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SHIRLEY BOYS’ High 

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The under-15 eight won silver 

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SILVER: The under-15 eight won a silver medal in the Maadi Cup national final. 

PHOTOS: STEVE MCARTHUR 

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Lake Ruataniwha, Twizel, at the 

weekend. 

SBHS head of rowing Rob 

Wilson-Pyne said in spite of not 

winning gold, the regatta was 

“highly successful.” 

“Medal-wise, we have won 

similar numbers, we have 

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on Friday night. 

Connor Duncan-Caley, 8, was 

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June and the ‘Jedi’s New Hope’ art 

auction was organised by the community 

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His father, Mark, recently lost his 

job when the company went into 

liquidation, and the earthquakedamaged 

house they brought ‘as is, 

where is’ is now subject to insurance 

issues. 

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the event where 78 donated pieces 

of artwork were auctioned off on 

Friday at Fiksate Gallery in New 

Brighton Mall. 

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and the rest were sold through silent 

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They’ve been dealt a number of very 

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News 

Jones to avoid by-election if she quits 

• By Julia Evans 

PAPANUI-INNES Community 

Board chairwoman Ali Jones 

does not want to trigger a 

by-election if she follows 

through with her threat to resign 

over the rebuild of the Shirley 

Community Centre. 

Ms Jones told Pegasus Post if 

funding for a Shirley community 

facility was not 

included in the 

city council’s Long 

Term Plan, she 

would stand by her 

word and resign 

after threatening to 

Ali Jones do so at a meeting 

last year. 

But last week she said while 

she would stand down both 

as chairwoman and from the 

board, she did not want it to 

cause a by-election. 

“I have undertaken to resign 

from the board, not just as chair. 

I have asked staff to look at the 

ramifications of this as I do not 

want to trigger a by-election,” 

she said. 

City council electoral officer 

Jo Daly said a councillor or 

community board member 

resignation more than 12 

months before the next election, 

October 2019, would result in 

an extraordinary vacancy which 

WAITING: The site of the former Shirley Community Centre at 10 Shirley Rd. (Inset) – The 

community centre before it was pulled down. 

would need to be filled by a byelection. 

in the ditch” project which she 

Shirley Rd as the board’s “die 

“If a vacancy happens within would not give up on. 

12 months of the next triennial “I’m a woman of my word. I 

election a by-election is not required, 

(and) the local authority job, I love what I do. But this is 

don’t want to resign, I love my 

or community board has the option 

to either leave the vacancy community.” 

how passionately I feel about the 

unfilled or to appoint a person to In a bid to reinstate LTP 

fill the vacancy for the balance of funding for a community facility 

the current term,” she said. in Shirley, the board called city 

Ms Jones said she would not council chief executive Karleen 

resign until October to avoid the Edwards to a recent meeting. 

$65,000 cost of a by-election. Dr Edwards told Pegasus Post 

Funding for the centre has she emphasised to the board the 

been pushed out by another 10 city council’s goal of keeping a 

years in the draft LTP. 

proposed rates increase down in 

Ms Jones has dubbed the the LTP. 

community centre rebuild at 10 “I also explained the challenges 

PHOTOS: GEOFF SLOAN 

of balancing aspirational projects 

with what’s available in the 

budget, while also trying to keep 

rates down,” she said. 

But Dr Edwards said she 

highlighted the opportunity for 

the board and its residents to put 

submissions into the city 

council about the Shirley 

Community Centre and other 

“matters of local interest” 

during draft LTP consultation 

process. 

•Submissions on the 

LTP can be made at www. 

ccc.govt.nz/the-council/ 

consultations-andsubmissions/haveyoursay/ 

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council plans go ahead. The new 

vehicle access will be located 

at about 121 Briggs Rd. The 

Papanui-Innes Community 

Board approved road changes 

at Homebase on Friday. They 

include extended parking 

restrictions, a central solid 

median island and associated 

signage. 

NICHOLLS ST UPGRADE 

An upgrade to Nicholls St, 

Richmond, will no longer be 

included in the city council’s 

Long Term Plan for 2018-2028. 

The Papanui-Innes Community 

Board agreed to defer the 

upgrade and instead upgrade a 

section of Randall St which was 

not done as part of recent work 

on the street. 

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Old Skellerup site now metal graveyard 

• By Bridget Rutherford 

THE WOOLSTON site where the 

Skellerup factory operated for a 

century is being used by a scrap 

metal company. 

National Steel is operating 

out of the Garlands Rd site with 

crushed cars piled up on the site. 

Rubber goods maker Skellerup 

moved out in 2016 to a new $60 

million premises in Wigram. 

It had operated at the Woolston 

site for a century. But its buildings 

were damaged in the February 22, 

2011, earthquake, and the decision 

was made to move to a new 

factory in Wigram. 

The Woolston site was sold 

‘as is where is’. Auckland-based 

National Steel buys scrap metal, 

processes and sorts it, before 

selling it on. 

Linwood Ward city councillor 

Yani Johanson said it stared 

operating a couple of weeks 

ago. 

He said there had been some 

concern within the community 

about the potential noise the site 

would generate. 

But he said it was an industrial 

area, so there would likely be few 

restrictions. 

NEW USE: Crushed cars have been stacked up on the former Skellerup factory site (left) in Woolston, which is now being used 

by a scrap metal company. 

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

Readers respond to an 

article about the need for 

a 50m pool at the new QE II 

facility 

Graham Pownceby – I 

heard that one of the original 

pools was quite salvageable, so 

why didn’t we retain that as an 

outdoor pool for all these years? 

Becky Wilson – The floor of 

the 25m one they’re building can 

be lifted to alter water depth . . . 

surely that money would be better 

spent on a 50m pool? 

Dan Vann – Pretty sure the 

current plan has a very expensive 

adjustable floor. Spend that 

money on increasing it to 50m 

seems a no-brainer. 

Mia Griffiths – No-brainer, 

50m needed now, new facility 

should have been replaced with 

what we had. 

Paul Hewett – The old QE II 

was overcrowded most weekends, 

what’s it going to be like with this 

new shrunk version? 

Vanessa Gibson – Do it, we 

need a 50m pool. 

Linda O’Brien – Good 

grief. I would have thought a 

50m would have been a 

given. 

Readers respond to an 

article about youths in 

Aranui vandalising homes, 

businesses and a former 

school 

Carolyn Hunter 

- That is not on, there 

must be some deterrent 

to these young ones . . 

. maybe boot camp for 

six months. The law is 

too soft and they know 

they can get away with 

it . . . heaven help the city in a few 

years. 

Cherry Cornelius – It’s time 

we stopped being so apathetic 

and organised ourselves to force 

change in our laws so the police 

can constructively deal to these 

out-of-control children. Also, we 

need to get better laws enforcing 

parental responsibility. 

Penny Thomas – What 

I believe is there are lack of 

facilities for the younger ones to 

go to where they can hang out, 

be safe, not causing 

problems. Ask them 

what they would like in 

their community, listen 

to their voices. 

Marianne 

McKinney 

Zonneveld – Parents 

need to front up and 

take responsibility for these kids. 

Stop having kids 

if you can’t take care of them 

and teach them values and 

respect. 

Pam Jones – These kids will 

be adults one day, scary. Why 

doesn’t Haeata Community 

Campus teach these kids about 

caring, love and life. 

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Travis Rd work to prepare for QE II facilities 


TRANSPORT upgrades, 

including a cycle lane, on Travis 

Rd are being undertaken to 

accommodate the new QE II 

Sport and Recreation Centre and 

the Shirley Boys and Avonside 

Girls’ High School campus. 

The Coastal-Burwood Community 

Board approved plans 

last week, which aim to support 

the new developments, while 

attempting to minimise road 

congestion. 

An off-road shared path and 

cycle lane will be installed on 

Travis Rd as well as two pedestrian 

islands. Another pedestrian 

island will be put in on Bower 

Ave. 

As a result, 26 parking spaces 

will be lost on the north side of 

Travis Rd and 10 spaces on Bower 

Ave at the entrance to Dick Tayler 

Drive. 

Consultation letters were sent 

to residents who may be affected 

by the changes and others were 

informed by a leaflet drop. 

The design has been devised 

to maximise access to modes of 

transport such as walking and 

cycling. 

The city council’s transport 

education team is planning to 

work with the schools to encourage 

‘sustainable transport habits’ 

which it hopes will minimise the 

effects of overspill parking in the 

surrounding area near the new 

school campus. 

The city council will contribute 

$240,000 to the project for the 

shared path and work on the 

Travis Rd section in front of QE 

II Park. 

The Ministry of Education will 

fund the section along Travis 

Rd in front of the new school 

campus. 

Work is due to start next 

month. 


AUCTION TIME: Maureen Taane 

distributing auction paddles. 

FAMILY: Connor’s dad, Mark Duncan-Caley, 

with his daughters, Madden, 6, and Murphy, 2. 

Community auction for family raises $12k 

•From page 1 

Said Mr Duncan-Caley: “I 

really don’t have a word for it 

– (I’m) really emotional to see 

how the community has come 

together.” 

“A lot of those people don’t 

know us and they’ve opened up 

their hearts,” he said. 

Mr Duncan-Caley said Connor 

was also in shock about the 

auction. 

“He’s completely lit up with all 

the support.” 

SMILE: Connor could not attend the auction but created a video to thank his supporters which was shown at 

the event on Friday night in which 78 pieces of art were sold off. 

PHOTOS: GILBERT WEALLEANS 

Connor is currently living in 

Auckland at The Wilson Centre, 

a rehabilitation facility. 

The money raised from the 

auction will fund the family’s life 

going forward. 

While Connor could not 

attend the auction, Mr Duncan- 

Caley did, along with his younger 

sisters Murphy and Madden. 

Both sets of grandparents, 

uncles, aunties and cousins also 

attended the auction. 

Connor was able to send a 

message through video, which 

was played at the event. Ms 

Taane described it as “very moving.” 

The auction was called ‘Jedi’s 

New Hope” because of Connor’s 

obsession with Star Wars. 

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Casino team takes out 

rescue chopper challenge 

TEAMS FROM businesses 

across the city assembled with 

one mission – to raise money for 

the Westpac rescue helicopters. 

They were challenged to a 

gruelling day of push-ups, an 

obstacle course and a first aid test 

during the Air Rescue Summer 

Crew Challenge. 

The Christchurch Casino team 

took out the title for the second 

year in a row – raising more than 

$12,000 for the charity. 

“The teams left nothing on the 

field this year, it was extremely 

competitive,” Rick Knight, crew 

chief said. 

“It was amazing to see the 

Casino take the cup for the second 

year running; they worked 

together as a team and fought to 

the end.” 

The day started with a goal 

of raising $70,000, which was 

cracked with $70,721.91 raised 

by the 22 competing teams. That 

will fund 14 lifesaving air rescue 

trips. 

WINNER: The 

Christchurch 

Casino team 

raised more 

than $12,000 

for Westpac Air 

Rescue. 

“It really does make a 

difference. It has been a very 

busy time for the crew, 

especially at weekends where 

they can attend back-to-back 

missions,” Air Rescue chief 

executive Christine Prince 

said. 

Christchurch Casino raised 

$12,815, Mortlock McCormack 

Law came in second raising 

$10,479.60, and in third was 

the Commodore Hotel with 

$7070.80. 

AFTER SEVERAL delays, an 

outdoor fitness gym is being 

installed at Burwood Park. 

The project will take about four 

weeks to complete and is located 

next to the children’s playground 

on Cresswell Ave. 

The equipment was sponsored 

by the Dallington Cottage 

Community Trust with support 

from the Coastal-Burwood 

Community Board. 

Types of equipment will 

include a cross-trainer, a 

cycle and shoulder wheel, and 

traditional fitness items such as 

parallel and chin-up bars. 

The project will cost about 

$44,000. 

It has been a long time coming, 

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said community board member 

Linda Stewart. 

“Some members from 

the Dallington Residents’ 

Association have been 

advocating for this since 2008,” 

she said. 

The community trust is now 

looking forward to its next 

project, which Ms Stewart says 

will be a walking trail. 

She hopes the trail will connect 

Westhaven with Dallington, 

with a perimeter walk beside 

Horseshoe Lake. 

“We want it so you could park 

your car near the Burwood Park 

outdoor gym and then take off 

on a walk and have static exercise 

equipment on the way, very 

similar to what we had at QE II,” 

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RECYCLING: 

Freida Coll, 

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waste can be 

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North Beach children 

recycle toothbrushes 

CHILDREN AT North Beach 

Playcentre are learning about 

how toothbrushes can be 

recycled and transformed into 

playground material. 

The children collect yoghurt 

containers, toothbrushes, dental 

floss containers and toothpaste 

tubes as part of TerraCycle’s oral 

care recycling programme, The 

Collective suckies recycling programme 

and the Fonterra pouch 

recycling programme. 

Once collected, the playcentre 

sends the yoghurt pouches and 

oral care waste items to Terra- 

Cycle. They are then shredded, 

cleaned and melted down into 

raw materials to create garden 

beds, park benches and playgrounds. 

A parent behind the activity, 

SCHOOLS 

Julie Donaldson, said the children 

were inspired to recycle to 

reduce waste reaching the ocean 

and harming marine life. 

“One of the children said that 

seeing plastic bags in the ocean 

made them think dolphins will 

eat them and die. This is what 

inspired the kids to pick up 

rubbish, and reduce, reuse and 

recycle what we have,” said Ms 

Donaldson. 

She said the recycling process 

is relatively easy. 

“Our set up is pretty simple 

– kids, parents and visitors can 

drop their waste in the boxes we 

have in the centre. We also 

have posters and collection 

containers on our fence to 

remind the community that 

we’re recycling.” 

Waitakiri, Linwood Ave pupils 

show the future of gardening 


PUPILS FROM Waitakiri 

Primary and Linwood Ave 

School both gained silver awards 

in the fourth annual Oderings 

School Gardens Show. 

The show took place at 

the Woolston Club and was 

organised by the Canterbury 

Horticultural Society. 

Pupils were required to design 

a garden that adhered to the 

theme ‘into the future’. 

“The standard of the 11 

garden exhibits from the 

participating schools was 

extremely high and the judges 

were amazed at their quality,” 

said Canterbury Horticultural 

Society communications officer 

Emma Velde. 

The team from Waitakiri 

created a Futuristic Garden, 

inspired by the school’s 

involvement with the Travis 

Wetland and cleaning up of the 

area. 

Pupils from Linwood Ave 

created an Alienopoly garden, 

which considered a future in 

which aliens take over the earth. 

Waitakiri caretaker and 

project helper Ian Woodward 

said about 30 pupils and four 

teachers were involved in 

the garden, which took three 

months to put together. 

“It was collaborative effort, 

but very kid-focussed,” he said. 

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At House of Travel Shirley we have a team who 

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have welcomed Bella Hill and Jodie Daniell as new travel consultants. 

We hope you enjoy reading about our team of travel experts and we look forward to welcoming you in 

store to create your next adventure…. 

Nicky & Lisa 

Julia Dawson 

Travel consultant 

No. of years in travel: 13 years 

Last holiday: Elephant Hills, Thailand: 

should be on everyone’s list, a chance to feed 

& clean elephants in their natural habitat! 

Best piece of travel advice: An open mind & a 

smile will get you anywhere 

Favourite place in the world: New York, I feel inspired & in awe every 

time I go there 

CONTACT JULIA I juliad@hot.co.nz 

Alannah Batt 



Last holiday: Rarotonga: where I swam in 

the blue ocean, lay under many palms and 

enjoyed the sunsets… take me back! 

Best piece of travel advice: Always take glad 

bags in different sizes, very handy! 

Favourite place in the world: New Orleans, walking along the 

Mississippi with a beignet in hand (think deep fried sweet dough…!) 

CONTACT ALANNAH I alannahb@hot.co.nz 

Jodie Daniell 



Last holiday: Contiki Tour from Rome 

to London and visiting the Christmas 

Markets in Europe 

Best piece of travel advice: My favourite app is 

called “citymapper” – you’ll never get lost with this! 

Favourite place in the world: Salzburg for the “Sound of Music” 

atmosphere 

CONTACT JODIE I jodied@hot.co.nz 

Bella Hill 



Last holiday: Cruising in the Caribbean, I 

loved the entertainment on board & got to 

zipline in Jamaica 

Best piece of travel advice: Do something crazy 

or adventurous out of your comfort zone! 

Favourite place in the world: Italy, it invokes happiness in me plus I 

love gelato! 

CONTACT BELLA I bellah@hot.co.nz 

Nicky de Clifford 

Owner Operator 


Last holiday: Fiji: Where we did a 4 night 

cruise out to the Yasawa Islands. I can 

thoroughly recommend for families as it was 

a great insight into the Fijian culture and of 

course stunning snorkelling & swimming. 

Best piece of travel advice: Always take 

a sarong – multi uses in lieu of clothing 

or towels! 

Favourite place in the world: Guatemala, it 

brought out my adventurous spirit 

CONTACT NICKY I nickyd@hot.co.nz 

Lisa Hutchison 

Owner Operator 


Last holiday: Fiji: Stayed at the 

Outrigger on the Coral Coast which I 

loved as a family holiday resort and it 

has an amazing pool 

Best piece of travel advice: Take a book 

as it does not run out of batteries 

Favourite place in the world: 

Inverness, I love the castles, 

whiskeys, history and sometimes 

men in kilts (wink!) 

CONTACT LISA I lisahutchison@hot.co.nz 

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by 5pm each Friday 

Ascot Be Fit Exercise Classes 

for 50-plus 

Wednesday, 1-2pm, Thursday, 

9.30am 

Times may change to just 

Thursdays at a later time. Cost 

is $4 and a cup tea to follow. All 

inquires are welcome to phone 

Margaret on 383 2665 or 383 

2337. 

Ascot Community Centre, 12 

Ascot Ave 

CV Drop-in 

Thursday, 10-11.30am 

A librarian will be on hand to 

assist customers needing help 

with their resume. We can offer 

guidance on creating, updating, 

and editing your CV. 

New Brighton library, 213 

Marine Pde 

Boys’ Brigade in Shirley 

Thursday, 6.30-8pm 

The boys enjoy a wide range 

of action, fun, games, life skills, 

leadership and competition. The 

creative weekly programme is 

both skills and values based. For 

more information, call Chris on 

385 6446. 

106 Emmett St, Shirley 

Ascot Scrabble Group 

Friday, 12.45pm 

Challenge your word 

knowledge with other likeminded 

folk. Join in with 

this friendly group suitable 

for beginners or experienced 

players. Cost is $3, includes 

afternoon tea. 

Ascot Community Centre, Ascot 

Ave, North New Brighton 

Barrier Free Computing 

Saturday, 10-noon 

This service is provided by 

the Computer for Special Needs 

Trust, an organisation that offers 

assistance with using computers 

for people experiencing a 

disability in a friendly and 

supportive setting. The tutors 

will be on hand to help beginners 

as well as provide assistance with 

email, accessing the internet, 

playing games and researching 

etc. There is also the opportunity 

for socialising with others with 

similar interests. Free of charge, 

standard library printing and 

copying costs apply. 

New Brighton Library, 213 

Marine Pde 

Seaside Toy Library 

Saturday, 9.30-11.30am 

Caters for children six months 

to seven years with toys, games 

and sports equipment. Toy hire 

is $2 per fortnight. Visit the 

library’s Facebook page. 

Check out the Ascot Petanque Club on Tuesday and Friday, 9.30-11.30am. This is a friendly 

social club willing to teach beginners the great game of petanque. Boules can be supplied. 

.Ascot Community Centre, 12 Ascot Ave, North Beach. 

St Luke’s Church Hall, 212 Pine 

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Seaside Market 

Saturday, 10am-2pm 

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produce, artisan bread, arts, 

crafts and more. 

New Brighton Mall 

Knit ‘n’ Yarn 

Monday, 103.0-11.30am 

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company? Go along to knit and 

talk in a relaxed and friendly 

environment. 

Parklands library, 46 

Queenspark Drive 

Golden Oldies Movies 

Monday, 1.30pm 

Every Monday the New 

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classic. This week it’s African 

Queen with Humphrey Bogart 

and Katharine Hepburn (1951). 

The theme is adventure. Running 

time 1hr 45min. 

8 Hardy St 

Eastside Gallery Exhibition 

Monday to Friday, 11-4pm, 

Saturday, noon-3pm 

Linwood Community Arts 

Centre’s Eastside Gallery 

presents Two by Racheal Western 

and Anton Makarov. The 

Russian-born artist Makarov was 

mentored by a Russian master of 

renaissance art. This exhibition 

consists of large canvases of 

varnished oils. Western describes 

her art as ‘bold and brave’, 

reflecting who she is. Exhibition 

runs until Saturday. 

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Monday, 6-7pm, Tuesday and 

Wednesday, 12.30-1pm 

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Hargood St (Tuesday and 

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Drag racer following in family’s footsteps 

• By Andrew King 

WINNING national 

championships at more than 

250km/h is in the Henley- 

Minchington blood. 

At Auckland’s Meremere 

Dragway, another trophy was 

added to the family mantelpiece 

when Stuart Henley-Minchington, 

28, won the New Zealand 

nationals modified drag racing 

title with a blistering time of 

8.25sec at 259km/h. 

It also meant he was crowned 

national series champion in the 

modified section for the third 

consecutive year. 

Stuart is following in the 

footsteps of his uncles, Bill and 

Clinton, who together won 

four consecutive national titles 

between 2013-2017 in the funny 

car category. They finished the 

season this year in third. 

His father Owen still races, 

and his sister Hayley, and the rest 

of his family, pitches in to keep 

the team going. 

“It is a little bit surreal,” Stuart 

said about winning the national 

crown. 

“It is been my lifelong dream to 

drive these cars. Now I’m doing 

it and being successful, it is a 

dream come true.” 

Stuart said his love for the 

sport started early, but really 

accelerated when he got in a 

scaled-down dragster when he 

was nine-years-old. 

SMOKING: Stuart Henley-Minchington lights up the wheels at 

Meremere Dragway on his way to a national title. 

“Then we built one in 1998 and 

away I went,” he said. 

“From there I have just been 

moving up classes. Once you figure 

one out, then it is time move 

on to something faster.” 

Waiting for the lights to flash 

green takes all the concentration 

he can muster and he looks to set 

SPORTS 

the best time possible with every 

pass. 

“It is the most insane 

adrenalin rush you possibly 

could have. It becomes an addiction,” 

he said. 

Motorsport is hard on the 

pocket and he said without the 

constant support from his entire 

family and some sponsors, the 

dream would not be possible. 

“We definitely couldn’t do it 

without our sponsors, Trident 

Homes and AutoTrans, and Car 

Aid, who have been helping out 

with the engine, they are awesome,” 

he said. 

Stuart has one race left in the 

local series at Mike Pero Motorsport 

Park on April 8 and he 

said he would like to break the 

record in the A-modified altered 

category which currently stands 

at 8.35sec. 

FAST FACTS 

Car statistics: 

Shell: Fibreglass based on 

a 1923 Ford T design. 

Engine: 496 cu in big block 

Chevrolet stroker. 

Transmission: TCL 

Powerglide. 

Chassis: Custom built 

chrome alloy from Florida, 

United States. 

Rear wheels: 32in slicks. 

Weight: 844kg. 

Fastest time: 8.17sec at 

261km/h. 

Local plumbers offering 

free checks on clay pipes 

While it is now almost eight years since the 

Christchurch earthquakes, damage to underground 

pipes is still becoming apparent, says 

the team at Laser Plumbing Christchurch 

East, who are based in Ferrymead. 

As they point out, homeowners can 

be completely unaware that they have 

earthquake damage to their clay pipes. 

Properties built before the 1970s are 

most likely to have clay pipes, and 

cracks in the pipes allow tree roots to 

enter and block drains. The damage can 

take some time to become apparent 

but when it does, it is usually fairly 

major, and costly to repair. 

Specialists in drain-laying and plumbing, 

Laser Plumbing are currently offering a 

free check on pipes. This involves a quick look with a 

camera, and if any damage is found they will discuss 

this with the owner. Laser Plumbing are experts in 

dealing with EQC and know how 

to make the process easy. The next 

step is to provide 

a drainage survey 

report to EQC, who 

in most cases, will 

cover the cost of this 

as well as replacing 

the damaged pipes. 

There are some 

conditions, which 

Laser Plumbing will 

discuss with the 

homeowner. 

“We have done hundreds of surveys 

and have been installing a lot of 

replacement PVC pipes over recent 

years,” says Carol McCann, who owns the 

company with her husband Chris Dick. 

“We want to make it easy for people by 

offering the check at no cost, and we 

urge people to get their pipes checked 

sooner rather than later as we do not 

know how long EQC will cover repairs for 

home-owners. Having them replaced will 

avoid serious problems in the future. It’s 

all done with minimum fuss.” 

Located in Tussock Lane, Ferrymead, 

Laser Plumbing services customers right 

across the city. They are very proud of 

their team of qualified tradesmen, who 

carry out plumbing and drainage work 

with care and efficiency. They are the sort 

of guys that you would be happy to have 

working in and around your home, Carol says. 

To make an appointment for your free pipe check, 

phone them today on 376 5322. 

Laser Plumbing Christchurch East 

03 376 5322 | chcheast@laserplumbing.co.nz

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SPORTS 

A moveable feast that is 

much more than chocolate 

Easter is both the most sombre and 

joyful time in the Christian calendar, 

calling believers to remember 

the crucifixion of Christ and His 

resurrection. Its date changes each 

year, making it a ‘moveable feast.’ The 

Easter story lies at the heart of the 

Christian faith and its importance is 

celebrated with special celebrations. 

But just what does it all mean? 

The week leading up to Easter 

Sunday is Holy Week which starts with 

Palm Sunday, commemorating Jesus’ 

arrival into Jerusalem. It is marked in 

many churches by giving palm fronds, 

or a local equivalent like flax, which 

represents the way He was welcomed 

and revered. 

Maundy Thursday, or Holy Thursday, 

remembers the Last Supper where the 

first Holy Communion was established 

and is a fundamental feature of many 

Christian services 2,000 years later. 

The day also recognises Jesus’ betrayal, 

arrest and trial and is marked in 

Christian churches by services of footwashing 

and the stripping of alters. 

That is followed by Good Friday, 

the date on which Jesus Christ was 

executed by crucifixion and the 

markings on the hot cross buns we all 

enjoy are representative of that. As well 

as being a public holiday, it is a solemn 

acknowledgement of the horrific death 

that ultimately led to the establishment 

of the Christian faith. Catholics and 

Anglicans alike commemorate the 

events of Good Friday in the Stations 

of the Cross, the church bells are not 

rung and alters remain bare. 

Holy Week concludes with 

Easter Sunday, the most significant 

celebration in the Christian calendar 

and a time to rejoice. It celebrates 

Christ’s resurrection and the triumph 

of good over evil. Christians across 

Christchurch will be attending church 

services and it is the day when arguably 

everyone’s favourite part of Easter – 

chocolate eggs – are given. 

So, when you are enjoying your 

Easter Eggs this year, take some time 

to reflect on the true meaning behind 

Holy Week. 

THIRD: The under-16 quad won a bronze medal at the Maadi Cup regatta. 

PHOTOS: STEVE MCARTHUR 

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Meeting at Pegasus Bay School Hall 

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Meeting at Rangiora Borough School Hall 

157 King St, Rangiora 

10AM 

EASTER SUNDAY 

Family service 

Shirley has 

top Maadi Cup 

Maundy Thursday – ‘Take eat this is my body...’ 

7.30pm Eucharist of the Lord’s Supper and Footwashing 

8.30pm ‘Tenebrae’ - Service of Shadows 

Good Friday – ‘Why have you forsaken me?’ 

9am Carrying the cross from Holy Trinity Catholic Church 

10.30am Creative Lifestreams service (in hall) 

12 noon Vigil – music and readings in church 

Easter Day – ‘Christ is Risen!’ 

8am Eucharist with Hymns 

9.30am Festive Eucharist with Choir 

10am Lifestreams Intergenerational Service (in hall) 

5pm Evensong with Choir 

7pm Antioch – Contemporary Worship (in hall) 

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Cnr Fendalton Rd and Tui St 

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regatta 

•From page 1 

The team qualified for 

the national final in their 

heat. 

“The final was a classic 

North Island v South 

Island showdown,” said 

Wilson-Pyne. 

“We (the under-15 

eight) pushed Hamilton 

Boys, who have been the 

perennial champions of 

that for over the decade. It 

is really a testimony to the 

work of the coaching staff 

and the kids,” said Wilson- 

Pyne. 

“Although our boys fell 

slightly short of winning it, 

they put in a hell of a fight 

and that’s what we are all 

about.” 

The team was made 

up of Lucas MacDonald, 

Cameron Maughan, 

Brodie Barsby, Jack Hearn, 

Cameron McConchie, 

Adam Chapman, Elliot 

Stanley, Matthew Sudlow 

and cox Joel Coleman. 

The under-16 quad 

which won bronze featured 

Scott Shackleton, Cameron 

Maughan, Jack Hearn 

(boat), Matthew Smith and 

cox Joel Coleman. 

Two of the boys 

Cameron and Jack were 

part of the crew who 

narrowly escaped injury 

in January this year, when 

a 30m tree fell on it’s boat 

during training on the 

Avon River. 

The team raced with 

a replacement boat after 

theirs was written-off 

following the incident. 

Wilson-Pyne said the 

boys were thrilled with 

their performance. 

“We have a philosophy 

that when a boat goes 

out there it represents 

everyone in the squad. All 

of the team are thrilled 

that the boys have gotten 

these medals. 

“They have all played 

their part through-out the 

season to get those boats 

where they were at,” he 

said. 

Rowing captain Alex 

Cartwright was also 

selected to trial for a spot 

in a Rowing New Zealand 

South Island development 

team.



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Auction: Thursday, 12 April 2018 Unless Sold Prior 

4 bedrooms | 3 bathrooms | 2 living rooms | 1 dining room | 1 office/study | 2 car-garage | Listing ID: PI52657 

Designed by MAP architecture to offer 

contemporary comforts and easy-care 

living, this beautiful brand-new home 

features Integra Panel with cedar accents. 

Set in a sought-after neighbourhood, 

it invites an enjoyable and convenient 

lifestyle: stroll to the Farmers’ Market, 

or drive 3 minutes to supermarket, cafés 

or Riccarton Mall. Zoning for Fendalton 

School, Ilam School, Cobham, Boys’ High 

and Girls’ High ensures superb educational 

options. 

Smart design makes the open-plan 

living and dining a very special space, with 

extensive glazing opening to sheltered 

decking for generous light and sun. 

American Oak engineered flooring and 

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study alcove is a practical touch. The highspec 

kitchen features island bench, walkin 

pantry and gas cooktop. Four double 

bedrooms include a master with WIR and 

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with bathroom, while an office, family 

bathroom, separate laundry and double 

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Open Homes Saturday and Sunday 

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Auction date Thursday 12 April 10:00am 

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What’s On 

Entertainment 

To advertise, contact 

Jo Fuller 027 458 8590 

jo.fuller@starmedia.kiwi 

Something free to do 

over Easter - The Art Trail 

e Swan Sisters (Amy & Amiria) 

e Great Depression Blues Band 

‘Famous for their roasts!’ 

Kid's SPECIAL 

Two courses 

Seniors SPECIAL 

Two courses 

$13 

We are family friendly. Great Kids menu plus designated play area. 

Soup/Roast or 

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Special available lunch only 

Monday - Saturday 12pm - 2.30pm 

$20 

Cooked 

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WE ARE CLOSED 

GOOD FRIDAY 

BUT OPEN ALL 

THE OTHER DAYS 

$19 

We are 

open from 

6.30am 

Great menu. 

From full 

cooked to 

Continental 

The 

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& Motorlodge 

118 Racecourse Rd, Sockburn, 

Christchurch. Ph 03 342 7150 

www.racecoursehotel.co.nz 

A EXCITING showcase of local artworks, 

free workshops, and live music makes up a 

fabulous new event taking place this Easter 

weekend - e Wakaroa Pigeon Bay Art 

Trail. 

While the main exhibition and associated 

events take place at the Pigeon Bay Hall (in 

Banks Peninsula, a little over an hours drive 

from Christchurch), additional artworks 

form an Art Trail with interesting pieces 

installed and featured en route from the 

Summit Road/Pigeon Bay Road bus shelter, 

to Knox Church yard, the Pigeon Bay 

Boating Club, and Wakaroa Point. 

Based on stories shared by the Bay 

Community and utilising materials from the 

Bay wherever possible, these site-specific 

and audience responsive art works seek to 

celebrate the life and stories of the Bay. 

“e trail was inspired by my mum’s 

stories of growing up in Pigeon Bay. She 

always spoke of her childhood as a time of 

formation, of connection and belonging,” 

explained artist and event orgniser, Keren 

Oertly. “I was interested to explore these 

ideas of identity in relation to place. e 

community in the Bay was incredibly 

supportive and generous throughout this 

process – none of this would be possible 

without them.” 

Providing the soundscape are two highly 

respected Canterbury based acts, e Swan 

Sisters (Amiria Grenell & Amy Grace 

delivering their delicate blend of folk, 

country, dreamy pop) and Americana/Blues 

outfit, e Great Depression Blues Band. 

Also included on the programme is a 

presentation, ‘100 Years of Pigeon Bay with 

June Hay’. is special address takes place at 

3pm on Easter Sunday at the Knox Church. 

e Wakaroa Pigeon Bay Art Trail | 

Saturday 31st March to Sunday 1st April | 

10am - 5pm each day. Free admission. 

More information on facebook 

events/567652466932472. 

What’s On 

TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS 

MEMBERS LUCKY CARD DRAW 

PLEASE NOTE 

THE CLUB WILL BE CLOSED 

GOOD FRIDAY. 

HAPPY EASTER 

DOWNSTAIRS 

CLUB BISTRO 

Open Tuesday to Saturday 

from 12pm - 2pm & from 5pm. 

DINE BY THE SEA! 

UPSTAIRS 

Pierview Restaurant 

Open from 5.30pm 

Friday, Saturday and Sunday 

and for 

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from 10.30am to 2pm. 

SUNDAY 29th APRIL, from 5.30pm 

SUNDAY NIGHT BUFFET 

$25pp BOOK NOW! 

202 Marine Pde | Ph 388 9416 | www.newbrightonclub.co.nz | Members, guests & affiliates welcome 

Lunch & Dinner 

All you can eat 

7 days 

Bookings Essential 

PH 386 0088 

fb.com/GardenHotelRestaurant 

www.gardenhotel.co.nz 

SERVING 

HAPPY HOUR 

5PM - 7PM DAILY 

EASTER - NO SURCHARGE 

Good Friday 

Open for DINNER ONLY 

Easter Monday 

Open for DINNER ONLY 

Dining as usual on other days. 

CAFE OPEN ALL EASTER 

NO SURCHARGE 

$12 

LUNCH 

SPECIALS 

COFFEE 

HAPPY 

H O U R 

2PM-4PM 

DAILY 

$3.50 

Offer available for a limited time 

and includes tea, hot chocolate 

MON: ROAST MEAL 

TUE: FISH & CHIPS 

WED: FISH BURGER 

THU: ROAST MEAL 

SAT: FISH & CHIPS 

AVAILABLE 

FROM 

11.30AM-2PM 

FOR A 

LIMITED TIME 

LIVE MUSIC 6PM EASTER SATURDAY: 

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PHONE 385 8880 FIND US ON FACEBOOK fb.com/GBCCHCH 

THE GARDEN HOTEL COMPLEX | 110 MARSHLAND RD 

www.gardenhotel.co.nz | phone 385 3132 

H ORNBY 

WORKINGMEN’S 

CLUB 

FAMILY FRIENDLY DINING 

Club CAFE 

OPEN DAILY 

LUNCH & DINNER 

GF & V options available 

Dine and 

WIN 

A 

DOUBLE 

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TO SEE 

Chalmers Restaurant 

CARVERY DINNER $22.50 

EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY FROM 5.30PM 

Early Bird Special 

5.30pm - 6.30PM 

LIONEL 

RICHIE 

SUNDAY 15 APRIL 2018 

ENTER WHEN YOU DINE IN THE CLUB CAFE 

& CHALMERS RESTAURANT. 

Conditions Apply. 

FREE 

DESSERT 

Family Friendly 

SUNDAY NIGHT BUFFET $27 

EVERY SUNDAY FROM 5PM-8PM 

PERFECT FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS & FAMILY EVENTS! 

EASTER 

prize draw 

Purchase a $4 Fresh Bean Coffee from 

the Club Cafe in March & go in the draw to 

WIN 1 of 2 

EASTER COFFEE HAMPERS 

Winners will be drawn & contacted on Tuesday 3rd April 

!st PRIZE 

HAMPER 

$250 

Pod Machine/Pods/ 

Tea/Easter Eggs 

2nd PRIZE 

HAMPER 

$100 

Plunger + coffee/ 

Tea/Easter Eggs 

PLAYING 

THIS WEEKEND 

EASTER SATURDAY: 

4.30PM 

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8PM 

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www.hornbywmc.co.nz | Members, guests & affiliates welcome



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