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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY <strong>24</strong>, 20<strong>24</strong><br />
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New fire station or school proposed for section<br />
A LARGE SECTION of land<br />
owned by the city council since<br />
1913 - and set aside for the<br />
expansion of Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
- could be the site of a new fire<br />
station or school.<br />
Fire and Emergency New<br />
Zealand wants to build a new<br />
fire station on the land,<br />
while Nōku Te Ao Charitable<br />
Trust has also registered its<br />
interest in buying some of the<br />
land to develop a new school.<br />
The 39.02ha block at 27<br />
Hunters Rd and 42 Whero Ave is<br />
currently being used for grazing,<br />
with bush regeneration taking<br />
place in three gullies, said city<br />
council head of city growth and<br />
property Bruce Rendall.<br />
The interest from FENZ and<br />
Nōku Te Ao came after the<br />
council sought community<br />
feedback on the future of the land<br />
in 2021.<br />
Rendall said the feedback<br />
showed the community wanted<br />
to be involved in planning<br />
for the future of the land<br />
and for the gullies to be<br />
protected.<br />
“We know the community<br />
values the gullies and wants<br />
them to be retained, with native<br />
trees and walking tracks,”<br />
Rendall said.<br />
“Council staff think this is a<br />
good use for the gullies and this<br />
will be reflected in our draft<br />
spatial plan, which is under<br />
development.”<br />
Staff are also preparing<br />
technical reports to support<br />
the development of the spatial<br />
plan for the site. Consultation<br />
on the two proposals opened on<br />
Monday.<br />
“Having received proposals for<br />
parts of the block, we need<br />
to seek community feedback,<br />
with a view to making a decision<br />
on those sites before the full<br />
draft spatial plan is ready,”<br />
Rendall said.<br />
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Wednesday <strong>January</strong> <strong>24</strong> 20<strong>24</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News<br />
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How Robyn and Jess saved each other<br />
ROBYN HAUGHEY decided<br />
she wanted to be dog-free for<br />
a while after her 14-year-old<br />
labrador staffy cross Lou passed<br />
away – and she was diagnosed<br />
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But she only lasted three weeks<br />
before telling her husband Mark<br />
she needed the companionship<br />
of a dog to get her through the<br />
invasive treatment. So they<br />
headed to the city council’s<br />
animal shelter the very same day.<br />
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was bought out into the exercise<br />
area, I saw this cute, scruffy,<br />
and charming little terrier/jack<br />
russell cross that ran around in<br />
circles before dropping at my<br />
feet then putting her front paws<br />
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claiming me as her prize.”<br />
Said Haughey: “That was the<br />
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Jess is Haughey’s fifth dog<br />
adopted from the animal<br />
shelter in the last 30 years and<br />
offers her so much more than<br />
companionship.<br />
“Going through chemotherapy<br />
over the last year, with all its<br />
horrid side effects, as well as a<br />
double mastectomy has tested<br />
me and my family to the limits,<br />
but simply looking at Jess has<br />
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feeling of contentment in that I<br />
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she said.<br />
“For all the countless days<br />
“(Jess) gave me hope and belief that we could beat this<br />
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where I lay on the couch feeling<br />
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and discomfort. It worked and<br />
gave me hope and belief that we<br />
could beat this horrid disease<br />
together.”<br />
Haughey has recently been<br />
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satisfied that she is cancer free.<br />
“Jess has played an integral<br />
part in my life to get me<br />
HOPE:<br />
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to this point and I love her<br />
unconditionally.”<br />
To anyone thinking about<br />
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• Dogs available for<br />
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Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz<br />
NEWS 5<br />
Feedback sought on land use proposals<br />
• From page 1<br />
“I’d like to reassure those who<br />
gave us feedback in 2021 that<br />
neither the fire station proposal<br />
nor the school proposal involves<br />
any of the gullies,” said Rendall.<br />
The proposed fire station and<br />
school will form part of the draft<br />
spatial plan. Rendall says the full<br />
draft spatial plan will go out for<br />
separate consultation when it is<br />
completed.<br />
FENZ is eyeing about 0.5ha of<br />
the block to move the Diamond<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong> Fire Station.<br />
The Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> volunteer<br />
brigade’s existing station at<br />
89 Marine Drive is a registered<br />
earthquake-prone building and<br />
must be brought up to the building<br />
code or demolished by April<br />
<strong>24</strong>, 2025.<br />
The section of land FENZ want<br />
to build on is across the road<br />
and around the bend from the<br />
current site, between 90 and 110<br />
Marine Drive.<br />
FENZ district<br />
commander<br />
Dave Stackhouse<br />
says the proposed<br />
new building<br />
would meet<br />
100 per cent of<br />
the New Building<br />
Standard.<br />
“It will be a<br />
fit-for-purpose,<br />
resilient, future-proof facility,<br />
Dave<br />
Stackhouse<br />
incorporating decontamination<br />
facilities, standby generator,<br />
PPE locker room and a training<br />
room,” he said.<br />
“It will meet all statutory,<br />
regulatory and organisational<br />
requirements, with the growth<br />
of Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> and surrounding<br />
communities in mind.”<br />
On average, the brigade attends<br />
100 call-outs a year, with<br />
65 per cent being medical events,<br />
he says. For this reason, a helipad<br />
is included in the proposed<br />
development.<br />
“At present, when a helicopter<br />
is needed in a medical emergency,<br />
it lands on the sports ground or<br />
Laurenson Park,” Stackhouse said.<br />
“About once a month, the crew<br />
needs to assist in setting up a<br />
landing zone for the helicopter,<br />
so it would be a huge improvement<br />
to have a helipad onsite.”<br />
The city council has also been<br />
approached by Nōku Te Ao<br />
Charitable Trust with a proposal<br />
to buy 8ha of the block.<br />
The trust, acting on behalf of<br />
Te Hapū o Ngāti Wheke, wants<br />
to set up a designated character<br />
school, Te Pā o Rākaihautū (Te<br />
Pā) on the site.<br />
Designated character schools,<br />
in this case a Māori medium<br />
school, are state schools. Alongside<br />
the New Zealand curriculum,<br />
they develop their own<br />
aims, purposes and objectives<br />
and teach values aligning with<br />
their philosophy or culture.<br />
Te Pā was established in 2015.<br />
It has a temporary campus at<br />
the former Linwood Intermediate<br />
School site on McLean<br />
St, and has been looking for a<br />
permanent city site for the past<br />
10 years. If the proposal is approved,<br />
the school will run over<br />
two sites – a city site (yet to be<br />
determined) and the Diamond<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong> site.<br />
Te Pā o Rākaihautū chair<br />
Rangimarie<br />
Parata Takurua<br />
said different<br />
learning opportunities<br />
would be<br />
offered at each<br />
site. While many<br />
of its students<br />
live in the city,<br />
she says the<br />
school’s whakapapa<br />
is rooted on<br />
Rangimarie<br />
Parata<br />
Takurua<br />
Te Pātaka o Rākaihautū Banks<br />
Peninsula.<br />
“At the core of Te Pā’s philosophy<br />
is place-based learning<br />
centred around the environment<br />
and cultural identity,” she said.<br />
“There are few places more<br />
relevant or better suited to this<br />
than on Te Pātaka o Rakaihautu,<br />
surrounded by our five rūnanga<br />
VACANT: The<br />
block of land<br />
at 27 Hunters<br />
Rd and 43<br />
Whero Ave<br />
covers 39.02ha.<br />
The proposed<br />
school and fire<br />
station sites are<br />
indicated in red.<br />
PHOTOS:<br />
NEWSLINE<br />
communities at Rāpaki, Koukourarata,<br />
Ōnuku, Wairewa and<br />
Taumutu.”<br />
Under the proposal, Te Hapū<br />
o Ngāti Wheke would own the<br />
land, and lease part or all of it to<br />
the Ministry of Education.<br />
Rendall says it’s important to<br />
get feedback from the community<br />
on the two proposals.<br />
“Feedback we receive from<br />
the Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> community<br />
and residents of the wider<br />
Christchurch district will help<br />
the elected council decide whether<br />
to support the two proposals,”<br />
he said.<br />
People across Banks Peninsula<br />
and Christchurch have until<br />
5pm on February 19 to give the<br />
city council feedback on the<br />
proposals.<br />
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NEWS 7<br />
McKenzie aims for Paralympics<br />
• By Dylan Smits<br />
MCKENZIE DRAGE is in<br />
the pool six days a week in<br />
preparation for the New Zealand<br />
championships in April, with<br />
a long-term goal of competing<br />
at the Los Angeles 2028<br />
Paralympics Games.<br />
The 19-year-old from Mc-<br />
Queens Valley was born with<br />
Apert syndrome, but it has never<br />
stopped her from pursuing her<br />
dreams.<br />
“I am very determined and like<br />
to face challenges with a positive<br />
mindset,” she said.<br />
Apert syndrome causes fusion<br />
of bones in the fingers, toes, and<br />
head and neck. Various surgeries<br />
were needed during Drage’s infancy<br />
and childhood to improve<br />
her quality of life.<br />
“School and social life have<br />
been a challenge but I’ve never<br />
let my disability hold me back<br />
from setting goals and achieving<br />
them,” she said.<br />
When swimming, Apert<br />
syndrome mainly affects Drage’s<br />
range of movement as she cannot<br />
fully extend her arms, neck or<br />
shoulders.<br />
“I have limited reach and kicking<br />
ability, but I follow a daily<br />
stretching programme to try and<br />
develop my flexibility.”<br />
Drage, who attended Hagley<br />
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lives on the family farm with her<br />
parents and older brother. Farm<br />
life has taught her how to work<br />
hard.<br />
“I’ve learned how to get jobs<br />
done and be organised with my<br />
time.”<br />
The family owns 80 free range<br />
chickens, and Drage is partly<br />
responsible for selling their<br />
eggs to customers in<br />
Christchurch.<br />
She also works part time as a<br />
lifeguard at Jellie Park.<br />
THE RIGHT<br />
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McKenzie<br />
Drage with<br />
the award<br />
qualifying her<br />
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year’s Oceania<br />
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Drage’s longterm<br />
goal is<br />
to compete<br />
in the 2028<br />
Paralympics.<br />
She has always enjoyed<br />
swimming and started<br />
competing in year 11.<br />
“Being able to swim well helps<br />
me feel confident in any water.<br />
I really like the discipline of<br />
training hard and feeling fit and<br />
healthy.”<br />
Drage is part of the Aquagym<br />
Swim Club where she is coached<br />
by Emma Smith.<br />
In September, she represented<br />
New Zealand for the first time at<br />
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‘Everyone has differences and strengths, and life is about<br />
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Drage is training hard ahead<br />
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Cultivating<br />
food security<br />
and gardening<br />
know-how<br />
• By Dylan Smits<br />
THE MANAGER of a<br />
community garden in Sumner is<br />
taking crop growing back to its<br />
roots with the goal of creating a<br />
self-sustaining food source.<br />
Gavin Hawke, 54, has a passion<br />
for horticulture, and he’s<br />
using his skills in an effort to<br />
increase local food security.<br />
‘There’s nothing simpler in life<br />
then actually building soil and<br />
growing something. We’re trying<br />
to show people how easy it is to<br />
grow naturally.”<br />
He Mara Kai – meaning ‘The<br />
Food Garden’ – is a 2000m 2<br />
section located on the corner of<br />
Paisley St and Wakefield Ave.<br />
It follows two key horticultural<br />
principles<br />
that guide it towards being<br />
a fertile and self-sustaining food<br />
source, said Hawke.<br />
The first is hügelkultur or<br />
“mound culture”, a technique<br />
where a mound constructed<br />
from decaying wood and plant<br />
materials is used as a plant bed.<br />
“Wood will take 20 years to<br />
break down and you won’t need<br />
any fertiliser,” he said.<br />
“The wood underneath works<br />
as a slow release nutrient. It also<br />
acts as a sponge for water.”<br />
No digging is required.<br />
“It’s about how to grow food<br />
with the least amount of work.”<br />
The second technique, permaculture,<br />
is an approach to<br />
land management where plants<br />
are allowed to grow freely in an<br />
unstructured layout.<br />
Hawke said this<br />
encourages a<br />
self-seeding garden, which will<br />
eventually require little human<br />
maintenance.<br />
“We just want to help nature<br />
take its natural course. We’re<br />
pretty unique here because<br />
there’s no structure really.”<br />
The garden has 40 mounds of<br />
different sizes which grow a wide<br />
range of fruits, vegetables and<br />
flowers.<br />
Except for the first time a new<br />
seed is planted, the garden does<br />
not buy seeds.<br />
“With permaculture,<br />
everything self-seeds,” Hawke<br />
said.<br />
He started developing<br />
the garden<br />
on land he<br />
leases from the city council,<br />
opposite his home, in June 2022.<br />
A software designer by day, he<br />
spends his evenings and weekends<br />
managing the garden.<br />
“There’s so much food there.<br />
At any time of the year there’s<br />
always something to eat.”<br />
With the help of two volunteers,<br />
Hawke is developing high<br />
quality soil for the garden with<br />
locally sourced compost.<br />
They collect horse manure,<br />
green bin waste, and coffee<br />
grinds and food scraps from<br />
local cafes.<br />
“Eventually we will end up<br />
with beautiful soil that is filled<br />
with nutrients.”<br />
Hawke’s long-term goal is<br />
to increase food security and<br />
demonstrate the effectiveness of<br />
mound culture and permaculture.<br />
“That garden could easily<br />
self-sustain 20 different families.”<br />
Expanding his methods to<br />
other empty land in Sumner<br />
could increase food security even<br />
further, Hawke said.<br />
He wants the garden to<br />
become a more collaborative<br />
effort in the future, with more<br />
volunteers.<br />
“People who can’t grow<br />
or haven’t got the space are<br />
welcome to come and help out<br />
and enjoy the harvest.”<br />
• People interested<br />
in volunteering are<br />
encouraged to head<br />
along to the garden on<br />
weekends<br />
GREEN THUMB: Gavin Hawke manages the He Mara Kai community garden in Sumner. He’s motivated by increasing food security and spreading<br />
awareness of mound culture and permaculture.<br />
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A PAINTER with down syndrome is<br />
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Rosie Johnson-Prior from Taylors Mistake<br />
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“She likes to be able to show people<br />
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Rei Gallery owner Damian Mackie<br />
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The exhibition is called Ngā Whare o<br />
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Most of the 10 featured artists worked<br />
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last year.<br />
Johnson-Prior, along with the other artists,<br />
has chosen a theme for her painting<br />
– aroha.<br />
The young artist chose the theme after<br />
experiencing the loss of two people close<br />
to her last year.<br />
The pink on the painting represents her<br />
cousin Dell Johnson and the purple for<br />
her dance instructor Adriaan Beedie.<br />
The yellow represents the love between<br />
Dell and her husband Jimmy.<br />
The painting features a love heart in the<br />
centre, which Johnson-Prior is going to<br />
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Johnson-Prior graduated from Rudolph<br />
Steiner School at the end of 2023.<br />
She has been interested in art throughout<br />
schooling but began delving into<br />
abstract art last year with the help of a<br />
teacher aide.<br />
“Mostly she uses a pallette knife instead<br />
of a brush to get the effects she wants,”<br />
said Johnson.<br />
She believes her daughter’s down syndrome<br />
helps her creatively in some ways.<br />
“There’s not the same self-consciousness<br />
or worry about what somebody’s going to<br />
think. It’s just really about being present<br />
in the moment and that flow of creativity.”<br />
She said her daughter will sometimes<br />
paint on multiple canvases at once for a<br />
creativity boost.<br />
Johnson-Prior currently works at her<br />
family’s chocolate business, She Chocolaterie,<br />
in the city centre.<br />
With her family’s support, this year<br />
she has the ambition of starting her own<br />
workshop and teaching art there with her<br />
older sister.<br />
The exhibition runs from Friday to<br />
February 6.<br />
The themes of the other artists include<br />
taio (the environment), kaitiakaitanga<br />
(guardianship), rereke (point of difference)<br />
and whakapapa (ancestry).<br />
REMEMBERED: Rosie Johnson-Prior<br />
and her dance instructor Adriaan<br />
Beedie who passed away last year.<br />
Her painting partly represents the<br />
love she had for him.<br />
Community board<br />
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TWO PEOPLE have put their names<br />
forward for the vacant position in the<br />
Lyttelton Community Subdivision on the<br />
Te Pātaka o Rākaihautū Banks Peninsula<br />
Community Board.<br />
The position became available last year<br />
following the resignation of community<br />
board member Reuben Davidson.<br />
The two candidates are:<br />
· Jillian Frater (The People’s Choice)<br />
· Vicki Tahau-Paton (Independent)<br />
The by-election will be held on Saturday,<br />
17 February 20<strong>24</strong> and will be conducted<br />
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system.<br />
Voting will open on 26 <strong>January</strong> 20<strong>24</strong><br />
when voting papers are mailed out to<br />
enrolled electors.<br />
Voting will close at noon on 17 February<br />
20<strong>24</strong>. Progress results will be announced<br />
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· Christchurch City Council, Civic Offices,<br />
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· Lyttelton Library and Service Centre,<br />
customer services desk, 18 Canterbury St,<br />
10am to 2pm<br />
On Saturday, 17 February 20<strong>24</strong>, special<br />
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· Lyttelton Library and Service Centre,<br />
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The Christchurch City Council electoral<br />
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NEWS<br />
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Etching away the hours: Nautical<br />
• By Chris Barclay<br />
JOHN F Kennedy brought a<br />
seafaring tradition back from<br />
the depths of obscurity before<br />
his assassination, and now a Mt<br />
Pleasant artist has perfected his<br />
own depiction of a dying art.<br />
Scrimshaw originated off<br />
the United States of America’s<br />
New England coast – President<br />
Kennedy’s home state of Massachusetts<br />
– in the mid-1700s<br />
by artistic whalers to break the<br />
tedium of long voyages.<br />
They whiled away untold<br />
hours at sea by etching designs<br />
– usually the vessel they crewed,<br />
the girlfriend at home or a<br />
mythical sea creature – on to<br />
ivory teeth extracted from their<br />
catch.<br />
Scrimshanders, as they were<br />
known, also decorated knives,<br />
buttons and yarn winders by<br />
using shark skin or pumice to<br />
smooth the surface before a jack<br />
knife or sail needle created an<br />
outline.<br />
Soot from the ship’s oven,<br />
squid ink, tobacco juice or<br />
gunpowder mixed with whale oil<br />
then produced pigment to make<br />
the design visible.<br />
There is no open fire, or<br />
pungent tobacco wafting in<br />
Gus Milne’s workshop, yet the<br />
72-year-old is still faithful to the<br />
hobby he discovered by chance<br />
four decades ago.<br />
His creations are handmade<br />
with a craft knife and a pin vice<br />
before ink is applied. Sandpaper<br />
is used to erase mistakes.<br />
Milne, an avid model maker<br />
since his teenage years, is also<br />
self-taught.<br />
There were no classes or<br />
YouTube tutorials, and the<br />
former workmate who turned<br />
him to scrimshaw was solely a<br />
collector.<br />
“He wore an ivory pendant one<br />
day and I thought I quite like the<br />
idea of that,” Milne said.<br />
He cut his teeth, so to speak,<br />
on beef bone, which is hardly the<br />
finished article.<br />
“The trouble with beef bone is<br />
you only get to ink it three times<br />
and it bleeds into the bone. It<br />
also has a grain and it tends to<br />
grip the blade sometimes and<br />
it will take you off in directions<br />
SEAL OF APPROVAL: John F Kennedy reinvigorated<br />
interest in scrimshaw during his presidency.<br />
CRAFTSMAN: Gus Milne has been immersed in the nautical artform scrimshaw for more<br />
than 40 years.<br />
PHOTO: CHRIS BARCLAY<br />
you don’t want to go.”<br />
So Milne graduated to<br />
scrimshaw’s base of choice,<br />
ivory, a polarising product in<br />
this day and age.<br />
His website (www.<br />
cressyscrimshaw.co.nz) details<br />
how scrimshaw fits with The<br />
Convention on International<br />
Trade in Endangered Species,<br />
which New Zealand joined in<br />
1989.<br />
“I’m never going to do it on<br />
elephant tusks,” he said.<br />
Milne works with pre-ban<br />
ivory and said although whaling<br />
ended in New Zealand waters in<br />
1964, there were thousands of<br />
whale teeth in legitimate private<br />
ownership.<br />
To emphasise the point he<br />
opens a case including ivory<br />
mammoth tusks from the Arctic<br />
Circle aged between 6000 to<br />
‘God knows how many’ years.<br />
Mammoth ivory is acceptable<br />
because they are extinct rather<br />
than an endangered species.<br />
There are also walrus tusks<br />
and ivory teeth from sperm<br />
whales, last purchased through<br />
domestic auctions and antique<br />
stores five years ago.<br />
Milne has whale ivory items<br />
available but now uses it for<br />
personal use.<br />
Sale or commissioned items<br />
are now assembled from the<br />
keys of unwanted pianos, after<br />
he noticed a bookmark of that<br />
origin on Instagram 18 months<br />
ago.<br />
“This is more acceptable to my<br />
‘This is more acceptable<br />
to my way of thinking<br />
because it’s old ivory piano<br />
keys that are going to the<br />
dump’ – Gus Milne<br />
way of thinking because it’s old<br />
ivory piano keys that are going to<br />
the dump,” he explained.<br />
His earliest piano keys were<br />
played in London in 1876; he<br />
recently acquired 200 from a<br />
store clean out in Timaru.<br />
Milne, who is unaware of any<br />
other scrimshanders in New<br />
Zealand, used piano ivory for<br />
triptychs and has now branched<br />
out to wider compositions.<br />
He gauges the production<br />
time in several weeks rather<br />
than hours and estimates he<br />
has produced 200 artworks –<br />
including those from whale<br />
and mammoth ivory – over his<br />
career.<br />
There are no plans to retire<br />
though scrimshaw tests his<br />
singular focus after he studies<br />
paintings or photographs.<br />
“You have to take breaks, you<br />
tend not to blink so your eyes<br />
dry out,” said Milne, who priced<br />
his most valuable piece at<br />
$3500.<br />
Milne primarily illustrates<br />
vessels of a bygone era and<br />
panoramas of Antarctica – often<br />
complemented by penguins and<br />
orca whales – though he has also<br />
reproduced the Wahine listing<br />
on Barrett Reef in 1968.<br />
An earlier shipwreck amid<br />
New Zealand’s Subantarctic<br />
Islands underlined a welcome<br />
educational benefit to his<br />
passion, as Milne researched the<br />
loss of the British four-masted<br />
steel barque Dundonald in<br />
March, 1907.<br />
Laden with wheat on a<br />
journey from Sydney bound<br />
for Cornwall in the UK, the<br />
Dundonald slammed onto rocks<br />
on Disappointment Island’s<br />
west coast, 8km northwest of<br />
Auckland Island.<br />
KEYED IN: Precision and attention to detail is paramount<br />
for a scrimshander.
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tradition liked by JFK a dying art<br />
SHIPSHAPE: The<br />
Dundonald on<br />
the Avon River<br />
at Bristol taken<br />
between 1891 and<br />
1907, and shortly<br />
before it was swept<br />
onto the cliffs of<br />
Disappointment<br />
Island (above).<br />
He discovered 16 of the<br />
28-strong crew managed to scale<br />
the rigging, clamber onto a cliff<br />
face and climb to safety.<br />
The castaways defied starvation<br />
before being rescued that<br />
November after surviving on<br />
12,000 mollyhawk chicks, seals,<br />
plant roots and seaweed.<br />
“It’s a great story, the rescue<br />
and how they came to survive,”<br />
said Milne, who was asked to<br />
recreate Dundonald’s imminent<br />
demise by a Department of<br />
Conservation employee tasked<br />
with monitoring bird life on<br />
Auckland Island.<br />
Milne also delved into the<br />
exploits of Felix Graf von<br />
Luckner’s exploits, captain of the<br />
German raider SMS Seeadler<br />
during World War 1.<br />
Known as Der Seeteufel (Sea<br />
Devil), von Luckner oversaw<br />
the sinking of 14 Allied ships in<br />
the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans<br />
before he was arrested in Fiji and<br />
sent to prisoner of war camps in<br />
Auckland’s Waitemata <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
and Ripapa Island off Lyttelton.<br />
Von Luckner prided himself<br />
on the bloodness nature of his<br />
operations, with only one enemy<br />
sailor perishing during his raids.<br />
“He was quite a gentleman,<br />
he’d take them all off the ship<br />
and then he’d sink it,” Milne said.<br />
President Kennedy, a PT boat<br />
captain in the Pacific during<br />
HISTORIC HOBBY: Milne ponders the history of the vessels<br />
he depicts, and what sailors endured, when he works<br />
on scrimshaw.<br />
World War 2, also appreciated<br />
the historical aspect of<br />
scrimshaw, resurrecting interest<br />
in the art when he placed the<br />
best of his collection on his desk<br />
inside the Oval Office.<br />
After Kennedy was shot dead<br />
in 1963 his widow Jacqueline<br />
reportedly slipped a treasured<br />
piece into his coffin prior to<br />
internment at Arlington National<br />
Cemetery.<br />
“JFK kicked off the popularity,”<br />
said Milne, who laments<br />
curiosity has now waned.<br />
There are still modern-day<br />
scrimshanders active in Lahaina,<br />
on the Hawaiian island of Maui.<br />
There is also a community in San<br />
Francisco.<br />
However, once CITES<br />
was introduced in the USA,<br />
scrimshaw could not be legally<br />
transferred interstate.<br />
“I don’t see a big future in<br />
it,” said Milne, citing another<br />
disadvantage.<br />
“I don’t think it’ll carry on<br />
in this form because when the<br />
ivory’s gone, it’s gone.”<br />
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TREASURES FROM THE PAST<br />
The legacy of Edward Morey, builder<br />
of churches, schools and bridges<br />
WHO WAS Edward Morey? He<br />
certainly made his mark – with<br />
most of his well designed and<br />
built structures still standing,<br />
despite the earthquakes – and<br />
added to the colourful history<br />
around Banks Peninsula.<br />
Edward William Morey was<br />
born in Havant, Hampshire,<br />
England on April 8, 1822. On<br />
September 13, 1841 he married<br />
Charlotte King in Alverstoke,<br />
Hampshire. On October<br />
12, 1858, Edward, aged 35,<br />
Charlotte, 34, and their three<br />
daughters aged 12, eight and 18<br />
months, boarded the ship Strathalan<br />
bound for New Zealand.<br />
They were assisted immigrants,<br />
the total fare being £59, 10s<br />
(NZ$18,500). They arrived in<br />
Lyttelton on <strong>January</strong> 21, 1859.<br />
Edward was a trained stonemason<br />
and bricklayer, as was his<br />
father Henry Morey.<br />
Prior to their arrival in Lyttelton,<br />
plans for a new stone Anglican<br />
church had been drawn up<br />
by surveyor and architect George<br />
Mallinson, after the unfortunate<br />
demise of the first timber Anglican<br />
church. Built in 1852, it<br />
soon had to be demolished after<br />
the freshly milled native timbers<br />
used in its construction shrank,<br />
making it too dangerous to occupy<br />
in the strong southerly and<br />
nor’west winds.<br />
Along comes Mr<br />
Morey. Did he know<br />
about the planned<br />
new church<br />
before he left<br />
England? Was<br />
that why<br />
he came to<br />
Lyttelton?<br />
You would<br />
think that<br />
the news of<br />
the fate of<br />
the original<br />
church would<br />
have been<br />
talked about by<br />
church builders<br />
back in England,<br />
especially considering<br />
that William Chaney, a well<br />
respected English stonemason<br />
who spent 18 years restoring<br />
Canterbury Cathedral before<br />
coming to New Zealand, was<br />
involved in the first church’s<br />
construction. There is, however,<br />
no mention of this being a<br />
possibility anywhere in the<br />
Morey family history.<br />
Morey submitted a quote to<br />
build the new church, which the<br />
Anglican diocese accepted. The<br />
tender was let to him on April<br />
11, 1859 for £3,320 (NZ$1<br />
million). The new<br />
church was situated<br />
further to the east<br />
than the former,<br />
in order that the<br />
whole building<br />
rested level on<br />
solid ground,<br />
with the<br />
foundation<br />
stone being<br />
laid on June<br />
26, 1859. The<br />
building was<br />
Edward William<br />
Morey. PHOTO:<br />
CARL BONNIFACE<br />
COLLECTION<br />
constructed of red porphyry<br />
(volcanic) stone from the<br />
Sumner Rd quarry, with<br />
finishing sandstone from Quail<br />
Island and a shingled roof. The<br />
new Church of the Most Holy<br />
Trinity was consecrated on April<br />
10, 1860; it had taken just 11<br />
months to build.<br />
Interestingly, as stated in the<br />
Lyttelton Times article on the<br />
consecration on 11 April 1860:<br />
“A great portion of the interior<br />
timber used had been taken<br />
from the materials of the former<br />
Church and is therefore well<br />
seasoned.”<br />
An excerpt from the same<br />
article reads:<br />
“It is due to Mr Morey to say<br />
that he has kept more than good<br />
faith with the parish, and has left<br />
a record of excellent workmanship,<br />
done in a short space in<br />
time, in a business like way, and<br />
with a conscientious liberality,<br />
which should teach a practical<br />
lesson to the whole building<br />
trade in the province.”<br />
Unfortunately, this beautiful<br />
church became a victim of<br />
the 2010/2011 Canterbury<br />
Earthquake Sequence, but not<br />
its historic fittings and fixtures.<br />
STONEMASONRY: Reproduction of a sketch by<br />
J.E. FitzGerald, of the first Church of England in<br />
Lyttelton, December 1852. Above – Second Holy<br />
Trinity Church, pre 1900.<br />
Thanks to some dedicated local<br />
people, those irreplaceable treasures<br />
were saved and reinstated<br />
into St Saviours at Holy Trinity,<br />
which is another story to be told.<br />
Although Morey built the<br />
new Anglican church, he was<br />
actually an active member<br />
of the Wesleyan church in<br />
Lyttelton, volunteering his<br />
time to make improvements to<br />
that denomination’s buildings<br />
to accommodate its rapidly<br />
increasing congregation. He<br />
lived in Lyttelton for four years,<br />
from 1859 to 1862. During that<br />
time he delved into the property<br />
market, purchasing and leasing<br />
sections and building houses on<br />
Jacksons, Selwyn and Hawkhurst<br />
Rds, as well as Oxford St.<br />
Morey also successfully<br />
tendered for and built brick<br />
PHOTOS: TE ŪAKA THE LYTTELTON MUSEUM<br />
REF 14625.21 AND 7823.1<br />
culverts across London and<br />
Winchester streets. He built a<br />
new hall for the Loyal City of<br />
Norwich Lodge No. 4356, of the<br />
Manchester Unity Independent<br />
Order of Oddfellows, in St<br />
Davids St for the bargain price<br />
of £<strong>24</strong>5 (NZ$75,000), as he<br />
was a brother and secretary of<br />
the order. He unsuccessfully<br />
tendered to build the Lyttelton<br />
Gaol (November 16, 1860) and<br />
the beacon on Adderley Head<br />
(May 7, 1861). He regularly ran<br />
an advertisement in the Lyttelton<br />
Times stating:<br />
“EW Morey, mason, builder<br />
and contractor – Tombs and<br />
headstones neatly executed.”<br />
• This week’s story from Te Ūaka<br />
The Lyttelton Museum is by<br />
guest writer Carl Bonniface, a<br />
descendant of Edward Morey.<br />
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12. Having a distinctive quality, cheats carried<br />
it out (13)<br />
15. A turn George V was given, openmouthed<br />
(4)<br />
17. One won’t mind so much if it’s neglectful<br />
(8)<br />
19. He puts things together and could use<br />
polemic right (8)<br />
21. Commandeers some trousers (4)<br />
22. A new sort of diet one will put baby on (4)<br />
23. Those of time may run out if one smooths<br />
the deal (5)<br />
DOWN<br />
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2. Manx cat has turned up to eat (3)<br />
3. Days of yore were aureate, not having<br />
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4. See slip put out, or a long mantle (7)<br />
5. Frothy talk is, for the most part, rubbish (3)<br />
6. It may damage plunder (5)<br />
10. Credit, in overturn of 5 Down, one will<br />
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11. A run of birdsong will pour out in a fine<br />
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13. Weeds, as sold by Molly with the mussels<br />
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14. Army officers here are in the American<br />
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16. Some trees that start growing overcrooked<br />
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18. In future, Runyon will be broadcast again<br />
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20. A verbal joke used in impunity (3)<br />
21. A call for a repeat is to follow start of<br />
broadcast (3)<br />
SUDOKU<br />
Fill the grid so that every column, every row and 3x3<br />
box contains the digits 1 to 9.<br />
22 23<br />
QUICK CROSSWORD<br />
1 2 3 4 5 6 7<br />
8<br />
9 10<br />
11 12 13<br />
14 15<br />
16<br />
17 18 19<br />
20<br />
21 22 23<br />
<strong>24</strong> 25<br />
Across<br />
1. Separate from (6)<br />
4. Tell (6)<br />
9. Perch (5)<br />
10. Stone fruit (7)<br />
11. Nasal opening (7)<br />
13. A long time (4)<br />
14. Act ensuring failure<br />
(4,2,5)<br />
17. Small island (4)<br />
18. Anger or indignation<br />
(7)<br />
21. Delicate (7)<br />
22. Stadium (5)<br />
<strong>24</strong>. Refrigerated ship (6)<br />
25. Not often (6)<br />
Down<br />
1. Adventurous (6)<br />
2. Also (3)<br />
3. Provide (5)<br />
5. Tell a story (7)<br />
6. Large group of<br />
musicians (9)<br />
7. Friend (4)<br />
8. Cabbage-like vegetable<br />
(11)<br />
12. Neat and orderly (9)<br />
15. Germless (7)<br />
16. Leave unable to move<br />
through lack of wind<br />
(sailboat) (6)<br />
19. Gently mock (5)<br />
20. Distant (4)<br />
23. Finish (3)<br />
CODECRACKER<br />
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Across: 1. Detach, 4. Inform, 9. Roost, 10. Apricot, 11. Nostril, 13. Ages,<br />
14. Kiss of death, 17. Isle, 18. Outrage, 21. Fragile, 22. Arena, <strong>24</strong>. Reefer,<br />
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Cauliflower, 12. Shipshape, 15. Sterile, 16. Becalm, 19. Tease, 20. Afar,<br />
23. End.<br />
CRYPTIC CROSSWORD<br />
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Characterised 15. Agog 17. Careless 19. Compiler 21. Bags 22. Wean<br />
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Tucson ‘not just show with plenty of go’<br />
ADDING PLUG-IN hybrid<br />
technology means one of<br />
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the mid-sized Tucson, is just a<br />
step removed from taking the<br />
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With its bold looks, digital capabilities,<br />
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handling, Hyundai expects this<br />
Tucson to add significantly to the<br />
over 7 million sold globally since<br />
the original model was launched<br />
19 years ago.<br />
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is only sold in short-wheel base<br />
form, while its cousin the Kia<br />
Sportage rides on a long-wheel<br />
base. Unlike the Tucson, the<br />
Sportage isn’t available here in<br />
hybrid form.<br />
The Tucson hybrid comes in<br />
2WD and AWD forms with the<br />
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and road tested here in top spec<br />
Elite guise. The AWD system is<br />
also found in its larger sibling,<br />
the ever-popular Santa Fe. Power<br />
is distributed to the front and<br />
rear wheels depending on traction<br />
conditions, while the terrain<br />
mode selector maximises power,<br />
torque and braking depending on<br />
the conditions you’re driving in.<br />
The Tucson plug-in hybrid isn’t<br />
cheap compared to many of its<br />
Motoring with Bob Nettleton<br />
rivals with the entry-level version<br />
retailing for $83,990, with a $5k<br />
premium on the more lavishly<br />
attired Elite.<br />
A high tempo 195kW plug-in<br />
hybrid power train is strong<br />
and feisty with acceleration that<br />
bristles with sporty intent. It’s<br />
not just show with plenty of go.<br />
A rich vein of torque and the<br />
extra kick of the fully charged<br />
battery pack ensures punchy<br />
take-offs from standing starts,<br />
and purposeful pulling power for<br />
most driving situations. These<br />
attributes make light work of undulating<br />
roads and long energy<br />
draining up hill grinds.<br />
The plug-in has an all electric-only<br />
range of up to 65km,<br />
similar to several rivals, including<br />
the Mitsubishi Eclipse and<br />
Ford Escape. Both pack a much<br />
lighter performance punch than<br />
the heavy hitting Tucson PHEV’s<br />
195kW. The claimed 65km all<br />
electric range is fairly bullish.<br />
However, the real world every<br />
day driving figure is the one that<br />
really counts and hinges on a lot<br />
of variables.<br />
Topping the list is whether<br />
you’re an aggressive driver,<br />
constantly running accessories<br />
such as the air conditioning, or<br />
travelling on flat or hilly terrain.<br />
Owners should be prepared for<br />
an all-electric range of up to<br />
15km less than the claimed 65km<br />
figure.<br />
In other news from the claims<br />
department, this time fuel economy,<br />
the test car was disappointing.<br />
I knocked off a 500km roadie<br />
in it with four adults on board,<br />
on a trip covering some sections<br />
of hilly driving, and averaged<br />
7.3L/100km. That number is well<br />
north of the claimed 1.5L/100km.<br />
This might doable in low speed<br />
town driving when the car can<br />
spend extended periods in EV<br />
mode, but well out of reach on<br />
open road romps.<br />
Expertly managing what is<br />
one of the more potent non-full<br />
Ratings out of<br />
10: Performance<br />
8; Handling 7;<br />
Build Quality<br />
7; Comfort 7;<br />
Space 7; Styling<br />
8; Avg fuel<br />
consumption<br />
on road test<br />
6.8L/100km;<br />
Value for<br />
money 6;<br />
Safety – Five<br />
Star ANCAP<br />
crash rating.<br />
Clean car fee<br />
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Overall points<br />
out of 10: 7.5<br />
EVs on Hyundai New Zealand’s<br />
books is a smart rework of the<br />
company’s proven 7-speed automatic.<br />
The test vehicle turned in<br />
an almost flawless gear-changing<br />
exhibition. One of the highlights<br />
was the transmission’s happy<br />
knack of knowing what gear it<br />
needed, showcasing the undoubted<br />
talents of this excellent power<br />
train.<br />
For a compact SUV front and<br />
rear legroom is adequate rather<br />
than generously provisioned. I<br />
found the rear door openings too<br />
narrow to easily navigate bulker<br />
items through like a child car<br />
seat. The rear cargo hatch does<br />
the job, but isn’t helped by the<br />
batteries being stored under the<br />
floor, raising its elevation and<br />
restricting load height.<br />
SUV buyers demand top rate<br />
connectivity in their vehicles<br />
these days and the Tucson has<br />
that well covered with some of<br />
the best in class digital tech.<br />
Hyundai’s digital key is a great<br />
‘for instance’ turning your<br />
smartphone, into a smart key. It’s<br />
not a one trick pony either, allowing<br />
you to lock and unlock the<br />
vehicle, activate the panic alert<br />
and start the motor from over<br />
25m away. (Not sure why you<br />
would want to do the latter, other<br />
than showing off to mates in the<br />
golf club car park.)<br />
A full-touch display houses the<br />
navigation system, air conditioning<br />
and infotainment controls.<br />
This offers split-screen functionality<br />
that enables multi-tasking.<br />
It was easy to master the basics<br />
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The Tucson hybrid range is<br />
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Lorna Jane, Running Bare,<br />
Seafolly, Tommy Hilfiger,<br />
Togs, Jets and more...<br />
SELECTED<br />
| BRAS & BRIEFS | SLEEPWEAR |<br />
Calvin Klein, Berlei, Triumph, Simone Pérèle, Jockey,<br />
Papinelle, Cottonreal, Arabella, Cyberjammies<br />
and more...<br />
SHOP INSTORE AT BALLANTYNES
Wednesday <strong>January</strong> <strong>24</strong> 20<strong>24</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News 27<br />
SHOES | LINGERIE | ACCESSORIES | COOK & DINE | BEAUTY<br />
50 % OFF<br />
SELECTED<br />
MEN’S<br />
CONTEMPORARY LOUNGE<br />
& MENSWEAR<br />
T & C’S APPLY<br />
AND MUCH MORE...<br />
UP<br />
TO 50 % OFF<br />
50 % OFF<br />
SELECTED<br />
| SKINCARE |<br />
Elizabeth Arden,<br />
Dermalogica, Clarins, Estēe Lauder,<br />
Clinique, MCoBeauty, Freeman and<br />
The Real Shaving Company<br />
SELECTED<br />
| MEN’S SHOES |<br />
Ecco, Rieker,<br />
Florsheim, Allsaints<br />
and more...<br />
UP<br />
TO 50 % OFF<br />
UP<br />
TO 50 % OFF<br />
SELECTED<br />
| COSMETICS |<br />
| BEAUTY |<br />
M . A . C, Estēe Lauder,<br />
Bobbi Brown, Clinique, Shiseido,<br />
benefit, Milani, OPI, Alterna,<br />
The Beauty Chef, Nesti Dante<br />
and Revlon<br />
SELECTED<br />
| FRAGRANCE &<br />
HOME FRAGRANCE |<br />
Glasshouse Fragrances,<br />
The Aromatherapy Co., Circa, ECOYA,<br />
Living Lights, Blend, Tory Burch<br />
and Calvin Klein<br />
SHOP INSTORE AT BALLANTYNES
28 <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News Wednesday <strong>January</strong> <strong>24</strong> 20<strong>24</strong><br />
50 % OFF<br />
SELECTED<br />
| COOK & DINE |<br />
HOME & LIVING | BED & BATH |<br />
Villeroy & Boch, Maxwell & Williams,<br />
Ladelle, WMF, Kip & Co,<br />
M.M Linen, Baksana, Dock & <strong>Bay</strong>,<br />
Slip Silk, Burgon & Ball, and more...<br />
50 % OFF<br />
SELECTED<br />
| PANTRY | STATIONERY |<br />
EXTENDED HOURS<br />
FRIDAY 26 JANUARY: 10AM–7PM<br />
SATURDAY 27 JANUARY: 9AM–6PM<br />
Normal trading hours resume: Sunday 28 <strong>January</strong><br />
TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY.<br />
City Mall, Christchurch I (03) 379 7400 I www.ballantynes.co.nz