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The Southshore Residents’ Association letter to the Burwood-Pegasus Community Board calling for a complete ban on fishing on the pier has received almost unanimous support from the board members. Read their views on page 3.

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Rawhiti School has had three cases of whooping cough.

The school is split across two sites with all three confirmed cases coming from their Seaview Rd site.

There have been none from the QE II base on Sandy Ave.

Another eastern suburbs facility was also hit by the disease last month.

An after-school programme had to call parents to collect their children after a child there was confirmed to have the disease.

About 20 children take part in the programme, and several others had coughs.

But it was not known if it was whooping cough.

A Canterbury District Health Board spokesman said: “We do not have high numbers of cases in Canterbury and there is no indica-tion of a geographical cluster of cases anywhere in our city.”

More than 200 people have fall-en ill with the disease in Southland and Otago in the past two months.

But Medical Officer of Health Ramon Pink said it was very pos-sible the outbreak in the south would not spread to Canterbury.

He said the high levels of influenza in the community over winter made things more compli-cated, because the symptoms were similar.

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BIG DAY: Wainoni-Avonside Community Trust co-ordinator Betty Chapman with Lynn Forsyth, Christchurch East MP Poto Williams and Burwood-Pegasus ward councillor Glenn Livingstone at the trust’s earthquake variety concert event. Mrs Forsyth baked a cake for Cr Livingstone as it was also his birthday. Between 60 and 70 people attended with a morning tea provided.

CREATIVE CLASSES: Rawhiti School’s Q8 won the year 1-3 section at the Canterbury Digi Awards in the movie-making section. Their movie was called Ali our Everyday Hero and the teacher was Teresa Price. Sue Tait’s Room 10 class came second in the same section with their movie called Super heroes – Where’s Willie.

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The Southshore Residents’ Association has asked for all fishing to be banned on the New Brighton Pier. Kyle Knowles asked the Burwood-Pegasus Community Board members if they support the total fishing ban.

Andrea CummingsI’m still not decided. I think that

we need to look hard at making it available for all the users. I’m not in favour of the full ban. It may have to come to that but we have to work with all of the community to find a solution. It’s a balancing act and one that we want to solve and obviously we have very limited resources. We could make rules but then how to reinforce them and how to pay for them is something else to consider.

Linda StewartI think yes, until we can come

up with another solution but the next solution will cost money, I see it as a semi-permanent solu-

tion. One of the things I’d like if we are going ban fishing is to have more take-a-kid fishing days. That way we are not penalising people that want to be there and are doing some healthy recreation. I think the board can fund this too.

Tim SintesIf all else fails, yes. I’ve had

some plans drawn up for a clip-on platform. The trouble with that though is what happens if that gets filled up; they’ll just end up back on top. Maybe we

could ban it some days or maybe have a trial weekend. I’m open to anything but we just can’t carry on as we are, unless the city council comes along with a good idea. But they’re not going to put a guard up there all the time and if you tell someone to stop they’re not going to stop forever.

Tim BakerYes I do. I thought it should

have been banned for many years. I don’t like taking my kids to the pier with too many people fishing there. I support banning it alto-gether, I would support the idea of a platform if it was realistic but I don’t see it being realistic. People

should fish off the shore, you can get a great catch straight from the beach including rig. The big thing is keeping it clean because at the moment people aren’t doing that.

Stan TawaYes, I do actually. I think part

of the reason for that is a lot of things have been tried and I think yes, the total ban will work but only in-definitely just to test the waters to see what the effect is. There seems to be a culture where people take over the pier and the majority of the people can’t access the area they want. It doesn’t give a free flow and it can be quite an unsafe environment.

Glenn LivingstoneI’m leaning towards a ban

because my reading of the situation is it has become intolerable for the community. What I would like to see is a 360-degree

view on it. It’s very tempting to say we just ban it but it doesn’t quite work like that. We have to look at it from a 360-degree view. We don’t know whether it’s possible yet. The problem is that the pier is there for all to enjoy. We’ve trialled other things and they seemed to work for a while but it has still not fixed the issue. What we can say is the status quo is not working and I’m leaning towards a ban. I’m required to look at the report and take a 360-degree view of it though.

David EastMy view is that the pier was

built for all users and I’m a fan of fishing off the pier. Unfortu-nately we have a small minority that are break-ing the rules and creating a mess and making it unpleasant for a lot of people. We have tried to have an educative approach and sort out these issues but it just hasn’t worked. This process is going to take another few months so there is an opportunity for the people who are causing the issues to smarten their act up. If we can’t we are left with little option. In the short term the only option is to ban it for a while and look at some spe-cific fishing days, maybe one day a week. Another option is to have a fishing deck underneath. For me that is the optimum solution for separating sightseers and fishing.

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The Rawhiti Golf Club’s committee and lawyer will go over a new 25-year lease agreement before it is signed.

One clause in the contract which was worrying club president Mene Mene was that the club has to inform the city council if they are to change the price of green fees.

Mr Mene said he would talk to the city council this week about the clause.

He said it was a little bit disappointing the city council included this and he was happy how the club was running the course currently.

City council sport and recre-ation manager John Filsell said there were a number of reasons for including this clause.

He said that included assist-ing the club in promoting the course and advice and support on the setting of fees.

“The club will be leas-ing part of a public park and

publically-owned buildings for the purpose of operating a golf course that is accessible to the community.

“Both the club and the council share a goal to keep the course accessible and the golf club sustainable, appropriate and innovative fees and charges are a proven mechanism for do-

ing this,” Mr Filsell said. At the city council meeting

last week councillors approved a lease through to March 2040.

The first three years of that lease will be rent free for the club.

The club was seeking a 99-year lease but had to settle for 25 years.

The city council agreed to hand over the day-to-day operating of the course to the club as part of its Long Term Plan.

The city council wanted to close the course in its draft Long Term Plan due to op-erating yearly losses of about $200,000.

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A new bus service has been proposed for Dallington residents upset the Orbiter has not returned to its pre-earthquake route.

However, that may not happen until next year.

Environment Canterbury has raised the possibility of using the No 44 bus to cover the Dalling-ton area via the recently opened Gayhurst Rd bridge.

ECan is looking at the feasibil-ity of continuing that route which currently finishes at the Gayhurst Rd, River Rd intersection, to Woodham Rd.

Dallington Residents Associa-tion chairman Mark Beanland said he would be pleased if the route was changed.

“It’s the best that we can expect. They (residents) really wanted the Orbiter back that way. They spent millions on the bridge and we still thought it was going back over there the night before it reopened.”

ECan public transport manager David Stenhouse said discussions will be held with residents about the proposal.

“We plan to meet with residents and to also survey those in the Gayhurst Rd area to understand

how many would use an extended 44 service and how often they would use it.”

He said 300 people board the bus between Gloucester St and North Avon Rd.

“This is a significant number, showing how popular it is. It is also evident there are a large number of

elderly users using the Orbiter in this area. If we were to re-route it back down Gayhurst Rd, it would travel through a large section of residential red zone.”

Mr Stenhouse said this pro-posed change will form part of a wider review to be undertaken in relation to all changes made to the

network in December 2014.The review will take place in the

early 2016. Mr Beanland said the

association would definitely look at putting in a submission on the review next year but said it was no use pushing for something that was not going to happen.

GONE: The Orbiter which has not returned to a Dallington route may be replaced by an extended No 44 service. PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN

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Suspicious fireThere was another suspicious fire at Rawhiti Domain on Friday morning. The Fire Service was called to put out a small fire in the public toilets at around 2am. While small it was still treated as suspicious. The New Brighton Cricket Club was burnt to the ground in another suspicious fire three weeks ago.

RoadworksResident access to Pegasus Ave between Endeavour and Philomel Sts, North New Brighton, may be restricted for one week during a partial road rebuild due to start today (September 14). Repairs to sections of the earthquake-damaged stormwater system, footpath, kerb and channel are being fixed which is expected to take about one month.

CorrectionsLast week the Pegasus Post reported Izzy Riwaka won the award for best female vocalist at the Canterbury Bandquest. This was incorrect. Chisnallwood’s Michael Nehoff was the winner of this award. Izzy won best original song. The Pegasus Post also reported the South Brighton Residents Association plans to plant pohutakawa trees along Rocking Horse Rd, this was incorrect. The plans are for Bridge St. The Pegasus Post apologises for these errors.

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The New Brighton Rugby Club has held both its junior and senior prize-giving.

Junior awards, first name is player of the year, second is most improved:

Under-6 Stingrays, Oliver Soper, Jett Silcock;

Under-6 Sharks, Ashton Simp-son, Connor Higgins;

Under-6 Kingfishers Paige Woodrow, Alex Hale;

Under-7 Whales, Jasiah Mauri-ri-Walker, Miller Toone;

Under-7 Waves, Braydon O’Hare, Jackson Morgan;

Under-7 Snappers, Samuel Tualamalii, Elijah Rodger;

Under-8 Yellow, Finlay Hough-ton, Braedyn Williamson;

Under-8 Black, Felix Nome, Liam Payne;

Under-8 White, Leo Nicholls, Jacob Woodrow;

Under-9 Yellow, Latreyl Doug-las, Hugo Fischer;

Under-9 Black, Connor McKey, Tai Lush;

Under-10 Black, Joey Pawson, Nile McKeefry;

Under-10 Yellow, Luke Atkin-son, Luke Bottomley;

Under-11, Isaiah Singh, Joey

Coleman; best back, James Millar; best forward Iveni Nasio;

Under-12 Yellow, Cameron Mantell, Leon Meier; best back, Matthew Gill; best forward, Byron Antal;

Under-12 Black, Fletcher Sparks, Ruby Simpson; best back, Isaac Turnbull; best forward, Noah Price;

Under-13, Thomas Horton-Davey, Louie Sweatmore; best back, Jay Hill-Cattermole; best forward, Thomas Horton-Davey;

Junior section club awardsUnder 11-13 Philip Cup – most

promising forward, Thomas Horton-Davey;

Best halfback-comp grades, Zac Bergersen;

Murial Hill Cup – most prom-ising back comp grade, Jacob Christensen;

Haywood Cup – highest finish-ing comp team, Under-12 Yellow;

Junior Committee Cup – most promising player under-11, James Millar;

R&R Cup – most promising loose forward comp grade, Cam-eron Mantell;

Female player dedication, Ruby Simpson;

Junior Committee Coaches Ap-preciation/Dedication Cup, Brian Griffiths and Nathaniel Bolton;

Under 6-10 Promise Cup – player with outstanding ability, Joey Pawson;

Rylock Efficiency Cup, Under-7 Snappers;

Junior Committee Cup – most promising team under-6, Under 6 Stingrays;

Smith and Smith Cup – coaches cup under-8, Brett Williamson;

Most positive team, Under-9 Black;

Rylock – non-comp best all round team , Under-7 Whales;

Most promising non comp female, Paige Woodrow;

Bolton Cup most promising team, Under-8 White.

Senior team awards, first name is most valuable back, second most valuable forward and third best all round player:

Division four, Peter Foaese, Joseph Faletanoai, Leti Tupai; division three, Quentin Vui, Reu-ben Burke, Karaitiana Mita; colts premier, Reuben Spicer, Nathan Ah-Kee, Jordan Topai-Aveai; division two, Ben Hanham, Olly Gilkison, Nick Fowler; division

one Tulolo Tulolo, Troy Mangan, Billy Harmon.

Senior club awards:Player of the year, Billy Harmon;Ross-Crotty Cup – awarded

to the most promising player in junior grades, Sam Nicholls;

McLeish Trophy – awarded to the front row player who made the biggest contribution to their side (and the club if it applies) both on and off the field, Dean Nesbitt;

McLeod Cup – awarded to the goal kicker in the underage or open grade with the most points, Stefan Moir 159 points (42 con-versions, 25 penalties);

WIN: Billy Harmon with the player of the year trophy and club committee member Kevin Lundon.

It’s winter sports clubs awards season. The New Brighton and Shirley rugby clubs have held their prize-giving ceremonies with both clubs’ outstanding players being recognised.

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Shirley Rugby Club’s senior prize-giving award winners

Alan Lindsay – Scottie England award for outstand-ing tackler, Vinnie Letiu;

Dot Lindsay Memorial Cup for sportsmanship and dedication, Lolesio Lavea;

Vern Pulley Cup for player of the year, Phil Watson;

Shaw Cup for most improved player, Mike Martlew;

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Allan McNabb Trophy for most points, Ben Timo;

Malani Fraser award for most valuable under-18 player, Jordon French;

SRFC under-19 trophy for under-19 player of the year, Felila Taukeiaho;

SRFC under-19 trophy for most improved under-19 player, Zion Hailey;

Ronald Ransly outstand-ing forward under age, Keanu Taumata;

Les Russell Cup for coach of the year, Deane Jordan/Pete Hutson;

Robin Wilkie Memorial Trophy for sportsman of the year, Jarrad Cosgrove;

SRFC colt of the year, Dane Fitzpatrick;

George Temara Cup for outstanding contribution, Eugene McKinstry;

Kim Halligan Trophy for player of the year, Jazz Raru;

Halligan and Dent Trophy for player of the year, Nick Preston;

Ashworth Contractors Trophy for most dedicated player, Pete Paenga;

I Pave Trophy for players’ player of the year, Mattew Euleuse;

SRFC Trophy for player of the year, Amalamo Lafulafu;

Robert Lodge Memo-rial Cup for most valuable team member,

George Hammersley;Ray Jones Cup for most

outstanding player, Junior Taia;

Timmings Cup for best performing open grade team, division four Ws;

Division one award for supporter of the year, John Robbins;

50 game players award for division one players’

player of the year, Dane Fitzpatrick.

WINNER: Jordon French with the trophy for the most valuable under-18 player.

Strive Trophy – awarded to the player who has strived at all times during the season for his team, club and personal achievement, Jacob Sutton;

St John Ambulance Cup – awarded to the highest point scorer for any team (junior and open), Stefan Moir 169 points (two tries, 42 conversions, 25 penalties);

Penrose Memorial Cup – awarded to the most progressive coach or coaches in open grades, Steve Ellis, Scott Pawson and Marcel Cummings-Toone;

McDonald Cup – awarded to the most outstanding club performer for the year (management or junior committee, coach or player), Michael Woodrow;

McLeod Trophy – awarded for management committee performance, Wayne Turner;

Fitchett Cup – awarded to the person or persons who have contributed to the Club on a voluntary basis outside of the management committee, Wade de Garnham;

Barry Trophy – awarded to the most promising Colt (under-21) , Oliver Jager;

Bruce Taylor Memorial Trophy – awarded to the best all round team member under-19, Reuben Spicer;

Murray Green Memorial Trophy – awarded to the player of the senior A team who is considered to have contrib-uted the most to the squad both on and off the field during the season, Marcel Cummings-Toone;

McHugh Cup – awarded to the most valuable player under-20, Davey Mato

Shaw Cup – awarded to the best forward and back in the senior A team, forward – Troy Mangan, back, Tulolo Tulolo;

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BY FRASER WALKER-PEARCEThe New Zealand Schools and Barbarians Schools rugby teams will be announced to-day, after a three-day devel-opment camp in Palmerston North.

Out of the 53-man squad that was picked to attend the camp, six were from Canterbury, and two of those six were from Shirley Boys’ High School.

Skipper of Shirley’s first 15, Tom Christie, who plays as a loose forward, and hooker, Brodie McAlister were picked after outstanding seasons, by

national selectors, to be a part of the camp.

If the boys make either the New Zealand Schools or Bar-barians Schools sides, they will be travelling with their team to Brisbane at the end of the month, to play against repre-sentatives of Australia and Sa-moa over a two-week period.

On Saturday, the two New Zealand sides will play each other at Palmerston North Boys’ High School, before tak-ing on Australia Schools, Aus-tralia Barbarians Schools, and Samoa Schools in Brisbane, between September 24 and October 2.

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Tom Christie

BY MARK THOMAS – FIRE RISK MANAGEMENT OFFICERFrosts, snow on the Port Hills, cold southerlies all belie the fact that we are in spring.

In fact, on the 27th daylight saving will start again. That’s just a fortnight away so right now is a good time to check out the specials on batteries at local supermarkets, in preparation to giving your smoke alarms a treat on the day and replacing the batter-ies.

I’m sure there will be some advertising from us about this but this is an eyes up that it is not far away.

Saturday night saw some easy chairs set on fire at the Sign of the Bellbird on the Port Hills. The fire spread into the roof of this structure and Governors Bay fire crew spent ages trying to dismantle the roof which was an ancient and intricate design to put the fire out.

More mindless vandalism casually de-stroying something that has been with us for 100 years. Those responsible sure make it easy to dislike them.

A householder in Rasen Place, Linwood, did the right thing when a fire started in her oven on Saturday afternoon.

She called us and didn’t panic. People tend to open the door of the oven but our lady was rewarded for actually doing nothing as she could see the fire diminishing through the glass until it was out when our crew arrived. That’s a good result.

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The Golden Oldie movies for September are: The Glenn Miller Story, 1954, on the 14th; Wuthering Heights, 1970, on the 21st and Vertigo, 1958, on the 28th.

Come early for a cuppa and a chat, and the films start at 1.30pm. Admission costs a $2 donation.

Students from Rawhiti School visited last month to learn about volunteering.

They were surprised to learn some of New Brighton’s icons were built by volun-teers, including the Roy Stokes Hall and the swimming pool on Seaview Rd.

There are new displays showcasing photos, trophies and memorabilia from the New Brighton schools which recently closed.

Our volunteers would like to keep records of the history of sports clubs or other clubs in the area, following the fire at the New Brighton Cricket Club.

We ask that clubs or ex-members with archives, photographs or memorabilia consider donating, lending or photo- copying these to ensure their history is preserved.

Please phone Bob Andrews on 388 6204, or contact the museum.

Did you know the New Brighton Cricket Club had its first meeting on October 16, 1907?

It took place in Misses Brown and Bell’s tearooms.

W. Neate, soon to be founding member and superintendent of the volunteer fire brigade, was captain; A. W. Owles, who would one day be mayor, was vice-captain;

and current mayor G. D. Macfarlane was president.

Through the decades, several families had more than one member playing for the club, including groundsman Peter Flintoff, who played in Four D with son-in-law Steve Narby, and treasurer Dave Jones who played in Senior A with sons Andre and Wade.

Learn more about local sports history at the museum.

The museum is open from 10am-noon Mondays, and every other day 1-3pm. We take bookings for school groups and com-munity functions.

YEARS BACK: A historical photo of a team from the New Brighton Cricket Club.

Preserving history of sports clubs Usually, this time of year,

as the days get shorter and the weather improves many people’s thoughts turn towards improving their diet and increasing their exercise.

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Be realistic, don’t just look at the equipment and the group fitness timetable. Be-fore signing a gym contract ensure sure you understand the terms and conditions. Is there a minimum length of time?

You may move house, change jobs or get sick. Is there a cancellation clause? It’s a good idea to take the contract away and from the gym, so you can read it without feeling pressured.

Read the gym contract and check out the cancella-tion clause. This will usually say when and how you can cancel or transfer your membership if you don’t want it anymore.

If you haven’t really tried a gym before, then see if you can get a trial or a short membership so you can avoid being stuck some-where that’s not for you.

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Mary signed up with a gym for a six-month term. After this period, according to the gym manager, the contract would just “roll over” – that is, she would continue to have access to the facility and she’d con-tinue to have her gyms fees direct debited each month. If Mary decided to cancel the contract before the term was up, she’d be liable for an early termination (cancella-tion) fee.

After eight months Mary moved to another part of town and couldn’t get to that gym much, so she decided to end her contract. ”It’s no problem at all,” said the gym manager, “that’ll be $100 in early termination fees please.”

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Braxton Car Lights are part of the BE Group, one of the largest importers of car, commercial and truck parts in New Zealand. Specialising in car

lights, Braxton covers the entire South Island and the combination of their huge on-site range, national and international networks, and a computerised system to match any request to the correct replacements makes them the place to visit for all your vehicle lighting requirements.

Conveniently located in Sydenham, they have an extensive range of replacement light fittings for most makes and models of Japanese, European and New Zealand new

vehicles, both new and secondhand. They are fully checked and in perfect working order and Braxton guarantee that all their fittings are warrantable.

They import and export both new and used car parts so that whatever make or model your vehicle is, they will be able to help. Containers arrive monthly from abroad full of new and used lamps, and within the BE Group, over 100,000 lamps are available. The team at Braxton Car Lights also specialises in repairs for light adjuster and light conversion of American car lights and their repair service includes plastic welding, drying out and resealing, re-silvering and lens refurbishment. They work closely with garage workshops and their

For all your vehicle lighting

services can be arranged through your own local garage on your behalf. Sales manager Richard Vernimmen says that their team is dedicated to saving their customers’ money, whether on late model cars with expensive parts or early models where replacements are hard to find.

Their aim at Braxton is to supply their customers the parts that you require and a pocket-friendly price. And with heaps of available stock, they will do everything to provide a solution to their car light-searching exercise.

Call in to see them at 325 Brougham Street, between Buchan and Gasson streets, email them on [email protected] or phone them on 0800 225 483.

Their aim at Braxton is to supply their customers the

parts that you require and a pocket-friendly price. And

with heaps of available stock, they will do everything to

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At Tyres 2 Go, you will find competitive prices and helpful staff offering honest, expert advice with the highest quality of original brands, such as Toyo, Michelin, Kumho, Nitto, Goodride and ATR Sport. They also provide a three-year warranty on their Power Build Batteries.

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access for you to be able to get best results at the most economical operation.

Based in Sockburn, you can call in and view all the major brands of heat pumps and air conditioners, and their electrical display of LED lighting with the latest colour ranges of switches and power points.

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50 not out!54 Mulgans Track, CliftonAuction: September 24, 20154 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 2 toilets | 2 living rooms| 2-car garage | Listing #: FM4670

Living in this appealing character home, set in a truly idyllic position, for over 50 years is testament to how much the whole family has loved

living here savouring the intimate views into Moncks Bay and panoramic scenery of Pegasus Bay and the mountains.

The home has retained the traditional character with a choice of flowing living spaces depending on your mood. Relax in the cosy lounge, entertain your friends in the dining area or sit in the sunroom and soak up the warmth of the winter sun while enjoying the views. These living areas flow nicely out onto the large deck where you can relax, sheltered from the easterly, and feel connected to life going on below you in Moncks Bay.

Deceptively spacious; the home also offers a large galley kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a very useful mezzanine area. Combine this with a double garage on the Main Road at the foot of Mulgans Track and all your bases are covered as a family home.

Surrounded by native shrubs and trees; the sounds of bell birds will call to you as you sit and enjoy your own private paradise protected by the nature of the walk-in access to the home.

Do not despair! You now have an unmissable opportunity to buy this home as the owner has made the sad decision to sell and start the next chapter in her life. It is now your turn to write the next chapter of the book for 54 Mulgans Track.

Walk on access only -access via Main Road or Kinsey Tce onto Mulgans Track.

Open Homes: Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. until Auction Day. See you at the Open Days or for more information or to arrange a private viewing contact Chris Moores of Harcourts Grenadier Ferrymead (Licensed Agent REAA 2008) on 384 7950 or 0275 884 440

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Bromley School“Learning for an Exciting Life”PROPOSED ENROLMENT SCHEMEBromley SchoolThe Board of Trustees has been directed by the Ministry of Education to implement an enrolment scheme. The community is invited to make comments on the proposed enrolment scheme in writing by 4 October to: Steve Merito, c/- Bromley School, 33 Keighleys Road, Bromley, Christchurch 8062 or [email protected] ZoneDescription and map of proposed zone. All residential addresses on included sides of boundary roads and all no exit roads off included sides of boundary roads are included in the zone unless otherwise stated.

Zone DescriptionSouth side of Buckleys and Pages Road to Cuthberts Green. Across to the south side of the Settlement Ponds and around the Estuary. Both sides of Ruru Road. Around the Estuary shoreline to where the Estuary intersects Humphries Drive/Linwood Avenue. Northside of Linwood Avenue up to Buckleys Road intersection.Out of zone enrolmentsEach year the board will determine the number of places which are likely to be available in the following year for the enrolment of students who live outside the home zone. The board will publish this information by notice in a daily or community newspaper circulating in the area served by the school. The notice will indicate how applications are to be made and will specify a date by which all applications must be received. Applications for enrolment will be processed in the following order of priority:• First Priority: This priority is not applicable as the school does not run a special programme approved by the Secretary for Education• Second Priority will be given to applicants who are siblings of current students• Third Priority will be given to applicants who are sibling of former students• Fourth priority will be given to any applicant who is a child of an former student of the school• Fifth priority will be given to any applicant who is either a child of an employee of the board of the school or a child of a member of the board of the school• Sixth priority will be given to all other applicantsIf there are more applicants in the second, third, fourth or fifth priority groups than there are places available, selection within the priority group will be by a ballot conducted in accordance with instructions issued by the Secretary under Section 11G(1) of the Education Act 1989.Parents will be informed of the date of any ballot by notice in a daily or community newspaper circulating in the area served by the school. Applicants seeking second or third priority status may be required to give proof of a sibling relationship.

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BUILDER For all building work but specialist in bathroom renovations, 30 yrs experience, with service and integrity. Free Quotes. Ph Lachlan 383-1723 or 0274 367-067.

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CARRIER LoCAL experienced, friendly, trade-me purchases, single items to truck loads, furniture to whatever, removals & trade deliveries a specialty. Ph GEH 341-5069

CARPET CLEANING and free deodorising, 3 rooms & hallway from $59, over 20 yrs experience ph 027 220-2256

CHIMNEY CLEANING Clean Sweep Canterbury Ltd, Professional, Guaranteed Service, (formerly Abel & Prestige Chimney Cleaning Ltd), Ph 0800 SWEEPER - 0800 793 3737

CoNCRETE Driveways, etc , floors, coloured, exposed. Ph 027 5888-659 or email [email protected]

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ELECTRICIANS Call the team at Turned On - plugs, rewire specialists, lighting, LED lighting, downlight repairs, switchboards. No hot water? 7 day callout service. Free quotes and ideas from the friendly guys at Turned On. If you’re over 90 yrs we’ll change your light bulbs for free. Call Murray 022 6177 275

FENCE PAINTING Staining Quality at a reasonable price. Free quotes. Phone Warren today on 980-1676 or 027 2014713

FURNITURE REMoVALS Large Trucks $95 + GST per hour 7 day NZ wide, packing & moving, Professional Company, Professional Service. Canterbury Relocations Ltd. ph 0800 359 9313

LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION Lawns, paving, water features, irrigation, planting, decks, driveways, kerbing, ponds, retainer walls, fencing. Free quotes, Phone Tony 021-034-8555

LED LIGHTING SPECIALIST Free quotes and ideas. Get those dangerous downlights replaced. Ph Murray 022 6177- 275

oVEN CLEANING Professional cleans $50.00. Gift Vouchers avail. Phone 0800 683-6253 or 027 228-0025

PAINTING & Decorating interior & exterior, gib fixing, plastering, paperhanging, Est 50 yrs in ChCh, ph Wingfields Ltd, ph Mark 021 171-1586 or 355-5994

PAINTER Top quality work, interior/exterior, pensioners discount, free quotes, 30 years experience, I stand by Canterbury, ph Wayne your friendly painter 03 385-4348 or 027 274-3541

PAINTER AVAILABLE All aspects in painting. Very competitive in roofs and fences. Please call 027 241-7471 or 335-0265

PAINTING & PLASTERING. Excellent finish and customer service. Avail now. Ph Chris 027 223 8542

PLASTERER AVAILABLE for interior plastering, walls & ceilings, earthquake repairs, extensions, skim walls, ornate cornice, 15 yrs exp, ph 021 266 4848 or 03 967 1322

PLUMBER For prompt service for all plumbing maintenance, repairs and alterations. Phone Michael 364 7080 or 027 438 3943

PLUMBER ALF THORPE PLUMBING Certifying Plumber for all types of plumbing, maintenance, spouting, alterations etc. Phone 352-7402 or 0274-350-231

PLUMBER All plumbing work and maintenance including plastic spouting. Specialist in bathrooms and installations. Free quotes and ideas. 30 yrs exp. Top quality friendly service. Ph Murray 022 617 7275

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WATERBLASTING Quality Job, Quick Service by skilled tradesman, Ph Richard Severin at Jet-X 0800 538 969 Free quotes, visit www.jetx.co.nz

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Carlton celebrates two years this Saturday17th September.Rebuilt from scratch following the CanterburyQuakes, the rich history of the Carlton goes back as far as the 1800's and the early pioneers ofChristchurch and Canterbury.Today the popular bar and eatery is the place togo for great food, great entertainment andcrankin' live music 7 days a week.

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Returning to the Carlton for the celebrations isNZ music legend, Jason Kerrison.Jason is the famed singer/songwriter for awardwinning NZ band, Opshop and judge onNZ’s Got Talent, he is also known asDJ Noise Controller of The Babysitters Circus.Also playing will be Carlton regulars,Flat City Brotherhood.Carlton | 1 Papanui Road | ph 355 9543.

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Billy T Award winning comedian and star of the hit feature film, What We Do In The Shadows, Chilean born New Zealander, Cori Gonzalez-Macuer, brings his unique comedy stylings to Morrell & Co for one night only.

Following sold out shows in Auckland and Wellington during this year's NZ International Comedy Festival, this is one hour of award winning stand-up, not to be missed.

As seen on the Old Mout Comedy Gala and a regular on 7Days, Cori is one of NZ's finest young comedy talents. The last year has seen him attend the prestigious Sundance and Berlin Film Festivals as part of the What We Do In The Shadows team as well as attending the film's U.S. premiere in New York, whereafter, he performed massive shows across New York and L.A., alongside some of the biggest names in the industry like Hannibal Burress, Nick Kroll, Jeffrey Ross and Kristen Schaal.

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Through the earthquake events of 2010 and 2011, we were able to remain open due to only minor building damage. As we worked through the aftermath of these events, we made it our goal to support our families and staff as much as possible. We were also able to cater to many families across the east side of Christchurch whose centres were unfortunately forced to close. Toward the end of 2014 we had all turned a corner, and settled into what has become known as ‘the new normal’, with a growing roll and three wonderful teaching teams.

In March this year, due to increasing demand, and a firm belief in quality care, we opened a second room for infants and toddlers.

We believe that for infants and toddlers to feel secure in an early childhood setting they need quiet and welcoming spaces, low numbers and great relationships with the teachers looking after them. This is exactly the type of environment we provide here at Just Kids.

In our under two’s rooms, we have qualified teachers that engage children with meaningful experiences. We support the under two’s as they move through their developmental stages. It is important to us that our under two’s gain a sense of well-being and trust with familiar faces and caring educators.

We believe the children and their family/whanau should always be at the forefront of what we do, so we work

hard at fostering strong relationships between staff, the children and their wider families/whanau. We enjoy a high percentage of Samoan, Maori and Tongan families at Just Kids, as well as teaching staff from a variety of cultural backgrounds. We love the diversity these cultures bring to our centre!

In our most recent ERO Review in May, Just Kids was deemed to be ‘Well Placed’ as an Early Childhood centre. We believe this was recognition of our passionate team’s ongoing desire for quality care and positive learning outcomes for their children.

If you are looking for a preschool for your infant, toddler or pre-schooler please feel free to contact us or drop by and visit us. We would love to show you around our centre.

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