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The signs of times gone by Daniel Alvey Exploring Ashburton’s CBD history will now be easier after the unveiling of plaques on East Street. The signs show off the history of each street they look down, which included Burnett, Tancred, Moore and Havelock streets. They were unveiled by Ashburton District Council Mayor Neil Brown to council members, invited guests and the community. “They are great displays for showing off the history of the town,’’ Brown said. “A lot of people have come together with all the knowledge (to make it happen).’’ One of those was Ashburton Museum archives officer Connor Lysaght, who has been in-

volved in the project for the past year, seeing it through from early planning phase to the completion. “It’s been a really good project to be involved with,” Lysaght said. The plaques are a collaborative history project involving the council, Historic Places Mid Canterbury, Ashburton Museum and the Historical Society and people representing the community. The Burnett Street panel even explores some of the Ashburton Guardian’s beginnings in the heart of the town. Information on the signs would rotate every six months to keep the information on each panel fresh. Each sign has a QR code, which would take the reader to a site where they could learn more about the particular area the sign was in. “The information on the website is a supplement to what is on the sign,” Lysaght said.

Right – Some of the team behind the Ashburton town history plaques (from left) Glenn Vallender, Diane Rawlinson, David Stewart, Neil Brown, and Connor Lysaght. The signs were unveiled on Tuesday morning during a street walk. PHOTO DANIEL ALVEY

It’s snow unfair . . . Delayed opening for skifield Daniel Alvey

Mt Hutt ski area manager James McKenzie will be relying on new snow guns installed over summer to top-up any missing snow. PHOTO ASHBURTON GUARDIAN

Mt Hutt’s ski area boss doesn’t think the business will be hit hard commercially because they’ve missed their season opening date for the first time in a decade. The opening was supposed to be tomorrow, but Mt Hutt ski area manager James McKenzie admitted the delay because of a lack of snow was not a major concern. He said the season opening was strategically planned so that the skifield had a few

weeks to get up and running before school holiday arrivals from New Zealand and Australia. “Most of the programmes don’t start for a couple of weeks,’’ he said. “Most of the people that come up for opening weekend are generally recreational skiers and riders that are just coming up for the day and haven’t locked anything in.” Unseasonably warm weather meant the team on the skifield was not able to build a snow base prior to its scheduled opening tomorrow – and that’s something that hasn’t happened since 2011. Fortunately, about 100cm of snow was forecast to arrive over the weekend.

MetService meteorologist Gerard Bellam said the weather coming for the South Island would hang around for a few days, rather than passing through quickly. “We have this big moist northwest flow and it is going to get progressively colder as we go through the week,’’ he said. “That means the freezing levels will drop so you will have rain, but it will fall into quite cold air meaning it will basically be snow.” For now, the team at Mt Hutt will be doing their snow dances. “We’ll be making a plan on Tuesday about our plans. We can pretty much open the next day after a good storm has passed through,” McKenzie said.

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Left – Love your work: Hayley Lovett’s magical shot of a sunrise towards Mt Hutt featured on the weather section of the TV news. It was the third time the Ashburton woman’s work had been used on the 1News 6pm bulletin.

Left – Top work: Hayley Lovett with a framed version of one of her favourite shots. PHOTO DARYL HOLDEN

Mum, daughter team just clicks Daryl Holden It’s hard to know who gets more excited at seeing her photos on the TV news weather segment – lens-waving Hayley Lovett or pre-school daughter Zoe. Either way, the buzz is understandable for all the Lovett family, who live on a lifestyle block just north of Ashburton. Last week, excitement levels were again high when Hayley had her third photo displayed as a backdrop to the weather during the 1News 6pm bulletin. Members of the public are encouraged to email weather or landscape photos to appear on the tele when the weather news is covered, with Hayley being a bit of a master at it. Her latest shot captured one of those magical sunrises towards Mt Hutt. “But you only find out at the

time the weather is on (if your photo has been chosen) so I am always watching TV to see,’’ Hayley said. “I’ve got a four-year-old daughter and she loves me to let her know if it is on the TV. I go back and show her, and she gets really excited. “And in the mornings, she’ll open the curtains and will say: ‘the sun’s rising, Mum’. She’s always looking to notice things for me to take photos of.’’ That’s teamwork at its finest and part of a love for photography, which really only hit Hayley when they moved to their lifestyle block in April last year. Suddenly, she noticed the spectacular views, sunrises, plus bird and animal life that could all make great photos. “So, I bought a proper camera and now I take photos regularly. “I put them on my Instagram page, plus my Facebook page where everyone can see them.’’ And her fun hobby will soon bloom into a little sideline earner.

Hayley plans to establish a photography business where she hopes to sell bigger prints, calendars and the like. And the name of the business? Through the Hedges, which points directly to her photo-shooting domain. “I take photos through the gaps in the hedge at home and I get sunrise photos through there. That’s why I call my business, Through the Hedges.’’ A clever name to match a photographer with a good eye and ably supported by a young helper at the ready. “I just get quite excited when I see something that could make a good photo, especially sunrises. I really enjoy it.’’

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Law change gives hope to speed reduction petitioners Jonathan Leask Ashburton Deputy Mayor Liz McMillan’s campaign for a road speed reduction at a Methven danger spot is a small step closer. McMillan, desperate to have the speed limit on a portion of State Highway 77 just north of Methven reduced from 100kph to a safer 50kph, hopes the change could now happen sooner because of a new law. The introduction of a new Setting of Speed Limits law in May allowed for reductions to be considered at a regional level. That’s encouraging news for McMillan, who in February presented a petition to Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency to make the change. They originally told her the soonest they could do it was 2024, which frustrated McMillan, who felt the area was now an accident waiting to happen with increased traffic in the $15 million Opuke hot pools complex, alongside two subdivisions. “It would be great if it could happen in six months’ time,’’ McMillan said. “I doubt it will happen that fast but it could now happen sooner than 2024. “Any decisions are still out of our hands.” Waka Kotahi director regional relationships, James Caygill, said a change was a possibility with the new law, but there was “still work to be done”. Waka Kotahi is in the process of adopting an interim speed management plan on the state high-

Methven resident Mark Harris and Ashburton deputy mayor Liz McMillan were behind a petition to Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency to urgently review the speed limit of a portion of highway north of Methven. A new law change may help get the change earlier. PHOTO ASHBURTON GUARDIAN way network that would last until 2024, he said. Then it would move to a threeyearly cycle of producing a new speed management plan for the regional network.

McMillan asked if the changes meant Methven’s SH77 request would now fit into the interim plan, or if they would still have to wait until 2024. Caygill was unable to give her a firm answer.

“I don’t have clarity on what that interim plan looks like yet,” he said. “We will do our very best to keep the community concerns in mind.”

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From Wakanui to Waitangi Lili Haydon

Wakanui students, who are hoping to go to Waitangi, are (from left), Jake, Bailey, Callum, Gus, Rachel and Rose. They’re posing with silent auction items that will be available as part of a car boot fundraising sale on Sunday. PHOTO LILI HAYDON

Wakanui School students have Waitangi in their sights, but it’ll take some fundraising to get there. Year 7 and 8 students need to raise a total of $4000 to cover flights to get to Waitangi in the Bay of Islands for their biennial school camp at the end of the year. They weren’t able to get there last year due to Covid-19, so the students and staff are determined to make it in 2022. “The trip will be between November and December,” said head student Gus. Gus and fellow head stu-

dent Callum are looking forward to visiting Waitangi and learning more about New Zealand’s history. But a big increase in the group’s cost of flights – from $3000 to $4000 – has forced them into fundraising overdrive. So far the school has hosted a movie night and are planning on having another later in the year. They also have a school disco planned for term three. Their main source of money should come from a car boot sale on school grounds on Sunday from 10am to 1pm if fine. There will be everything from plants, designer second-hand clothing, raffles, a silent auction and food stalls. Just make sure you bring cash, as there will be no eftpos.

Thanks Ashburton A local Ashburton mum was thankful to the local community, after they banded together to ﬁnd her son. “I just want to thank the whole community for being on the lookout for him,” mum Filomena Lauina said. Egeliko, aged 12, was reported missing on Tuesday from his Hampstead home and was found on Wednesday not far from his home. PHOTO SUPPLIED

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Historical snippets grab attention New rules

limit fatberg potential

Did you know that Burnett Street was once the “Fleet Street” of Ashburton where newspapers and printers plied their trade? Or that Tancred Street was the entertainment part of town?

Ashburton District residents are being thanked for confining their flushing to just the three Ps - pee, poo and toilet paper.

Snippets of Ashburton’s colourful past have been brought to life on history panels unveiled for the public this week.

Flushing anything else, like baby wipes or wet wipes, has the potential to cause blockages that are expensive to clear, and now there are new rules in New Zealand and Australia that set standards for what can and cannot be flushed.

The panels are a joint project involving the Ashburton District Council, Historic Places Mid Canterbury, the Ashburton Museum and Historical Society and others representing the community. Mayor Neil Brown said it was a great collaboration that ensured some of the district’s history was on permanent show. The four history panels are on East Street, one opposite the clock tower and the others at the intersections of Burnett, Tancred and Moore Streets. They have been designed to capture the attention of pedestrians. Ashburton Museum and Historical Society president Glenn Vallender said the organisation had collected the town’s history for decades and was pleased to see some of it on display this way. He said Baring Square East development had been led by construction of the railway in 1874 and the town had many stories to tell. Each panel also has a QR code that connects to the Ashburton Museum’s online materials page. The panel at East and Burnett Street talks about Burnett Street’s base for newspapers. The town’s first paper was the Ashburton Mail, which started in 1877;

Council Infrastructure Services Group Manager Neil McCann said that unlike other councils, Ashburton generally had few issues with non-flushables causing blockages. Helping put our history on show (from left) Dave Stewart, Connor Lysaght, Danielle Campbell, Glenn Vallender, Diane Rawlinson and Mayor Neil Brown.

the street is still home to the town’s news media. Tancred Street was once home to a general store, two boarding houses and a restaurant, while Moore Street was where the Wakanui Road Board and other early forms of local government did business. Council Community Services Group Manager Steve Fabish said the Heritage Mid Canterbury working group that decided on the final content for the signs spent a lot of time discussing stories that would capture interest. “Hopefully everyone who walks past these signs will stop and learn something about their town. We hope many will scan the QR

code and discover even more. “This has been a great collaborative project and many people have given their expertise, which we really appreciated.” Those at the unveiling received a special guided tour of the panels yesterday, with commentary from the museum's Connor Lysaght; he described a fire that raged on the block between Burnett Street and Tancred Street in 1892 and a tornado that ripped through Tancred Street in 1903. There are plans to produce four more panels that can be exchanged on a regular basis, to keep up interest. The panels are fixed onto frames made by the Ashburton MenzShed.

“But wipes and other non-flushables can be a major cause of blockages in pipes and contribute to things like fatbergs and environmental pollution through sewage overflows. “The new rules mean manufacturers now have to label items that can be flushed and it will be an offence to label a product flushable if it does not meet the new standard.” He said Council continued to urge people not to flush anything other than the three Ps. “If there’s no flushable symbol on the packet then don’t flush it, bin it. "When we have blockages, we can isolate an area and send letters to households about what they can or can’t flush.” Mr McCann said this was the case recently when nappies were being flushed.

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Healthy water for all is the ultimate goal

A newspaper article written in 1881 formed part of our background reading for a Council meeting item recently on the future of the Pudding Hill stockwater intake.

But to meet present-day regulations, this water take from the Ashburton River system has to be fish screened, at a cost of between $300,000 and $600,000. This cost would have to be paid by the 181 ratepayers whose property the race system runs through.

The story told how County Councillors of the day travelled three hours by train and then in horse drawn carts to the Pudding Hill stream, where a dam had been built across the river to supply a new network of races that would take vital water down the plains.

This might not be much of a cost to some. But let us remember that the majority of the area serviced by this intake now has alternative water, and those properties without alternatives could very easily be supplied with some minor alterations to present systems.

Officially opening the supply, County Council chairman W. C. Walker said it was important work and one which would confer a benefit on the land through which the water intended to flow.

Over the years, why have people that can, moved away from the system opened in 1881 with much fanfare? The main reason is people want to drink and wash themselves in the cleanest and healthiest water possible.

Some 141 years on this intake is still running.

As a young person I drank water sourced from the house roof. Every so

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often my father would climb into the drinking water tank to clean out the bird dirt that had been washed in during heavy rains and when it did not rain for a while the water race water was pumped in and allowed to settle for a day or so before we started drinking again. At bath time one would know exactly what color the water race was. My father went to great expense to connect all the shed roofs into a large concrete underground tank that allowed the family to drink and wash in much cleaner water - yes, the bird dirt was cleaned manually from the tank when it was low enough. I can clearly remember with great celebration in the early 1980s when a new council piped scheme arrived on our property and finally we had clean, healthy water.

What I find very interesting today is the cleanliness of the water required for stock to drink and to wash dairy sheds and vegetables before they go off the market. People also rightly demand the best water quality. For many years people in Ashburton have wanted more water in the river and for many years I have argued that water-takes like Pudding Hill should be closed. It is well recognised that less than 10% of the water taken is used for its intended purpose. Maybe the cost of installing a fish screen will ultimately relegate the old intake to history and some people will end up with cleaner water as a result. ashburtondc.govt.nz

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Recyclers help kickboxer's trip to Ireland If you’ve recycled a chest of drawers or a bicycle at the Ashburton Resource Recovery Park’s re-use shop recently, then chances are you have helped Ashburton man Ford Gerbes get to the world kickboxing champs in Ireland later this year.

Annual Plan deliberations, Wednesday 15 June, 9am (livestreamed) Council meeting, Wednesday 15 June, 1pm (live-streamed) Council Activity Briefings, Wednesday 22 June, 9.30am Audit and Risk Committee, Wednesday 22 June, 1.30pm (livestreamed)

It is the first of three $2000 donations the re-use shop plans to make to good causes this year.

Ford’s name was put forward for consideration as a recipient after his selection and fundraising efforts were highlighted in the Ashburton Courier community newspaper. He said he was delighted to accept the money, which was a big boost to his fundraising account.

Meetings are at Council Chambers, 137 Havelock Street, unless specified Methven Community Board, Monday 13 June, 10.30am at Mt Hutt Memorial Hall

Ford needs to raise $6400 for his trip with the New Zealand kickboxing team, and was recently donated $2000 from the re-use shop, which is operated by EnviroWaste Services Limited as part of its solid waste management contract with the Ashburton District Council.

Items that are brought into the re-use shop for recycling are sold to the public; items include household furnishings and wares like glasses and mugs which are still in good condition. There are also bicycles, sports equipment and coats.

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Ashburton Water Zone Committee, Tuesday 28 June, field trip ADC's Justin Bloomfield (left) with Ford Gerbes and EnviroWaste's Glen Sole.

Ford rises most days at 3.30am to train before going to work; he trains again later in the day, after spending time with his family. He competes in regular events.

Ford said his own gym work prepared his body for the lateral and explosive movements needed for the sport, which was also about mental toughness.

As well as kickboxing, he competes in mixed martial arts, boxing and mauy thai, which is often referred to as Thai boxing.

He has been doing kickboxing for 11 years and considers himself lucky to be able to compete, especially after surviving a serious car crash.

He also set up a Fight-Fit Fitness gym at the Hampstead Rugby Club grounds two years ago, offering basic fighting drills and circuit fitness training for others. Recently he has started a class for juniors.

People interested in applying for a donation should inquire at the re-use shop at the Ashburton Resource Recovery Park.

Council meeting, Wednesday 29 June, 1pm (live-streamed)

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Ready to enrol in local body elections? With Local Body Elections on the horizon, now's the time to make sure you're ready to vote, by enrolling or updating your details on the Electoral Commission’s vote.nz site. You can also visit the Ashburton Public Library, with staff happy to help with the forms if required. Everyone who's already on the electoral roll will be sent an enrolment update pack in the mail in the first week of July, but if you’re not on the roll then you need to enrol online or pick up an enrolment pack at Council’s Customer Service desk or the Ashburton library. People can also enrol online via vote.nz or by calling 0800 36 76 56.

Local Body elections use a postal voting system with voting packs due to arrive in letter boxes in mid-September. Voting is open from 16 September until 8 October. It's also a good time to start thinking about either standing for election or encouraging someone you know to stand.

When you receive your enrolment pack, check your details are up to date, including your address. If they’re correct, you won’t need to do anything further. If they are incorrect, you should update your details by 12 August. You can do this online using your driver’s licence, passport or RealMe identity.

Nominations for Ashburton District Council and Methven Community Board will open on 15 July and Council is planning a candidate information evening on 19 July. Nominations close on 12 August, with candidate lists confirmed shortly after.

Mayor Neil Brown will be planting London plane trees (Plantanus acerifolia) at seven domains on Monday 27 June. The deciduous tree species has a long life, grows up to 35 metres high and should last several hundred years.

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tour at Tinwald at 9am, then move on to Hinds for a 10am planting, Mayfield at 11am and Mt Somers at 12pm. The planting continues in Methven at 2pm, Rakaia at 3pm and finishes at the Ashburton domain at 4pm.

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People in the various domain communities are welcome to join in. The Queen has had three other major jubilees: silver in 1977, marking 25 years on the throne; golden in 2002, when Princess Margaret and the Queen Mother passed away; and diamond in 2012, when she became the second UK monarch to reach that milestone.

Each tree will have a commemorative bronze plaque with details of the occasion.

The automatic sorting machine at the recycling factory can't pick up lids, they're just too thin or too small. So please keep lids of all shapes and sizes, and all materials, out of your yellow recycling bin.

A pre-election report, covering opportunities and issues facing the Council and the district will be released later in June, to provide critical information for candidates.

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Idiosyncrasies of the English language P

eople often can be found complaining that the English language is failing miserably under the power of technology, adolescent crazes and sharply declining, loose use of grammar. We all use it. Every day. But the foundations on what the language was built on was frayed and confuddling long before any boomers or Gen Zs came along and started shortening words, speaking in tongues and creating new phrases for everyday use. But the argument could be that the English language has long had its perils. Much longer than most of us have been using it too. And it’s even worse when written down. Don’t believe me? Here’s an example.

Matt Markham The soldier decided to desert his dessert in the desert. Three variations of one word, in one sentence. All largely the same, but with very different meanings. Still not convinced? Here’s another. The farm was cultivated to produce produce. Or, how about this: when shot at, the dove dove into the bushes. Actually, I’ll just keep going. There’s plenty of instances where the English language beggars belief with the use of homonyms and homographs.

■■ The bandage was wound around the wound. ■■ The landfill was so full that the workers had to refuse more refuse. ■■ Since there is no time like the present, he thought it was time to present the present to his girlfriend.

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■■ There was a row among those in the boat about who would row. ■■ They were too close to the door to actually close it. ■■ The stag does funny thing when the does are present. ■■ Upon seeing a tear in her painting, the artist shed a tear.

There’s plenty of instances where the English language beggars belief with the use of homonyms and homographs.

■■ A bass was painted on the head of the bass drum. ■■ I did not object to the object he was showing me. ■■ The insurance claim was invalid for the invalid in his hospital bed.

■■ I had to subject the subject to a series of tests. ■■ And how can I intimate this to my most intimate friend. I’d never really thought too much about it until I stumbled across a few examples written

down in front of me and it got me to thinking. Just writing those above made my head hurt, and I’m sure it will have you wondering a little bit more as you read them too. It’s actually quite astounding. If you were to sit back and read them out loud to someone who couldn’t see the written form, they wouldn’t raise an eyebrow, but show it to them in a written form and watch the confusion set in. So, before we ROFL (roll on the floor with languish) about the language that’s used in today’s society, perhaps we need to delve far deeper into history and wonder where it all went wrong to start with. Ideally, I would like to just accept it as being part of life, except I can’t. Oops, there we go again.

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Mt Hutt Memorial Hall 10am, 160 Main Street, Methven. NZ Alpine and Agriculture Encounter, Art Gallery and Hall of Memories. Ashburton Aviation Musuem 1-3pm, Ashburton Airport, Seafield Road.

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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

St David’s Union Church 6am at 48 Allens Road, Allenton. Womens Circuit Training. 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.

9am-2pm at 8 William Street.

Ashburton Ladies Friendship Club 9.45am, Sinclair Centre. Speeches, morning tea, every fourth Wednesday of the month. Wednesday Walk Group 9.30am. Meet on Walnut Avenue on the west side of the Ashburton College Auditorium entrance. 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. 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.

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.

Tuesdays

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

Ashburton Menz Shed 9am-2pm at 8 William Street. St David’s Union Church Walking group meets outside the church at 9.30am, 48 Allens Road, Allenton. 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. Ashburton MSA Petanque Club Competition and social play, all welcome from 1pm at 115 Racecourse Road. R.S.A. Indoor Bowls Weekly social indoor bowls from 1.15pm at the RSA Linton Lounge on Cox Street. Pickleball Ashburton EA Networks Centre from 5-7pm. Paddles are provided. MSA indoor bowls At MSA 7pm start. New members welcome 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. Ashburton Menz Shed

Ashburton Woodworkers Clubrooms at Plains Museum site 1pm - 4pm. Device Drop-In Sessions Free Device Help Sessions at the Ashburton Public Library every Wednesday between 2pm and 4pm. Art Addicts Art Addicts (AA) is the Ashburton Art Gallery’s weekly art space for kids. Donations appreciated. 3 - 4.30pm.

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Ashburton Buffalo Lodge Rooms, Cox Street at 1pm.

Waireka Croquet Club Mahjong, 1pm, club rooms, Phillip Street, Ashburton. Ashburton MSA Petanque Club From 1.30pm at 115 Racecourse Roadn.

Fridays

St David’s Union Church Women’s Circuit training in the hall at 6am, 48 Allens Road, Allenton. Ashburton Community Walking Group Walking for about 30-40 minutes on Mondays and Fridays at 10.30am. Meet Walnut Avenue Pavilion.

Fitz Kidz for pre-schoolers & caregivers 10am, St David’s Union Church, 48 Allens Road, Ashburton.

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

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

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

Last Sun of every month

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

Third Monday of every month

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

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

Saturdays

Monthly

Ashburton’s Winter Market North end of West Street carpark, from 9am. Seventh-Day Adventist Church • 10am, Weekly worship & Bible Study. • 11am, Sabbath singing & Sermon. At Grace Presbyterian Church building, 63 Princess St. Ashburton. All welcome! Ashburton MSA Petanque Club Social play from 1.30pm at 115 Racecourse Road, Ashburton

Ashburton Aviation Museum Ashburton Airport from 10am - 3pm. Ashburton Woodworkers Clubrooms at Plains Museum site 1pm-4pm.

Sundays

Mid Canterbury Badminton Club. 9.30am-11am at the EA Networks Sports Centre.

Second Fri of every month

Ashburton Justice of the Peace JP available for all signing services from 12-2pm. No appointment necessary. No fee. Community House. 44 Cass Street.

Thursdays

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

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

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

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.

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

Every Thurs and Sat

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

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

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

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

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 the worship committee. All are welcome at the Sinclair Centre, Park Street. Grace Presbyterian Church 10am at 63 Princess Street. St David’s Union Church 9.30am at 48 Allens Road, Ashburton. Worship led by Rev Henry Mbambo.

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

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

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.

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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

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

St David’s Union Church

Day of Event: Sunday 12 June 2022 Starting Time: 9.30 am 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: Sunday 12 June 2022 Starting Time: 11.15 am Organisation: St David’s Union Church Nature of Event: Greenstreet Country Service Venue: Staveley Road, Greenstreet, Ashburton Day of Event: Monday 13 June 2022 Starting Time: 6.00 am 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: 14 June 2022 Starting Time: 9.30 am Organisation: St David’s Union Church Event: Walking Group meets outside church Venue: 48 Allens Road Day of Event: Wednesday 15 June 2022 Starting Time: 6.00 am Organisation: St David’s Union Church Nature of Event: Women’s Circuit Training Venue: 48 Allens Road, Ashburton Day of Event: Wednesday 15 June 2022 Starting Time: 9.30 am Organisation: St David’s Union Church Event: Steady As You Go Exercise Group Venue: 48 Allens Road, Ashburton Day of Event: Thursday Date of Event: 16 June 2022 Starting Time: 10.00 am 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 17th June 2022 Starting Time: 6.00 am Organisation: St David’s Union Church Nature of Event: Women’s Circuit Training Venue: 48 Allens Road, Ashburton

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Milestone for coaching duo

rusaders players and fans have double reason to chase another grand final berth when playing the Chiefs in their DHL Super Rugby Pacific game in Christchurch on Friday. The semi-final will be the 100th Crusaders’ game for the coaching pair of head coach Scott Robertson and forwards’ coach Jason Ryan. Assistant coach Andrew Goodman said it was something neither was likely to mention during the week with all the emphasis on the Friday game. But Goodman said he had ‘so much respect’ for the pair since Robertson had given him his coaching opportunity with the side five years ago. “Over the last few years, they’ve become really good friends. We’ve got an awesome work environment here … but there’s a lot of good social times outside of work as well,” he said. However, the side knows they will go

news around that, but we’ll just have to wait and see,” he said. “We’re gutted he hasn’t got the chance to finish the season off with us. He’s been an integral part [of the campaign]. “We all know how hard he works, he’s a great team man, and always bringing a laugh to the boys,” he said. His absence will be felt in the breakdown contest, something they know will be an area they can expect a challenge from the Chiefs after their games earlier in the season. They also kicked well through halfback Brad Weber and first five-eighths Bryn Gatland and they backed that with powerful ball carriers. “Our physicality will have to be right on,” he said. Tom Christie and Corey Kellow will contest the openside role. “Tom was one of our form players through the start of the season, and he’ll be pretty excited by a potential opportunity to get another run out there in the seven jersey.”

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Mid Canterbury’s horse and dog racing action

Out to be Belle of them all, again Matt Markham Smart Mid Canterbury pacing mare Sweet Belle will be out to make it back-to-back wins tonight at Addington. Now trained out of the Ashburton Racecourse by former Rakaia horseman, Gerard O’Reilly the four-year-old mare made a spectacular return to form last week on the Addington surface with a dour performance to grab victory. That came after a string of frustrating efforts earlier in the year, when the daughter of Sweet Lou looked well out of sorts.

“We were having quite a few seasonal issues with her,” O’Reilly said after last week’s win. “But she seems good now and it’s nice to see her back in a bit of form.” The mare, locally-owned by Richard Ashworth, Martin Hickman, Bryan McGirr and Stuart Ashworth, has now won five of her 24 career starts and picked up close to $55,000 in stake earnings. She’ll look to up those numbers tonight when she steps into a similar grade of race, drawn near enough on the front line. If O’Reilly has one of the race’s biggest chances though, then brother Leo isn’t too far behind with his consistent mare, Maren Franco. Fresh-up last week, she was

Sweet Belle will look to make it two wins inside a week at Addington tonight.

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right into contention. The pair are two of three locally trained runners in the race with Raewyn Low lining up the talented Missmollygoodgolly as well with regular pilot, Lawrence McCormick in the sulky. He’ll be looking for race-to-race success tonight with the drive on his father’s trotter, Maui in the race following that of Missmollygoodgolly. The son of Peak was noticed hitting the line strongly in a fresh state at Ashburton on Sunday to finish third and is sure to have taken plenty of benefit from that performance. Off a 10m handicap, he’ll need to make a swift beginning but with any luck looks a leading contender in what is a wide-open trotting affair during the middle stages of the programme.

NZ Metro harness Today at Addington Raceway

R1 SPECTATORS BAR MOBILE PACE $12,500 1980m 16:56 1 9206 Ambleside Drive S Ottley J Curtin 2 44549 Sheza Manipulator K Cox 3 23432 Backburn G Smith 4 50x96 Pat Mach 5 64376 Hikoi Hine K Newman 6 560x No Gee Ess Tee M Williamson 7 34366 Splash Of Crimson S O’Reilly J Dunn 8 70 Flyaway G Thornley 9 47x77 Janarty H Clarke 10 8600 Nadira Franco R Close 11 44353 Violet Knight R2 IRT. YOUR HORSE. OUR PASSION. TROT $12,500 2600m 17:21 1 x0304 Blithe S O’Reilly J Smith 2 48750 Lookslikeatrixter K Hadfield 3 0 Ha’penny Bridge K Butt 4 8x203 Sassy Star 5 266 Emily M Edmonds J Herbert 6 747x8 Paige 7 970x0 Kiwi Heir G Thornley R May 8 x7557 Majestic Whisper J Dunn 9 386x8 With Grace B Orange 10 4 Sebastian Coe T Williams 11 7 Lucinda Hest 12 0x0 Piper Highlander S Iremonger P Wakelin 13 900 A Late Late Pressy R3 SILVERMOON JEWELLERS LADIES’ NIGHT - 8 JULY MOBILE PACE $12,500 1980m 17:49

1 Thetotalpackage T Chmiel B Orange 2 39x32 Dancing Desire K Newman 3 42x34 Secret Cocktail J Dunn 4 33 Bri Express 5 95 David Niven T Williams 6 Beach Hopper G O’Reilly R Close 7 Get Smart G Smith 8 7 Uptown Funk J Curtin 9 0 Amp It Up C Thornley 10 Eastwood Dream R May 11 8 Frankie R4 AVON CITY FORD PACE $14,000 1980m 18:17 1 12154 Maren Franco L O’Reilly L McCormick 2 2174x Missmollygoodgolly S Ottley 3 79111 Kowhai Shadow B Butt 4 89017 Khal Drogo 5 00x51 Sweet Belle G O’Reilly T Williams 6 2674 Peraki Seelster 7 145x8 Eastwood Ideal C Thornley 8 60448 Superstar Legend B Orange 9 11777 Braeview Kelly J Dunn 10 312x3 Smiffy’s Terror R Close 11 2251 Serious Moonlite R5 GARRARDS HANDICAP TROT $13,500 2600m 18:42 1 421x3 Brother Love G Smith P Wakelin 2 12378 Musclynn S McNally 3 x0634 Kahntdoitalone M Williamson 4 46403 Cody Banner 5 78864 Merlot L Newton

R1 The Fitz 2 Sports Bar Sprint $2400 295m Type: C3 11:36 1 77215 Opawa Barns L J Waretini 2 81324 Homebush Fanta J T Mc Inerney 3 38255 Free For All M M Grant 4 41121 Verdun Bale Matt Roberts 5 13685 Goldstar Yankee R L Evans 6 8x817 Cupid’s Day R P Breen 7 x3574 Tammy The Tomboy A H Lee 8 14747 Homebush Cardi J T Mc Inerney 9 886x6 Joyful Tears Matt Roberts R2 mayhounds.org.nz Rehoming Group Dash $2400 295m Type:C3 11:53 1 65271 Homebush Liam J T Mc Inerney 2 88122 Fly High Buddy L J Waretini 3 44258 Sapporo Bale C Roberts 4 51246 Goldstar Clover Steve & Bonnie Evans 5 71878 Smash Jagger M M Grant 6 33623 Sozin’s Queen J T Mc Inerney 7 27533 Goldstar Brynley R L Evans 8 74561 Mitcham Ivan A G Bradshaw 9 886x6 Joyful Tears Matt Roberts R3 Kolorful Kanvas Sprint $2,400 295m Type:C3 12:09 1 14175 Ohoka Torey L J Waretini 2 11626 Beau View Winnie J M Lane 3 15632 Scardiny R P Breen 4 66183 Suck It Up A L Hart

5 23535 Homebush Stasser J T Mc Inerney 6 17868 Ginger Shaw J M Jopson 7 81466 Goldstar Whitsy R L Evans 8 41513 Homebush Peach J T Mc Inerney 9 886x6 Joyful Tears Matt Roberts R4 Amber Cleaning Services Sprint $2700 295m C4 12:26 1 43185 Rebel Boom C Roberts 2 61886 Minter Rise J M Jopson 3 43123 Adobe Derulo Matt Roberts 4 x3224 Taieri Finn R Casey 5 25634 Rose Thorn R P Breen 6 37366 Homebush Chloe J T Mc Inerney 7 323x4 Trousseau J E Dunn 8 78541 Goldstar Warrior R L Evans 9 55734 Amuri Fury J T Mc Inerney 10 16558 Amuri Luck J T Mc Inerney R5 Thursday Place Pick Sprint $2700 295m Type:C4 12:44 1 47632 Goldstar Tookie R L Evans 2 51111 Theroux J E Dunn 3 83777 Pitch Mark A L Hart 4 25152 Taieri Taylee R Casey 5 81466 Amuri Patti J T Mc Inerney 6 75123 Tiggerlong Demon C Roberts 7 37466 Claws In Marvel Matt Roberts 8 15584 Opawa Pip L J Waretini 9 55734 Amuri Fury J T Mc Inerney

6 440x0 Flyin Sid T Chmiel P Davis 7 21391 Madeleine Stowe B Hope 8 x7237 Eurokash J Smith 9 94210 Beyond The Horizon 10 x1967 King Of Love R May 11 93666 Prince Teka K Cameron R Close 12 00x0x Harry Potter L McCormick 13 526x3 Maui A Lethaby 14 79742 Jakarta R6 TRACKSIDE DINING ADDINGTON MOBILE PACE $13,000 1980m 19:07 1 51212 Ruby’s A Delight S O’Reilly J Dunn 2 866x1 Evangalist B Hope 3 3183 Mossdale Mac B Orange 4 22209 Smokin Annie 5 3824 Sophia Bromac 6 0x065 Deja Blue T Chmiel B Butt 7 1x852 Winegum J Morrison 8 25100 Tiger Taylor C Dalgety 9 10123 Ajira K Cox 10 49x61 Woodlea Beaver D van Til 11 0x350 Arabian Blue 12 5x173 Rake R7 HYDROFLOW MOBILE PACE $15,000 1980m 19:33 1 743 Franco Hoffman B Orange K Newman 2 37362 Soundsofcash S Thornley 3 76471 Mikey Maguire G Smith 4 74545 Heisenberg 5 54456 Warloch W House

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Taxman Hail Lucius Tasman Tempest Absolute Dynamite The Cobbler Franco Stefan Apatchofgold The Coalman Best Trio Arden’s Sweetheart Mitsi Gaynor Mop Blitzem Bromac

M Williamson R Close

T Williams 6 75012 Dance Time J Dunn 7 70492 Henry Hubert R8 DUNSTAN HORSEFEEDS HANDICAP TROT $15,000 2600m 19:58 1 135x8 Majestic Jag J Dunn G Thornley 2 83422 Clyde J Morrison 3 2147 Willangus Lad G Smith 4 8332 Repeat Pat 5 61464 Bright Glow K Cameron P Davis 6 21391 Madeleine Stowe 7 x1543 With Ice B Butt M Williamson 8 84594 Tweedledee C Thornley 9 4501 The Dominator R9 LIVAMOL MOBILE PACE $12,500 1980m 20:23 1 730 It’s Me S Thornley G O’Reilly 2 13522 Morrissey B Orange 3 83573 Cab Calloway J Morrison 4 4700 Manzini 5 52726 Get Back R May 6 53464 Greenback Boogie W House G Smith 7 9005x Classey Robin T Chmiel 8 41953 U R The One G Thornley 9 47079 Honour Scroll 10 1722 Taliesin J Dunn 11 75717 Paytons Rock 12 53701 Mongolian Machete M Hill 13 0012x Sharp Lou R10 FIRST DIRECT TAXIS MOBILE PACE $12,500 1980m 20:51 1 25x21 Kikorangi Blue B Butt

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3 21642 Goldstar Shaggy R L Evans 4 71471 Alternate Shot A L Hart 5 66122 Know Ratio G A Cleeve 6 52486 Young Romeo R P Breen 7 42122 It’s Better J & D Fahey 8 42385 Smash Ready M M Grant 9 85718 Penny Jane A L Hart 10 37743 Barbara’s Angel J T Mc Inerney R9 Selwyn-Rakaia Vet Services Stakes $5500 520m Type:C4/5 13:54 1 73628 Epic Cruze J M Jopson 2 56173 Carlos Jewel C Roberts 3 61862 Diamond Warrior M M Grant 4 56237 Goldstar Nolan R L Evans 5 34454 Bahati Bale C Roberts 6 22444 Dembe J & D Fahey 7 14785 Opawa Chrissy J & D Fahey 8 82141 Dalisha Bale C Roberts 9 x4248 Opawa Anita J & D Fahey 10 22764 Know Grizzles G A Cleeve R10 Real Pet Food Rolleston Dash $3600 295m C5 14:11 1 88246 Taieri Missile R Casey 2 16166 Razor Rufus A G Bradshaw 3 16134 Rosehip A L Hart 4 17361 Hilton Headache B C Dann 5 23155 Homebush Archie J T Mc Inerney 6 82147 Romeo J T Mc Inerney

7 17512 Diamond Harmony M M Grant 8 33413 Goldstar Portia R L Evans 9 85718 Penny Jane A L Hart 10 37743 Barbara’s Angel J T Mc Inerney R11 Racing Again 10 June Dash $3600 295mC5 14:32 1 44351 Goldstar Larson R L Evans 2 17215 Anna Jem A L Hart 3 33316 Goldstar Flora R L Evans 4 51432 Amuri Rock J T Mc Inerney 5 48337 Homebush Jethro J T Mc Inerney 6 53514 Fairly Able J & D Fahey 7 87751 Claws In Cobra Matt Roberts 8 7418x Coffee Biscuit J M Jopson 9 85718 Penny Jane A L Hart 10 37743 Barbara’s Angel J T Mc Inerney R12 Rose & Thistle Sprint $2,700 295m Type:C4 14:48 1 24725 Onesie L J Waretini 2 57476 Caesar Lies A G Bradshaw 3 23211 Alhambra J E Dunn 4 76636 Lucas Jewel C Roberts 5 52234 Goldstar Wynter R L Evans 6 623x7 Mighty Mccook J M Jopson 7 87335 Money Bags J T Mc Inerney 8 x6635 Know Baby G A Cleeve 9 55734 Amuri Fury J T Mc Inerney 10 16558 Amuri Luck J T Mc Inerney

J Dunn B Orange J Curtin S Ottley J Morrison T Williams C Dalgety

Matt Markham’s Addington Selections Race 1: Ambleside Drive, Backburn, Violet Knight, Splash Of Crimson Race 2: Sassy Star, Blithe, Sebastian Coe, Majestic Whisper Race 3: Dancing Desire, Bri Express, Secret Cocktail, Frankie Race 4: Sweet Belle, Maren Franco, Smiffy’s Terror, Kowhai Shadow Race 5: Maui, Eurokash, Brother Love, Harry Potter Race 6: Evangalist, Ruby’s A Delight, Ajira, Tiger Taylor Race 7: Dance Time, Henry Hubert, Soundsofcash, Heisenberg Race 8: The Dominator, With Ice, Willangus Lad, Repeat Pat Race 9: Morrisey, U R The One, Payton’s Rock, Cab Calloway Race 10: Absolute Dynamite, Hail Lucius, Kikorangi Blue, Best Trio BEST BET: Dance Time (R7) VALUE: The Dominator (R8)

Today at Addington Raceway

10 16558 Amuri Luck J T Mc Inerney R6 Active Electrical Christchurch Dash $2400 295m Type:C3 13:00 1 34432 Culvie Bun A L Hart 2 36234 Smash Shadow M M Grant 3 73757 Nighthawk Jink Matt Roberts 4 84768 Lonely Toni J T Mc Inerney 5 37468 Young Mase J M Jopson 6 12714 Dave’s Deal L J Waretini 7 63778 Miss Madrid J T Mc Inerney 8 55447 Goldstar Charm R L Evans 9 886x6 Joyful Tears Matt Roberts R7 Steve Anngow Drapes & Blinds Stakes $4000 520m Type:C3 13:18 1 56253 Opawa Conan B C Dann 2 3x286 Goldstar Tanner R L Evans 3 17262 Goldstar Carlito R L Evans 4 55753 Opawa Star J & D Fahey 5 21155 Goldstar Butters R L Evans 6 24344 Peponi Bale C Roberts 7 52161 Calculated Risk A G Bradshaw 8 66523 Longshanks A G Bradshaw 9 x6341 It’s A Babe J & D Fahey 10 36738 Tokyo Bird C Roberts R8 O’Shea’s Public House Sprint $3600 295m Type: C5 13:35 1 14271 Homebush Monkey J T Mc Inerney 2 62337 Simon The Pieman A H Lee

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Ashburton Guardian Thursday, June 9, 2022

Courts hive of activity Matt Markham A huge week of netball steps it up again tonight at the EA Networks Centre when Mid Canterbury Netball’s Premier competition get back onto the court for the second week of round two. In a hectic week for netball organisers and administrators, there’s been plenty to whet the appetite over the past seven days, especially if you’re a fan of representative level matches, but the

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lure of seeing local clubs duking it out on the courts tonight is equally as enticing. Last weekend the EA Networks Centre played host to the Under 16 Tupuranga Championship, which was jointly hosted by Mid Canterbury Netball and Christchurch Netball Centre, with 20 teams from across the mainland in attendance. North Otago, Kaikoura, Nelson, Marlborough, West Coast, South Canterbury, Selwyn, Te Waipounamu and Christchurch all sent teams, while included in the line-up were three local sides who took part in the competition, taking on some very strong teams from up the road throughout the course of the weekend. Christchurch Netball Centre A emerged victorious in the A Grade competition, beating North Canterbury Gold in the final, while the B Grade was taken out by Christchurch Netball Centre Black, who beat their clubmates, White, 24-21 in the final. While that was going on here in Ashburton, up in Christchurch the Mid Canterbury Under 18 side took on their first challenge of the season playing in the annual Queen’s Birthday Weekend tournament. The side endured four losses from their four matches, but what happened on the scoreboard was never the main goal for the side as they look to build as a team for the upcoming Under 18 National Championships, which will also be held in Christchurch. Tonight, there’s plenty to play for across all three premier grades as sides jostle for positions early on in the round. The undefeated Celtic still look the team to beat in Premier

1 and they’ll get the chance to test themselves once again, up against the recently promoted Mt Somers side who celebrated their arrival in the top grade with a win over Southern last week. Southern will square off with Hampstead, who were very impressive last week against United in the late game, while Methven will be out to build some momentum in the opening match of the night when they take on United for the second time this season. In Premier 2, plenty of eyes will be on the Ashburton College A team as they look to bounce back from two defeats last week. They were knocked down to Premier 2 in the promotion/relegation match by Mt Somers on Tuesday night and then felt the full force of Rakaia on Thursday night. Tonight, they’re up against

Hampstead B in the first match of the evening in what should be a really intriguing encounter. Two winners from last week’s first night of the round, Methven and Allenton will square off in the middle game – one which could determine how the early standings fall in the grade, while Rakaia, who made a big impression last week, come up against the Celtic B team in the late match. Premier 3 tonight starts with a big match-up between Ashburton College 10A and Methven Shearmac, both of whom won last week and will be out to take a hold of the competition. Hampstead U18 will take on United in the middle match of the night, while Ashburton College B will look to make it two from two after being relegated when they play Methven Humm in the late match.

Centre Nikita Burton looking for her targets up the court.

Tonight’s games Premier 1

6.15pm: Methven A v United A 7.15pm: Celtic A v Mt Somers A 8.15pm: Hampstead A v Southern A

Premier 2

6.15pm: Hampstead B v Ashburton College A 7.15pm: Methven B v Allenton A 8.15pm: Rakaia A v Celtic B

Premier 3

6.15pm: Ashburton College 10A v Methven Shearmac 7.15pm: Hampstead U18 v United B 8.15pm: Methven Humm v Ashburton College B

Dunlea joins Canterbury set-up Matt Markham There’ll be a distinctly Mid Canterbury feel to this season’s Canterbury NPC squad. Former Mid Canterbury representative player and coach, Craig Dunlea, was this week announced as an assistant coach for this year’s NPC campaign alongside head coach Marty Bourke and fellow assistant, Alex Robertson. Former Canterbury player and All Black, Matt Todd, will also join the coaching group. The 46-year-old was a set piece specialist within the team during last year’s campaign, but will fill the role of assistant forwards coach, set to utilise his intimate knowledge of all things scrummaging. “I’m really excited to get an opportunity to be the assistant coach of Canterbury,” he said. “Being involved with the scrum last year gave me a real insight to the expectation and responsibility the role carriers, with the players, supporters and the region. “I’m looking forward to engaging with Marty, Alex and Matt,

and reconnecting with the players.” Dunlea has had a long involvement with the game of rugby, playing for both the Rakaia and Celtic clubs here in Mid Canterbury. He played four seasons for Mid Canterbury first in 1996 and 1997 and then again in 2008 and 2009, with stints both overseas and for Otago and Southland in the NPC between 2004 and 2005. While his playing record is impressive, Dunlea’s time on the sideline as a coach far exceeds that. After coaching at club level here in Mid Canterbury, he then shifted into the Heartland fold and took charge of Mid Canterbury for two years in 2016 and 2017, before heading up the road to join Lincoln University and then onto the Christchurch Football Club. He was a part of the Canterbury B coaching mix as well, and then also the Crusaders Under 20 team. “I always wanted to be involved in the coaching side of things, it gives you a really good insight and I loved it so wanted to see how far I could take it.” Bourke, who will take over the head role this season was an assistant in 2021.

Craig Dunlea was Mid Canterbury coach in 2016 and 2017. He is currently stateside, coaching Rugby New York in America’s Major League Rugby and will link up with his new team following the completion of that competition.

Robertson has a wealth of Canterbury experience behind him being in charge of Canterbury Colts, Darfield, Ellesmere, Canterbury Under 19, Canterbury Bs and the Crusaders Under 20s,

most with Dunlea alongside him. This year’s NPC will begin in August with Canterbury to kick off their campaign against Manawatu in Palmerston North on Friday, August 5.

14 PUZZLES Puzzles and horoscopes Cryptic crossword 1

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ARIES (Mar 21-Apr 19): You’re skilled at hiding while fully visible, which can be a fun game you play to entertain yourself, a defence mechanism or a tactical strategy. You do this both consciously and unconsciously. TAURUS (Apr 20-May 20): Working in groups isn’t always your favourite, but lately it’s been your most successful mode. Continuing the trend, today you’ll get along with people so easily, teaming up to excellent effect. GEMINI (May 21-Jun 21): Review your financial strategy. One adjustment can make a considerable difference. Relatedly, a few hours of extra work and/or research will give you a competitive edge. CANCER (Jun 22-Jul 22): You know exactly what’s coming up in your life, but you don’t feel completely ready for it yet. Whether it’s a tool or a plan or a team, you’ll make headway, acquiring what you need. LEO (Jul 23-Aug 22): Sleepwalkers abound, as do sleep workers, lovers and more, stumbling oblivious through days and years, moving but not going anywhere. It’s a waste you hate to see. Do you dare sound the alarm? VIRGO (Aug 23-Sep 22): You’re worried if you relax and let things unfold, they’ll fall short. So, you get your hands in there, and before you know it, you’re back to carrying the whole thing. There’s got to be a better way. Find it. LIBRA (Sep 23-Oct 23): You’re usually the peacemaker, so it’s a little unusual, this feeling you get today... like you’d really enjoy sitting back and watching how the drama plays out. Popcorn, anyone? SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 21): Life has a way of rocking the boat, but this is not your first time to sea. You have ways of calming yourself and regulating your activities. You create your own equilibrium. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec 21): You think about what’s right instead of what’s wrong. You certainly don’t mind your opposite type chiming in, though. In fact, someone who’s more worried about things will have valuable insights. CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19): Touch base with the people who matter to you, including loved ones, customers and anyone contributing to the smoothness of society. Your acknowledgment means more than you know. AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 18): You start out having no idea about what might interest you, but you’ll know it when you see it. Before long, the thing that never existed in your world becomes the star your world orbits around. PISCES (Feb 19-Mar 20): People don’t want to say, but if they are not going to say yes wholeheartedly, no is the answer you want. The worst answers are the ones leaving you in limbo .

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PATERSON, Ronald Fenton (Ron) – On 6 June, 2022, peacefully at Rowena Jackson, in his 91st year. Dearly loved husband and best friend for over 69 years of Joyce. Loved father and father-inlaw of Barry and Yvonne, Christine and Tony Deans, Joanne and Marc Steer. Cherished Granddad of Matthew, Aimee; Daniel and Marie, Aaron and Ash; Tom and the late Shane. GreatGranddad of Kip, Makoi and Onyx. Respected brother and brother-in-law of Margaret and Jack Barker (dec), Norma and Ian Robb (dec), Ronnie and Norma Wells, and Betty Gauldie. A service to celebrate Ron’s life will be held at J Fraser & Sons’ Chapel, cnr Esk and Doon Streets, Invercargill on FRIDAY 10 June at 1:30pm followed by private cremation. Messages c/- 148 Herbert Street, Invercargill 9810, or to Ron’s tribute page at frasersfunerals.co.nz/tributes where there is a livestream link to the service.

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• 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

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Netherby 22 Porter Street

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Allenton 71 Racecourse Road Open Home

Allenton 163 Harrison Street

Open Home

Perfect start

What a beauty

Brand new and yours

Hooray to Harrison

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.

Lots of work done here. Solid red brick home that has been renovated to a high standard. The living area has been opened up to introduce more light and ambience. A new kitchen has been installed to further utilise this area. Painting has been done throughout including the three double bedrooms. A spacious separate laundry and a separate toilet.

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.

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.

For Sale Buyers $438,000+ View Sat 11 Jun 9.30 - 10.00am Web pb.co.nz/AU103195

For Sale Buyers $475,000+ View Sat 11 Jun 9.45 - 10.15am Web pb.co.nz/AU101418

For Sale $875,000 View Sat 11 Jun 10.00 - 10.30am Web pb.co.nz/AU91081

For Sale Buyers $680,000+ View Sat 11 Jun 10.15 - 10.45am Web pb.co.nz/AU103325

Netherby 42 Bridge Street

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Ashburton 91 Glassworks Road

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Ashburton 44 Hakatere Drive

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Need a good start

Comfortable and new

Immaculate and private

Spacious home in Hakatere

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.

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.

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.

Definitely plenty of space here for the whole family, and guests! Two large living areas, modern kitchen and bathroom, two toilets, three bedrooms upstairs, master offering sea views and third living space overlooking reserve. Great storage inside and out, one with internal access to home and other located off the reserve.

For Sale Buyers $485,000+ View Sat 11 Jun 10.30 - 11.00am Web pb.co.nz/AU102624

For Sale Buyers $780,000+ View Sat 11 Jun 10.45 - 11.15am Web pb.co.nz/AU95833

Deadline Sale closes 5.00pm Wed 22 Jun 2022 View Sat 11 Jun 11.15 - 12.00pm Web pb.co.nz/AL103462

For Sale Buyers $360,000+ View Sat 11 Jun 12.00 - 12.45pm Sun 12 Jun 11.00 - 11.30am Web pb.co.nz/AU103817

Ashburton 4 Hakatere Drive

Netherby 62 Princes Street

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Hinds 28 Chisnalls Road

Ashburton 113 Taits Road

Price Reduced

Best views in Hakatere

Potential on Princes

Hinds haven - lifestyle section

2.11 ha - Lifestyle masterpiece

Completely renovated inside and out, this four bedroom home offers sea views from the comfort of your living room! Modern, permanent material home, double glazing, new flooring, bathroom and kitchen with open plan living, log fire and internal access double garage. Amazing outdoor living area, fully paved with plenty of space and water feature. Located by a Council reserve.

Ticks all the boxes for a first home or an investment property with a tenant already in place paying $400 a week. • Partially double glazed and insulated top and bottom • Brand new heat pump • Brand new range hood in kitchen • Easy care section • Close to Intermediate, primary schools, shops and not far from town.

If looking to escape town for a rural opportunity that offers space to build your lifestyle paradise then look no further. This 1 acre bareland section is fenced, services to the boundary and provides an affordable building platform with room for a pony or livestock. Let the kids enjoy country lifestyle in a great rural community with good schooling options, amenities and services.

Located in NE Ashburton the rear 2.11-hectare title provides a park like setting with the space and shelter that contribute to a delightful lifestyle with a sense of peace and serenity. Featuring a stylish 300sqm architecturally designed double storey quality home built by Master Builder-Des Millar Construction which is situated on an expansive section with mature established garden.

Deadline Sale closes 4.00pm Tue 14 Jun 2022 View Sat 11 Jun 1.00 - 1.45pm Sun 12 Jun 11.45 - 12.15pm Web pb.co.nz/AU11016

For Sale Buyers $395,000+ View By appointment Web pb.co.nz/AU14077

Deadline Sale closes 12.00pm Thu 23 Jun 2022 View By appointment Web pb.co.nz/AL102279

For Sale Buyers $1,300,000+ View By appointment Web pb.co.nz/AR101013

Ashburton 99 Mitcham Road

Murray Young 027 434 0942

New Listing

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.

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OPEN HOME

Cute As Can Be! 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.

Move in and Relax 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.

83A Trevors Road, HAMPSTEAD

Dulcie Ellis

Phone 027 629 3260

Deadline Sale: Closing 4pm, Wednesday, July 6, 2022 Web ID HU3313859 (unless sold prior) View: Sunday, 11.30am - 12 noon

OPEN HOME

Braebrook Bound 26 Braebrook Drive, NETHERBY

Architecturally designed and built by the vendors makes this the perfect family home. With contemporary colours, modern fittings and quality drapes this home was designed to maximise comfort and style. The open plan family living area has gable ceilings with two skylights to capture the sun and evening night sky. The kitchen is designed with family in mind with workable bench space and breakfast bar. There is a lovely size family lounge to relax in plus an office situated near the living area. A choice of two outdoor areas to relax in, one deck with a built-in barbecue. Four double bedrooms, three with built-in wardrobes, the master bedroom

not too much to maintain Spacious open plan living area with modern kitchen to leave you free to walk around the rural aspects of and appliances. The open plan living area is a great size with sliding this area of town. 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. Clark McLeod Double garage with internal access and auto Phone 027 432 2194 remote for safety. The morning sun appears in the kitchen/ living area and settles in the back of the 3 2 2 property in the evening. Room for the keen gardener to enjoy the benefits Offers over: $640,000 Web ID AUE3271356 of the established garden and vege patches, but View: Saturday, 11.30am - 12 noon

Old Charm, Modern Features 24 Farm Road, ALLENTON

with WIR and en-suite. Main bathroom has a bathtub, shower, vanity and toilet. Separate laundry and a large double garage with a gym/ games room or storage and a bathroom for convenience.

Clark McLeod

Phone 027 432 2194

Offers Over: $725,000 Web ID AUE3279592 View: Saturday, 12.15pm - 12.45pm

Homes like this are sought after in this location on Farm Road in Allenton. This beautiful bungalow offers you three bedrooms, two doubles, one single plus an open plan dining/living room. Walking through the large hallway to a lovely modern kitchen with granite bench tops and ample storage. Double doors opening onto a family size sunny deck. One large bathroom with spa bath, shower and vanity. Separate laundry and separate toilet. You will also enjoy the double glazing throughout, large log fire with ducted heating and new underfloor insulation and a heat pump. You will be very cosy in this home. A good size garage for storage and

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vehicles and off-street parking. Established grounds, easy to maintain and red brick edging complement this charming bungalow.

Dulcie Ellis

Phone 027 629 3260

Price: $530,000 Web ID AUW3306660 View: Sunday, 1pm - 1.30pm

NEW LISTING/OPEN HOME

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 planters boxes and a beautiful large shade tree. Brand new single car garage with off-street parking. The complete package is here on Carters Terrace.

By Negotiation View: Sunday, 2.30pm - 3pm

Web ID AUT3302079

OPEN HOME

Allenton Location

First Home Buyers

55 Tucker Street, ALLENTON

141 Harland Street, TINWALD

By Negotiation View: Sunday, 1pm - 1.30pm

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

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

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.

OPEN HOME

Move in and Relax

Style and Space

88A Alford Forest Road, ALLENTON

20 Westpark Close, ALLENTON

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. Deadline Sale: Closing 4pm Thursday, June 16 Web ID AUW3295356 (unless sold prior) View: Saturday, 10am - 10.30pm

OPEN HOME

Braebrook Beauty! 16 Magnolia Drive, NETHERBY

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. Offers Over: $735,000 Web ID AUE3304970 View: Saturday, 1pm - 1.30pm

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. Price: $865,000 Web ID AUW3183667 View: Saturday, 10.45am - 11.15am

OPEN HOME

Lifestyle Living Close to Town 73 Northpark Road, ASHBURTON

Four double bedrooms, master with ensuite and WIR, plus an office. Open plan kitchen, dining/ living room, separate lounge. Walk-through laundry from the garage with ample storage. A beautiful setting for the family to move to the country. Clad in Oamaru stone, this quality home sits on 1ha in a great location. Double garage with internal access plus an additional double garage. View to see all the wonderful features! Offers Over: $980,000 Web ID ALE3296860 View: Saturday, 1.45pm - 2.15pm

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UNDER CONTRACT

Methven 26 Alford Street

Methven 132B Forest Drive

Loaded with potential

Opportunity here for young families, investors, keen gardeners, and lovers of character! This solid weatherboard, 100sqm two-bedroom home is situated on an established, sun-soaked 809sqm (more or less) section.

Deadline Sale (unless sold prior) 2pm, Wed 15 Jun 2022 View Sat 11-11.30am or by appointment Fee Ensor 021 705 014 fee.ensor@bayleys.co.nz

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Why build when you can buy!

Tucked away on a private 636sqm (more or less) back section, sits this four bedroom home. As you walk in the picturesque main entrance, you are greeted by sun-soaked spacious interiors, with an open plan kitchen, dining and living area.

Price by Negotiation View by appointment Fee Ensor 021 705 014 fee.ensor@bayleys.co.nz

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Methven 7-9 Methven Chertsey Road Excellent investment opportunity The Central Apartments are one of the few highquality accommodation options in the heart of Methven. Built in 2006, the Central Apartments offer six, two-bedroom units in total, all with private decks and views of Mt Hutt.

1,952sqm

Easy build Camrose Estate section

810sqm

Price by Negotiation View by appointment Fee Ensor 021 705 014 fee.ensor@bayleys.co.nz

Sitting in the heart of Camrose Estate is this flat and easy build 810sqm (approximately) site. Build your dream home to capture all-day sun and maximise the mountain view corridors.

Price by Negotiation View by appointment Fee Ensor 021 705 014 fee.ensor@bayleys.co.nz

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Methven Lot 223 Camrose Estate 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.

Methven Lot 84 Camrose Estate

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Methven The Lodge, 1 Methven Chertsey Road 676sqm

Hotel, restaurant and bar

2,020sqm

Price by Negotiation View by appointment Fee Ensor 021 705 014 fee.ensor@bayleys.co.nz

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Accommodation in 19 studio rooms Freehold going concern Conference room 2,020sqm (more or less) land area

A prime opportunity in our year round destination

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Methven 13 Memorial Crescent

Methven Lot 2, 33 Main Street

All the hard work is done

805sqm

The best of town and country

4,012sqm

This generous sun-soaked 805sqm (approximately) section in Camrose estate is titled, development levy paid and is ready to go. Plans have been approved for a four bedroom 220sqm home on the section, all you need to do is call a builder.

Price by Negotiation View by appointment Fee Ensor 021 705 014 fee.ensor@bayleys.co.nz

Only a 500m stroll to the town centre, this perfectly located 4,012sqm section (subject to final survey and title) sits on the entrance to the stunning township of Methven. Town services are to the boundary.

Price by Negotiation View by appointment Fee Ensor 021 705 014 fee.ensor@bayleys.co.nz

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OPEN HOME

Methven

Allenton

OPEN HOME

2 Talbot Place

55 Harrison Street

Deadline Sale (unless sold prior) 2pm, Thu 16 Jun 2022 View Sat 12.30-1pm or by appointment Maree Firth 027 542 1364 maree.firth@bayleys.co.nz

Deadline Sale (unless sold prior) 2pm, Thu 9 Jun 2022 View Sat 10-10.30am or by appointment Maree Firth 027 542 1364 maree.firth@bayleys.co.nz

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Alpine charm

Heart of Allenton

A charming holiday home or perfect first home is the ideal property, beloved for the last 20-plus years, it is time for a new owner. Three double bedrooms (two downstairs, one upstairs), master featuring an ensuite, all have built-in wardrobes. The modernised open plan kitchen flows easily to the lounge and dining area, heated by a log fire that is on wetback.

Located in the heart of Allenton, a short stroll to the bustling Allenton Shopping Centre and close to the popular Allenton School and preschool. This modern three-bedroom home was built in 2017 and is attractive and inviting. With a lovely open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area, the home is located on a rear private section with a sliding door giving access to the sunny deck and private yard.

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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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NEW LISTING

Mayfield Lot 2 Arundel Rakaia Gorge Road 4,575sqm

Asking Price $510,000 View Sat 10.45-11.30am or by appointment Mike Preston 027 430 7041 mike.preston@bayleys.co.nz Simon Sharpin 027 631 8087 simon.sharpin@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 being 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 ensure fantastic views to the mountains.

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

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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