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26 Selwyn Times Wednesday July 6 2022 RURAL | LIFESTYLE | RESIDENTIAL HALSWELL 47 Leadleys Road Premium Location! Your search is over! - we have found the ultimate lifestyle opportunity. This superb property is enviably positioned in one of the most popular and sought-after locations in the Selwyn district. Google maps tells us it is only 16.3km or 18 minutes to Christchurch international airport, 3 minutes to Halswell and only 16 minutes or 12km to the city centre. Services provided to the boundary includes power and telecommunications. A cost-efficient opportunity to connect to the town sewer main is an option. This is a premium subdivision with first rate fencing and quality control covenants to protect your investment. There is a lot to love about this delightful lifestyle block and will spark a great deal of interest. DEADLINE PRIVATE TREATY GST Inclusive Closes 2.00pm, Wednesday 20 July Ron Ferguson M 027 498 6256 E ron.ferguson@pggwrightson.co.nz pggwre.co.nz/LCN36249 YALDHURST 33 Guys Road Location, Lifestyle & Income Here is your chance to take that first step without crashing the budget. After 26 years our retiring vendors are downsizing, which gives potential purchasers a unique opportunity to secure a 150ha (approximately) leasehold sheep and beef farm on the outskirts of Christchurch City. How many farming operations will give you a monthly income? An exceptional set of stockyards and a small area of the property are currently used to generate an annual income of approximately $50,000 - $60,000 from a stock agistment business which leaves the majority of the farm available for sheep and cattle grazing. The property offers a very good standard of improvements which includes a private, modernised three bedroom home situated in a sheltered and established garden. The two stand woolshed is in a very tidy condition as is the three-bay implement shed and the threebay hayshed. With irrigation consent to irrigate up to 20ha and the property being well fenced into numerous paddocks with laneways, this property would suit a number of stock systems. This is a unique opportunity to secure a sizeable farm in a great location only a short commute to the city. Motivated vendors have their eye on their next chapter, so enquire today to start your new chapter. PRICE BY NEGOTIATION Plus GST (if any) VIEW By Appointment Only Rob McGregor M 021 334 469 E rob.mcgregor@pggwrightson.co.nz Mark Clyne M 027 531 2964 E mark.clyne@pggwrightson.co.nz pggwre.co.nz/CHR35609 PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, licensed under REAA 2008 6/19 Gerald Street, LINCOLN Cnr South Terrace & Ross Street, DARFIELD Phone: 03 341 4301 | Email: christchurch@pggwre.co.nz Helping grow the country For more great listings, visit www.pggwre.co.nz PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, licensed under the REAA 2008 Helping grow the country
• By Chris Barclay STEPHANIE Broomhall retired as a World Cup winner in 2006, but the former Black Ferns international was always keen to maintain a commitment to rugby. A desire to coach her boys from grassroots level at Prebbleton and then during their schooling at St Thomas of Canterbury College has now culminated in the 40-year-old joining the team where she came to prominence on the wing. Broomhall is among a newlook management team for the Canterbury’s Farah Palmer Cup campaign, she sustains a female connection following Whitney Hansen’s promotion to the Black Ferns and Melissa Ruscoe standing down after a five-year stint. An assistant focusing on her specialist position, the outside backs, Broomhall had her first camp with a squad tasked with regaining the provincial crown from Waikato in Hanmer Springs last weekend. Broomhall attended sessions with the wider training group earlier this season and although she never had aspirations to coach above junior level, head coach Blair Baxter’s offer was too enticing to refuse. “I jumped in there and I was absolutely blown away, which I knew I would, by the talent, the progression that’s been going on since I last played. I’ll be learning as well, the players will be teaching me,” said Broomhall, who retired when she was just 24. Scoring a try in the 25-17 World Cup final win over England in Edmonton, Canada - and setting up the decisive score for Amira Marsh proved the ideal sign off as motherhood took precedence. However, the 12-test international returned to the code when son Ben was ready for Rippa rugby as a four-year-old. “It’s an area (coaching) where I can give back, that’s all it was and I really enjoy working to develop players,” said Broomhall, who has coached at the Prebbleton club for 11 years. This season she was a technical adviser to the under-17 girls squad and senior women’s team, which returned to the field after a 21-year absence. Broomhall also assists St Thomas’ under-15 squad, which includes Ben. She also coached another son, Beau, from aged three to 12. Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz Husband Andy – the brother of former All Black loose forward Sam – looks after their nineyear-old daughter Fern’s team at Prebbleton. Unlike her children, Broomhall was a late developer as a rugby player with harriers running, athletics and then netball the priority until she was 16. A stress fracture in her back, a consequence of jumping up and down netball courts, led mum to suggest rugby – a wise move. “Mum had a way of identifying what you’d be good at. When I played rugby with the boys (in Blenheim) she said they’d complain to the teachers because I could catch them,” said Broomhall, who was selected for the Canterbury secondary school team while boarding at Rangi Ruru Girls’ School. SPORT 27 Former Black Fern coaching at grassroots CLUB STALWART: Former Black Fern and new Canterbury Farah Palmer Cup squad assistant coach Stephanie Broomhall has a long association with the Prebbleton club. (Right) – She discusses tactics and skill development with members of the St Thomas of Canterbury College under-15s backline. PHOTO: CHRIS BARCLAY ODD WOMAN OUT: Stephanie Broomhall was selected in the Aotearoa Maori squad for the 2003 Hong Kong Sevens in response to claims the side was racist. Wednesday July 6 2022 Selwyn Times ‘We were told we shouldn’t be going because we’re a racist team . . . they told us we had to prove you’re not a team built on race so we took Stephanie Mortimer from Canterbury who is as blonde as you can get. What a great athlete. We won again and that quickly settled the race issue.’ – Peter Joseph “The freedom I had on the rugby field, just to be physical and express myself . . . I never looked back,” she said. Broomhall joined the Christchurch Football Club and made her Canterbury debut in 1999, the same season the 18-year-old was selected to trial for the Black Ferns. She had to wait until the World XV series in 2003 to play a test, though earlier that year Broomhall was a tactical inclusion in the Aotearoa Maori team for the Hong Kong Sevens. Coach Peter Joseph justified the selection in the allblacks. com profile for Broomhall (nee Mortimer). • Turn to page 28 Allwood Trees, 913 Shands Road, Prebbleton 7676 Consultations Soft Landscape Plans Delivery & Planting Phone: (03) 349 9240 allwood.co.nz Allwood-Trees-Limited allwoodtrees Quotations Landscaping Construction & Garden Maintenance Allwood A great selection of trees & shrubs
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