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No change to 9.4% rates rise Jonathan Leask Some things have been changed around but rates are still set to rise by an average of 9.4 per cent.

The Ashburton District Council ran through the final draft of its annual plan on Wednesday before it goes before the council next week for adoption.

Councillors have left no stone unturned for savings or deferrals, but haven’t been able to budge on the 9.4 per cent average rates rise.

The council had asked in its consultation if it should reduce services to reduce costs, and therefore rates, but the majority of the 131 submissions received were against any reduction.

Ashburton Mayor Neil Brown

said the council had consulted the community and through the submissions process made changes.

“We listened and made changes around the projects such as new footpaths, [public] toilets, and assessments of disability inclusive playgrounds.

“Small things, moving things around but the community felt it was important. We listened and we changed.

“Some people thought some things were more important than we did and we listened and took that on board, and changed things around.

“It didn’t affect the overall rates as well we just moved things around a bit.”

The council shuffled some funding around to reintroduce new footpaths to the annual plan, as well as including public toilet facilities and rectifying the safety hazards at the EA Networks en-

trance – none of which impacts the rates.

What is impacting the 9.4 per cent average rise is inflation, flood recovery and new drinking water regulation compliance.

“We are spending a reasonable amount of money on [water regulation compliance] in this coming year and at the end of that year all our water supplies will be compliant.”

The council had been advised in October to factor in an inflation rate of 2.9 per cent but Brown said the council were able to forecast that the figure was too

low and went with a rate of 5 per cent.

The councillors reviewed the 173-page document and made several corrections and clarifications for the final draft that will be ready to go for adoption next week.

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Proud to represent Mid Canty nationally national conference earlier this month, and she feels proud to be recognised by her peers.

Vaughan’s involvement in the institute stretches back nearly 40 years when she lived in the UK, where much of her family was involved in the institute.

“WI has always been a part of my life, my grandmother was a member, my mother was a member so I didn’t have much of a chance not to be a WI member.

“They’re absolutely over the moon, there’s only about three left that were there when I was, and when they were told there was a big hoop and roar.

“All women are welcome, there is no religious or political requirements,” said Vaughan adding that the institution is a very democratic organisation.

Her goals as president is to increase national membership, which has been in decline in recent years, and promote what the institute does in the community.

“Membership promotion and bringing a bit of joy to meeting together continuing on the path and simplifying administration.”

Vaughan still proudly wears her badge from her original institute in the UK alongside the president’s badge and the good service badge she was awarded.

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Newly elected New Zealand’s Federation of Women’s Institutes national president Jude Vaughan is proud to be representing Mid Canterbury.

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Jude Vaughan is over the moon she’s the first person from Mid Canterbury to be elected as national president of New Zealand’s Federation of Women’s Institutes in its 101 year-long history.

Having lived in Mid Canterbury for over a decade Vaughan could not be prouder to represent Mid Canterbury.

“I’m chuffed really, and I’m chuffed for Mid Canterbury,” Vaughan said.

The Women’s Institute is the largest global organisation representing women with many federations across the world and 33 regional federations in New Zealand.

In New Zealand it has 2500 members, with 100 being based in Mid Canterbury.

The institute was launched to give women a voice and now prides itself on being a trusted place for all women of all generations, to share experiences and learn from each other.

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Expanded site a breakthrough for Southern Parallel Campus Malcolm Hopwood A joint venture agreement with an adjoining farmer has given Southern Parallel Sports Campus (SPSC) the “breakthrough we’re looking for”.

CEO and chairwoman of SPSC, Catherine Stuart, said the joint venture, on an expanded 65 hectare site with Lake Hood frontage, cements the success and sustainability of the project, she said.

Last year Stuart confirmed the $70 million campus with funding through Westbury Investment Bank would provide rehabilitation, sports resilience and education programmes for hundreds of veterans from North America and “80 different coalition force entities”.

With the expanded site, Stuart said she no longer requires resource consent from the Ashburton District Council to progress the development.

Originally she negotiated with landowner, John Skevington, to develop the campus on a Village Green site at Lake Hood but, when it was offered for residential development, she entered the joint venture.

“By changing our site to a rural block we can apply directly to the Ministry for the Environment for Covid fast-track consents,” she said.

“We’ve kept the Ashburton District Council informed of our decision to go directly to the ministry. Once we get approval, the development will go ahead.”

“We can then start construction planning in the last quarter of this year with a completion date of mid 2024.”

When SPSC was announced in 2020, Stuart said the campus was dedicated to veterans, many with disabilities, who served their country and secured peace around the world.

“Its purpose is to build confidence, fitness and prepare participants for a more positive and productive future, enabling them

An artist’s impression of the Southern Parallel Sports Campus.

Catherine Stuart to support their families,” she said.

SPSC has engaged local architects, Studio 4, to complete the

site layout and campus design and is working with commercial law firm, Chapman Tripp, to fast track the land use consent.

In a further development, SPSC has concluded an agreement with Equestrian Sport New Zealand to establish an international standard Equine Sports Centre on the site which includes a large indoor arena for equestrian and polo competition, equestrian outdoor arenas and two full size polo fields.

In addition there’ll be a specialised horse float park, a service centre housing stables, veterinary, washing and grooming bays and lunge rings and lap pools for exercise to ensure ponies are

prepared for competition. “Visiting national and international riders will be accommodated in 24 twin bed, motel style units on site with Ashburton accommodation providing the overflow,” Stuart said.

“SPSC believes the inclusion of an Equine Sports Centre will round off its portfolio of programmes and support the development of individuals who represent or have served their country.

“The Equine Sports Centre will bring a significant benefit to Ashburton and the region the public can enjoy.”

Stuart points to training opportunities in youth riding class-

es, disabled riding, competition preparation and an increase in job opportunities.

Equestrian Sports New Zealand (ESNZ) Ashburton Jumping and Showjumping vice-president and Federation Equestre Internationale (FEI) official, Annette Scott, said it’s “an exciting venture for local, regional and national equestrian sports”.

“In particular ESNZ Ashburton Jumping and Showjumping sector looks forward to the growth of our sport with an international standard homebase that will allow much greater development of our riders and horses through to national and international competitive advantage.”

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Turning over a new leaf Guardian reporter highly charged by EV move Daniel Alvey

Electric vehicles, or EVs, as they’re known. If the Government had its way, we’d all be driving around in one, doing our bit to cut carbon emissions and show we’re environmentally responsible.

Nice plan Stan, but that’s a long way off, with EVs in New Zealand still only representing about two per cent of yearly new car sales. Plus, given the number of used cars on the road, it remains a tiny fraction of our total registered national car vehicle fleet.

Still, some people swear by them, including Christchurchbased Ashburton Guardian reporter Daniel Alvey, who’s moved on from his petrolhead days by diving into the EV market.

We buckled him up and put him under our EV blowtorch to get the truth about electric cars.

What’s your EV car?

It’s a 2017 40kw Nissan Leaf.

I bought the car second hand from EV City in Christchurch, with 25,000km on the clock.

What did it cost?

Off the lot, $35,000.

Without being rude, aren’t most EVs boring and slow?

All cars can be boring and slow, so it depends how you drive it.

The one thing I wanted out of an EV was to not change my driving style, which I haven’t had to do.

I’m not sure what your driving style is, but I might just call you Lewis Hamilton then, you Formula One wannabe. But, back to serious EV issues, I hear the batteries simply don’t last long before you have to charge them.

How does yours rate? How far could you travel on a fully charged battery?

I can get about 200km on the open road and 250km in the city, so not great if you need to travel the length of the country every day, but for most people this range would be fine.

Doesn’t it take ages to charge the batteries?

As petrol prices skyrocket, many drivers have made the shift to electric vehicles.

One of those is Ashburton Guardian reporter Daniel Alvey.

Charge it up: Daniel Alvey at the local EV charging station.

On a standard wall outlet yes, but adaptions can be made to homes to install faster plugs, such as what a caravan would plug into. When out and about, there’s free chargers at places like New World or paid public fast charging, which can charge the Leaf in about half an hour.

OK, so what’s the lifespan of a battery and what does it cost to replace them?

The expected lifespan is about 10 years, but can you remember the last car you owned that didn’t need major mechanical work in a decade?

Calm the farm, Lewis. No need to get defensive. Tell me, then, what’s the day-to-day driving like?

Doing at least 180km a day travelling between Ashburton

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and Christchurch has meant spending a fair share of time in the Leaf. It’s great to drive, so smooth and comfortable on the highway.

As with many new vehicles on the road, it’s fitted with radar-guided cruise control and lane assist, which makes the long drive much easier, but don’t get fooled. It does not drive itself.

So, in your eyes, how’s the future looking for EVs? Better and better every day.

The charging network is growing at a rapid rate, with new build projects such as the Kmart development at River Crossing, which will bring six more charging stations to Ashburton.

That doesn’t sound like a lot of charging facilities to me.

The charging network needs

Government investment. Stop wasting time with all these clean car discounts and put it into a usable network that can be relied on. EV chargers don’t just help charge EVs, they drive local businesses by attracting EV drivers into towns and cities.

But electric vehicles, especially new ones, cost the earth to buy, don’t they? So how do we make it easier to get into the market?

EVs are expensive and there is no way of getting around it.

Even second hand ones are still thousands more expensive than a petrol equivalent. Company fleets need to get in there and change to EVs, whether private businesses or the Government.

Gone should be the days of driving politicians in six cylinder BMWs. The larger the sec-

ond hand market, the better deal available to consumers.

So amuse me for a second and slip into salesman mode and tell me why should I buy an EV? It all depends on what is best for you. My situation meant that it would be far cheaper driving an EV. While some buy an EV to be good to the planet, many choose to buy them for financial reasons. So weigh up the options, including distance travelled, cost to buy, and longer term operating costs.

Thanks, I’m onto it like the bright spark (excuse the EV pun) that I am. Oh, and one more final very important question - do red EVs go faster?

I thought that’s common knowledge – red cars always go faster. Even EVs.

Lack of competition driving local fuel prices Daniel Alvey

Automobile Association fuel price spokesperson Terry Collins unfortunately had little good news to offer on local fuel prices.

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The fuel companies aren’t screwing us, is the word from the Automobile Association.

AA fuel price spokesman Terry Collins said the companies operate on a tight margin and, unfortunately for Ashburton there is not enough competition to keep prices down.

“Petrol is a small margins big volume game so they only make 3 or 4 cents a litre, but they want to sell millions of litres.”

“So if their volumes start dropping they bring their prices down to maintain their volumes,” Collins said.

In Ashburton there is a lack of competition; while Christchurch has nearly 100 fuel stations Ashburton has less than 10.

This comes as diesel prices hit $3 dollars a litre in town with many locals feeling the pinch. Collins said this is down to the Ashburton region being a heavy agriculture region, relying more on diesel than other parts of the country.

“There’s a big variation between regions and big variations in regions, and unfortunately for places like Ashburton which are cropping and agriculture geographic areas, the poor old farmer and harvester are doing it tough,” Collins said.

Unfortunately for motorists the pain is set to get worse before it gets better, with global prices fluctuating largely every day. Diesel is in particular demand with global shortages driving up the price.

Compounding the issue is the restart of global travel with jet fuel going through a similar distilling process to diesel, making shortages worse.

There is some good news, more players are expanding their network in New Zealand including a new NPD in Tinwald and the Waitomo Group looking for an expansion into Ashburton, which will help bring down prices locally.

But for now, the best thing to save at the pump is to use discount cards and shop around using price apps like Gaspy.

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Top Lions award for local identity Malcolm Hopwood Mick Hanham was blown away with an honour he didn’t expect.

Mick received a pennant last month for 50 years’ service to Ashburton Lions, but didn’t anticipate anything more.

However last week his name was read out and he was honoured with the Melvin Jones Fellowship, the highest honour presented to a Lions member.

“I had no knowledge it was coming. I felt very humbled,” he said. “It was an accolade I didn’t expect.”

Mick doesn’t remember much of what he said in reply, but does recall saying “I don’t know how you put up with me for so long”.

Looking back, he was an active member from the time he joined.

As a Lion, he contributed to the feasibility study which saw Lake Hood and Mount Hutt developed, provided hands-on service over six decades and was club president on two separate occasions.

“I had a policy of if you’re asked to do something, you do it,” he said. “I either did it, arranged for someone else to complete the work or paid someone.”

Hanham wants to continue as an active Lion for as long as he can. He enjoys the club’s involvement in the community but admits service clubs “need a new influx of younger people”.

Prior to becoming a Lion, Mick started his own business, Hanham’s Concrete Products, in 1964, the year he married Diana, and was a prominent and mobile loose forward, representing Mid Canterbury for nine years and the South Island in 1971.

Mick Hanham displays the Melvin Jones Fellowship award he received last week.

But when he retired the following year, he needed an outlet for his energy.

“I wanted to keep a finger on the pulse of the town and joining a service club suited me,” he said.

He met a different group of friends and enjoyed their fellowship.

As well as developing his busi-

ness, Mick, a Guardian subscriber for 57 years, also became a rugby administrator and was a foundation member of St Vincent de Paul. He still chairs the Mid/ South Canterbury branch which is committed to helping the underprivileged.

At 81, he fattens beef on two properties he owns, one at Ran-

gitata and the other on Wilkins Road, and is “fetch-it” man for his son who now runs the family business.

“About twice a week I drive the trucks and carry out deliveries.”

Mick’s commitment to rugby also involves following his grandsons. Three play representative rugby, James Tucker for the Blues,

PHOTO MALCOLM HOPWOOD

William for Otago and Bradley for Seattle Wolves.

Two others, Hunter and Dane Leppien represent Nelson College.

James is already being spoken of as a future All Black but Mick has no preferences. He “follows them all and wishes them the best in their careers”.

Driver licensing scheme needs participants Lili Haydon Do you know someone who needs a learner’s licence and lives rurally?

The Mid Canterbury Rural Driver Licensing Scheme has a free programme for rural adults in Mid Canterbury to get their driver’s licence this month.

Rural licensing co-ordinator Wendy Hewitt said they will finalise a date once they can confirm numbers.

“People come to class once a week for nine weeks,” Hewitt said.

And after passing the learner test, can get matched with a driving mentor.

The scheme has 20 volunteers who either drive participants to and from classes, help with childcare or, eventually teach participants to drive, and if that’s not enough, they also get driving lessons from qualified driving instructors, after they pass the test.

“The programme is for rural

newcomers, and migrants to prevent isolation and integrate newcomers into the community,’’ Hewitt said.

The scheme has been running for the past five years with a 90 per cent pass rate.

“Everyone who gets their learner’s goes on to getting their restricted or full,’’ Hewitt said.

The programme is funded in partnership with the Mid Canterbury Rural Support Trust and Safer Communities Ashburton.

There are 12 people in each intake, and there are two intakes a year.

According to Hewitt there are seven spaces left for this month’s intake.

“A lot are dairy staff,’’ Hewitt said.

On Friday, two employers rang and enrolled their staff.

Having a licence can create more job opportunities for participants as well.

Ninety per cent of the participants that go through the scheme are women, and only one participant in five years has done their practical driving licence in a manual car.

That could change soon though.

Participant Merlyn Sly passed her full licence with help from the Mid Canterbury Rural Driver Licensing Scheme last month.

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Exploring Māori place names in our district The Māori history of Mid Canterbury will be explored from the sea to high country in a special mapping exhibit opening at the Ashburton Art Gallery and Museum on Sunday.

Kā Huru Manu is a cultural mapping project by Ngāi Tahu that is dedicated to mapping the traditional Māori place names and associated stories within the Ngāi Tahu rohe (tribal area). The exhibition will display seven maps showcasing Ngāi Tahu history within the Mid Canterbury area.

The exhibition opens to the public at 1pm on Sunday 19 June. Mayor Neil Brown, councillors and CEO Hamish Riach will attend a formal opening at 10am with Ngāi Tahu.

Members of the public are invited to attend a talk at 2pm by Ngāi Tahu Archive Manager Takerei Norton, who will outline Kā Huru Manu’s wider existence and goals.

Mid Canterbury school teachers have been invited to a special breakfast on Monday 20 June, where they will be encouraged to share the exhibit’s educational value with their peers and students.

Mr Norton said information gathered for Kā Huru Manu had been collected from

many sources and the exhibition is one way of showing some of these information sources.

The exhibit was about sharing that knowledge so people now and in the future had an understanding of traditional Māori place names and how they originated, he said.

The Murney Room is being refitted to feature maps and stories, with digital devices so that people can search the Kā Huru Manu website to look at the history of Māori place names in other parts of the island too.

“We are hoping that people will take the opportunity to come along and learn about the local Māori place names throughout the Ashburton region.”

The whole cultural mapping project brings together an inherited history of Te Waipounamu (the South Island) which details ara tawhito (traditional travel routes) that provided access to resources, trade, and mahinga kai.

Over generations of use, Ngāi Tahu hapū and whānau developed an extensive and intimate knowledge of the place names, stories, mahinga kai resources, resting places, and natural features associated with each ara tawhito.

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Not just a load of old rubbish You may say “what’s she on about?” Well, currently you all have an opportunity to provide your feedback to Ashburton District Council on your views and thoughts about how we manage our household and other waste (or rubbish as it is commonly called).

This consultation goes under the heading of Waste Management and Minimisation Plan 2022.

We all need to stop and think about how we manage our waste responsibly.

As we fill the red bin weekly and the yellow bin fortnightly, we need to be asking ourselves if there is a better way to dispose of our waste.

Some items may be able to be used for garden composting, or have we checked that the plastics going in the yellow bin have the numbers 1, 2, or 5 on them in the little triangle sign. If not they must go in the red bin, which means that unfortunately they end up going with the rest of the rubbish to the Kate Valley Landfill.

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From the red bins we collect approximately 4000 tonnes each year, but fortunately from the yellow bins we manage to divert between 4000–5000 tonnes each year from going to landfill.

However there is more work to do, and in the consultation process you have the chance to have your say on the possibility of also having a household kerbside food waste collection option.

Personally in these times of such high costs for food, I struggle with the figures we see in the media of huge amounts of food waste – why don’t people eat it before it gets to the point it needs to be disposed of. Food for thought.

So if this has captured your attention please take the opportunity to have your say – you can simply phone the council and the officers can complete your submission over the phone, or you can go on the website ashburtondc.govt.nz and click on the consultation tab, or simply collect the form from the council office, complete it and return it.

Your views are valued.

Ashburton Art Gallery and Museum director Shirin Khosraviani helping install the Kā Huru Manu exhibit ahead of its official opening on Sunday.

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Draft Trading in Public Places Bylaw We have reviewed our bylaw (currently known as the Mobile Shops, Stalls and Hawkers Bylaw), and we are proposing a few changes including adding more permitted sites for trading.

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BBQ shout marks building's progress Ashburton Mayor Neil Brown donned his chef’s apron and deputy mayor Liz McMillan cut the onions for a BBQ shout last week to mark progress on Ashburton’s new library and civic building, Te Pātaka o kā Tuhutuhi and Te Waharoa a Hine Paaka.

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Mayor Brown said the “roof shout” was a chance to celebrate the progress of the building and to thank over 70 workers on site.

“It’s at an exciting stage and we thought it was timely to personally show our appreciation to everyone working on the building.”

Meetings are at Council Chambers, 137 Havelock Street, unless specified Council Activity Briefings, Wednesday 22 June, 9.30am

The roof of the main building is nearly complete and the last of the concrete pours will happen this month in the main building, smaller secondary building and Emergency Operations Centre.

“This project is still within the $56.75 million budget we have and that’s thanks to a good relationship between the main contractor Naylor Love Canterbury and Council. The completion date has been pushed out by six months but that has been mostly because of delays getting materials or labour caused by covid disruptions elsewhere in the world.

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RUBBISH AND RECYCLING MATARIKI, 24 JUNE A BBQ shout for workers was to celebrate construction progress on the building.

back and will be recreated using original features as part of the new children’s library.

Councillors Lynette Lovett, Diane Rawlinson, Leen Braam and Stuart Wilson helped prepare and cook patties and sausages bought from Netherby Meats, and the big bag of onions was grown and donated by the Webster family at Dorie.

The current library building on Havelock Street is considered an earthquake risk, and would need major repairs to comply with new National Building Standards.

The library and civic building will be under one roof in the new facility, which also incorporates Pioneer Hall, which has heritage status under the Ashburton District Plan. The hall has been stripped

Council’s aging administration building on Baring Square West is also no longer fit for purpose and needs major renovations and strengthening.

Ealing: Withells Road temporary closure

There will be no change to kerbside rubbish and recycling collections on Matariki, Friday 24 June. Please put your bins out as normal if Friday is your collection day.

The Ashburton Resource Recovery Park will be open on Friday 24 June.

The Rakaia Resource Recovery Park will be closed on Friday 24 June.

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A short section of Withells Road from State Highway 1 to Maronan Ealing Road will be closed for a week from Monday 27 June so contractors can repair damage to the road caused by heavy vehicles turning.

The closure effectively means there is no access to Withells Road from the highway and detours will be in place. Traffic only using the highway will not be affected. Drivers needing to use the detour will be directed to State Highway 79, the inland route and Hinds Arundel Road.

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Fonterra has been advised and Waka Kotahi is notifying trucking companies of the closure.

Work is planned to start on 27 June and expected to take about four days. In the event of wet weather, it may have to be postponed as sufficient good weather is needed to dry out the patches to get a good seal.

Pipe contract out for tender A project to provide a wastewater pipe network in north-west Ashburton area is currently out for tender and the work, when completed, will enable more residential development in the area.

The work will involve laying 2km of pipes and building a pump station that will pump wastewater to Middle Road, where it will enter the town’s existing wastewater system.

Infrastructure Services Manager Neil McCann said the work had been on council’s books for years and contractors were currently submitting tenders for the work.

“This new wastewater network will enable higher density development in the area, which is mostly zoned residential C.

New pipes will run along Carters Road, on Farm Road and Allens Road, and the pump station built on Allens Road, near Mill Creek.

“There are about 50 properties in the 40odd hectares that will be serviced by the new network, but over the next decade another thousand new sections could be created. The new pipes will also allow some people to decommission their septic tanks.”

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Labour’s Cabinet reshuffle sparked by the departure of Kris Faafoi and Trevor Mallard.

OUR VIEW

Did Labour’s reshuffle fall short?

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o that’s Labour’s so-called “minor’’ Cabinet reshuffle but has the PM gone far enough?

A good question and, on the face of it, no is probably the answer.

In key changes, removing Poto Williams as Police Minister makes total sense, with Jacinda Ardern’s comment that “focus had been lost’’ being rather telling.

Telling, too, was her suggestion that Williams remained an able minister, which is why she picked up conservation and disability porfolios after being stripped of the police job.

Able maybe, but not enough, it seemed, to sort out the crime and gang spree New Zealand is experiencing.

Labour’s Minister of Everything, Chris Hipkins has

Daryl Holden been handed the police role to try and make the mean streets safe for decent New Zealanders before they go to the polls next year.

The decision of Kris Faafoi to step down from Parliament to spend more time with his young family resulted in Michael Wood, Kiri Allan and Willie Jackson picking up his immigration, justice and broadcasting portfolios respectively.

All understandable, while Trevor Mallard’s exit as Speaker of the House to take up a diplomatic post in Europe in August has

an obvious advantage for Team Labour.

Ardern would never say it, but she knows that Mallard was one of Labour’s biggest distractions and a weak spot for her opponents to probe.

But, for all those “minor’’ changes, why stop there?

wheel. There was the revelation last month that she had no direct contact with the New Zealand ambassador to Russia or the embassy in Moscow over the invasion of Ukraine.

She was also slow off the mark when China’s foreign minister led an ambitious diplomatic bid

seems that Foreign Minister, Nanaia “ ItMahuta, may have been lucky to survive.

To put it basically, she’s often appeared asleep at the political wheel.

It seems that Foreign Minister, Nanaia Mahuta, may have been lucky to survive.

To put it basically, she’s often appeared asleep at the political

across the Pacific.

Wang Yi sought a 10-country deal that would have expanded China’s involvement in economic and security

affairs in the region.

The Pacific nations ultimately declined, but that had nothing to do with Mahuta’s involvement.

And then, of course, there’s been her Three Waters reform, which is nothing short of a train wreck because she failed to sell the idea to councils.

The Maori co-governance aspect of it has raised much ire and you can see the anger through various signs up and down rural roadways in Canterbury and beyond.

You get the feeling that Mahuta has a target on her back and opposition parties are coming for her.

It’s a distraction that Labour certainly doesn’t need. But it’s also one they could have addressed in their “minor’’ Cabinet reshuffle.

Will it cost them? Time will tell.

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tea, every fourth Wednesday of the month.

Ashburton.

Mt Hutt Memorial Hall 10am, 160 Main Street, Methven. NZ Alpine and Agriculture Encounter, Art Gallery and Hall of Memories.

Wednesday Walk Group 9.30am. Meet on Walnut Avenue on the west side of the Ashburton College Auditorium entrance.

Ashburton MSA Petanque Club From 1.30pm at 115 Racecourse Roadn.

Ashburton Aviation Musuem 1-3pm, Ashburton Airport, Seafield Road.

Age Concern Ashburton Steady as you Go Gentle Falls Prevention Exercises. All levels of ability are welcome. $2 per 1hr session.

• Held at Allenton St David’s Church, Allens Rd at 9.30am.

• Held at Ashburton Buffalo Lodge Rooms, Cox St at 10.30am.

Held at Ashburton Buffalo Lodge • Rooms, Cox St at 1.30pm.

Held at Staveley Community Hall at 2pm.

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Weekdays

Mid Canterbury Connector Provides low-cost return trips to Ashburton, Mondays to Fridays, any time between 9am and 4.30pm.

Ashburton Aviation Museum 1-3pm. Ashburton Airport, Seafield Road.

Mondays

Age Concern Ashburton Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at 10am.

Ashburton Community Walking Group Mondays and Fridays at 10.30am. Walnut Avenue Pavilion.

Waireka Croquet Club Mahjong, 1pm, club rooms, Phillip Street, Ashburton.

Mid Canterbury Linedancers Weekly beginner class 1pm-2pm, Easy intermediate & intermediate 2pm-4.30pm at the Tinwald Memorial Hall. Instructor Annette Fyfe.

Pickleball Ashburton Every Wednesday from 9.30am - 11.30am at EA Networks Centre.

St Stephen’s Anglican Church Holy Communion at 10am on Park Street.

Age Concern Ashburton Programme for the elderly runs Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at 10am.

Hip Hop for Seniors 10am-11am at the Ashburton Seniors Centre, 206 Cameron Street, Ashburton, $5.

Waireka Croquet Club Euchre, 1.30pm, Philip Street, Ashburton.

Fridays

Ashburton Community Walking Group Walking for about 30-40 minutes on Mondays and Fridays at 10.30am. Meet Walnut Avenue Pavilion.

St Stephen’s Anglican Church Seniors Coffee Club, 2nd and 4th of the month at 10.30am, St Stephen’s Parish Centre, Park Street.

Ashburton Justice of the Peace JP available for all signing services from 12-2pm. No appointment necessary. No fee.

Community House. 44 Cass Street.

Age Concern social group Seniors social group with speaker, entertainment, quiz, exercises and morning tea at 10am in the Seniors Centre on Cameron Street.

Pickleball Ashburton EA Networks Centre from 6-8pm. Paddles provided.

Saturdays

Ashburton’s Winter Market North end of West Street carpark, from 9am.

MSA Dance Section Monday 4.00pm to 6.00pm All Welcome at the MSA Havelock St .

Ashburton open coffee mornings All are welcome at the Plunket rooms, 222 Cameron Street. 10.30am - 12 noon.

Seventh-Day Adventist Church • 10am, Weekly worship & Bible Study.

11am, Sabbath singing & Sermon.

• At Grace Presbyterian Church building, 63 Princess St. Ashburton. All welcome!

Tuesdays

MSA Tai Chi Class is at 10.30am. Cost $3 per session at the MSA on Havelock Street.

Ashburton MSA Petanque Club Social play from 1.30pm at 115 Racecourse Road, Ashburton

Ashburton Woodworkers Clubrooms at Plains Museum site 1pm - 4pm.

Ashburton Aviation Museum Ashburton Airport from 10am - 3pm.

Device Drop-In Sessions Free Device Help Sessions at the Ashburton Public Library every Wednesday between 2pm and 4pm.

Ashburton Woodworkers Clubrooms at Plains Museum site 1pm-4pm.

Ashburton Menz Shed 9am-2pm at 8 William Street.

Age Concern Ashburton Steady as you Go Gentle Falls Prevention Exercises. All levels of ability are welcome. $2 per 1hr session.

Held at Methven All Saints Anglican • Church Chapman St at 10.30am.

• Rakaia St Andrews Presbyterian Church Bridge St at 1.00pm.

• Hampstead Hakatere Church Rooms, Oxford St at 1.30pm.

MSA Tai Chi Classes at 10.30am. Cost $3 per session at the MSA on Havelock Street.

Justice of the Peace JP available for all signing services on Tuesdays and Fridays at 12pm-2pm. No appointment necessary. No fee. Community House, 44 Cass Street.

Art Addicts Art Addicts (AA) is the Ashburton Art Gallery’s weekly art space for kids. Donations appreciated. 3 - 4.30pm.

Mid Canterbury Linedancers Weekly beginner class 6.30pm-7.30pm, easy intermediate & intermediate 7.30pm-9pm at the Tinwald Memorial Hall.

Thursdays Ashburton Menz Shed 9am-2pm at 8 William Street.

Ashburton MSA Petanque Club Competition and social play, all welcome from 1pm at 115 Racecourse Road.

Age Concern Ashburton Ladies exercise class at 9.30am at Ashburton Seniors Centre at 206 Cameron Street.

RSA Indoor Bowls Every Tuesday at 12.45. RSA in the Doris Linton Lounge. $2, followed by a cuppa & chat.

Pickleball Ashburton EA Networks Centre from 5-7pm. Paddles are provided.

Park Street Line Dancers 9.30am - 11am at St Stephen’s Parish Centre.

MSA indoor bowls At MSA 7pm start. New members welcome

Mid Canterbury Badminton Club.

9.30am-11am at the EA Networks Sports Centre.

MSA Tai Chi Classes at 10.30am. Cost $3 per session at the MSA on Havelock Street.

Ashburton Menz Shed 9am-2pm at 8 William Street.

Age Concern Ashburton Steady as you Go Gentle Falls Prevention Exercises. All levels of ability are welcome. $2 per 1hr session.

• Tinwald Holy Spirit Church, Thomson Street at 11am.

• Ashburton St Stephen’s Church, Park Street at 1pm.

• Ashburton Buffalo Lodge Rooms, Cox Street at 1pm.

Ashburton Ladies Friendship Club 9.45am, Sinclair Centre. Speeches, morning

Waireka Croquet Club Mahjong, 1pm, club rooms, Phillip Street,

Mid Canterbury Badminton Club Badminton Club night from 7-9pm. All abilities welcome at EA Networks Centre.

Wednesdays

Ashburton Strollers Club Meeting at courthouse 8:30am.

Vintage Car Club 86 Maronan Road, Tinwald The Museum and Parts Shed will be OPEN on Saturdays during the month of June. Time: 10.00am to 12 noon.

Sundays St Stephen’s Anglican Church Holy Communion at 10am on Park Street.

Sunday June 12, Morning Worship, Holy Communion. Service led by Rev. Eric Mattock.

Ashburton Strollers Club Meeting at courthouse 8:30am.

St Andrews Presbyterian Church 10am Morning Worship service led by Rev Eric Mattock. All are welcome at the Sinclair Centre, Park Street.

Grace Presbyterian Church 10am at 63 Princess Street.

Hakatere Presbyterian Parish Morning Worship at 10am led by Rev. Johanna Warren.

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1st and 3rd Sundays of the month at 65 Oxford Street • 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month at 127 Thomson Street Tinwald Pickleball Ashburton EA Networks Centre from 3-5pm.

Every Tues and Fri

Blacksmiths Open Tuesday and Friday 2-4pm. Admission is free but donations are welcome.

Every Thurs and Sat

Ashburton Toy Library Open every Thursday and Saturday from 9.30am-12.30pm, plus every alternate Tuesday 3.30pm-5pm at 106 Victoria Street.

Second Fri of every month

In Colour, art and craft club Bring along your art and craft projects to share with others over morning tea once a month. 10.30am - 12 noon.

Second and fourth Friday of every month

St Stephen’s Anglican Church Seniors Coffee Club 10.30am on Park Street.

Last Sun of every month

Nor’Westers Muso’s Club All are welcome, as is any style of music. 2pm - 6pm at Feeneys Lounge, Devon Tavern.

First Sunday of every month Methven Market At Methven Resort, from 9am to 1pm.

Third Monday of every month The Ashburton Electronic Organ & Keyboard Club meets on the third Monday of every month (except December/January) at Seniors Centre, 206 Cameron Street at 7.30pm

Monthly

Ashburton Embroiderers’ Guild Meet Seniors Centre, 206 Cameron Street first Saturday of the month 10.30am-3.30pm, second Thursday of the month 1pm-3.30pm, third Tuesday of the month -9pm, and the fourth Thursday of the month 10.30am-3.30pm.

June events

Ashburton Fanciers Society Poultry Show, Sports Hall, Tancred Street.

Saturday June 18, starting 10am St David’s Union Church Day of Event: Sunday Date of Event: 19 June 2022 Starting Time: 9.30am Name of Organisation: St David’s Union Church Nature of Event: Worship Service led by Rev Henry Mbambo Venue: 48 Allens Road, Ashburton Day of Event: Monday Date of Event: 20 June 2022 Starting Time: 6.00 am Name of Organisation: St David’s Union Church Nature of Event: Women’s Circuit Training Venue: 48 Allens Road, Ashburton Day of Event: Tuesday Date of Event: 21 June 2022 Starting Time: 9.30 am Name of Organisation: St David’s Union Church Nature of Event: Walking Group meets outside church Venue: 48 Allens Road Day of Event: Wednesday Date of Event: 22 June 2022 Starting Time: 6.00 am Name of Organisation: St David’s Union Church Nature of Event: Women’s Circuit Training Venue: 48 Allens Road, Ashburton Day of Event: Wednesday Date of Event: 22 June 2022 Starting Time: 9.30 am Name of Organisation: St David’s Union Church Nature of Event: Steady As You Go Exercise Group Venue: 48 Allens Road, Ashburton Day of Event: Thursday Date of Event: 23 June 2022 Starting Time: 10.00 am Name of Organisation: St David’s Union Church Nature of Event: Fit Kidz for pre-schoolers and caregivers Venue: 48 Allens Road, Ashburton Day of Event: Friday Date of Event: 24 June 2022 Starting Time: 6.00 am

Please send all details to whatson@theguardian.co.nz IMPORTANT: If you’re running a regular event, we only need to hear from you when you have CHANGES to this regular event.

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Focus fully on the final

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ntering Blues territory with a fullhouse at Eden Park would provide an extra incentive for the Crusaders in the DHL Super Rugby Pacific final on Saturday.

In their five-championship run, only their first final, in 2017 against the Lions in Johannesburg, was contested away from home and first five-eighths Richie Mo’unga said they knew the occasion and atmosphere in Auckland would be awesome.

Mo’unga said finals week was something special and unlike any other week.

As players they couldn’t get any faster or fitter, and it was about doing the little things, the homework, the recovery, and mentally preparing for what was ahead.

They were coming off a semi-final against the Chiefs that had test-match intensity.

In an ideal world they didn’t want to make as many tackles as they had, but it showed they were prepared to do whatev-

working towards their side winning the championship, and after that, it was All Blacks coach Ian Foster who would decide on who would be the test five-eighths.

“The noise doesn’t influence me much in what I want to do, it’s still focusing on myself and the team.

“This is finals footy, I don’t need any motivation to play well. It’s been like that for the past couple of years. When it comes to finals footy I just want to do my best, do my role for the team to help my team get the job done,” he said.

He said he found big games provided clarity for him around what he needed to do. “I see clearer pictures and sharpen up images in my head around what I want to do and what I want to achieve.

“It just happens that I’ve been in a few of these matches and it’s given me confidence to keep doing it and knowing that I’ve been there and done that before,” he said.

Finals footy is all that matters for Richie Mo’unga on Saturday night. er it took to defend their line.

“This week, there is nothing surer than that it is going to take more effort than what we showed at the weekend.

“We’re coming up against an awesome Blues team who have been the benchmark for this whole Super campaign, so we know the challenge up ahead,” he said.

Mo’unga didn’t buy into all the talk about a prospective clash with rival Beauden Barrett.

That talk was the same as it had been through the years, he said.

But he did draw excitement to go up against one of the world’s best.

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2

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3

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Celtic, Hampstead leading the charge

SPORTS RESULTS ■■ Golf

Ashburton Ladies

Saturday 11th and Tuesday 14th June 2022 LGU -Rd 6 Nett Div 1 Sharon Bradford – 72, Div 2 Marilyn Walker – 74 on c/b, Jacqui Welch – 74. Div 3 Brenda Fechney – 70, Robin Bennett – 72. Nearest Pins: No 4 Chevalier Farm Ltd – Lynn Small, No 8 Samantha Rose Flowers – Alison MacGregor, No 12 Lynn’s small Salon – Jenny Stoddart, No 14 Todd’s of Ashburton – Trish Robertson, No 18 2nd Shot – Trish Robertson. Twos: Brenda Fechney – No 8. Jennifer Shepherd – No 14

■■ Shooting

By Erin Tasker Key match-ups across the board will feature when Mid Canterbury Netball’s ACL premier competition reaches its mid-point tonight.

Heading into the halfway point of the second of three rounds which will form the 2022 season, there’s two unbeaten teams remaining in ACL Premier 1 – Celtic A and Hampstead A – while United A and Mt Somers A have one win apiece, and Methven A and Southern are down the bottom yet to put points on the board in round two.

But that will change this week with Methven A and Southern set to play each other in the middle match of the night, and both sides will be eager to pull themselves off the bottom of the leaderboard and boost their chances of avoiding the promotion/ relegation game which awaits the bottom team at the end of the second round.

That game will follow the one between Hampstead A and Mt Somers to start the night at 6.15pm, making it a second tough ask in a row for the Mt Somers girls after they were soundly beaten by Celtic A last week, while the night will finish off with that Celtic side looking to maintain their unbeaten streak this season against United A. While there’s been some sizeable margins in ACL Premier 1 matches at times so far this season, it’s a different story in ACL Premier 2, with close contests a feature week in, week out.

That’s not likely to change this week, either, with the four teams currently occupying the top four spots on the leaderboard set to face off.

Two of those teams, Allenton A and Rakaia, are only just making their return to premier netball after an absence of many years in 2022.

Allenton began the season in Premier 2, while Rakaia started in Premier 3 and earned promotion to premier 2 at the end of round one, and this week they will take each other on in the middle game of the night.

That will be followed by the recently relegated from Premier 1 College A side taking on the team currently topping the standings in Premier 2, Methven B, while the first game of the night is between two traditionally strong premier 2 sides – Celtic B and Hampstead B – who, surprisingly to many, find themselves without a win so far in round two.

In ACL Premier 3, Methven and College B top the table having won their first two round two encounters, while Hampstead U18 Development and College Y10A are middle of the table, and Methven and United B are at the bottom still searching for a round two win.

This week the two College sides will take each

Mt Somers Rifle Club

Peyton Fews 85.2, 85.1, Olivia Fews 88, 90.2, Zoey Reveley 74, Kevin Fews 97.2, Noah Gerin 78, 72, Felix Bruce 87, Jess Heaven 91.1, Tony Marett 85, Tim Greer 96.4, 94.2, Emily Heaven 89.2, Blake Marett 71.1, Bree Greer 93.2, 92, Andy Oram 95.4, Brent Frame 97.3, 97.6, Stephen Millichamp 94.2, 100.5, Dave Millichamp 90.1, 92.2.

Mayfield Rifle Club

Logan Wheeler 86.1, Lillian Snowden 95, John Snowden 96.4, Brooke Wheeler 91.2, Peter Quigley 50, Hamish Dalzell 95.5, Alex Quigley 73.1, Caroline Lovett 90.2, Chloe Lovett 91.1, Martin Fleming 97.4, 98.7, Carl Nordqvist 95.4, 94.1, John Fleming 95.1, 97.3, Andrew Donaldson 94.2.

DRAWS ■■ Golf

Tinwald Women’s Golf

June 21 - Medal 2nd Foundation Cup 2nd Kirsty Trophy. 9 Holes 4th Judy Johns. Report 9.30 for 10.00 start. Starters J. Bruhns, H. Hargreaves. Cards S. Gutsell. Kitchen M. Moore. Roster convenor J. Bruhns.

■■ Hockey

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Celtic centre Rebecca Cochrane. Celtic will look to maintain their unbeaten run when they face United A at the EA Networks Centre tonight. other on in the middle match of the night, with Methven and United B set to open proceedings, and Hampstead U18 and Methven to close the night out.

All teams then face a short turnaround, with next week’s round of ACL premier netball being played on the Tuesday night due to the Matariki long weekend, with the Friday a public holiday, and the fact that the Ashburton College school ball is being held on the Thursday night.

Trials for Mid Canterbury’s senior A rep side to play at this year’s Hanan Shield tournament, and the South Island Senior Championships, are also taking place next Thursday night (June 23) and interested players can register to trial via the Mid Canterbury Netball website.

June 20 to 26 June 2022 Div 1 Women Monday 20 June 6.15 pm Tinwald v Methven [M Baker, A Bennett] 7.30 pm Wakanui Black v Wakanui Purple [C Watson, M Marshall] Div 1 Men Tuesday 21 June 6.15 pm Wakanui White v Allenton [N Keenan, S Mealings].

7.30 pm Tinwald v Wakanui Black [R Leigh, S Muir] DUTY CLUB: Wakanui Kwik Sticks Wednesday 22 June 4.00 pm Tinwald Bonnington Painting Boys v Wakanui Boys Blue Turf a [E Shapland] Allenton Girls v Wakanui Girls yr 7 Turf b [L Adam], 5.10 pm Methven Black Boys v Methven White Boys Turf a [G Oates], Tinwald Engineering Solutions Girls v Methven White Girls Turf b [R Kidd], 6.20 pm Allenton Boys v Wakanui Boys Black Turf a [Wakanui Div 2 Men, Hampstead Lowcliffe Div 2 Men] Wakanui Girls Year 8 v Allenton/Tinwald Girls Turf b [Tinwald Div 2 Men, Allenton Div 2 Men] Methven Black Girls [BYE] SSL Girls Div 1 Wednesday 22 June Nunweek Park 2 4.55 pm Villa Maria 2nd XI v Ashburton College Girls 1st XI DUTY CLUB: Wakanui Kiwi Sticks Friday 24 June 3.45 pm Wakanui Black Yr 5 v Tinwald Mayfield Transport Turf b [D Law, K McDonnell], 4.30 pm Methven Yr 5 v Tinwald The Tool Shed Turf a [D Law, R Stevens] Allenton Yr 5 v Lauriston Yr 5 Turf b [J Muir, K McDonnell], 5.15 pm Wakanui Blue Yr 6 v Methven Yr 6 Turf a [D Law, R Stevens] Tinwald Skip-2-It v Tinwald Smith & Sons Turf b [Methven Div 2 Women, Wakanui Div 2 Women] Wakanui Blue Yr 5 [BYE] Div 2 Women Friday 24 June 6.15 pm Methven v Wakanui [Tinwald Div 1 Women, Wakanui Div 1 Women Purple] 7.30 pm Tinwald v Hampstead [Methven Div 1 Women, Wakanui Div 1 Women Black] Connetics SSP Boys Champs Friday 24 June Nga Puna Wai 1 7.40 pm St Andrews College 1st XI v Ashburton College Boys 1st XI SSL Boys Div 3 Friday 24 June Foster Park 6pm St Bede’s Colts v Mid Canterbury Combined DUTY CLUB: Wakanui Mini Sticks Saturday 25 June 10.00 am Allenton Maroon Magic v Wakanui Turf a [Coaches], Allenton Gold Sticks v Lauriston Turf b [Coaches], Tinwald Orange v Tinwald Black Turf c [Coaches], Wakanui Blue v Methven Turf d [Coaches], Wakanui Black [BYE] Fun Sticks Saturday 25 June Draws made on the day [Coaches] Snr Men [Canterbury Div 1] Saturday 25 June Marist Park @ St Bedes 12 noon Marist v Mid Canterbury Snr Women [Canterbury Div 1] Hornby Wildcats v Mid Canterbury Venue & time tba Div 2 Men Sunday 26 June 5.00 pm Wakanui v Hampstead Lowcliffe [Allenton Div 1 Men, Wakanui Div 1 Men Black], 6.30 pm Tinwald v Allenton [Tinwald Div 1 Men, Wakanui Div 1 Men White]

CLUB NEWS Ashburton Golf Club

Presidents trophy qualifying, brought a good number of players down to the Brandon. Top 16 was the first target, just get yourself into the knockout matches and you are in with a chance. The knockout games are all played off handicap, so everyone will feel confident.

Top qualifier and top scorer of the day was Richard McKernan with a wonderful gross 77 off a 7 for nett 70. A further shot back on 71 taking second, third and fourth seedings were two great golfers and a hacker in Lefty, Paddy and Chris Lovelock, I will let you work out who the hacker is.

The rest of the top 16 is an eclectic spread from Club legends to future stars and everything in between. We have Charlie, Nutts, Arkright, Rob Pawsey, Bryan D, Ron, Stewey, Jordy, AJ, Young Seb and both Spuds. The draw has been done, it has been changed once and may well change again before game day, if we have Covid withdrawals or unavailability. So I will stay clear of predictions till next week.

Good luck to everyone playing. The ones not in matchplay will have a stableford round.

On Sunday we have a full list of pennants games. The scratch Holmes teams travel down to Gleniti, where they will both take on Tinwald opposition, hoping to hang on to their first and second positions in the league. Davo and the Redpath boys have a home game against Highfield. I am not sure of the captain’s

tactics yet, or what sort of team he has to hand, but I am certain it will be a big win.

Also playing at home are both the Patterson teams. Dylan’s boys on a two game losing streak face a very tough Rakaia team, who will not be fazed by playing at Brandon, as they have the course record holder in the team alongside other local legends. It could be Dylan’s last game in charge! No pressure.

The old dogs though, are on a high, riding the wave of a one game winning streak, facing a mediocre Fairlie team.

Much loved Captain Paddy names an unchanged team for the first time, and he is sure his loyal charges will perform accordingly and a surge up the table is on the cards.

Results and gossip next week. Good golfing.

Mid Canterbury Ladies Friendship Club

President Julie Begg welcomed members and a visitor to the June meeting of the Mid Canterbury Ladies Friendship Club. After the National Anthem was sung, birthdays and anniversaries were celebrated, one member had been married for 60 years.

The Almoner gave a report and the President reminded of trips to Coniston and Oamaru. The raffles were drawn.

Our Area Representative Carl Ruddenklau told of his life and family. He joined Probus about 11 years ago, before the name was changed to Friendship.

He had held many roles in the Friendship Club before becoming the Area Representative. Each club operates a little differently, he sees his job is to liaise between the five clubs and Friendship New Zealand Inc. An area meeting is planned for mid July in Timaru. He encourages members to step up and participate to help keep the Friendship Clubs active and vibrant.

After morning tea the speaker was Sue Abel from Neighbourhood Support. Her role is co-ordinator and she has lived in Ashburton for 25 years. Connectedness and neighbour welfare provide a sense of security and care knowing there are neighbours around who will keep an eye on your home, or be aware of any irregular happenings in your street.

Burglary and theft never go away and prevention is best. For further security, Neighbourhood Support offers marking kits for the home.

The Menz Shed also do engraving, at a cost of $4 per item, worth it for any high ticket items such as tools, e-bikes, sports and recreational gear.

Get’s Ready has been set up on computers, this will help keep everyone connected in a disaster. There is to be a scam campaign as this is a real problem, especially with the aged populations.

There have been several rural networking meetings. A security camera has been installed at the Hakatere Huts. Sue was thanked for her address.

The President reminded members of the mid-winter Christmas Dinner on 29 June. The Thought for the Month was –

“Keep smiling, because life is a beautiful thing and there is so much to smile about.

The next meeting is at the Hotel Ashburton 13 July. If you wish to attend please phone Julie 308-4254 or Rae 308-8927.

Run and Walk Ashburton

Norrie Cup, June 11 2022 Run and Walk Ashburton were hosts for the annual Norrie Cup on Saturday 11th June 2022.

Whilst numbers were down on the previous year, good competition was had within all age categories and disciplines, and the weather played its part being dry but fresh.

The course started and finished near the Hot Rod Clubrooms in Tinwald, with the 2km course weaving in and around the Tinwald Domain, including the highly anticipated water jump.

Our thanks to all who travelled from Timaru and Waimate, it made for a great day and we always look forward to hosting you.

The warm fire and delicious afternoon tea was greatly appreciated by all at the conclusion.

A huge thanks to all Ashburton members who helped bring this day together, many hands made light work.

Ashburton MSA Petanque Club

On Sunday the Club Over 70s and Under 70s Doubles Competitions were

held in wet and cold conditions for the latter part of the games.

A hot cup of soup/tea was a welcome sight as players came in from the cold.

The Over 70s Trophy was won by Karine Crum and Ellen Pithie, 2nd Colin Jones and Mick Little, 3rd Kate Marriott and Ian Hubbard.

The Under 70s was won by Jonathan Crum and Karen Bensdorp, 2nd place Adair Jones and Stephen Fitzgerald, 3rd Shelagh Field and Neville Bensdorp.

Our next club competition is the Male and Female Singles at the end of July.

Adeyls will be holding another training session this Thursday, which is proving very popular.

An article on petanque was included in the latest Seniors Newsletter emailed out on 7 June.

Here is an excerpt from it: Some people call it Boules but the game is actually called Pétanque. It originated in France and people aged 9–95, male and female, play it all around the world.

Pétanque is played almost anywhere but a gravel terrain is best.

The boules are steel balls of around 700 grams which are thrown to a jack or cochonnet, and teams play to get nearest through ‘pointing’ close or ‘shooting’ to remove opposition boules.

It’s an easy game to learn but more challenging to become really good. About 36 small and medium sized clubs exist throughout NZ. So don’t be shy, come and join us any Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday at 1pm.

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Ashburton Guardian Thursday, June 16, 2022

RightonTrack Guardian racing

Mid Canterbury’s horse and dog racing action

Every post a winner For someone who says he doesn’t actively set targets every season, milestones have a way of finding Blair Orange.

The country’s top driver has breezed past 100 winners and $1m in stakes for 2022 and is all but guaranteed of taking out his fifth straight drivers’ premiership.

“I’m pretty happy with how it’s going,” says Orange.

“I never take it for granted, but it has been a good few months.”

Currently he’s on 103 wins for the year, 53 clear of closest rival John Dunn.

In June alone he reined back-to-back trebles at Ashburton (Republican Party, Vinke B and Soviet Star) and Invercargill (Santanna Mach, Northview Peg and One More Moment).

Vinke B’s win was his seventh in the time-honoured two-year-old feature, the Sapling Stakes. His run started with Lennon in 2003 and also included Krug in 2020.

“It’s been a very kind race to me and it certainly helps when you have the right cattle to sit behind.”

And support from trainers has been critical. As a freelance driver there’s barely a leading stable he doesn’t drive for and he’s won at nearly 20 different tracks around the country so far this year alone.

Blair Orange is well on the way to yet another driver’s premiership title.

“I’m certainly not over the travel, I’ve had lots of support whether it’s Micky at Palmy (Michael House) or Tony Stratford and many others down south.”

“It’s what you do to make a living.”

In between his driving commitments there’s also a team of 40 he’s preparing at home with Ken Barron at Toliman Lodge

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“They are at various stages in their preps but you always look forward to the buzz of getting behind your next good horse.”

And over the years there have been plenty, highlighted by his New Zealand Cup–Dominion double in 2019 with Cruz Bromac and Habibi Inta.

He also won the last New Zealand Cup with Copy That.

Since starting out in 1997 Orange has had 2414 wins, making him fifth all-time in terms of New Zealand winners, surpassed only by Tony Herlihy (3621), Maurice McKendry (3352), Ricky May (3024) and David Butcher (2535).

In the elongated 2021 season (August 1 2020-December 31 2021) he had a career high 267 wins while his best for a 12 month season was 232 in 2018.

Orange has won the premiership four consecutive times (2018-2021), taking over from Dexter Dunn who won ten in a row before basing himself in North America.

But Orange is adamant that clinching premierships, or setting records, is not what motivates him.

“Not at all,” he says.

“I never try to get ahead of myself, you do your best for the trainers and the owners and give every race 100 per cent.”

Today at Riccarton Raceway

271 Fetiche B M Murray (3) 55.5 R1 Mid Winter Xmas Races 25/6 Maiden $12,000 6 7 96560 Show Me Champagne K Williams (1) 55.5 1200m 12:17

3 10981 Neon Moon M J Taylor (6) (A4) 54 4 2764 Severine C R Barnes (2) 54 8 4 Cora Lee Rohan Mudhoo (7) 54 5 50190 Meara Mary C W Johnson (3) 54 1 4x00x Goose Bay L J Allpress (2) 58.5 Ruby Sunrise 54 6 44110 Virtuoso Lad L J Allpress (5) 54 2 4x9x0 Highland Whisper Montes De Oca (10) (A1) 58.5 9 3 Billy Lid Rohan Mudhoo (6) 58.5 R3 Natl Fest. Ticket On Sale Maiden $12,000 1400m 7 6644x Its So Easy K Mudhoo (8) 54 8 9760x Bluey’s Chance T Jonker (9) 54 4 x0706 Jamieson’s Tipple K Mudhoo (5) 58.5 13:27 9 530 El Bee Darci Rohan Mudhoo (4) 54 5 23x50 Meritorious B B Hong (3) 56.5 1 2x32 Choisia Prince L J Allpress (2) 58.5 6 37 Catalina Bay M Mcnab (1) 56.5 2 68942 Easyrider M Mcnab (5) 58.5 R5 Speight’s Mdn $12,000 1600m 14:37 7 7x In Vegas L Callaway (9) 56.5 3 4 Devil In Disguise C R Barnes (1) 58.5 1 55662 Lincoln Lane C W Johnson (12) 58.5 8 97778 Lightning Ridge C L Carmine (7) 56.5 4 4770x Allasera C L Carmine (9) 58.5 2 0008x Peria’s Legacy Rohan Mudhoo (3) 58.5 9 Ruby Sunrise C R Barnes (8) 56.5 5 Brancaster Bomber W Papier (3) (A3) 58.5 3 8x690 All Lit Up C R Barnes (5) 58.5 10 975 My Degree M J Taylor (4) (A4) 53.5 6 49636 Areyouokay D Montes De Oca (7) (A1) 56.5 4 9 Savvy Man M Mcnab (9) 58.5 5 50044 Baby Cheeses D Montes De Oca (6) (A1) 56.5 R2 National Weanling Sale Karaka 17/6 $12,000 7 05x30 Beauty’s Secret L Callaway (6) 56.5 8 78x45 Tellme You Loveme B B Hong (8) 56.5 6 0340x Sweet Virginia L J Allpress (11) 56.5 1200m 12:52 9 08x60 Lipa Mala Ms K Williams (4) 56.5 7 4554 Upland Court T Jonker (7) 56.5 1 x7241 Justanace M Mcnab (2) 58.5 2 36793 Usurer L Callaway (5) 57.5 R4 Riccarton Park Function Centre Handicap $15,000 8 8756x Heads Up K Mudhoo (1) 56.5 9 58850 Royal Khan L Callaway (4) 56.5 3 010x0 Belasard D I Montes De Oca (6) (A1) 57.5 1400m 14:02 10 89x70 Going Steady Ms K Williams (8) 56.5 4 x4001 June Bug M J Taylor (4) (A4) 56.5 1 3210x Green Luck M Mcnab (1) 62 11 0x0x9 Truthbetold C L Carmine (10) 56.5 5 00x Doc Martyn L J Allpress (9) 56 2 43305 King Cougar Ms K Williams (7) 54

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R6 Nzb In Pearl Series (Bm65) $12,000 1600m 15:11 8 928 Megalomaniac L J Allpress (14) 57 5007 50x91 x1483 20x73 x7094 0x580 90x23 x2443 0008x

Da Vinci Girl D Montes De Oca (5) (A1) 59 Platinum Petals C W Johnson (7) 59 La Cofradia L J Allpress (1) 58.5 Little Wing M Mcnab (2) 58.5 Paze The Power C K Kwo (9) 58 Hey Soul Sister L Callaway (3) 57.5 Lady Modena Rohan Mudhoo (8) 57.5 Russian Fable S Toolooa (4) (A3) 57.5 Summer Night C L Carmine (6) 57.5

Matt Markham’s Riccarton Selections Race 1: Catalina Bay, Meritorious, Goose Bay, Billy Lid

R7 R’course Htl/Motor Lodge-Bm65 $12,000 1200m Race 2: Fetiche, Justanace, Usurer, June Bug Race 3: Choisa Prince, Easyrider, Allasera, Areyouokay 15:44 1 2 3 4 5 6

7x018 Make Believe K Mudhoo (12) 59 37664 Lennon C W Johnson (3) 59 007x0 Twin Shot M Mcnab (6) 59 10895 Cause Celebre 58 69x55 Masque D I Montes De Oca (2) (A1) 57.5 3322 Our Rosette Ms K Williams (1) 57

Race 4: Neon Moon, King Cougar, Green Luck, Virtuoso Lad Race 5: Baby Cheeses, Lincoln Lane, Royal Khan, All Lit Up Race 6: Little Wing, La Corfradia, Russian Fable, Paze The Power Race 7: Twin Shot, Lovebug, Make Believe, Lennon BEST BET: Choisa Prince (R3) VALUE: Little Wing (R6)

NZ Metro harness Tomorrow at Addington Raceway

R1 IRT. YOUR HORSE. OUR PASSION. MOBILE PACE $12,500 1980m 17:10 1 22205 Millwood Melody T M Williams 2 55008 Blue On Black B A Zampese 3 x5440 Chrislynn B N Orange 4 43663 Splash Of Crimson Sarah O’Reilly 5 953 David Niven R D Close 6 80 Airpark Lightning John Morrison 7 630x3 Hit The Beach 8 870x6 Strawb’s Class Act 9 6323 Killarney Dance S J Ottley 10 7x778 Janarty Gemma Thornley 11 3956x Woodlea Jewel K M Cox R2 SILVERMOON JEWELLERS LADIES’ NIGHT- 8 JULY TROT $12,500 2000m 17:35 1 Antonov G D Smith 2 0x606 Inquizitive Man Ben Hope 3 0890x The Fiery Spirit K A Butt 4 3044 Blithe Sarah O’Reilly 5 8 Dirty Harry T S Trathen 6 63908 Show The Way K G Cameron 7 2 Sigrid T M Williams 8 6x5 Leningrad J R Dunn 9 3 Sinner Cool 10 The River Boy B N Orange 11 4022 Slainte John Morrison 12 87502 Lookslikeatrixter J W Smith 13 970x0 Kiwi Heir Gemma Thornley 14 0x09 Piper Highlander Scott Iremonger R3 MICO PLUMBING BATHROOMS MOBILE PACE $13,500 2600m 18:00 1 12125 Ruby’s A Delight Sarah O’Reilly 2 0x24x J R Bromac B N Orange

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R6 BC PLUMBING MOBILE TROT $12,500 1980m 19:25 1 1 Albizia M P Jones 2 64032 Cody Banner M J Williamson 3 21x38 Brother Love G D Smith 4 55890 Pat The Monkey Gemma Thornley 5 470x0 Palisade R4 HARRISON BLOY MOBILE TROT $15,000 1980m 6 21008 Lil Miss Muscles S J Ottley 18:30 7 43494 Silverlinings J R Dunn 1 000x1 Under And Over G D Smith 8 77425 Nortie Nortie B N Orange 2 x559x Majesticmite S J Ottley 9 62502 Navara Jason Ford 3 64101 The Fox P J Davis 10 6340 Kahntdoitalone S R Mcnally 4 x5603 Simone Lindenny Brad Williamson 11 86065 Love Is Everywhere 5 80880 Sioux Princess Sarah O’Reilly 12 24055 Aiguille R D Close 6 97425 Jakarta A L Lethaby 13 3x103 La Dama T M Williams 7 72377 Eurokash Ben Hope R7 PLUMBING WORLD MOBILE PACE $12,500 8 x2019 Franco Jorik R T May 1980m 19:55 9 34228 Clyde Craig D Thornley 1 Rakero Raider G D Smith R5 CHESTERS PLUMBING & BATHROOM PACE 2 5324x Jimmy James Maguire R T May $12,500 2600m 18:55 3 54 Howling Wolf J R Dunn 1 Johnny Rotten B N Orange 4 20x Live On Legend J W Cox 2 7x638 Bondi Lustre M J Williamson 5 0x Matador Max Hill 3 Rosberg 6 222 Shell Shock B N Orange 4 62555 Westar Lad Ben Hope 7 Major Torque 5 0 Sonny Vista 8 Demi Darling 6 Exposizione S J Ottley 9 27 Elite Styx 7 x7673 Pure Courage K G Cameron 10 7 Eastwood Dream Craig D Thornley 8 7403 Star Magic G D Smith 11 27x Tempo Warrior S J Ottley 9 820 Beaudiene Quick Step R J Butt 12 Bromac Times 10 75458 On Report G D O’Reilly R8 MICO PLUMBING & BATHROOMS HANDICAP 11 35x80 He’s A Jackalack B N Orange PACE $17,500 2600m 20:25 12 37364 Prettyboycoby R M Cameron

2600m 21:50 1 57174 Paytons Rock J R Dunn 2 62354 Barnstormer John Morrison 3 7779x Songbird S J Ottley 4 7900 Honour Scroll Gemma Thornley 5 27268 Get Back R T May 6 73105 Blitzem Bromac T M Williams 7 2270x Get Outta Town B N Orange R9 DUX INDUSTRIES MOBILE TROT $17,500 1980m 8 005x0 Classey Robin G D Smith 9 53575 Better Fly 20:55 10 9336x Ultimate Bird R J Butt 1 60517 Baxter R T May 2 70147 Crusher Collins S J Ottley Matt Markham’s Addington Selections 3 93433 Jimmy Carter Kaleb Bublitz Race 1: Splash Of Crimson, Chrislynn, Millwood Melody, 4 11203 Franco Josiah John Morrison David Niven 5 84x28 Spy Da Moment K M Cox Race 2: Sigrid, Leningrad, Sinner Cool, Lookslikeatrixter 6 14078 Cochy Malc B N Orange Race 3: Absolute Dynamite, Hail Lucius, Heaven On High, 7 4216x Phoebe Imperial R J Butt JR Bromac 8 67313 Miss Crazed M J Williamson Race 4: Simone Lindenny, Under And Over, Sioux Princess, Franco Jorik 9 45013 The Dominator Gemma Thornley 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

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Race 5: Star Magic, Exposizione, Mr Lincoln, Rosberg Race 6: Aiguille, La Dama, Navara, Lill Miss Muscles Race 7: Rakero Raider, Shell Shock, Howling Wolf, Major Torque Race 8: Franco Marek, Heisenberg, Last Of The Mohicans, Serious Moonlite Race 9: Franco Josiah, The Dominator, Miss Crazed, Phoebe Imperial Race 10: First Class, Soundsofcash, Smiffy’s Terror, All By Myself Race 11: Barnstormer, Payton’s Rock, Blitzem Bromac, Classey Robin.

BEST BET: Barnstormer (Race 11) R11 FIRST DIRECT TAXIS MOBILE PACE $12,500 VALUE: Aiguille (Race 6)

R10 MICO PLUMBING & BATHROOMS MOBILE PACE $15,000 2600m 21:25 1 58x61 First Class Olivia Thornley 2 22098 Smokin Annie 3 x8524 Winegum B Butt 4 26400 Cha Cha B 5 34459 Classy Dancer John Morrison 6 90172 Khal Drogo G D Smith 7 12x35 Smiffy’s Terror J R Dunn 8 7432 Franco Hoffman Wilson House 9 37362 Soundsofcash C J Dalgety 10 61233 All By Myself B N Orange

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ARIES (Mar 21-Apr 19): Lethargy goes against your fire sign nature, and it is off-putting to behold laziness and apathy. Vital physicality is like a religion. Your posture inspires others.

TAURUS (Apr 20-May 20): Look to the horizon. Excellent events gallop toward you like cavalry to save the day. If there are relationships and responsibilities in the way, look out anyway.

Can’t see the horizon? Invent the horizon.

GEMINI (May 21-Jun 21): You’re on board with an agenda and your senses are primed to gather the clues. You don’t even really need any external reinforcement or help. Aligned and alert, all is coming together for you.

CANCER (Jun 22-Jul 22): You don’t like to leave things floating around, especially things that clearly belong together. You’ll gather collections, tether ideas and pull them together, and issue the introductions to connect people.

LEO (Jul 23-Aug 22): Don’t have the answer? Don’t worry! Connecting with others because you have something to say can be off-putting.

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VIRGO (Aug 23-Sep 22): Trust the feeling you’re getting more than what’s in a resume or sales pitch.

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LIBRA (Sep 23-Oct 23): People often don’t want what they think they do. The one asking you to solve a problem may really just want you to be in the problem with them so they can interact with you in a way they interpret as care.

SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 21): Humans do human things – arrive late or don’t show up, over-promise or spill the very information they are supposed to keep secret. Humans will disappoint like it’s their job, so to forgive is divine.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec 21): You can tell so much by looking into a person’s eyes. You are attuned to subtle energy and can easily read the glint of passion, the sparkle of affection and the glisten of humanity.

CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19): Though in the long sweep of human existence the notion of land ownership is fairly recent, the animals and even the plants fight for territory. In an artful and detailed way, you’ll mark yours today.

AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 18): You’d like to help someone, and helping yourself may be the best way. Everyone must decide what habits and behaviours are optimum and how to stay healthy in body, mind and relationships.

PISCES (Feb 19-Mar 20): What looks adorable on a child can look ridiculous or even criminal on an adult. What flew like fashion one year is an embarrassment in others. The hardest thing to unlearn is the thing that once worked well.

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Heartland Bank Want to join the Heartland team?

We are looking for a Banking Consultant here in Ashburton

73St, Burnett Ashburton Members I.B.A.N.Z & & Brokernet Ltd. LevelSt, 2, 73 St,|Ashburton Members of NZBrokers I.B.A.N.Z & NZ Brokernet 2, 73 Level Burnett Ashburton | Members of|of I.B.A.N.Z LOGISTICS MANAGER bit about the role: Burnett St,2, Ashburton |Burnett Members of I.B.A.N.Z & Brokernet NZ Ltd. NZALtd.

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Seeds Limited is seed of production company, different Burnett St,Smith Ashburton |a specialised Members I.B.A.N.Z & based Brokernet NZ Ltd.customer experience – making sure in Ashburton. We grow many different varieties of seed on multiplication contracts grown by expert farmers, the resultant high-quality seeds are then shipped back to our valued international clients.

that they are well informed, feeling happy and valued.

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You’re a real people person – always keen to help and chat to people. You are resilient and adaptable, great at building relationships with your clients and internal teams, you’ll thrive in our growing and evolving organisation.

An exciting opportunity has arisen within our company to manage key roles, these are as follows: • • • • •

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Oversee quality assurance within our office and processing plants.

Liaise with management and staff, on all aspects of the business.

Apply now via the Heartland Careers Manage our seed cleaning schedules. website Liaise with shipping agents and arrange shipments. www.heartland.co.nz/ Experience with export documentation would be an advantage but not about-us/careers essential.

• Inventory control.

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Level 2, 73 Burnett St, Ashburton | Members of I.B.A.N.Z & Brokernet NZ Ltd. Being a small and dedicated team, we are looking for someone with common sense, who is flexible and willing to help out with any task.

We expect the successful applicant to be committed, enthusiastic, well Guardian Classifieds 307 7900 organised and work without supervision. Whilst we are ideally looking for someone with Seed Industry experience this should not deter people that FUNERALS have the experience and attributes above.

FUNERAL A competitive salary, company vehicle and other incentives are part of the FURNISHERS package. If you are looking for an exciting and fulfilling career this could be MASTER the position for you, we look forward to hear from you.

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Applications close on July 1, 2022, please apply with covering letter and CV to: A: The General Manager Smith Seeds Ltd. PO Box 358, Ashburton E: dayle@smithseeds.co.nz W: www.smithseeds.co.nz

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Thursday: Fine with morning frost and northwesterlies. Evening showers with a southerly change.

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Friday: A few early showers, gradually clearing to partly cloudy weather. Southerlies dying out early, northeasterlies developing in the afternoon.

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SINCLAIR, Walter Alexander – On Monday, June 13, 2022, at home in Christchurch, aged 85 years. Loved husband of the late Evelyn, and loved partner and friend of Daphne. Loved father and father-in-law of Russell and Michelle; Pete and Lisa; Pauline and Tony; Trudy and Tomo. Loved Grandpa (GP) of Mary, Tesha, Stacey, Zana, Danielle, Jasmine, Russell, Jamie, Kyle, Ethan, Jesse, Kayla, Travis, Alex, Megan, Kapu, Naumai, Maia, Leiana, Charnae, Jesse, Dale, and Scott. Much loved Grandpa of all his greatgrandchildren. Messages to the Sinclair family, c/- PO Box 10345, Christchurch 8145. A celebration of Walter’s life will be held in the Ferry Park Chapel, 297 Ferry Road on FRIDAY, June 17, 2022, at 2pm.

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CARTWRIGHT, Ian Jeffrey (Pop) – On June 13, 2022. Dearly loved youngest son of the late Mary and Gordon.

Brother and brother-in-law of Gordon (dec) and June, Beverley (dec), Murray and Valmai, Sandy and Margaret (dec). Respected Uncle Pop of all his nieces & nephews.

Now at peace with his Lyn. R.I.P. MILES, Mary Leta – On June 12, 2022, at Christchurch Hospital.

Dearly loved wife of the late Noel and much loved mother and mother-in-law of Kay, Diane and Tony Adams, and Nioelle and Erik Holmgaard.

Cherished Nana of Melanie and Damian, Tarsh and Richard, Jesper and Emilie, and Sanne. Adored Super Nana to Nate, Bella, Lachie, Fletcher, and James, Messages to The Miles Family, c/- PO Box 6035, Ashburton 7742. As per Mary’s wishes a private service will be held.

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BUTLER, William Finbarr (Finbarr) – Passed away peacefully at the University Hospital, Cork, Ireland, May 26, 2022.

Dearly loved brother and brother-in-law of Kathleen and John Lawler of Rakaia, Jim Butler of Cork, Denis Butler of Cork and much loved uncle and friend of Michele, Trevor and Jessica.

R.I.P.

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2.0ha Self-sufficient Gem! 360 Ashburton Staveley Road

Proudly marketed by Property Brokers Accelerating success.

DETAILS Overleaf TALK TO OUR TEAM FOR PROFESSIONAL ADVICE ON THE RIGHT SHED FOR YOU. WE CAN SUPPLY KITSETS OR HELP YOU DESIGN AND BUILD TO YOUR REQUIREMENTS.

For Sale 158 Walnut Avenue, Ashburton Storage Investment - Cashflow Upside For Sale by Auction 10am, Thurs 7 July 2022 (unless sold prior)

Will Franks 027 250 0130 Significant annual income

Land area 2,022 sqm

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High occupancy rate

99% NBS

Marius Ogg 021 905 940 South Island Commercial Limited.

Licensed under the REAA 2008.

WINTERING SHEDS • HAY BARNS • STORAGE SHEDS • STABLES • SECURE LOCK-UPS • WORKSHOPS • CAR PORTS 115 Alford Forest Road, Ashburton 7700 • Ph (03) 308 9099

2.0ha Self-sufficient Gem! 360 Ashburton Staveley Road This private irrigated productive smallholding sits in a rural laneway in an enviable location with wonderful hill views.

Over the years feijoa, apricots, pears, apples, golden and blackboy peaches, peachcot, plum, olives and lemon trees have been planted and the fruits enjoyed immensely.

A modern warm brick home with double glazing sits front and centre in an expansive lawn and irrigated garden.

Large open plan kitchen/diving/living area sited to enjoy all-day sun in the living areas which lead out to decks.

Heated by large Metro logburner and heatpumps.

Expansive kitchen benching, pantry, two underbench ovens and dishwasher.

Three larger double bedrooms, the master bedroom complete with walk-in wardrobe and ensuite.

Office/single bedroom or convert the media room to a fourth bedroom if required.

Large separate country laundry and attached double garage.

A good 4-bay implement shed with one bay as a lockup workshop.

Lockable garden shed, woodshed and K-Line irrigation sprinklers complete the picture.

Enquire now – you are sure to be pleased!

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Saturday, 10.30am - 11.15am

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03 307 9176 Tinwald 83B Tarbottons Road

Tinwald 52 Johnstone Street

Open Home

Allenton 71 Racecourse Road

Price Reduced

Tinwald 85 Grove Street

Open Home

Open Home

Comfortable and new

Perfect start

Brand new and yours

Move in and enjoy!

Treat yourself to a brand new build in an area surrounded by similar homes and positioned on a quiet rear section. Brick and linear cladding and everything you would expect in a modern home. Master bedroom has an ensuite with tiled shower and walk in robe. An additional three double bedrooms are serviced by the main bathroom with bath, shower and vanity and a separate toilet.

If you've been looking for an opportunity to add some value to a property then this lovely three bedroom home is the perfect choice.

Offering sunny and spacious dining and living areas as well as a large separate kitchen, there is plenty of scope to add your personal touches. In addition there is a well laid out 862sqm section with veggie garden, various fruit trees, garden shed and garage.

All you would expect from a modern, new build. Brick and oblique vertical weatherboards, double glazing and coloursteel roofing. Entry is into a lobby with living to one side. Internal kitchen with a scullery is open to the spacious dining and living area with access to a patio area. An additional separate lounge also has an outside area.

This is a fantastic home on Grove Street that you can just move in and enjoy. Three bedrooms, spacious living area with open plan updated kitchen, heated by logburner. Updated bathroom and a heat pump in the hallway to keep you cosy in winter and cool in summer. Double garage with drive through access to the rear of the garage and room for a workshop.

For Sale Buyers $780,000+ View Sat 18 Jun 9.45 - 10.15am Web pb.co.nz/AU95833

For Sale $415,000 View Sat 18 Jun 10.00 - 10.30am Web pb.co.nz/AU103195

For Sale $875,000 View Sat 18 Jun 10.30 - 11.00am Web pb.co.nz/AU91081

For Sale Buyers $485,000+ View Sat 18 Jun 10.30 - 11.00am Web pb.co.nz/AU103937

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Netherby 42 Bridge Street Open Home

Hooray to Harrison

Immaculate and private

Classic character

Need a good start

After nearly 40 years in this popular Allenton area, our owners have decided it's time for a change. On offer is a beautifully maintained and presented Bradford built home positioned for sun with a light and bright ambience throughout the home. An attractive outdoor patio flows from the family living/dining area to a sheltered and private swimming pool.

Looking a for lifestyle property with a modern home and first class, low maintenance landscaping. Close to the town boundary and tucked away down a laneway with similar properties as neighbours. Exposed trusses add interest to the roof line and provide cover for the many patios and entry. The inviting entry leads to a spacious foyer and adjacent to the separate laundry and double garage.

A popular neighbourhood and the enduring beauty of character are just some of the alluring features on offer at this four-bedroom bungalow which will captivate the hearts of families looking for a home they can grow into.

The open plan kitchen, dining and living area is generously proportioned, and has direct outdoor access to a private and sunny patio area perfect for alfresco entertaining.

A great family home here. Two living areas and two renovated bathrooms. All three bedrooms are double and the front entry leads into a spacious central hallway. The open dining/kitchen is large in space and has a good sized storeroom off the kitchen. Scope for improvement here.

A near new log burner has been installed. Good insulation in ceiling and underfloor.

For Sale Buyers $680,000+ View Sat 18 Jun 10.45 - 11.15am Web pb.co.nz/AU103325

Deadline Sale closes 5.00pm Wed 22 Jun 2022 View Sat 18 Jun 11.15 - 12.00pm Web pb.co.nz/AL103462

For Sale Buyers $625,000+ View Sat 18 Jun 11.30 - 12.00pm Web pb.co.nz/AU102530

For Sale Buyers $485,000+ View By appointment Web pb.co.nz/AU102624

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This private irrigated productive smallholding sits in a rural laneway in an enviable location with wonderful hill views. Over the years feijoa, apricots, pears, apples, golden and blackboy peaches, peachcot, plum, olives and lemon trees have been planted and the fruits enjoyed immensely. A modern warm brick home with double glazing sits front and centre in an expansive lawn and irrigated garden. Large open plan kitchen/diving/living area sited to enjoy all day sun in the living areas which lead out to decks. Heated by large Metro logburner and heatpumps. Expansive kitchen benching, pantry, 2 underbench ovens and dishwasher.

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Ashburton 306 Beach Road East

Open Home

2.0 ha - Self sufficient gem

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Tender closes 12.00pm, Fri 8th Jul, 2022, Property Brokers Ashburton View Sat 18 Jun 10.30 - 11.15am Web pb.co.nz/AL102799

Lifestyle plus Enjoy this immaculately presented lifestyle block with the advantage of living only minutes from town, and Wakanui, Hampstead and the Ashburton Christian Schools within close proximity. Set in picturesque and established grounds this permanent material home was built in 1998.

The home boasts a spacious open plan kitchen, dining and living with double doors through to the separate formal lounge. With three bedrooms plus an office, 2 x separate toilets and separate bathroom catering for guests and the whole family.

Heating is provided via heat pump and a Ravelli pellet fire and also has a reversible DVS system.

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Ashburton 99 Mitcham Road

19.02 ha - Premium investment opportunity Located in a premium NW Ashburton lifestyle address, is an attractive small farm opportunity not often available in this favoured area. Consisting of 2 titles with a combined area of 19.0175 hectares and featuring a large 290sqm 4-bedroom Summerhill stone family home, 3 car garage, plus implement/storage shed and including deer/cattle handling yards. A well-presented small farm suitable for multiple farming options. An ideal proposition for aspiring first farm owners, investors, retiring/downsizing or a strategic add-on to existing farm operations.

Property Brokers Ltd Licensed REAA 2008 | pb.co.nz

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Proud to be here

OPEN HOME

OPEN HOME

Lifestyle Living Close to Town

Move in and Relax 83A Trevors Road, HAMPSTEAD

Spacious open plan living area with modern kitchen and appliances.

The open plan living area is a great size with sliding doors out to the back of the property to enjoy the gardens and deck with privacy.

Three double bedrooms, two bathrooms, master bedroom has WIR and ensuite.

Double garage with internal access and auto remote for safety. The morning sun appears in the kitchen/ living area and settles in the back of the property in the evening.

Room for the keen gardener to enjoy the benefits of the established garden and vege patches, but not too much to maintain to leave you free to walk around the rural aspects of this area of town.

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Offers over: $640,000 Web ID AUE3271356 View: Saturday, 10.45am - 11.15am

OPEN HOME

73 Northpark Road, ASHBURTON

This lifestyle home is private with mature gardens and trees.

With four double bedrooms, master with ensuite and WIR, plus an office, you have plenty of space.

Open plan kitchen/dining/living with a separate lounge.

A modern walk-through laundry from the garage with ample storage.

You will have plenty of room for entertaining inside and outside. A beautiful setting for the family to move to the country with many options for this

6 James Street, HINDS

This cute little oasis is looking for new owners.

Enjoy the sun drenched verandah overlooking a 1,012m2 landscaped, easy care section.

This size gives you options to landscape further.

One separate room to the right with a sunny kitchen/dining room with doors opening onto the verandah to catch the evening sun.

There is another separate room which is the bathroom with bath, toilet, vanity and hot water cylinder.

Then there is a separate room which is the

bedroom/living room, with double doors opening to the verandah which captures the morning sun.

Black water holding tank and grey water system.

Close to the mountains and local rivers for fishing, this could be the perfect location for all your hobbies.

Don't delay this wee beauty could be yours.

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Web ID HU3313859

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OPEN HOME

OPEN HOME

Cute As Can Be!

property in a great location.

A quality home in Oamaru stone sitting on 1ha, ideal for the family who want a bit of space.

Double garage with internal access plus an additional double garage.

Needs to be viewed to see all the wonderful features!

First Home Buyers

Allenton Location

141 Harland Street, TINWALD

55 Tucker Street, ALLENTON

Price: $350,000 Web ID AUT3254713 View: Sunday, 11.30am - 12 noon

By Negotiation View: Sunday, 1pm - 1.30pm

A fabulous opportunity to purchase a home directly opposite the Tinwald Primary School.

Open plan kitchen and living area, heated by a log burner or the choice of a heat pump. Three double bedrooms plus office, family size deck for entertaining and a large family size conservatory which is used as an extra lounge room. Off-street parking and single car garage on an easy care section. Walking distance to local shops.

The spacious open plan living and dining area is the heart of the home, recently painted inside with neutral tones and a pop of colour with sliding doors which open from the family lounge room out onto the patio. Three double bedrooms all with built-in wardrobes. Established gardens and a sizable section with a large garage and lean-to off the side for storage. A short walk to all Allenton amenities plus fabulous Argyle Park.

Web ID AUW3261075

FINAL REMINDER

Tiny House Anyone?

Style and Space

Private Allenton Townhouse

22A Albert Street, NETHERBY

20 Westpark Close, ALLENTON

88A Alford Forest Road, ALLENTON

16 Magnolia Drive, NETHERBY

Offers Over $265,000

Price: $865,000

Deadline Sale: Closing 4pm Thursday, June 16 Web ID AUW3295356 (unless sold prior)

Offers Over: $735,000

This one bedroom home is waiting for a new owner. A double bedroom with an open plan living area and old style funky kitchen which has lots of cupboard space. A separate bathroom with laundry and separate toilet. A sunny home with a small deck to relax on and close to Netherby shopping centre. Ample off-street parking, room for garden sheds or carport. This property is subject to completion of survey and title to be issued.

Web ID AUE3142721

Don't miss your opportunity to secure this beautiful and spacious family home. Five bedrooms plus an office, separate lounge, separate laundry and ample storage throughout.

Gas fire, two heat pumps and under tile heating ensures you are kept toasty warm. A gorgeous manicured garden combined with a triple car garage with insulated garage doors, it's time to make this home your own.

Web ID AUW3183667

SOLD

Walk to Town 124A Chalmers Avenue, ASHBURTON

Ideal location to build your very own townhouse.

You could enjoy the luxuries of a new home with an easy care section and short walk to town. This 545m2 section is well suited to a dwelling of approx. 150m2, sufficient size for three bedroom, two bathroom home with double garage. All services in place along the drive ready for development. Existing single garage and carport shall be removed prior to issue of title. To be fully fenced to all sides and an exclusive driveway.

Price: $175,000 Web ID AUE3248933

Lovely three bedroom home with everything you need for easy, comfortable living. Open plan living allows for entertaining with an indoor/outdoor flow through large sliding doors out on to the sunny private patio. Three double bedrooms with the convenience of two bathrooms and separate toilet. Your home will be lovely and warm with the heat pump and double glazing. Double car garage with internal access plus an extra parking space.

Braebrook Beauty!

If you are in need of a modern, stylish and warm home look no further! This three bedroom plus office home is perfectly positioned to capture all the sun and light on offer and is set amongst other quality homes. Wonderful open plan indoor-outdoor living, impressive master bedroom complete with walk-in robe and en suite. All these features combined with a double garage and ample storage throughout complete the perfect picture.

SOLD

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5 Allens Road, ALLENTON

77 Wilkins Road, TINWALD

SOLD

SOLD 24 Farm Road, ALLENTON

Braebrook Bound

48 Michael Street, RAKAIA

26 Braebrook Drive, NETHERBY

This beautifully presented four bedroom, two bathroom home is located in the Braebrook subdivison, and originally a GJ Gardner show home. Designer kitchen which includes double door pantry and an engineered stone benchtop.

The kitchen flows into the living and dining areas.

Plenty of storage throughout the home including in the garage, you also have a bonus area to park your boat or campervan.

SOLD 53 McMurdo Street, TINWALD

Web ID AUE3304970

SOLD Lots 3 & 4 Murdochs Road, ASHBURTON

OPEN HOME

One Not To Miss 5 Carters Terrace, Tinwald The vendors have completed this home and are now ready to sell.

Don’t miss this lovely three bedroom home complete with modern kitchen and you can enjoy the open plan living area with the comfort of a log burner and heat pump to keep you warm.

There are two bathrooms, each have toilets and a separate stylish laundry.

Enjoy the sunny conservatory with doors opening to a lovely sunny deck area out front.

Easy care gardens and a large family size deck area out back to entertain. Good size back yard with garden planter boxes and a beautiful large shade tree.

Brand new single car garage with off-street parking. The complete package is here on Carters Terrace.

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Viewing: Saturday, 9.30am - 10am Website ID AUT3302079

Dulcie Ellis

Phone 027 629 32 60

NEW LISTING

Ashburton 97 Wills Street

Timeless character villa

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This 193sqm (more or less) character villa comprises four generous double bedrooms and an additional space that can be used as an office or sunroom. The family bathroom has a shower over the bath, vanity, and toilet, with a second shower and toilet beside the laundry. A spacious lounge adjoins the modernised galley-style kitchen and dining area. You will be kept cozy in winter with a freestanding log burner, two heat pumps, ceiling and underfloor insulation, and a Lossnay home ventilation system. A wrap-around veranda leads you to the rear of the home to a private patio, a perfect space for BBQ’s and entertaining with access via French doors into the dining room. The 1,014sqm (more or less) fully fenced section provides ample room, a vegetable garden, woodshed, tool shed and double car garaging.

For Sale offers invited over $649,000 View Sun 2-2.30pm or by appointment Sam Gregory 021 0283 8791 sam.gregory@bayleys.co.nz

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WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

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Ashburton 132 Burnett Street 909sqm Price by Negotiation View by appointment Ray Knight 027 434 0139 ray.knight@bayleys.co.nz WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

Central Ashburton office building Perfectly positioned in the heart of Ashburton's CBD are these attractive and modern office premises.

Recently refurbished with an extension added in 2013, this building could present the perfect opportunity to occupy or tenant and enjoy the returns.

With an NBS rating of 67%, the property is currently leased for $85,500 plus GST plus outgoings until the end of June 2022.

Included with the property are six off-street carparks and there is plenty of on-road parking for clients.

Vendors are willing to entertain options of a lease.

bayleys.co.nz/5518123

FINAL NOTICE

Allenton Lot 1 Racecourse Road 4,001sqm Deadline Sale (unless sold prior) 12pm, Wed 22 Jun 2022 201 West Street, Ashburton View by appointment Simon Sharpin 027 631 8087 simon.sharpin@bayleys.co.nz Mike Preston 027 430 7041 mike.preston@bayleys.co.nz WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

Blank canvas to build on Located on Racecourse Road, this large 4,001sqm (subject to survey) area of land is the perfect blank canvas for those looking to build in an excellent location. Neatly presented with post and rail fencing, an asphalt vehicle crossing will be completed before settlement. Power and water are available at or near the boundary, as well as one connection to a private sewer scheme. On the edge of existing high density residential zone, with possible subdivision potential in the future (subject to rezoning). This section is located a short distance from the Allenton shops, Allenton Primary School and Ashburton College.

Boundary lines are indicative only

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bayleys.co.nz/5518520

OPEN HOME

Mayfield Lot 2 Arundel Rakaia Gorge Road 4,575sqm

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Asking Price $510,000 View Sat 10.30-11am or by appointment Simon Sharpin 027 631 8087 simon.sharpin@bayleys.co.nz Mike Preston 027 430 7041 mike.preston@bayleys.co.nz WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

The hard work is done Located on the edge of the Mayfield township is this three bedroom, one bathroom home. Recently relocated from Christchurch, this house on 4,575sqm (subject to final survey) of land is the perfect start for those wanting the country lifestyle. Having been recently renovated from top to toe this is an excellent opportunity to own a property where the hard work is all done. Featuring a new kitchen, bathroom, roof and carpet as well as being re wired and plumbed with a new heat pump installed prior to settlement, this home needs to be seen to be appreciated. Open plan living and external access from the kitchen to a west facing deck ensures fantastic views to the mountains.

bayleys.co.nz/5518426

Geraldine 7 Strawberry Place 571sqm

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Deadline Sale (unless sold prior) 2pm, Thu 30 Jun 2022 View by appointment Paula Goodman 027 272 7760 paula.goodman@bayleys.co.nz Amanda Goodman 027 941 9996 amanda.goodman@bayleys.co.nz WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

Brand new executive build Why build when you can move into this modern brand new three bedroom, two bathroom home that provides warmth and comfort. You will love coming home to this easy-care property in a new subdivision.

Step into the entrance and through to the open plan dining, living and kitchen area with a walk in pantry.

The bedrooms have good size wardrobes with the master having a walk in wardrobe. The double internal access garage has carpet and an auto door opener. Good fencing in place and sealed driveway with good off street parking and room for a caravan, boat or trailer. Decorated with lovely neutral tones throughout.

bayleys.co.nz/5518666

Geraldine 46 Peel Street 1,012sqm

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For Sale offers invited over $499,000 View Sun 1.15-2pm or by appointment Paula Goodman 027 272 7760 paula.goodman@bayleys.co.nz Amanda Goodman 027 941 9996 amanda.goodman@bayleys.co.nz WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

Location, views and garaging Boasting two bedrooms, an open-plan kitchen/dining/living area and spacious separate lounge that captures wonderful views, an abundance of natural light and sunshine from morning to night. The adjoining outdoor patio area is sheltered and perfect for relaxing and entertaining. The many chattels and features include double glazing, heat pump and pellet fire that ensure year-round comfort, new carpet, security system, garden shed, gutter guard and much more.

bayleys.co.nz/5518684

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Methven 60 Spaxton Street 513sqm

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Deadline Sale (unless sold prior) 2pm, Thu 7 Jul 2022 Suite 2, The Mall, Methven View Sat 12-12.30pm or by appointment Fee Ensor 021 705 014 fee.ensor@bayleys.co.nz WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

Snug as a bug This alpine styled home presents an opportunity for the savvy investor, a lock and leave for the holiday maker or a lovely home for the first home buyer. The 70sqm floor area is perfectly positioned on a 513sqm section and boasts three bedrooms and one bathroom. A pitched alpine ceiling with quaint feature lighting makes the open plan kitchen and living area feel spacious. The grounds are well established, with room for the BBQ and plenty of sunshine for sitting on the patio and listening to the birds with your morning coffee. There is a cosy log burner in the hub of the home that creates a relaxing atmosphere.

bayleys.co.nz/5518678

Methven Lot 223 Camrose Estate 676sqm Asking Price $260,000 View by appointment Fee Ensor 021 705 014 fee.ensor@bayleys.co.nz WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

Start your build now in Camrose Estate Get your hands on this highly sought-after section in the stunning Camrose Estate. This 675sqm (more or less) section, is located within walking distance to the Methven Township.

Whether you are looking to make Methven your home, or you are a local resident looking for a change, this section offers an opportunity to create something magical for you and your family. The attractive subdivision is near the new Opuke Thermal Pools, a multitude of biking tracks and trails and is at the doorstep of the remarkable Southern Alps.

Be quick - this front section with some fencing included, takes full advantage of the afternoon sun and is perfect to build on, it won’t be on the market long.

bayleys.co.nz/5518480

SOLD

Methven 12 Burgess Road, Staveley 7.2346ha

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Price by Negotiation Fee Ensor 021 705 014 fee.ensor@bayleys.co.nz WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

Lifestyle and location Country living in all of its glory, on this 7.2346 hectare (more or less) section. A paradise of established gardens surrounds this double-storey home that boasts six bedrooms, and five bathrooms. Magnificently renovated, restored, and modernised, this is a truly unique property offering space and tranquillity surrounded by incredible mountain views. The wraparound verandah and new deck creates a wonderful flow from the large open plan living area out to the private three acres of beautiful gardens, sweeping lawns and a majestic creek.

bayleys.co.nz/5517923

SOLD

Methven 132B Forest Drive 636sqm

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For Sale View by appointment Fee Ensor 021 705 014 fee.ensor@bayleys.co.nz WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

Why build when you can buy!

Tucked away on a very private 636sqm (more or less) back section. This beautiful property perfectly balances the needs of low maintenance living with contemporary style and quality, you will love everything about this idyllically situated home. As you walk in the picturesque main entrance, you are greeted by sun-soaked spacious interiors, with the open plan kitchen, dining and living area being the main hub of the home, heated generously by both a log burner and a heat pump. There is seamless indooroutdoor flow onto the outdoor entertainers area, with an enviable fully fenced section with established gardens that ensure your young family or pets needs are met.

bayleys.co.nz/5518529

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OPEN HOME | 10am - 10.30am

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OPEN HOME | 11.30am - 12 noon

8 Carters Road, Allenton

18 Rolleston Street, Rakaia

85 Bowen Street, Rakaia

3 Bowen Street, Rakaia

$669,000

Enquiries Over $450,000

Enquiries Over $730,000

Enquiries Over $545,000

Mark Williams 027 442 2281

Roberta Counsell 027 228 7843

Roberta Counsell 027 228 7843

Roberta Counsell 027 228 7843

9/369 Wrens Road, Rangitata Huts

48B Elizabeth Street, Allenton

10 Cavendish Street, Allenton

• Three bedroom roughcast home • Open plan living with heatpump • Large, secure backyard with double garage, off-street parking and entertaining area • 1012sqm section close to the town’s facilities

• Three spacious bedrooms • Double garage with internal access • Ensuite with tiled shower • 157.5sqm home on a 450sqm section

• Spacious open plan living, with heat pump and log burner • Master bedroom with ensuite, plus two more double sized bedrooms • 1012sqm section with plenty of off-street parking • Glasshouse and woodshed

• 3 double bedrooms • Beautiful rimu throughout • Logburner and 2 heatpumps • Established 1012sqm section located on the west side of Rakaia

OPEN HOME | 10.45am - 11.15am

54 Havelock Street, Allenton

• Three bedrooms • Great living, family bathroom/ laundry • Two fabulous outdoor areas • Excellent sheds to store the toys and tools

• Freshly renovated • Two bedrooms • New kitchen • Attached garage

• Great Location • Good sized well fenced yard • Three double bedroom and good sized living area • Tenant of 9 years, reliable and keen to stay

• Four bedrooms • Eco-friendly log burner and heatpump • Heat transfer system • Double garage with internal access

$425,000

$200,000

Enquiries Over $355,000

Enquiries Over $549,000

Debbie Boon 027 448 4006

Debbie Boon 027 448 4006

Craig Philip 027 952 8722

Mark Williams 027 442 2281

46 Lot 2 McGrath Road, Elgin

23 Company Road, Ashburton

31 Tarbottons Road, Tinwald

26 Rolleston Street, Rakaia

• Two separate toilets • Four good sized bedrooms • Underfloor heating in living areas • Eco friendly log burner

• Two spacious bedrooms • Heatpump and log burner • 1012sqm section with subdivision potential • West side location close to town facilities

Enquiries Over $599,000

Enquiries Over $480,000

Price $330,000

Mark Williams 027 442 2281

Roberta Counsell 027 228 7843

Craig Philip 027 952 8722

• Power and fibre to the gate • Quiet laneway • 5,000m2 section • Complete with title

• Four bedrooms plus a rumpus/ games room • A swimming pool which is fully fenced and heated by solar panels • Open plan kitchen and dining • Three car garaging

Enquiries Over, $1,300,000 Mark Williams 027 442 2281

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ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING Proving your identity when buying or selling a house

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From 1 January 2019, real estate agents are required to verify the identity of their vendors in accordance with Anti-Money Laundering legislation. In some situations, real estate agents will also be required to verify the identity of purchasers. If your real estate agent cannot verify your identity in line with the legislation, they will not be able to act for you.

Identity verification can take days and sometimes weeks if a Trust or company is involved, or where parties reside overseas.

The below gives an indication of some of the documents your real estate agent may ask you to present in person or as a certified document as part of this process: Individuals: Passport, NZ Firearms Licence or NZ Drivers Licence with another document such as a bank statement or statement issued by a Government agency. You will also need to provide a document with your residential address (for example, a utility bill).

Trusts: The Trust Deed and, for all trustees and settlors, the information required for individuals as noted above, together with information regarding the Trust’s source of funds or wealth. Additional information may also be required for beneficiaries and appointers.

Companies: Details of the company, together with the information for individuals noted above for every individual with more than a 25% shareholding, all individuals with effective control of the company and all individuals acting on behalf of the company. Information regarding source of funds or wealth may also be required.

Note: The above list is not exhaustive and is indicative only. Your real estate agent will assist you with the specific requirements in relation to your situation.

DISCLAIMER: The material and information contained herein is for general information purposes only and is not intended to form professional legal advice. REINZ does not accept liability for any claim or other action that may arise directly or indirectly from the use of or reliance on the material and information provided herein. REINZ recommends you seek independent legal advice if you are unsure of your legal position.

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