Bay Harbour: May 15, 2024

WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 2024
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LUCKY: Sumner
surfer Tony Schafer,
pictured at the 2019
national surfing
championships, is
feeling fortunate after
being plucked from
the water following a
heart attack.
PHOTO: CORY
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Close brush with death
but Tony will be back
• By Dylan Smits and
Katie Oliver
TONY SCHAFER is counting
down the days until he can
get back out into the surf
after nearly drowning while
suffering a heart attack.
The renowned Sumner surfer
was rescued while surfing at
Scarborough.
Nearly two weeks on,
he has spoken to Bay
Harbour News about
the rescue and his
recovery.
The 54-year-old is
taking it easy at home
for a six-week recovery
period, but hopes to be
Tony
Schafer
back in the surf before
too long.
“You get bucked off
a horse you got to get
straight back on, so
if I’m feeling up to it
I’ll be totally keen to
get back into the
water.”
Schafer was pulled
out by friends on the beach and
Learn to Surf participants, who
noticed him drowning after
falling from his board.
“I just remember thinking to
myself, I can’t be here, I can’t
be on the bottom. I have to try
and get to the surface,” said
Schafer.
His rescuers performed CPR
and used a nearby defibrillator
within five minutes of the heart
attack, before he was rushed to
hospital.
“I feel like I’ve been kicked
by a horse. The CPR was done
right, so my chest is still a bit
bruised, but I think it’s a good
pain.”
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New bus route unlikely due
to uncertainty over funding
• By Dylan Smits
A LONG requested bus for
Governors Bay is looking doubtful
as Environment Canterbury reels
in ambitions for route extensions.
For many years, residents have
been wanting public transport
access to the bay through Dyers
Pass Rd and some hoped a new
bus route would
be included in
ECan’s Long
Term Plan.
Christchurch
South councillor
Vicky Southworth
believes
the Government
is unlikely to
allocate enough
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Governors Bay extension to go
ahead.
“This time it’s probably unlikely.
Not least because we haven’t
got confirmation from the
Government as to what funding
they’ll put in,” Southworth said.
Fifteen per cent of Canterbury’s
public transport is funded by
fares, with remaining costs split
evenly between ECan and the NZ
Transport Agency.
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the earthquakes.
Bannock questioned whether
the potential lack of funding from
NZTA was a legitimate excuse.
“It’s a convenient story to tell at
the moment, in spite of a lack of
action in the past.”
Southworth expressed support
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councillor, Paul Dietsche said
more investigation was needed on
the proposed route and did not
wish to comment further.
Ngāi Tahu councillor Nuk Korako,
who is affiliated with Rāpaki
Marae, did not respond to request
for comment.
An ECan spokesperson said
there are no figures available for
the potential cost of a Governors
Bay route extension.
During public feedback on
the ECan draft Long Term Plan,
Governors Bay Jetty Trust chair
Prue Miller submitted in favour of
extending the route to the bay.
Miller understands a lack of
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ECan this year, but hopes it will be
included in the next plan review.
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Dump site to be cleared after long wait
• By Dylan Smits
AN EMPTY section in Mt
Pleasant is finally being cleaned
up after eight years of complaints
to the city council fell on deaf ears.
The city council-owned 1001
sq-m section in Virginia Lane has
been an illegal dumping ground
for years; residents complaints go
back to 2016.
Said long time resident Jo
Doherty: “So many neighbours,
past and present, have flagged this
up with council, that there’s been
dumping going on but nothing
has been done for years.”
Doherty said she had routinely
told the city council as far back
as 2016 of a particular person she
had seen dumping materials. That
person had continued to dump
rubbish over the years.
She said the city council’s response
to her complaints was not
good enough.
“It’s really disappointing. You
just start lose faith in people
(council staff),” she said.
Doherty complained again in
February, and the council started
the long awaited clean-up 15 days
ago. The section will be clear by
Friday.
The person Doherty had been
complaining about was trespassed
by the city council on Thursday.
But the man told Bay Harbour
News he considered it unfair he
had been the only one targeted.
NO-GO: City council staff blocked off the entrance to 8 Virginia Lane on May 2 in an effort
to prevent any further dumping on the section. Nearby residents have been complaining
to the city council since 2016 to clean up the area.
“There’s a number of people
who used the property for
different things – storing boats,
materials same as me. I did
probably have more stuff on it
but I had an agreement with the
original owner,” he said.
City council head of city growth
and property Bruce Rendall
would not provide an explanation
to Bay Harbour News as to why it
had taken eight years.
He said staff had not looked
back into records to verify if
the resident’s comments about
how long
they had been
complaining
were “accurate”.
“We have not
undertaken a
review of the history
and neighbours
claims so Bruce
are unable to Rendall
comment on the accuracy of this
and the circumstances,” he said.
Staff were “focused on moving
forward positively and rectifying
the issues’’.
Doherty said concrete, polystyrene,
general waste, building
tools, wood, steel and chemicals
have been dumped on the section
since the original house was
demolished, creating an eyesore
and environmental threat to the
nearby Glenstrae Stream.
“We live in such a beautiful
area, I just can’t believe this has
kept happening for so long.”
Rendall said investigations since
September had to led to multiple
people being suspected of illegal
dumping.
HAZARD: This photo from
September shows the types
of building materials and
chemicals which have been
left at the site. These items
have now been removed.
He said the rubbish clean up
will cost $6300 in total with an
additional $2200 for further vegetation
work on the site.
“If anything in particular is
removed and disposed of that can
be attributed to an individual,
then that cost will be passed on.”
He said the city council is
avoiding prosecutions over the
dumping because of the high
evidence threshold needed.
“The council is confident
removal of the material can be
undertaken at less cost to the ratepayers
than the court process.”
On May 2, city council staff
blocked access to the section with
a concrete bollard to prevent any
further dumping.
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Wednesday May 15 2024 Bay Harbour News
• By Dylan Smits
DRONE TESTING is
continuing at Coastguard
Sumner in an effort to innovate
search and rescue operations.
The coastguard has teamed
up with drone expert Daniel
Manchester from construction
company Proform Group
and Canterbury Air Patrol to
evaluate how eight different
unmanned aircrafts could best
assist real life rescue scenarios.
“Sumner
coastguard is
committed to
looking at new
technology
and new
methods that
are appearing,
which can help Anthony
us save lives,” Honeybone
said search
and rescue manager Anthony
Honeybone.
Two weeks ago, Manchester
was flying the drones across
Scarborough, creating 3D maps
of the terrain and spotting
coastguard members on the
rocks who posed as victims.
Manchester and Honeybone
joined coastguard and air patrol
members for further testing
of the drone’s effectiveness on
Tuesday night.
“It’s not our normal area
of knowledge. You know, as
a coastguard we know boats.
We’re learning from their expertise
in Canterbury Air Patrol,”
said Honeybone.
He hopes the coastguard
will have trained six operators
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Coastguard tests drones
to assist with rescues
MAPPING: The drones are creating a 3D model of the
Scarborough coastline, which could assist in future search
and rescue operations if the drone programme goes
ahead. ​
and successfully launched the
drone programme in the next 12
months.
They will need to become
qualified with the Civil Aviation
Authority.
Using drones to find victims
has major potential advantages
over in-person search operations.
“It has thermal imaging,
which picks up people’s heat
source. It’s just a massive advantage
in terms of finding someone
quickly,” said Honeybone.
The speed in which drones
can find a target compared to
searching in a boat is significant.
“The success rate in finding
someone alive is often in speed.
They might have hypothermia,
so the speed of rescue is really
critical for us,” he said.
The trials over the coming
months will determine whether
the terrain in Coastguard
Sumner’s jurisdiction is suitable
for investing in a drone programme.
“Right now we’re seeing if
we’ve got all our ducks in a row
and if this is something we 100
per cent want to dedicate ourselves
to,” said Honeybone.
He said a drone programme
could be expensive and require
contributions from the coastguard’s
typical funding sources,
such as Coastguard New Zealand.
The idea for drone testing
came from a joint meeting with
Coastguard Canterbury last
year, which discussed potential
technological innovations for
search and rescue.
NEWS 5
Surfer’s
immense
gratitude
after
life-saving
rescue
• From page 1
Schafer is well-known on
the surfing circuit, having won
competitions including the 2000
national Māori championships.
Schafer’s memory of the May 3
ordeal is hazy before waking
up in hospital, but he has a profound
sense of gratitude for his
rescuers.
“I feel so lucky and so grateful
to everyone, and to those who
fundraised for the defibrillator, a
big thank you.”
There was no defibrillator at
the surf school until earlier this
year when the Scarborough
Dippers fundraised for one to be
installed.
The dippers run fundraisers
for community projects and
were approached last year by surf
school owner Aaron Lock for help
purchasing a defibrillator.
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Bay Harbour News Wednesday May 15 2024
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Pathway a thriving hub
for active communities
Hanno
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Group updates
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project
SINCE THE unveiling of the base
pathway late last year, the Coastal
Pathway has blossomed into a
vibrant hub, attracting a diverse
range of users.
This is especially true on Saturday
mornings. The pathway pulses
with energy as at least two running
communities take advantage of its
picturesque 4-metre-wide surface.
Parkrun is a free, weekly 5km
event that kicks off at 8am every
Saturday, inviting participants to
walk, jog, or run the course at their
own pace.
The Scarborough location is a
gem among the 46 Parkrun sites
in New Zealand and thousands
worldwide.
Parkrun starts and finishes at the
Scarborough Fare Cafe with easy
access to the cafe, public toilets,
changing sheds and the number 3
bus. The inaugural event attracted
286 runners on April 13. Learn
more about Scarborough park run
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The cat who helped me through times of change
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From the New York Times bestselling author of Cleo, a warm, wistful
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adolescence, and the small stray cat who helped guide the way. It
was 1966 and the times they were a-changing, even in the provincial
New Zealand coastal town of New Plymouth. Skirts were getting
shorter, the Vietnam War was on TV every night and French
nuclear tests in the Pacific turned the night sky a violent
red. Twelve-year-old Helen, the youngest daughter of an
eccentric engineer and a musical theatre fanatic, was living
in a crumbling castle overrun by nature, and overshadowed
by the majestic Mount Taranaki. On the eve of puberty,
everything suddenly is uncomfortable and unfamiliar to
Helen. She feels lonely and lost, adrift in this new turbulent sea.
That is, until her father gifts her a tiger-striped kitten with extra toes
on each paw. Noticing an M on the cat’s forehead, Helen names
her new companion Mickey. Inquisitive, clever and skittish, Mickey
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The Coastal Pathway Group remains
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beloved community asset. Connect
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Better yet, mark your calendars
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PROJECTS: Daly’s Wharf (above) and Drummonds jetty will
undergo upgrades ahead of the Akaroa Wharf rebuild.
PHOTO: NEWSLINE ​
Work to get under way
ahead of wharf rebuild
TWO WHARVES in Akaroa
will be upgraded this winter.
Drummonds jetty and Daly’s
Wharf have been identified
as suitable alternatives for the
community to use while Akaroa
Wharf undergoes a rebuild.
A condition assessment
carried out on Akaroa Wharf
in late 2018 identified the
structure was reaching the end
of its useful life and on-going
repair and maintenance was not
economical.
Construction of the new
Akaroa Wharf is expected to
begin in late 2025, following
resource consent approval,
and be completed in 2027. The
resource consent will be publicly
notified, with a public hearing
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Before Akaroa Wharf is
closed, Drummonds jetty will be
completely rebuilt. Daly’s Wharf
will also undergo strengthening
work, and a crane and diesel
bowser will be temporarily
installed.
City council acting head of
parks Rupert Bool said design
work for the two smaller wharves
is being finalised. The work is
planned to begin in winter and
will take about four months.
“We’re excited to get this work
under way in Akaroa and the
community is looking forward
to seeing this project move
forward. Council would like to
acknowledge the patience of the
community.”
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10 Bay Harbour News Wednesday May 15 2024
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Wednesday May 15 2024 Bay Harbour News 11
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Bay Harbour News Wednesday May 15 2024
12
TREASURES FROM THE PAST
Mello Schenkel – unravelling the
• By Carl Bonniface
LITTLE IS known of Mello
Schenkel’s early life except that
he was born on December 5,
1831 in Nes, Ameland, an island
off the northern coast of the
Netherlands, once a centre of the
Dutch whaling industry.
His father Roelof Melles
Schenkel, who was a sea captain,
died when Mello was eight years
old. Roelof married three times
and had 13 children, but five
of those died young. Mello was
the third child from the third
marriage.
In his teens, Mello went to sea
as a ship’s boy, using the birth
date of his younger brother, Jan
Willem, born August 9, 1833,
who had died in 1839, as Mello
himself was too old to qualify as
a ‘boy’.
The next we hear of Mello
is when he shows up in
Whakaraupō Lyttelton Harbour
in early 1859, where he owned
and commanded a ketch called
“Industry”, registered in Port
Lyttelton. It had been built by
Brown Brothers in their boat
building yard at Koukourarata
Port Levy, which later moved to
Motu-kauati-iti Corsair Bay.
Ten years earlier, on
November 8, 1849, Mr CE
Captain Mello Schenkel was a notable Lyttelton identity.
Dampier had arrived in
Ōhinehou Lyttelton aboard
the “Phoebe Dunbar”. He was
PHOTO: CARL BONNIFACE
solicitor for the Canterbury
Association and was granted
land by the Association’s
founder Godley, at what would
become Dampier Bay (now the
Te Ana Marina development).
In the late 1850s, Dampier
decided to build a port and town
to rival Kaiapoi, at Saltwater
Creek, in order to be closer to
the North Canterbury sheep
stations and to take advantage of
the booming wool export trade.
He named it Northport.
The only problem was
negotiating the bar and the
Ashley River mouth. Captain
Schenkel was the first to do so
aboard “Industry”.
For his efforts he was given
a quarter acre section at 38
Industry Street (named after
his ketch), Northport, for his
“prompt and spirited conduct in
opening up Saltwater Creek for
navigation”.
Northport was an ambitious
project which sadly had
limited financial success due to
difficulties with accessibility.
Unfortunately, on February
3, 1868, disaster struck when
an ex-tropical storm swept
down New Zealand causing
widespread damage.
Many ships were destroyed
and 40 lives were lost across
the country. Several ships
were wrecked in Whakaraupō
Lyttelton Harbour, including
“Iona” and “Three Sisters”, both
locally owned.
Northport did not survive.
By 1870 it was in ruins and
Dampier returned to England,
where he died a year later.
Nothing remains today of the
port or settlement aside from a
plaque marking the site.
Meanwhile, back in Ōhinehou
Lyttelton, Captain Schenkel
married Myra Martha Morey,
daughter of Edward Morey,
on February 10, 1862 at the
Wesleyan Church.
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Wednesday May 15 2024 Bay Harbour News
TREASURES FROM THE PAST 13
mystery of master mariner’s life
They went on to have 11
children, six of them born in
Lyttelton, four in Akaroa and one
in Christchurch.
On October 16, 1862, Mello
was proclaimed a New Zealand
citizen by Governor Sir George
Grey, who backdated it to
January 1, 1861, so that by law
Mello was a New Zealand citizen
when he married Martha.
Captain Schenkel owned
or part-owned several ships
along with “Industry”, which
unfortunately met her demise:
“After crossing the Sumner
Bar on July 24, 1863 the ketch
“Industry” struck on the South
Spit and after a few minutes
severe hammering, filled and
sank. She became a total loss,”
said CWN Ingram in the
book New Zealand Shipwrecks
1795 -1975.
He was half owner of “Julia
Ann” in 1862-1863, which had
been registered in Lyttelton on
18 August, 1860. He was sole
owner of “Linnet” from 1867-
1874, built by Brown Brothers at
Port Levy in 1863 and registered
at Lyttelton on July 13, 1863.
“Linnet” met an undignified end
when she was acquired by the
Lyttelton Regatta Committee and
blown up as a spectacle at the
New Years Day Regatta in 1906.
On October 27, 1868, in
Captain Mello Schenkel’s ship Linnet was blown up as a spectacle to entertain the crowds
at Lyttelton’s New Years Day Regatta in 1906.
PHOTO: TE ŪAKA LYTTELTON MUSEUM REF 14985.102
command of “Prince Alfred”,
Captain Schenkel was involved
in the rescue of the crew of the
ketch “Crest”, which ended up
in a cave on the rugged coast
between Akaroa and Flea Bay.
Unfortunately, her
captain,William Ellis and one
crew member were trapped in the
cave overnight and were swept
away.
A tablet made by EW Morey
(Schenkel’s father in law) in
memory of Captain Ellis was
placed in St Peter’s Church in
Akaroa and still remains there.
Sometime around 1889,
Captain Schenkel retired from the
sea and took up residence with
his wife and family at North West
Bay in Pelorus Sound.
This move was prompted by
the marriage of their daughter
Alice in June 1885 to George
Semple Johnson, a Pelorus
Sound resident. This is where the
mystery of this master mariner
resurfaces.
Rumours abound. One is that
Captain Schenkel separated
from his wife and went to live in
Waitara, Taranaki, dying there in
February 1896 and being buried
in the Waitara Cemetery.
However, there is no
gravestone, cemetery records
were destroyed, and no death
certificate has ever been found.
The mystery remains!
Descendants of Captain Mello
Schenkel still live in Ōhinehou
Lyttelton today, having been
involved in the local community,
working on the development of
the harbour over the years, and
promoting the history of the port
town.
Sorry we’re in your way
Expect delays at the
Dyers Pass/Colombo roundabout
We’re making the roundabout way safer
for everyone. Improvements will include
pedestrian crossings, new road markings and
safe speed platforms.
Work will take place between 2 April and early July.
We know road works are disruptive for you. We’ll work
hard to minimise disruption and keep traffic flowing.
Ngā mihi nui, thanks for your patience.
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Find out more
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A 3D rendering of the safety upgrades.

14 Bay Harbour News Wednesday May 15 2024
Ferrymead
25 % off all
Goldair
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Assorted SKUs. Offer valid 2 May - 19 May 2024.
Not in conjunction with any other discount.
While stocks last.
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now
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Not in conjunction with any other discount.
While stocks last.
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now
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was $82.98
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was $10.38
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$ 50
Log Baskets
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Not in conjunction with any other discount.
While stocks last.
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Not in conjunction with any other discount.
While stocks last.
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Not in conjunction with any other discount.
While stocks last.
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Not in conjunction with any other discount.
While stocks last.
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Wednesday May 15 2024 Bay Harbour News
Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz
NEWS 15
Caring for the biggest mother of all
A MAMMOTH effort was
undertaken over the weekend to
remove rubbish from the Avon-
Heathcote Estuary and Lyttelton
Harbour.
More than 50 groups took part
in the Mother of All Clean Ups,
held annually on the Saturday
before Mother’s Day.
From 10am to noon, volunteers
from schools, community groups
and workplaces were busy
chatting and picking up litter.
The final weigh in was 2.06
tons. Last year it was 2.37 tons.
Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai
Trust manager Tanya Jenkins
said the decrease showed an
improvement in the amount
of litter around Christchurch
waterways.
TEAM-BUILDING: Mitre10 Ferrymead staff after a successful collection at
the estuary. ​
Scooping up the hard-to-reach litter near
the estuary.
DE-LITTERING: Forty bags of rubbish were filled along Humphries Dr in Ferrymead (above left), while
McCormacks Bay volunteers collected four bags of rubbish along the water’s edge.
Estuary Trust members Findlay Laird and
Lesley Bolton-Ritchie picking up rubbish
with Environment Canterbury councillor
Genevieve Robinson.
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16 Bay 2 Harbour [Edition News datE] Wednesday May 15 2024
keep it local
and support businesses in your community
Wanted: Part-Time
Colour Specialist
To keep up with demand, Jena at
Sirocco Hair Studio has increased her
hours to accommodate openings for
new clients.
“We’re almost back to where we
were before Covid struck. It’s good to
be busy,” said Rosie. “To keep up with
demand Jena’s is doing more hours.
We now have three senior stylists on
the floor but are on the look-out for
one other part-time colour specialist
to join our team. So if there are any
stylists out there, please give me a
call.”
Based in Mt Pleasant, Sirocco Hair
Studio has been operating under
the ownership of Rosanne (Rosie)
Marks for the past 11 years. Its
serene suburban vibe set in stylish,
comfortable surroundings is popular
with both regular and new clients.
Rosie has been hairdressing for well
over 20 years and is highly regarded in
her craft.
Emma has been part of Sirocco for
over six years and is a creative foil
colour specialist and gentlemen, she
can barber.
Prior to joining Sirocco a year ago,
Jena was with Soulstyle in Lyttelton
where she grew her reputation for
amazing short funky haircuts and
colouring masterpieces.
Needless to say, the three are
extremely experienced and competent
senior stylists.
Sirocco Hair Studio offers a wide
range of professional hairdressing
services for men, women and
children. They recognise how fast
fashion styles and colours change
and make sure they always employ
up to date designs, equipment and
techniques. With these credentials,
Sirocco Hair Studio is more than
qualified to offer inspiration by way
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“You can trust us to work with you
to ensure that your hair reflects your
own unique style and personality,
while staying in trend. We want to
give the advice needed to have you
leave looking fabulous and feeling
relaxed and pampered,” said Rosie.
But their wide selection of services
doesn’t just stop at cutting hair, they
also offer Colour/Foils, Men’s, Ladies
and Kids Haircuts, Consultations;
Fashion Waves, and Conditioning
treatment for hair and scalp.
The girls also have extensive
product knowledge and assist with
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Permanent curls are back in vogue
and Jena is an expert in the latest
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Support local. Sirocco Hair Studio
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REAL ESTATE
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4. Times do change for supplier of
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8. Bury it or return to gate around four,
question mark? (13)
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11. Indefinite way to distribute fodder round
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(6)
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5. Fabulous beast it would be grand to have
around the circle (6)
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18. Fee machines for
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• By Devon Bolger
DUNSANDEL residents are
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• By Louis Day
AN EXPERT says the Sumner
Esplanade rock retaining wall
will need to be rebuilt.
Otago University associate
geography professor Mike Hilton
said if the 1.2km seawall is not
rebuilt within 10 years or so,
there will be an
increased risk of
exposure to waves
coming over the
wall.
Prof Hilton
has examined a
report on the wall
from engineering
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there are 19 points along the wall
where repairs are required.
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said there is no immediate
danger.
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when you look beyond the
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those storms are going to get
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Committee member Russell
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has been concerning locals for
years.
“It’s a real bottleneck intersection.
Anybody travelling
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northern end has to cross
there,” he said.
“There’s some speed signs
right as you come through
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Angela and Phillip Eberhard
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They have applied to the
district council to operate 50
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said.
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more of a risk for us but I think
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just hoping the community will
get behind us.”
There are some safety features
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Mrs Eberhard said.
•Turn to page 4
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NOW HOME IN LYTTELTON & THE BAY COMMUNITIES
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24A VOELAS ROAD | LYTTELTON
DEADLINE SALE: 12PM, 5 JUNE 2024 (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)
Nestled on 974m2 of prime Harbourside real estate, this late
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46 FRANCIS AVENUE | ST ALBANS
DEADLINE: 12PM, 21 MAY 2024 (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)
Situated on the sought after tree lined street that is Francis Avenue, this beautifully preserved character HOME has
been restored and rejuvenated throughout to embrace modern living. No detail has been left untouched and no
expense has been spared, 46 Francis Avenue offers immediate enjoyment for you and your family.
There’s a welcoming warmth and understated elegance as you walk through the front door. The floor plan offers the
most thoughtful use of the space, with plenty of glass to capture all-day sun and an abundance of natural light.
The immediate open plan design and its modern features are highlighted by the stunning kitchen; fully appointed,
stainless appliances, ample cupboard/drawer space, generous benchtop and breakfast bar all connecting superbly to
the larger living space this HOME has the perfect setup for entertaining guests. You’ll have the pleasure of enjoying
long summer days in the amazing backyard that the whole family will love, whilst having plenty of space to add a pool
without sacrificing too much land.
Fully appointed master bedrooms with tiled ensuites on both the upper and lower level showcase how versatile the
floor plan is, ensuring space and separation. Downstairs there are three generously sized bedrooms serviced by a
large tiled family bathroom. Upstairs you’ll also find another bedroom, which can also be used as a HOME office and
a loft, providing the perfect kids play room.
This HOME is complete with ample off-street parking space, double internal access garaging, and an easy-care
lifestyle, allowing you to spend more time with your family exploring this sought after location. You can be assured
year round warmth thanks to the fully ducted heat pump system, insulation, brand new pellet fire and sunny position.
This is an opportunity you won’t regret, and I can assure you the lucky new owner will always look back fondly on the
first day you saw this timeless HOME.
KIEREN GRAY
021 363 944
kieren@homechch.co.nz
5 BED 3 BATH 2 LIVING 2 CAR
842 M2 (MORE OR LESS)

28 Bay Harbour News Wednesday May 15 2024
FOR SALE
188C ROCKING HORSE RD | SOUTHSHORE
DEADLINE: 12PM, 21 MAY 2024
3 BED 1 BATH 2 OFF-STREET PARKS
1/31 THORNTON STREET | MAIREHAU
FOR SALE
3 BED 2 BATH 1 CAR
52 ROCKING HORSE RD | SOUTHSHORE
BY NEGOTIATION
3 BED 1 BATH 2 CAR + SLEEPOUT
385A PINE AVE | STH NEW BRIGHTON
OFFERS OVER $749,000
4 BED 2 BATH 2 LIVING 2 CAR
10 STOUT STREET | WAIMAIRI
PRICE BY NEGOTIATION
4 BED 3 BATH 4 CAR
5/112 WILDBERRY ST | WOOLSTON
ENQUIRIES OVER $659,000
3 BED 2 BATH 1 CAR
Contemplating a move? Buying, selling, renovating, upsizing, downsizing or investing, talk
to your coastal HOME experts today. Call us directly or pop in to see one of the team.
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