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Large<br />
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SUSAN.SANDYS<br />
@ashburtoncourier.co.nz<br />
It is something that barely ever<br />
happens in Mid Canterbury.<br />
But it has happened twice this<br />
month. Large creatures were<br />
found on shore first ararely<br />
sighted species of sunfish at<br />
Dorie, then agiant teddy bear a<br />
few kilometres south at<br />
Pendarves on Saturday.<br />
Australian Samantha Cooper<br />
came across the 3mlong teddy<br />
bear while walking on the beach<br />
with her sister who lives nearby.<br />
The pair were puzzled as they<br />
‘WASHED UP’: Samantha Cooper with the giant teddy bear on Pendarves beach.<br />
approached.<br />
‘‘I thought is that aseal? Is it<br />
alive, is it dead?’’<br />
Getting closer they realised<br />
what it was, and thought perhaps<br />
it had come from aboat.<br />
‘‘Definitely it had been<br />
washed up, because it was<br />
drenched,’’ Cooper said.<br />
Environment Canterbury<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> zone delivery lead<br />
Nikki Jenkins thanked The<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> <strong>Courier</strong> for alerting it<br />
‘‘to this rather sadly discarded<br />
item’’.<br />
‘‘Our incident response team<br />
will head out and pick up Big<br />
Ted,’’ Jenkins said.<br />
‘‘It’s pretty unusual for us to<br />
have to clear large items washed<br />
up on the beach, and this is<br />
definitely the first bear hunt<br />
we’ve had to go on.’’<br />
Adead 2m long sunfish was<br />
found by Grant MacKinnon and<br />
Katy Moore on the beach at<br />
Dorie, The Press reported on<br />
<strong>June</strong> 12.<br />
“It was huge, it reminded me<br />
of amassive squid,” Moore said.<br />
“I had never seen anything like<br />
it.”<br />
Auckland Museum sunfish<br />
expert Dr Marianne Nyegaard<br />
told The Press in her 10 years of<br />
studying the species, there were<br />
only 60 sightings on record in<br />
Australia and New Zealand.<br />
The teddy bear find, while also<br />
rare, is unlikely to attract the<br />
same scientific attention.<br />
But it is acurious find which<br />
has The <strong>Ashburton</strong> <strong>Courier</strong><br />
guessing, so if you have any<br />
information, please let us know!<br />
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The Fairton School community is<br />
seeking donations from businesses<br />
andindividuals as it struggles to<br />
save its swimming pool.<br />
The pool faces closure this<br />
summer as its lining is leaking,and<br />
is unlikely to be repaired in time.<br />
The school’s Home and School<br />
committee is fundraising towards a<br />
$70,000 target, which is the cost of<br />
replacing the lining with tiles or<br />
fibreglass.<br />
It has so far reached $12,000;<br />
$10,000 from adistrict council grant<br />
and$2000 fromapie fundraiser.<br />
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fundraisers; there wereacouple in<br />
the planning stages.<br />
Members were also reaching out<br />
for donations, and planned to install<br />
apermanent sponsorship board for<br />
the display of contributors’ names<br />
at the pool.<br />
It would depend how quickly the<br />
funds were raised as to whether the<br />
pool would open this coming<br />
summer or not.<br />
‘‘It’s really disappointing for the<br />
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‘‘Fairton is one of the very few<br />
schools that have their own pool so<br />
it would be ashame to lose it, so it’s<br />
not really an option.<br />
‘‘We are determined to keep it.’’<br />
Children at the school recently<br />
made colourful signs and gathered<br />
at the pool for aphoto shoot with<br />
The <strong>Ashburton</strong> <strong>Courier</strong> to raise<br />
awareness for their cause.<br />
For further information about<br />
making adonation, please contact<br />
Livia McGregor at the school on<br />
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3.7% pay rise for councillors<br />
BYJONATHAN LEASK<br />
Local democracy reporter<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong>’s mayor and councillors will<br />
receive apay increase from July 1.<br />
Local government pay is set by the<br />
independent Remuneration Authority,<br />
which has determined mayors and<br />
councillors across the country will<br />
receive an average pay rise of 3.7 per<br />
cent pay rise.<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> mayor Neil Brown’s<br />
salary will increase from $132,690 to<br />
$137,600, which equates to $2646 per<br />
week or a$66 anhour wage for a<br />
40hour week.<br />
Brown said it is afulltime job that<br />
has no set hours, and wherever he goes<br />
he is the mayor.<br />
“You are always the mayor, you are<br />
on 24 hours, seven days aweek,’’ Brown<br />
said.<br />
“You may not be working but you are<br />
always on call.”<br />
The other Mayor Brown, Auckland<br />
mayor Wayne Brown, is the toppaid<br />
mayor with a$306,952 ayear salary<br />
($147.50 an hour).<br />
The lowest rate for any Auckland<br />
councillor was $111,782.<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong>’s deputy mayor Liz<br />
McMillan’s salary increases from<br />
$80,003 to $82,963.<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> has usually opted to have<br />
the eight councillors on the same<br />
salary, evenly dividing the<br />
remuneration pool.<br />
Their salary will increasefrom<br />
$46,<strong>27</strong>4 to $47,986 –which works out to<br />
$23 per hour.<br />
Firstterm councillor Richard<br />
Wilson said the pay rise was outside of<br />
council control, but an increased rate<br />
encouraged more people to stand for<br />
council.<br />
“I don’t do the job for the money, Ido<br />
it for the community.’’<br />
Councillors don't work 40 hours in a<br />
regular week in <strong>Ashburton</strong>, but they do<br />
alot more than just attend acouncil<br />
meeting every fortnight, he said.<br />
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Mid Canterbury grown goodies are set to be<br />
on show at this year’s <strong>Ashburton</strong> A&P Show<br />
as new president Ben Stock takes the reigns.<br />
He plans ashowcase of produce, and<br />
finished products.<br />
The Hinds dairy farmer has chosen the<br />
theme The Food Basket of Mid Canterbury<br />
From the Paddock to the Picnic.<br />
He said it builds on last year’s theme of<br />
Bees, Bugs and Butterflies,and will involve<br />
ashowcase of produce and finished<br />
products from throughout the district.<br />
“It’s making people aware about what is<br />
actually going on in Mid Canterbury,” he<br />
said.<br />
“Pull it together in one space and then try<br />
to show people the valueadd side of it too <br />
what (raw product) eventually turns into.”<br />
Planning for the November 1and 2show<br />
was still in its early stages, but Stock said<br />
there was already plans to move the food<br />
and beverage space into amore central<br />
place on the grounds.<br />
There will also be more displays, food<br />
stalls and fun stuff around that, he said.<br />
“We’ve got lots of new ideas, but it’s just<br />
too early to say.<br />
“We want to target people that are not<br />
typically show goers and want to try to pull<br />
them in and show them what we are doing<br />
here.”<br />
Stock hoped stalls would include all the<br />
show usuals as well as feature newcomers<br />
on the valueadd side of the products.<br />
“We just want to make it bright, fun and<br />
inclusive (for all),’’ he said.<br />
Stock, and his wife MaryAnne, have<br />
called the district home for 20 years.<br />
Prior to arriving they had been<br />
sharemilking around the South Island.<br />
He was introduced to the A&P association<br />
by immediate past president Victor<br />
Schikker in 2020.<br />
Since then he has been junior vicepresident<br />
and senior vicepresident.<br />
EXCITED:<br />
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Show president<br />
Ben Stock is<br />
already planning<br />
for this year’s<br />
event.<br />
“I got on the committee and got ajob<br />
straight away,” he said, with alaugh.<br />
Apush for the committee earlier this year<br />
had resulted in some new members, he said.<br />
‘‘We’ve got some really awesome<br />
members.’’<br />
Succession planning was in place with<br />
senior vicepresident Andrew Lawrence<br />
and junior vicepresident Sarah Kent in the<br />
wings.<br />
“We’ve got agood number of people (on<br />
the committee), new people young and old<br />
and it’s brought with it some energy and<br />
healthy new ideas.’’<br />
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Thanks to the efforts of Kiwibank, the<br />
woman has received all her money<br />
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SPEED CHANGE<br />
Speed limits for a600m section of<br />
State Highway 77 in Methven will<br />
change at the end of July. NZ<br />
Transport Agency Waka Kotahi will<br />
reduce the speed from100 to 60km/h<br />
along the section, which stretches<br />
from the northern edge of the town to<br />
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Thermal Pools. Director Regional<br />
Relationships James Caygill said the<br />
agency was responding to the<br />
requests of residents, who walk and<br />
bike in the area. ‘‘NZTA’s technical<br />
assessment supported this feedback<br />
and areduced speed limit to match<br />
the road environment.’’<br />
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The New Zealand Army will parade<br />
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charter will be followed by the<br />
battalion’s soldiers marching through<br />
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With the flick of aswitch and after<br />
years of planning <strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
Hospital’s last coalfired boiler has<br />
been shut down, replaced with anew<br />
highly efficientelectric system.<br />
The $9 million system, changed<br />
over on Monday, has set the hospital<br />
up for the future.<br />
Health NZ Canterbury general<br />
manager, rural health services Berni<br />
Marra led asmall group aroundthe<br />
hospitalgrounds as the last coal<br />
boiler was turned off to make way for<br />
the new system.<br />
Among those present was<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> Hospitaland Rural<br />
Services site maintenance manager<br />
Dan Wilson, Health New Zealand<br />
facility and engineers manager Terry<br />
Walker, <strong>Ashburton</strong> and Rural Health<br />
Services operations and<br />
administration manager Philippa<br />
O'Neill and project manager Mike<br />
Frude.<br />
The one year build saw the<br />
replacement of the hospital’s<br />
40plusyearold boilers as part of a<br />
decarbonisation project. It was<br />
among a$12 billion government<br />
programme, to build and upgrade<br />
roads, rail, schools and hospitals,<br />
announced in early 2020.<br />
The project replaced three coal<br />
boilers with aground source heat<br />
pump, which will provide heating<br />
and hot water to all the buildings on<br />
site.<br />
It will reduce Health New<br />
Zealand’s carbon emissions by 2385<br />
tonnes per year, the equivalent to the<br />
average annual emissions of 840 cars.<br />
After days testing the new system<br />
in stages,Wilson silenced the last<br />
workingboiler at the hospitalwith<br />
the flick of aswitch. It was unlikely to<br />
have lasted another winter.<br />
He estimated engineers would<br />
have been called out to fix the boilers<br />
thousands of times over the years. It<br />
was very outdated.<br />
Facility and engineers manager<br />
Terry Walker said it was the mid<br />
1960s when the two big boilers were<br />
commissioned.<br />
They were fully attendedbyboiler<br />
operators 24/7until 1985 when a<br />
smaller unattendedboiler was<br />
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‘‘It could work through the evening.<br />
The attendedones took the big load<br />
through the day and the little one<br />
GOLDEN SILENCE: <strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
Hospital engineer Shane Smith (left)<br />
and <strong>Ashburton</strong> Hospital and Rural<br />
Services site maintenance manager<br />
Dan Wilson with the nowsilenced<br />
coal boilers.<br />
kept us going,’’ he said.<br />
‘‘Even after 25 to 30 years its<br />
absolutely on its last legs and Dan<br />
has done brilliant job to keep it going<br />
the last six years.’’<br />
The new system, manufactured by<br />
Airtech NZ Ltd, includes aground<br />
source heat pump housed in anew<br />
buildingbehind the laboratories. It<br />
works like ahousehold heat pump<br />
that transfers heat energy from the<br />
outside air to the inside.<br />
Real time visibility on the system<br />
can be viewed remotely via computer<br />
from anywhere.<br />
‘‘It monitors 28,000 different<br />
parameters.These are cutting edge,<br />
there is nothingbetter than these in<br />
New Zealand, or more advanced,’’<br />
Walker said.<br />
Heat out of groundwater is sucked<br />
up from 100m and circulated around<br />
the hospital’s heating system.<br />
The hot water replaces steam and<br />
REMOTE CONTROLLED: Dan Wilson<br />
with general manager, rural health<br />
services Berni Marra in the new<br />
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<strong>Ashburton</strong> Hospital.<br />
will reduce the hospital’senergy<br />
costs by an estimated 30 per cent.<br />
The residual water is discharged<br />
back into the ground.<br />
The project was one of 19 coal<br />
boiler replacements undertaken by<br />
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last Health NZ coal boiler to be<br />
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It was asignificant milestone in the<br />
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Amusical for the district<br />
Footrot Flats, the musical, will be staged by<br />
the Methven TheatreCompany in<br />
September.<br />
Director Matt Markham and musical<br />
director Linda Young are looking forward to<br />
deliveringlaughs in ashow Markham said<br />
‘‘is made for this district’’.<br />
‘‘Audiences here will love it,’’ he said.<br />
After auditions last month, 17 people were<br />
cast in the iconic roles everyone who grew<br />
up in the 70s and 80s with Wal, his offsiders<br />
Dog, Cooch, Jess, Aunt Dolly, the terrifying<br />
Horse, sarcastic Pongo and the rest of the<br />
farm animals.<br />
Wal is being played by longtime company<br />
actor Jason Ree. Cooch is played by Ree's<br />
son Jake, Dog is RichardNorrish, and<br />
Cheeky Hobson is Rebecca Robinson, who is<br />
new to the company. Aunt Dolly is Sheree<br />
Tait, Jess is Becky Dirks, Pongo is Shyan<br />
Hughes and Cecil is Shane Stockdill.<br />
“While it’s all the familiar faces we know<br />
and love from the Footrot Flats movie and<br />
cartoon strips, the show is completely<br />
different,’’ Markham said.<br />
‘‘But hidden amongst the new storyline is<br />
so much of what made Footrot Flats such a<br />
firm part of life for so many of us.’’<br />
When rehearsals commenced mid<strong>June</strong>,<br />
the cast was excited to learnthey already<br />
have purposemade costumes courtesy of a<br />
loan from the Te Puke Theatre Company, as<br />
well as aselection of props.<br />
“We are so lucky that Te Puke was willing<br />
to share with us their recent costumes<br />
following asuccessful run of the show in the<br />
Waikato last year,” Markham said.<br />
“Footrot Flats hasn’t been performed in<br />
the <strong>Ashburton</strong> Districtsincethe 1990s, and<br />
some people are already asking when tickets<br />
go on sale. Hopefully by August, butwatch<br />
our Facebook page as we’ll let locals know<br />
first.”<br />
The Footrot Flats stage musical is based<br />
on the book by Roger Hall, with music by<br />
Phillip Norman and lyricsbyAKGrant.<br />
The show in Methven will open on<br />
September 5and run for three nights only.
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NEWS<br />
<strong>Courier</strong>, <strong>June</strong> <strong>27</strong>, <strong>2024</strong><br />
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Rally raises$30k for choppers<br />
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Members of Mid Canterbury Vintage<br />
Machinery Club raised $30,000 for<br />
Canterbury West Coast Air RescueTrust.<br />
It was proceeds from their Wheat and<br />
Wheels Rally in April, and asoldout<br />
FergusonFE35 tractor raffle.<br />
Rally committee chairman Anthony<br />
Hampton, who hosted the twoday event at<br />
his Lauriston farm, presented the final<br />
tally to crew from the rescuehelicopter<br />
service in Christchurch on Saturday.<br />
‘‘They were very surprised,they weren’t<br />
expecting that much at all,’’ Hampton said.<br />
‘‘Very surprised and verygrateful.’’<br />
Hampton, who understood the funds<br />
would be used towards new gear for the<br />
service,said 43 club members travelled by<br />
bus to Christchurch for the occasion and<br />
were treated to atour around the rescue<br />
service facility.<br />
‘‘We had acup of tea then they showed<br />
us around the whole premises, right into<br />
the workshops, where the Flying Doctor<br />
plane was kept, everything.’’<br />
He was impressed with the efficiency<br />
and wellorganised space on the rescue<br />
helicopters.<br />
‘‘We looked through the newest<br />
helicopter, and man was it awellequipped<br />
helicopter.’’<br />
They also visited ChristchurchAirport’s<br />
crash fire unit, and saw ademonstration of<br />
afire engine with awater spray cannon.<br />
They had lunch at Spitfire Squareand<br />
then visited Air Force Museum of New<br />
Zealand at Wigram.<br />
Hampton said the success of the rally<br />
and the funds raised would not havebeen<br />
possiblewithout the large amount of<br />
community support it received.<br />
‘‘It was ateam effort, as far as the club<br />
Mid Canterbury Vintage Machinery Club'sAnthony Hampton (centre) surprises crew<br />
from Canterbury Air Rescue Helicopters with $30,000 raised from the club's recent Wheat<br />
and Wheels Rally.<br />
PHOTO STRUAN CHRISTIE<br />
goes, alot of people from the club were<br />
involved,’’ he said.<br />
‘‘And alot of organisations within the<br />
area gained from it. Without the help and<br />
the sponsorship that we got, from the<br />
different organisations, the funds<br />
wouldn’t have been as high to give to<br />
rescue helicopter.’’<br />
The rally, on April 6and 7, attracted<br />
about 5000 people.<br />
There were more than 700 types of<br />
vintage and modern machinery including<br />
pivot tractors,tractors, motorbikes,cars,<br />
trucks, traction engines, military displays<br />
Housing complex completion<br />
Kāinga Ora Homes and Communities<br />
has completed nine new homes in<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong>. The development, at <strong>27</strong>33<br />
Willow St, comprises three onebedroom<br />
homes, five twobedroom homes and one<br />
threebedroom home.<br />
Four of the homes have full universal<br />
design features, which means they are<br />
suitable for people living with<br />
accessibility needs.<br />
Canterbury regional director Liz<br />
Krause said the new homes replaced four<br />
older homes that were no longer fit for<br />
purpose.<br />
“By increasing the number of homes on<br />
these sites more people will also be able<br />
to live in asuburb that has aschool, shops<br />
and other services all within easyreach,”<br />
Krause said.<br />
An additional 75 homes are under<br />
construction or contract in <strong>Ashburton</strong>,<br />
due to be completed by <strong>June</strong> 2025.<br />
and farm machinery of varying sizes.<br />
There were onsite demonstrations<br />
including the harvestof3ha of Discovery<br />
millingwheat, planted especially for the<br />
occasion.<br />
Among the displays was acelebration of<br />
100 years of IH Farmall, which started<br />
production in 1924 and wheat harvested<br />
with vintage headers.<br />
The eventhad ahost of volunteer groups<br />
helpingincluding members of Lauriston’s<br />
school community, Lauriston fire brigade,<br />
Methven’s Lions and Land Search and<br />
Rescue.<br />
District councillors visited the new homes<br />
on Willow St earlier this week.<br />
PHOTO ASHBURTON DISTRICT COUNCIL<br />
OUT AND ABOUT<br />
JUNE <strong>27</strong><br />
Kai for Kids open day, 9am to 11am<br />
at <strong>Ashburton</strong> Racecourse. View<br />
about 800 lunches and morning teas<br />
being readied for schools and early<br />
learning centres.<br />
JUNE 29<br />
Mt Somers Ball fundraiser for<br />
museum and Mt Somers Staveley<br />
Playcentre, 8pm. Tickets $70.<br />
Supper included, formal wear with<br />
cash bar.<br />
JULY 3<br />
Mid Canterbury RWNZ women’s<br />
rural skills and empowerment day at<br />
the <strong>Ashburton</strong> showgrounds, 9.30am<br />
to 2pm. Cost RWNZ members $20,<br />
or $25 non members. Register via<br />
Frances.Beeston@ruralwomennz.nz<br />
JULY 58<br />
Highland and National Dancing<br />
national competitions at <strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
Event Centre from 8am each day. Free<br />
entry.<br />
JULY 6<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> Astronomy Group public<br />
pre-dawn viewing of the Matariki star<br />
cluster, Argyle Park (near car park),<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong>, between 5.45am and<br />
7.15am. All welcome.<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> Collegiate Rugby Club<br />
youth disco at the clubrooms,<br />
Smithfield Rd, from 5pm to 7.30pm.<br />
Free for under-fives, $10 per child aged<br />
from five to 11. Take cash for drinks<br />
and lollies.<br />
JULY 67<br />
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mid winter invitational fly-in at the<br />
Harris Scientific Reserve, Lovetts Rd,<br />
Tinwald. Open to spectators. Both<br />
days 9am to 4.30pm.<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> Model Train Show at<br />
Tinwald Memorial Hall, Graham St,<br />
10am to 4pm. Entry $10 adult, $3<br />
children, family two adults, two children<br />
$20.<br />
JULY 8<br />
Staying safe from scams and fraud<br />
workshop at the Mt Hutt Memorial Hall,<br />
Methven, 2pm.<br />
JULY 13<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> Astronomy Group final<br />
public pre-dawn viewing of the Matariki<br />
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park), <strong>Ashburton</strong>, between 5.45am<br />
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Family Notices<br />
Deaths Deaths Acknowledgements<br />
ASPIN, Sheree Mary:<br />
Peacefully at <strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
Hospital on Friday, <strong>June</strong> 21,<br />
<strong>2024</strong> aged 51 years. Much<br />
loved mother of Tasmin,<br />
Phoenix, and the late Jake.<br />
Adored Meema of Oakley,<br />
and Skyla. Loveddaughterof<br />
Mary andHoward. An adored<br />
Aunty, a cherished friend,<br />
and asecond Mum of many.<br />
Special thanks to Dr. Penny<br />
Holdaway, the staff of Ward<br />
One <strong>Ashburton</strong> Hospital,<br />
Leona from <strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
Cancer Society and Jane<br />
from Palliative Care for their<br />
amazing care. Messages to:<br />
The Aspin family, c/- PO Box<br />
6035, <strong>Ashburton</strong>7742.<br />
Donations to the Cancer<br />
Society of<strong>Ashburton</strong> would<br />
be appreciated and may be<br />
made at the service.<br />
A service to celebrate<br />
Sheree’s life will be held at<br />
the Hotel <strong>Ashburton</strong>, 35<br />
Racecourse Road, <strong>Ashburton</strong>,<br />
today, Thursday, <strong>June</strong><br />
<strong>27</strong>, <strong>2024</strong> commencing at<br />
1.30pm. Followed byprivate<br />
cremation.<br />
08002MEMORY<br />
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THOMAS, Ronald William<br />
(Ron): Peacefully,surrounded<br />
by his loving family on<br />
Sunday 16 <strong>June</strong> <strong>2024</strong>; aged<br />
85.<br />
Dearly loved husband of the<br />
late Erin.<br />
Precious Dad, father-inlaw<br />
and dearly loved Pa of<br />
Amanda, Glen and James<br />
Patterson, Gareth, and<br />
Rebecca.<br />
The family would like to<br />
thank all the amazing staff<br />
at Tuarangi Home for their<br />
love andamazing careofRon<br />
and to Doctor Janine Lander<br />
for her care, support and<br />
kindnessshowntoour family.<br />
Aservice for Ron has been<br />
held.<br />
Messages to the Thomas<br />
Family C/- 73 Lindsay Street,<br />
Timaru 7910<br />
In Memoriam<br />
McCLOY, Lawrence James<br />
(Lawrie):<br />
A much-loved husband,<br />
father, brother and friend<br />
who passed away 25 years<br />
ago,on<strong>June</strong> 25,1999.<br />
“Your life wasablessing,<br />
your memory atreasure, you<br />
areloved beyondwords and<br />
missed beyond measure”.<br />
With much love always,<br />
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2671980<br />
CATES, PeterJohn<br />
(12.7.1934 –<strong>27</strong>.2.<strong>2024</strong>)<br />
Joanne and Greg, Nikki and<br />
Dave and families, would<br />
like to express their heartfelt<br />
thanks to those whoattended<br />
Peter’s funeral, after the<br />
loss of amuch-loved father,<br />
father-in-law, Grandy and<br />
great-Grandy. Your messages<br />
of sympathy and support,<br />
phone calls,flowersand cards<br />
have been much appreciated.<br />
Aspecial thanks to the staff<br />
at Radius Mill Stream and<br />
Dr Malcolm Wotton for<br />
their support and care of<br />
Dad. Please accept this as a<br />
personal acknowledgement<br />
from us all.<br />
McLAREN, Alister: Judith,<br />
Frank and Lisa, Heather,<br />
Sandra and Stu and their<br />
families, wish to express<br />
their sincere gratitude to<br />
everyone who supported<br />
them before and after the<br />
sad loss of Alister, a dearly<br />
lovedhusband, father,fatherin-law,<br />
Grandpa, brother,<br />
brother-in-law, uncle and<br />
friendtomany.<br />
Thank you to all who<br />
attended the service, sent<br />
cards, flowers, food, phone<br />
callsand visits. Special thanks<br />
to Dr Cheryl Tallon.<br />
Dr Penny Holdaway, St John<br />
Ambulance, Hospice, Home<br />
Care carersand familyfriends<br />
who were regular visitors<br />
over the last twoyears.<br />
As there are so many to<br />
thank, please accept this as a<br />
personal acknowledgement.<br />
O’REILLY, Joseph Terrence<br />
(Terry): Carol, Joseph,<br />
Bridget, Chris and families,<br />
would like to thank everyone<br />
for their support, flowers,<br />
cards, phone calls, visits and<br />
baking,following the loss of a<br />
much-loved husband, father<br />
and Pop.<br />
Special thanks to the staff at<br />
Rosebank Rest Home and<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong>Hospital.<br />
Please accept this as a<br />
personal acknowledgement<br />
from us all.<br />
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NEWS<br />
<strong>Courier</strong>, <strong>June</strong> <strong>27</strong>, <strong>2024</strong><br />
60th exhibition<br />
sells out<br />
PROUD: With the Short Street Studio’s new sculpture are <strong>Ashburton</strong> Society of Arts<br />
committeemembers (from left) Roz Ledingham ,Val Clemens, Peter Murray (back), Kelly<br />
Stewart, Kathy Ferguson, Femke Van der Valk, president Kay Begg, Lynda Scott, Rachel<br />
Savage, Delwyn Tillick, John Duncan, Peter Hartley.<br />
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@ashburtoncourier.co.nz<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> Society of Arts committee<br />
members are preparing for their 60th<br />
annual art exhibition at the <strong>Ashburton</strong> Art<br />
Gallery.<br />
Tickets have quickly sold out this week for<br />
the opening night and awards presentation.<br />
It will be held on Monday night, followed by<br />
the exhibition itself beginning on Tuesday.<br />
On Saturday it was receiving day, where<br />
members set up at the gallery to receive<br />
work from the 156 artists entered.<br />
It was abusy day as they spent four hours<br />
registering, cataloguing, and checking entry<br />
details forthe more than 300 pieces of art.<br />
On aregular basis entries had to be moved<br />
from the receiving area into the gallery to<br />
make room for aconstantstream of new<br />
arrivals. Gallery staff were on hand to<br />
assist. President Kay Begg said entries from<br />
Mid Canterbury and further afield revealed<br />
the talent of artists, and showed how<br />
popular the exhibition was.<br />
‘‘It really is amazing the talent that’s<br />
throughout New Zealand, because we do get<br />
entries from outside the area,’’ Begg said.<br />
Guest artists will also feature.<br />
They include Brian Baxter, David Lloyd,<br />
Galina Kim, Lynda Scott, Sara Beal,<br />
Silversmiths Guild and Stewart Nimmo.<br />
Saturday also saw the final stages of the<br />
society’s Short Street Studio and gallery<br />
building face lift completed.<br />
A1.2m high corten steel wall sculpture,<br />
designed by committee members and<br />
Peter Murray and Delwyn Tillick were<br />
among society committee members<br />
inundated with high quality art on receiving<br />
day. Below committee member Lynda<br />
Scott (right) checks in some of the new<br />
works.<br />
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depicting the society’s logo, was<br />
installed. This followed installation of<br />
new fence signage last week and the<br />
building being painted in May.<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> Society of Arts 60th<br />
Annual Exhibition runs from July 2to<br />
July 26.
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<strong>Ashburton</strong> <strong>Courier</strong>, <strong>June</strong> <strong>27</strong>, <strong>2024</strong><br />
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Covering the town in tartan for dancers<br />
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@ashburtoncourier.co.nz<br />
Businesses are encouraged to<br />
decorate their windows with<br />
tartan and all things Scottish in<br />
support of the New Zealand<br />
Highland Dance<br />
Championships Highland and<br />
National competitions in<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> next week.<br />
About 250 dancers from<br />
throughout New Zealand will<br />
compete in the nationals at the<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> Event Centre from<br />
July 5toJuly 8.<br />
Among the 20 dancers from<br />
the Julie Hawke School of<br />
Dance in <strong>Ashburton</strong> are seniors<br />
Hayley Nolan, 18, who will<br />
compete in the open section<br />
and Leah Maw, 17, who will<br />
compete in the under 18<br />
category.<br />
Both danced in the national<br />
competition the last time it was<br />
held in <strong>Ashburton</strong> in 2015, and<br />
are expecting this year’s event<br />
to be just as challenging and<br />
exciting.<br />
‘‘In the lead up to the<br />
nationals we are putting in<br />
extra work in order to be at our<br />
best,’’ Hayley said.<br />
The pair expect sore muscles<br />
after the threeday competition<br />
which will see them each do 10<br />
dances including the Highland<br />
Fling, sword dance, Irish Jig<br />
Single Time, Irish Jig Double<br />
Time, Irish Hornpipe, Irish<br />
Reel and Sailors Hornpipe.<br />
They agreed the pleasure<br />
they get out of dancing comes<br />
from learning with friends and<br />
finding new friends at<br />
competitions.<br />
‘‘While we are competitors<br />
we are close with the other<br />
dancers, they are like family,’’<br />
Leah said.<br />
The pair also enjoy the<br />
physical side of dancing, and<br />
include trips to the gym to build<br />
on their dance fitness.<br />
Along with regular lessons in<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong>, they do once or<br />
twice aweek trips to<br />
Christchurch for lessons with<br />
Julie Hawke.<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> Highland and<br />
National Dancing Association<br />
committee member Bridget<br />
Prendergast urged members of<br />
the public to come along and<br />
watch the <strong>Ashburton</strong> dancers<br />
competing.<br />
At the event the youngest<br />
competing is five yearsold<br />
through to dancers in their mid<br />
20s.<br />
‘‘Julie Hawke was keen for<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> Highland and<br />
National Dancing Association<br />
to host the nationals so put her<br />
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT:<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> dancers (from left)<br />
Hayley Nolan, 18, Leah Maw,<br />
17, and Briar Prendergast, 13,<br />
rehearse for the New Zealand<br />
Highland Dance Championships<br />
Highland and National<br />
competitions. Right Ready to<br />
take on other Irish dancers at<br />
the championships are<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> dancers Leah Maw<br />
(left) and Hayley Nolan.<br />
MAIN PHOTO DELLWYN MOYLAN; PHOTO SUPPLIED<br />
hand up for us to do it. It is alot<br />
of work for the committee of<br />
nearly 20, with not only the long<br />
days but organising four to five<br />
pipers, stage chaperones,<br />
scribes to work with the judges<br />
and many behind the scenes,’’<br />
Prendergast said.<br />
At the end of the competition<br />
after the prize giving a<br />
celebration dinner will be held.<br />
New Zealand Highland<br />
Dance Championships<br />
Highland and National<br />
competitions at <strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
Event Centre on July 5, 8am <br />
5.45pm; July 6, 8am 9.15pm<br />
(with senior section opening<br />
ceremony 1pm); July 7, 8am<br />
7.30pm; July 8, 8am5pm. Free<br />
entry.<br />
Planningfor<br />
charity shear<br />
BY TIM CRONSHAW<br />
Seasoned shearers will work<br />
their way through 3000 sheep<br />
over eight hours at aHinds<br />
woolshed next year in memory<br />
of old mates lost to cancer.<br />
Shearers over the age of 50<br />
are already putting their hand<br />
up to be part of Shear for Life,<br />
acharity shearing event<br />
supporting the <strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
Cancer Society and Hospice<br />
Mid Canterbury.<br />
Last held in 2019, it is being<br />
staged again in February at the<br />
Ewing family’s Hindsridge<br />
Farm. The challenge ahead of<br />
them is to beat the $90,000<br />
raised for charity.<br />
The first event was born<br />
when cofounder Rocky Bull<br />
and acouple of shearing mates<br />
in Australia were talking about<br />
afriend who died of prostate<br />
cancer and afriend’s wife with<br />
terminal breast cancer.<br />
They decided to come across,<br />
shear for aweek and give the<br />
money to cancer charities.<br />
An initial group of about 10<br />
shearers ‘‘grew fast’’ and it<br />
developed into amajor event.<br />
Shearers came from all over<br />
the country and Australia.<br />
Among them were 18 current<br />
or exworld record holders<br />
including Sir David Fagan,<br />
Alan MacDonald and Grant<br />
Smith, while former All Blacks<br />
Sir Buck Shelford, Sir Brian<br />
Lohore and Tane Norton,<br />
among others, joined the cause.<br />
With more close friends dying<br />
from cancer, the shearers felt<br />
the time was right to organise a<br />
second event.<br />
Bull said these people<br />
needed to be remembered and<br />
the message got out to the<br />
community to have their health<br />
checked.<br />
‘‘Dick Ewing was the farmer<br />
when we ran that event and 12<br />
months later he was gone. So<br />
we lost him and Sandra [Curd],<br />
our secretary, lost her husband,<br />
Rupert, and we had Sir Brian<br />
Lochore, Tane Norton and a<br />
few exAll Blacks, so we wanted<br />
to do another one.’’<br />
Their families told them<br />
hospices had provided fantastic<br />
support and were aworthy<br />
cause for fundraising, he said.<br />
Bull, aveteran shearer, has<br />
been based in Mid Canterbury<br />
for about 30 years.<br />
Mainland Wool director and<br />
organising committee member<br />
Brent Jary said the late Mr<br />
Ewing had been amajor part of<br />
the first event.<br />
‘‘He added another two<br />
stands to the shed to make it a<br />
ninestand shed so it could<br />
work. It’s flash. He went out and<br />
bought 3000 lambs of very<br />
similar types so the shearers<br />
are all shearing the same<br />
lambs. His wife Suzanne is<br />
really keen for it to happen.’’<br />
In the previous event,<br />
shearers worked 20minute<br />
stints before moving on to the<br />
next shift.<br />
They easily removed the<br />
fleece from 3000 sheep in the<br />
allotted eight hours and stopped<br />
for an hour so the All Blacks<br />
could speak to the large crowd<br />
jammed into the shed and<br />
marquee.<br />
The concept of ‘‘getting mates<br />
together before they passed’’<br />
will be repeated with more<br />
shearing women invited to<br />
attend.<br />
Ateddy bear shearing<br />
competition will be staged for<br />
children and organisers want to<br />
bring in the dairy industry to<br />
widen support.<br />
Bull said they had begun<br />
ringing up shearers again to<br />
confirm their attendance and<br />
expected another large turnout.<br />
‘‘We’re not interested in<br />
shearing amassive tally it’s<br />
just to draw the crowd, get<br />
everyone’s attention and some<br />
money flowing.<br />
All Black greats will be<br />
brought in again. Jock Ross has<br />
put the feelers out and Black<br />
Ferns will be invited to show<br />
their skills on the stands.<br />
Health checks on the day will<br />
remind shearers and supporters<br />
of the importance of early<br />
detection.<br />
STAND UP: Coorganisers<br />
Rocky Bull (left) and Brent Jary<br />
want next year’s Shear for Life<br />
event at Hindsridge Farm to be<br />
another big fundraiser for<br />
cancer services.<br />
PHOTO: TIM CRONSHAW<br />
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<strong>Ashburton</strong> College<br />
Individual Excellence in aSupportive Learning Environment<br />
News<br />
Issue 19<br />
<strong>27</strong> <strong>June</strong> <strong>2024</strong><br />
Head of Junior School Message<br />
Embracing Quality, Pride, and Respect in<br />
our Junior School at <strong>Ashburton</strong>College<br />
Kiaora whānau<br />
As we progress through Term 2 at <strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
College, it's been fantastic to see somany ofour<br />
students in the Junior School embodying our core<br />
AshColl Values of Quality, Pride, and Respect in<br />
their daily lives.<br />
These values are the foundation ofour school culture, guiding not only<br />
academic achievements but also the way we interact with each other<br />
and ourenvironment.<br />
QualityinOur Work andActions<br />
Quality is at the heart of everythingwedoat<strong>Ashburton</strong> College-from<br />
theclassroom to the stage, to the sportsfield andbeyond,weencourage<br />
ourstudents to strivefor excellence.<br />
This means putting in their best effort to every task, whether it's<br />
completing an assignment, participating in sports, or helping a<br />
classmate. Quality is about more than just good grades; it's about<br />
developing amindset ofcontinuous improvement and adedication to<br />
doing one's best.<br />
In our junior school, teachers have been impressed with the level of<br />
commitmentand enthusiasm studentshaveshown intheirlearning.<br />
Time CapsuleProjects<br />
The cross-curricular Time Capsule projects our Year 9students have<br />
recently completed were awesome and showed lots of creativity!<br />
Students are showing agenuine enthusiasm for exploring new topics,<br />
especially in the new trimester subjects inYear 9.This commitment to<br />
quality extends beyond academic pursuits, tohow students engage<br />
in extra-curricular activities and their personal growth. It has been a<br />
privilegetowatch ourstudents playing wintersportsatthe weekends!<br />
PrideinOur Community andAchievements<br />
Pride is another key value we cultivate at<strong>Ashburton</strong> College. We take<br />
pride in our school, our achievements, and each other. This pride is<br />
reflected in how wepresent ourselves, how we participate inschool<br />
events,and howwesupport oneanother.<br />
Our junior school students have shown exceptional pride in their work<br />
and the school environment. We seepride everyday in theway students<br />
wear their uniforms, take care oftheir classrooms, and cheer on their<br />
peers during schoolactivities.<br />
We have been fortunate to have been participating in the Active As<br />
Programme during Akotime, andithas been greattosee so manyofour<br />
students engagedand enjoying trying somethingnew!<br />
We also encourage our students totake pride in their unique identities<br />
and cultures. <strong>Ashburton</strong> College is a diverse community, and we<br />
celebrate this diversity through various cultural events and activities.<br />
International Languages Week was incredibly popular, especially the<br />
InternationalFood Daythatwas enjoyed by all! Theseopportunities help<br />
studentstocontributetoaricher, more inclusiveschoolenvironment.<br />
Respectfor Others and OurEnvironment<br />
Respectisthe cornerstoneofaschool community. At <strong>Ashburton</strong>College,<br />
respectmeans treating otherswith kindnessand understanding, valuing<br />
different perspectives, and being mindful of our shared spaces. Our<br />
junior school students continue to demonstrate respect for each other<br />
and ourstaff.<br />
Being mindful of the language weuse within our space isacontinual<br />
focus for us here atAshColl. Respect also extends to how wetreat our<br />
environment. Our students are actively engaged in keeping our school<br />
clean and tidy. Initiatives like the rostered rubbish pick-up have seen<br />
students leading the charge in keepingour spaces tidy.<br />
Livingthe AshColl Values<br />
As we continue through the school year, weencourage all members of<br />
our school communitytokeep livingthe AshCollValues of Quality, Pride,<br />
and Respect. These values are not just words on apage; they are the<br />
guiding principles that helpusgrowasindividuals and as acommunity.<br />
Together, wecan create aschool environment where everyone feels<br />
valued, supported, and empowered toreach their full potential. Thank<br />
you to all our students, staff, and whānau for their ongoing dedication<br />
to upholding these values. Let's continue towork together tomake<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong>Collegeaplaceweare allproud of!<br />
Tukuakia tū takitahi ngāwhetū oterangi<br />
Leteachstar in thesky shineits ownlight<br />
GretaHampton<br />
Head of Junior School<br />
TheAshColl Way<br />
Information<br />
Information<br />
Year 13 BusinessGroup –‘Sweet Mix’forSale<br />
Weare aYear 13 Business Studies groupwho areselling our<br />
handmadeproduct of adeconstructed chocolate chip cookie in ajar.<br />
Formorecontext we call ourproductaSweet Mix.<br />
The sweet mixcontains allthe dryingredientsthatare<br />
needed to bakethe delicious cookies.<br />
Allyou will need is thewill to bake and addthe wetingredients<br />
thatare listed on the recipe card.<br />
Therewill of course be alow glutenoption butthese<br />
will bemadetoorder.<br />
If youare anew baker, or arejustwantinganeasy and funafternoon<br />
activity,then thesesweet mixeswill be perfectfor you.<br />
HowtoPurchase–If YouAre Interested<br />
Cost:$7.00 perjar of sweet mix.<br />
Contactuson:<br />
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or on instagram@sweetmixes_13.<br />
If youwould like to placeanorder,<br />
message us on the social media of your<br />
choice and we will setupaplan<br />
foryou to pick up the mixes.<br />
Student Business Studiesgroupsexplore<br />
whatitistobeayoung entrepreneur,<br />
with the course andprojectsoffering a<br />
broad understandingand practicalexperience<br />
of many aspects of running their ownbusiness.<br />
Coming Events<br />
Please note -*denotessubject to confirmationofstudent availability.<br />
<strong>June</strong><br />
<strong>27</strong> 40 Hour Challenge -CakeBakeSale, Chessboard<br />
SafetyHarness Systems, Christchurch<br />
Year 12 Radioactivitytrip, Christchurch<br />
Year 13 BiologyZoo School,Orana Wildlife Park<br />
Aoraki Girls’Football 1stXIcompetition,<strong>Ashburton</strong>Domain<br />
28 Matariki–PublicHoliday<br />
July<br />
01 Year 11 EA trip,EANetworks<br />
Year 13 Green and Blue EA trip,EANetworks<br />
01-02 Year 12 TradesWelding Course,Ara Timaru<br />
02 Year 12 MāoritriptoUniversityofCanterbury<br />
Rural Healthpresentation, Period 2<br />
LipSync,Auditorium,7:00pm<br />
03 SupernetNetball Senior ATeam, Christchurch<br />
Hockey Girls’1st XI -Nunweek Park,Ngā Puna WaiPark, Rolleston<br />
Canterbury Schools’Cycling,Christchurch<br />
04 School Exchange, <strong>Ashburton</strong>College vs Rangiora, at Rangiora<br />
Aoraki Football Girls’1st XI competition<br />
05 School holidays begin–Term ThreestartsMonday22July<br />
06 MCC1st XV vHillmortonHighSchool,Celtic Rugby grounds<br />
06-07 ** SISS Road Cycling Race,Christchurch<br />
07 ** Canterbury SecondarySchools’Slopestyle Event, Mt Hutt<br />
07-13 Kiribati LanguageWeek<br />
08-11 ** SISS JuniorNetball Tournament, NgāPuna Wai, Christchurch<br />
Congratulations<br />
Stunning Wearable Arts <strong>2024</strong><br />
This lunchtime show, initiated through the Student Arts Committee,<br />
was held on Thursday 13 <strong>June</strong> in the College Auditorium, where<br />
some wonderfully impressive garments were paraded throughout a<br />
professionalblend of Performing andVisual Arts.<br />
Individuals andgroupsofstudentsworked on their product, with oneofthe<br />
group modelling the Wearable Art garment onthe day, created under the<br />
aspects of Fire,Earth andWater.<br />
(Pictured right,left<br />
and right): MCs forthe<br />
evening Danielle Hill<br />
and Moana Moore.<br />
Creatingthe Fire theme were –<br />
Bullseye<br />
TaylorDoyle,Milla Doyle.<br />
She’sonFire<br />
TaylahGeddes, RileyWoods,Paige Cudmore,<br />
AmberQuinn-Turnbull,Nau Lolohea.<br />
FieryMinecraft RyanMasih, Liam Robertson, Jordan Hartnett,<br />
MikahAndrews,JaxonHeads,TeArahi Keefe-Paul,<br />
DylanLovett.<br />
Creatingthe Earththeme were –<br />
Petals of Earth AmaliaWorsfold, Sophia Clifford.<br />
Garden of Eden Rachel Hoekstra.<br />
Earthly Elegance: Autumn Whisper<br />
ManuliMorawakage,Astha Gurung,<br />
NishaSharma, Kotori Yokota.<br />
Terra<br />
MiaBraidwood.<br />
EtherealMother Earth Alaina Rogers, LeighSmith-Carter,<br />
Yasamin Hussaini, Jamilia Kravchenko,<br />
Ashin Gurung.<br />
TheEarthling Travis Andrews, AshleeLye,Emily Wong,<br />
Molly McKernan, Arana Tamakaha.<br />
Creatingthe Waterthemewas –<br />
Wibbly Wobbly Wonder Moana Moore, Leah Thomas, Dani Hill,<br />
SophiaClifford, Caitlin McSorley,GloriaMasih.<br />
Results were –<br />
With many thanks to Judge Danielle Campbell, Deputy Director,<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> Art Gallery for her hard work, across achallenging field, the<br />
final placings were announced –<br />
1st place<br />
Ethereal Mother Earth<br />
2nd place<br />
EarthlyElegance:AutumnWhisper<br />
3rdequalplacings Petals of Earth; Garden of Eden<br />
Certificates andTrophies<br />
As this was the inaugural year for aWearable Arts event atAshColl, all<br />
participantsreceived acertificate.<br />
An additional certificate, with aplaque, was awarded tothe top three<br />
place-getters,withthe 2ndand 3rdplacings’plaques made in theCollege's<br />
Woodwork Department.These areabletobekeptbythe recipients.<br />
The1st place-gettertrophywaspurchased,and will be returned eachyear.<br />
(Pictured left): 1st place-getter,<br />
Ethereal Mother Earthteam, with<br />
theoutfit modelledby<br />
RileyWoods.<br />
(Pictured above): NishaSharman<br />
modelling the 2ndplaced Earthly<br />
Elegance: Autumn Whisper<br />
garment.<br />
(Pictured left,leftand right):<br />
Earth-themed 3rdequal placings<br />
Garden of Eden modelled by<br />
Rachel Hoekstra and Petals of Earth<br />
modelled by Amalia Worsfold.
<strong>Ashburton</strong> College<br />
Individual Excellence in aSupportive Learning Environment<br />
News<br />
Issue 19<br />
<strong>27</strong> <strong>June</strong> <strong>2024</strong><br />
Congratulations<br />
Appreciation<br />
Asignificantnumber of studentsand staff contributedtomakingthis<br />
inaugural event acomplete success, with an appreciative audience<br />
endorsingthis.<br />
A‘massivethank you’ wasgiven to –<br />
Organisers,Student Arts Committee<br />
Committee HeadRachel Hoekstra,<br />
MoanaMoore, LeahThomas, Danielle Hill,<br />
SophiaClifford, Caitlin McSorley,GloriaMasih.<br />
Overseer and Mentor MrsClaireBubb.<br />
Judge<br />
Danielle Campbell,DeputyDirector,<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong>Art Gallery.<br />
MCsfor the Evening MoanaMoore, Danielle Hill.<br />
Sound<br />
Mr Stephen Garton.<br />
Lighting<br />
Rebekah Clarke.<br />
Backstage<br />
Jolene Thomas.<br />
StageManager Ashleigh Clarke.<br />
FrontofHouse Leah Thomas, Gloria Masih, Caitlin McSorley.<br />
Photographers Leah Thomas, MrsSheena Tyrrell.<br />
Aoraki SecondarySchools’Swimming<br />
ChampionshipsTop Results<br />
This event was hosted this year, atthe EA Networks Centre, onFriday<br />
24 May. Official results are now through and highlight the excellent<br />
results from the College team of nine swimmers.<br />
Competing swim teams came from Craighead Diocesan School; Geraldine,<br />
Mackenzie, Mountainview, Timaru Boys’, Timaru Girls’,Waimate and Waitaki<br />
Girls’High Schools;<strong>Ashburton</strong>,MountHutt,Roncalliand St Kevin’s Colleges.<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong>College was represented by:<br />
(Pictured right):<br />
Nico Thompson<br />
powering to a<br />
Butterfly event<br />
finish line,inone<br />
of hisfourfirst<br />
placings.<br />
(Pictured right):<br />
Tineke Artz in the<br />
100mButterfly<br />
eventand first<br />
place-getter in four<br />
events.<br />
(Pictured left):<br />
Bella Wilson,<br />
second placed in<br />
the 50m Butterfly<br />
event.<br />
(Pictured right): Year 10A Goal<br />
Shooter steadyingfor the shot<br />
at goal in their 31-22 winover<br />
Burnside High School.<br />
(Picturedbelow): Burnside High<br />
School representatives with the<br />
trophy which, duetothe drawn<br />
result and Burnsidebeing the<br />
trophy holders last year,their<br />
teams gottotake home.<br />
(Onthe right of the Burnside<br />
players): <strong>Ashburton</strong>College’s<br />
PoppyJemmett.<br />
(Picturedleft):<br />
TheJunior Boys’<br />
Basketball Team<br />
in ateam talk<br />
with Coach<br />
Yasmin Larry.<br />
(Pictured<br />
below): The<br />
Under 15 Boys’<br />
Rugbyteams<br />
post-match.<br />
(Pictured above, back row, left to right): Nico Thompson, Erin McBain,<br />
HarrisonDoak (Marshall), ElliotWatson, Bella Wilson,JackFeberwee.<br />
(Front row, lefttoright): Isabelle Morten,Tineke Artz,Molly McKernan.<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong>College Results, WithinTop TenPlacings<br />
TinekeArtz Girls’14&Under 1st(1:14.38) 100m IndividualMedley<br />
1st(2:41.19) 200m IndividualMedley<br />
1st(1:26.09) 100m Breaststroke<br />
1st(1:13.54) 100m Butterfly<br />
Jack Ferberwee Boys’ 14 &Under 1st(<strong>27</strong>.84)<br />
1st(1:17.48)<br />
1st(1:06.17)<br />
2nd(34.42)<br />
50m Freestyle<br />
100m Backstroke<br />
100m Freestyle<br />
50m Backstroke<br />
Erin McBain Girls’ 14 &Under 3rd(49.08) 50m Breaststroke<br />
5th(1:51.57) 100m Breaststroke<br />
6th(1:<strong>27</strong>.74) 100m Freestyle<br />
8th(37.24) 50m Freestyle<br />
Molly McKernan Girls’ 14 &Under 1st(31.24) 50m Freestyle<br />
1st=(35.07) 50m Butterfly<br />
2nd(1:26.95) 100m Backstroke<br />
5th(1:22.39) 100m IndividualMedley<br />
Isabelle Morten Girls’ 14 &Under 6th (52.48) 50m Breaststroke<br />
9th (1:37.88) 100m Freestyle<br />
10th(1:43.90) 100m Individual Medley<br />
Nico Thompson Boys’14&Under 1st(32.37)<br />
1st(2:36.80)<br />
1st(30.42)<br />
1st(1:08.88)<br />
50m Backstroke<br />
200m Individual Medley<br />
50m Butterfly<br />
100m Butterfly<br />
Elliot Watson Girls’15&Over 2nd(2:49,04) 200m Individual Medley<br />
2nd (1:16.64) 100m Butterfly<br />
3rd(1:18.20) 100m Individual Medley<br />
5th(2:28.15) 200m Freestyle<br />
Bella Wilson Girls’ 15 &Over 1st (35.22) 50m Backstroke<br />
2nd(34.67) 50m Butterfly<br />
3rd (1:19.19) 100m Backstroke<br />
5th(1:19.87) 100m Individual Medley<br />
200m MixedFreestyle Relay– JackFerberwee,Bella Wilson,<br />
Elliot Watson,NicoThompson<br />
2nd(2:02.57)<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong>College -Burnside Exchange:<br />
7-all Draw<br />
Amidst early morning heavy rain, the weather forecast was slavishly<br />
followed and, tothe relief oforganisers proved accurate, allowing all<br />
outdoor events to go ahead.<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> College hosted this event this year, with Basketball and Netball<br />
playing at the EA Network Centre;eSports wasscheduled to be held at the<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> District Council; Golf at the <strong>Ashburton</strong> Golf Club; Hockey at the<br />
Domain Turf; Rugby atthe Celtic Rugby Football Club; and Football on the<br />
Walnut Avenue DomainGrounds.<br />
The day’s results were -<br />
Sports <strong>Ashburton</strong>College Burnside High School<br />
Win<br />
Win<br />
Basketball –Junior Girls 99 -36<br />
Basketball –Junior Boys 80 -47<br />
Esports<br />
Wonbydefault<br />
Golf 3.5 -0.5<br />
Hockey –Boys’ 1stXI 5-0<br />
Hockey –Girls’1st Xl 3-1<br />
Netball –Senior A 36 -23<br />
Netball –Senior B 32 -26<br />
Netball –Year 10A 31 –22<br />
Netball –Year 9A 25 -18<br />
Rugby –Boys’Under 15 66 -7<br />
Football –Boys’ 1stXI 1-16<br />
Football –Girls’1st XI 0-8<br />
Badminton 1-11<br />
Below and right, welook atasample ofthe photos taken at various<br />
venues:<br />
(Pictured above): Junior Girls’ Basketball, with College player<br />
GeorgiaScammell hoping to see the ball topple into the hoop,contributing<br />
to their strong win over BurnsideHigh School.<br />
Appreciation<br />
Many peoplecombine,<br />
including the wonderful<br />
Coaches and Managerswe<br />
have supporting our College<br />
teams,and particularly<br />
College’s Kairuruku<br />
Hākinakina |Sports CoordinatorDarion<br />
Grayfor her<br />
organisation of theday,to<br />
make suchanevent enjoyable<br />
and memorable forall<br />
involved.<br />
Student Officials<br />
Anumberofstudents also contributed to the games as officials across<br />
various sports and we thank them all for undertaking these roles.<br />
Thank youto:<br />
• JorjaAbernethy, Riki Philpottand Jack Strawbridge(Basketball)<br />
• LucyBoldy,Isla Hart, Lulu Kilworth, Emma Lowry, Amelia Mitchell,<br />
Ally Thomas,(Netball).<br />
• FormerstudentKeagan Gentle (Boys’ Football).<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> College now looks forward toits forthcoming exchange<br />
withRangioraHigh School scheduled forThursday04July.<br />
<strong>2024</strong> CanterburySecondarySchools’<br />
Cross Country<br />
This event was held at Ascot Park, Christchurch on Thursday 06<strong>June</strong>,<br />
with<strong>Ashburton</strong>College representedbyYear 9studentLiamJenner.<br />
College’s other representative, Kalym Chalmers, unfortunately had to<br />
withdraw due to illness.<br />
Liam competed with alarge field<br />
of fifty boys, over a distance of<br />
3km, and finishing a creditable<br />
19th in atime of 13.45.<br />
(Picturedabove): Liam Jenner (left)<br />
and (above) Liam competing.
<strong>Ashburton</strong> College<br />
Individual Excellence in aSupportive Learning Environment<br />
News<br />
Issue 19<br />
<strong>27</strong> <strong>June</strong> <strong>2024</strong><br />
Congratulations<br />
ShakespeareGlobe Centre NewZealand<br />
-Sheilah Winn<strong>2024</strong> Nationalsfor<br />
College Actors<br />
‘Tounpathedwaters,undreamed shores’ -Shakespeare’s ‘The Winter’s Tale’<br />
OnThursday 30 Mayat6.20am, fiveintrepidtravellersleft<strong>Ashburton</strong>to<br />
drivetothe ferry, from Picton to Wellington,toattendthe Shakespeare<br />
GlobeCentreNZUniversityofOtago National SheilahWinnFestival.<br />
Head of FacultyArtsJacquiHood said that the three studentsofthe group -<br />
Luke Rhodes, IsabelWangand Nate Woods -had been chosenatthe Aoraki<br />
Regional Festival held at Craighead Diocesan School, earlier in Term One,<br />
toperform at the NationalFestival,asreportedoninanearlier newsletter.<br />
Approximately four thousand students across the country take part in one<br />
oftwenty-four regionalcompetitions. Usually twogroupsofperformersare<br />
chosen to represent their region inWellington, at the nationals, held over<br />
King’sBirthdayWeekend.<br />
Selected fromthe Aoraki Region<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong>College’s five-minute,student-directedpiecewas chosen, along<br />
with Geraldine High School’s fifteen-minute performance.<br />
Friday’sProgramme<br />
On Friday, after an uneventful journey and aslightly choppy crossing, the<br />
group met with all the other performers and support teams atWellington<br />
EastGirls’College.<br />
Whākatau andWorkshops<br />
A mini Whākatau was held to welcome the students and groups to<br />
Wellington and the festival while, for the next four hours, students were<br />
engaged in their chosen workshops. Each workshop wasrun by an industry<br />
professional and there was ahuge choice for the students, including stage<br />
fighting;stand-upcomedy; singing forperformance;and speaking the text.<br />
Wētā Workshop<br />
Aquick journey followed, to Wētā Workshop –the home of the creatives<br />
who make properties, masks, special effect resources and characters for<br />
some iconicmovies including Avatar,Blade Runner 2049, Thor andDune.<br />
The groupsweretaken on aworkshop tour,with somehighlights beingthe<br />
mini-models section; cardboard and silver sculptures; and being able to<br />
handle props from the Lord of the Rings filmsand Mulan.<br />
Attendees were also able to watchacraftsmanatwork, honingthe hiltofa<br />
sword, that was being recreated asalimited-edition sword series from The<br />
Lordofthe Ringsdesigns.<br />
After the workshop it was time tomake their way to the theatre for their<br />
placing call on thestage –the first andonly opportunitythey hadtotry out<br />
the spacing,and projection needed forthe performance.<br />
Saturday –ShakespearePerformances<br />
Saturday was all about Shakespeare performances –and the group saw<br />
many of them, both five and fifteen-minute extracts of Shakespeare,<br />
interpretedinsomanyinnovativewaysand from so many different plays.<br />
Windy Wellington fulfilled its billing so, instead of going on an evening<br />
promenade down theesplanade,cards were played, beingvarious versions<br />
ofUno and some friendlyPoker games.<br />
Saturday wasalsothe last chance forrehearsal andmaking sure thetiming<br />
of the piece was consistent, with the performers and Jacqui as Director,<br />
making the most of thattime.<br />
Sunday<br />
Early Sunday morning it was back to St James’ Theatre and straight<br />
backstage,tothe designateddressing room.<br />
Jacqui said thatthis wasanabsolutetreat,using dressing roomsfrequented<br />
by professional actors and dancers who have performed in this iconic venue.<br />
Jacqui applied Luke’s make-up, and had fun with the shadowing and<br />
bruising special effects in order tomake him look truly corpse-like. During<br />
the performance, Luke’s corpse bleeds inthe presence ofhis murderer, an<br />
effect whichwas perfectedusing blood capsules.<br />
(Picturedabove,lefttoright):<br />
IsabelWangasLadyAnne, Luke<br />
Rhodes(well made-upasthe<br />
Corpse) andNateWoods<br />
(Richard III).<br />
(Picturedleft): Part of the<br />
magnificentStJames Theatre,<br />
Wellington.<br />
AshColl’s Performance<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> performed twenty eighth inthe appearance order and did an<br />
outstanding job with their performance -Isabel with her disdain as Lady<br />
Anne for the murderer, Richard III, and Nate with his manipulative, sweettalking<br />
sinister Richard owning thestage.<br />
Awards Prize-Giving–Speakthe SpeechAward to Isabel Wang<br />
Later, during the awards prize-giving ceremony, Isabel was awarded the<br />
TrinityCollege London‘Speak theSpeech’ award.<br />
FurtherOpportunity for IsabelWang–<br />
National Schools’ ShakespeareProduction<br />
Later, on return to <strong>Ashburton</strong>, contact was made by the CEO of<br />
SGCNZ informing the group that Isabel had been chosen tobepart<br />
of the National Schools’ Shakespeare Production, one ofonly fortyseven<br />
students chosen overall to take part in an intensive week-long<br />
production exploration and performance, in the third term holidays.<br />
Twenty-two to twenty-fourstudents arechosenasDirect Entryperformers<br />
from the Regional Festivals, and afurther twenty-four from the National<br />
Festival. The Music Composerand CostumeDesigner also attend.<br />
This is an outstandingachievementand we areveryproud of Isabel.<br />
Returnto<strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
Thereturnferry journeywas asmooth crossing, andanother triphighlight<br />
wasbeing invitedontothe Bridgeofthe ship,tosee howthe vesselworks<br />
‘backstage’,and whatittakes to move all thepassengersfromthe North to<br />
the South Island.<br />
(Pictured above, left toright): Isabel Wang, Luke Rhodes and Nate Woods<br />
seeing someofthe innerworkingsoflifeonthe ferrybridge.<br />
Acknowledgements<br />
Thanks must go to staff members Director of Performance and Head of<br />
Drama Claire Bubb for her support with the fundraising efforts for the<br />
students; to Daniel Edwards for his driving extraordinaire; and to Jacqui<br />
Hood, who guided the students through Regionals and onto the National<br />
Festival.<br />
Jacqui said, ‘What afantastic event which wewill all remember asvery<br />
special!’<br />
Students’Outline of theWeekend<br />
ShakespeareExperience, King’s Birthday Weekend<br />
From Year 11 student Isabel Wang<br />
Ihad themost amazingtime in Wellingtonatthe SGCNZUniversityofOtago<br />
National SheilahWinn ShakespeareFestivalof<strong>2024</strong>.<br />
Nate Woods, Luke Rhodes and Igot to see other students from schools<br />
all over New Zealand perform their Shakespeare pieces, and they were<br />
fantastic. It was agreat learning opportunity tosee what everyone came<br />
up with, and how everyone had adifferent and interesting take onthe<br />
classic Shakespeareplays.<br />
So, tobepart ofsuch amarvellous festival is<br />
already such an honour, not to mention the<br />
once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to perform<br />
on the gorgeous St James Theatre stage.<br />
Performing on that incredible stage in<br />
front of so many young actors just like me,<br />
was exhilarating and a truly memorable<br />
experience.<br />
(Picturedleft): St JamesTheatre and audience.<br />
‘Speak theSpeech’ Award<br />
Iwas absolutely thrilled to have been giventhe<br />
'Speak the Speech' award donated byTrinity<br />
College.Shakespeare is regarded as one of the<br />
bestwritersinthe English language,although<br />
his writings are also known to be rather<br />
difficulttoreciteand understand. So, Iamsograteful to have been givenan<br />
awardfor my clearrecitation of such difficult text.<br />
SGCNZNationalShakespeareSchools’Production(NSSP)Selection<br />
After returning to <strong>Ashburton</strong>, Ireceived acall from Dawn Sanders, the<br />
wonderful CEO of Shakespeare Globe Centre New Zealand (SGCNZ), and I<br />
was given the exciting news that Ihad been selected toattend the SGCNZ<br />
National ShakespeareSchools Production(NSSP) in September of thisyear.<br />
They chose twenty-four young actors from the National Festival toattend<br />
theNSSPand Iwas oneofthem. Iwas overjoyed when Ireceivedthe news.<br />
Ifeel so thankful to be given such anextraordinary opportunity, especially<br />
being oneofthe fewYear11students whowill be attending, andtobegiven<br />
the chancetodowhatIlove with otherpeoplewho have that same passion<br />
fordrama and ShakespearethatIdo.<br />
From Year 11 student Nate Woods<br />
I'm Nate, and I had the privilege of travelling to Wellington for the<br />
Shakespeare Globe Centre New Zealand University of Otago Sheilah<br />
Winn Shakespeare Festival National Competition <strong>2024</strong>. Isabel, Luke and I<br />
performed afive-minutestudentdirectedpieceofRichardIII,Act IScene II.<br />
Iplayed Richard III, Isabel played Lady Anne and Luke played the corpse of<br />
King Henry VI.<br />
(Pictured right, left<br />
to right): Corpse,<br />
RichardIII and<br />
Lady Anne.<br />
Theweekend away wasincredible!Wedrove up on Thursdayand ferried to<br />
Wellington, where weprepared for the days ahead. Friday was spent doing<br />
workshopswith professionaldrama personneland stagingcalls.<br />
As an extra, we were luckyenoughtovisit Wētā Workshopsand take atourof<br />
themagic that goes on behind thescenes of filmmaking.<br />
Our performance was 28th out of forty-eight pieces that ranged from five<br />
minutes to fifteen minuteslong.Wespent theentiretyofSaturdaywatching<br />
performances from other schools around New Zealand and performed on<br />
Sunday.<br />
SGCNZ had the privilege ofhaving motion capture performer Allan Henry<br />
speak tousbefore the prize-giving was held. Isabel earned the 'Speak the<br />
Speech'award donatedbyTrinity College forher amazing dialogue!<br />
We got tomeet so many new people from other schools, and professional<br />
actors.Itwas ablast! Iwould definitely recommend everyone whois‘drama<br />
savvy’ to give thisago.It'safunchallenge to tryand understandthe world<br />
of Shakespeareand to meetheaps of new people.<br />
Appreciation<br />
None of this would have been possible without Ms Hood and MrEdwards<br />
giving up their King’s BirthdayWeekendholidaytotake us to Wellington,so<br />
we thank them very much for organising the trip, getting us to Wellington<br />
and taking care of us whilst we were away.<br />
Also abig thanks to MrsBubbwho organisedthe Scared Scriptless evening<br />
and auction fundraiser thathelped us on our way.<br />
(Pictured right, left<br />
to right): With their<br />
awardcertificates,<br />
Nate Woods,<br />
Luke Rhodes and<br />
Isabel Wang.<br />
AshColl WayStudentsofthe Week Award<br />
This week we highlightAshColl WayStudent of theWeekAwardees,<br />
forWeek7of Term Two.<br />
The themefor this week was‘Consistently ShowingRespectby<br />
‘havingapositive attitude’.<br />
Kinsey Storey<br />
Year 9<br />
SamZhen<br />
Year 12<br />
JacobGourdie<br />
Year 10<br />
CaitlynClark<br />
Year 11<br />
Rachel Hoekstra<br />
Year 13
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interest on manipulative<br />
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is treating back and neck<br />
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Building on the success of its Rolleston clinic, Evexias Physiotherapy launches its<br />
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Thursday,<strong>27</strong><strong>June</strong> <strong>2024</strong> | ISSUE 185<br />
Meterdatahelpspipe renewal<br />
Council will prioritise waterpipe<br />
renewals in Methven, as part of its<br />
response to data gatheredfrom<br />
watermetersinstalled in the town<br />
18 months ago.<br />
The 1,213 meters havehighlighted water<br />
losses in Council’s22km pipe network<br />
andinprivate connections, accordingtoa<br />
report to Council.<br />
Council’sGroup Manager of Infrastructure<br />
andOpen Spaces, Neil McCann, said the<br />
information from the meters is valuable<br />
in helping managewater supplyand<br />
demandinthe future.<br />
“The losses canbemoreaccurately<br />
described as unaccounted-for water, and<br />
will include leaks in the privateand public<br />
pipe network,orunmeteredconnections,<br />
faulty meters or illegalconnections."<br />
Data from the watermetersisshowing<br />
the differencebetween waterleaving<br />
thereservoirsatthe treatment plantand<br />
watermeasured by the watermeters.<br />
“Atthe moment that’s showing that<br />
three-quartersofthe unaccounted-for<br />
waterisonthe public network,sowe<br />
willbebringing forwardpipe renewals in<br />
Methven, particularly on older partsofthe<br />
network.”<br />
The original Methven waterpipe network<br />
wasinstalled around 1925, but has been<br />
renewedovertime and only about 2.8km<br />
of the original pipes remain; another<br />
1.7km wasinstalled prior to 1980.<br />
Mr McCann said the 3.7kmtrunk main<br />
from thewatertreatment plantto<br />
Methventownwas installed in 1967 and<br />
new bulk flowmetersatthe town end<br />
would help identify any issues on thatpart<br />
Cr Phill Hooper<br />
Steering clear of negativedrift<br />
Over the lastcouple of months,<br />
wehaveasked our community<br />
fortheir feedback on theLong<br />
Term Plan proposal. NowIhave<br />
another ask of our community,or<br />
asmall part of our community.<br />
When youare Council bashing on<br />
social media, please be mindful that<br />
thereare real lifehuman beingsonthe<br />
end of your bashing.<br />
I’mnot forone secondsaying don’t<br />
comment at all, but why nottryand<br />
makeitconstructive?<br />
As aCouncil we worked alot of hours<br />
on theLongTerm Plantryingtoget to<br />
theright decisions. Hoursofreading,<br />
talking to the public, listening to<br />
submissions and then deliberating.<br />
Ican understand people’s frustrations<br />
when we didn’t decide in theirfavour.<br />
We didn’tall agree witheachother<br />
of the network.<br />
“They arebig pipes, and havethe potential<br />
forbig leaks, leaksthatcouldalsoaffect<br />
thewhole town’s waterpressure.”<br />
Hesaid information from the watermeters<br />
hadhelped identify leaksonprivate<br />
connections too.<br />
“Fixing those private leakscan also<br />
prevent wasteordamagetodriveways<br />
andfoundations.<br />
“Had we notdone the trial, we might have<br />
been focusing on the wrongareas, but<br />
Council cannow focus on certainparts<br />
of its networktorepair or replacepipes.<br />
Renewing pipes is onlypartofitthough,<br />
becausefittings, joins, valves and hydrants<br />
canall develop issues over time, especially<br />
in roadswherethey’re under load.<br />
“So,watermetersare abig help, butwe<br />
stillneed regularleakdetection to spot<br />
newproblems as theyarise.”<br />
aroundthe table either,but that’s<br />
democracy.<br />
We gotaccusedofnot listeningtothe<br />
people around theTinwald Pool,but<br />
only 31% of submitters wanted it to be<br />
kept.Thatmeans 69% of submitters<br />
wantedsomething else. To me that is<br />
listening to the people.<br />
We gotslammed around our decision<br />
regardingthe Balmoral Hall. In fact,<br />
tworegular commenterssaid: “I think<br />
our council needs demolitioning”!!!<br />
(excuse my spelling,but Idowant to<br />
quote them accurately) and “You bring<br />
thesledgehammersand I’ll bring the<br />
prybarsand shovels, we candoit”.<br />
Iwonder if those twopeople watched<br />
us debatefor overthree hoursonthe<br />
Balmoral Hall decision?Can Isuggest<br />
to the twopeople in question, don’t<br />
worryabout your sledgehammers and<br />
shovels, justbring your nomination<br />
formsfor the local body electionsnext<br />
The report thatCouncillors received on<br />
Wednesday said Methven waschosen for<br />
thetrial as the Council scheme had the<br />
highestreportedwater loss.<br />
The data helps measuredaily demand<br />
and understand typicalhousehold<br />
consumption, as well as flag leaks and<br />
burstpipes.<br />
The followingpipelineswerealready<br />
planned forrenewal withinthe Long Term<br />
Plan, butasaresultofthis metering pilot<br />
trial additional pipelines maybeidentified<br />
for replacement:<br />
• Spaxton St (CarrSttoMain St)<br />
• Cameron St (Alington St to South<br />
Belt)<br />
• Jackson St (Alington St to South Belt)<br />
• Farquhar Placeand TalbotPlace<br />
• Bank Street (McMillanStreettoMain<br />
Street)<br />
year.<br />
I’dloveyou<br />
to join us<br />
around thetable and showusthe error<br />
of ourways.<br />
Iwant to continue keeping an eye<br />
on social media to gaugesome<br />
communityfeeling on whatweare<br />
doing, but IfearImay driftdownthe<br />
samepathasothersand stop doing<br />
it because “it’sjustsonegativeall the<br />
time”.And trustme, getting slammed<br />
constantly is notgood forone’s mental<br />
health.<br />
Iurgeyou to continuehaving your<br />
say,but pleasereadthe fullstory<br />
beforeyou doand don’tjustreact to a<br />
headline. Also please remember we are<br />
just10humans doing our community<br />
service and trying bloody hardtodo<br />
thebestwecan foreverybody in our<br />
region.<br />
SHORT<br />
AND<br />
SWEET<br />
DOGS ARE GO!<br />
More than1150 dog ownershave<br />
registered their pets,beforethe<br />
official registrationperiod begins<br />
on 1July.Thereare about 7000<br />
registered dogs in the district<br />
and their ownersmustre-register<br />
them annually.Haveyou gotyour<br />
rego pack in the mail yet?<br />
ANNUAL ARTSHOW<br />
The <strong>Ashburton</strong> Art Galleryand<br />
Museum is gearing up to hostthe<br />
annual <strong>Ashburton</strong> Society of Arts<br />
exhibition. Ticketsare sold out for<br />
the opening night on 1July,but the<br />
exhibitionwill be opentothe public<br />
from10am on 2July until 26 July. It<br />
is the society's60th showand our<br />
teamsays this year's selection of art<br />
works is looking fantastic.<br />
LOVE YOUR PARK?<br />
Councilisencouraging residents<br />
to provide their feedback on a<br />
draft planfor managing <strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
District’s121 parks and reserves.<br />
The Draft Reserve Management<br />
Plansetsout howlocal parks and<br />
reserveswill be managed, what<br />
activitiesthey'll caterfor and what<br />
facilitieswillbeprovided. The plan<br />
hasfivevolumes,each focusedon<br />
aparticulartopicorarea, ranging<br />
from general principles to specific<br />
policies forindividual reserves.<br />
Submissionsclose 4August.<br />
MATARIKI SERVICES<br />
Some Council services and<br />
operating hoursatfacilitieswill<br />
changeoverthe long Matariki<br />
weekend. The <strong>Ashburton</strong> Library<br />
will be closed on Friday,aswill the<br />
Customer ServicesatTeWhare<br />
Whakatere.There'snochangeto<br />
rubbishand recycling collections.<br />
Go to our websitefor the full service<br />
details this long weekend.<br />
1 ashburtondc.govt.nz<br />
Thursday,<strong>27</strong><strong>June</strong> <strong>2024</strong> |ISSUE 185
RUBBISH &RECYCLING<br />
ON MATARIKI<br />
Kerbside Rubbish and Recycling<br />
Council’skerbside collection servicewill<br />
notbeaffected by the public holiday on<br />
Friday 28 <strong>June</strong>, so people whosebins<br />
arenormally emptied on aFriday should<br />
put them out forcollection as usual by<br />
7.30am.<br />
Resource Recovery Parks<br />
The <strong>Ashburton</strong> Resource Recovery Park<br />
will be open Friday,from9am-5pm. It<br />
will be open itsusual hours9am-5pm on<br />
Saturday and on Sunday.<br />
Rakaia Resource Recovery Park will be<br />
closed on Friday.<br />
AMatariki-themed escape room<br />
and dragon play will add to the<br />
fun at the <strong>Ashburton</strong> Library<br />
during the July school holidays.<br />
The escape room is great family fun<br />
and bookings (via the library website<br />
ashburt rtonlibrary.co.nz) are essential<br />
because the free activity will only run<br />
during the first week of the holidays,<br />
from 8-13 July.<br />
There are loads of fun craft activities<br />
planned for children and teens<br />
throughout the two weeks, plus<br />
movies. You can make your own<br />
wearable dragon wings, or a dragon key<br />
chain.<br />
The dragon theme is because <strong>2024</strong> is<br />
the Year of the Dragon and it is 50 years<br />
since the game Dungeons and Dragons<br />
was created.<br />
The children’s holiday sessions run for<br />
an hour, from 10.30am and no booking<br />
is required. The programme features:<br />
• Monday 8 July – Make your own<br />
dragon from a paper cup<br />
• Wednesday 10 July – Make a<br />
polymer clay dragon key chain<br />
• Friday 12 July – Make your own<br />
wearable dragon wings<br />
• Friday 12 July – Watch a dragon<br />
movie at 4pm<br />
• Monday 15 July – Make your own<br />
laser-cut 3D dragon<br />
• Wednesday 17 July – Create<br />
dragon-inspired watercolour art<br />
• Friday 19 July – Colour in a<br />
beautiful dragon picture<br />
• Friday 19 July – Watch a dragon<br />
movie at 4pm<br />
The teen sessions include making<br />
dragon masks and heroic quests. The<br />
programme includes:<br />
• Tuesday 9 July, 2pm-5pm – Make<br />
a full dragon mask that you can<br />
wear like a helmet<br />
• Thursday 11 July, 4pm-5pm<br />
– Assemble a dice tower and<br />
decorate it with decals (charge $5)<br />
• Tuesday 16 July, 2pm-4pm –<br />
Make an adventure journal<br />
• Thursday 18 July, 6pm – Watch a<br />
movie with us<br />
Library staff are also encouraging teens<br />
to book in for a learning session at the<br />
AV studio, where they can bring their<br />
favourite fantasy reading to life, with<br />
immersive audio.<br />
Ash and Burt rty also return with a midwinter<br />
challenge – collect stamps after<br />
completing four activities on the special<br />
challenge cards available at any of our<br />
facilities, and go into a draw to win a<br />
prize.<br />
COUNCILMEETINGS<br />
Meetings areatHine Paaka(Council<br />
Chambers), 2Baring SquareEast,<br />
unless specified.<br />
Meeting agendas areonline at<br />
ashburtondc.govt.nz/council/<br />
agendas-and-minutes<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> WaterZone Committee,<br />
Tuesday 23 July,1pm (live-stramed)<br />
Methven Community Board, Monday 29<br />
July,9am, Mt HuttMemorial Hall<br />
CouncilActivityBriefings, Wednesday<br />
31 July,9.30am<br />
Audit &Risk Committee, Wednesday 31<br />
July,1pm (live-streamed)<br />
WORKSNOTICES<br />
1000 books<br />
The <strong>Ashburton</strong> Librarywas abuzz with<br />
readersofall ages this week,for the<br />
launch of 1000 Books BeforeSchool, a<br />
fun programme encouraging reading to<br />
babies and toddlersinthe yearsbefore<br />
school.<br />
Registerfor the programme andreceive<br />
abooklettotrack your progressto1000<br />
books. If youreadone aday,then you'll<br />
hit the target in three years!<br />
Formoreinformation, go to<br />
ashburtonlibrary.co.nz<br />
Walnut Avenue -Kerb and channel<br />
renewalfromOak Grove to WestStreet.<br />
Traffic should notbeaffected,but watch<br />
fortemporarychanges.<br />
GraceIreland Drive, Methven -Closed<br />
forsubdivision developmentuntil 31<br />
August.<br />
WindermereRoad -Closedduringthe<br />
day betweenPoplar Road and Lower<br />
BeachRoadfrom26<strong>June</strong>to3Julywhile<br />
tree felling is in progress.<br />
Lauriston Barrhill Road -Closed<br />
between Church Street and Methven<br />
Chertey Road until 12 July.Thisisstage<br />
one, of fivestages, to install electrical<br />
cables from the newsolar farm to the<br />
sub-station on Line Road. Detoursare in<br />
place.<br />
Rural recycling sites ring changes<br />
Council has made some changes at its<br />
satelliterecycling sites, aimed at reducing<br />
contamination and encouraging good<br />
recycling habits.<br />
Metalbarshavebeen fixed to thelarge<br />
recycling bins at Mt Somers, Willowby,<br />
Pendarves, Hinds and Methven,sothat<br />
the lids onlyopen asmalldistance.<br />
This should stop people putting large<br />
bags of rubbish intothe recycling and<br />
contaminating it.<br />
It shouldalso encouragethosewho bag<br />
up cans or plastics forrecycling, to take<br />
them out of the bags beforerecycling and<br />
flatten any cardboard. Items in bags can’t<br />
be processed by the sorting machines.<br />
Infrastructureand Open Spaces Group<br />
Manager Neil McCann said Council<br />
operated13satellitesites in rural areas,<br />
wherepeople candropofftheir recycling<br />
and glass in bulk bins. “Wehavefound<br />
thatsome people aredumping large<br />
non- recyclable itemsorlarge bags of<br />
wasteintothe recycling containers, which<br />
contaminateseverything in thecontainer."<br />
Ultimately it means thatloadofrecycling<br />
will be rejectedatthe plant and ratepayers<br />
havetopay to take it to landfill.”<br />
Full closuredetails on our website<br />
ashburtondc.govt.nz<br />
MATARIKI VIEWING<br />
The <strong>Ashburton</strong> Astronomy Club will be<br />
holdingtwo free Matariki publicviewings<br />
(weather permitting), at Argyle Park to<br />
celebratethe rising of the star cluster.<br />
The eventswill be on Saturday 6July<br />
and Saturday 13 July,and run from<br />
5.45am until 7am.<br />
Matariki is the Pleiades star clusterand<br />
the rising marks the beginningofthe<br />
newyearinthe Māori lunar calendar.<br />
The public holiday to mark Matariki is on<br />
Friday 28 <strong>June</strong>.<br />
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2Baring SquareEast<br />
Mon, Tue, Wed &Fri 8.30am-5pm<br />
Thursday 9am-5pm<br />
ASHBURTONLIBRARY<br />
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Mon &Fri 8.30am-6pm, Tue-Thu 8.30am-8pm<br />
Sat&Sun 10am-4pm<br />
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NEWS<br />
<strong>Courier</strong>, <strong>June</strong> <strong>27</strong>, <strong>2024</strong><br />
www.ashburtoncourier.co.nz<br />
Junior hockey celebrate Olympicweek<br />
TONI.WILLIAMS<br />
@ashburtoncourier.co.nz<br />
Junior Mid Canterbury hockey<br />
players have been hitting the<br />
turf in Olympic fashion this week<br />
with some special guests <br />
former New Zealand hockey<br />
representatives Barry Maister,<br />
Stacey McKerchar, Hugh<br />
Copland and Ryan Wilson.<br />
Mid Canterbury Hockey<br />
administrator Mel Doyle said<br />
this week the theme was the<br />
Olympics and each team was<br />
asked to dress up for the<br />
occasion.<br />
It is part of Matariki hockey<br />
celebrations ahead of next<br />
month’s Olympic Games.<br />
It continues today from 4pm<br />
with the Mini Sticks and Kiwi<br />
Sticks at the turf. The Kwik<br />
Sticks dressed up yesterday.<br />
The special guests are all<br />
former national representatives<br />
living in the district. They will<br />
present Player of the Day awards<br />
and players will enjoy a<br />
sausage sizzle. There will also be<br />
time for questions and to show<br />
possible pathways in the sport.<br />
Doyle has hit the ground<br />
running since taking on the role<br />
last month.<br />
The former Canterbury<br />
representative, with regional<br />
development officer Mike<br />
Millar, is keen to see more Mid<br />
Canterbury players drawn into<br />
the sport.<br />
HOCKEYMAD: Mid Canterbury Hockey administrator Mel Doyle.<br />
Hockey in the district has 520<br />
members 203 adult and<br />
secondary level players, and 317<br />
primary school and mini aged<br />
players.<br />
Those numbers were down on<br />
preCovid figures when hockey<br />
had more than 600 playing.<br />
Doyle said they were good<br />
numbers and,with the help of<br />
juniorhockey extension<br />
programmes such as festival<br />
days and tournaments, could<br />
boost player interest.<br />
‘‘It’s giving our juniors a<br />
chance to have exposure to out<br />
of town teams, which as a(young)<br />
hockey player was the most<br />
exciting thing in the whole<br />
world, getting to play against<br />
someone else and travel, go to<br />
tournaments,’’ she said.<br />
CANTERBURY REP: Mel Doyle,<br />
nee Tiplady, pictured in 1990.<br />
PHOTO SUPPLIED<br />
Doyle, nee Tiplady, 46, is<br />
hockey mad and enjoys<br />
everything about the sport.<br />
‘‘I just love the skills involved,<br />
the fitness, the whole package.<br />
Everything is all inclusive. You<br />
have to have good handeye coordination,<br />
be able to run and<br />
dribble, and shoot and push.<br />
‘‘I just think it’s abeautiful<br />
thing.’’<br />
Doyle grew up in ahockey<br />
family in Christchurch, and<br />
played the game from an early<br />
age. She was in the Riccarton<br />
High School First XI and played<br />
premium women for Selwyn<br />
Hockey Club.<br />
Doyle then played in Sydney,<br />
Australia for Sydney University,<br />
and East Coast Dolphins.<br />
She was on attack at left wing.<br />
‘‘As Igot older Imoved<br />
backwards into centre half,<br />
which was more about the<br />
distribution of the ball rather<br />
than the scoring of the goals.<br />
‘‘I was all about the scoring of<br />
the goals,’’ she said of her<br />
younger years.<br />
‘‘I’m ahockey mad person. My<br />
son played, my daughter now<br />
plays, my father still plays on the<br />
grassinChristchurch.<br />
Through hockey she has made<br />
some lifelong friends.<br />
‘‘I went on to see players I<br />
played with go to the<br />
Commonwealth Games. It made<br />
me proud to see the girls that I<br />
grew up with playing for New<br />
Zealand.’’<br />
Mid Canterbury has anumber<br />
of players who have gone on to<br />
represent New Zealand, Stacey<br />
McKerchar (nee Carr), Kieran<br />
O’Grady, Hugh Copland, Ryan<br />
Wilson.<br />
‘‘We have rich background in<br />
this district,’’ Doyle said.<br />
‘‘They’re all coaching, they’re<br />
all giving back.’’<br />
Hockey is played at the turf in<br />
the <strong>Ashburton</strong> Domain<br />
throughout the week with<br />
division one men and women,<br />
division two men, open women,<br />
Kiwi Sticks (years 5/6), Kwick<br />
Sticks (years 7/8) and MiniSticks,<br />
as well as Mid Canterbury<br />
representative, AshColl First XI,<br />
and trainings.<br />
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BASE CLEAN: <strong>Ashburton</strong>'s war memorial at Baring Square West is<br />
fenced off for work to remove stains from some of the wreaths laid<br />
on Anzac Day.<br />
Cenotaphclean<br />
BY JONATHAN LEASK<br />
Local democracy reporter<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong>’s war memorial<br />
needs aclean after wreaths<br />
stained the stonework base.<br />
The wreaths were laid at the<br />
annual Anzac Day<br />
commemorations in Baring<br />
Square West on April 25.<br />
District council business<br />
support group manager Leanne<br />
Macdonald said the stains were<br />
spotted when wreaths were<br />
removed about two weeks after<br />
Anzac Day as usual.<br />
“This is the first time that we<br />
have encountered this and<br />
believe that paint from some of<br />
the wreaths is the cause,’’<br />
Macdonald said.<br />
“Most of the damage is on the<br />
bluestone at the base of the<br />
cenotaph.”<br />
The district council has<br />
engaged aspecialist<br />
stonemason to clean the<br />
cenotaph, who started last<br />
Thursday and was expected to<br />
finish this week.<br />
“It will likely require<br />
multiple applications of<br />
stripping agent, poultice, and or<br />
mechanical removal,<br />
sympathetic to the stone type.<br />
“This work is weather<br />
dependent, and dependent on<br />
the specialist’s availability.”<br />
The cenotaph was unveiled in<br />
1928 and bears the names of 432<br />
Mid Canterbury people who lost<br />
their lives in defence of the<br />
country.<br />
It underwent some<br />
restoration work in 2020.<br />
Specialist workers gave the<br />
14m sandstone monument a<br />
handwash, sprayed any lichen<br />
and moss, and replaced the<br />
mortar to clean and repair the<br />
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Restoring lawand order<br />
This past week Ihave been<br />
undertaking my duty as chair<br />
of the Parliament’s Justice<br />
Committee to scrutinise the<br />
government’s plans on how it<br />
will spend your taxpayer<br />
dollars in Budget <strong>2024</strong>.<br />
The Justice Committee held<br />
hearings for ministers<br />
responsible for anumber of<br />
justicerelated portfolios,<br />
including Police,<br />
Corrections, Justice, Serious<br />
Fraud, AttorneyGeneral and<br />
Firearms Reform.<br />
These hearings are an<br />
important part of our<br />
constitutionalsystem of<br />
scrutiny, where the<br />
government must come to<br />
Parliament and seek<br />
permission to tax and spend<br />
on your behalf.<br />
They are an opportunity for<br />
MPs to find out exactly what<br />
the government plans to<br />
spend your money on, and ask<br />
questions about how it will<br />
benefit the New Zealand.<br />
For us in the Justice<br />
Committee it was an<br />
opportunity to hear from<br />
experienced Ministers such<br />
as Hon Mark Mitchell (Police<br />
and Corrections), and Hon<br />
Paul Goldsmith (Justice)<br />
about how the government<br />
intends to keep New<br />
Zealanders safe and restore<br />
law and order.<br />
Police Minister Mark<br />
Mitchell for example found<br />
$55.1 million in savings to reallocate<br />
to our frontline<br />
police services, including<br />
funding for an additional 500<br />
new police officersthat are<br />
desperately needed around<br />
the country as crime<br />
continues to rise.<br />
Included in the Budget was<br />
also funding set aside to boost<br />
police pay under the current<br />
negotiations, and $62.7m for<br />
frontline police vehicles and<br />
maritime capability.<br />
In the past couple of months<br />
Ihave visited both the<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> and Timaru police<br />
stations, and have seen<br />
firsthand the need for<br />
continued maintenance of the<br />
assets there.<br />
While morale within our<br />
police remains high,<br />
especially among our new<br />
recruits who are passionate<br />
about policing and keeping<br />
our communities safe, we<br />
must always remain aware of<br />
the fact that ongoing<br />
investment will be needed.<br />
We will continue our<br />
programme of identifying<br />
savings and growing the<br />
economy so that more<br />
resource can be pumped into<br />
the frontline.<br />
In Corrections the Minister<br />
has reallocated $442m in<br />
savings back into the<br />
frontline, including funding<br />
to increase the number of<br />
frontline Corrections<br />
Officers, increasingthe<br />
numberofprison beds at<br />
Waikeria (includingbeds in a<br />
dedicated mental health and<br />
addiction service), and for the<br />
first time funding for<br />
rehabilitation services for<br />
prisoners on remand who<br />
previously were ineligible for<br />
rehabilitation.<br />
It makes no sense to have<br />
prisoners in our system and<br />
not try to rehabilitate them,<br />
so we will do just that.<br />
In the wider justice space,<br />
there are anumber of new<br />
initiatives to deal with our<br />
stronger approach to law and<br />
order.<br />
We are investing$4.8m to<br />
implementatougher<br />
approach to sentencing,<br />
includingreintroducingthe<br />
Three Strikes regime and<br />
strengtheningsentencing<br />
laws.<br />
We have $8.9m to support<br />
courts with the anticipated<br />
increase of gang members<br />
taken off our streets, and we<br />
are investing $8.1m as part of<br />
our target to address and<br />
reduce serious youth<br />
offending.<br />
We will restore law and<br />
order in New Zealand and get<br />
our public safety back on<br />
track.<br />
James Meager is the MP for<br />
Rangitata and can be<br />
contacted at his Mid<br />
Canterbury office on 3071729<br />
or at james.<br />
meagerMP@parliament.govt.<br />
nz. Follow him on Facebook at<br />
facebook.<br />
com/JamesMeagerMP.<br />
LETTER TO EDITOR<br />
Re: Budget advice forced to<br />
close, <strong>June</strong> 13<br />
As chair of the former<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> Budget Advisory<br />
Service until it was transferred<br />
into the oversight of<br />
Presbyterian Support in 2014, I<br />
was shocked to hear of the<br />
sudden cessation of funding<br />
for the service.<br />
The winding up of the<br />
service as it was, took alot of<br />
soul searching on the part of<br />
the former governance board<br />
but we were convinced that<br />
Presbyterian Support as a<br />
professional social services<br />
agency could make amuch<br />
better job of managing the<br />
service and its employees than<br />
agroup of volunteers.<br />
Since that time 10 years ago,<br />
Budget Advicehas flourished<br />
and provided avery<br />
professional service, with the<br />
expertise of Presbyterian<br />
Supportenabling it to provide<br />
awraparound servicetothose<br />
needing help with managing<br />
debt.<br />
The manager and advisors<br />
have built up awide range of<br />
knowledge and contacts to<br />
enable them to assist an evergrowing<br />
number of clients.<br />
It is hard to see that the<br />
present cutting of funding<br />
causing the complete cessation<br />
of the existing serviceand the<br />
redundancy of its very<br />
experienced staff, has<br />
SHARE YOUR VIEWS<br />
received the same amount of<br />
research and care that the<br />
previous governance board<br />
carried out, and hard to<br />
understand the rationale of<br />
completely wiping out avery<br />
successful service to this<br />
community in this present<br />
economic climate.<br />
With the funding only<br />
covering 1.5 staff, and the<br />
geographical area being<br />
expanded, there will be aa<br />
great number of people unable<br />
to access the help they<br />
desperately need.<br />
On behalf of the former<br />
governance board, Iwould like<br />
to acknowledge the very<br />
professional manager and all<br />
the advisors who have<br />
contributed to the service over<br />
so many years and who have<br />
provided at times, alifesaving<br />
service to so many people.<br />
~Kay Begg<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
We welcome all your Letters to the Editor.<br />
Pleaseemail susan.sandys@ashburtoncourier.co.nz<br />
Letters should be no more than 250 words.<br />
Support for river managementapositive step<br />
Environment<br />
Canterbury<br />
Acting Chair Craig Pauling<br />
THERECENTLY-announced<br />
supportfromcentral Government<br />
forfloodand rivermanagement<br />
measures in Waitaha/Canterbury<br />
is welcomenews.<br />
Co-funding,drawn from anew<br />
Regional Infrastructure Fund,<br />
will help speedprogressona<br />
rangeofprojectsidentified in the<br />
Beforethe Deluge 2.0report.<br />
Thisreport is abusinesscase<br />
puttogetherbyunitary and<br />
regional councils,advocating<br />
forco-investment in river<br />
resilience andfloodmanagement<br />
infrastructure.<br />
The projects in Waitahathat<br />
will benefit are:<br />
•Rangitata Floodand<br />
Resilience Works–Stage 2<br />
•RegionalStructure Upgrade<br />
andAdaptationProgramme<br />
•Waitarakao, Washdyke and<br />
SeadownFlood Works.<br />
Weand othercouncilshave<br />
been asking forWellington’s<br />
supportonthisfor alongtime<br />
now, so it’s pleasing to seethe<br />
Government acknowledgingthat<br />
helpisneeded.<br />
As we’vealwayssaid, it<br />
shouldn’tbeuptoratepayersto<br />
foot theentirebillfor protecting<br />
communitiesfromthe risksof<br />
naturalhazards.Ifakey pieceof<br />
infrastructure is takenout by a<br />
floodingriver,the effects canbe<br />
felt farbeyondthe community<br />
itself.It’sinthe entirecountry’s<br />
best intereststoprotect roads,<br />
bridges, railwaylines andother<br />
importantlifelines,and therefore<br />
theGovernmenthas akey role to<br />
play.<br />
As Isee it,thisco-funding<br />
–togetherwithanew targeted<br />
rate beingintroducedinSelwyn<br />
–signals anew wayofworking<br />
towardsriver resilience.<br />
Thetargetedrate, to be<br />
introduced throughour Long-<br />
Term Plan <strong>2024</strong>-34, spreadsthe<br />
cost of flood andriver resilience<br />
worksacrossall ratepayers in the<br />
district.<br />
Thisisinadditiontothe six<br />
dedicatedriver anddrainage<br />
rating districtsthatalready exist.<br />
So thosewho benefit from<br />
worksthatdirectlyaffect their<br />
propertyare stillpayingtheir<br />
share, whilethe costsofdistrictwide<br />
work will be spread more<br />
evenly.<br />
In Year 1, thetargetedrate<br />
will add$7.08 to ratesbills for<br />
Selwyn households,which will go<br />
towards:<br />
•Investigationand development<br />
of aforward work programme<br />
•Initial work clearing out<br />
channels andflow paths<br />
•Weedcontrol andplanting.<br />
The targeted rate is atrial,so<br />
dependingonits success, it could<br />
potentiallybereplicatedinother<br />
districtsinthe future.<br />
Riverresilienceisn’t only about<br />
flood management.<br />
We’removingtowards a‘whole<br />
of catchment’ approach –amore<br />
holistic wayoflooking at rivers<br />
andthe land around them.<br />
Ourawa areuniqueand<br />
onesizedoesnot fit all. We<br />
want to manage rivers from the<br />
mountainstothe sea, ki utaki<br />
tai–acknowledging theimpact<br />
of thewider environmentonthe<br />
health of ourawa,and theway<br />
they behave.<br />
There’s stillalot more to do<br />
to protectour farms, homes,<br />
businesses andinfrastructure<br />
from thetypeofdeluges we sawin<br />
Waitahain2021.<br />
By lookingatthe bigger picture<br />
andthe rangeofvaluesweneedto<br />
manage –wecan driveefficiencies<br />
anddevelop solutionsthatare<br />
long lasting, more equitableand<br />
sustainable.<br />
Forexample,fairway clearance<br />
dealswithbothbiosecurity issues<br />
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CRUCIAL WORK: Co-funding from central Government will help speed progress on flood<br />
and river management projects identified in the Before the Deluge 2.0 report.<br />
relating to weed species, as well<br />
as creating biodiversity outcomes<br />
forbraided riverbirds –while<br />
allowing ourriverstoflow,<br />
lesseningfloodrisks.<br />
Likewise,providing strategic<br />
locationswhere rivers aregiven<br />
more room,similar to what<br />
we aredoing on theHakatere/<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong>River,can allowfor<br />
plannedgravelaccumulationand<br />
removal.<br />
These areall things we are<br />
workingtowards,andfor which<br />
both theco-investment from<br />
Government,andour districtwide<br />
rating trialare helpingto<br />
achieve.
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<strong>Ashburton</strong> <strong>Courier</strong>, <strong>June</strong> <strong>27</strong>, <strong>2024</strong><br />
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From sky lanterns to scones at Matariki<br />
From sky lanterns to starshaped<br />
scones, HakatereMarae had it all<br />
when Matariki was celebrated at<br />
the weekend. Ahauora health<br />
day was achance to get ahealth<br />
check, get vaccinated, play games<br />
or take ahorse ride. It was<br />
followed by the first Matariki<br />
noho marae (sleep over) and<br />
movie night. The <strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
<strong>Courier</strong> photographer Dellwyn<br />
Moylan captured people among<br />
the action, including mother and<br />
son Marie RiwaiFaoagali Maeva<br />
and Daziel Maeva (below).<br />
Lexus offers across the board performance<br />
BY BOB NETTLETON<br />
Bringing the adrenaline rush<br />
and performance swagger to<br />
the Lexus RX large SUV range<br />
is the 500h FSport with its high<br />
roller $142,990 price tag.<br />
This RX has undergone a<br />
total revamp, providing more<br />
convincing across the board<br />
performance, and exudes the<br />
class and quality that<br />
personifies the Lexus brand.<br />
The only RX power train<br />
offered here is apetrol electric<br />
hybrid.<br />
Admission to the RX club is<br />
largely limited to those with six<br />
figures plus to spend on ahighend<br />
large luxury SUV.<br />
You get afoot in the door with<br />
the $120,990 for the RX 350h,<br />
followed by the $131,990<br />
Limited we road test recently,<br />
and $135,990 if you tick the<br />
Enhancement Pack.<br />
There is asubstantial and<br />
slightly scary financial leap to<br />
the exhilarating $142,990 RX<br />
500h FSport under<br />
examination in this road test.<br />
This latest RX is aclean<br />
sheet design and brings a<br />
revolutionary twist in the<br />
evolution of this iconic Lexus<br />
SUV.<br />
Adding serious wow factor is<br />
the FSport in completely<br />
different stratosphere with<br />
seriously impressive<br />
performance, helping it make a<br />
strong case as agenuine<br />
performance orientated luxury<br />
SUV.<br />
This model show cases how<br />
leading edge hybrid technology<br />
like this, and atenacious allwheel<br />
drive system can be a<br />
formidable force for<br />
performance good, in awell<br />
executed package such as this.<br />
The engineering team must<br />
have had areal light bulb when<br />
it created Bladescan adaptive<br />
highbeam headlights.<br />
This is agenuinely<br />
enlightened and ever so clever<br />
ground breaking design.<br />
Rotating bladeshaped<br />
mirror are used to enhance the<br />
performance and darkness<br />
penetrating illumination<br />
qualities of the LED headlights,<br />
so owners are never kept in the<br />
dark.<br />
Under the bonnet is one of<br />
the most advanced selfcharging<br />
hybrid electric<br />
drivetrains on the planet,<br />
featuring asuper quick 2.4 litre<br />
fourcylinder turbo petrol<br />
engine.<br />
Not sure of its pedigree but<br />
it’s afirst time caller to our<br />
market but most likely used in<br />
selected USA Lexus models,<br />
ADRENALINE RUSH: Lexus RX<br />
500h FSport.<br />
where the brand is aluxury<br />
market colossus. In the FSport<br />
with acouple of decent sized<br />
batteries in tow it makes a<br />
mighty <strong>27</strong>3kw of pulsating<br />
power.<br />
For those wondering what a<br />
performance orientated Lexus<br />
hybrid would go like, the short<br />
answer is with sensational<br />
pace, and remarkable<br />
smoothness. It impresses on so<br />
many fronts.<br />
The crisp shifting auto is<br />
hard to fault largely because it<br />
rarely ever deviates from the<br />
high standard it sets.<br />
Flatfolding rear seats create<br />
agenerously proportion rear<br />
cargo compartment with<br />
passenger space both front and<br />
rear hovering around the large<br />
luxury class SUV norm.<br />
Some will lament the loss of a<br />
third row of rear seats a<br />
popular feature<br />
in the previous<br />
model.<br />
The settings<br />
of the<br />
independent<br />
suspension are<br />
firmer for the<br />
FSport in<br />
recognition of<br />
its new<br />
powerhouse<br />
performance<br />
status.<br />
With AWD<br />
fighting its<br />
corner, grip and<br />
traction are exceptional and a<br />
master stroke by the Lexus<br />
suspension tuning crew.<br />
Given its extra height and<br />
weight the test vehicle nibble<br />
and easy to manipulate over<br />
twisty terrain.<br />
Such road holding<br />
athleticism has been created,<br />
while retaining just the right<br />
balance of ride comfort.<br />
The subtle balance between<br />
luxury performance SUV road<br />
holding and maintaining the<br />
high standards of comfort the<br />
Lexus faithfully demand is a<br />
triumph for the FSport<br />
engineering team.<br />
Ratingout of 10: Performance<br />
8, Handling 8, Build Quality 8,<br />
Comfort 8, Space 7, Styling 7,<br />
Fuel Economy; on road test<br />
average consumption<br />
8.2L/100km, Value for money 6,<br />
Safety, ANCAP crash rating, 5<br />
Star.<br />
Overall points out of 10: 8.<br />
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Geraldine JAB goall in at Saturday’s GRFC open day; TOPRIGHT: Geraldine JAB with GRFC Wāhine Toa. PHOTOS: TOP AND MIDDLE ROW -Jamie-Lee Sadler Photography; BOTTOM ROW -Sarah Foley-Smith<br />
“Sea ofred and black” takes<br />
to the field at GRFC open day<br />
On Saturday,22<strong>June</strong>, thesun sparkled forthe<br />
Geraldine Rugby Football Club’s (GRFC) open<br />
day. Thejam-packedprogramme sawactionon<br />
both fields,withthe majordrawcards Geraldine<br />
Wāhine Toawinning 43-5 againstthe Harlequins<br />
Mighty Quins, andthe Senior Aand BMen against<br />
Mackenzie, takenout 17-38and 14-32respectively.<br />
However, thehighlight of theday hadtobe<br />
the Geraldine JAB teams giving it their all as<br />
they played in frontofthe cheering crowd, and,<br />
later, running onto thefield with theseniors.<br />
On social media, Kylie Bromwich writes,<br />
“...the Geraldine JAB kids should be proud of<br />
themselves, was awesome tosee all our kids<br />
playingatthe same groundsinaseaofred and<br />
black! We were beyond proud tosee some of<br />
ourJAB able to runout with thewomen’s and<br />
men’steams in theafternoon”<br />
GRFC PresidentCourtneyBates writes,“What<br />
aday down at the Raukāpuka Reserve. What<br />
startedoff as averyfresh morningended with<br />
abeaut sunny afternoon.Wewould like to say<br />
amassive thankyou to allour sponsors,all our<br />
wonderful coaches, managers, volunteers,<br />
committeemembers,players,families, friends,<br />
life membersand ourawesome community for<br />
all the continued support and work put in to<br />
getushere. ...” FI MCCAFFERTY
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EDITORIAL<br />
The first wall of thenew highschool gym<br />
waslifted intoplaceonTuesday. PHOTO: GHS<br />
Is it just me, or does the year seem to be<br />
speeding up? Weare halfway through<br />
<strong>2024</strong>already,and thereare just183 sleeps<br />
until Christmas.<br />
But let’s take apause. This coming<br />
long weekend offers the opportunity to<br />
do just that,tostart the year over because<br />
Matariki marks the start ofthe Māori<br />
New Year.<br />
Signified by the Matarikicluster of stars,<br />
also known as Pleiades, reappearing in<br />
our night sky, it is atime to reflect on the<br />
past year,celebratethe present, andplan<br />
for the year ahead.<br />
Mātauranga Māori(ancestralknowledge<br />
and wisdom) is at the heartofcelebrations<br />
of the Matariki public holiday and is a<br />
time forremembrance-honouring those<br />
we havelost sincethe last risingofMatariki;<br />
celebrating the present -gathering together<br />
to givethanksfor what we have;looking<br />
to the future- looking forward tothe<br />
promise of anew year.<br />
Historically,the cluster wasalso closely<br />
tied to planting, harvesting and hunting.<br />
If the stars appeared clear and bright,<br />
it signified anabundant season ahead.<br />
(newzealand.com).<br />
However you and your whānau plan<br />
to celebrate this weekend, we wish you<br />
meri Matariki. xox FI &HUGH<br />
Maddy, Brett and Regan from Bunnings Warehouse lend ahand with the painting; Regan tries out Peter’s ladling technique. PHOTOS: Supplied<br />
“Many hands make light work”<br />
TheGeraldine CroquetClubhas been gradually<br />
restoring itshistoricalclubrooms in thedomain.<br />
With the rewiring and painting ofthe toilets<br />
complete, all that remained was the sizeable<br />
tongue-and-groove interior. Club President<br />
PeterMcAuliffe says,“Theclubhas been fortunate<br />
tohavereceivedthe supportofBunningsTimaru.<br />
They’ve given us great advice and paint and<br />
suppliessince last year.<br />
“Wehad aclubworking beeafewweeks ago<br />
to preparethe walls,and Bunnings Warehouse<br />
Activity Organiser Maddy Cummings offered<br />
to bring some of the staff out tohelp paint.<br />
On Tuesday, 18<strong>June</strong>, it was aclassic example<br />
of howmanyhands make lightwork.”<br />
WhileMaddy,Brett, andRegan from Bunnings,<br />
and Peter operated the paint brushes, club<br />
members, who had arrived early to clear the<br />
room, broughtfoodduringthe dayand didthe<br />
big clean-up atthe end. Peter says, “A local<br />
painteralsolentusagiantfan andheaterasit<br />
was avery damp, cold day. What had been a<br />
daunting task became afun day’sactivity.<br />
During theday,Peter demonstrated histrick<br />
of using anold kitchen ladle to fill paint pots<br />
from the10-litrebucketwithout spillage.Maddy,<br />
Brett and Regan each took home aladle as a<br />
token ofour appreciation. “We may now see<br />
ladles being sold inthe paint department of<br />
Bunnings,” says Peter. SUBMITTED<br />
Ka puta Matariki,<br />
ka rere Whānui,<br />
ko te tohu otetau.<br />
Matarikiappears as<br />
Whānui flees;thisis<br />
asignofthe NewYear.<br />
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Last week,HighStreet Stitch andPrint (HSSP)<br />
threw open thedoorsofits brand-newbespoke<br />
buildingwithacelebration forstaff, customers,<br />
and suppliers.<br />
Adivision ofprotection products company<br />
Lynn River, HSSP was started six years ago,<br />
quickly outgrowing its parent organisation’s<br />
premises; now, each has its own patch, sideby-side.“This<br />
is amilestone,” says Lynn River<br />
chief executive officer Anthony Griffin. “This<br />
putsafullstoponour construction project.”<br />
The business started, says Shaun Todd, its<br />
businessdevelopment manager, “withworkby<br />
customers to customise Lynn River Products.<br />
From there, we have our customer base. High<br />
Street Stitch and Print is for anyone: one-off,<br />
off-the-shelf, or someonerepresentingaworkplace<br />
or asportsteam.<br />
“There’s casual clothing, for example,<br />
AS Colour, and safety workwear, aswell as<br />
recognisable brandssuchasBisley, Swanndri,<br />
and Stoney Creek. And we do screen printing,<br />
embroidery, andany printing:cards,brochures,<br />
fabrics.”<br />
Shaun says the expansive showroom and<br />
working spaces allowcustomers to seeand feel<br />
products, there’s room for all the business’s<br />
accoutrements, staff can move around easily,<br />
andthere’s room forgrowth.<br />
In its purpose-built premises and with its<br />
growingpains over,HSSPisamature organisation.<br />
Shaunsays, “Wewentfromthree team members<br />
[whenwestarted]to10teammembers.Wenow<br />
have set sales and production teams, nooneman<br />
bands. There’s been heavy investment in<br />
technology.There arenew systemsinplace.It’s<br />
exciting;we’re putting ourbestfoot forward.”<br />
High Street Stitch andPrint is at 162Talbot<br />
Street.Phone 0800 621909 or visitthe business’<br />
Facebook page formoreinformation.<br />
JAN FINLAYSON
THURSDAY, <strong>27</strong>JUNE <strong>2024</strong> |THE GERALDINE NEWS |PAGE 3<br />
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The NewZealand men’sraftingteam, made up<br />
entirely of locals, is back from therecent<strong>2024</strong><br />
WorldRafting ChampionshipsonBosnia’sVrbas<br />
River, with amen’s overall ninth placing and<br />
experience to carry forward.<br />
Archie Chisholm(reserve),TobyHow,Slee<br />
Larcombe (team captain), Eli Palmer, and<br />
Duncan Peck, all alumni ofGeraldine High<br />
School and local rafting businesses Rangitātā<br />
Raftsand HiddenValleys,cameseventh in the<br />
sprint event, sixthinthe head-to-head,10thin<br />
theslalom, and, in the14-kilometredownriver<br />
event, eighth.<br />
Slee says the Vrbas River “is similar tothe<br />
Buller. It’s gorgy. It’s predominantly Grade 1<br />
with some Grade 3.They did adam release.”<br />
The annual championship, run by the<br />
International Rafting Federation, saw more<br />
than 60 four-person teams from 20 countries<br />
competeoverfourdays, with different disciplines<br />
staged on separate stretchesofwater each day.<br />
Fundraisingthrough RangitātāGorge rafting<br />
trips and youth river awareness days, as well<br />
as community donationsgot thefivetothe event<br />
in ashow oflocal support Toby says was<br />
“overwhelming”.<br />
Thechanceithas giventhe crew to develop<br />
is invaluable, says Slee. “It was an awesome<br />
stepping stone for the future. It highlighted<br />
wherewestood on an internationallevel.We’re<br />
allaimingforinternational racing in thefuture<br />
…but thenextsteps arenationalcompetitions.”<br />
For more information, visit the NZMen’s<br />
RaftingTeampage on Facebook andInstagram.<br />
Last week,the team held an eventtothank its<br />
financialsupporters. JAN FINLAYSON<br />
IN BRIEF<br />
Coffee on the goonMain North Road<br />
Coffee is awidely-loved answer tomyriad<br />
issues. For three Main North Road children<br />
caffeinating travellers at their roadside stall,<br />
it’s about financing their interests -for now,<br />
mostly toys.<br />
Foreight-year-old Finlay,itis“ayellowtruck<br />
with aloaderonitIsaw at Grandpa’sToysin<br />
Geraldine.”Michaiah (6)isalso keen to buy a<br />
toy truck with his coffee cash. 10-year-old<br />
Laycee’sfocus is elsewhere: “I’m thinking of a<br />
micro-miniaturecow.”<br />
The three arehomeschooled and sell coffee,<br />
fluffies, and hot chocolateoutside their home<br />
as their schooling and the weather allow. Likely<br />
on the adviceoftheir canine friend, Coco,dog<br />
waterand treats arefree.<br />
Purchasing power isthe upfront benefit<br />
for the siblings, but there isbigger payback<br />
on offer, says their mum, Amelia Riley. “It’s a<br />
great opportunity for the children tobuild<br />
confidence, people skills, moneymanagement<br />
skills, get atasteofthe worldofenterprisein<br />
real-time, and hopefully brighten someone’s<br />
day,aswell as theirown in theprocess -which<br />
really is the best part.” JAN FINLAYSON<br />
Finlay, Michaiah, and Laycee, with Coco the<br />
dog, at their Main North Road coffee stall.<br />
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IN THE LOOP<br />
Belinda McKenzie displaysher talent forthis year’s Auction of Talents and More; guests browse the talents ahead of the2019 auction. PHOTOS: Hugh McCafferty<br />
Show us your talents<br />
Friday, 2August, will see the return ofthe<br />
Auction ofTalents (and more) toWoodbury<br />
Hall. The brainchild oflocal identity Belinda<br />
McKenzie andthe late Ro Acland,the eventhas<br />
runevery otheryearorsosince 1994 andisthe<br />
Anglican Parish of Geraldine’smajor fundraising<br />
event.<br />
“Itwas [the late]RoAclandthatbrought the<br />
idea of the Auction of Talents back from her<br />
sister’s church in Hawkes Bay. Ourfirst auction<br />
wasin1994,withMikeDentonasthe auctioneer.<br />
We realised that it was essential to have a<br />
professional do the job. Wesold 140 tickets,<br />
whichisthe limitthe hall cantake.<br />
“The firstyear, the$10 ticket included dinner<br />
[it increased incrementally to $25 in2004].<br />
The menfolk peeled the potatoes the previous<br />
day. In 2006,wedispensed with themealand<br />
introduced having aguest speaker.”<br />
Belinda says the parish was lucky that the<br />
2019 eventsnuck in just aheadofthe pandemic,<br />
with the restrictions eased again intime for<br />
anotherone to be held in 2021.<br />
But what isatalent? The organiser ofthis<br />
year’s thirtieth-anniversaryevent,FiMcCafferty,<br />
says,“Things like gardening, baking,golflessons,<br />
dogminding,bespoke fishingtrips andguided<br />
tours, time and skills donated bycommunity<br />
members, parishioners andfriends of theparish.”<br />
But wait, there’s more. “Weekends at holiday<br />
homes, meat packs, mushroom compost, firewood<br />
-you getthe idea -willalso be up forgrabs,as<br />
well as raffles and asilent auction; something<br />
foreveryone.”<br />
“I’ve been involved with the auction since<br />
2009, but this is my first time organising the<br />
event; my team andIareexcited to be bringing<br />
some newideas,” says Fi.“Thetheme is Winter<br />
Wonderland, there’ll be abar and supper,<br />
RodSands is ourauctioneer,and localentertainer<br />
DavidConnolly will MC theevent andentertain<br />
during supper. “It’sagreatnight out; sometimes<br />
thebidding gets quiterowdy!”<br />
Belinda says, “At one of the auctions there<br />
wasabidding battlebetween RevRobinSmith<br />
and John Acland for six jars ofparishioner<br />
MabelAllan’sraspberry jam. Thewinnerpaid<br />
$100 forthem.”<br />
This year’s $35ticketprice,the firstrisesince<br />
2011, reflects the current economic climate.<br />
“Ticketsales coverour costs,”Fisays.<br />
Keen to offer atalent? Call Elaine Taylor<br />
on 022434 8049 or Fi on 0<strong>27</strong>899 0703.Tickets<br />
are limited and will beavailable on 22 July.<br />
All proceeds gotothe Geraldine Anglican<br />
Parish’s operationalexpenses. MOLLYMALONE<br />
Hi everyone, Winter is truly here, not<br />
necessarily marked bythe snow onthe<br />
mountains but certainly by the number<br />
of frosts we’veexperienced, birdfeeders<br />
hanging in the trees, firewood piles, and<br />
limited sun to dry clothes.<br />
Let’s turn our attention tobrighter<br />
things -sculptures. The teams havebeen<br />
focused on standardising documents,<br />
contracts, agreements, et cetera;talking<br />
with established entities like the Wellington<br />
Sculpture Trust and Tai Tapu Sculpture<br />
Garden; attending presentations and<br />
discussions; building relationships with<br />
artists; attending exhibitions; visiting<br />
potential donors; andmuch, much more.<br />
While eachachievement we’vemade<br />
so farhas broughtexcitement,patience,<br />
and alittle frustration at times, not to<br />
mention wonderful feelings of satisfaction,<br />
if Iamhonest,getting intofocus around<br />
sculptures is probably the most exciting<br />
stage and potentially what we will<br />
be applauded or criticised for the most.<br />
And that’s okay asart is all about the<br />
experience, and that is truly up to the<br />
individual. Evoking emotions, love, or<br />
dislikefor apiece, this will be talked about,<br />
and debated, and that is fun. Thereisno<br />
right or wrong, the works will be what<br />
they are. Big, small, obscure, or weird -<br />
it’s all art.<br />
Please know we aredoing our best to<br />
bring diverse and memorable works to<br />
the trail. However, as with allgood things,<br />
this takestime. We ask foryour patience<br />
while we work through the hurdles. The<br />
challenge: canwedeliver on ourpromise<br />
to make the Geraldine Sculpture Trail<br />
unique in New Zealand? To spark your<br />
interest,I’d liketosharesome art. These<br />
may not be the sculptures you’ll see on<br />
the trail, buttheyserve as astarting point<br />
for aconversation about the unique<br />
nature ofour project. ROSIE<br />
The Thinker,Auguste Rodin 1902; Guitar,<br />
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JULY EVENTS<br />
ANAFTERNOON OF WOODWIND &BRASS Clarinetist MarkWalton<br />
and the Alpine Energy TimaruBrass Quintet. Saturday 14 July,3pm<br />
atStMary’sChurch.Tickets $20 at the door or fromLOUK.<br />
REGULAR ACTIVITIES<br />
ALZHEIMERS CARERS SUPPORT 3rd Wednesday of the<br />
month 1.30pm in the Geraldine Library. 17July. Phone Airini,<br />
03687 7583.<br />
ALZHEIMERS SOCIAL SUPPORT Tuesday 2July and Tuesday<br />
16 July,10.30am, Mundell’sCafé. Phone Airini, 03 687 7583.<br />
ARCHERY CLUB Ōrari Racecourse every Sunday. Coaching<br />
11am; club members 1pm. Contact Paul Wulff0<strong>27</strong> 7115564.<br />
ART GROUP Are you interestedinbeing part of an ArtGroup in<br />
Geraldine? If so, please contact Johanne 021 784 031 or<br />
johanne49@me.com.<br />
BLACKBOARD CONCERT Friday26July,7.15pm. $5 at door,<br />
local performers at The Academy. Phone Rhys 021 462 260.<br />
BOOKS ON THE BRAIN CLUB Monday 29 July,2.30pm,Geraldine<br />
Library.Phone Liz 03 693 9336.<br />
BRIDGE CLUB Mondays 7pm Geraldine CommunityResource<br />
Centre, Wednesdays 1pm at RSA and Thursdays 7pm at Bowling<br />
Club. Phone Leslie 03 6939801.<br />
CAFÉ KNITTERS EveryTuesday 10am-12pm at Mundell’sCafé<br />
and Tuesday 2July 7-9pm, Village Inn. PhoneMary 0<strong>27</strong> 4<strong>27</strong> 0815.<br />
CHILDREN’S CHOIR Tuesdays, 3.15pm –4pm.Phone Charlotte<br />
Talbot, 021 151 3301.<br />
COMMUNITY CHOIR (Adults) Thursdays7.30pm, at TheAcademy.<br />
Phone Elaine, 0<strong>27</strong>434 8049.<br />
COMMUNITY GARDEN Tuesday 4pm-5.30pm andThursday<br />
10am-12pm. All welcome. Phone Tim021 2044951.<br />
COMMUNITY VEHICLE to Timaru, departs fromthe carpark outside<br />
Mundell’sCafe Tuesdays 9.30am, returns 2pm. Phone 03 693 1007.<br />
CRAFT CREATORS Fridays 9.30am-12pm, StAndrews Hall.<br />
$2 entry to cover morning tea.<br />
CRAFT MARKET Saturday&Sunday 9am-3pm,CoxStreet.<br />
CREATIVE FIBRE GROUP Monday 10am-3pm,Vintage Car&<br />
Machinery Museum. PhoneAlison03692 <strong>27</strong>77 orAnne03693 9958.<br />
CROQUET Wednesdays &Sundays 10am, Geraldine Domain<br />
(Huffey St). New members and casual visitors. Phone Karyn<br />
0<strong>27</strong> 433 1363 or Chris 02 180 3199 for more information.<br />
DENFIELD GOLF CLUB MenSaturday and Wednesday 12pm,<br />
Women Tuesday 10am andSaturday 12pm.Mixedcompetitions<br />
Wednesdays and Saturdays, 12.30pm start. Visitors welcome.<br />
Contact Chris, 0<strong>27</strong> 842 2332.<br />
FINDING OUR VOICES -DRAMA Tuesdaysfrom 12pm at the<br />
AcademyPhone Rhys 021 4622620.<br />
FLORAL ARTGROUP Monday 8July,7.15pm at RSAHall.Topic<br />
is ‘Creative Visions’. Contact Annette anbwaller@xtra.co.nz or<br />
Gislande gislindefolkerts@gmail.com.<br />
FOURPEAKS SEIDO KARATE general classesTuesday6pm,<br />
Thursday 5pm &Friday 6pm, beginners’ class Thursday 6pm.<br />
Phone Gisell021 0228 7049.<br />
FRIENDSHIP CLUB Third Monday of month, 10am at Geraldine<br />
Bowling Club. Ph Marie Ericksen03693 8943.<br />
FRIENDS OF GERALDINE all welcome. ContactsAngus<br />
0<strong>27</strong> 449 4410 or Faye 03 6938744.<br />
FUNERGY FITNESS classes Wednesdays 6.30pm, Geraldine<br />
Primary School Hall. Phone Lynda 021 264 4400.<br />
GERALDINE COMMUNITY BOARD MEETING No meeting in<br />
<strong>June</strong>. Next Meeting Wednesday 3July,6.30pm,Geraldine Service<br />
Centre, adjacent to thelibrary.Open to the public.<br />
GERALDINE HISTORICAL MUSEUM 10am-3pm Monday-<br />
Saturday,12.30pm-3pm Sunday.<br />
GRANDE VUEGOLF CLUB mixedgolf Sunday 12.30pm, women’s<br />
golf Wednesday 9.30am.<br />
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE SERVICE for certifying documents,<br />
Saturdays 10am-12pm Geraldine Library.Phone Ross0<strong>27</strong> 222 8434.<br />
KEEP ACTIVE EXERCISE CLASSES Mondays 9.30am,10.15am<br />
and 11am. FunctionRoom at Waihi Lodge. Phone 0<strong>27</strong> 491 9954.<br />
KNITTING &CROCHETING GROUP Friday 9.30am atGeraldine<br />
Library.Beginners welcome.Phone 03 6939336.<br />
LADIES FRIENDSHIP CLUB Monday 15 July,10am at Geraldine<br />
Bowling Club. Phone Beth 03 6938958.<br />
LINEDANCING Pleasant Valley Hall Indoor Sports. Wednesdays<br />
10am-12noon, PleasantValley Hall. CallGill Harbrow0<strong>27</strong> 4423532.<br />
MATES 4MATES EveryWednesday,7pm-8.30pm at theAcademy.<br />
Free, all welcome. Contact Axel 022 094 1579<br />
MEN’SFRIENDSHIP CLUB Tuesday 23 July,10am at RSARooms.<br />
Phone Alan 03 6939488.<br />
MEN’S SHED TRUST Thursday 10am-2pm, Saturday 10am-<br />
12pm at 117 Talbot Street. Newmembers welcome.Phone John<br />
0<strong>27</strong>681 5244.<br />
MORRISDANCING Tuesdays, 5.30pmatAcademy.PhoneAnne<br />
03693 8726.<br />
NEWCOMERS ‘24 Every 2nd Monday of the month, 10am at<br />
Mundells Café. Everyone welcome. Phone Susanne 0<strong>27</strong> <strong>27</strong>2 4007.<br />
PATCHWORK GROUPS Tuesdays 7pm, phoneMaureen 03 693<br />
8328 and Thursdays 10am-3pm, phone Kathleen 03 693 9581.<br />
Public holidays excluded.<br />
PETANQUE Tuesdays 10.15am summer and 1pm winter at Geraldine<br />
BowlingClub. Phone Gill 03 6937231.<br />
PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Wednesday 10 July,7.30pm, StAndrews<br />
Hall, Wilson Street. Phone Donna 021 0<strong>27</strong> 56332 or Heather<br />
0<strong>27</strong> 2805255.<br />
PLEASANT VALLEY HALL INDOOR BOWLS Wednesdays<br />
7pm-8.30pm,Phone Bruce0<strong>27</strong> 7494<strong>27</strong>6.<br />
PLEASANT VALLEY PLAYGROUP Monday 9.30am-12pm, Old<br />
School,PleasantValley.Phone Sheree 022171 4562.<br />
PLUNKET NURSE in Geraldine, Wednesdays. Phone Jill<br />
0<strong>27</strong> 2589725 for appointments.<br />
PRESCHOOL STORYTIME &CRAFT Wednesdays, 10.30am<br />
at Geraldine Library.Phone 03 6939336 for information.<br />
QIGONG Saturdays, 11am, upstairs at theGeraldine BowlingClub<br />
Phone Ingrid 022161 7389.<br />
RED CROSSSHOP Tuesday &Thursday 10am-3pm andSaturday<br />
10am-12pm.<br />
ROCK’N’ROLL CLUB Thursdays, 7.30pm at RSARooms. Phone<br />
Lynda 03 6938652.<br />
ROSIE’S RECYCLED CLOTHING Closed forrenovations.<br />
SENIORCARE FRIENDSHIP MORNING TEA Friday 26 July,<br />
10am at SeniorCare Function Centre, Waihi Lodge. (Nocharge).<br />
Phone Marg 03 6939521.<br />
SENIORCARE MOVE &MINGLE Tuesdays,10am at SeniorCare<br />
Function Centre, Waihi Lodge.Phone Marg 03 693 9521.<br />
SQUASH CLUB Thursday nightsfrom 6.30pm,144 Talbot Street.<br />
ContactToby,0<strong>27</strong> 303 1033.<br />
ST JOHN YOUTH CADETS meetTuesday’s 6.15pm-7.30pm, St John<br />
Station, Talbot Street. Term time only.ContactRaewyn 0<strong>27</strong> 681 5234.<br />
TAICHI CHUAN Chen Style Saturday 9am, QIGONG Saturday<br />
11am,Geraldine Bowling Club. Phone Tim021 141 9142.<br />
TOYLIBRARY Tuesday 10.30am–12pm, Saturday 9am-10.30am,<br />
117 Talbot Street (behindScout Den). geraldinetoylibrary@gmail.com.<br />
U3A Members will be advised directly of upcomingmeetings and<br />
speakers.ContactViv,0<strong>27</strong> 6939052.<br />
UKULELE JAM Tuesdays, 7.30pm at RSArooms.Phone Margaretha<br />
0<strong>27</strong> 648 4004.<br />
WALK IN WARDROBE FirstSaturday Month10am-12pm at the<br />
Lodge Theatre. Enquiries PhoneSharon 0<strong>27</strong> 224 3673.<br />
WOODBURYLIBRARY open to public, 11am to 2pm.All welcome.<br />
(Toviewhistory room,contactJoanne, 03 692 2866)<br />
YOGA WITH LEIGH Monday 7pm at Geraldine Primary School<br />
Hall. Phone 021 105 0750.<br />
ZUMBA® Tuesday 10am at RSARooms. Phone Gisell on<br />
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CHURCH SERVICES<br />
ANGLICAN PARISH 9am Service: 1st Sunday St Thomas’,<br />
Woodbury; 2nd &4th Sunday St Stephen’s, Peel Forest;<br />
3rd Sunday St Anne’s,Pleasant Valley. 10am Service: Every<br />
Sunday St Mary’s, Geraldine. Visit geraldineanglicans.com,<br />
AnglicanParish of Geraldine on Facebook or call03693 8380.<br />
CATHOLIC MASS Sundays, 9am Church ofthe Immaculate<br />
Conception, Peel Street. Phone03615 75<strong>27</strong> fordetails.<br />
ST ANDREW’S CHURCH 10 Cox Street, call 03693 9503 for<br />
Sunday service times.<br />
INVITATION TO LISTEN TO THE WORD OFGOD, Sundays 4.30-<br />
5.30pm, Geraldine High School Hall. Queries 0<strong>27</strong> 423 9876<br />
(permanent until further notice).<br />
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<strong>Ashburton</strong>•Tinwald•Methven<br />
rwashburton.co.nz•03 307 8317<br />
Real Estate Mid Canterbury PropertyLimited Licensed (REAA2008)
NEW LISTING<br />
Rakaia 1437 Mainwarings Road, Dorie and 813 Taverners Road, Chertsey<br />
Large-scale arable, premium location<br />
On behalf of our Vendors we offertothe markettwo properties, representing alegacy of three generations of faithful<br />
stewardship. Hollyfort Farm located at Dorie,consisting of approximately 359 hectares, and Newpark Farm located at<br />
Chertsey, consisting of approximately 169hectares.<br />
Both properties benefit from modern irrigationsystems. Predominantly arable, producing wheat, grassseed, clover seed,<br />
andvegetables, and on averagefinishing 13,000 lambs during the winter and early spring months. Hollyfort Farm alsooffers<br />
the advantage of dairy supportand beef grazing, with winterfeed area of 33 hectares planted in brassica,plus swedes, and<br />
greenfeed oats. The properties are fenced into large blocks, designed for scale of operation and ease of management,<br />
complemented by well-maintainedlaneways for convenient access.<br />
bayleys.co.nz/5524414<br />
529.07 ha<br />
DeadlineSale (unless sold prior) 12pm, Wed 7Aug <strong>2024</strong><br />
201 West Street, <strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
View by appointment<br />
Mike Preston 0<strong>27</strong> 430 7041<br />
mike.preston@bayleys.co.nz<br />
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSEDUNDER THEREA ACT2008<br />
OPEN HOME<br />
Allenton 17 Middle Road<br />
921 sqm 3 1 1 2<br />
For SalebyDeadline Private Treaty (unless sold prior) 12pm, Tue 16 Jul <strong>2024</strong><br />
201 West Street, <strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
View Sun 10-10.30am or by appointment<br />
Emma Phillips 0<strong>27</strong> 483 3110 emma.phillips@bayleys.co.nz<br />
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSEDUNDER THE REAACT 2008<br />
Bring the family<br />
Situated in the highly desirable Allentonarea, this charming three bedroom,one bathroom home offers both<br />
simplicity andpotential.The open plan kitchen and dining area createawelcoming space,while the separateliving<br />
area provides acozy retreat. Each bedroom features built-in wardrobes for ample storage. Comfort is guaranteed<br />
year round with the inclusion of two heat pumps and abuilt-in log burner, ensuring the home remains cozy through<br />
the colder seasons. Aseparatelaundry adds to the convenience. The propertysitsonagenerous 921sqm (moreor<br />
less) section, making it perfect for families. Fully fenced, the yard provides asafe space for childrenand petstoplay<br />
freely. The spacious two-car garage, with an additionalbuilt-in bay skyline garage offers plentyofparking and<br />
storage options. Experience the charm of Allenton living andcontact me today to schedule aviewing.<br />
bayleys.co.nz/5524402<br />
Allenton 18 Middle Road<br />
1,004 sqm 3 2 1 1<br />
For Saleoffers invited over $510,000<br />
View by appointment<br />
Emily Smith 0<strong>27</strong> 222 4596 emily.smith@bayleys.co.nz<br />
Grace Little 0<strong>27</strong> 772 3767 grace.little@bayleys.co.nz<br />
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSEDUNDER THE REAACT 2008<br />
Purchased elsewhere, act swiftly<br />
This three-bedroom, one-bathroom property offers aperfect blend of comfort and convenience. Located in Allenton<br />
close to the Creek Roadshops andlocal schools, this 1,004sqm (more or less) propertyrequires aquick sale. The<br />
heating options are abundant, featuring alarge log fire, an electric fire,aheatpump, and aheat transfer system,<br />
ensuring comfort all year round. The main living area at the front of the propertycaptures late afternoon sun, while the<br />
dining room at the rear of the home is the perfect placetoenjoy amorning coffee. Of the three doublebedrooms, two<br />
include built in wardrobes. There is also aseparate studio roomatthe front of the property thatincludes atoilet. Don't<br />
miss out on this fantastic opportunity to secure thisAllenton property.<br />
bayleys.co.nz/5524142<br />
bayleys.co.nz
Staveley 137 Sawmill Road<br />
3.69<strong>27</strong> ha 4 2 2 2<br />
AskingPrice $1,450,000<br />
View by appointment<br />
Simon Sharpin 0<strong>27</strong> 631 8087 simon.sharpin@bayleys.co.nz<br />
MikePreston 0<strong>27</strong> 430 7041 mike.preston@bayleys.co.nz<br />
WHALANAND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REAACT 2008<br />
Superb Staveley lifestyle<br />
Hidden in the peacefulembrace of the rural Staveley area, this property has fantastic panoramic mountain views.<br />
Constructed in 2016, it combines contemporary living with rustic allure. Situatedonapproximately3.69 hectaresof<br />
countryside,thistwo-storeyhomeoffers modern comfortsand aquiet serene location.The spacious open-plan<br />
design seamlessly unites the kitchen,dining, and livingareas. The vaulted ceiling adorned withexposed beams givesa<br />
feeling of spaceand grandeur, while the woodburner impartsboth warmth and character.Aseparatestudy andliving<br />
spacecreateopportunities forcreativepursuits or relaxation, effortlesslyextending to theoutdoor alfresco dining<br />
area where youcan enjoy the surrounding natural beauty.The kitchen was designedwithfunctionality in mind,<br />
featuring awalk-in pantry cleverly equipped withasliding windowfor apractical grocery transfer<br />
bayleys.co.nz/5524171<br />
Rakaia 113 Pendarves RakaiaRoad<br />
94.8758 ha<br />
Price by Negotiation<br />
View by appointment<br />
MikePreston 0<strong>27</strong> 430 7041 mike.preston@bayleys.co.nz<br />
WHALANAND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REAACT 2008<br />
Irrigated arableproperty<br />
This property is comprisedofsomeofthe mostversatile soils in Canterbury.Located justoff StateHighway1between<br />
Rakaia andChertsey in afavouredand renowned arable area.<br />
The irrigation waterissourced from the pressurisedBarrhill ChertseyIrrigation Scheme andapplied via apivot that is<br />
best suited to the shape of the property with efficient and effective coverage.<br />
The straightforward nature of the property with the combination of water, diversesoils,location andsize all<br />
contributetothe performance, makingitanideal farmstarter or an addition to alargeroperation.<br />
Historicallythe property hasgrown cereals, peasand grass seed, withthe ability to finish lambsinthe winter months.<br />
bayleys.co.nz/5523634<br />
Mayfield 1969 Arundel RakaiaGorge Road<br />
1,012 sqm 4 1 2<br />
AskingPrice $378,000<br />
View byappointment<br />
MikePreston 0<strong>27</strong> 430 7041 mike.preston@bayleys.co.nz<br />
WHALANAND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REAACT 2008<br />
The old club<br />
Introducing aunique property nestled in the heart of Mayfield, formerly the RSA and rugbyclubrooms.<br />
• Four bedrooms, providing ample accommodation for residents or employees<br />
• Aliving area with log fire,offering acomfortable space forrelaxation and downtime<br />
• Functional kitchen facilities, convenient laundry and hisand hers toilets<br />
• Constructed with concrete block, iron roof, both woodenand aluminiumjoinery,ensuring durability<br />
This property, with its humble beginnings,isboth practicaland functional,making it well-suited forvariousresidential,<br />
or business needs. Experiencethe unique charm of Mayfield,with close proximity to the school, shopsand garage.<br />
bayleys.co.nz/5523573<br />
Tinwald <strong>27</strong>0and 280 Tinwald WesterfieldMayfield Road<br />
8 ha<br />
AskingPrice $635,000 +GST (if any)<br />
View by appointment<br />
Emma Phillips 0<strong>27</strong> 4833110 emma.phillips@bayleys.co.nz<br />
MikePreston 0<strong>27</strong> 430 7041 mike.preston@bayleys.co.nz<br />
WHALANAND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REAACT 2008<br />
Motivated vendors<br />
Areyou ready to seize an opportunity wherethe vendors motivation meets your convenience?Situated close to<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong>, these propertiesare notjust realestate, they're an invitation to embrace arurallifestyle change.The<br />
vendors have strategicallypositioned these properties to offer youthe perfectblend of convenienceand tranquillity.<br />
Areyou ready to seize an opportunity wheremotivation meetsconvenience? Situated close to <strong>Ashburton</strong>,these<br />
propertiesare notjust real estate, they're an invitation to embrace arurallifestylechange.<br />
Thesepropertiescomprise of two eight-hectare bare land blocks, each equippedwithpower at theboundary,<br />
awaiting yourcreative touch. The entrance, accessible fromTinwaldWesterfieldMayfield Road, is adornedwith new<br />
woodengates adding sophistication and security.<br />
bayleys.co.nz/5522975<br />
bayleys.co.nz
OPEN HOME<br />
Methven 29 Patton Street<br />
791 sqm 3 1 2 1 2<br />
Asking Price $799,000<br />
View Sat 11.45am-12.15pm or by appointment<br />
Simon Sharpin 0<strong>27</strong> 631 8087 simon.sharpin@bayleys.co.nz<br />
Rosa Dekker 0<strong>27</strong>4 655 387 rosa.dekker@bayleys.co.nz<br />
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSEDUNDER THE REAACT 2008<br />
Vendors have purchased, must be sold!<br />
Boundary lines are indicativeonly<br />
New build or pre-existing? As soon as you walkin, it’s hard to tell the difference. Originally built ahead of its time, this<br />
property has been architecturally and expertly renovated to suit both ahigh-end investmentproperty and aluxurious<br />
home. The home offers unparalleled character, featuring an exposedsteel beam, aschist fireplace, and originalreused<br />
Oregon wood finishings throughout. The vendors have thoughtfully combined luxury and comfort in every<br />
detail. Be captivated by the beautiful modern kitchen, which boastsalarge 90cm oven, astunning engineered stone<br />
benchtop, and awalk-in pantry. The open-plan living and kitchen areas create aseamless flow, perfect for<br />
entertaining guests or relaxing with family. Downstairs, you'll find acozy bedroom,ideal for guestsorfamilymembers<br />
seeking privacy and convenience.<br />
bayleys.co.nz/5523872<br />
OPEN HOME<br />
Methven 52 South Belt<br />
602 sqm 3 1 2 1<br />
Asking Price $570,000<br />
View Sat 11-11.30am or by appointment<br />
Simon Sharpin 0<strong>27</strong> 631 8087 simon.sharpin@bayleys.co.nz<br />
Rosa Dekker 0<strong>27</strong>4 655 387 rosa.dekker@bayleys.co.nz<br />
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSEDUNDER THE REAACT 2008<br />
Something special on South Belt<br />
Aspacious andfunctional home, perfect forcomfortable living withsignificant renovation having taken place. An<br />
open plan living kitchen and dining space with updatedbenchtops andflooring, the living area is agreat private space<br />
with sliding doors out to the fully fenced section. The bedroomsoffer comfortable accommodation, with both<br />
upstairsbedrooms providing generous spaces and good wardrobes. The upstairs bedroomsare serviced by the fully<br />
renovated bathroom with separate bath and shower and separate toilet room.Lastly, bedroom three provides<br />
versatility with asliding door leading outside, awardrobe, and the option for customization as it currently integrates<br />
with the living area. Adjacentisthe downstairs bathroom,complete with ashower, vanity,and new flooring, along<br />
with aseparate toilet for added privacy.<br />
bayleys.co.nz/5523963<br />
Methven 7MethvenChertsey Road<br />
2 1 1<br />
For Saleoffers invited over $570,000<br />
View by appointment<br />
Rosa Dekker 0<strong>27</strong>4 655 387 rosa.dekker@bayleys.co.nz<br />
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSEDUNDER THE REAACT 2008<br />
Methven central retirement village<br />
Prices starting from$570,000<br />
Introducing yourdream retirement haven at Methven Central, Methven’sfirst RetirementVillage, comprisingofsix<br />
two-bedroombeautiful, modern, high-quality apartments.These wonderful apartments present aunique<br />
opportunity to the people of Methven and surrounds forretirement living. Allsix apartmentsboast lovely openplan<br />
kitchen, living anddining areas with two double bedrooms. Two of the apartmentshave two bathroomsand built in<br />
wardrobes, while the other four offer one bathroom andawalk-in wardrobe. For added comfort during winter, aheat<br />
pump keeps the space cozy.The downstairs apartmentshave beautiful private patio areas while the upstairs<br />
apartments have generous terraces-all with spectacular views of Mt Hutt. Methven Central, as thename suggestsis<br />
located right in the heart of Methven, opposite the medical centre.<br />
bayleys.co.nz/5523803<br />
Methven 15 Carr Street<br />
959 sqm 3 1 1 4<br />
Asking Price $450,000<br />
View by appointment<br />
LivGorman 0<strong>27</strong> 856 4416liv.gorman@bayleys.co.nz<br />
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSEDUNDER THE REAACT 2008<br />
Calling all developers and first homebuyers<br />
Step back in time with this 1945-built character home, boasting three bedroomsand asingle bathroom.Nestled on a<br />
generous 959sqm (more or less)section, amere 10-minute stroll fromMethven Village, it epitomises convenience<br />
andclassic allure.For those who love to tinker, the propertyfeatures both asingle car garage at thefront and athreecar<br />
garage at the back, providing ample space for parking,storage, and any DIYprojectsyou mayhave in mind.<br />
Additionally, there is awoodshed and garden shed, ensuring plenty of room for all your outdoor essentials. With the<br />
potential to subdivide (subject to land survey and council approval), thisproperty presents aunique opportunity for<br />
developers looking to make theirmark in Methven's vibrant real estate scene. Alternatively, it offers an attainablefirst<br />
home for those eager to put their stamp on aproperty and addvalue over time.<br />
bayleys.co.nz/5524018<br />
bayleys.co.nz
Open Homes<br />
SATURDAY 29TH JUNE<br />
63 Cambridge Street, <strong>Ashburton</strong> 9:15 -9:45am 3 1 0 AHB30816<br />
33 Buckleys Terrace, Tinwald 10:00 -10:30am 2 1 2 AHB30813<br />
30 GeoffGeering Drive, <strong>Ashburton</strong> 10:00 -10:30am 4 2 2 AHB30729<br />
35 Geoff Geering Drive, <strong>Ashburton</strong> 10:00 -10:30am 4 2 2 AHB30733<br />
46 Creek Road, <strong>Ashburton</strong> 10:00 -10:30am 3 2 2 AHB30819<br />
22 Strowan Avenue, <strong>Ashburton</strong> 10:45 -11:15am 4 2 2 AHB30709<br />
NewListing/OpenHome<br />
7Mays Lane, Methven 11:00 -11:30am 4 3 2 MVN30094<br />
91 Seafield Road, <strong>Ashburton</strong> 11:00 -11:30am 4 1 2 AHB30785<br />
51 Princes Street,<strong>Ashburton</strong> 11:00 -11:30am 3 1 1 AHB30806<br />
15 Hakatere Drive, Hakatere 11:45 -12:15pm 2 1 0 AHB30625<br />
18 Harrison Street,<strong>Ashburton</strong> 12:00 -12:30pm 3 1 2 AHB30787<br />
112 Taits Road, <strong>Ashburton</strong> 12:00 -12:30pm 3 1 3 AHB30820<br />
118 Company Road, <strong>Ashburton</strong> 12:00 -12:30pm 3 1 2 AHB30742<br />
18 Millibrook Place, Tinwald 1:00 -1:30pm 4 2 2 AHB30784<br />
40 Spaxton Street, Methven 1:00 -1:30pm 3 2 1 MVN30095<br />
19 Charles Street,<strong>Ashburton</strong> 1:00 -1:30pm 3 1 2 AHB30802<br />
95Johnstone Street,Tinwald 1:00 -2:00pm 4 2 4 AHB30823<br />
22 Buchanan Place, <strong>Ashburton</strong> 1:45 -2:15pm 3 2 2 AHB30781<br />
SUNDAY 30TH JUNE<br />
83 Bowen Street, Rakaia 1:00 -1:30pm 4 2 4 MVN30089<br />
18 Harrison Street, <strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
•Three bedroomswith good storage<br />
•Family bathroom<br />
•Separate toilet and Laundry<br />
•Modernised kitchen<br />
•Spacious open plan living areawith access to thewest<br />
facing patio<br />
•Panasonic heat pump andWegj log fire<br />
•Tandem garage, carport with workshop and man cave<br />
•Plentyofoffstreet parking<br />
rwashburton.co.nz/AHB30787<br />
Real Estate Mid Canterbury Property Ltd LICENSED (REAA 2008)<br />
ForSale<br />
$529,000<br />
View<br />
Saturday12:00pm -12:30pm<br />
3 1 2<br />
This property is<br />
proudly marketed by<br />
KimMiller<br />
0<strong>27</strong> 236 86<strong>27</strong><br />
INDUSTRY-EXCLUSIVE SERVICES<br />
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pm.raywhite.com<br />
Contact our Property Management team today<br />
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OpenHome<br />
33 Buckleys Terrace, <strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
2 1 2<br />
•2large double bedroomswith great storage<br />
•Separate bathroom &toilet<br />
•Double internal access garagewith auto door<br />
•Gas fire &floor mounted heat pump<br />
•Open plan living area positioned forthe sun<br />
ForSale<br />
Offers over$499,000<br />
View<br />
Saturday10:00am -10:30am<br />
BruceMcPherson<br />
0<strong>27</strong> 438 4250<br />
Armandvan derEik<br />
021 597 5<strong>27</strong><br />
Open Home<br />
rwashburton.co.nz/AHB30813<br />
Real Estate Mid Canterbury Property Ltd LICENSED (REAA 2008)<br />
95Johnstone Street, Tinwald<br />
4 2 4<br />
OpenHome<br />
40 Spaxton Street, Methven<br />
The streamlined modern kitchen and open plan design<br />
are ideal forentertaining friends and family,while the<br />
lounge/dining area provides aretreat forunwinding<br />
apres-ski and with aheat pump, double glazing and<br />
insulation you’ll staysnug and warm.<br />
ForSale<br />
$730,000<br />
View<br />
Saturday1:00pm -1:30pm<br />
3 2 1<br />
ShirleyFitzgerald<br />
0<strong>27</strong> 220 1528<br />
•Ultimate Lifestyle Farming<br />
•Open plan living, plus separate lounge<br />
•Fourdouble bedrooms, master with ensuite<br />
•Double glazed, heat pump, and acompliant log fire<br />
•Separate office, internal access double garage<br />
•Set on 6hectares close to town with ruralviews<br />
•Additional double garage plusworkshop<br />
•Three baypole shed and two bay pole shed<br />
•All weatherhorse arena and stock race/yards<br />
ForSale<br />
Price guide $1,250,000<br />
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Hampstead 200 Chalmers Avenue<br />
Allenton 14 Middle Road<br />
Open Home<br />
Open Home<br />
Easy care living<br />
This warm, modern, low maintenancetownhouse offers theperfect blendofcomfort and<br />
convenience. The spacious open plan living, kitchen and dining area layout createsawarm<br />
and welcoming atmosphere where youcan enjoythe sunny aspect with family and friends.<br />
With two generous double bedrooms and an additional single bedroom that can easily be<br />
transformed into an office or hobby room, this townhouse adapts to your lifestyle needs<br />
withease. Complete with adouble internal access garage, garden shed and garden areas<br />
to growyour fruit and vegetables, this property is conveniently located close to the<br />
Netherby shopping area.<br />
3 1 1 2<br />
For Sale Buyers $545,000+<br />
View Fri 28 Jun 10.30 -11.00am<br />
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Fully renovatedfamily home<br />
This cherishedfamily home forover23years has been fully renovated andextended over<br />
time,and now it's your chance to call it home!Offeringfour bedrooms,two bathrooms,<br />
kitchendining area with largeseparate lounge andsecondsittingarea, it certainly offers<br />
space for everyone and showcases great indoor-outdoor living. Spacious bedrooms with<br />
single fourth or home office,all offering great storage; stunning familybathroom featuring<br />
freestanding bath and tiledshowerwith rain or pressure options; and master bedroom<br />
features large ensuite bathroom and its own private deck. Double glazedthroughout,<br />
brand newlog fire.<br />
4 2 1 2<br />
For Sale Buyers $625,000+<br />
View Fri 28 Jun 11.00 -11.30am<br />
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Allenton 21 Middle Road<br />
Open Home<br />
Tinwald 149 HarlandStreet<br />
Open Home<br />
Your Spacious Home Awaits<br />
This spacious 5-bedroom, 2-bathroomproperty is theepitome of modern family living.<br />
Freshly adorned with brand newcarpet and arejuvenating coat of paint, this home is<br />
ready for you to add your personal touch and make it your own.With two bathrooms, you<br />
can enjoy privacy and flexibility, especially duringbusy mornings or whenguests visit. No<br />
more queuing for thebathroom or rushing to get ready when youhave two well-appointed<br />
spaces available. Someofthe standout features of this property is theversatility of the5th<br />
bedroom,which presents the perfect opportunity to create aconvenient second living area<br />
or ahome office.<br />
5 2 1 2<br />
For Sale Buyers $550,000+<br />
View Fri 28 Jun 11.15 -11.45am<br />
Web pb.co.nz/AU1023<strong>27</strong><br />
Morethan meets the eye<br />
This 4bedroom brick residenceoffers spacious livingwith an open plan layoutheated by a<br />
pelletfire and heat pump.Updated kitchenand bathroom form part of avery spacious<br />
250sqm home.Park with ease in the tandemgarage thestep on thru to theback yard<br />
which features an inground pool and alarge hot house. Fruit treesand alarge henhouse<br />
help give some element of self sufficiency. Located just astone'sthrow away from the<br />
Tinwald School, convenience meets comfort in this familyfriendlyneighborhood. Don't<br />
miss out on this opportunity- schedule aviewing today.<br />
4 1 1 2<br />
For Sale $595,000<br />
View Fri 28 Jun 11.30 -12.00pm<br />
Web pb.co.nz/AU180963<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> 21 Havelock Street<br />
Open Home<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> 97 Winter Street<br />
Open Home<br />
Arare find<br />
Welcome to 21 Havelock Street, astunning architecturally designed townhouse, where<br />
modern elegance meets ultimate convenience. Situated in aprime location, this residence<br />
is just ashort stroll fromtownand the EA Networks Complex andalso close to town,<br />
making it perfect forthose whoappreciate easy accesstoamenities and activities. The<br />
heartofthe home features aspacious open plan kitchen, dining, and living area. Two sets<br />
of bi-fold doorsopen to aprivate outdoorspace, perfect forentertaining guests or enjoying<br />
quiet moments in the sun. Thehome is thoughtfully designed with twodistinct wings,<br />
perfect forhosting guests.<br />
2 2 1 2+<br />
For Sale Buyers $770,000+<br />
View Sat 29 Jun 10.00 -10.30am<br />
Web pb.co.nz/AU184769<br />
Unbeatable location<br />
Architecturally designed split level3bedroom home with theexposed beams adding real<br />
charactertothe sun filled living areas. The main bedroom has ensuite,add to this asuper<br />
sized bathroom, separate laundry and modern kitchen this home is super functional. Solar<br />
panels allows the feed of powerback into the grid. When you talk location then this home<br />
ranks right up there with the best. Virtually across theroadfrom thedomain, handyto<br />
town, anumber of primary schools, <strong>Ashburton</strong> College, theHospital andsports/swimming<br />
complex.Just to name afew. Situated on acornersection of 1019sqm with garagingfor 3.<br />
3 2 2 2<br />
For Sale Buyers $700,000+<br />
View Sat 29 Jun 10.30 -11.00am<br />
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Tinwald 3Kelburn Place<br />
Open Home<br />
Allenton 38B Cross Street<br />
Open Home<br />
Like brand new<br />
Welcome to your dream home in avibrant new subdivision!Thisfour-year-old gem offers<br />
the perfect blend of modern comfort and timelesselegance. Step into aspacious<br />
entranceway that leads seamlessly to theheartofthe home -the kitchen with ample<br />
storage, agenerous island bench andwalk-in pantry, ideal for culinary enthusiasts and<br />
entertainers.Stay cosy yearround with acompliant logfireinthe living areaplus aheat<br />
pump in thedining area and additional heat pump in thehallway. Entertain effortlessly<br />
with sliding doors opening to asun-drenched patio, perfectfor al fresco dining or soaking<br />
up the sunshine.<br />
3 2 1 2<br />
For Sale Buyers $775,000+<br />
View Sat 29 Jun 10.45 -11.15am<br />
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Style+comfort =dream home<br />
This modern two-bedroom townhouse is tuckedaway down aquiet back section. An openplan<br />
kitchen, dining, and living area is heated by aheat pump.Aranch slider opens out to a<br />
private patio, ideal for entertaining or relaxing in thesun.Down thehall, you'llfindalarge<br />
family bathroom equippedwitheverything you need -abath, shower, toilet, andvanity.<br />
The two spacious bedrooms both feature built-in wardrobes.One bedroom even hasits<br />
own ranch slider that opens up to the outdoors, providingseamless indoor-outdoor living.<br />
Off the spacious entryway you willfind aconvenient storage cupboard and separatetoilet<br />
with ahand basin.<br />
2 1 1 1<br />
For Sale Buyers $495,000+<br />
View Sat 29 Jun 10.45 -11.15am<br />
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Hampstead 47Chalmers Avenue<br />
Netherby 23 Geoff Geering Drive<br />
OpenHome<br />
OpenHome<br />
Somany options<br />
Discover the perfectblend of style and comfortinthismeticulouslyrenovatedand double<br />
glazed two-bedroom townhouse, an ideal investment opportunity, firsthome, or haven for<br />
aprofessionalcouple or those seeking apeacefulretirement retreat. Enjoy theheart of<br />
modern living with abrand-new kitchen withacaptivatingviewupthe street.The dining<br />
and living room is alovely room which seamlessly extends to aprivatepatiothrough<br />
sliders,creating an inviting indoor-outdoorflow. Both bedroomsofferample storage aswell<br />
as great hallway storage.<br />
2 1 1 1<br />
For Sale Buyers$485,000+<br />
View Sat 29Jun 11.30-12.00pm<br />
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Space for everyone<br />
Be impressed by this spacious family home on arear section. At theheart of this home is a<br />
stunning central kitchen,perfectly positioned to overlook thelivingand diningarea,<br />
warmed by acozylog burner. Need abit of quiet time? Retreat to theseparatelounge,<br />
where aheatpump ensures year-roundcomfort. Step through theranchsliders from either<br />
livingareaand discover theperfectoutdoor patio for entertainingorrelaxinginyour<br />
private, well-fencedbackyard. Four double bedrooms caterfor allthe family members. The<br />
spacious master bedroom is your personalretreat, complete with awalk-in robe and a<br />
luxurious ensuite.<br />
4 2 2 2<br />
For Sale Buyers $765,000+<br />
View Sat 29 Jun 11.30-12.00pm<br />
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Netherby 47 Braebrook Drive<br />
OpenHome<br />
Netherby 55 PrincesStreet<br />
OpenHome<br />
Entertainers delight<br />
Discover this stunning home in the highly sought-after Braebrooksubdivision.The property<br />
featuresabright and sunny kitchen, dining, and livingareawithastudy nook,perfect for<br />
work or relaxation. This space seamlessly leads toaseparate lounge,providing ampleroom<br />
for entertaining or unwinding. Both the living area and theloungeopen out to aprivate<br />
outdoor area. The homeiswell-insulated, double glazed,and boasts efficient heating via a<br />
heat pump and gas fire, ensuring comfortinall seasons. It offers four spacious double<br />
bedroomswith built-in robes, includingagenerousmaster suitewithawalk-inrobe and an<br />
ensuite.<br />
4 2 2 2<br />
For Sale Buyers$749,000+<br />
View Sat 29Jun 12.15-12.45pm<br />
Web pb.co.nz/AU181215<br />
Practical andcomfortable<br />
Open-plan kitchen,dining, andlivingarea, completewithaheat pump andlog burner for<br />
year-round comfort. Thishomeboaststhree generous bedrooms, eachwith ample<br />
wardrobe space, including aparticularlylarge main bedroom. An added bonus is thecosy<br />
sunroom, perfectfor relaxing with agood book. Therefreshed bathroomfeatures ashower<br />
over the bath, amodernvanity, and atoilet. Convenienceiskey with aseparate laundry<br />
situated just offthe kitchen.Outside you'll findaspacious garden shed,idealfor storing<br />
your lawnmowerand other outdoor equipment and an easy-caresection that is fenced,<br />
perfect forpet owners.<br />
3+ 1 1<br />
ForSale Buyers$428,000+<br />
View Sat 29 Jun 12.45-1.15pm<br />
Web pb.co.nz/AU179052<br />
Lake Hood 23 Torbay Avenue<br />
Tinwald 2Millichamp Street<br />
OpenHome<br />
Perfect positioning<br />
This immaculate double glazed propertynestled inatranquil cul-de-sac offers aserene<br />
canal-side lifestyle at LakeHood. Enjoy the convenienceofanorth-facing orientation,<br />
ensuringplenty of natural light throughout theday.Step inside to discoveraspacious<br />
layout featuring awide hallway leading to adelightfulkitchen boasting engineered stone<br />
benchtops andample storage. The sunny dining and living areas, alongwithaseparate<br />
lounge, open seamlessly to the simple landscapedwaterfrontsection through sliding doors.<br />
Heating is by way of aheat pump.<br />
4 2 2 2<br />
For Sale Buyers$895,000+<br />
View Sat 29Jun 1.30 -2.00pm<br />
Web pb.co.nz/AU180040<br />
Spaciousfamily home<br />
Step into this spacious four-bedroom home, nestled on acornersection in adesirable<br />
neighbourhood. Thismodernised residence offersanattractive living experience, built to<br />
capture thesun and the living spaces open to an attractive courtyardfor outdoorliving and<br />
entertaining. There arefour generouslysized bedrooms providingample space for the<br />
whole family or guestsand the master bedroom featuresawalk-in robe and spacious<br />
ensuite.The home boasts modernised kitchen,bathroom andensuite areas and has been<br />
partially double glazed.<br />
4 2 2 2<br />
For Sale Buyers $620,000+<br />
View By appointment<br />
Web pb.co.nz/AU179770<br />
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Willowby 241 Grahams Road<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> 33 Farmstead Lane<br />
Open Home<br />
Auction<br />
2.0 ha -Hidden treasure<br />
Discover theperfect blend of classic charm and contemporary luxury in this immaculately<br />
renovated 1960's double glazed home. Boasting high-quality fittings and stylish design,<br />
thenew kitchen features astone bench, Rangemaster twin oven and walk-in pantry. The<br />
dining and living areas showcase bi-fold doors,seamlesslyopening to aprivate elevated<br />
deck. With four double bedrooms, achic new bathroomwith afreestanding bath and two<br />
separate toilets with handbasins, this home caters to comfort. Additionalhighlights<br />
include ducted air conditioning, some under floor heating, log fire, attic storage and a<br />
separatelaundry.<br />
4 1 1 2<br />
For Sale Buyers $970,000+<br />
View Sat 29 Jun 10.00 -10.30am<br />
Web pb.co.nz/AL177429<br />
8.62 ha -AnEnglish rose<br />
Welcome to Riversdale Homestead,where timeless elegance meetsmodern charm. This<br />
stunning home was built in the 1880's and is listedunder the New ZealandHistoric Places<br />
Trust as aCategory 2site. It has been renovated to an exceptionallyhigh standard while<br />
keeping its original character intact.<br />
Setamidst lush English-style trees on 8.6 ha, it's adream forequine enthusiasts with its<br />
arena, stables, and post &rail paddocks or you coulduse as aprivate weddingorcorporate<br />
venue with it's commercial zoning.<br />
Our vendors have purchased andare motivatedtosee new people enjoy this very special<br />
property.<br />
4 2 2 3<br />
Auction 3.00pm, Thu1st Aug, <strong>2024</strong>,<br />
(unlesssoldprior)<br />
View By appointment<br />
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Mount Somers 169 <strong>Ashburton</strong> Gorge Road<br />
Pleasant Point 203 Robinson Road<br />
Mt Somers home &lifestyle-6753m2<br />
Searching for acomplete family home and lifestyle package in an affordable value range,<br />
then this is agolden opportunity. Situated close to the vibrant Mt Somers village at the<br />
gateway to the<strong>Ashburton</strong>Gorge area known for its scenery, lakes and numerous outdoor<br />
activities including fishing, hunting and walks. Featuringawell presented 250m2<br />
3-bedroom +office, family home with plenty of character andrecentrenovations including<br />
new Coloursteel roof, internal/external painting and fencing. Two heat pump's, wood<br />
burner (wetback), well insulated and double glazing make this an efficient warm family<br />
home.<br />
3 1 2 2<br />
For Sale Buyers $680,000+<br />
View By appointment<br />
Web pb.co.nz/AL180720<br />
81.54 Strategic acquisition or first farm<br />
At 81.54 ha this is awell presentedlandholding currently managedfor lamb finishingand<br />
intensive arable production plus ability for cattle grazing. This is an idealunit for addition<br />
to largerfarm units or stations for finishing, hoggetblock or feed production or as a<br />
heifer/carryoverorcut &carry option for dairy farms. Well fenced with own electricity<br />
supply excellent access land to all paddocks make this an efficient, easily managedunit.<br />
Good range of sheds, woolshed and yards with great aspect also make this property<br />
suitable for building ahome andasuccession or retirement opportunity.<br />
For Sale By Negotiation<br />
View By appointment<br />
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<strong>Ashburton</strong> 361 Hinds Highway<br />
Allenton 15 Methven Highway<br />
20 ha -Unique lifestyle &business<br />
We are privileged to present this well presented 20haproperty combining aunique and<br />
quality range of improvements and business infrastructurefor owners to live,work and<br />
play.Starting with established access onto and offState Highway 1the site is perfect for<br />
marketing and promotionofyour business.<br />
ABilly Thomas designed three bedroom plus sunroom family home that has been<br />
modernised to ahigh specificationsurrounded by an Englishstyle landscaped garden<br />
sanctuary.Averyhigh qualityseparate office/garage/self-contained flat (approx. 207m2)<br />
enables the new owner to work from home.<br />
4 1 2 2<br />
For Sale By Negotiation +GST (if any)<br />
View By appointment<br />
Web pb.co.nz/AL181723<br />
Unlimited options!<br />
Positionedonthe edge of NW <strong>Ashburton</strong> this is auniqueopportunity to secureayard with<br />
multiple shedsand land to furtherdevelop. The private yardisaccessedoff Methven<br />
Highway and presents the spaceand room for several options including contractors base,<br />
storage, lifestyle or business base. Including four large storage sheds, office, concrete and<br />
metalledparking area plus grazing land. Agolden investmentopportunity to securea<br />
landholding on the <strong>Ashburton</strong> town boundary with existingshed space, storage and<br />
parking. Well situated for anumber of potential uses allowingthe the owner or tenant to<br />
go about their business.<br />
For Sale By Negotiation<br />
View By appointment<br />
Web pb.co.nz/AL180220<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> 985 Winters Road<br />
Staveley 3297 <strong>Ashburton</strong> Staveley Road<br />
197.15 ha -Land of opportunity<br />
Located in thehighly regardedSeafield-Pendarves farming area, 24km from <strong>Ashburton</strong>, we<br />
are privileged to offerfor sale this significant 197.15 halandholding. Heldinfamily<br />
ownership forover acentury,aunique opportunity presents itself for strategic acquisition<br />
of this title and farming unit.The farm has atraditional farm management history of<br />
sheep breeding and finishing lambs on mixed pastures with winter/summergreenfeedand<br />
lucerne. With current infrastructure the property is not overcapitalised which along with<br />
universal Lismore soils provide the platform forsimple conversion or development to any<br />
futureland use.<br />
Tender closes 12.00pm, Wed17th Jul,<br />
<strong>2024</strong>, Property Brokers, <strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
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Web pb.co.nz/AR184501<br />
Stunning Staveley lifestyle<br />
Discoverthe epitome of modern family living in this stunning four bedroom home, nestled<br />
in the vibrant Mid Canterbury foothills rural community of Staveley.Featuringbreathtaking<br />
mountain views and apeaceful,private way of life to enjoy thequintessential "Kiwi"<br />
lifestyle. Stepinto a2003 built home with open plan livingthat seamlesslyconnectsthe<br />
kitchen, dining/lounge, office or potential 5th bedroom andseparate lounge with thelarge<br />
outdoor patio. Large double bedrooms with built in robes,master with ensuite,generous<br />
main bathroom, plenty of storage options and generousdouble garage with laundry.<br />
4 2 2 2<br />
For Sale Price on Application<br />
View By appointment<br />
Web pb.co.nz/AL177026<br />
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RURAL | LIFESTYLE | RESIDENTIAL<br />
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT<br />
NEW LISTING<br />
NEW LISTING<br />
TINWALD 63 George Street<br />
Great Investment Opportunity!<br />
Secure asteady investment with this charmingred<br />
brick home in Tinwald's westside,offering afixed<br />
tenancyuntil February 2025 andaconsistent rental<br />
income of $450 per week.The property boasts<br />
reliable tenants who have lovingly personalised their<br />
space, making it an ideal addition toyourrental<br />
portfolio. Enjoy the benefits of open-plan living, a<br />
compliant log fire andheat pump for year-round<br />
comfort, spacious kitchen perfect for family<br />
gatherings,and three generously sizedbedrooms<br />
add to the homes appeal.Single garage with<br />
anattached workshop andlow maintenance section.<br />
$429,000<br />
VIEW<br />
11.00-11.30am, Saturday29<strong>June</strong><br />
Sue Prendergast<br />
M 0<strong>27</strong> 322 8422<br />
ALLENTON 6Andrew Street<br />
Hot Listing -Westside Allenton!<br />
• Super sunny andwarmhome<br />
• Well heated with option of cosylog burner or<br />
heat pump for comfort<br />
• Generousopen plan living andawell appointed<br />
modernkitchen<br />
• Internalaccess from garage<br />
• Convenience of bathplus shower<br />
• Fully fenced and private section with ample off<br />
street parking for caravan,boat or extravehicles<br />
• Thisproperty will be in hot demand at offers<br />
over $539,000<br />
• Urgent inspection recommended<br />
ENQUIRIES OVER $539,000<br />
VIEW<br />
10.00-10.30am, Saturday 29 <strong>June</strong><br />
Stephen Watson<br />
M 0<strong>27</strong> 433 9695<br />
pggwre.co.nz/ASH39798<br />
pggwre.co.nz/ASH39828<br />
NEW LISTING<br />
NETHERBY<br />
ALLENTON<br />
29 Brucefield Ave<br />
Sought after Residential Czonedsection handyto<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong>'s amenities. Two outbuildingsatrear of<br />
property. Wakanui creek runs through frontthirdof<br />
section. Options here for the astute buyer.<br />
$149,500<br />
VIEW By Appointment Only<br />
Stephen Watson |M0<strong>27</strong> 433 9695<br />
119 Harrison Street<br />
Fantastic opportunityfor firsthomebuyers or<br />
investors. Double glazed throughout with sunny<br />
spacious open plan living. Twotoilets,excellent<br />
outdoor living and asinglegarage.<br />
ENQUIRIES OVER $475,000<br />
VIEW By Appointment Only<br />
Stephen Watson |M0<strong>27</strong> 433 9695<br />
pggwre.co.nz/ASH39796<br />
pggwre.co.nz/ASH39689<br />
NETHERBY<br />
28 Kitchener Street<br />
Athree bedroom home situated close to amenities.<br />
Extensive double glazing, easy caresection with<br />
ample parking. An excellent opportunity for an<br />
investororfirst home buyer. Priced to sell!Bequick!<br />
$335,000<br />
VIEW By Appointment Only<br />
Stephen Watson |M0<strong>27</strong> 433 9695<br />
ELGIN<br />
Lot 2-148 Wakanui Road<br />
3245m2 (subject to survey and councilconsent)<br />
lifestyleblock zonedResidentialDwhichpresents an<br />
idyllicrural lifestylewhilebeing close to <strong>Ashburton</strong>.<br />
ENQUIRIES OVER $289,000<br />
VIEW By Appointment Only<br />
Deb Roberts |M021 0752 180<br />
Stephen Watson |M0<strong>27</strong> 433 9695<br />
HAMPSTEAD 22 BeachRoad<br />
Quaint Cottage, Enormous Opportunity<br />
An awesome opportunity here forafirst homebuyer<br />
to enter the property market. This sunny<br />
weatherboard cottageispositioned in agreat<br />
location, the two big bedrooms and family bathroom<br />
are accessed off the sunlit lounge,and the open plan<br />
kitchen/dining room hasbeen refurbished with new<br />
flooring andtimberbenchtops. The large sectionis<br />
fully fenced andiscomplete with large single garage,<br />
chickenhouse,dog run,woodshed and orchard, plus<br />
plenty of off-street parking.Infact,everything anew<br />
home-owner needs! Vendor invites alloffers to be<br />
received by 1pm Tuesday23rd July.<br />
$379,000<br />
VIEW<br />
By AppointmentOnly<br />
Lyz Palmer<br />
M 0<strong>27</strong> 215 9813<br />
Jeff Donaldson<br />
M 0<strong>27</strong> 265 1290<br />
pggwre.co.nz/ASH39283<br />
pggwre.co.nz/ASH39664<br />
pggwre.co.nz/TIM39836<br />
PGG Wrig s ,licensed under REAA 2008<br />
Calvin Leen<br />
Helping growthe country<br />
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M 0<strong>27</strong> 453 0950<br />
M0<strong>27</strong> 432 4028<br />
M0<strong>27</strong> 265 1290<br />
M021 0283 8791<br />
M021918 233<br />
M0<strong>27</strong> 801 2888<br />
Stephen Watson<br />
Lifestyle &Residential<br />
M0<strong>27</strong> 433 9695<br />
Deb Roberts<br />
Residential &Lifestyle<br />
M021075 2180<br />
Cayla Collins<br />
Residential &Lifestyle<br />
M0<strong>27</strong> 341 0949<br />
Sue Prendergast<br />
Lifestyle&Residential<br />
and Property Manager<br />
M0<strong>27</strong> 322 8422<br />
RobynLeggett<br />
Property Manager<br />
M0<strong>27</strong> 214 3870<br />
DebJolly<br />
Administrator<br />
B03308 6173<br />
PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited,licensed under theREAA2008<br />
Helping grow thecountry
RURAL | LIFESTYLE | RESIDENTIAL<br />
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT<br />
NEW LISTING<br />
ASHBURTON 156 Goughs Crossing Road<br />
Pivot Irrigated Intensive Dairy Support Unit<br />
103ha dairy support unit, located 30km inland of<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong>. Strong soils with high natural rainfall and<br />
complemented by 40 L/sec of BCIIrrigation.<br />
Irrigated via two large pivots (79ha) and remainder<br />
via mix of fixed grid/K-Line (13.5ha). ALU permits<br />
49.2ha winter feed, wintering1050 cows and 500<br />
R1/R2yr. Well subdivided, good access,cattle yards<br />
and supplement storage area. Renovated and<br />
modern four bedroom plus storage room house with<br />
multiple living areas. Nlosstowater 65 kg N/ha/year<br />
withAgrade audit, completedinMarch <strong>2024</strong>.<br />
DEADLINE PRIVATE TREATY<br />
Plus GST (if any)<br />
(Unless Sold Prior)<br />
Closes 12.00pm, Wednesday 10 July<br />
Dan van der Salm<br />
M 021 918 233<br />
LAURISTON 685Winchmore Lauriston Road<br />
Winchmore Dairy Support -62.34ha<br />
Winchmore Lauriston road is renowned for being<br />
one of the most desirable areastofarm within the<br />
Mid Canterbury area given itsversatile soil,<br />
convenient location to transport and farm supply<br />
along with the favourable ALIL water scheme giving<br />
drought proof security. Situated in the heart of Mid<br />
Canterbury, this 62.34-hectare dairysupport farm<br />
stands as atestament to agricultural excellence in<br />
one of NZsmost sought after regions. Boasting three<br />
pivots, twohousesand acomprehensiveselection of<br />
sheds. Aprompted inspection for the astute farmer<br />
or investor is highly recommended.<br />
ASKING PRICE $3,740,000<br />
Plus GST(if any)<br />
VIEW<br />
By AppointmentOnly<br />
Jeff Donaldson<br />
M 0<strong>27</strong> 265 1290<br />
Dan van der Salm<br />
M 021 918 233<br />
pggwre.co.nz/ASH39767<br />
pggwre.co.nz/ASH39721<br />
EIFFELTON 1742 Grahams Road<br />
Enchanting Lifestyle Property<br />
Embark on atransformative journey withthe next chapter<br />
in your life! Uncover the hidden gems of this enchanting<br />
lifestyle property, where endless possibilities await those<br />
with akeen vision. Situated just 18km from <strong>Ashburton</strong> this<br />
3.67ha haven beckonswithamodern,open plan three<br />
bedroom home.The property also boasts a3bay hay shed<br />
and an orchard of fruit trees andberrybushes.<br />
PRICE BY NEGOTIATION<br />
VIEW<br />
By Appointment Only<br />
Jeff Donaldson | M 0<strong>27</strong> 265 1290<br />
Lyz Palmer | M 0<strong>27</strong> 215 9813<br />
pggwre.co.nz/ASH38756<br />
MOUNT SOMERS<br />
70 Hoods Road<br />
The Mt Somers tavern presents alucrative investment<br />
opportunity in arapidly growing area. The sizeable<br />
4047sqm of land presents potential subdivision<br />
opportunities. Call today to view.<br />
$590,000 Plus GST (if any)<br />
VIEW By Appointment Only<br />
Jeff Donaldson |M0<strong>27</strong> 265 1290<br />
MAYFIELD<br />
1992 Arundel Rakaia Gorge Road<br />
More than just adining establishment, Cafe Mayfield<br />
stands as athriving community cornerstone, offering a<br />
unique business opportunity that has been nurtured<br />
within the same family for over three decades.<br />
ENQUIRIES OVER $790,000 Plus GST (if any)<br />
VIEW By Appointment Only<br />
Jeff Donaldson |M0<strong>27</strong> 265 1290<br />
ALLENTON 221 Methven Highway<br />
You Need to See This!<br />
221 Methven Highwayepitomizes the quintessential<br />
lifestyle property, offering aharmoniousblend of<br />
rural serenity andmodern comfort.Its meticulously<br />
maintained residence, picturesquegrounds and<br />
convenient location make it acompelling investment<br />
opportunity.<br />
Situated approximately 2km from the <strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
town boundary this 3.22ha lifestyle property offers a<br />
three bedroom, two bathroom home, afourbay<br />
shed with power and fenced paddock with stock<br />
water available via ahydrant system.<br />
Contactmetoday for more information and to view.<br />
PRICE BY NEGOTIATION<br />
VIEW<br />
By AppointmentOnly<br />
Jeff Donaldson<br />
M 0<strong>27</strong> 265 1290<br />
pggwre.co.nz/ASH39579<br />
pggwre.co.nz/ASH38899<br />
pggwre.co.nz/ASH39546<br />
PGG Wrig s ,licensed under REAA 2008<br />
Calvin Leen<br />
Helpinggrow the country<br />
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JeffDonaldson<br />
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M 0<strong>27</strong> 453 0950<br />
M0<strong>27</strong> 432 4028<br />
M0<strong>27</strong> 265 1290<br />
M021 0283 8791<br />
M021 918 233<br />
M0<strong>27</strong> 801 2888<br />
Stephen Watson<br />
Lifestyle &Residential<br />
M0<strong>27</strong> 433 9695<br />
Deb Roberts<br />
Residential &Lifestyle<br />
M021 075 2180<br />
Cayla Collins<br />
Residential &Lifestyle<br />
M0<strong>27</strong> 341 0949<br />
Sue Prendergast<br />
Lifestyle &Residential<br />
and Property Manager<br />
M0<strong>27</strong> 322 8422<br />
RobynLeggett<br />
Property Manager<br />
M0<strong>27</strong> 214 3870<br />
DebJolly<br />
Administrator<br />
B03308 6173<br />
PGG Wrightson Real EstateLimited,licensedunderthe REAA2008<br />
Helping growthe country
<strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
OFF MARKET<br />
LISTING<br />
4+ 2 4<br />
-Large 4bedroom home with multiple<br />
living areas &afloor size of 357m2<br />
-1bathroom &sep toilet upstairs<br />
-Sep Toilet, sep shower &sep basin<br />
downstairs<br />
-Swimming pool<br />
-Multiple Large sheds 550m2<br />
(Approximate)<br />
-Sheep yards<br />
-Olive Orchard<br />
-3phase power<br />
-2titles 2.64 hectares 5paddocks<br />
-Asking price of$1,425,000<br />
Agent<br />
Debbie Simmons 0<strong>27</strong> 282 8777<br />
OPEN HOME<br />
80 PAGES ROAD 4 2 2<br />
HOUSE OF THE YEAR 2ND PLACE 2000<br />
Nestled amongst other high-calibre homes in the<br />
picturesque & quiet Pages Road, you can have<br />
the best of both worlds -asecluded hideaway for<br />
you &your family -with the bonus ofbeing close<br />
to town. Timeless elegance &classic design blend<br />
seamlessly in this impressive home. Family or<br />
guests can relax in front of afeature pond with the<br />
stream running along the boundary with arural<br />
ambience.<br />
For Sale Buyer Enquiry Over $799,000<br />
View Saturday 10.00 -10.30am<br />
ljhooker.co.nz/AXHYK<br />
Agent<br />
Julie Srhoy 021 354 885<br />
OPEN HOME<br />
54 HAVELOCK STREET 2 1 1<br />
UNLOCK YOUR ALLENTON DREAM<br />
This 100 sqm haven boasts 2 spacious<br />
bedrooms and an open-plan living area<br />
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storage, it’s got all the essentials covered,<br />
including the luxury of no shared areas,<br />
ensuring your privacy is paramount. Don’t<br />
wait-your dream home is here!<br />
For Sale Offers Over$389,000<br />
View Saturday 11.00 -11.30am<br />
ljhooker.co.nz/B7HYK<br />
Agent<br />
Manu Otene 022 308 6885<br />
NEW MARKET PRICE | OPEN HOME<br />
1/29 MCMILLAN STREET 2 1 1<br />
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION<br />
This wonderful sunny, neat & cosy home<br />
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essential amenities, Opuke Thermal Hot<br />
Pools &Spa, Mt Hutt ski field, Mt Hutt bike<br />
park, Mt Hutt Forest Loop, Rakaia Gorge<br />
walkway, Washpen Falls &much more.<br />
For Sale Offers Over$425,000<br />
View Saturday 11.30am -12.00pm<br />
ljhooker.co.nz/BKHYK<br />
Agent<br />
Julie Srhoy 021 354 885<br />
SBD CLOSING | OPEN HOME<br />
22A COX STREET 3 1 2<br />
TOWNHOUSE TREASURE IN PRIME LOCATION!<br />
Welcome to your new happy place! This<br />
charming townhouse is a dream come true,<br />
perfectly nestled in aprime location that’s just<br />
ahop, skip, &ajump away from everything you<br />
need! 3cozy bdrms, plenty of room for the whole<br />
family or afew flatmates. Deadline sale closes<br />
on Thursday, 4th of July, <strong>2024</strong> (unless sold prior).<br />
For Sale Offers Over$549,000<br />
View Saturday 11.45am -12.15pm<br />
ljhooker.co.nz/BNHYK<br />
Agent<br />
Manu Otene 022 308 6885<br />
UNDER CONSTRUCTION |OPENHOME<br />
2MCKAIN LANE 3 2 2<br />
AMASTERPIECE OFMODERN LIVING<br />
This 3-bdrm marvel weaves together<br />
the kitchen, dining, & lounge areas into<br />
an expansive o/p masterpiece. From the<br />
wide entranceway, adorned with ample<br />
storage, to the seamless integration<br />
of indoor & outdoor spaces, “Pippa” is<br />
designed todelight.<br />
For Sale Offers Over$650,000<br />
View Saturday 12.30 -1.00pm<br />
ljhooker.co.nz/BBHYK<br />
Agent<br />
Manu Otene 022 308 6885<br />
SECTION FOR SALE<br />
5WESTVIEW DRIVE<br />
YOUR DREAM CANVAS AWAITS YOU<br />
Imagine a life where your backyard stretches<br />
beyond the horizon, offering over 4,320m² of<br />
potential for your dream lifestyle. The canvas<br />
of your future awaits, nestled in the outskirts<br />
of Tinwald, ready for the masterpiece you’re<br />
set to create. Here, space isn’t just aluxury; it’s<br />
the gateway to your personal oasis, where the<br />
design of your home reflects the zenith ofyour<br />
aspirations.<br />
For Sale Offers Over $289,000<br />
View By Appointment<br />
ljhooker.co.nz/B9HYK<br />
Agent<br />
Manu Otene 022 308 6885<br />
SECTION FOR SALE<br />
Lot 41946 ARNOLD VALLEY RD<br />
AUNIQUE OPPORTUNITY<br />
Spanning over 1.419 hectares, this expansive<br />
land provides ample space for you to bring<br />
your vision to life. Whether you are looking<br />
to create a private sanctuary, establish a<br />
hobby farm, or simply enjoy the tranquility of<br />
thesurroundings, thisproperty offers endless<br />
possibilities. Situated in the heart of Moana/<br />
Lake Brunner, you will be surrounded by<br />
breathtaking natural landscapes.<br />
For Sale $345,000<br />
View<br />
By Appointment<br />
ljhooker.co.nz/A4HYK<br />
Manu Otene 022 308 6885<br />
1425 LAKE BRUNNER ROAD 3 1 -<br />
DISCOVER SERENITY &SPLENDOR<br />
Sprawling across a generous 8000m²,<br />
divided into 2 titles, this haven offers not<br />
only spacious living with 2-3 bdrms but<br />
also atreasure trove of facilities. Imagine a<br />
practical carport,avast 2Bay shed,asingle<br />
bay shed, & a workshop - perfect for all<br />
your storage, hobbies, &creative pursuits.<br />
For Sale Offers Over $399,000<br />
View By Appointment<br />
ljhooker.co.nz/AMHYK<br />
Agent<br />
Manu Otene 022 308 6885<br />
LOT 14/23 TREVORS ROAD 3 2 2<br />
LUXURY ONTHE AIRSTRIP<br />
Ahome with ahistory as rich as its design!<br />
Inspired byNick’s family’s Kiwifruit Orchard,<br />
this place is ripe for the picking! Situated in<br />
acozy 500m2 section, this place isn’t just<br />
built,it’s crafted with theAirstrip design that<br />
promises more than just aroof over your<br />
head.<br />
SOLD SOLD SOLD<br />
View<br />
ljhooker.co.nz/B5HYK<br />
Agent<br />
Manu Otene 022 308 6885<br />
Stephen Robertson<br />
Principal<br />
0<strong>27</strong>4 731 112<br />
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NEWS<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> <strong>Courier</strong>, <strong>June</strong> <strong>27</strong>, <strong>2024</strong><br />
51<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> County Lions Club<br />
<strong>June</strong> meeting report. President Janet<br />
welcomed members and partners, DG Garth<br />
Bateup and Christine, PCC Neil Blake, Barry<br />
Kirwan, and visitors from the <strong>Ashburton</strong>,<br />
Pakeke, Rakaia, Methven, Hinds &Mayfield<br />
Lions Clubs to the 37th Annual Change of<br />
Officers meeting. Apologies were accepted.<br />
Lion Fern proposed a toast to Lions International,<br />
Lion Carolyn replied.<br />
Lion Lynda said Grace and everyone<br />
enjoyed anice meal and fellowship with fellow<br />
Lions, after which Barry Kirwan entertained us,<br />
everyone enjoying his singing.<br />
President Janet gave her annual report.<br />
The club had had agood year, with lots of<br />
fun and fellowship, interesting speakers at our<br />
tea meetings, many social occasions, and<br />
community service.<br />
The club had raised and donated $30,400<br />
to many Lions projects and local charities<br />
during the year.<br />
President Janet thanked club members<br />
and the community for the support in all we do<br />
as aclub.<br />
She wished Incoming president Nicky all<br />
the best for the year ahead.<br />
Lion Fern then presented to Lion Jill, the<br />
Blake Trophy for the club Quiet Achiever<br />
Award –awell deserved award Jill.<br />
DG Garth presented Lion Fern Blake with<br />
the Lions Melvin Jones Award in recognition of<br />
her long service to the Lions organisation,<br />
holding many positions at club, zone and<br />
district level over many years, being district<br />
governor at one stage. Congratulations Fern.<br />
PCC Neil Blake then inducted incoming<br />
president Nicky and her new board for the<br />
<strong>2024</strong>/2025 year. President Nicky thanked her<br />
new board members for accepting aposition<br />
on the board and she thanked past president<br />
Janet for her leadership and friendship during<br />
the past Lions year.<br />
There were nine lucky raffle prize winners<br />
and the Tailtwisters brought the evening to a<br />
close with their usual fining of members for<br />
any recent misdemeanours.<br />
During the month members had assisted<br />
with daycare driving, Meals on Wheels and<br />
went to the movies. The committees each had<br />
afinal social function before the changeover.<br />
The club donated $1000 from the proceeds<br />
of the recent Mother’s Day raffle to the<br />
local Riding for the Disabled group, and $1800<br />
raised from the Mahjong tournament was<br />
donated to the <strong>Ashburton</strong> Hospice.<br />
Mid Canterbury Central Friendship<br />
Club<br />
<strong>June</strong> meeting. President Merv welcomed<br />
54 members and one visitor to the meeting.<br />
There were 10 apologies. Members were<br />
reminded that subscriptions are now due and<br />
the fee is $50. The mini speaker was Alan<br />
Andrews who spoke about his life so far.<br />
He was born in 1944, the youngest of<br />
three boys. He attended Waitaki Boys High<br />
until the sixth form, then worked on the family<br />
farm at his father’s request. His oldest brother<br />
developed leukaemia and tragically died at the<br />
age of 21.<br />
Alan joined the Young Farmers Club and<br />
became active in the political side with trips to<br />
Parliament on occasions.<br />
In 1988 he also developed cancer and<br />
spent eight months with treatment from the<br />
hospital. He spoke in detail about his recovery.<br />
Part of the farm at Glenavy was borderdyked<br />
and he was encouraged to develop<br />
more with finance from the bank but turned it<br />
down, which in hindsight was very wise due to<br />
increasing mortgage rates.<br />
In 2001 he sold the property and moved up<br />
to Geraldine and, after achance meeting with<br />
aperson at Ritchies bus company, secured a<br />
job as abus driver which he continued for<br />
many years.<br />
Alan was encouraged to write abook on<br />
his life, which he called Seventy Years On,<br />
and he is in the process of writing another.<br />
Our main speaker was Maurice McTigue<br />
who continued his talk from when he spoke to<br />
the club in February as our mini speaker.<br />
He said that in 1984 the New Zealand<br />
economy was flat broke and on its knees with<br />
growth rate at one per cent and high levels of<br />
inflation and unemployment.<br />
He said that government should be of laws<br />
and not men, meaning you can’t do anything in<br />
government unless there’s alaw that supports<br />
it, and that economic justice can best be won<br />
by free people through free enterprise. That’s<br />
what New Zealand was built on. The idea that<br />
people would put together their skills and<br />
capital and that would provide for them and<br />
their family, and also provide employment.<br />
We need to remain cautious and protective<br />
of the fact that our freedom and democracy<br />
is guaranteed by ‘‘one person, one<br />
vote‘‘.<br />
People in office should be accountable for<br />
their actions.<br />
There has to be consequences for failure<br />
and bad behaviour. Parliaments are better<br />
than bureaucracies, but they are not great,<br />
except that we can control who’s there. That<br />
was until MMP came in.<br />
He touched on the subject of inflation and<br />
said if there’s too much money in circulation<br />
you drive down the value of the purchasing<br />
power of your dollar. He also answered<br />
questions from the floor.<br />
Avote of thanks was given by Dour Collie<br />
and presented him with afruit tray.<br />
President Merv then closed the meeting<br />
with the singing of the National Anthem.<br />
RESULTS<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> MSA Petanque Club<br />
Club under 70 drawn doubles winners<br />
Adair Jones, Neville Bensdorp, runners up<br />
Lani Taraunu, Trevor Nish, third Suzanne<br />
Watson, Stephen Fitzgerald and fourth<br />
Shelagh Field, Jonathan Crum.<br />
Club 70 and over drawn doubles winners<br />
Carol Hogg, Jan Guilford, runners up Chris<br />
Dixon, Lyn Whinham, third Joan Healey, Kate<br />
Marriott and fourth Linda Millard, Colin Jones.<br />
Aorangi Golf<br />
Fourteen clubs competed in the Aorangi<br />
Women’s Stylemaster competition at Waimate<br />
Golf Club on <strong>June</strong> 20 in very wet conditions.<br />
Two pairs from each club played afoursomes<br />
competition, with the team with the best<br />
combined net score winning the Stylemaster<br />
Tray. The Timaru team of Miranda Woodall<br />
and Raelene Bleeker (78.5 nett) plus Chris<br />
Turnbull and Jude McKenzie (76) finished with<br />
a nett score of 154.5. Runner up Lower<br />
Waitaki team of Dawn Plew and Hayley<br />
Roache (77), Sandra McGookin and Shirley<br />
Elliott (81) with anett score of 158. Methven<br />
Jug winners best pair, not in the winning team,<br />
was Mayfield’s Sanae Hydes and Lal Mulligan<br />
nett of 75. Two’s: <strong>Ashburton</strong> pair Marilyn<br />
Walker and Brenda Whittaker.<br />
Mid -Canterbury Social Wheelers<br />
16km Out and Home Handicap. 21 riders.<br />
Reasonable day, <strong>June</strong> 22. 1st Tess McIntosh<br />
29m 04s 2nd Eamon Hooper 29m 05s. 3rd<br />
Toresa Hooper 29m 08s. 4th Grahan McDougall<br />
31m 45s. 5th Dave Shurrock 31m 46s. 6th<br />
Allan Johns 31m 48s. 7th Paul Hands 31m<br />
49s. 8th Paul Brake 24m 37s 3f/t. 9th Chris<br />
Gilbert 25m 18s. 10th Jack Hooper 25m 19s.<br />
11th Don Sutton 25m 20s. 12th Duncan Grant<br />
25m 21s. 13th Ross Templeton 25m 21s. 14th<br />
Nathan Richards 24m 03s F/T. 15th Tony<br />
Ward 24m 04s 2f/t. 16th Mark Smitheram 24m<br />
44s 4f/t. 17th Richard Kirwan 25m 25s. 18th<br />
Russell Ward 25m 30s. 19th Andrew Shepherd<br />
25m 51s. 20th Nick Grijns 26m 32s. 21st<br />
Jelle Hendriksen 29m 57s.<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> County Lady Veterans Golf<br />
After three months of cancelled play due to<br />
bad weather, the Ladies' Vets enjoyed asunny<br />
morning of golf on <strong>June</strong> 21. The winner of the<br />
Joan Withell Trophy (18H) was Mary-Lou<br />
Watson (74), followed by Sue Gutsell (77).<br />
The winner of the Run, Forrest, Run Trophy<br />
(9H) was Chris Anderson (35).<br />
The best putting winners were 18 holes:<br />
Mary-Lou Watson (<strong>27</strong>) and Alison Grant (29)<br />
and 9 holes: Chris Anderson and Muriel<br />
Morgan (both 17). Nearest to the Pin winners<br />
were: #4 -Sue Gutsell, #8 -Mary-Lou Watson,<br />
#12 - Daphne McDonnell, and Columbus<br />
Coffee #14 -DiBell. Tinwald SuperValue prize<br />
was won by Jan McArthur and gobblers were<br />
scored by Mary-Lou Watson (#18), Heather<br />
Robertson (#14), Sue Gutsell (#14) and Jan<br />
McArthur (#3).<br />
Our next Ladies' Vets day is on July 19 at<br />
Mayfield.<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> Bridge Club<br />
Monday Evening – <strong>June</strong> 17th, Irwin<br />
Trophy. A N/S 1st Mervyn Jones & Mary<br />
Bruce, 2nd Ruth Logan & Ann Gilbert, 3rd<br />
George Brown &Dave Fisher. E/W 1st Joyce<br />
Johnson &Shirley Durry, 2nd Pauline Scott &<br />
Ray Stevenson, 3rd Louise McCrea &Carol<br />
Efford. BN/S 1st Trish Small &Val Sheldon,<br />
2nd =Graeme &Christine Taylor and Michele<br />
Strange & Karen Gane. E/W 1st Maria<br />
Chamberlain & Leigh Wackrow, 2nd Paul<br />
Sheldon &Marilyn Walker.<br />
Tuesday Evening –<strong>June</strong> 18, Hazelmere<br />
Trophy N/S 1st Jason Vannini & John<br />
McDonald, 2nd Alan Wright &Peter Wilson,<br />
3rd Derek Newton &Trish Downward. E/W 1st<br />
Mary Buckland & David Sewell, 2nd Colin<br />
Clemens &Bev Turton, 3rd Bernadette Van<br />
Der Lem &Trish Small.<br />
Wednesday Afternoon -<strong>June</strong> 19, Valetta<br />
Trophy. N/S 1st Val Palmer &Heather Sim,<br />
2nd Judith Edmond &Rosemary McLaughlin,<br />
3rd Joyce Johnson &Mervyn Jones. E/W 1st<br />
Rewa Kyle & Trish Downward, 2nd Linda<br />
Baker &Peter Wilson, 3rd Kerry Pevy &Jan<br />
Johnson.<br />
Thursday Evening – <strong>June</strong> 20, Smith<br />
Trophy. N/S 1st Mary Buckland &Rosemary<br />
McLaughlin, 2nd Debbie Seddon-Sewell &<br />
David Sewell, 3rd Kerry Pevy &John McDonald.<br />
E/W 1st Peter Wilson &Trish Downward,<br />
2nd Margaret &John Shearer, 3rd Bernadette<br />
Van Der Lem &Johnny Wright.<br />
Methven Golf Club<br />
9Hole <strong>June</strong> 14 -5th Stableford Hiromi<br />
Ikehata 42-7-35,20 Stablefords, Wynand<br />
Putter 54-18-36, 18 Stablefords, PGG Wrightson<br />
Best Player Hiromi Ikehata. <strong>June</strong> 21 -6th<br />
Stableford 5TH Putting, Fay Redfern<br />
56-19-37, 16 Stablefords, 17 Putts, Alister<br />
Goodwin 57-19-38, 15 Stablefords, 15 Putts,<br />
Bryan Petrie 55-16-39, 15 Stablefords, 15<br />
Putts PGG Wrightson Best Player Fay Redfern.<br />
Methven Travel 2nd Shot John Barwell.<br />
<strong>June</strong> 22 play. Harry Maw Trophy winners<br />
Michael Kemp &Karlis Sturgis 64. Senior: 1st<br />
Max Ferris 71 (by lot), 2nd G. Miller 71 (by lot),<br />
3rd A. Maxwell 73. Junior: 1st G. Shaw 67<br />
Dubliner best nett, 2nd K. Sturgis 69 Top<br />
Notch 2nd best nett, 3rd M. Hodgson 70. Other<br />
Good Scores: A. Wright 72, Ian Lucas 72, CJ<br />
Middleton 73, P. Elliott 73, Peter Kemp 73.<br />
Two’s: M. Ferris, A. Maxwell, D. Fisher, G.<br />
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NEWS/CLASSIFIEDS<br />
<strong>Courier</strong>, <strong>June</strong> <strong>27</strong>, <strong>2024</strong><br />
www.ashburtoncourier.co.nz<br />
School speedchanges due in district<br />
BY JONATHAN LEASK<br />
Local democracy reporter<br />
The 30kph school speed limits will be retained. Supplementary signs will be added once the<br />
government law change allows it.<br />
Variable speed limits are likely<br />
to be introduced around<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> schools by the end of<br />
the year<br />
The changes to the <strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
District’s 30kph school speed<br />
zones are proposed after the<br />
government released its<br />
revised Land Transport Rule.<br />
Transport Minister Simeon<br />
Brown said the revised rule will<br />
require variable speed limits<br />
outside schools during pickup<br />
and dropoff times.<br />
“Local streets outside a<br />
school will be required to have<br />
a30kph variable speed limit<br />
during school travel times.<br />
“Rural roads that are outside<br />
schools will be required to have<br />
variable speed limits of 60kph<br />
or less.”<br />
The previous rule allowed<br />
variable speed limits but<br />
required expensive electronic<br />
signage, while the revised rule<br />
allows for static signs<br />
indicating the timerestricted<br />
speed zones.<br />
In February thedistrict<br />
council approved changingits<br />
30kph school zones to be timerestricted<br />
as soon as the law<br />
allowed.<br />
The district council decided<br />
the signage will be for school<br />
days from 8.30am to 9.30am and<br />
2.30 to 3.30pm, once the new<br />
rule is introduced.<br />
With the revised rule now out<br />
for consultation, it is expected<br />
Brown will sign off the new<br />
rules before the end of the<br />
year.<br />
Infrastructureand open<br />
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McCann said the district<br />
council will submit on the<br />
proposed rule changes,<br />
supportingthe timerestricted<br />
variable zones.<br />
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adopted it will likely require<br />
another report to the district<br />
council because the decision in<br />
February agreed to the static<br />
signs but not to the variable<br />
speed limit, McCann said.<br />
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the speed limits will also be<br />
included in any report as the<br />
new rule proposes amaximum<br />
distance of 300m for the<br />
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earthquakes and demolished.<br />
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outingsandfuntimes.<br />
Call0800315311<br />
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CARAVANS &TRAILERS<br />
★★★<br />
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JECTS , CRASHED , I BUY<br />
THEM ALL 021 592 625<br />
FARM APPLIANCES<br />
PLOUGH 3 furrow, 3 point<br />
linkage, good boards and<br />
new points. Post hole<br />
borer, 300mm auger, 3<br />
point linkage. Want offers<br />
Ph 302 7<strong>27</strong>2.<br />
2683316<br />
FOR LEASE<br />
Self Storage,<strong>Ashburton</strong>.<br />
Since2006<br />
Various sizes,<br />
secureaccess,trailer<br />
Making storage easier<br />
www.rainbowstorage.co.nz<br />
office@rainbowstorage.co.nz<br />
Ph /Text 021 554 570<br />
STORAGE: Secure self storage<br />
units available, long or<br />
short term. <strong>Ashburton</strong> Storage<br />
Facilities. Contact us<br />
on 0<strong>27</strong>4 362 636 or www.<br />
ashburtonstoragefacilities.<br />
co.nz<br />
HOME SERVICES<br />
ROOF COATINGS: All roof<br />
types, specializing in<br />
Decramastic and Long Run<br />
Iron, Coloursteel etc, steep<br />
roofs not a problem. —<br />
Spraymaster 0<strong>27</strong>-433-7780.<br />
CURTAINS<br />
Caravan, Motorhome, Bus<br />
or anything that needs small<br />
curtains. Large range of<br />
quality fabrics avaliable.<br />
For a quote or more info<br />
please call.<br />
Phone 0210554134<br />
WANTED TO BUY<br />
A FLYING NUN records<br />
wanted. Will pay Pin Group<br />
Coat $1000, Six Impossible<br />
Things $700, Surburban<br />
Reptiles Sat Night $1600.<br />
Anything by 25 cents,<br />
Gordons, Builders, Clean,<br />
Mainly Spaniards, Playthings,<br />
Toy Love or any<br />
other Flying Nun and 80s<br />
alternative punk bands.<br />
Dave 021 222 6144 Penny<br />
Lane Records, Sydenham,<br />
7days.<br />
CARAVAN wanted with<br />
shower and toilet, needing<br />
repairs ok or any condition.<br />
Also wanting ahorse float<br />
and atrailer. Ph Steve 0<strong>27</strong><br />
6220 011<br />
WANTED TO BUY<br />
ASHBURTON Scrap Metal<br />
Recyclers,buy heavy metal<br />
etc. Free light-grade metal<br />
in-yard dumping 9.30am-<br />
4pm weekdays. Closed<br />
Saturday. 117 Alford Forest<br />
Rd, (behind PlaceMakers).<br />
Phone 03 308 8033 or 0<strong>27</strong><br />
249 6625.<br />
BOY SCOUT<br />
BADGES<br />
WANTED<br />
Memorabilia, blankets, uniforms,<br />
items pre 1975.<br />
Especially from 1954 Motukarara,<br />
1959 Auckland and<br />
1962 Otago Jamborees. Keen<br />
collector willing to pay $200<br />
for early Canterbury County<br />
wheatsheaf badge.<br />
Ph Edmund 021 2619369<br />
PENNY LANE RECORDS<br />
always buying records.<br />
Excellent prices paid. 430<br />
Colombo Street, Sydenham.<br />
03 366 3<strong>27</strong>8. Open 7<br />
days.<br />
SELL<br />
LPG<br />
REFILLS<br />
Small LPG cylinders<br />
Off Street Parking<br />
Available<br />
Arthur Cates Ltd<br />
26 McNally Street<br />
Ph 308 5397<br />
Riverside Industrial Estate<br />
RAMCOPRELUDE<br />
440 BOAT<br />
•Suzuki60hp motor,<br />
new condition<br />
•GarminStriker<br />
plus fishfinder<br />
Plus many moreextras<br />
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$17,500<br />
2687586<br />
Phone 0<strong>27</strong> 7<strong>27</strong> 3088<br />
2601197
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ENTERTAINMENT<br />
TheInternational Grand MagicShow<br />
Sunday14thJuly,6pm<br />
Ticketsfrom$29*<br />
Getready to witness original never-beforeseen<br />
magic creations,mind-bending<br />
mentalism, grand illusions, death-defying<br />
escapes plus much, much more.The show<br />
will featurethe fabulous Mr Howalong<br />
with other magicians thatwillhaveyou on<br />
the edge of your seat.<br />
World of MusicalsinConcert<br />
Wednesday17th July 7-30pm<br />
Ticketsfrom$69.90*<br />
TheWorld of Musicals hasgracedstages<br />
across the globe and features aworld class<br />
ensemble of multi-talentedartists who<br />
exquisitely performclassic hits, fusedwith<br />
emotiveballads,big screen anthems and<br />
iconic show tunes.Listen to songs from<br />
Phantomofthe Opera, South Pacific and<br />
even LesMisérables.<br />
Thursday18th July 7-30pm<br />
AllTickets$25*<br />
RedHeavens portrays the truestory of<br />
Angelina Moleta, an Italian pioneering<br />
immigrantonD’Urville Island,whose fate<br />
is intertwined with theforcesofnatureand<br />
her deep connectionwith aAriki-Tapairu<br />
Māoriwoman.<br />
ENTERTAINMENT<br />
Red Heavens from Stromboli to D’Urville Island<br />
Arts On Tour NZ<br />
ATaste Of Ireland<br />
Saturday10thAugust 7-30pm<br />
Adults $84.90*, Gold Card $79.90*,<br />
Group 8+ $77.90*, Child12&<br />
under $74.90*<br />
It’s hotoffit’s‘OffBroadway’premiere and<br />
hitting our stage,featuring revamped<br />
classic’s of DannyBoy,Tell Me Ma,<br />
Wild Riverand many morewell known<br />
songs.Performed by worldclass dance<br />
champions.<br />
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TRADE &SERVICES<br />
ACTIVE MAINTENANCE -<br />
HEATPUMP maintenance,<br />
installation and repairs.<br />
HRV filter replacement.<br />
GUTTER CLEANING for<br />
single storey homes and<br />
GENERAL HANDYMAN<br />
work. Phone Steven on 021<br />
483 376.<br />
ALTERATIONS, SEWING,<br />
mending and trouser hemming,<br />
curtain alterations<br />
and curtain making. Call<br />
Michelle on 0<strong>27</strong> 352 7248.<br />
BUILD work to do? Contact<br />
Kiwi Building and Maintenance<br />
Ltd. Alterations,<br />
Renovations, New builds<br />
and repairs. Qualified<br />
Tradesmen. Phone Cawte<br />
0<strong>27</strong> 418 7955.<br />
CARPET-2-YOU for all your<br />
flooring needs. Supplier<br />
and installer of carpet and<br />
vinyl, re-stretch and repair,<br />
carpet cleaning. Phone<br />
Mike Gill 0<strong>27</strong> 491 4210.<br />
DOUBLE GLAZING<br />
Thinking of double glazing your existing<br />
aluminium windows?<br />
Call your local glass company,<br />
Cranfield Glass for afree no obligation quote.<br />
03 308 6222<br />
www.cranfield.co.nz<br />
2684218<br />
MobilityScooter Sales&Repairs<br />
Locally owned and operated<br />
for25+ years - SHOP LOCAL<br />
Seeour displayonEast Street –nexttoFirst National<br />
Electric Mobility<strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
Fred Reddecliffe | 0<strong>27</strong> 956 0193<br />
BEAUTIFUL<br />
LAWNS AND<br />
GARDENS<br />
BY YOUR<br />
LOCAL EXPERT.<br />
•RESIDENTIAL MOWING<br />
•COMMERCIAL MOWING<br />
•Ride on mowing<br />
•HEDGES &PRUNING<br />
•ALL WORK GUARANTEED<br />
Call 0800 454 654<br />
or book online www.jimsmowing.co.nz<br />
TRADE &SERVICES<br />
BUILDING and property<br />
services. Professional and<br />
experienced Builder.<br />
Specialist in renovations<br />
and repairs, decks, fences,<br />
carports and retaining,<br />
plastering and painting. We<br />
also do tree pruning and<br />
removal. Call Gavin 021<br />
267 1979.<br />
CARAVAN & CAMPER-<br />
VAN -Parts and Accessories<br />
Cleaners and chemicals,<br />
Compact kitchenware,<br />
Towing mirrors, Wheel and<br />
coupling locks, Jockey<br />
wheels, Reversing<br />
cameras, Door latches,<br />
Lights, Vents, Batteries,<br />
Chargers, Solar equipment,<br />
Satellite setups, Appliances,<br />
Heaters, Selfcontainment<br />
kits, Plumbing,<br />
Awnings, Pumps,Toilets<br />
and parts. See our retail<br />
shop. Lifestyle Motorhomes,<br />
199 Dobson Street,<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong>. Ph: 03 308<br />
66<strong>27</strong>.<br />
•GARDENING /SPRAYING<br />
•SECTION CLEAN-UPS<br />
•RUBBISH REMOVAL<br />
•GUTTER CLEANING<br />
2647804<br />
Franchises<br />
Available<br />
CLASSIFIEDS<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong> <strong>Courier</strong>, <strong>June</strong> <strong>27</strong>, <strong>2024</strong><br />
TRADE &SERVICES<br />
CARPET Cleaning. Powerful<br />
equipment and fast drying.<br />
Upholstery, mats and rugs.<br />
Experienced owner/operator.<br />
Find us at www.<br />
supersucker.co.nz or<br />
phone John Cameron 0<strong>27</strong><br />
435 1042<br />
CARR’S Chimney Cleaning,<br />
servicing <strong>Ashburton</strong> and<br />
surrounding districts, $80<br />
per chimney. Phone<br />
Rodney on 03 324 2999<br />
and leave amessage.<br />
CHIM CHIM CHIMNEY<br />
SWEEPS. We'll sweep<br />
your logburner's flue, check<br />
firebricks, baffles, airtubes<br />
and controls. We're experts<br />
on coal-ranges, and can<br />
sweep any sized open fire.<br />
We quote and undertake<br />
repairs, flue extensions and<br />
install bird netting. 0800<br />
224 464, www.chimchim.nz<br />
PLASTERER<br />
CLOTHING Alterations:<br />
From school uniforms to<br />
wedding dresses and<br />
curtains. Call Vikki on 0<strong>27</strong><br />
220 0534, or Vikki’s Little<br />
Treasures at the Saturday<br />
Market, West St Carpark.<br />
DENTURES. Dr Peter<br />
Rumping, retired dentist,<br />
Makes new and repairs old<br />
dentures. Phone 0<strong>27</strong> 220<br />
9997.<br />
ENGINEERING repairs, fabrication,<br />
farm equipment<br />
service and maintenance,<br />
WOF repairs, machining<br />
and welding. Odd jobs a<br />
speciality. Mobile workshop.<br />
Can Collect. Phone<br />
Malcolm 0<strong>27</strong>4 754 241.<br />
FARRIER available for horse<br />
shoeing. Ph Joshua 0<strong>27</strong>4<br />
967 195.<br />
FURNITURE Removals. For<br />
all your household removal<br />
needs - urban, rural, lifestyle,<br />
office relocations, call<br />
Nudges Furniture<br />
Removals, phone 0<strong>27</strong> 224<br />
0609.<br />
GET your Heatpump maintenance<br />
done today. A<br />
comprehensive 30 point<br />
check carried out. Over 15<br />
years experience. Contact<br />
Steven today, 021 483 376.<br />
Active Maintenance.<br />
GUTTER Cleaning. Using a<br />
vacuum system to clean<br />
out the debris is a faster<br />
and cleaner process. Call<br />
Allan on 0<strong>27</strong> 209 5026.<br />
HOME-HANDYMAN/<br />
Builder, specialising in<br />
Decking, Carports, Cladding<br />
restoration and Timber<br />
window repairs. General<br />
home-handyman work.<br />
Phone Lindsay 0<strong>27</strong> 230<br />
0205.<br />
53<br />
TRADE &SERVICES<br />
KITSET Assembly Services -<br />
Mid Canterbury. Saving<br />
marriages one assembly at<br />
atime. Garden sheds, Furniture,<br />
Trampolines,<br />
Pergolas, Cabins and<br />
more. Contact Phil 021 997<br />
244.<br />
LIFESTYLE SHEARING-<br />
Mid Canterubury based. No<br />
job too big or small. Available<br />
for Shearing, Crutching,<br />
Drenching, Nail clipping.<br />
Phone Shane 0<strong>27</strong><br />
411 2476, Emily 022 384<br />
6614.<br />
LOCKSMITH/DOOR repairs.<br />
Keys/locks, sliding and<br />
bifold door roller repairs.<br />
Mobile service. Call Nigel at<br />
Doors and More and 0<strong>27</strong><br />
516 7104.<br />
PAINTER for all your painting<br />
needs. No job too small,<br />
inside or outside. Professional,<br />
friendly service.<br />
Phone Pete 03 308 1672 or<br />
0<strong>27</strong> 200 1619.<br />
AVAILABLE<br />
for all your plastering<br />
needs. Wallboard stopping,<br />
Skimming, Coating, Lathen<br />
plaster, Painting. Phone<br />
James Nettleton on 0<strong>27</strong><br />
486 5283<br />
PLASTERING<br />
&COATINGS<br />
Rockcote. Waterproofing.<br />
Texture/Specialist<br />
Coatings.<br />
The Finishing Company<br />
03 307 8870 2678072<br />
QUALITY Household Joinery.<br />
Competitive prices.<br />
Best materials and components.<br />
Guaranteed workmanship.<br />
Fully insured. Call<br />
Jono 0<strong>27</strong>4 256 433<br />
ROOF SERVICE -Moss and<br />
mold treatments, roof and<br />
gutter leak repairs, residential<br />
and commercial. For<br />
prompt service -call your<br />
local contractor - Tim on<br />
021 197 8128.<br />
SUN Control Window Tinting:<br />
Privacy, UV, glare, heat<br />
control for homes, offices<br />
and cars. Phone Craig<br />
Rogers 307 6347, www.<br />
windowtinter.co.nz Member<br />
of Master Tinters NZ.<br />
TILING - For all your tiling<br />
requirements including kitchen<br />
splash backs, flooring<br />
etc. (Full water proofing)<br />
Call Kevin on 0<strong>27</strong> 496<br />
8314.<br />
TINT-A-WINDOW, fade, UV<br />
block, glare, heat control,<br />
safety, security, privacy,<br />
frosting films, solar protective<br />
window films. Free<br />
quotes, 20 years local service.<br />
Phone 0800 368 468<br />
now, Bill Breukelaar, www.<br />
tintawindow.co.nz<br />
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www.ashburtoncourier.co.nz<br />
SITUATIONS VACANT<br />
SITUATIONS VACANT<br />
PUBLIC NOTICE<br />
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE<br />
PUBLIC NOTICE<br />
RURALCO IN-STORE DAYS ONSITE AT BLACKLOWS ON SOUTH STREET<br />
INSTORE<br />
SAMPLER<br />
Part-time<br />
Do youlovefood? Areyou apassionatefoodie who<br />
would enjoy sharing tastings and engaging with our<br />
valuedcustomers?<br />
As our Instore Sampler you will be preparing,<br />
cooking and presenting tastings while working<br />
alongside our department Managers to implement<br />
our instore sampling programme. Our vision is to<br />
“continually improve ourselves to ensure we provide<br />
the best customer experience inMid Canterbury” as<br />
our Instore Sampler you will play an integral part of<br />
bringing this vision to life.<br />
Skills and Attributes required forthispositionare:<br />
• Acommitmenttosuperiorcustomerservice.<br />
• Initiativeand integrity.<br />
• Excellent presentation, communication and<br />
teamwork skills.<br />
• Abilitytobeimaginativeand innovative.<br />
• Abilitytoprioritiseand multitaskconsistently.<br />
• Physically fit –not adeskjob.<br />
• Ensure departmental compliance with food<br />
safety policiesand procedures.<br />
• Excellent time management skills with theability<br />
to forward think.<br />
• Lead by example.<br />
• Be abletobuild positiveandstrongrelationships<br />
with all.<br />
• Bubbly and comfortable tochat toanyone and<br />
everyone.<br />
If you are looking for an opportunity tojoin ateam<br />
that focuses on providing excellent service and<br />
working in asupportive team environment who take<br />
pride inour people then wewould like tohear from<br />
you.<br />
APPLY TODAY and make that positive change<br />
you’ve been lookingfor!<br />
Days andhours on request:<br />
poppy.vear@newworld-si.co.nz<br />
Candidates must have thelegalright to work in NZ to<br />
be considered.<br />
2687226<br />
Peter Blacklow<br />
PETE’S<br />
PICK<br />
Full range of engineering supplies and accessories forall your repairs<br />
&maintenance. Hot &cold waterblasters&industrialvacuumcleaners.<br />
Esseti welders &accessories. Stockists and distributors of Trailer Equipment.<br />
Locally owned &operated family businessfor 71years<br />
TradeZ one<br />
<strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
South Street, <strong>Ashburton</strong> PHONE (03) 308-3147<br />
Email office@blacklows.co.nz FREEPHONE 0800 452 522<br />
-Barking Dog-<br />
An unwanted gift, living outside in a 2mx2m<br />
corrugated iron enclosure with no warmth,<br />
comfort, love or exercise. THAT iswhy this gentle<br />
boydoesnothing buthowland bark.<br />
With 50 years of dog ownership, myoffers of help<br />
to this first timeowner have been refusedand the<br />
only glimmer of hope for this unfortunate animal<br />
wouldbefor the counciltoremovehim.<br />
Please don’t comment until youknowthe facts!<br />
Hospice MidCanterbury<br />
Dealing withalifelimiting illness?<br />
We cansupport youand your family<br />
to make everyday count.<br />
Allservicesare free.<br />
Phone 307 8387 or 0<strong>27</strong> 2<strong>27</strong> 8387<br />
www.hospicemc.nz<br />
Email manager@hospicemc.nz<br />
hospicemidcanterbury<br />
2689281<br />
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Thurs <strong>27</strong>th<br />
10.00 TheWay,MyWay<br />
11.50 42nd Street<br />
2.10 Unsung Hero<br />
2.20 Garfield<br />
4.10 Inside Out2<br />
4.15 AQuiet Place: Day1<br />
6.00 Ka Whawhai Tonu<br />
6.20 Despicable Me 4<br />
8.10 AQuiet Place: Day1<br />
8.10 Bad Boys:Ride or Die<br />
Fri28th, Sat29th<br />
&Sun 30th<br />
10.00 Despicable Me 4<br />
10.00 Inside Out2<br />
11.45 42nd Street<br />
12.00 Garfield<br />
2.00 Despicable Me 4<br />
2.15 Inside Out2<br />
4.00 AQuiet Place: Day1<br />
4.00 TheWay,MyWay<br />
5.50 Ka Whawhai Tonu<br />
6.00 Ka Whawhai Tonu<br />
8.00 Bad Boys:Ride or Die<br />
8.10 AQuiet Place: Day1<br />
Mon1st,Tues2nd<br />
&Wed 3rd<br />
10.00 TheWay,MyWay<br />
11.50 42nd Street<br />
2.10 Unsung Hero<br />
2.20 Garfield<br />
4.10 Inside Out2<br />
4.15 AQuiet Place: Day1<br />
6.00 Ka Whawhai Tonu<br />
6.20 Despicable Me 4<br />
8.10 AQuiet Place: Day1<br />
8.10 Bad Boys:Ride or Die<br />
NO COMPS<br />
AQuiet Place: DayOne,<br />
Despicable Me 4,<br />
Inside Out2,<br />
Ka Whawhai Tonu<br />
POP UP SHOP<br />
TheSuites <strong>Ashburton</strong>, 507 West Street,SH1<br />
Friday,<strong>June</strong>28th,10am-5:30pm<br />
Saturday, <strong>June</strong> 29th,10am-3pm<br />
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Send your resume to :<br />
manager@hospicemc.nz or<br />
70 Havelock Street, <strong>Ashburton</strong>.<br />
Applications close 5pm, 31July <strong>2024</strong>.<br />
WE AREHIRING!<br />
ACTIVITIES &VOLUNTEER<br />
COORDINATOR<br />
OVER 16,000<br />
COPIES<br />
EVERY WEEK<br />
We are looking for an Activities &Volunteer Coordinator who will<br />
develop and implement avaried programme ofrecreational,<br />
diversional, social, and creative activities for our service users. As<br />
well ascoordinating volunteer support and events.<br />
The person we seek will have the skills toplan, motivate and<br />
interact warmly with people and capable of working with a<br />
team and independently.<br />
Part time position for 10-12 hours/week.<br />
This is awonderful opportunity tojoin our very special<br />
organisation and make apositive difference inour community.<br />
2572069<br />
PETS<br />
GORGEOUS HUSKY xLab<br />
pups. Almost ready for their<br />
forever homes! 3girls and 5<br />
boys. Mum is aLab xCollie,<br />
and Dad is a registered<br />
purebred Husky. They both<br />
have amazing temperaments<br />
and great with kids<br />
and babies. Contact<br />
0226424741 or email kl.<br />
dangers@gmail.com to<br />
arrange a visit. Can also<br />
travel to you if needed.<br />
03 3078387<br />
www.hospicemc.nz<br />
GARDEN SUPPLIES<br />
PEA AND LINSEED straw<br />
$7/bale, 21 pack $140.<br />
Sheep manure $10/bag,<br />
Firewood $100/m 3 .Call or<br />
text Ian 0<strong>27</strong> 286 3697, John<br />
0<strong>27</strong> 434 5634 or Dave 0<strong>27</strong><br />
601 1426, with your order.<br />
AHinds and Districts Lions<br />
Project.<br />
HEALTH &BEAUTY<br />
HEALTH &BEAUTY<br />
AFTERHOURS<br />
HEALTH CARE<br />
IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCYPHONE111<br />
For allother medicalassistance outsideofnormal<br />
hourspleasephone your generalpracticeteam,<br />
24/7tospeak with ahealthprofessionalwho<br />
willgiveyou free health advice on what to do or<br />
wheretogoifyou need urgentcare.<br />
Ifyou don’thavearegular generalpractice,<br />
call anyGPteam 24/7 forfree<br />
telephonehealthadvice.<br />
Allnon-residents andvisaholders please bringyour<br />
passporttoyoursurgery appointment.<br />
NewZealanderstobring some form of ID.<br />
PHARMACIES<br />
WisesPharmacy,Countdown Complex,<br />
EastStreet will be openon...<br />
Saturday from 9amuntil 1pm<br />
Sunday from 10am until1pm<br />
At Geraldine: TheGeraldinePharmacywillbeopen:<br />
Monday to Friday, 9amuntil 5.30pm<br />
and Saturday 9.30am -1.30pm<br />
Forfree24hourTelephone Health Advice<br />
Phonethe healthline on 0800 611116<br />
Brought<br />
toyouby<br />
CountdownComplex,EastStreet, <strong>Ashburton</strong><br />
Phone: 03 3086733<br />
Email: wises@community-pharmacy.co.nz<br />
2570375<br />
Can you help?<br />
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• H845mm<br />
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