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Bridge motion lost Mayor Angus McKay’s casting vote threw out the motion against the second bridge.

Bridge opponent councillor Alasdair Urquhart could not cast the decisive vote because of a possible conﬂict of interest.

Chaos in council chambers as mayor casts decisive vote BY SUE NEWMAN

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The Ashburton District Council chamber erupted with angry shouts from the public gallery yesterday when mayor Angus McKay’s casting vote killed any chance of stalling the district’s controversial second bridge project. Councillors Ken Cutforth, Donna Favel, Russell Ellis, Peter Reveley and Alasdair Urquhart had made a bid to halt the project, presenting council with a notice of motion to have the decision to go to land designation for the project revoked.

Mr Urquhart immediately stood and withdrew from both the debate and from voting. He said he had sought legal advice and because he lived near the bridge route, he had a conflict of interest. A clearly upset Mr Urquhart apologised to the people who had supported him during the election because he now couldn’t carry out his mandate. “This is ridiculous…what’s the point of having a democratic election, now you lot won’t let him vote…” a member of the gallery shouted. It was up to an individual coun-

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This is a complete jack-up ...

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cillor to decide whether he had a conflict of interest, and it’s up to them who they go to for advice, mayor Angus McKay said. “This is a complete jack-up…” a man yelled. Mr Cutforth presented the motion and said he had been consistent in his opposition to the

second bridge. It was a project for the New Zealand Transport Agency, not the ratepayers, he said. The public’s attitude to the project was made very clear in the election results, with the three top polling urban councillors all against the project, Mr Cutforth said. Councillors Cutforth, Favel, Ellis, Reveley, Martin Nordqvist and Stuart Wilson supported the motion to stall the project but councillors Don McLeod, Darryl Nelson, Neil Brown, Alan Totty, Rod Beavan and mayor Angus McKay did not.

Mr McKay had to break the deadlock with his casting vote and said the council had already begun the process towards land designation. It was a process he would not break; doing so would put the council in a bad light with the transport agency, he said. “That’s typical; the process is more important than the outcome,” Mr Cutforth said. A member of the public gallery had the final say – “You’re a disgrace to the chair Angus,” he yelled.

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Prince rocks out with Bon Jovi

Britain’s Prince William has teamed up with US pop royalty Jon Bon Jovi and Taylor Swift to perform an impromptu version of Livin’ On A Prayer at his home, Kensington Palace. The trio belted out the Bon Jovi classic at the end of a gala event at the London palace in support of the homeless charity Centrepoint, of which 31-year-old William is patron. Bon Jovi began the performance alone with his guitar, but the second-in-line to the British throne and Grammy-winning pop diva Swift came on stage to join him, to huge cheers from the crowd. the prince made a decent attempt at the choruses but spent the more obscure verses nodding along with his hands awkwardly clasped in front of his dinner jacket. – AFP

Santa’s mailbox awaits Mid Canterbury children are writing to Santa the old-fashioned way at the Allenton Post Shop, where Santa’s mailbox is up again. Children have just over a week to get their letters to Santa with December 8 set as the last day for North Pole delivery services, to give Santa time to write a personalised reply before Christmas. Letters can be dropped off at any New Zealand Post Shop, and letters can be written in Braille this year. There is no charge for the service, but a stamp and return address need to be included on posted letters.

DNA tested Apartment managers in Massachusetts are turning to DNA testing to identity the dog owners who do not clean up after their pets. The dog mess is analysed and matched to records to show which dog caused it to keep waste off lawns, hallways, lifts and other common areas. DNA monitoring has yielded immediate and dramatic results. – PA

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Bullock to put family ﬁrst Sandra Bullock plans to put motherhood first in 2014 after dedicating much of this year to her film career. The actress starred in hits The Heat and Gravity and spent much of 2013 on movie sets and red carpets, filming and promoting. Now she wants to put family first and hang out with her adopted three-year-old son Louis. “I have a feeling that work is going to shift now because I don’t want to drag him around to places,” She tells Entertainment Weekly magazine. “He really will be happy anywhere, but I want to know as a mum that I’ve provided him people, experiences, education – life things – before I go, ‘I’m an actress and I need to act’. I really don’t need to act.” – WENN

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A “fairy-tale” dress worn by Diana, Princess of Wales, will go on sale next week and could fetch up to £80,000 ($A142,900). Auctioned by the same auctioneer that sold the see-though dress once worn by the Duchess of Cambridge, the gown is described as one of the most ornate and romantic of all Diana’s dresses. Designed by the Emanuels – the creators of her wedding dress – the frock shimmers with gold sequins, crystals and pearl beads, and comes with matching headband, optional sleeve panels and petticoat. Diana first laid eyes on the dress at a Red Cross benefit fashion show in the summer of 1986, and, rather than having it specially commissioned from the designers, she acquired the standard size 10 dress from the show. The auctioneer says it “fitted her perfectly”. – PA

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■ ASHBURTON BRAWL

Retailers move to counter drunks By Myles HuMe

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Ashburton retailers open 24 hours a day say drunken people always pose a risk, but steps are in place to keep them in check. Their comments come in the wake of an alcohol-fuelled brawl involving more than 30 people on Sunday morning at the McDonald’s Ashburton and Harvey Norman car park. McDonald’s Ashburton franchise owner Dave Whalley admitted such incidents were frustrating, but it would not deter him from staying open 24/7. He praised the work of a hired local security firm that was confronted with the fight for protecting his property, customers and staff. The fastfood outlet is one of 103 restaurants operating 24/7 out of 162 New Zealand McDonald’s restaurants. Some Ashburton service stations are open around the clock, while Burger King’s drive through opens for 24 hours on Friday and Saturday. Mobil Ashburton owner Tyrone Burrowes said occasionally beer bottles were found around the back of the premises, but since taking over the store in September staff had not reported any major incidents.

A lot of retailers open 24/7 have already taken steps to counter drunks in the wee hours.

“I guess when you’re open 24/7 there’s always the potential for something to go wrong, it’s always in the back of your mind.” Mr Burrowes said the business had a closed door policy from 11pm to 5am, which meant people could not enter the store, a move that protects staff from potential issues. Z Energy Ashburton is also open 24/7, and is next door to the car park where the Sunday morning fight took place. A spokesman said locked doors, security screens, CCTV cameras and a new DNA spray initiative helped reduce the risk of bad behaviour in the area.

“Drunk people on any site at any time is a problem; obviously this tends to occur in the evenings and weekends and it is a bit of a drag for our staff,” he said. “But the vast majority of our customers around the clock are fine and get on well with staff.” A McDonald’s New Zealand spokesperson said she was aware of anti-social behaviour late at night during the weekend at its outlets. She said Mr Whalley had heavily invested in security, and those plans were constantly being monitored along with communicating with police and the community.

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More weather like this that occurred on September 10 is expected today.

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Severe nor’west gales forecast More wild, windy weather is on the way, MetService is warning. Severe nor’west gales are expected to hit inland Canterbury later today. Heavy rain is expected ahead of a front in northern Fiordland and Westland late today and tomorrow, with spillover into the Canterbury headwaters, while

severe northwest gales are forecast for inland parts of Canterbury. MetService has warned of winds up to 120km/h capable of damaging trees, powerlines and unsecured structures and of potential driving hazards. Conditions should ease over the lower South Island over-

night and over the upper South Island and central New Zealand during Saturday. In coastal parts of Canterbury conditions may approach warning thresholds. People are advised to keep up to date with forecasts in case further warnings become necessary.

Without any trees currently to hand the traditional Hakatere Round Table fundraiser may be a non-event this year.

■ TREE SALES IN JEOPARDY

Urgent plea for trees By erin Tasker

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Hakatere Round Table No. 78’s annual real Christmas tree selling fundraiser is in danger of not happening this year if they can’t find trees to sell by December 6. Up until about three years ago, the Ashburton District Council donated trees to the Ashburton Round Table group to sell, but they’re now unable to source trees for them to cut down so the group has had to find them themselves. In 2010 they were unable to find any locally and ended up buying some in, but as it’s a fundraiser with money raised going back into the community, they don’t want to have to do that again, president Bruce Gabites said. “I would say it might not happen if we can’t get them. It seems a shame but it’s the way things are going,” Mr Gabites said. They’re hoping that someone in the rural community might have some trees they’d be willing to donate. Members will go out and cut down the trees and transport them ready for sale. They know that tree supplies may be dwindling due to a winter snow and summer wind storms which brought thousands of trees down around the district, but they’re

CAN YOU HELP? Can you help the Hakatere Round Table No. 78 by donating real Christmas trees for them to sell? If so, then contact the Guardian on 03 307-7957 or erin.t@theguardian.co.nz and we’ll put you in touch.

hopeful someone may come to their rescue. One person has already come forward to say they could have trees available, but Round Table members are yet to check them out to see if they’re suitable. “The closer it is to town for us, the better, because some of us have to take time off work to go and cut them down,” Mr Gabites said. Real Christmas trees were still as popular as ever, he said. “It’s surprising how many people do want the real trees,” he said. “And it’s surprising how many people pick ones that I wouldn’t pick myself.” Ideally they’d like around 100 trees to sell. If trees can be sourced they will be sold at the usual spots – the Ashburton Domain off Walnut Avenue, and on the side of Archibald Street in Tinwald – on December 14.

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Wanting the land designation stopped . . .

A council divid Russell Ellis “There are large discrepancies in the Opus report between areas of land that are needed and how close the nearest dwelling will be to the new carriageway. I have no confidence in what Opus has done here.”

Councillor gutted by his exclusion from bridge vote By Sue NewmaN

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Donna Favel “The notice of requirement was pushed through in great haste. It’s poor form to have a decision like this made just before an election. The most effective way to proceed with this is to let NZTA pay.”

Peter Reveley “Traffic patterns will change with the new pool and stadium and traffic lights in Tinwald. It’s wrong to say we’ll waste money if we pull out now, that money is already wasted. The consultants at the time have led you astray. I’m not sure how prudent all these big ticket items really are. There are a whole lot of things that need to be sorted out before we can say the bridge is in the right place. The people of Tinwald just want to be able to get out on the main road.”

An 11th hour challenge to his eligibility to vote on the controversial second bridge project has left Ashburton District councillor Alasdair Urquhart feeling he has let the public down. He was one of five councillors who joined forces to prepare a notice of motion asking for an earlier council decision to put the Ashburton river second bridge project into the land designation phase, to be overturned. On Wednesday night, just hours before the motion was to be voted on at an extraordinary council meeting, the rug was pulled from under Mr Urquhart’s feet when a suggestion was made from an unknown quarter, that he had a conflict of interest over the bridge project. A stunned Mr Urquhart said he received an email from council chief executive Andrew Dalziel saying he had been alerted to the possible conflict and that he was obliged to pass this information on to Mr Urqhuart. He is unsure where the original suggestion came from but said it hinted that if he chose to vote there could be repercussions, possible ‘threats’ of legal action, he said. Mr Dalziel and Mr Urqhuart decided to seek legal advice and that advice was to err on the side of caution and withdraw from debate and vote casting. “I hadn’t really thought I

I feel I’ve let the people who voted for me down extremely badly. If I’d had a vote it would have swung the outcome the other way

had (a conflict); I’d resigned from the Bridge Action Group months ago when I decided to stand for council, but I’m an upfront kind of guy who likes to see things done right.

“If there was a suggestion I had a conflict of interest, I wanted it to be out in the open,” he said. Mr Urquhart’s property is not one of those in the path

“This bridge is a NZTA responsibility. I was part of the last council that railroaded through a lot of projects that were not in the community’s best interests. They were so arrogant. They believed they knew what was best. We were given reports at the last minute to read, lengthy reports and there was no time to read them. A social impact report was asked for on the effects on people on Chalmers Avenue. We never got it. The report we did get was flimsy and biased. The priority is a set of lights in Tinwald.”

“I’ve heard the arguments over the past three years and I’ve been consistency opposed to the route council accepted. I know Ashburton needs a second bridge – and NZTA does too. I live on the south side of the bridge; it’s not the bridge that’s the hold up it’s the McDonald’s corner and the blimmin’ railway. All the traffic polls have been done at 9am on a week day, of course the traffic shows as all local. No one does it on a holiday weekend. It’s unfortunate this has got as far as it has. I’ll definitely be voting against this route; it’s ludicrous.”

Martin Nordqvist “I have been consistently opposed to the second bridge route and I don’t believe we’ve had the NZTA input we should.”

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of the new road; it lies to the east of that route, but through his earlier association with the bridge action group there was a suggestion that he had formed an opinion about the project and would not have an open mind. It was doubly gutting that in addition to not being able to vote he was also barred from speaking at the meeting. “I had a lot of information I should have been able to share, a lot of information about the bridge that had been kept behind closed doors. “I feel I’ve let the people who voted for me down extremely badly. “If I’d had a vote it would have swung the outcome the other way and that would have tread on a few toes – outside council.” While he was disappointed for everyone involved at the outcome of the meeting and his exclusion, Mr Urquhart said that was democracy and the outcome was one he had to accept. “I do feel I’ve been a bit hard done by, I’ve let people down and it wasn’t my fault but I’ve done what was right. I’ve done what I had to do but we’ve not done what we were hoping to achieve.” The bridge project was far from a done deal, however, he said. “It would have been good to have had it stalled for a bit but now I urge people to get their submissions in; it’s not a lost cause by any count.”

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Supporting the land designation process continuing . . .

ded over bridge Bridge decision a long, involved process By Sue NewmaN

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The process beat the people yesterday when Ashburton District Councillors voted on a motion to stall a project to build a second bridge across the Ashburton River. In October councillors voted to lodge a notice of requirement for land designation associated with the second urban bridge that would involve Chalmers Avenue and a new route through rural land to the east of Tinwald. Three councillors – Donna Favel, Ken Cutforth and Stuart Wilson voted against that motion, but the council had the numbers to proceed and a notice of requirement for land designation was publicly notified. This was open for public submissions until January 17 and would then be heard by an independent commissioner. Since then three of the bridge

supporters - John Leadley, Robin Kilworth and Jim Burgess - have retired from council and one, Jac Sparks, was not reelected. Post-election, five councillors – Mrs Favel, Mr Cutforth and three newly elected to the job, Russell Ellis, Alasdair Urquhart and Peter Reveley decided the weight of public opinion was still against the project and presented council chief executive Andrew Dalziel with a notice of motion seeking to have the original motion revoked and the project put on hold. More than 40 members of the public turned up to hear council debate the motion. They were fired up, regularly interjected and had mayor Angus McKay frequently calling for order. One of the motion’s supporters Alasdair Urquhart was forced to withdraw from the meeting because of a conflict of interest and that riled several members of the gallery. He was

clearly unhappy and so were his supporters. The notice of motion was “that the designation process for the Ashburton second urban bridge be put on hold until such time as the newly elected council re-considers the matter; and that this matter be considered at an extraordinary meeting of council.” Councillors yesterday debated the motion to revoke the council decision to proceed to lodge the notice of requirement for land designation. Seventy submissions have already been lodged on the land designation. Mr Cutforth presented the motion and said he believed it had been rushed through by the council at the end of the last term and that councillors had not had sufficient time to read all the material presented. “The number of people here today in the gallery is an indication of the concern in the com-

munity over this project,” he said. A project of this size should not be “rail-roaded” through, Mr Cutforth said. “It’s like a lot of projects that are not in this community’s best interests. Some of the past councillors were so arrogant, they believed they knew best.” Mayor Angus McKay threw his weight behind continuing with the designation process. Pulling out would send a bad message to both the community and the New Zealand Transport Agency, he said. When the votes were called six hands were raised supporting the motion to halt the bridge process and six (including Mr McKay) were raised to proceed. Mr McKay was forced to use his casting vote, which he cast in support of continuing to press ahead with the designation process.

Angus McKay “I am not going to break this process. If we did it would send a signal to the people of the community that we can start a process and then pull out of it. I won’t have that pointed at this council . . . this would put council in a bad light.”

Rod Beavan “There’s a process to go through. We’ve already spent around $1 million and it will be money dead in the water if this motion goes through. The crunch part is that the resolution doesn’t give me enough information – does it mean no second bridge, does it mean start again, does it mean there is another option?”

Neil Brown “The people I’ve spoken to in my ward believe this is the right site. I do believe it is an NZTA project and they can build it when they need it and at their cost. If this motion is lost then it will affect lights in Tinwald.”

“We don’t have our ducks in a row. A councillor’s job and the job of council is to listen to people who take the trouble to share their opinions and concerns and then make a decision on behalf of the community. We are sworn in to make decisions in the best interests of the community; I believe we do both. It is the job of an independent commissioner to hear all the facts of this case and decide if council got it right or not.”

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“The decision today is a defining moment for this council. Council has embarked on a democratic process and the commissioner will make a recommendation to the council. If we revoke the motion NZTA will see us as an unreliable partner and traffic lights in Tinwald could be a casualty of this. Many concerns expressed by the community have been met by mitigating measures. More than $800,000 has been spent on this and a lot of staff time. The second bridge project has been dogged by mis-information. Everyone has an opinion on the bridge. This is a project for a local road, it’s a local bridge.”

Darryl Nelson “We started this process years ago and we’ve been in partnership with the transport agency ever since to find a way forward to the pinch points in town. If the second bridge is not put in the transport agency will put the Tinwald lights in when they wish, not when we wish.”

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■ AORAKI ASHBURTON POLYTECH

In brief

Enrolments on par with last year BY MYLES HUME

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The prospective number of students looking to study at the Aoraki Polytechnic Ashburton campus in 2014 is on par with last year, its acting chief says. In October last year there had been 21 enrolments to study at the campus for 2013, which eventually led to about 250 students in total. Its chief executive at the time Kay Nelson said the campus heavily relied on the community, but if enrolments were low it could impact on the courses it offered. Current acting chief execu-

tive Alex Cabrera said he could not provide the Guardian with enrolment numbers this week because “there was no cut-off date for applications” with the likelihood of some starting courses during 2014. “However, to give you an idea of approximate numbers and trends, expressions of interest in study are similar to the same time last year,” he said. The Ashburton campus had a total of 250 students this year, but many were part time, equating to 69 full time equivalent students. Mr Cabrera said there was also a free bus for Ashburton students who wanted to enrol

in courses only available at the Timaru campus. “Timaru Campus also continues to be popular, with approximately 50 people registered for the northern bus this year. We also already have people registered for the bus next year,” he said. Mr Cabrera said the polytechnic had been working on promotion initiatives and securing new courses to bolster student numbers. It comes as the polytechnic revealed it was predicting 400 fewer full time equivalent students this year. The polytechnic will adopt a new 2014 Government initia-

tive that will allow free Level 1 and 2 programmes for under 25 students. The Youth Guarantee Scheme will also be extended to 16 to 19-year-olds. “Furthermore, 18 and 19-year-olds will be able to access course related costs and the living costs part of loans and allowances if they are eligible,” he said. The Ashburton campus offers programmes in Agriculture and Farming Skills (in collaboration with Lincoln University), Beauty Skills, Business and Business Administration, Parenting and Care of Children, Life Skills and short courses throughout the year.

■ CHRISTMAS CAROLS FOR ASHBURTON BLIND

Miller St burglary A Playstation 3, binoculars and a camera were stolen from a Miller Street address on Wednesday. Ashburton police are seeking information related to the incident and will be following up with inquiries.

Quad bike thief arrest Ashburton police arrested a 23-year-old Ashburton man on Wednesday for the unlawful taking of a quad bike. Earlier this month Ashburton police asked members of the public for information relating to a spate of quad bike thefts in Rakaia, Methven and Ealing.

Butts blamed for blaze Cigarette butts are believed to have caused a fire that badly damaged a popular Waihi Beach bar and cafe. The main interior of The Porch was left a charred mess after fire early on Saturday morning. Waihi Senior Sergeant Aaron Fraser said initial investigations into the 12.45am fire suggested smouldering cigarette butts in a bin caused the blaze. - APNZ

Guilty blackmail plea The man who tried to stop Michael Laws’ mayoralty campaign has pleaded guilty to blackmail. Paul William Evans, 61, beneficiary of Wanganui, was charged with one count of blackmail which he previously denied, but yesterday in the Whanganui District Court he changed his plea. Mr Laws, a serving Wanganui District Council member and former mayor, received a letter on September 6 which demanded he get out of public life ... before decent people deal to you”. Evans will be sentenced on February 10. - APNZ

Ill-treatment A teen accused of firing a crossbow bolt through the head of a cat has been granted name suppression.The 18-year-old Wainuiomata man faces a charge of ill treating an animal, brought under the Animal Welfare Act, in relation to the October 21 incident. In Hutt Valley District Court yesterday, Judge Peter Butler remanded the teen at large, to reappear next month. - APNZ

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Group entertained with carols The Ashburton Volunteer Fire Brigade rooms were alive with the sound of music yesterday, as members of the local Royal Foundation for the Blind group were entertained with Christmas carols, performed by a choir selected from within their ranks, with volunteer Rona Hayward at the piano. PHOTO DONNA WYLIE 281113-DW-009

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A south Auckland teenager fleeing from police choose the wrong fence to vault, and landed in the grounds of the local police station. Papakura police were called to the local Countdown about 6.45pm on Wednesday night after reports that a group of youths were intimidating customers and washing windows

in the carpark. The group fled when police arrived and a 14-year-old boy tried to evade officers by climbing over a nearby fence on the edge of the carpark. The fence he scaled surrounded the Papakura Police Station. “Unsurprisingly, he was quickly apprehended,” said Area Commander Jim Sear-

le. Mr Searle said any attempts to evade police could be dangerous and could often lead to further trouble. “But this situation would have to stand out as unusual in the way that this person was caught.” The group of young people have been referred to Youth Aid. - APNZ

Awatere replacement KiwiRail says it has found a temporary replacement for the Interislander ferry Aratere, which lost a propeller during a Cook Strait crossing earlier this month. It has chartered the Spanish ferry Stena Alegra to replace the stricken vessel, ensuring it can service passengers and freight customers during the busy summer period. - APNZ

Landslip hits Picton A landslip hit a house in Picton yesterday. Emergency services attended the scene at Milton Terrace, a Marlborough District Council spokeswoman said. The landslide happened about 4pm. It broke through a bedroom wall. There had been no reports of any injuries to the occupants. A Picton police spokeswoman said the town was being drenched with “torrential” rain. - APNZ

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■ INVERCARGILL

Police target Road Knights A 78-year-old woman and 76-year-old man are among 17 people, most with connections to the Invercargill-based Road Knights motorcycle gang, charged after a police swoop on 14 properties yesterday. Police arrested 10 men and seven women they said were key players in a crime ring during properties searches in Invercargill and Central Otago. Some of those arrested were members of a “crime family” integral to the operation and structure of the Road Knights gang, Southern District Police organised crime squad head Detective Senior Sergeant Malcolm Inglis said at a media briefing in Invercargill yesterday. “This is a family who appear to have a made a substantial living from the proceeds of illegal activities.”

Cash, drugs, houses and motorbikes were restrained under the Criminal Proceeds (Recovery) Act 2009. Det Snr Sgt Inglis would not give the addresses of the properties, but said five were in Invercargill, one in Roxburgh and one at Moa Creek. One was a property owned by an arrested person and rented out to tenants, he said. The Road Knights’ headquarters in Balmoral Dr, South Invercargill, was not seized, he said. Collectively, the properties and motorbikes were worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. The properties and motorbikes are now owned by the official assignee and there will be civil court proceedings to decide whether they are retained by the Crown.

The arrests concluded a 10-month investigation called Operation Crimson, which targeted the Road Knights and their criminal activities, Det Snr Sgt Inglis said. Eleven people appeared in the Invercargill District Court yesterday following the raids. All were granted name suppression and bailed to reappear on January 28. They did not enter pleas. Ten from Invercargill faced a raft of drug charges, while one man with a rural Southland address faced drugs charges and a firearms charge. Several defendants were jointly charged with others in varying combinations. Det Snr Sgt Inglis told the media briefing police still had to make a few more “mop up arrests”. As well as the mop-up inves-

tigations were continuing into the theft of insulation batts from a Government-subsidised home insulation scheme in Invercargill. The operation, run jointly by the Invercargill and Southern District Police organised crime squads, assisted by the police national asset recovery unit, “again highlighted the links between organised gangs and drug dealing”, he said. As part of Operation Crimson, police and customs had in July and August intercepted 1kg of the drug Pentedrone, an analogue of Ecstasy, with a street value in excess of $125,000, he said. A 29-year-old Dunedin man linked to the Road Knights and a 42-year-old man and 50-yearold woman, both from Balclutha, were arrested and charged in August. - APNZ

■ PHILIPPINES TYPHOON RELIEF

A helping hand from Ashburton Rotarians Ashburton Rotarians have dug deep and come to the aid of the disaster-struck Philippines with a donation of five ShelterBoxes valued at $7500. The ShelterBox is a comprehensive relief kit which includes a 10-man tent and supplies such as a stove, cooking utensils, tools and a range of survival equipment. Each box costs $1500. Ashburton Rotary Club president Phil Godfrey and Ashburton Plains Rotary Club president Owen Moore said their members were very pleased to answer the call from Rotary District 9970 governor John Rickard, also from Ashburton, to donate towards the Philippines disaster relief in the wake of super typhoon Haiyan. The Rotary District, which includes 33 clubs from the top of the South Island from Ashburton north and the West Coast, has to date donated 19 ShelterBoxes and $13,500 in cash. Mr Rickard said it was a fantastic response. ShelterBox is a disaster relief charity which provides shelter and life-saving supplies to families affected or displaced

Seven new fire stations Christchurch is to get seven new fire stations in a $50 million 10year project aimed at meeting the needs of the post-earthquake city. Three stations - in the central city, Addington and Woolston will be demolished and rebuilt on existing sites, with the others in new locations serving suburbs in the east of the city, the southern corridor, in the north-west and around Ilam. - APNZ

Man’s name released Police have released the name of the man killed in an industrial incident at Lyttelton port on Wednesday. He was William Frost of Coalgate, 58. Mr Frost was the owner of transport services firm Drivertek International Limited, police said. Inquiries indicated that Mr Frost died after being pinned between the trailer of a logging truck and a forklift on a wharf. - APNZ

Steep test for new car If you want to put a new car through its paces, then the world’s steepest street is a good place to do it. Baldwin St, in Northeast Valley, was the challenging launching pad for a new Korean car this week. The location was chosen to illustrate the power of the new diesel vehicle, location scout Daz Caulton, of Queenstown, said. - APNZ

Woman kicked cop A woman caught driving drunk and disqualified kicked a police officer because she was angry at being stopped. Ashley Shannon Taukiri, 26, appeared before Judge Gerard Lynch in the Whanganui District Court on Tuesday and pleaded guilty to driving while disqualified, driving with excess breath alcohol and assaulting police. “When asked about her actions Ms Taukiri said she was angry at being stopped,” police prosecutor Sergeant Drew Morrison said. Judge Lynch said Taukiri was “clearly someone who needs assistance with her drinking” and ordered a pre-sentence report. She was remanded on bail for sentencing on January 22. - APNZ

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Families in the Philippines are receiving ShelterBox aid, thanks to Ashburton Rotarians. Photo suPPlied

by natural disasters and is a Rotary International Global Project. Teams of ShelterBox volunteers are regularly deployed to disaster areas all over the world.

Former Ashburton police sergeant and Rotarian Arnold Kelly is an experienced ShelterBox volunteer who has completed 13 deployments overseas to disaster situations. He was

on the ground in the Philippines after the 7.2 earthquake struck in early October and may be called on to return to the Philippines to deploy further ShelterBox aid.

Old-time dance to raise funds for Philippines Kick up your heels and help raise funds for the typhoonstricken Philippines at an old time dance. St Andrew’s Anglican Church parishioners are staging the event on Sunday, December 8 at the church hall on the corner

In brief

of Jane and Thomson streets in Tinwald, starting at 2pm. Live music will be provided by Elisabeth Bisdee from Timaru, along with many old favourites played through the sound system. A programme of old-time

and sequence dancing has been organised to suit all levels of ability. Refreshments will be available throughout the afternoon, and participants are asked to bring a plate of finger food to share for tea.

There will also be raffle and bring-and-buy table. Entry is $5 and all proceeds will be donated to Save the Children fund for its Philippines appeal. For more information phone Ann on 308-8902.

The motorcyclist killed on Wednesday afternoon in an accident south of Haast was on a charity ride for cancer research. The Greymouth Star understands the 70-year-old man, from the North Island, was on his way to Queenstown on a trike as part of the Firefighters Ride for Cancer. The riders stayed in Greymouth on Tuesday. - APNZ

Killed on birthday The 63-year-old killed in a car crash near Tai Tapu was going home to celebrate his birthday. Lindsay Sarchet, who lived in Spreydon was a competitive motor racing driver. It is believed he crashed while overtaking another vehicle on Tai Tapu Rd. His brother-in-law, Dave Williams, said it was Mr Sarchet’s birthday. “It was his 63rd birthday on the day of the accident,” he said. “All he wanted was to have KFC with his daughter and his wife on their own.” - APNZ

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■ NEW CAAP CAMPAIGN

Before horsing around, plan a safe ride home By GaBrielle Stuart gabrielle.s@theguardian.co.nz

Community Alcohol Action Project coordinators stepped back to the days of the Wild West for the 21st year of the holiday season campaign, which was launched yesterday with the message: Before horsing around, plan a safe ride home. By working with local police and licensed premises in Mid Canterbury, the service aims to reduce drink driving in the district. This is achieved through a series of information campaigns, driver alcohol checks and rewards distributed for sober drivers. Ashburton Community Alcohol and Drug Service general manager Chris Clark said the goal of the campaign was simply to get locals to take a moment

to think about a ride home before going out for the night. “Just five minutes is all that is needed to plan ahead and organise a ride before you get to the pub – rather than getting there and having to think, ‘oh, how are we going to get home’?” She was one of the founders of the project, and said that she had seen some pretty memorable campaigns over the years. Campaigns varied from a military “war on drink driving” theme to a “Don’t Drive Pickled” millennium bug theme. She said that although they had fun over the years, the message hadn’t changed: Drive safe and plan ahead. Several drink driving blitzes are already being planned around Mid Canterbury, where the team will work with police to catch drink drivers and provide rewards for sober ones.

Noel Stanger and Ammo demonstrated a bit of “horsing around” at this year’s Community Alcohol Action Project launch at the Blue Pub in Methven. Photo Gabrielle Stuart 281113-GS-011

Grass clippings getting up resort owners’ noses By SuSan SandyS

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Brinkley Resort owners Paul and Gayle Creswick are fed up with grass clippings from a nearby reserve causing a mess on their premises. They have asked the Ashburton District Council to make sure their staff use catchers on the ride-on mowers when they

mow the Lochhead Crescent Reserve, to no avail. “If it was just a little bit of grass I could cope with that, because that’s part of mowing a lawn, but this is unacceptable, and it’s too much grass being left there,” Mrs Creswick said. Mrs Creswick said piles of grass left after mowing blew into the premises spa pool, restaurant, conference rooms

and other rooms. Additionally resort guests had to step over piles of grass when they walked across the reserve into town. Mrs Creswick had complained to the council, which had told her it would cost too much ratepayer funds to have a catcher on all mowers. She believed other reserves outside of Methven, such as the Ashburton Domain, always

looked fantastic, and catchers were probably used on mowers in that area. She said Methven was a tourist town and as such it was important that it looked its best at all times. Council parks and reserves spokesperson David Askin responded to Guardian queries via email. He said the Lochhead Crescent Reserve was “treated

the same as similar reserve areas around the district, catchers aren’t used for mowing”. However, catchers were used on “the Cricket Oval at the Ashburton Domain, Baring Square and greens in Ashburton”. “We do occasionally get strong spring growth where there may be an increase in clippings, which would be apparent in all reserves,” Mr Askin said.

BLTC’s summer school places filling up fast By SuSan SandyS

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Places for Big Little Theatre Company’s (BLTC) annual summer school in January are filling up fast. The school, to be held January 20 to 24, will feature guest tutors from outside of the district. Director Jackie Heffernan said the knowledge and skills such tutors brought was huge. “They work full time in the industry and often at the cutting edge of theatre across New Zealand. The enrichment is fantastic for our own company but also for other interested and committed young actors in the district,” Mrs Heffernan said. The tutors include: Circus and physical theatre tutor Damara Sylvester, of Nelson-based and New Zea-

land-renowned Body n Space Theatre Company. Ms Sylvester has studied in various countries in a range of disciplines from African and North Indian dance forms, to gymnastics and West African drums and percussion. A graduate of Total Theatre in Perth and the Western Australian Circus School, she is to train summer school students in physical theatre. Through a series of exercises and improvisations students “will be guided to get out of their head and into their body”. Court Youth Company director and Court Theatre education manager Alice Canton. A graduate of Toi Whakaari, Ms Canton has performed and taught throughout New Zealand, Australia and Asia. She will offer practical tools and techniques on how to perform a dramatic monologue, from

Damara Sylvester

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Daniel Pengelly

the first read through to standing up in front of an audience, and an introduction to the fundamentals of theatrical playfulness for younger children. “You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation,” she says. Court Jesters manager Daniel Pengelly. In 2012 he founded a performance troupe in Wel-

lington in 2012 called PlayShop, which performed to over 2500 people in 2013. He is originally from a North Canterbury farm and has been acting for nine years, training in improvisation and theatre sports, as well as undertaking a Masters in Theatre Arts (Directing) at Toi Whakaari. The trio will join former Big

Little Theatre Company student Mel Buller, who is studying at Hagley Theatre Company in Christchurch, and longtime members Ruby and Teddie Jo Donaldson who will teach hip hop and street dance. The summer school is for seven to 17-year-olds and is open to both BLTC members and non-members.

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Tale of Two Bridges Coen Lammers EDITOR

f Charles Dickens were still alive he could write an Ashburton sequel to his famous novel Tale of Two Cities. The modern version would be the Tale of Two Bridges. Yesterday’s debate on the second bridge at the Ashburton District Council meeting was like Ashburton’s own Groundhog Day, as the same old arguments were thrown around the council chambers. The big difference this time was that the faces around the table have changed since the elections and that the anti-bridge lobby had gathered enough strength to force a notice of motion to put the project on hold. Sadly for opponents, they fell one vote short to stop the actual process after Alasdair Urquhart was asked to restrain from voting on legal advice. Mr Urquhart is said to have a conflict of interest, as he lives in the vicinity of second bridge route. It may be legally correct, but it does not make democratic sense that someone who has campaigned against the bridge was unable to carry out the wishes of the thousands of voters who put him on the council. Interestingly, the opponents seem to have two agendas, one group wants the New Zealand Transport Agency to pick up the bill instead of the ratepayers, while others just want the preferred route further east. Building a bridge east of Tinwald may keep the locals happy but might be too far removed from the main traffic flow to be effective. It would become a white elephant if local traffic and passing trucks continued to use the old bridge. Just about everyone agrees that the town needs a second bridge sooner rather than later, but nobody wants the route through their own backyard. Yesterday’s controversial vote will no doubt fuel opposition and possibly trigger a legal challenge, but the town cannot afford the debate to go around in circles. We need a decision and we need all parties to adhere to it. It will be tough to swallow for many, but it is the price we pay for democracy.

YOUR VIEW Brawl Sixteen-year-olds ‘cruising’ town at 2.30am? Should they not be at home at that time so you don’t have to be ‘appalled’ at what happens to them, Mum? Don’t expect McDonald’s or the police to parent them for you. ***** Mum appalled by brawl: Take some parental responsibility. What the hell is your 16-yearold kid doing out at 2.40am! *****

To the mother with the 16-year-old, glad you had him under control and tucked up in bed where he should have been, starts at home, with parents. ***** Brawl: Hear, hear Jayne! Couldn’t have said it better! Especially after reading the mother’s account, page 2 in Thursday’s paper! Kat ***** It’s disgusting, if our houses get burgled, our cars get pinched, we get bashed the po-

lice don’t come. We pay the taxes, and deserve protection for ourselves and our property! But they can cruise around all night to catch people to fine to get the money in, obviously told to by this government.

Nitrates in water The anti-fluoride brigade was successful in getting fluoride taken out of our water despite the negative impact it has had on our children’s teeth. Just wondering, as they are so good, can they also get the nitrates that are now in our water taken out also?

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Are we losing the true meaning of Christmas? Phill Hooper OFF THE AIR

re we losing true meaning of Christmas? I came across a study that said Kiwis spend on average $252 per child on presents for Christmas. At first I thought, that seems a bit excessive, but then stopped and thought about all those little gifts that one picks up during the year.

You know the ones; they’re up above that wardrobe. Add to those the late-minute stuff you see on the telly and just can’t resist. Or you may have an online shopping addiction like friends of mine, the goodies you have grabbed from 1-day sales etc. I wondered if we here in Mid Canterbury were “average” as far as our per child Chrissy spend goes. Wow what a heap of wideranging answers I got! From $20 up to $450 per child. Some didn’t have budgets at all and just bought the kids what they really wanted for Christmas. They wanted to see the kids’ faces light up Christmas morning when they unwrapped that special thing they had been asking for. So, have we got too commercial at Christmas? Have we lost the true meaning of Christmas? At the end of the day, isn’t Christmas about FAMILY? As one person said to

Funny from Hoops in the Morning Facebook page.

me, the best thing you can spend on your kids this Christmas is time and they’ll never forget it. Hmm, I know if I said to my two, there’s no pressies this year kids it’s all about us spending time together, there’d be a small riot. Along those lines, Sandy responded on my Facebook page with this: “Why can’t people get back to the true meaning of Christmas .... being together as family...why is it all about presents ... after all Christmas isn’t what it used to be...every year from Santa we got a pair of shorty PJs, fruit lollies and a drink of fizz ... imagine the kids of today getting that, they would probably throw it at you”! I think my friend Kiri summed things up nicely with this: “There is no set price or limit in our Christmas can be a time of excess and stress, but don’t whaanau forget the most important gifts – Love, time and memories. (family). I

love going all out at Christmas time to whatever degree that is. “It’s my favourite time of year. We don’t have a lot but we try our best to give each one of our children something they have wanted and then something they need plus money, followed by a massive kai (feed) that caters for whoever may come over. “Then we head away for a week or more totally away from the worries of the world and enjoy what is free for us. Swimming, hiking, beaches, fishing, diving, visiting our loved ones in the cemeteries, story sharing ... and much more. That’s all part of our giving at Christmas – no set price on that. “We have to be up with the times as well as the past we incorporate it all. We have eight kids so the less we spend on material things the more we make up for it in eternal memories and being together.” So I reckon, spoil the kids rotten, within your means, but don’t forget to give them the three most important gifts – Love, time and memories. Till next week, Hoo Roo.

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Air zone battle heats up By Carol Huang China’s response to US B-52 bombers in its newly-declared air zone was “too slow”, staterun media say, fuelling the clamour for Beijing to get tough against Japan and the US. Beijing’s declaration of a new Air Defence Identification Zone (ADIZ) including Tokyo-administered islands at the centre of a tense dispute between the two neighbours has provoked global concern. The US has a security alliance with Japan and announced that it had sent two US Stratofortress planes into the zone without obeying Beijing’s rules, in an unmistakable message ahead of a visit to the region by VicePresident Joe Biden. China’s defence ministry issued a statement 11 hours later saying the military “monitored the entire process” of the B-52 flights, without expressing regret or anger or threatening direct action. The Global Times, which is close to China’s ruling Communist Party and often strikes a nationalist tone, criticised the reaction as “too slow” in an editorial yesterday. “We failed in offering a timely and ideal response,” it said, adding that Chinese officials needed to react to the “psychological battles” by the US. The government-run China Daily added that Washington’s move risked fuelling Tokyo’s “dangerous belligerence” and putting China and the US “on a collision course. Which will prove much more hazardous than sending military aircraft to play chicken in the air.” China’s Communist Party uses nationalism as a key part of its claim to a right to rule, tapping into deep-seated popular resentment of Japan for its bru-

Simon Gittany, the man infamously convicted of throwing his fiancee from a Sydney high-rise balcony, bit off part of a policeman’s ear while being arrested in 1994, records show. Gittany, 40, pleaded not guilty to murdering his fiancee Lisa Cecilia Harnum by throwing her off their inner-city balcony on July 30, 2011. He was convicted in a Sydney Supreme Court on Wednesday of killing her and will be sentenced next year. Often unemployed and living at a Merrylands home with his mother, Gittany was well known to Sydney police back in 1993. - AAP

Spy fallout to drag on Indonesian Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa insists Australia must demonstrate compliance with a proposed code of conduct before relations with Jakarta can return to normal, suggesting it will be months before the document is even drafted. Speaking yesterday ahead of a special hearing into the spying scandal that has seen relations between Jakarta and Canberra sink to their lowest point, Dr Natalegawa said he had been in contact with Foreign Minister Julie Bishop to discuss the new code of conduct. - AAP

UK expenses scandal

The outline of a Chinese made fighter jet is silhouetted against the sun in Beijing, China, yesterday. ap photo

tal invasion of China in the early 20th century. Such passions are quickly aroused, and Chinese social media users called for Beijing to retaliate against Washington. “The US’s bomber wandered around the edge of our ADIZ, I figure we should respond in kind. One good turn deserves another, right?” wrote one poster on Sina Weibo, a Chinese version of Twitter. One suggested that Beijing should cancel Biden’s invitation, saying that if it “now announces that it was not the right time for Biden to visit China, would the US military still enter the ADIZ in the future as they like?” The Chinese ADIZ requires

aircraft to provide their flight plan, declare their nationality and maintain two-way radio communication, or face “defensive emergency measures”. The US and Japan accuse China of raising the stakes in the row over islands known as Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China, and senior administration officials in Washington said on Wednesday that Biden plans to raise Washington’s “concerns” about the zone during his visit to Beijing next week. The trip will allow him to “make the broader point that there’s an emerging pattern of behaviour by China that is unsettling to China’s own neighbours and raising questions about how China operates in

international space”, an official said. China’s new ADIZ also overlaps South Korea’s zone, incorporating a disputed, submerged, Seoul-controlled rock, and the South Korean military said yesterday one of its planes had flown through it without informing Beijing. Australia yesterday refused to back down from criticism of the new air zone after Canberra summoned China’s ambassador earlier this week, prompting a furious response from Beijing. The Philippines also voiced concern that China may extend control of air space over disputed areas of the South China Sea. - AFP

■ JAPAN

Riches to rags Japanese switched at birth A 60-year-old Japanese man switched at birth says he would like to “roll back the clock”, days after winning a lawsuit against the hospital that mistakenly cast him into a life of poverty. The man told a packed Tokyo press conference that he was shell-shocked when he learnt the truth, saying his life would have been starkly different. “I’ve wondered how on earth could this happen. I couldn’t believe it. To be honest, I didn’t want to accept it,” he told Japanese media yesterday. A Tokyo district court this

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week ordered the hospital to pay Y38 million ($A411,100) in damages over its 1953 blunder which saw the man switched with another baby boy who was delivered just 13 minutes later. It is not clear if the hospital, which has not commented on the bizarre case, will appeal. The man, an unmarried truck driver, would have grown up as the eldest of four brothers in a wealthy family where the siblings enjoyed a lavish lifestyle including private tutors. Instead, he was raised on welfare by his non-biological moth-

er who also supported older siblings after her husband passed away. “It was like she was born to experience hardship,” the man said of the woman he knew as his mother. The decades-old mistake was uncovered when the wealthy family’s three younger brothers had DNA testing done on their oldest sibling - who looked nothing like them - after their parents died. They checked hospital records and confirmed the identity of their biological eldest brother last year. The four are now working on building a rela-

tionship to make up for lost time. But the man switched at birth said he cried daily for several months after learning the truth. “As I saw pictures of my (biological) parents, I wanted to see them alive. I couldn’t hold back tears for months every time I saw their pictures.” The mothers in both families had seemingly suspected they had been raising the wrong babies. His real brothers remember their mother saying her first baby came back from his first bath in hospital wearing the wrong clothes. - AFP

British MPs fiddled their expenses as a “displacement activity” because parliament had become irrelevant and ineffective, Speaker John Bercow says. He suggested the 2009 scandal was as much a symptom of decades of decline as “malice or corruption” as he urged action to ensure Westminster kept up with the modern world. A special commission will consider how to use the digital revolution to enhance democracy - including potentially bringing in e-voting. In a speech to the Hansard Society, Bercow said after becoming Speaker in June 2009 he feared for the future of parliament, describing it as a “virtual corpse”. - PA

‘Killer toys’ seized Novelty cigarette lighters, a baby walker and a Santa lamp are among items seized during a NSW crackdown on “killer toys”. Thousands of dangerous toys across the state have been prevented from finding their way under this year’s Christmas trees, with NSW Fair Trading identifying more than 100 unsafe products. Among the haul were projectile toys with the potential to cause serious eye injuries, a toy-like novelty cigarette lighter, a baby walker, a Santa table lamp and a remote control helicopter. - AAP

Focus on porn habits The US National Security Agency planned to discredit Islamist “radicals” by spying on their online pornography habits, The Huffington Post reports, citing a document leaked by exintelligence contractor Edward Snowden. The eavesdropping agency focused on how propagandists for the violent extremists could be undermined with evidence of hypocrisy, citing surveillance on six individuals as examples, according to the quoted NSA document. - AFP

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Majority unlikely if govt forces issue Party leader, David Cunliffe. The latest moves by United Future’s Peter Dunne and the Maori Party echo their withdrawal of support for fundamental changes to the Resource Management Act, piling pressure on 15th-ranked Cabinet Minister Amy Adams, who has both the Communications and Environment portfolios. At issue is a slow-moving policy train-wreck around the government’s ultra-fast broadband policy after the Commerce Commission took less notice than expected of a legislative direction to favour the govern-

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businesses and our investments in other airports, means we currently have a less efficient mix of debt and equity than we had in the past,” chairman Henry van der Heyden said. “By returning capital to our shareholders we can improve our balance of equity and debt, returning to levels achieved in 2011,” he said. Robertson said that in 2009, debt as a proportion of the value of the company was 35 per cent but this had fallen to 20 per cent. The airport was well placed to continue investing in the upgrade of its domestic terminal even with the return of capital. It also has plans to expand

its international terminal and surrounding area as part of a 30-year growth plan which in today’s dollars would cost about $2.4 billion. Robertson said the capital return would not affect this. “We would be very clear on that. “In no way would we expect that our capital return would affect our ability to fund our future growth aspirations including our progress in what has been labelled the airport of the future.” He said the airport did not expect any impact on its A-minus credit rating with Standard & Poor’s but would find out in the next few days. - NZH

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 NZX 20 index

3,758.51

+7.55

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5,169.1

+12.46

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+0.24%

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5,334.3

+1.4

+0.03%

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16,097.33 +24.53 +0.15%

At close of trading on Nov 27, 2013

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6,649.47

+13.25

+0.2%

At close of trading on Nov 27, 2013

 Nikkei 225 index

15,727.12 +277.49 +1.8%

At close of trading on Nov 28, 2013

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Source: interest.co.nz

 Gold

1,245.0

London – $US/ounce

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19.98

–2.5

–0.2%

London – $US/ounce

–0.13

–0.65%

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–19.5

–0.28%

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$454m to be returned to shareholders Auckland Council stands to make around $100 million in a planned capital return of $454 million from the city’s airport. Auckland International Airport plans to return $454 million to shareholders by way of a share cancellation, with 60 percent of the payment to be treated as a taxable dividend. The company will seek shareholder approval in February for a scheme of arrangement to cancel one in 10 shares at $3.43 each. The transaction requires approval of at least 75 per cent of voting shareholders and the company would then seek final High Court clearance in March, with the return of capital aimed for mid-April. Auckland Airport chief financial officer Simon Robertson said the super city owned 22 per cent of the company and was in line for just over $100 million. “My expectation is that they would be delighted,” he said. The airport said 40 percent of the payment would be a capital return for tax purposes and the balance treated as a dividend, fully imputed at 28 per cent tax rate. “The company’s strong performance over the past five years, including our successful property development and retail

However, Adams appeared unfazed in a statement. While legislation to over-rule the commission’s determination is among the government’s options, she said yesterday’s comments were “not unexpected.” “While we have not sought support for legislation from our support parties, they have indicated to me that legislation was always going to be a challenge,” she said. “For some time the Government has been considering a number of possible non-legislative options.” - APNZ

ment’s desire to encourage early uptake of fibre-based broadband products. A single clause in legislation governing the approach to regulation in the first years of UFB was intended to ensure the competition regulator did not cut prices for existing, copper-based broadband services that they undermined the appeal of more expensive fibre-based UFB. But Telecommunications Commissioner Stephen Gale has proposed much larger cuts to prices to copper wire broadband than the government had previously envisaged.

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Any hope the government had that its support partners would vote to allow direct intervention on the price of copper-wire broadband services has evaporated with the United Future and Maori parties both pledging not to support such legislation. Shares in network operator Chorus dropped 2.5 percent to a new low, $1.785, valuing the company at $707 million. The announcements appeared orchestrated to give maximum publicity to lobbyists opposing such a move, with the public

relations adviser to the “Axe the Tax” campaign, Matthew Hooton, pushing statements from both parties and from occasional National Party ally New Zealand First to business media. The National Business Review reports a staffer for the ACT Party’s sole MP, John Banks, as opposing such legislative action, while independent MP Brendan Horan is reported also not to support the government’s position. “National is now isolated, as it should be, because its position has no contractual, public policy or moral basis,” said the Labour

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Yesterday’s top 5 stories on guardianonline.co.nz:

1 – Which Ashburton suburb was the junction for the Mt Somers railway? a. Allenton b. Hampstead c. Tinwald 2 – Which NZ bird has been re-established after reaching a population of only ﬁve? a. The Kakapo b. The Chatham Islands Robin c. Huia 3 – Wickham is a villain in which Jane Austen novel? a. Pride and Prejudice b. Sense and Sensibility c. Mansﬁeld Park 4 – The symbol K represents which element in the periodic table? a. Krypton b. Mercury c. Potassium 5 – The ilium is found in which part of a human skeleton? a. The skull b. The pelvis c. The vertebrae 6 – The NZ wicketkeeper BJ Watling was born in which country? a. Australia b. South Africa c. Zimbabwe 7 – In which US state did Colonel Sanders begin his food business? a. Georgia b. Mississippi c. Kentucky 8 – Which urban area is the third largest in Canterbury? a. Ashburton b. Timaru c. Rangiora

1. Rakaia crash victims named 2. Family in convoy witness fatal crash 3. Bridge debate re-opens 4. Mum appalled son confronted by men 5. Police no-show under investigation

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The girls bring home the shield Ashburton Basketball became netball in the 1960s and is now the Mid Canterbury Netball Association. The photo above is of an early team and the netball association is celebrating 90 years of netball (being afﬁliated to the NZ (Basketball) Netball Association in March. Pictured above are members of the Ashburton representative basketball team of 1932, winners of the New Zealand junior shield at a tournament in Invercargill. They are (back row from left): Muriel Schluter, Phyllis McTigue, Mr. R. J. Thompson (coach), Thelma Harper and Joan Meeking. Sitting, from left: Irene McMillan, May Brosnahan, Rita Hawkes (captain), Iva McLennan and Aileen Wells. Front: Colleen Hewson (left) and Mary Blight. Absent: J. McMillan.

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In brief Rep team’s final warm-up Mid Canterbury’s senior representative cricket side have their final pre-Hawke Cup hit-out this weekend in Cheviot. Mid Canterbury takes on Marlborough in its final warm-up match ahead of the 2013/14 Hawke Cup zone competition. They’ll look to open this season’s campaign with a win against Otago Country on December 7 and 8. They’re two wins from three so far in their pre-season matches, having lost to North Otago by 123 runs last weekend, after beating South Canterbury and a Christchurch Metro side.

Early-bird kickoffs The kickoff times for the 2015 Rugby World Cup have been announced, with All Blacks fans needing to set their alarms for their side’s tournament opener. The defending champions face pool C opponents Argentina at 5pm local on September 20 at London’s Wembley Stadium. That will mean a 4am start on a Monday morning for fans back home in New Zealand. The rest of New Zealand’s pool games are at more fan-friendly times, kicking off at 8pm local time. If the All Blacks top group C, their quarter-final, likely against France or Ireland, will take place at 2pm local time at Cardiff’s Millennium Stadium.- HOL

One spinner enough Australia don’t need two specialist spinners in the second Ashes Test in Adelaide, according to Nathan Lyon, who says he’s learned plenty since last year’s drawn Test with South Africa at the same ground. Australia had a series-clinching Test victory in their grasp - requiring just six wickets on the fifth day at Adelaide. The scene was tailormade for Lyon to be the hero, but instead South African middle-order batsman Faf du Plessis earned the plaudits as he batted for sevenand-a-half hours, accumulating 110 not out, to force a draw. The result raised questions about Lyon’s match-winning ability - but he says he’s learned and grown from that disappointment. - AAP

Webber-Bana at Bathurst It started out as a joke, but Mark Webber’s plans to contest the Bathurst 12-hour endurance race with Hollywood movie star Eric Bana are starting to get serious. Webber sparked plenty of interest on Wednesday when he responded to a fan’s tweet, asking whether he was going to drive for Porsche with Bana at next year’s event at Mount Panaroma. The newlyretired Formula One driver replied: “No 2015”. Bana, in Sydney to promote his new film Closed Circuit, said nothing was set in stone but was hopeful of making it a reality. “It started out as a bit of a joke and then it’s kind of taken off, so obviously I’d be thrilled to,” Bana said yesterday. - AAP

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Scott in first-round stunner By Darren Walton Adam Scott thought a magical 59 may be on the cards before settling for a breathtaking course-record 10-under-par 62 in the opening round of the Australian Open golf championship at Royal Sydney. In a spectacular start to his quest to complete Australian golf ’s Triple Crown, Scott birdied his first six holes and then closed with four more consecutive birdies to leave his earlymorning rivals in his wake. So sublime was the world No.2’s laser-like ball-striking that the longest birdie putt he made was from less than 15 feet. His other nine birdies were all accrued from less than six feet. “It was a beautiful morning, that’s for sure, for golf. The front nine was ideal conditions,” Scott said. “I came out hitting great shots and didn’t have much work to clean them up the first five holes and then made a nice putt on my sixth hole and I was really rolling at that point. “It’s an amazing start. I remember Greg Norman birdieing the first six holes at Royal Troon in 1989 and that was about as good a start as I can remember. “Today obviously was very good.” So good that the Masters champion admitted he toyed with the idea of breaking 60 before cooling off mid-round with eight consecutive pars. “I wasn’t thinking about it hard but I knew it was a possibility,” Scott said. “Having birdied the six holes I’d birdied, I felt like all the opportunities were still to come. “So if I’d kept it going and had a good run around the turn, I felt like it was on for sure, especially with seven, eight, nine to finish.

“There’s a lot of opportunities if things go your way.” In the end, Scott was content with his 62, which smashed the previous course record - jointly shared by Chris Gaunt, Matt Goggin, Stephen Dartnall, Ewan Porter and Jason Norris by three shots. Because he started his round on the 10th tee, Scott’s scorecard actually displayed 10 consecutive birdies. “Some day I’m going to embellish that I made 10 birdies in a row,” he beamed. “But it’s going to be a few years before I can get away with that.” The reigning Australian PGA and Australian Masters champion, who is bidding to join Robert Allenby as the only player to pull off a hat-trick of Australia’s major tournaments in a season, was four strokes clear of Victorian David McKenzie among the morning starters. Two-time Australian Open champion Aaron Baddeley was a further shot back after posting a tidy 67, while Scott’s playing partner and World Cup-winning teammate Jason Day carded a two-under 70. Far from discouraged, Jason Day said he cherished having the best seat in the house for Scott’s remarkable opening to the Australian Open. The Scott-Day pairing was billed as an enthralling head-tohead showdown but the Masters champion blew his good mate away with HIS flawless, course-record round of 62. His six straight birdies left Day, who finished with a respectable two-under 70, in his wake. Day, though, said the experience wasn’t too tough at all. “You’re just watching the show really,” he said. “That’s how the best players in the world play and I got to

Adam Scott on his way to a record first round at Royal Sydney.

witness it today and it was special. That’s something that I’m going to remember for a long time. I look forward to playing with him tomorrow and hopefully catching him.” While Scott sizzled, Day opened with a three-putt bogey and dropped another shot on his second hole when he sprayed one onto a driving range. But the three-time major runner-up impressed speculators in

a slightly different way to Scott when he scaled the two-metre high fence and coolly hit his recovery shot before collecting back-to-back birdies to get his round going. “Yeah, I had to jump,” he said. “I had to run 100 metres or so to get around it, so I just jumped the fence and hit my shot over and then jumped back over. “I’m glad I didn’t hurt myself.” - AAP

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Sharks on track for another trophy haul By erin tasker

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Coldstream will require a dramatic batting turnaround if they’re to stand a chance of winning in this weekend’s third round of Mid Canterbury senior cricket’s Pritchard Shield competition. Last week they managed a total of just 58, with one batsman scoring 44 of those runs. The innings featured seven ducks, and another batsman ended up 0 not out. Another performance like that isn’t likely to cut the mustard

against this season’s top performers the Technical Sharks tomorrow. The Tech Sharks are two wins from two starts in the Pritchard Shield so far, having already locked away the Twenty20 trophy at the start of the season. Last week they beat Methven by three wickets, although it wasn’t a convincing win. They were cruising at one stage but lost a string of quick wickets which put the result in jeopardy, despite chasing only 88 for the win.

Meanwhile Allenton will be looking to bounce back from a surprise eight-run loss to Lauriston in round three, when they take on Methven at the Ashburton Domain. Allenton and Methven both posted first round wins before losing their second round games, so both would dearly like to get back that winning feeling. In the other match of the round Lauriston will travel to town to take on the Tech Stags, a team coming off a good win against Coldstream.

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Track Information Type: Grass; Expected: Dead; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1800m; Straight: 400m; Rail: True; Weather: Mainly fine

C 19 77 Watch Your Man (17) 57 ECarson H Tinsley D 20 98X79 Racey Tracey (4) 54 TPreston 12 33X25 Special Draw (8) 53 D&CBothwell R Myers 4 121 Glorious Lad (11) 56.5 SRitchie M Du Plessis 21 Kairanga Lad SCRATCHED 3 13 76435 Gossiping (2) 53 HMathews 1 R Hannam 5 1X205 Salamanca (5) 56.5 MBreslin J Riddell F 22 64X Girl With A Pearl (13) 55 MOulaghan 14 14642 Catwomandu (13) 53 TKeegan A Taylor (a) 6 22103. Lucky Feather (3) 56.5 Autridge/Goodwin

1 27729 Figure Again (4) 59 KLane 1 H Tinsley 4 3 2 18511 Go Thunder (5) 56.5 TBliss J Parkes 2 3 65281 Guru Girl (10) 55.5 CThornton D Johnson 4 06104 Me Aroha (11) 55.5 WJeffcoat L Callaway 5 9X003 Langdon (3) 55.5 KZimmerman 1 R Hannam 104.2 MORE FM PREMIER R65 $20,000, 1:45 PM OPT 412 R65 benchmark*, 1600m 2:55 PM MADGE COACHLINES PREMIER 6 20615 Mr Handsomelad (2) 54.5 Haworth/Dixon R Hutchings (a) 1 2350X Pillar To Post (10) 59 KMyers L Whelan (a1) OPT 414 $20,000, sp cond, 1400m 7 14069 Les Sylphides (6) 54 TKeegan A Taylor (a2) 2 32875 Rockweiler (2) 58.5 KBurne S Doyle 2 1 446X1 Bill Breaker (6) 58 KMyers D Walker 1 8 62723 Pirinitete (7) 54 GTemperton R Myers 3 26X06 Top Choice (11) 58.5 SClotworthy O Bosson 2 Murdoch SCRATCHED 9 52212 Pearls (8) 54 Lowry/Cullen M Du Plessis 4 X7004 Corporal Lincoln (3) 58 LLatta M Du Plessis 3 1 Ollie’s Note (8) 58 LKnight J Riddell 10 31545 Prospero (12) 54 JBridgman M Cameron 5 027X0 Gamer Royale (9) 58 TBambry K Leung (a2) 4 874X1 Sound Barrier (5) 58 AClement M Dravitzki (a2) 11 64089 Stagehand (9) 54 SClotworthy K Leung (a2) 1 6 1X702 Rock Band (12) 58 MBreslin J Riddell 5 246X2 Maccool (3) 57 RFrost 1 K Smith 12 73X03 Re Deel (1) 54 PLock S Collett 2 7 X2002 Desert Star (8) 57.5 IGray 1 J Parkes 6 58X55 Cold Hearted (14) 57 ADavies 1 8 00000 Mibachelorboy (13) 57 GVile A Forbes (a) CHAINEY’S PANASONIC LEVIN STAKES J Shackleton (a3) 4:05 PM 3 7 2331 River Head (11) 56.5 JWheeler R Hutchings (a) OPT 416 9 337X7 The Beaut (5) 57 PMoseley M Cameron $50,000, opn hcp, 1200m 8 X4100 Godzila Girl (16) 56 JTaylor K Leung (a2) 1 49093 Fritzy Boy (1) 59 AMacGregor 3 10 X9713 Southern Secret (7) 55.5 GLambert H Tinsley M Sweeney 4 9 423X2 Itsagem (2) 55 LLatta J Parkes 2 4520X The Hombre (11) 58.5 JBary J Riddell 11 50X50 Canso (4) 55 HRenall M McNab 10 X3262 Miss Interpreted (10) 55 SMercer B Lammas 3 63702 Civics Rock (10) 58 RManning R Hutchings (a) 4 12 93330 Quin Bay (1) 54 KZimmerman 1 N Teeluck (a4) 11 1 4 064X2 Eight Schillings (5) 57.5 Collett/McRae L Innes Cassie Anne SCRATCHED 13 94020 Our Moon Shadow (6) 54 LJames V Johnston 12 X4243 Edge Of Glory (7) 55 KZimmerman 1 DJohnson 5 006X1 Captain Kirk (7) 56 RFrost 1 S Collett R Hannam 6 X2X29. Sitara (6) 55.5 JLynds B Lammas COLIN CHRYSTALL MEMORIAL PREMIER 13 54300 Amaretta (12) 55 LJames 2:20 PM R65 $20,000, R65 bmk*, 1200m 14 X4307 Mrs Clooney (15) 55 DClisby M Cameron 7 405X3 Fairway Wish (4) 55.5 KZimmerman 1 JParkes OPT 413 1 Albany Reunion SCRATCHED 15 030X8 Rise And Fall (1) 55 KLane 1 V Johnston 8 3556X Galaxy Star (14) 55 LLatta D Bradley 2 2 1740X Axl Rose (4) 59 McVean/Browne M Cameron 1 16 12 Zaperb (9) 54.5 SRitchie 4 9 82X19 Ebullient (12) 54.5 Ramsay/Ritchie D Johnson M Du Plessis 17 3 X3210. Theodore (1) 57 KGrant Dibiase SCRATCHED 10 3X632 McLaren (9) 54 KGray B Lammas M Du Plessis 18 4 2 11 26X14 Barbaric (3) 54 SMarsh Tycoon Bay SCRATCHED Catwomandu SCRATCHED M Cameron

1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12 9-10-11-12 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

2 33613 Opawa Cassidy 31.07 Lane&Wales HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAVE MATHESON DASH 3 76328 Toddy’s A Flyer nwtd C Roberts 1:37 PM $1200, c1, 295m 4 63825 Joyville 30.82 J McInerney 2 1 23116 Cawbourne State 17.70 Weir&Nissen 2 5 11211 Kaino 30.75 Hart&Taylor 2 48767 Don’t Call Me 17.54 B Dann 1 6 22211 False Notion 30.54 J&D Fahey 1 3 11225 Quedrago 17.57 Casey&Fagan 7 65822 Nom De Plume 31.19 R Blackburn 4 67876 Pep’s Pot nwtd Casey&Fagan 4 8 21214 Opawa Stella 31.13 Lane&Wales 5 55878 Massage Only nwtd D Kingston 9 54335 Bizarro 31.16 S&B Evans 4 6 161X2 Witch Wood Rose 17.71 B Dann 10 32273 Goldstar Jeanie nwtd S&B Evans 3 7 34121 Homebush Crash nwtd J McInerney KOLORFUL KANVAS SPRINT FINAL 8 88583 Fanta’s Fever 17.43 Casey&Fagan 2:29 PM $1600, c2f, 295m 9 11361 Gorilla On Drums 17.61 Joyce&May 4 1 77562 Glenn Is Goodesy 17.20 M Grant 10 13365 Toby’s Terra 17.64 Casey&Fagan 2 2 13141 Keramus 17.31 G Cleeve YELLA MUSTARD AT STUD DASH 1 3 11111 Star Dreamer 17.34 Casey&Fagan 1:54 PM $1400, c2, 295m 3 4 21512 Rusty Knife 17.32 Weir&Nissen 2 1 34334 Sheza Gamble 17.38 Weir&Nissen 5 45681 Kin Nikki 17.37 L Waretini 2 72548 Fireman’s Rocket 17.46 B Dann 6 48128 Chocdee Alice 17.99 J McInerney 3 74556 Cec Divine 17.49 G Cleeve 7 22541 Be Prepared 17.35 B Dann 3 4 21123 Billy West 17.46 M K Dempsey 8 74152 Mulberry Brook 17.59 K Cassidy 4 5 21316 Smash Rumour 17.42 M Grant 9 21123 Billy West 17.46 M K Dempsey 6 48584 Hooray For Hazel 17.56 Mitchell&Smith 10 55433 Rambunctious 17.67 A Bradshaw 1 7 43312 Team Dream nwtd Casey&Fagan FANTA CLAWS AT STUD STAKES 8 87526 New York Affair 18.08 Joyce&May 2:47 PM $1900, c1, 520m 9 317X5 Mildred Lillian 17.47 M Flipp 3 1 32273 Goldstar Jeanie nwtd S&B Evans 10 16447 Sarah’s Domain nwtd J McInerney 2 87787 Opawa Chill 31.17 Lane&Wales 2 3 14243 Mr. Barry 30.96 J Goode ROBBIE’S BAR & BISTRO STAKES FINAL 2:12 PM $2100, c1f, 520m 4 43333 Know Solution 30.99 L Waretini 3 1 65522 Jinja Pop 30.47 A Bradshaw 5 78636 Sha Char 30.60 Joyce/Cockburn

Levin Races

5 X4153 Elysium (13) 56.5 Ramsay/Ritchie O Bosson 1 $20,000, 2yo hcp, 1000m 6 413X4 Wee Jean (6) 56.5 AMacGregor B Grylls (a2) PX # REC Horse (Barrier) kg Trainer Jockey 7 1689X Tomsk (12) 56.5 HRobinson J Shackleton (a3) J Riddell 1 3 The Red Barron (5) 58 BRevell 1 R Jones 8 9X50X Cajun (3) 56 JBary K Smith 3 2 46. Staccato (3) 57.5 G&DRogerson R Hutchings (a) 3 9 5X533 Eternity (10) 56 KGray 4 10 1X Princess’ Jewel (5) 56 TBambry R Myers 3 King’s Secret (1) 57.5 JBenner 1 J Riddell K Leung (a2) 4 4 Longchamp (4) 57.5 ACampbell B Lammas 11 7X7X1 Silver Platter (9) 56 BDyke J Parkes 2 5 3 Floscee’s Gold (6) 56 MLoveday R Hannam 12 77562 Wild Rock (8) 55 HWilson 6 Earhart SCRATCHED 13 0X071 Queen Of Ur (11) 54.5 SCookson D Walker 7 Steel Rose (2) 55.5 JWheeler R Myers 14 027X7 Phoenix Tycoon (2) 54 MEales J Adams 15 0X948. Pit A Pat (7) 54 KBurne L Callaway 1:10 PM OPT 411

November 29, 2013

DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIE FIRST 4

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November 29, 2013

8 72692 Betabeeasy (8) PEllis 4 K Barron Gondolier (9) G&NHope R May 9 X0421 Barrier 3 10 4031P Lewy Risk (21) LDriver M Williamson 11 171 Pay Me Art (22) AStuart B Orange 12 8138 Shards Assassin (23) SMcRae C D Thornley 13 08393 Spanish Lustre (24) ICourt S Golding (J) 14 P5X28 Royal Cynic (25) MHouse C DeFilippi

4:40 PM 417

OPT

KAPITI NEWS PREMIER RATING 75

$25,000, R75 benchmark, 1400m

C Grylls

7 17 Dezignator (7) 56.5 WHillis M McNab 8 40193 Sanasar (9) 56.5 G&DRogerson R Hutchings (a) 9 78284 Blizzard (2) 56.5 McVean/Browne J Adams 3 10 11. Supercede (10) 54.5 LLatta D Bradley 2 11 16 Lucia Valentina (1) 54.5 SMarsh L Innes 12 77X55 Optimistic (8) 54.5 KGray J Parkes

3 1 90043 Kings Court (7) 59.5 SGordon S Doyle 2 13155 Cool Moon (1) 59 AClement H Tinsley 3 1080X City Chic (6) 57 LLatta M Du Plessis 4 75X19 Almon (10) 57 Busuttin/Young O Bosson 5 00X31 Slah (5) 56.5 GVile A Forbes (a) 5:50 PM 6 37820 Torricella (2) 56.5 G&DRogerson R Hutchings (a) 7 761X0. Park Princess (12) 55.5 FAuret J Parkes 8 85361. Princess Lincoln (18) 55.5 LLatta D Bradley 9 11X09 He Sure Is (13) 55.5 SMarsh M Cameron 10 X2333 Locket (9) 54.5 J&KParsons A Frye (a2) 11 55397 She’s Slinky (11) 54.5 GLambert M Sweeney 4 12 08X81 Lustre (15) 54 JWheeler D Johnson 2 13 75X13 North And South (16) 54 LLatta R Hannam 14 84862 La Stellina (17) 54 JMillar K Smith 15 2X344 Madam Kirk (14) 54 Autridge/Goodwin B Grylls (a2) 16 4107X Miss Ana (3) 54 SCrutchley R Myers A 17 2285X Lord Boris (8) 55.5 JKiernan D Walker 1 18 42748 Weissmuller (4) 57.5 ACampbell

5:16 PM 418

OPT

419

TRACKSIDE VILLAS PREMIER RATING 85

$30,000, R85 benchmark, 1600m

1 X4657 Dubai Belle (8) 60 TBambry K Leung (a2) 2 164X2 Red Dragon (11) 60 PLock D Turner (a2) 3 32318 Mighty Matt (13) 58.5 MBreslin H Tinsley 4 4 1000X Thorn Prince (6) 58 FAuret R Myers 5 32126. Our Gazza (15) 57.5 LLatta D Bradley 6 Bronte Lass SCRATCHED 3 7 25X84 Denlee (12) 56.5 RBergerson O Bosson 8 5X335 Vincent Street (14) 56.5 WHillis L Innes 9 55061 Kennys Chance (10) 56 TCollis S Collett 10 189X5 Juliann (7) 55.5 JWheeler R Hutchings (a) 11 030X6. Our Milly Smith (4) 55.5 HMathews 1 B Lammas 59670 Superturf (1) 55.5 GLambert M Sweeney 412L1 Grace With Power (2) 54.5 KZimmerman 1 M Du Plessis 61510 Coastal Express (9) 54 KZimmerman 1 J Parkes 15 77235 London Dream (3) 54 J&KParsons A Frye (a2) 16 095X6 Poetic Licence (5) 54 RFrost 1 C Grylls

12 2 13 EKRAAR @ LINWOOD PARK WELLINGTON 3YO STAKES $70,000, 3yo sw, 1600m 1 14

1 X2543 Gobi Ranger (4) 56.5 DGuy 1 O Bosson 2 Lord Turbo SCRATCHED 4 3 25711 Fraajilistic (6) 56.5 K&BHawtin D Johnson DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIE FIRST 4

OPT

2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9, 10-11 1-2-3, 5-6-7, 9-10-11 8-9-10-11 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11

Track Information Type: All weather; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1193m; Weather: Partly cloudy

10 33257 Reklaw Supreme (21) G&NHope R Close (J) 10 0X921 Koree Jayne (21) CDalgety S Stewart (J) 11 44328 Donegal’s Guest (22) RDunn J Thomas (J) 11 00X01 Cala (22) DTaylor S McNally 12 08X64 Alta Capone (23) NEdge S Golding (J) 3 12 2023X Rocknroll Arden (23) Purdon/Rasmussen 13 X6069 Flyover (24) JMcDermott S Ottley (J) B Orange 14 20X96 Hairy Maclary (u1) PHolmes A Veint (J) 1 13 510X1 Libertybelle Midfrew (24) NMcGrath

66 So You Think (25) BWard

M Williamson R May

9:52 PM OPT 810

10 BLUE STARTAXIS HCPTROT

$8000, 4yo+ c2 & faster discrhcp, 2600m

1 01144 Millicent (1) C&JDeFilippi C DeFilippi 1 2 X0210 Sundown In Paris (2) KFairbairn J Dunn $7000, 4yo+ c1, 2600m 3 56034 Xmas Joyella (3) FMorris S McNally 1 00000 Xmas Joy Belle (1) FMorris S McNally 1 94790 Artys On Fire (1) GBates L O'Reilly 4 51X40 Wally’s Girl (4) Keast/Westrum J Keast 1 2 711X9 Kincaslough (2) CEdmonds J Dunn 1 2 8X827 Woodlea Wager (2) TTwidle R May 3 5 43552 Rebma (5) KFord A Tomlinson 3 Orse M Jogmar SCRATCHED 3 3 80864 Brute Ute Anvil (3) JBromley C D Thornley 6 10004 U Dream (u1) SMcRae C D Thornley 4 47367 Midfrew Medusa (3) PBurrows B Thomas (J) 4 4 55006 Shadow Rider (4) FShrives C DeFilippi 7 06846 Pammys Boy (1) MEdmonds M Edmonds 5 22846 Take For Granted (4) DNyhan D Nyhan 5 Westburn Warrior SCRATCHED 8 20168 Astral Traveller (2) TButt A Butt 6 X1270 Lisa Marie P (5) MPerriton M Perriton 6 03960 Redmaro (5) GCook G Smith 4 9 42D10 Regal Petite (u1) C&JDeFilippi S Ottley (J) 7 5040X Trick Star (6) TMcMillan T McMillan 7 43608 Benihana (6) JReardon J Dunn 10 28X6D Dixie Commando (1) J&JGeddes J Geddes 8 4421X Wishes Star (7) TSoal S Ottley (J) 8 00X00 Gino D’Acampo (7) BHill S McNally 2 11 2968X Superbowlcheerleader (u1) Purdon/Rasmussen 9 06987 Continental Halo (8) MEdmonds J Anderson (J) 9 0X880 Fortunately (8) KFord A Tomlinson MPurdon Barrier 10 4345P City Courage (9) GWoodhouse M Williamson 12 50331 Sarah Lindenny (u2) CHarrison C Harrison 11 05800 Dragon Lady (u1) RHolmes R Holmes 10 90008 Eyreton Senna (21) MEdmonds M Edmonds 13 69400 Trip’s On Me (u3) CMiddleton C Middleton G O'Reilly 3 12 7P0X0 Armed Force (u2) PAnderson B Orange 11 75606 Call Me Danny (22) RThornley SPECTATORS OPEN ‘TIL LATE MOBILE B Thomas (J) 10:22 PM 4 13 40931 Gin Rummy (u3) ICameron I Cameron 12 09X09 Free Bird (23) BWard PACE $7000, 3yo+ c1, 2600m 2 13 70852 McArdles Smooth (24) T&GChmiel T Chmiel 4 OPT 1811 14 0X150 Kaizen (u4) MEdmonds M Edmonds P45X1 Goldplay (1) RHolmes R Holmes 2 15 80075 Fancy Pants (u5) JHowe C DeFilippi 14 0P080 President Obama (u1) FMorris T Williams 2 80175 Ireby Betty (2) GCourt C Hunter (J) J Dunn TELTRAC COMMUNICATIONS MOBILE PACE 3 71X67 Surfin Swift (3) RDunn ALABAR SIRES STAKES FILLIES SERIES 9:22 PM 8:25 PM R May $7000, 4yo+ c2-c4 jun.d, 2600m 4 89303 Bona Ventura (4) G&NHope MOB PACE $18,000, 3yo F, 1950m OPT 809 OPT 807 1 5X169 Bay Emerald (1) LDriver 4 1 1X412 Major Moment (1) PBurrows B Thomas (J) 5 82214 Washington Star (5) BButt R Holmes B Butt 4 2 39X31 Onedin Emerald (2) HHunter D Dunn 2 3132X Stingray (2) D&CButt D Stratford (J) 6 2100X Kardinya (6) RHayter A Butt 3 3 55X35 Change Time (3) KBarron 1 7 73544 Handlebar Hank (7) Keast/Westrum J Keast Flyin Ryan SCRATCHED K Barron 2 4 91442 Anton Oliver (3) AHastie 4 Shrieks Of Delight SCRATCHED J Anderson (J) 8 1803X Eyre Hostess (8) BKerr C D Thornley 5 5 0 Albuquerque (4) GPearson Comenche SCRATCHED 9 94404 Fiery Lustre (9) ICourt C DeFilippi S Golding (J) Barrier 6 52652 Irish Kath (5) CDalgety A Butt 6 117X1 For The Ladies (4) CDalgety S Stewart (J) M Williamson 2 7 12 Secret’s Out (6) Purdon/Rasmussen M Purdon 7 31680 Greenburn Creek (5) TButt J Harrington (J) 10 34034 Batini (21) RDunn B Orange A 8 89X0 Artistic Lover (7) GPearson 3 8 7X183 Rozelski (6) Purdon/Rasmussen N Purdon (J) 2 11 06302 Montenegro (22) BHutton S Ottley (J) 12 10X0X Natural Courage (23) MEdmonds M Edmonds 1 9 214X1 Ideal Power (8) N McGrath N McGrath 9 1X734 Classiesistar (7) N McGrath N Harris (J) 3 13 33212 Dark Side (24) CDalgety Barrier Barrier D Dunn 7:57 PM 806

OPT

XCM SPORT TROT

$7500, 4yo+ c1, 2600m

8:51 PM OPT 808

FAHEY FENCE HIRE MOBILE PACE

h M7 1

RunnerName

Barrier

SCRATCHED

Geraldine Harness (Grass) Tomorrow at Orari Racecourse

2 3 Vice Consul (2) Purdon/Rasmussen M Purdon 1 12:03 PM J Curtin $10,000, 3yo+ c0, 2500m 3 83804 The Peace Train (3) BHill G Mathieson (J) PX # REC Horse (Start pos) Trainer Driver 4 874 Bobby T (4) CThornley Dana Duke (5) PBagrie T Bagrie (J) 2 1 0046 Ottawa (1) CMiddleton C Middleton 5 B 6 6000X Shantahlia Hero (6) GLamb K Cameron 2 00 Lavros Segil (2) PAnderson P Anderson 4 7 686X2 Geisha Girl (7) KHadfield S McNally E 3 00X05 Cheeky Charlie (3) JClementson Rockahula Arden (8) GPayne G R Payne 4 30007 Filigree Sheree (4) KFord A Tomlinson 8 975 Barrier 3 5 0480 Never Fear (5) PO'Reilly P O'Reilly 9 Highland Reign SCRATCHED A 6 600 Jean Sebastien (6) CMarkham J Markham (J) 2 10 82233 Nikola (21) RDunn J Dunn 7 38 Blue Don (7) BZampese C D Thornley 3 11 35762 My Entourage (22) AStuart R Holmes 8 84 Vitali (8) JVersteeg J Versteeg 12 Billies A Star (23) PBurrows B Thomas (J) C 9 Cracker Comet (9) GRich 13 45570 Rollin Thunder (24) DThompson S Thompson 10 0 All Royal Gal (10) RDunn J Dunn 14 06793 Tubby Jim (25) RPaterson B Butt D 11 9 Jilly Trouble (11) MHeenan 15 6 Mach Denario (26) RDunn G Smith B 12 X4570 Donny Wood (12) RHolmes R Holmes 16 798X0 Simply Susational (u1) DMitchell J W Cox 13 0020X Spell (13) P&LJones S Ottley (J) 4 14 04 Boylanova (14) JWheeler J Wheeler LINTON DISTRIBUTORS MOBILE PACE 1:44 PM 15 635 Valmagne (15) JKennett C Kennett $10,000, 3yo+ c0, 1850m 16 48X02 Starview Soul (16) NPerkins N Perkins 1 75907 Mr Merlin (1) GBartlett G Smith 1 17 00X37 Waihemo Angus (u1) Hannah/Chappell 2 77049 Maldarna (2) KRobertson S Ottley (J) S Smolenski 3 0X213 Fireman (3) PToomey J Curtin 18 0 Ming (u2) PBagrie T Bagrie (J) A 4 08980 High Distinction (4) ALowe A Lowe 19 35955 Breeny’s Smile (u3) MHeenan M Heenan 5 67085 Sophistication (5) DWilliamson T Chmiel 20 X00X3 Sueno (u4) SRoulston G O'Reilly 6 64X16 King Denny (6) Purdon/Rasmussen M Purdon 4 7 05752 Danke (7) MEdmonds S McNally ECOLAB F&M HCP PACE $10,000, 3yo+ 12:33 PM f&m c1-c3 spechcp, 2500m 3 8 X2260 Pyramid Monarch (u1) PWilliamson 1 30555 Special Bella (1) CMarkham C Markham B Williamson (J) 2 91570 Sounds Swift (2) KO'Reilly L O'Reilly 9 00X92 Keeping The Dream (1) DTaylor G O'Reilly K Cameron 3 8X41X Glamar Girls (3) G&NHope C D Thornley 10 47486 Speedy Earl (2) KCameron G Lee 4 457X6 Indian Arrow (4) JPatterson J Patterson 11 66334 Moon Countess (3) G&CLee J Hay 5 38826 Crackapaca (5) MNyhan P Davis 12 63759 Mrs Twobob (4) JHay M Edmonds 6 069X7 Lilac Desire (6) DTaylor K Cox (J) 13 31351 Barry (5) MEdmonds K Butt (J) 7 09075 Greshees Angel (7) GTelfer M Williamson 2 14 15403 Princess Sophia (6) TButt 1 15 63675 Franco Nadal (u1) BWaldron C D Thornley 3 8 1163 Even Flo (8) BWaldron B Orange J Dunn 9 7P764 Hit The Spot (9) SAdlam G O'Reilly 16 0X290 Bobby Breen (1) KAustin B Hutton 10 40794 Paradise City (1) BWard S Ottley (J) 17 6X477 Vacanza (u1) BHutton 1 11 24465 Onlyforyou (1) CDalgety J Curtin PGG WRIGHTSON PACE 4 12 11254 Candy Styx (2) DGaffaney R Close (J) 2:20 PM $10,000, 3yo+ c0, 2500m 2 13 36X21 Castellina Lover (3) SDolan J Dunn 1 34 Franco Salisbury (1) RHolmes T Woodward 2 27660 Sounds Like Us (2) MNyhan P Davis LINTON DISTRIBUTORS MOBILE PACE 1:08 PM G O'Reilly $10,000, 3yo+ c0, 1850m 3 X4003 Classiegent (3) GKelk A 1 00XP9 Winged Warrior (1) JWithell T Woodward B 4 969X Shivarji (4) MHeenan M Heenan SIM’S BAKERY TROT

h M8

12:25 PM

12:37 PM

4yo+ c0, c1 with cond. spechcp, 2700m

FOTOSOUTH MOBILE PACE

$8000, 4yo+ c0, 2200m

A Beck

1 60803 K C Pedro (1) AHastie B Williamson (J) 2 X1394 Majestic Major (2) JHowe S Golding (J) A 3 544X5 Ajaye (3) D&CButt D Stratford (J) B 4 30446 Maybe Flyin (4) RNeedham 3 5 X4333 Lumos (5) RDunn M Purvis (J) C 6 76804 Waikari Cash (6) KJames C Hunter (J) 2 7 223X1 Arising Easton (7) Purdon/Rasmussen J Markham (J)

8 14 Clarisa (8) JParsons 4 S Ottley (J) 9 59X42 Thorn In My Side (9) P Robertson J Anderson (J) Barrier 10 P166X Mundaka (21) D&CButt M Neilson (J) 11 McArdles Smooth SCRATCHED 12 15528 Mach’s Gladiator (22) PBurrows B Thomas (J) 13 02021 Dapper George (23) MHoward J Thomas (J) 14 Thatshowie Roll SCRATCHED 15 64109 Independent Anvil (24) RAustin K Cox (J) 16 95166 Steal A Grin (25) RHolmes M Anderson (J) 1 17 65X28 Mossdale Conner (26) G&NHope R Close (J) 18 69473 Miss Lisa (27) GPayne N Purdon (J) 3:32 PM

7 NORTH END MOTORS HCP PACE

$10,000, 3yo+ c1-c2 spechcp, 2500m

1 1 Aldo Rossi (1) Purdon/Rasmussen M Purdon 1 2 1X273 Eva Sophnally (2) MEdmonds M Edmonds

2:00 PM

FACEBOOK.COM/SOUTHERN HARNESS RACING HCP TROT $7500, 4yo+ c1-c5 spechcp, 2700m

1 28193 Continental Boy (1) P&SKelly T Williams 4 2 21 Moment Of Sun (2) G&CLee G Lee 1 3 724X1 Alley Way (3) NSkinner M Williamson 4 45197 Royal Squeeze (1) TStratford N Williamson 3 5 32976 Sun Shine Whiz (2) BShirley A Beck 6 X7800 Starlight Invasion (3) DMcLachlan

2:30 PM

QUANTUM PRINT F&M MOBILE PACE $7000, 3yo+ f&m c0, 2200m

4 1 442X4 Megie May (1) MHunter

B Barclay

Barrier

9 Benio Billie (21) PHunter P Hunter 1 10 845 Holm Three (22) HHunter H Hunter 11 09X88 Ivegotago (23) AKyle A Kyle 12 0 Mrs Mustn’t Touch (24) Faithful/Sherborne

2 13

20 Ambro Courage (25) MGBrown

3:05 PM

1 87X22 Great Dancer (8) 58.5 NRidley J Wong (a4) 1 3 2 699X2 Dhaulagiri (10) 58.5 JO'Flanagan L McKay (a3) 4 3 039X9. Scottey (9) 58.5 KTyler S Wynne (a3) 4 84400 D’Jake (2) 58.5 LStewart J Morris 5 Dom Benedictine SCRATCHED 6 Coup Caprio (3) 57 Champion/Murphy L Callaway

7 56X All Things Nice (5) 57 JMcKay K Williams 8 2425X Ruby’s Rose (1) 56.5 B&SAnderton T Direen (a1) 9 Last Danske SCRATCHED 10 Ladybird Blue SCRATCHED 11 Setarime SCRATCHED 12 Katie’s Castle (13) 56.5 DHutton C Barnes (a2) 13 The Weddings Off (11) 56.5 DBros

FORKLIFTS NZ LTD HCP PACE $9000,

4yo+ c3-c7 spechcp, 2700m

S Walkinshaw 38706 Cherokee Charlie (1) Cox/Hoffman J W Cox

3:40 PM

7 JOIN THEPACEDOUBLE FUN SYNDICATE MOBILE $6000, 4yo+ c1, 2200m

21368 Surprise Party (1) Katrina&JohnPrice N Williamson 2 6X983 Kentucky Girl (2) BShirley A Beck

Sunday at Cromwell

TOWN & COUNTRY CLUB MAIDEN

T Williams A Armour

1 58603 In The Kitty (1) HHunter 4 H Hunter 1 2 3110X Awesum Teddy (2) MGBrown A Armour 2 3 50X24 Ted West (3) Faithful/Sherborne T Williams 3 4 42615 New York Town (4) ABlack A Beck 5 24039 Bettor’s Brigadier (u1) DMcLachlan

Otago Races

$12,500, mdn, 1220m PX # REC Horse (Barrier) kg Trainer Jockey

TEMUKA TRANSPORT MOBILE PACE

$10,000, 4yo+ c1 jun.d, 1850m

2 06702 Lets Go Ceilidh (2) GJohnstone C Ferguson (J) 3 3 Itsabet (3) ESwain E Swain 4 Platinum Princess (4) Cox/Hoffman J W Cox 5 4X394 Tisbury Hardlife (5) TKilkelly K Barclay 6 89 Bettakatethanneva (6) TKilkelly N Williamson 7 6 Shards Phoenix (7) TStratford M Williamson R Swain 8 376X7 Onlykidding (8) RSwain

INVERCARGILL CUP DAY 25TH JAN HCP TROT $6000,

gM6

2 Char Do Neigh (2) AMcVicar B Barclay 3 3 Malouda (3) MGriffin T Williams 4 0007X Fortyseven Cruiser (4) AKyle A Kyle 4 5 43873 Sammy The Bull (5) BMcLellan B McLellan 1 6 260X1 Its Ollies Excuse (6) CBarron C Barron 7 50X46 Data Base (7) HHunter S Walkinshaw 8 0 Aidan’s Rocket (8) NWilliamson N Williamson

McKNIGHT & BROWN MOBILE PACE

Father Ted (1) BShirley

2:56 PM

December 1, 2013

1 90X02 Reserve Banks (1) OLawrence A Armour 3 2 2 3 Phat Freddy’s Drop (2) SMatheson B McLellan 3 76077 Sundon Invasion (3) GMcEwan G McEwan 4 Brylins Romance (4) DJohnston D Johnston 4 5 P8X06 Cool Son (u1) RSwain R Swain 6 086PX Katies Invasion (u2) DJohnston A Milne S Walkinshaw B Barclay 7 25090 Conrock (1) Shirley/Larkins A Beck 7 5X442 Space Ace (u1) AMalcolmson 2 8 8X110 Beat The Rythem (u1) Cox/Hoffman J W Cox 1 8 00064 Coulditbe (u1) ABlack B Barclay 1:30 PM

D 19 009X0 Keystone (19) GLaing 4 20 0093 Houdini (20) KTownley

M Williamson G Laing B Thomas (J)

Sunday at Ascot Park Raceway

1 68066 Rescarn (1) BStraight B Barclay 4 2 404L2 Pure Christian (2) Cox/Hoffman J W Cox 1 3 5044 Conical Hill (3) TStratford M Williamson 4 78X96 Jetrange (4) BShirley N Williamson Barrier 5 780X3 You Choose (5) ABeck A Beck A Milne 6 6585X Dazzling Arden (6) TKilkelly K Barclay 9 26X62 Last Man Out (21) CBarron 2 10 30X3 Ernesto Bertarelli (22) MGBrown A Armour 2 7 0335 Astro Boy (7) HHunter S Walkinshaw G Lee Sock It To Me (8) BKeeler A Armour 11 44X09 Shak’n Cullen (23) G&CLee 8 4 Barrier 12 Elma Fitz (24) PHunter P Hunter 3 9 P66 Tobetrue (21) RFerguson C Ferguson (J) 13 X0090 Towney (u1) DJohnston D Johnston 10 80X Whynottagrey (22) THolland T Holland

Invercargill Harness

$6000, 3yo+ c0, 2200m PX # REC Horse (Start pos) Trainer Driver

12:57 PM

November 30, 2013

5 62550 Hot Lips Brogden (5) KCameron K Cameron A 6 86X97 Washington Diva (6) T&GChmiel T Chmiel 7 003X9 Kotare Vernon (7) MSmolenski S Ottley (J) 8 05 Lavros Cash (8) RKennedy C D Thornley 9 58 Royal Flight (9) PYeatman R Close (J) 3 10 82202 Threebee (10) MSmolenski J Dunn 11 Snowden (11) KEstreich C Markham 12 Highview Jimmy (12) PBagrie T Bagrie (J) E 13 900X0 Fifteen C (13) WWilliams J Anderson (J) 14 7 Good Deed (14) JHay J Hay 1 15 42828 Carlos Santana (15) KAustin B Orange 2 16 24226 Damon Runyon (16) JCurtin J Curtin C 17 Irish Spark (17) MHeenan 18 Nothingtolaughabout (18) PRobertson

December 1, 2013

5 406X1 Wedgie (8) 58 JO'Flanagan S Wynne (a3) 1 5 9566X Reachforthestars (3) 58.5 PRudkin R Hannam 3 6 9X213. Tappy’s Best (10) 56.5 Kerry&IanTaplin 6 Single In Seattle (9) 58.5 DHutton R Doherty (a1) K Williams 2 7 23X Dowra (12) 57 NRidley S Wynne (a3) 7 X2931 Four Gees (6) 56 KThompson T Moseley 8 53256. Thorn Majic (16) 56.5 VBonham-Hoskin 8 Mt Difficulty SCRATCHED D Skerrett 4 9 6430X Master Chief (4) 55.5 VBonham-Hoskin 9 060X2 Hi Yo Ko (7) 56.5 VMackle A Frye (a2) D Skerrett 10 7290. Bellaleah (4) 56.5 RBeckett T Moseley 10 4000X Mr Kirk (1) 55 EWinsloe J Bates 11 6X30 Crystal Fox (13) 56.5 EWilson P Taylor 11 30006 Navigator (12) 55 J&JGordon M Haruki (a3) 12 005X Keep A Fortune (10) 56.5 MPitman 12 1 Handbag (5) 54.5 SCunningham J Morris A Morgan (a3) 13 82470 Ask Me (2) 54.5 MPitman A Morgan (a3) 4 13 Four Seas (15) 56.5 Kennedy/Furlong R Bishop C Barnes (a2) PIONEER ENTERPRISES RATING 85 14 7X202 Barter (8) 55 B&SAnderton 1:43 PM A 15 0 Mrs Tappy (6) 56.5 Kerry&IanTaplin J Bates $15,000, R85 benchmark, 1220m 4 1 24400. Credit Crunch (5) 60.5 MPitman B Pitman (a1) B 16 5067X Chapelle D’Or (11) 56.5 DFrye 2 2 X5329 Fullavino (4) 59.5 K&LRae 1791 DIAMONDS.COM WANAKA CUP 1 3 8X314 Paraketo (2) 59 J&KParsons J Bullard 2:50 PM $25,000, opn hcp, 1400m 4 1928X Ghostinthemachine (8) 58.5 DHutton 2 1 81489 El Chico (5) 59 MPitman B Pitman (a1) R Doherty (a1) 2 1X163 Anzac Star (2) 58 PRichards D Prastiyou (a3) 5 1036X The Jester (11) 58 DBros D Bothamley 3 71556 Conscious Mistake (9) 55.5 MPitman 6 368X5. Recording (10) 56.5 SPrince K Williams A Morgan (a3) 7 81X49 Royal Hu (6) 56 TRae R Bishop 1 4 X8121 Arietta (8) 55 J&KParsons B Lammas 3 8 6X251 Valiant (9) 56 B&SAnderton T Direen (a1) 5 8846X Foneeleven (7) 55 RBeckett T Moseley 9 371X7 Fragrant (3) 54.5 MPitman A Morgan (a3) 4 6 19X30 Semper Plus (1) 54 J&KParsons A Frye (a2) 10 91180 Pennys From Heaven (1) 54.5 GTrusttum 3 7 40612 Absolut Excelencia (3) 54 K&LRae A Frye (a2) 8 140X2 Irish Bay (6) 54 T&LPrendergast K Williams 11 12500 Zah Girl (7) 54.5 Kennedy/Furlong R Hannam

DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIE FIRST 4

2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9, 10-11 1-2-3, 5-6-7, 9-10-11 8-9-10-11 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11

3 427X8 Elbeau (3) DMitchell M Williamson 4 41 Jericho (4) KHadfield S McNally 4 5 31 Mr Franklin (5) SDolan J Dunn 6 010 Jacko (6) JHay J Hay 7 49007 Shantahlia Knight (7) GLamb K Cameron 8 30012 Firebreak (8) G&NHope R Close (J) 2 9 15217 Bio Marinus (9) Purdon/Rasmussen

N Rasmussen

10 90862 Quick As I Can (10) BNegus 3 P Davis 11 6X036 Loch In C (11) GKelk G O'Reilly 12 8769X Szybka Brat (12) GTelfer G Telfer 13 17035 Johnny Eyre (13) MBrown L Lester (J) A 14 X7084 Lochranza Franco (1) BWaldron 15 16630 Homeforabubbly (2) Cox/Hoffman J W Cox 16 477X5 Loose Cannon (3) JPatterson J Patterson 17 350X0 Delgado (4) GSmith G Smith

4 21101 Arden Rooney (4) Purdon/Rasmussen M Purdon 1 2 5 0X111 Saveapatrol (5) MJones B Orange 6 70X88 Sonnetsson (6) MNyhan P Davis 7 50800 Givethejobtobarnsy (7) JVersteeg J Versteeg 8 38706 Cherokee Charlie (8) Cox/Hoffman J W Cox 4 9 41963 Safedra (u1) CDalgety J Curtin 10 75X07 Supreme Gem (u2) JMcDermott G O'Reilly 3 11 X2122 Franco Nelson (1) RDunn J Dunn 12 16650 Cam Before The Storm (2) TButt S Ottley (J) 13 61536 Motu Speedy Star (1) ELatimer BWilliamson(J) 5:17 PM

10 LYNN RIVER HCP TROT

$12,000, c4 & faster discrhcp, 2850m

1 8X110 Another Love (1) CMiddleton C Middleton 2 560X0 Not Likely (2) MTapper M Tapper 3 45779 Donaldson (1) G&NHope R Close (J) 4 1617X Royal Aspirations (2) FFletcher S Smolenski FRESH CHOICE GERALDINE F&M MOB PACE 2 5 44226 The Fiery Ginga (1) AClark A Clark 4:07 PM $10,000, 3yo+ f&m c0, 1850m 1 1 7 Katie Kash (1) Purdon/Rasmussen M Purdon 6 00X00 Pink Diamond (2) CMiddleton L O'Reilly 4 7 30619 King Of Strathfield (3) GDunn G O'Reilly 2 22560 Major Talk (2) PKerr M Kerr 3 340X4 Bianca (3) BWaldron S Ottley (J) 8 5X510 Phil’s Gift (u1) MTapper M Williamson 4 68495 Dana Dynasty (4) THealy P Davis 1 9 61430 Quality Invasion (u2) BGraham G Archer B 5 90 Hestia Franco (5) LSmart 3 10 46100 Jaccka Justy (u3) Cox/Hoffman J W Cox 2 6 2P Tangos Delight (6) PBurrows B Thomas (J) 7 438 Galeena (7) JCurtin J Curtin VILLAGE INN TAB & SPORTS BAR HCP PACE 4 8 3 Macy Blue Chip (8) NMcGrath N McGrath 5:52 PM $11,000, c2-c3 spechcp, 2500m Sabellian (9) Purdon/Rasmussen B Orange 1 41X16 Star Black (1) JHay J Hay 9 317X8 Barrier 2 93788 Billythehuntedone (2) C & J DeFilippi C D Thornley 10 4X Happy Heidi (21) JHowe J Dunn 4 3 45X34 Berlusconi (3) Purdon/Rasmussen B Orange 11 85595 Betabcool (22) T&GChmiel T Chmiel A 12 008X0 Gracetown (23) D&CButt D Butt 4 50791 Fellas R Trouble (4) BWhite S McNally 13 0X049 Starry Delight (24) KHadfield G O'Reilly 5 222X6 Graduate Under Fire (5) RDunn J Dunn 3 14 X0202 Sell A Bit (25) BWhite S McNally 6 46025 Here’s Shifty (6) JKennett C Kennett 15 9P3 The Shakey Mistress (26) BNegus M Williamson 7 38133 Jeans Mattjesty (7) G&NHope S Ottley (J) 16 4 Smiling Design (27) JHay J Hay 1 8 54223 Captain Peacock (1) DTaylor R Todd 2 9 31X63 Franco Nattai (2) BCusdin B Cusdin MAINFREIGHT GERALDINE CUP HCP PACE 4:42 PM $20,000, c4 & faster discrhcp, 2850m 3 10 34552 Maximan (3) JCurtin J Curtin 1 76104 Fair Dinkum Bromac (1) MJones R Todd 11 02X10 Roo Star (4) TMcMillan T McMillan 2 45271 Live Lea (2) GMcStay R Holmes R Close (J) 3 X5005 Eyre County (3) MBrown L Lester (J) 12 0X210 Alta Tallyho (u1) G&NHope

DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIE FIRST 4

1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 8-9-10 7-8-9-10 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

Track Information Type: All weather; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1029m; Weather: Showers

3 X3753 Chief Kapai (3) APaisley C Barron 2 4 24492 The Empire’s Sister (4) KMcRae R Swain 3 5 14X Treble Cone (5) JEarl S Walkinshaw 6 85607 Sly Courage (6) RGiles J W Cox 4 7 7X673 Shadoogie (7) RHope K Barclay 1 8 423X3 The Wrath Of Robyn (8) TCross C Ferguson (J) Barrier

9 9X736 Its Bella (21) TBarron M Williamson 10 50452 The Tisbury Terror (22) TKilkelly T Williams 11 68779 Rosie Lindenny (23) TStratford T Stratford 12 82605 Kaylea Bolter (24) BKeeler A Armour 4:15 PM

EXECUTIVE CAR SERVICE MOBILE PACE $8000, 4yo+ c2, 2200m

1 X1304 Liam Sienna (1) R&E Drake 4 1 2 37522 Brindy (2) WAdams 3 X0881 Le Sol (3) IWilson 4 10731 McArdle Meg (4) PHunter 2 5 37031 Canardly Lover (5) HHunter 6 604X9 Majestic Lustre (6) AStack 7 32731 Billy The Bus (7) MSwain 3 8 X4144 Windermere Lad (8) MFaul Barrier

El Diablo

4:50 PM

SCRATCHED

M Williamson

5 06050 Princess Delight (5) APaisley C Barron 6 68302 Sharpenuff (6) AArmour A Armour 3 7 57805 Ganesh Bromac (7) GJohnstone C Ferguson (J) 4 8 X2803 Shinko (8) BShirley N Williamson 9 01188 Theo Bos (9) MSwain S Walkinshaw 1 10 X2254 Third Avenue (10) WAdams T Williams 11 74645 Vera’s Delight (11) BMcLellan B McLellan 5:25 PM

STILL AVAILABLE IN ASTRO BOY MOB PACE 10 SHARES $6000, 3yo+ c0, 2200m

1 88960 McArdle’s Ledger (1) HHunter H Hunter 2 300 Three Tricks (2) APaisley C Barron 3 596X5 Just Rusty (3) DBaynes A Beck 4 47706 Shez Wicked (4) AArmour A Armour 4 5 63585 Acting Up (5) MTodd M Williamson 2 6 2 Ballycastle (6) GGibson-Smith B Barclay 7 00X05 Doves Veecee (7) BMorris B Morris 8 60708 Go The Stags (8) TKilkelly N Williamson Barrier

9 2065X Franco Joaquin (21) TKilkelly 3 10 000X Dannys Legacy (22) BShirley 1 11 3X443 Jay Tee (23) KLarsen

2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9 6-7-8-9 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9

Track Information Type: Grass; Expected: Good; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1600m; Straight: 350m; Rail: True; Weather: Partly cloudy

A Beck

5 4160X Our Santana (10) 57 PRichards D Prastiyou (a3) 1 6 571X5. Keynote (15) 56.5 J&KParsons A Frye (a2) 7 21 Point Proven (1) 56.5 GWright R Doherty (a1) 3 8 0X421 La Musique (11) 56 KPrendergast J Morris 4 9 84314 No Redemption (2) 56 K&LRae 10 70X02 Tilly (8) 56 RBeckett B Lammas 11 2075X Hit The Bit (6) 56 TCharles R Hannam 12 6295X Stradbroke City (12) 56 DFrye M Cropp (a3) 13 5X906 O’Faberge (9) 55.5 J&KParsons P Taylor 14 897X6 Whisky Reign (7) 54 EWinsloe S Muniandy A 15 0X060 Gervasio (16) 54 MPitman A Morgan (a3) B 16 08X8X Kevildo (14) 54 VBonham-Hoskin 4:00 PM

2 86737 Franco Caliph (2) MGBrown J W Cox 2 3 X3674 Beaudiene Brilliance (3) TBarron B Barclay 4 61936 Righthere Rightnow (4) TStratford

WAI EYRE FARM JOINS FORCES WITH PEPPER TREE PACE $7000, 4yo+ c1, 2200m

84590 Caesars Gamble (1) GDavis

DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIE FIRST 4

M Williamson T Williams A Beck P Hunter H Hunter N Williamson C Barron B Barclay

K JET RATING 75

$15,000, R75 benchmark, 1400m

1 20X15 Sir Singo (9) 61 MPitman 3 J Bullard 2 36X18 Pinot Express (1) 59 SPrince C Barnes (a2) S Muniandy 4 3 2910X Biddedo (10) 58 DHutton R Doherty (a1) 2 14 283 Maria Santos (6) 55 J&KParsons A Frye (a2) 4 25146 Terelle (7) 57 T&LPrendergast M Cropp (a3) A 15 Peterbilt (14) 58.5 DHutton R Doherty (a1) 5 9527X Tough Nut (12) 56.5 RBeckett T Moseley B 16 7 Peter Parker (7) 57 GWright T Moseley 2 6 11922 Jealous Much (6) 56 K&ITaplin A Frye (a2) C 17 269X7 Pentarose (12) 56.5 K&LRae 7 4136X Norah (3) 55.5 B&SAnderton T Direen (a1) D 18 809X Whezmyphone (4) 56.5 Kennedy/Furlong R Bishop 1 8 655X3 Glaizem (5) 55.5 Patterson/Horrell D Skerrett 19 Peggy Sue SCRATCHED 9 1X000 Wiseguy (4) 55.5 MPitman B Pitman (a1) 9 3X402 Chapel Star (4) 54 TKennedy D Bradley 10 15254 Lady Bellevue (2) 54.5 PRudkin R Hannam SKY CITY CASINO QUEENSTOWN R65 DUNCAN ANDERSON DENTAL MAIDEN 1:10 PM 11 Annabel Rose SCRATCHED PAN PRINT R65 $12,500, R65 $12,500, R65 bmk*, 1220m 2:15 PM $12,500, mdn, 1400m 3:25 PM 12 8X478 Citycenta (11) 54 Kerry&IanTaplin J Morris benchmark*, 1400m 1 48X39 Ri’Gah Brook (1) 58.5 TKennedy D Bradley 2 1 324X3 Secret Guru (3) 59.5 B&SAnderton 1 40000 Prince Ransom (5) 59 MPitman B Pitman (a1) 13 43170 Barberry Roze (8) 54 MPitman A Morgan (a3) C Barnes (a2) 3 2 5X536 Owe The Ransom (14) 58.5 J&KParsons 2 75505 Patrice (11) 59 NCoulbeck S Muniandy K Walters B Lammas 2 241X5 Fiatt (13) 58 Patterson/Horrell AWS LEGAL QUEENSTOWN CUP OPEN 3 312X0 Western Warrior (9) 58.5 DFrye A Frye (a2) 3 8637X Trooper (2) 58.5 MPitman 2 3 345X2 Bragging Rights (3) 57.5 SBellew D Bradley 4:35 PM B Pitman (a1) HCP $25,000, opn hcp, 2030m 1 4 9X728 The Governator (7) 58 MPitman B Pitman (a1) 4 3X460 Red Coat (5) 58.5 SCunningham K Walters 4 57673 Ima Geegee (4) 57 KThompson T Moseley 1 1X825 Alpine Heights (7) 59 J&KParsons B Lammas

Track Information Type: Grass; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1678m; Weather: Showers

Disclaimer: TAB and METSERVICE have endeavored to ensure the correctness of the information; neither TAB, METSERVICE related companies, nor any of their respective employees or agents make representation as to its accuracy or reliability nor will they, subject to law, be liable for any loss arising in any way from, or in connection with, errors or omissions in any information provided (including responsibility to any person or reason of negligence). TAB may alter the odds after publication - please check odds when placing selections.

K Barclay K Larsen

2 3X250 Ric O’Shea (9) 59 SPrince J Bullard 2 3 X4353 Monachee (8) 57.5 J&KParsons A Frye (a) 3 4 4X431 King Prawn (6) 57.5 JPhillips K Williams 5 6X073 Comanche Gold (2) 56.5 GEade J Bates 6 141X7 Soldier Of Love (5) 55 MHarris R Hannam 4 7 42466 Whistling Straits (3) 55 D&DLogan D Bradley 1 8 8X112 Darci Coup (4) 54.5 MPitman A Morgan (a) 9 05X92 The Groomsman (10) 54 SPrice J Morris 10 298X1 Carniva Boy (1) 54 TCharles T Moseley 5:10 PM

9 CROMWELL TRANSPORT R65

$12,500, R65 benchmark*, 2030m

1 34263 China Bo Bo (1) 59 TCharles A Frye (a2) 4 2 X6763 I’m Vital (13) 59 KThompson T Moseley 3 2X357 Double Tap (14) 58.5 Kerry&IanTaplin J Bullard 1 4 60X46 Southern Sav (11) 58.5 MPitman

A Morgan (a3)

R Hannam

5 365X0 Phil Wenneck (15) 58 GEade C Barnes (a2) 2 6 29231 She’s Insatiable (6) 57 TCharles B Lammas 3 7 27202 Contador (3) 57 GTippett S Muniandy 8 X50X5. Howlongdowewait (16) 56.5 EWinsloe

9 05931. Miss Citron (9) 56 KTyler S Wynne (a3) 10 73425 Mayflower (8) 55 K&LRae 11 00977 No Rosettes (5) 55 J&JGordon R Bishop 12 X5757 Dubai Bear (4) 55 TKennedy D Bradley 13 00868. Puddle Alley (2) 55 DHorrell T Direen (a1) 14 73525 Yazoom (12) 54.5 GAnderson K Williams A 15 939X0 Seeking Redemption (10) 55 J&KParsons B 16 0X075 Sins Of The Father (7) 54 JCurran Compiled by

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■ RUGBY LEAGUE

Huge step up for Kiwis By Michael Brown When the Kiwis won the World Cup in 2008, it came as a surprise. After all, they were being coached by a 36-year-old in his first year as an international coach and were coming off a terrible 2007 campaign. A lot has changed in five years but New Zealand are still underdogs for Sunday morning’s World Cup final against Australia at Old Trafford. That will take some time to change. It’s also a very different Stephen Kearney in 2013. He’s better prepared, a lot more experienced and has overseen a near-faultless campaign. Their organisation, approach and selections have been good and the team have developed a strong bond after seven weeks on the road. They are the only one of the Big Three sides to escape any off-field incidents and hope a happy camp means a successful one. They won’t be able to find excuses if they fail to beat Australia because there aren’t any

Stephen Kearney: Has only beaten the Aussies as coach twice.

apparent ones and they have assembled a squad capable of going back-to-back. The biggest challenge is overcoming a formidable Australian side who not only know how to win but are also desperate to win. Kearney is aware how hard it is to beat the Kangaroos, given he has done it only twice in his five years as coach. They are the

only two games New Zealand have won against their transtasman rivals since 2005, but they have a habit of doing it in the most meaningful fixtures. They are lucky to get the chance on Sunday after scraping past England in the semifinal last weekend and there’s a realisation they will need to be a lot better against Australia. “I don’t think we’ve played

our best footy in the tournament,” Kearney said. “Last week at stages of that match [against England] we were our own worst enemy. “The lads understand that we can’t repeat that again this week because we know Australia will make us pay for it. It has to take our best performance and that’s what we’re striving for all tournament to get to this position.” Kearney joked after that match that he didn’t see much of the final stages because he was hiding under the desk but there’s a certain calmness about him this week, more so than last week. It comes from coming up against a more familiar foe but it doesn’t make the task any easier. “There are a number of boys in the English team who the boys didn’t know a great deal about and they play a brand of footy which is, at some stages, a bit unpredictable,” he said. “Australia, they all know who the players are, they all understand how they play and they know what it takes for us to get a victory.”. - APNZ

■ TENNIS

Chance for Dorie to increase their lead By erin Tasker

erin.t@theguardian.co.nz

Dorie has a chance to take a commanding lead at the top of the Mid Canterbury Tennis A grade leaderboard tomorrow. Dorie sits atop the table on 23 points after three rounds with Hinds second on 17. But Hinds has the bye this weekend, while Dorie takes on cellar dwellers Tinwald.

Players are coming off a two week break thanks to no play over Christchurch Show Weekend and the Mid Canterbury championship Gala Cup tournament last weekend. The Gala Cup A grade men’s singles was won by newcomer to Mid Canterbury tennis this year, Neil McCann. Dorie number one Rhys Cromie was looking to win his

eighth Gala Cup title but failed to even make the semi-finals. He was the defending champion in both the singles and the doubles competitions – with brother Jayden – but lost both crowns. The disappointing Gala Cup campaign came just weeks after Cromie suffered his first singles defeat in a number of years – at the hands of Mc-

Cann – so Cromie will be looking to get his season back on track as he heads into a likely clash with Tinwald’s Don Lake tomorrow. In the day’s other match Hampstead will take on Allenton, where the newly crowned Gala Cup champion McCann faces a likely battle with Joseph Langley in the battle of the number ones.

Special olympians in form By Myles huMe Myles.h@theguardian

The Mid Canterbury colours have been flying high at the national Special Olympics in Dunedin this week, with two medals already in the bag. A five-strong Mid Canterbury squad have been competing at the four-day National Summer Games along with more than 1600 athletes. Swimmers Trevor Nish, David Gosney and Liam Bartley got the Mid Canterbury medal tally ticking yesterday after two strong performances. After finishing fourth in his preliminary 25m backstroke race, Nish claimed third place and a

bronze medal to boot. He then joined Gosney and Bartley, along with Southland ring-in Sharna Brownlie, in the 4x25m freestyle relay where they finished with a silver medal in the final after coming third in qualifying. Gosney and Bartley yesterday also gained entry to today’s 50m freestyle final after recording times of 47.38sec and 39.77sec respectively in their preliminary races. The Mid Canterbury bocce team of Shane Pringle and Joanne Inwood yesterday kicked off their campaign in style, claiming a 10-4 win over Wellington. They will play in up to four matches today.

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In brief Lucinda aims high Ashburton’s Lucinda Askin has a South Island pony grand prix title in her sights at this weekend’s South Island Jumping Championships. Waimate will be hosting the Equestrian Sports New Zealand (ESNZ) 3* South Island Jumping Championships and among the highlights of the weekend will be the pony grand prix in which Askin is just one of a number of top contenders. Meanwhile, Ashburton’s Susie Hayward and her starry imported stallion Andretti are the sole contenders in the Ron Williamson Bayer Super League.

More sledging to come Sledging happens in Australia, so get used to it. Cricket Australia Chairman’s XI captain Michael Beer, who will lead his side in a two-day game against England starting on Friday, has laid bare his plans for the Alice Springs encounter. “That will be the aim, to make it a little bit uncomfortable for the opposition,” Beer told a news conference yesterday. “I don’t think it will be too hostile. There will a little bit of chat. My view is what goes on out there stays out there. “You try to do what you do to put someone off their game, whether it’s playing club cricket or Test cricket. It’s aggressive and that’s the way we go about it.” - AAP

Anasta’s last season Braith Anasta says next season is likely to be his last in the NRL. The Wests Tigers utility will play his 15th season of first grade in 2014 and conceded for the first time at training yesrerday that retirement is well and truly on the cards at year’s end. Anasta, 31, debuted as a precocious teenager for Canterbury in 2000 in a career that has spanned 275 NRL games with the Tigers, Sydney Roosters and Canterbury - including a premiership in 2004 - four Tests for Australia and 10 State of Origin appearances with NSW. - AAP

Man U thumps Bayer Manchester United, with their best performance since David Moyes became manager, Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain have qualified for the Champions League last 16. United excelled in a 5-0 rout of Bayer Leverkusen in Germany, while Real Madrid saw off Galatasaray 4-1 and PSG beat Greek champions Olympiakos 2-1. This trio join Chelsea, Bayern Munich, Atletico Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester City. That leaves the identity of the last eight teams still to be determined in the final round of group action in midDecember. - AFP

Pakistan clinch series

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The Guardian incorrectly reported the order of names in a photo of seven Mid Canterbury basketballers who are heading to Albury, Australia for the Great Murray River Jamboree today. They are (from left) Loren Hay, Sammy Arnold, Abe O’Donnell, Ashlee Strawbridge, Hayden Davis, Danielle McArthur and Isabella Roulston. The Guardian apologises for the error.

Pakistan clinched their first series win against South Africa when they pulled off a thrilling one-run win in the second one-day international in Port Elizabeth. Hashim Amla (98) and AB de Villiers (74) took South Africa to the brink of victory but could score only seven runs off the last nine balls, while losing two wickets, to finish on 6-261. Fast bowler Dale Steyn took a careerbest 6-39, including two wickets in the last over of the innings, but the other South African bowlers struggled. - AFP

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MEETINGS, EVENTS Hinds Lions

Notice of Lake Hood Closure

Sea Fishing Competition Between Rangitata River & Hinds River Mouths 9.00am - 2.00pm Sunday, December 1, 2013.

The whole lake will be closed for the Ashburton Rowing Regatta and Corporate Eights on:

Adults $10. Under 16 $5. Register on day. Rules provided. Register on Brogdens Road. Follow the signs. Classes for: Rod, and Raft/Konitiki etc

Saturday, November 30 from 8am - 5pm and Sunday, December 1 from 8am - 3pm

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Sale

• Modern storage complex in 3 blocks consisting of 134* storage units, one office unit and 20 car parks • The complex has shown an excellent history of high occupancy demand and growth (Tenant History schedule available) • The complex is security fenced and gated with swipe card access fully alarmed and monitored • Total estimated net rental $270,000pa* + GST (annualised) • A great cashflow investment in Selwyn being one of the fastest *approx growing districts in NZ

Sale by Tender closing 4pm Friday 13th December 2013 in our offices at 5 Washington Way, Sydenham, Christchurch Paula Raine 027 221 4997 or 03 379 4120 paula.raine@raywhite.com www.rwcchristchurch.co.nz ID# CCM21819

LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES • Bark • Oamaru stone • Rocks • Organic compost • Sand • Screened soil • Home deliveries available

Plus much more FREE loan trailer available! From a shovel load to a trailer load. Dobson Street West Ph: 307 8302 Hours: Mon-Fri: 7.30am - 5pm Sat: 7.30am - 12 noon

Guardian Classifieds 307 7900

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

EXCELLENT fundraising opportunity - free to hire. Community fundraising BBQ situated at Mitre 10 Mega. Visit our customer service counter today to book and for details. – Phone 308-5119.

TRADES, SERVICES

4 TINT-A-WINDOW solar protective films, UV block, fade, heat and glare control, privacy and safety films for glass. FREE quotes - 20 years local service. Bill Breukelaar - phone 0800 368 468. www.tintawindow.co.nz SUN CONTROL WINDOW TINTING. Professional window tinting of cars, homes & offices. Quality films for privacy, UV (fading), heat, safety & security. Phone Craig Rogers your ONLY local applicator. 307 6347. Member of Master Tinters NZ.

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PLANTS, PRODUCE

available at the Farmers Market Saturday 9am- 12noon West Street car park “Come and see Farmer Brown”

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PLANTS, PRODUCE

GARAGE Sale: Grove Street, 8am start. Single bed/mattress, old stereo/speakers, colour TV, 2x vacuum cleaners, 4x 15kg bags wood pellets, 3mx3m gazebo, fish smoker, gas heater, camping clothes line, child’s scooter, 3x kids fishing rods, old style school desk/chair, tools/toolbox, chest waders. GARAGE Sale: Saturday 11am - 3pm. 1394 Maronan Road, up past Tinwald Domain (14km). 1991 Honda, ride-on mower, dishwasher, stove, alpaca fleece, furniture, toys, etc. Lots of freebies.

NEW potatoes, dug daily. GARAGE SALE - Saturday FARMERS Market Special. Bennett, 22 Melrose Road 30th, 9-12. “Bits & pieces!” 20 beetroot plants - $2.50. Graham St, Tinwald. Flower plants reduced to $3. G ARAGE S ALES Vege and tomato plants. GARAGE Sale: Saturday, Local asparagus. 8am, Grigg Street, Fairton. GARAGE SALE - corner Sign out. Stove/oven, rangeBridge and Princes’ Street. hood, bedroom furniture, Sunday 1st December. Signs curtains etc, even the kitchen out at 8am. sink, check us out! New Potatoes

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$13 per pottle

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10 Catherine Street Open: Saturday, Nov 30 10am - 11am

Birthday Greetings are free for those aged 12 and under only. Free birthday greetings must be received at least two working days before date of insertion otherwise there is no guarantee that it will appear on the day requested. Photos will be available at our ground floor office for collection after notice has appeared in the paper.

Adding extra sparkle to Christmas & birthdays

Enquiries: Angus Cameron 021 150 3189 Andrew Smith 021 714 121

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TRADES, SERVICES

Bait will be sold

LIVESTOCK, PETS BUYER of unwanted animals. Cattle, bobby calves, horse and all farm animals. We also sell pet food. Call Nick’s Pet Food 0272 101 621, A/H 03 322 7626.

Garage sale Estate lot tractors and parts, clocks, household furniture, mobility scooters and parts, 1963 Hillman Humber 90, and more. 46 Wellington Street, Saturday 30th 7.30am start.

GARAGE Sale: Saturday, James Street. 8am - 12 noon. Household equipment, adults and kids clothes, and lots more. GARAGE Sale: Sunday, December 1. 10am - 2pm. Wellington Street. Household goods, toys, books, clothing, dog kennel. Lots of bargains.

FOR SALE GARAGE Sale: good clothing from infant to adult. Port-acot, toys, books, jewellery, furniture and other household items. George Street, Saturday, from 8am.

CONTAINERS for sale or hire, ex shipping: general and insulated. Sidelifter available for delivery. Wilson Bulk Transport, Phone 308-7772.

PUBLIC NOTICES

SALE OF LIQUOR ACT 1989 PUBLIC NOTICE

Janmashtami Food Limited, has made application to the District Licensing Agency at Ashburton for the grant of an On Licence in respect of the premises situated at 110 Tancred Street, Ashburton and known as “Royal India”. The general nature of the business conducted (or to be conducted) under the licence is- Restaurant. The days on which and the hours during which liquor is (or is intended to be) sold under the licence are: Monday - Sunday 10.30am to 11pm The application may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the office of the Ashburton District Licensing Agency at 5 Baring Square West, Ashburton. Any person who is entitled to object and who wished to object to the grant of the application may, not later than 15 working days after the date of the first publication of this notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with: The Secretary Ashburton District Licensing Agency P O Box 94 ASHBURTON This is the first publication of this notice.

PUBLIC NOTICES Sale of Liquor Act 1989

Public Notice

Kiwi Ice (2009) Limited has made application to the District Licensing Agency at Ashburton for the renewal of an On Licence and an Off Licence in respect of the premises situated at 2006 Arundel- Rakaia Gorge Road, Mayfield, Ashburton District, and known as “Mayfield Tavern/ Panthers Rock Bar & Cafe”. The general nature of the business conducted under the licence is- Tavern and Bottle Store The days on which and the hours during which liquor is (or is intended to be) sold under the licence are: On Licence: Monday to Sunday: 7.00am to 3.00am the following day Off Licence: Bottle Store: 7.00am to 11.00pm Across-the-Bar sales: 7.00am to 3.00am the following day The application may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the office of the Ashburton District Licensing Agency at 5 Baring Square West, Ashburton. Any person who is entitled to object and who wished to object to the grant of the application may, not later than 15 working days after the date of the first publication of this notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with: The Secretary Ashburton District Licensing Agency P O Box 94 ASHBURTON 7740 This is the second publication of this notice. The first publication was made on 22/11/2013.

Guardian Classifieds 307 7900

ACCOMMODATION, RENTAL FOR RENT - 3 bedroom bungalow fenced, log fire + garage $275 week. Available from Dec.2, Ph 307 2503. NEWLY refurbished three bedroom brick home with large living area. Available December 9. East side. Phone Graeme 302 1814 or 027 221 1408.

ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 021 055 4593. New hot Asian, sexy body, naughty, lovely, busty, relaxing massage and full service. Phone Nicole. ANGEL - busty, tall, attractive lady. Discreet premises. In/out calls for pleasure/fun. Ph: 021 0299 7405. ROMAN’S back! Fun gay times guaranteed. In/out calls. Phone 022 396 6195.

FOR SALE DEADLINES - Ashburton Guardian Classifieds close at 5.00pm every week day, the day prior to insertion. Phone 03 307 7965. GREAT GIFT ideas for Christmas. Crabtree & Evelyn have a great range of gift ideas for Christmas. A Gorgeous range in handcreams, handsoaps, teas, lollies and biscuits all in beautiful tins and boxes. Available from Kitchen Kapers The Arcade. ORGANIC Ginger Syrup. Kitchen Kapers in The Arcade has beautiful organic ginger syrup for only $8.99. Use to sweeten and flavour tea, water and cocktails. Our pour over pudding, icecream, fruit salad and crepes. TWO Tilt-a-doors, as new. 230 wide x 203 high. Ph 308 7266.

Daily Events Friday 9.00am ST DAVID’S UNION CHURCH. Real women circuit training in the hall. 48 Allens Road, Allenton. 9.30am - 11.30pm ST ANDREWS ANGLICAN CHURCH.

Saturday 8.00am - 5.00pm LAKE HOOD. Closed for Ashburton rowing regatta and Corporate Eights. Spectators welcome. 9.00am - 12noon ASHBURTON DISTRICT FARMERS MARKET. Weekly farm fresh produce, plants, coffee, food and more. North end of the West Street car park. 9.30am - 12.30pm ASHBURTON TOY LIBRARY.

Drop in centre, St Andrews Anglican Church hall, cnr Thomson and Jane Street Tinwald. 10.00am METHVEN HERITAGE CENTRE. New Zealand Alpine and Agriculture Encounter, interactive fun for all ages. Exhibition by local artists Judith Sommerville and Rebecca Hawkes. Main Street, Methven. Open today. New members always welcome. Methodist Church hall, Baring Square East. 10.00am METHVEN HERITAGE CENTRE. New Zealand Alpine and Agriculture Encounter, interactive fun for all ages. Exhibition by local artists Judith Sommerville and Rebecca Hawkes. Main Street, Methven. 10.00am - 12noon ASHBURTON VINTAGE CAR CLUB. Museum and parts shed open. 86 Maronan Road, Tinwald.

11.00am - 3.00pm TE HUB. Seeds, seedlings, workshops, enviro centre. 35 Dobson Street West, Biograins building. 1.00pm - 3.00pm ASHBURTON AVIATION MUSEUM. Classic aircraft on display. Ashburton Airport, Seafield Road. 10.00am - 1.00pm ASHBURTON CRAFT MARKET. Saturday’s in the West Street Car park. 10.00am - 3.00pm ASHBURTON AVIATION MUSEUM. Classic aircraft on display including DC3. Ashburton Airport, Seafield Road. 12.50pm. WAIREKA CROQUET CLUB. Association croquet singles. The domain, Philip Street.

1.30pm R.S.A. Euchre, R.S.A. Cox Street, Ashburton. 3.30pm - 7.00pm TINWALD SWIMMING POOL. Outdoor pool open. Tinwald Domain, Maronan Road.

1.00pm - 7.00pm TINWALD SWIMMING POOL . Outdoor swimming pool open. Tinwald Domain, Maronan Road. 1.30pm MID CANTERBURY SOCIAL WHEELERS. 14km road race. Register from 1pm. Fords Road, near the sale yards. 1.30pm WAIREKA CROQUET CLUB. Golf croquet doubles, change partners. The domain, Philip Street.

Puzzles Friday, November 29, 2013

www.guardianonline.co.nz CRYPTIC ACROSS 7. Venues where Brazil and Kenya play abandoned in the Cup? (6,7) 8. In trouble it comes to an attractive bit of flirtation (1,6,4) 12. Wager it is disheartened by the flautist (6) 14. Reign politician is involved in may crush it out of shape (6) 16. Consider the Sappers are first to get pledge back (6) 18. Butter on a plane may give one a boost (3-3) 19. Cold shouldering a way to keep food that’s unfashionable (8,3) 23. Prime Ministers and such as are skilled at fine woodwork (7-6) DOWN 1. A following for what’s paid for at door as endpiece (4) 2. __, far better thing it is to be some way away (4) 3. Quietly uproot trees in order to aggravate one (6) 4. It may be offered up by one on his knees (6) 5. Young dog with a following may one day produce Butterfly (4) 6. When Caesar had to beware a comeback among those dismissed (4)

YESTERDAY’S SOLUTIONS

CRYPTIC Across 1. Discrepancy 7. Rapping 9. Oral 11. Clasp 12. Affect 14. Theological 18. Shaves 20. Inert 22. Iota 23. Collier 24. Armoured car Down 2. Impeach 3. Edgy 4. Curve 5. Trick 6. Slate 8. Improves 10. Official 13. Box 15. America 16. Aspic 17. Stern 19. Altar 21. Scar

14 15

9. Heartless friend subjugated by the pillaging (7) 10. Monkey to undermine a day in Paris endlessly (7) 11. Tried, by holding between the fingers, some material (4) 12. Where attack may be resisted, or get between the feet (4) 13. Always get curtailed by woman being personified (3) 15. The grape has undoubted value, attracting beginners (3) 17. Manner that embraces the last character twice is a spanker (6)

DILBERT

18. Men are disposed to call one something else (6) 19. Such a brawl might wear at the edges (4) 20. A very bad way to go out as it happens in reverse (4) 21. Race for such things as acorns will provide (4) 22. Man with a head for a decorative bit of knotting (4)

SUDOKU

QUICK Across 1. Cast-offs 7. Abide 8. Readiness 9. End 10. Saps 11. Shreds 13. Confrontation 15. Ad-libs 16. Acre 18. Aid 20. Glorifies 21. Edify 22. Adultery Down 1. Curbs 2. Sharpen 3. Omit 4. Flesh and blood 5. Fines 6. Deadpan 7. Assegai 12. Trilogy 13. Cadaver 14. Incline 15. Admin 17. Essay 19. Till

QUICK ACROSS 7. Expire (colloq) (4,3,6) 8. Luxury (8) 9. Dry (4) 10. Sickness (6) 12. Pallid (6) 14. Signal (3) 15. Seller (6) 17. Scheme (6) 19. Neglected child (4) 21. Waste of time (colloq) (4,4) 23. Misinterpreting (13)

DOWN 1. Lose (8) 2. Abilities (6) 3. Avoid (4) 4. Fixated (8) 5. Scribble (6) 6. Partly (4) 11. Ill feeling (8) 13. Advancing (8) 16. Flaw (6) 18. Energy (6) 20. Pivot (4) 22. Courage (colloq) (4)

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YOUR STARS by Forecasters

ARIES (MAR 21 – APR 20) If you’re going to have any work/life balance issues or challenges, you’ll know about them, with a chance to tweak things so you get the balance right. TAURUS (APR 20 – MAY 21) Pay as much attention to flashes of inspiration and your imagination as you do to emotional responses and those things that push your buttons. GEMINI (MAY 21 – JUNE 22) You’re able to get inside any financial tension created today and use it as motivation, with the money gods raising the bar. CANCER (JUNE 22 – JULY 24) Make your own relationship and family needs a priority today, knowing you can make up for lost time later. LEO (JULY 24 – AUG 23) During the 4 months that Venus will spend in your work sector, Jupiter will keep you and her on your toes, making sure you continue to pace yourself. VIRGO (AUG 23 – SEP 23) While the Moon’s position in your income sector might be creating some financial tension you’re able to use any financial tension as motivation. LIBRA (SEP 23 – OCT 23) It’s today that any work/life balance tensions peak. Get behind the things this is accentuating, realising that you can’t change what you can’t see. SCORPIO (OCT 23 – NOV 24) Get behind any buttons that are being pushed today and discover why. Don’t sweat the small stuff, but don’t stick your head in the sand either. SAGITTARIUS (NOV 24 – DEC 21) With some auspicious advantages and support from the money gods on the income and financial fronts, you’re able to channel tension into motivation. CAPRICORN (DEC 21 – JAN 20) This could be a fairly intense and challenging day, yet on every front there is only tension because there are big opportunities pending. AQUARIUS (JAN 20 – FEB 19) By the time Mercury leaves your career sector next week the push to get your professional game up to speed will be over, start pacing yourself. PISCES (FEB 19 – MAR 20) Take the opportunity to narrow down your financial priorities, allowing you to know what you’re fighting for before heading to the battlefields.

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Family Notices 22 Ashburton Guardian DEATHS

Emerson, Dorothy Margaret (nee Williams) – Peacefully at Timaru Hospital on Thursday, November 28, 2013. Dearly loved wife of the late Ronald, loved mother and mother in law of Ceilidh and Barry Donaldson, Scott and Fleur, Liolee and Philip Breen. Much loved granny of Angus, Fraser, Isla, and Campbell; Phoebe, Effie Jess, William, and Taylor; Connor, Callum, and Byron. Loved daughter of the late Edith and Ted, loved sister of Jim and Helen, and Kerry, loved aunty of all her nieces and nephews. A service for Dorothy will be held in St Columba Presbyterian Church, Fairlie, on SATURDAY November 30, at 11am, thereafter interment at the Fairlie Cemetery. Messages to 28 Denmark Street, Fairlie, 8771. South Canterbury Funeral Services Please note all late death notices or notices sent outside ordinary office hours must be emailed to:

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Any queries please contact 0800 ASHBURTON (0800-274-287).

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SUNDAY: Cold southerlies and showers.

Midnight Tonight

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Wind km/h less than 30 fine

fog

mainly isolated cloudy drizzle drizzle few showers fine showers clearing showers

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isolated snow thunder flurries

sleet thunder

Canterbury Plains

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hail

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TODAY

Auckland

few showers

Mostly cloudy. Rain north of the Waimakariri river. Patchy drizzle in the south clearing during the morning, and isolated afternoon and evening showers developing, possibly heavy. Wind at 1000m: Light. Wind at 2000m: Light.

Hamilton

showers

Napier

rain

TOMORROW

Wellington

rain

Nelson

rain

Blenheim

rain

Greymouth

mainly fine

Christchurch

drizzle

Timaru

drizzle

Queenstown

few showers

Dunedin

mainly fine

Invercargill

mainly fine

Becoming fine during the morning with northeasterlies developing, turning strong gusty northwest in the evening.

SATURDAY

A few showers, with snow lowering to 1000 metres. Westerlies, gale about the tops.

SUNDAY

MONDAY

Scattered showers, with snow above 1000 metres. Southerlies.

Becoming fine. Northeasterlies developing.

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FZL: 3000m

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SUNDAY

Adelaide Amsterdam Bangkok Berlin Brisbane Cairns Cairo Calcutta Canberra Colombo Darwin Dubai Dublin Edinburgh Frankfurt

FZL: 2600m

Fine, then rain spreading north about the divide during the afternoon and evening, reaching the foothills at night. Wind at 1000m: NW rising to gale gusting 110 km/h. Wind at 2000m: NW rising to severe gale 120 km/h.

Showers with cold southerlies.

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12:21 6:29 12:45 6:58 1:07 7:18 1:32 7:42 1:54 8:07 2:18 8:28 The times shown are for the Ashburton River mouth. For the Rangitata river mouth subtract 16 minutes and for the Rakaia river mouth subtract 6 minutes.

Rise 5:47 am Set 8:55 pm

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Bad fishing

Rise 5:47 am Set 8:56 pm

Bad

Rise 2:39 am Set 3:22 pm

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Bad fishing

Rise 3:09 am Set 4:27 pm

New moon

3 Dec

10 Dec 4:13 am www.ofu.co.nz

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River Levels

Rise 5:46 am Set 8:57 pm

Fair

Fair fishing

Rise 3:40 am Set 5:35 pm

Full moon

17 Dec 10:30 pm

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Selwyn Whitecliffs (NIWA) at 2:00 pm, yesterday

Rakaia Fighting Hill (NIWA) at 4:00 am, yesterday 219.0 Nth Ashburton at 2:00 pm, yesterday

10.1

Sth Ashburton at 9:30 am, yesterday

7.33 nc

Rangitata Klondyke at 11:45 am, yesterday

98.7 nc 414.1

Waitaki Kurow at 9:00 am, yesterday Source: Environment Canterbury

Canterbury Readings

Saturday

-2 1 19 23 1 11 -5 24 1 16 11 17 8 -9 -3

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Forecasts for today

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Tides, Sun, Moon and Fishing

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overnight max low

Rain north of Christchurch. Patchy drizzle further south clearing during the morning but remaining cloudy. Northeast winds ease and tend southerly in the north during the morning.

Fine spells, but scattered showers developing from afternoon. Northwesterlies dying away.

Monday-Friday 8am – 5.30pm Saturday 10am – 1pm

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TODAY

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rain

Thursday, 28 November 2013

Northwesterlies spread over the country tomorrow, ahead of a front moving onto the south of the South Island in the evening. The front moves over most of New Zealand during Saturday, clearing Northland early Sunday, followed by a southwest flow. A high spreads over New Zealand from the Tasman Sea on Monday.

30 to 59

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SATURDAY: Fine spells, afternoon shower. Dying northwesterlies.

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TOMORROW: Becoming fine with northeasterlies in the morning. www.guardianonline.co.nz

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TODAY: Cloudy, morning drizzle. Easterlies.

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Friday, November 29, 2013

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Ashburton Airport Temperature °C At 4pm 13.6 13.8 Max to 4pm 8.5 Minimum 8.4 Grass minimum Rainfall mm 4.0 16hr to 4pm November to date 35.0 Avg Nov to date 57 2013 to date 750.8 629 Avg year to date Wind km/h E 19 At 4pm Strongest gust E 28 Time of gust 3:43pm

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6am Breakfast The Breakfast team presents news, interviews, weather and information. 9am Good Morning 10am Ellen 3 11am Coach Trip PGR 0 11:30 Infomercials Noon One News 0 12:30 Emmerdale PGR Cain tells Debbie about Kerry setting fire to the house; Gemma has a suggestion for Dom; Sandy and Ashley have had no luck. 0 1:30 Come Dine With Me 3 2pm May The Best House Win 3pm Dickinson’s Real Deal 3:55 Te Karere 2 0 4:25 Ellen With guest Lady Gaga. 5:25 Millionaire – Hot Seat Hosted by Eddie McGuire. 0 6pm One News 0 7pm Seven Sharp 0 7:30 Coronation Street PGR Carla and Frank face judgement day; Tracy thinks Steve might be thawing; Jason risks his job. 0 8:30 Restoration Man 3 0 9:30 Location, Location, Location Phil and Kirstie catch up with two sets of house hunters who want family homes. 0 10:35 One News Tonight 0 11:05 Life’s Too Short AO Warwick shows Cheryl his new website, but it is a bit of a flop. 11:40 Enlightened AO 3 12:15 Harry’s Law AO 3 0 1:10 Te Karere 3 2 0 1:35 Infomercials

CHOICE TV 6am Benny Hinn 6:30 Cheese Slices 7am Home By Novogratz 7:30 Return To River Cottage 8am My Kitchen Christmas Special 8:30 James And Thom’s Pizza Pilgrimage 9am Turkish Delights With Allegra McEvedy. 9:30 Yard Crashers 10am The Home Show 11am Pawnbrokers 11:30 Hairy Bikers’ Mum Knows Best 12:30 Hairy Bikers’ Best Of British 1:30 Days Of Our Lives PGR 2:30 Return To River Cottage 3pm Cheese Slices 3:30 Home By Novogratz 4pm Madhur Jaffrey’s Curry Nation 4:30 Simply Italian 5pm Fantasy Homes By The Sea With Jenni Falconer. 6pm Bondi Vet 6:30 House Crashers 7pm American Restoration 7:30 Kirstie Allsopp’s Home Style 8:30 Better Homes And Gardens 10pm Gardeners’ World – The Edible Garden With Alys Fowler. 10:45 Mr Sunshine PGR 11pm American Restoration 11:30 Hairy Bikers’ Best Of British

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12:30 Benny Hinn 1am Home By Novogratz 1:30 Mr Sunshine AO 2am Kirstie Allsopp’s Home Style 3am Fantasy Homes By The Sea 4am Bondi Vet 4:30 House Crashers 5am Dream Jobs PGR 5:30 Madhur Jaffrey’s Curry Nation

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6am Creflo Dollar 6:30 Tiki Tour 0 6:55 Pac-Man And The Ghostly Adventures 0 7:20 The Penguins Of Madagascar 3 0 7:50 Ben 10 – Ultimate Alien 3 0 8:15 Franklin 3 0 8:40 Mike The Knight 3 0 8:50 Fireman Sam 3 0 9am Infomercials 11am Neighbours 3 0 11:30 Home And Away 3 0 Noon Shortland Street PGR 3 0 12:30 2 Broke Girls PGR 3 0 1pm Jeremy Kyle PGR 2pm Bethenny 3pm Suburgatory PGR 3 0 3:30 SpongeBob SquarePants 3 0 4pm Girl v Boy 3 0 4:30 The Erin Simpson Show 5pm America’s Funniest Home Videos 3 0 5:30 Home And Away 0 6pm Friends 3 0 6:30 Neighbours 0 7pm Shortland Street PGR 0 7:30 The Middle 0 8pm The Big Bang Theory PGR 3 0 8:30 M Annapolis AO 2006 Drama. A young man from the wrong side of the tracks wins admission to the Naval Academy at Annapolis. James Franco, Tyrese Gibson. 0 10:35 Hell’s Kitchen AO 3 0

12:25 The Cult AO 3 0 1:20 Infomercials 2:25 Fringe AO 3 0 4am Nikita AO 3 0 4:45 Zeke And Luther 3 0 5:10 Jonas 3 0 5:35 Sonny With A Chance 3 0

TV THREE

FOUR

6am 3 News – Firstline 8:30 Infomercials 10:30 The Shopping Channel 11:30 Entertainment Tonight 3 Noon 3 News 12:30 Dr Phil AO 3 1:30 The Dr Oz Show PGR 3 2:30 Rachael Ray 3 3:30 The Queen Latifah Show With guest Thomas Gibson and Kal Penn; a performance from Ben Folds. 4:30 Everybody Loves Raymond 30 5pm Big Brother Australia It’s shopping time! What would it be like if you had to live on handouts amidst the rich and powerful? Big Brother takes the social experiment to a whole new level. 6pm 3 News 7pm Campbell Live 7:30 The X Factor USA PGR 8:30 The Graham Norton Show AO Graham’s guests are actress and writer Emma Thompson; Doctor Whos Matt Smith and David Tennant; comedian Jimmy Carr; and pop star Robbie Williams. 9:30 7 Days AO 10pm Jono and Ben at Ten AO 10:35 Nightline 11:15 The Big Game PGR Professional poker. 12:20 CSI – Miami AO 3 0 1:15 Chaos PGR The agents protect a European political leader who faked her death on the eve of her country’s presidential election. 2:10 Infomercials

PRIME

6am Sesame Street 3 6:55 Pingu 7am Sticky TV 3 7:30 Beyblade – Metal Fury 3 7:55 Planet Sheen 3 8:25 Chuggington 3 8:35 Care Bears 3 8:55 Ready, Steady, Wiggles 3 9:05 Bob The Builder 3 9:15 Thomas And Friends 3 9:25 Peppa Pig 3 9:35 Wonder Pets 3 10am Infomercials 2pm Sesame Street 3 2:55 Peppa Pig 3 3pm Sticky TV Featuring – Lalaloopsy and Max Steel. 4:30 Four Live 6pm Sabrina The Teenage Witch 30 6:30 Everybody Hates Chris 3 0 7pm Just Shoot Me! PGR Maya’s efforts to do something nice for a janitor backfires. 0 7:30 American Ninja Warrior 8:30 M American Gangster AO 3 2007 Crime. In 1970s America, a detective works to bring down the drug empire of a heroin kingpin from Manhattan. Denzel Washington, Russell Crowe. 0 11:30 Rove LA AO 3 Rove’s guests are Golden Globe nominee Emmy Rossum, actor Matthew Fox, and comedian Aisha Tyler. 12:35 Entertainment Tonight 1am Infomercials

SKY SPORT 1

6:30 The Crowd Goes Wild 3 An irreverent daily sports and entertainment show. 7am Deal Or No Deal 3 Game show hosted by Andrew O’Keefe that gives contestants the opportunity to win up to $200,000. 7:30 Home Shopping Noon The Doctors PGR A talk show focusing on tough medical questions in an open forum. 1pm The Jeff Probst Show 1:55 The Magicians PGR 3 3pm Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? UK 3 4pm The Late Show With David Letterman 3 5pm Deal Or No Deal 3 5:30 Prime News 6pm Deal Or No Deal 6:30 Millionaire – Hot Seat Hosted by Eddie McGuire. 7pm The Crowd Goes Wild 7:30 The Kiwi Dream 8:30 Undercover Boss UK PGR 9:30 Elementary AO 3 A female FBI profiler is brought in to catch an unpredictable criminal before he strikes again, but Sherlock has history with her. 10:30 The Crowd Goes Wild 3

6am Basketball – NBL (Replay) New Zealand Breakers v Melbourne Tigers. 8am Golf – Australian Open Round One. 10am Cricket – International (Highlights) World Twenty20 Qualifier. 10:30 Fox Sports News 11am Football – A-League (Replay) Sydney FC v Wellington Phoenix. 1pm Cricket – International (Highlights) India v West Indies – Third One-Day International. 2pm Rugby League – World Cup (Replay) Semi-final One – New Zealand v England. 4pm Re:Union (Replay) 5pm Rugby – European Tour (Replay) Ireland v All Blacks. From Aviva Stadium in Dublin. 7pm L Cricket – HRV Cup Auckland Aces v Wellington Firebirds. From Eden Park. 10:50 L Cricket – International World Twenty20 Qualifier – First Semi-final.

11pm The Late Show With David Letterman A late-night comedy and talk show. Midnight Home Shopping 1:30 The Crowd Goes Wild 3 An irreverent daily sports and entertainment show. 2am Home Shopping

2:50 L Cricket – International World Twenty20 Qualifier – Second Semi-final.

MAORI TV 10:30 Korero Mai 3 11am Toku Reo 3 Noon Korero Mai 3 1pm Toku Reo 3 2pm F Ako 3pm Kete Aronui PGR 3 3:30 Brian Jacques’s Redwall 3 2 4pm Miharo 3 2 4:30 Pukana Ka Pao 5pm Toi Whakaari 3 2 5:30 Te Kaea 2 6pm Nga Pari Karangaranga O Te Motu 3

THE BOX 6am CSI – Miami MV 6:50 The Simpsons PG 7:15 Pawn Stars PG 7:40 America’s Funniest Home Videos PG 8:05 The Pretender PG 8:55 Chuck MVS 9:45 Law And Order MV 10:35 CSI – Miami MV 11:25 CSI – New York MV 12:15 CSI MV 1:30 Chuck MVS 2:20 CSI – Miami MV 3:10 The Pretender PG 4pm Pawn Stars PG 4:30 The Simpsons PG 5pm Chuck MVS 6pm America’s Funniest Home Videos PG 6:30 Pawn Stars PG 7pm The Simpsons PG 7:30 CSI – Miami MV 8:30 SVU MV 9:30 SVU MV 10:30 Law And Order MV 11:30 CSI – Miami MV

SATURDAY

12:30 The Pretender PG 1:20 CSI – Miami MV 2:10 Law And Order MV 3:05 SVU MV 3:55 SVU MV 4:45 The Pretender PG 5:35 America’s Funniest Home Videos PG

SKY SPORT 2 6:30 Ako 3 7pm Te Kaea 3 2 7:30 Tribe PGR A music video series with clips from Aotearoa and around the world. 8pm Whanau Factor Studio-based family game show hosted by Matai Smith. 8:30 My Country Song 3 9:30 Survive Aotearoa PGR 3 10:30 Project Matauranga 11pm Te Kaea 3 2 11:30 Closedown

DISCOVERY

SATURDAY

Elementary

8:30pm on TV3

9:30pm on Prime

MOVIES PREMIERE

6am Destroyed In Seconds PG 6:30 Yukon Men M 7:30 Korea Spirit PG 8:30 Gold Rush PG 9:30 Mythbusters PG Dirty v Clean Car. 10:30 Jungle Gold PG 12:30 Disappeared M 1:30 Who The (Bleep) … M 2pm Evil, I M 2:30 Auction Kings PG 3:30 Yukon Men M 4:30 Gold Rush PG 5:30 Mythbusters PG Crash and Burn. 6:30 Mythbusters PG Toilet Bomb. 7:30 Scariest Moments At Sea PG 8:30 Off The Hook – Extreme Catches PG 9pm Off The Hook – Extreme Catches PG 9:30 Deadliest Catch PG 10:30 Ragin’ Cajuns PG 11:30 You Have Been Warned PG 12:30 Auction Kings PG 1am Auction Hunters PG 1:30 Dirty Jobs PG 2:30 Dirty Jobs PG 3:30 Dirty Jobs PG 4:30 Dirty Jobs PG 5:30 Mythbusters PG

The Graham Norton Show

MOVIES GREATS

8:10 Treasure Guards PGVLS 2011 Adventure. Anna Friel, Raol Bova. 9:45 Murder On Her Mind PGL 2008 Drama. Annabeth Gish. 11:10 Get The Gringo 16VLS 2012 Action. Mel Gibson, Daniel Jimenez Cacho. 12:45 Looper 16VL 2012 Thriller. Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Bruce Willis. 2:45 The Hunger Games MV 2012 Action. Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson. 5:05 Men In Black 3 MV 2012 Sci-fi Comedy. Will Smith, Tommy Lee Jones. 6:50 The Mule 16VLS 2012 Thriller. Sharon Stone, Billy Zane. 8:30 The Bourne Legacy MV 2012 Action. Jeremy Renner, Rachel Weisz. 10:50 Life Of Pi PGC 2012 Adventure. Suraj Sharma, Irrfan Khan.

6:20 While You Were Sleeping PGL 1995 Romantic Comedy. Bill Pullman, Sandra Bullock. 8am Rush Hour MV 1998 Action. Chris Tucker, Jackie Chan. 9:40 Inglourious Basterds 16VL 2009 War. Brad Pitt, Christoph Waltz. 12:10 Doom 16VL 2005 Sci-fi. Karl Urban, The Rock. 1:55 The Insider ML 1999 Drama. Russell Crowe, Al Pacino. 4:30 Million Dollar Baby MC 2004 Drama. Clint Eastwood, Hilary Swank. 6:40 Talladega Nights – The Ballad Of Ricky Bobby MLS 2006 Comedy. Will Ferrell, John C Reilly. 8:30 Two For The Money MLS 2005 Drama. Al Pacino, Matthew McConaughey, Rene Russo. 10:35 Walk The Line MC 2005 Biography. Joaquin Phoenix.

12:55 Deadliest Sea PGL 2009 Action. Sebastian Pigott, Greg Bryk. 2:25 Men In Black 3 MV 2012 Sci-fi Comedy. Will Smith, Tommy Lee Jones. 4:10 The Mule 16VLS 2012 Thriller. Sharon Stone, Billy Zane. 5:50 Life Of Pi PGC 2012 Adventure.

12:50 The Brave One 16VL 2007 Action. Jodie Foster, Terrence Howard, Nicky Katt. 2:50 Directors – Ron Howard PG 2010 Documentary. 3:20 The Insider ML 1999 Drama. Russell Crowe, Al Pacino. 5:55 Million Dollar Baby MC 2004 Drama. Clint Eastwood, Hilary Swank.

SATURDAY

0 Closed captions; 3 Repeat; 2 Maori Language. RATINGS: 16 Approved for persons 16 years or over; 18 Approved for persons 18 years or over; AO Adults only; C Content may offend; L Language may offend; M Suitable for mature audiences; PG/PGR Parental guidance recommended for young viewers; S Sexual content may offend; V Contains violence. Local Radio: NewsTalk ZB 873AM/98.1FM FM Classic Hits ZEFM 92.5; Port FM Local 94.9, 98.9 and 106.1

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6am Rugby League – World Cup (Replay) Semi-final Two – Australia v Fiji. 8am Ice Hockey – NHL (Replay) Detroit Red Wings v Boston Bruins. 10am Rugby – European Tour (Replay) Ireland v All Blacks. From Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Noon Motorsport – FIA World Touring Car Championship Macau, Race One. From Guia Circuit. 1pm Motorsport – FIA World Touring Car Championship Macau, Race Two. From Guia Circuit. 2pm Inside WTCC Macau. 2:30 Basketball – NBL (Replay) New Zealand Breakers v Melbourne Tigers. 4:30 Fight Night Prizefighter– UK v USA International Heavyweights. 6:30 The Ultimate Fighter 7:30 Basketball – NBL (Replay) New Zealand Breakers v Melbourne Tigers. 9:30 L Football – A-League Central Coast Mariners v Melbourne Victory. From Bluetongue Stadium in New South Wales. 11:30 Golf – Australian Open (Highlights) Round Two. From Royal Sydney Golf Club.

SATURDAY

12:30 Rugby League – World Cup (Highlights) Semi-final One – New Zealand v England. 1am Rugby League – World Cup (Highlights) Semi-final Two – Australia v Fiji. 1:30 Gridiron – Lingerie Football League Chicago Bliss v Minnesota Valkyrie. 2:30 The Crowd Goes Wild 3am Golf – Australian Open (Highlights) Round Two. 4am Basketball – NBL (Replay) Adelaide 36ers v Wollongong Hawks.

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Ashburton College rowers Matthew Rae and Matt Beveridge hope to feature at the Ashburton Rowing Club’s regatta on Lake Hood starting tomorrow. PHOTO TETSURO MITOMO 170213-TM-137

Regatta key lead-in to Maadi Cup BY MYLES HUME

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A strong squad of Ashburton rowers is ramping up their 2014/15 rowing season as they take to the water at the Ashburton Rowing Club’s annual regatta tomorrow. A 22-strong Ashburton College rowing team, including Charlotte Cox from the rowing club, will feature alongside

schools and clubs from across the South Island at Lake Hood in one of the key lead up regattas to the Maadi Cup next year. Ashburton College rowing coach Steve Beveridge said many of his rowers had started the season strongly with regattas in Twizel and in ideal conditions on Lake Hood a fortnight ago. He expected the local rowers to be prominent among the

more than 450 crews set to race. “Georgia Lysaght has been rowing well in the singles and so too has been Adam Hodge. In the double sculls Matt Beveridge and Matthew Rae are also starting to feel their way into the season,” Beveridge said. With the NCEA exams almost wrapped up, Beveridge said he was excited about the talent that would be on show at the

lake over the two-day event. “That will mean there will be a lot more school kids involved, so the regatta comes at a good time.” Tomorrow’s regatta will also see the annual corporate eights event, involving business teams from Ashburton and Timaru. The corporate eights will feature staff from three Ashburton businesses in the form of ATS,

ANZ Bank and Gabites, each looking to wrestle the title off Fulton Hogan Timaru who won the title last year. With just one practice allowed on the water a week during the past 10 weeks, they will take on seven teams from Timaru. Racing begins with the corporate eights at 8am with racing to carry on through until Sunday afternoon.

■ RUGBY LEAGUE

Sonny Bill snares coveted Player of the Year trophy Sonny Bill Williams has capped off his return to rugby league by being named International Federation Player of the Year yesterday. The New Zealand and Sydney

Roosters forward received the sport’s most prestigious individual honour at the RLIF’s gala dinner in Manchester. The award crowns a remarkable first season back in league

for Williams, who returned to the sport at the turn of the year after a five-year absence in rugby union and professional boxing. Williams was a key figure in the Sydney Roosters team that

won the club’s first NRL grand final for over a decade and has been an integral part of the New Zealand side that is looking to complete a successful defence of the World Cup trophy

against Australia in the final of RLWC2013 at Old Trafford on Sunday NZT. The 28-year-old is the first Kiwi to win the International Player of the Year award.- HOL

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