everyone can get<br />
behind a good deal.<br />
Backing NZ<br />
since ages ago.<br />
100% Kiwi.<br />
The edge of your seat.<br />
Make sure it’s comfortable.<br />
Ari 2.5 Seater Right Chaise<br />
Lounge Suite - Charcoal<br />
Samsung 65” Q80C<br />
QLED 4K TV<br />
$1499 $2795<br />
9062445 Valid until 26 September <strong>2023</strong><br />
9077059 / QA65Q80CASXNZ<br />
was<br />
$2499<br />
Details so sharp, so you can spot<br />
the refs mistakes before the TMO.<br />
* 1<br />
Everyday appliances<br />
at everyday low prices.<br />
Altus 323L Bottom<br />
Mount Fridge/Freezer<br />
$849<br />
9073429 / ABM335W<br />
Altus 60cm<br />
Freestanding Cooker<br />
with Electric Cooktop<br />
$649<br />
9073437 / AFC60EFW<br />
Avalon Queen 4 Piece Slatbed<br />
Bedroom Suite with 7 Drawer Lowboy<br />
9072217<br />
$1999<br />
Valid until 26th September <strong>2023</strong><br />
Elgin/Amble 7 Piece<br />
Dining Suite - Black<br />
9072184<br />
$1799<br />
was<br />
$2999<br />
Valid until 12th<br />
September <strong>2023</strong><br />
Half time chips,<br />
without the queues.<br />
DiamondForce 3-in-1<br />
Digital 5L Air Fryer<br />
$189<br />
9067403 / AFP4500DF<br />
was<br />
$3999<br />
SAVE<br />
$2000<br />
SAVE<br />
$1200<br />
Take care of<br />
the post match<br />
clean up.<br />
Miele Blizzard CX1<br />
Excellence Powerline<br />
Bagless Vacuum Cleaner<br />
$699<br />
9047522 / 10502200<br />
OPPO A78 5G<br />
- Glowing Black<br />
$379<br />
9076831 / CPH2483BLACK<br />
was<br />
$449<br />
SAVE<br />
$70<br />
12<br />
Months<br />
36<br />
INTEREST FREE<br />
on purchases $499 & over*<br />
Months<br />
INTEREST FREE<br />
on beds & furniture $999 & over*<br />
Offer valid dates vary, see product pages online for details. Available while stocks last. Limited quantity deals are limit one per customer. # Discount is off our full retail price. *Apple, selected computers, game<br />
consoles, gift cards and some promotional items are not available in conjunction with interest free offers. Current fixed interest rate of 23.95% p.a. applies to any balance remaining after expiry of any interest<br />
free period. Finance, Price Promise, Airpoints and promotion, terms, conditions, exclusions, credit criteria and limits apply. Personal shoppers only, trade and commercial not supplied. See smithscity.co.nz for<br />
details. # Discount is off our full retail price. *1 5x Airpoints Dollars on TVs 55” or larger from Samsung, TCL, and Hisense valid Wednesday 16 <strong>August</strong> – Tuesday 5 September <strong>2023</strong>. Promotion and Airpoints programme terms,<br />
conditions, and exclusions apply. Visit smithscity.co.nz/airpoints for details.
Wednesday <strong>August</strong> <strong>30</strong> <strong>2023</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News 29<br />
THE SEASON TO<br />
SELL IS HERE<br />
PROUDLY<br />
RAY WHITE FERRYMEAD<br />
Ray White Ferrymead<br />
Lyttelton & <strong>Bay</strong>s<br />
Phone (03) 384 4179 | Email prier.manson@raywhite.com<br />
rwferrymead.co.nz /RayWhiteFerrymead @raywhiteferrymead<br />
Prier Manson Ltd. (Licensed REAA 2008)
<strong>30</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News Wednesday <strong>August</strong> <strong>30</strong> <strong>2023</strong><br />
COASTAL AUCTION<br />
s ERi E s<br />
Where Tranquility Resides<br />
127 Mt Pleasant Road, Mount Pleasant<br />
4 bedrooms, 1 living, 1 dining, 2 bathrooms, 2 car garaging<br />
A vision of contemporary design, this near-new home with architectural<br />
credentials is poised magnificently on the mid-slopes of Mt Pleasant, commanding<br />
expansive views across the estuary to Pegasus <strong>Bay</strong>, the distant southern Alps and<br />
ocean.<br />
Nestled on a private approx. 1269 sqm parcel adorned with established trees, this<br />
sanctuary-style environment captivates from the outset. Enclosed in cedar and<br />
steel, the home’s interiors illustrate refinement, with timber floors, a pared-back<br />
palette and broad expanses of glass accentuating the outlook to promote yearround<br />
serenity.<br />
Completed in 2019 and unfolding across approx 210sqm, the predominantly<br />
single level floor plan floor plan has been cleverly conceived for family<br />
adaptability, showcasing a versatile mezzanine capable of becoming a fourth<br />
bedroom, home office, media room or children’s retreat.<br />
Primed to attract a range of buyers, it’s a short walk from Mt Pleasant Primary and<br />
close to the area’s coveted coastal conveniences. Contact Paula or simon for more<br />
information.<br />
Open Homes: saturday and sunday 1:00 - 1:<strong>30</strong>pm<br />
Auction: Coastal Auction series, Wednesday 20 september from 5:00pm,<br />
sumner surf Life saving Club (unless brought forward)<br />
www.rwferrymead.co.nz/OPA<strong>30</strong>523<br />
COASTAL AUCTION SERIES<br />
Simon and Paula Standeven<br />
No.1 sales Consultants<br />
2017 - 2022<br />
M. 0274 <strong>30</strong>4 691<br />
E. thestandevens@raywhite.com<br />
Elevated Serenity<br />
137 Soleares Avenue, Mount Pleasant<br />
3 bedrooms, 1 living, 2 bathrooms, 1 car garaging<br />
Perched in a sought-after mid-slopes position, this captivating three bedroom,<br />
two bathroom residence boasts a perfect fusion of modernity and tranquillity and<br />
enjoys stunning views across the estuary and Pegasus <strong>Bay</strong> to the distant snowcapped<br />
southern Alps.<br />
Savor the morning sunrise alongside a cup of coffee, and relish the final moments<br />
of the sunset on the deck.<br />
A testament to timeless construction, combining concrete block and timber, this<br />
enchanting home epitomises single-level hillside living. Thoughtfully designed, the<br />
home was originally built in the 1970s and underwent extensive alterations and<br />
renovations in 2015. The result is a masterfully remodelled residence boasting<br />
modern comforts while exuding a real retreat feeling amidst mature planting.<br />
Visit today and don’t miss this opportunity!<br />
Open Homes: saturday and sunday 12:00 - 12:<strong>30</strong>pm<br />
Auction: Coastal Auction series, Wednesday 20 september from 5:00pm,<br />
sumner surf Life saving Club (unless brought forward)<br />
www.rwferrymead.co.nz/OPA<strong>30</strong>521<br />
COASTAL AUCTION SERIES<br />
Simon and Paula Standeven<br />
No.1 sales Consultants<br />
2017 - 2022<br />
M. 0274 <strong>30</strong>4 691<br />
E. thestandevens@raywhite.com<br />
Ray White Ferrymead | rwferrymead.co.nz | 03 384 4179 | prier.manson@raywhite.com | Prier Manson Limited Licensed REAA 2008
Wednesday <strong>August</strong> <strong>30</strong> <strong>2023</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News 31<br />
Rarely Seen Together...<br />
Single Level & Sea Views!<br />
10 Teviotdale Way, Sumner<br />
4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garages<br />
COASTAL AUCTION<br />
series<br />
soaked in sunshine, full of light, and single level - this modern, spacious home<br />
enjoys elevated, expansive sea views across Pegasus <strong>Bay</strong> from scarborough Hill<br />
to the Kaikoura Ranges. You’ll love the large flat space on offer, set amongst a<br />
private, peaceful neighbourhood of quality homes. As you step inside through<br />
the cedar-clad entranceway, you’ll be warmly greeted by a well configured living<br />
area, with oak flooring, sunken lounge, separate media room and a highly specified<br />
open plan kitchen. spacious accommodations offer four double bedrooms, ably<br />
serviced by fully tiled main bathroom, and ensuite and walk-in robe to the main<br />
suite. Comfortable and easy care, plenty of storage space, integrated heatpump,<br />
central vac system - just move in and relax!<br />
Located on richmond Hill overlooking sumner, this property offers a fantastic<br />
lifestyle for you to enjoy highly regarded local cafes & restaurants, swimming<br />
and surfing at the popular local beaches - and naturally, beautiful hill walks and<br />
mountain biking tracks are literally right out the front door!<br />
Act now to secure this rarely available combination of single level home, AND<br />
stunning sea views. Contact rod today to arrange your viewing!<br />
Open Homes: Thursday 5:<strong>30</strong> - 6:<strong>30</strong>pm, saturday & sunday 1:<strong>30</strong> - 2:<strong>30</strong>pm<br />
Auction: Coastal Auction series, Wednesday 20 september from 5:00pm,<br />
sumner surf Life saving Club (unless brought forward)<br />
www.rwferrymead.co.nz/OPA<strong>30</strong>464<br />
COASTAL AUCTION SERIES<br />
Rod Cross<br />
M. 021 763 763<br />
E. rod.cross @raywhite.com<br />
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