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As community outrage mounts over the closure of the Allenton PostShop and Kiwibank outlet, New Zealand Post has moved to reassure customers postal services will remain in Allenton.

But New Zealand Post has stopped short of confirming exactly what services it would continue to offer, how and where from.

Allenton’s PostShop and Kiwibank branch will close in the coming weeks, news which prompted an angry response from many in the community, concerned about how the town’s one remaining PostShop would handle the change.

But Jon Andrews, New Zealand Post general manager franchise and agency network, said yesterday they were committed to continuing to provide services in the Allenton area, including a PO Box lobby for PO Box customers, an ATM and most postal services.

“It’s too early to say exactly what services will be provided or where they will be provided over and above the ones we have mentioned.

“It depends on how successful the search

for a suitable replacement business is and what is agreed.”

Allenton PostShop and Kiwibank owner Brian Collins will shut the doors in a few weeks after New Zealand Post and Kiwibank told him about four weeks ago they were pulling out of Allenton. For a man who wanted to retire and had been trying to sell the business, it left him with no option but to close.

Posts on the Guardian’s Facebook page yesterday indicated people were not happy with the move and yesterday, Mr Collins didn’t even have time to come to the phone he was so busy, with many loyal customers coming in to offer support. Some even offered to start a petition.

Mr Andrews said New Zealand Post would communicate with its customers about progress. “The branch is closing because the owners are retiring.

“Since being informed of this, New Zealand Post has looked for a suitable local business to provide services on our behalf, but we have not found one within the timeframe. We will continue to look. The result of this search will determine where and how services will be provided in the future.”

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Jennifer Lawrence’s ideal man The ideal man for Jennifer Lawrence must love reality TV and musn’t be afraid to fart in front of of the Oscar winner.The Hunger Games star, who is reportedly dating Coldplay frontman Chris Martin, says she’s not into flashy guys who love to party, insisting her perfect date night is one spent on the couch in front of the TV. “I would just rather have somebody that has the same taste in reality TV ... isn’t afraid to fart in front of me ... I’d rather have just a peaceful time, “ Lawrence has told Vanity Fair magazine. “(Those relationships) are deeper because you can be your true self with somebody, and somebody can be their true self with you,” she said. And she’d rather leave the drama on a film set, adding: “I don’t like fighting, and I find argumentative people the most annoying people on the planet ... It’s just unattractive.” The Oscar-winning actress spoke about her perfect date during an exclusive interview with Vanity Fair magazine,

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Snoring likely to be in your genes There’s bad news for the children whose parents keep them awake at night snoring – they are more likely to follow in their parents’ footsteps and be noisy sleepers too. Children whose parents suffer from obstructive sleep apnoea – of which snoring is a major symptom – have a much higher chance of having the condition than children whose parents do not, according to new research from Otago University which has found a genetic link. Obstructive sleep apnoea is a sleep breathing disorder that occurs when the muscles in the back of the throat close off the airway during sleep.

But as well as keeping the family awake all night, sleep apnoea can affect a child’s learning at school by hindering their ability to retain information, making them more sleepy during the day and more prone to developing cardiovascular issues such as hypertension later in life.

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The producers of Downton Abbey and a Kiwi-based Emmy Award-nominated writer have united to create a major crime series set in New Zealand. The “darkly eccentric” drama, developed for the BBC and provisionally titled Bay of Plenty, will follow a London detective’s move to Rotorua with her husband and kids. The series, with six to eight episodes, was conceived by the creative director of Kiwi company Libertine Pictures, novelist and screenwriter Neil Cross. He has worked on the BBC’s Doctor Who, Spooks and Luther – for which star Idris Elba of The Wire fame won a Golden Globe.

Pink Floyd’s first studio album in two decades will be without estranged ex-member Roger Waters, but one vocalist from the last record is staying on – physicist Stephen Hawking.

Song credits leaked on to the internet of Pink Floyd’s The Endless River – one of the year’s most eagerly anticipated new albums, out November 7 – list a song with the acclaimed scientist entitled Talkin’ Hawkin’. Hawking, who is paralysed due to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also appeared on the conceptual rock legends’ last album, The Division Bell.

On the 1994 album’s song Keep Talking, Hawking’s computerised voice begins by saying: “For millions of years, mankind lived just like the animals. Then something happened which unleashed the power of our imagination.”

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Neighbours offer $20,000 peace deal Neighbours of the Ashburton Art Gallery and Heritage Centre involved in a side agreement for residents-only parking have offered the district council a way out of a dispute that might yet end up in the High Court.

They have asked the council to acknowledge a series of matters associated with the project’s resource consent application – and for $20,000 plus GST towards their costs.

In a letter to the council, facility neighbour and Argyle Welsh Finnigan partner Alister Argyle says the affected neighbours do not want to be forced to start proceedings in the High Court.

Instead, they would be prepared to settle if the council agreed to sign an acknowledgement covering a series of points, including: - that the neighbours had every right to protect their position by initially pursuing their appeal to the Environment Court; - that the neighbours have been wrongly and unfairly blamed by the council for time delays and cost over-runs of the project; - that Mr Argyle and the late Laurence Cooney told the council, twice, that the facility would cost more than estimated, that the building’s design was inadequate and that there were alternatives – and that the council rejected the warnings; - that the council will shield air conditioning equipment on the roof; - that the council acknowledges the residents co-operated over aspects of the project, including allowing construction activities outside the agreement; - that the full submissions by Mr Argyle and Mr Cooney of 2012 be put before those reviewing the over-run costs; - and that the council pay $20,000 plus GST towards the neighbours’ costs.

In the letter, Mr Argyle says the neigh-

bours will agree to removing the requirement for the council to establish residentsonly parking in the area – a “substantial concession by the neighbours” – if the council makes the acknowledgement.

That concession would be the latest twist in a dispute that has its roots in the council’s 2011 application for consent to build the museum and art gallery on the corner of West Street and Wills Street.

A group of neighbours appealed to the Environment Court and subsequent mediation led to a side agreement that when public events are held, there would be residents-only parking in parts of the streets.

The neighbours agreed to withdraw their appeal on the back of that agreement – but it was left in tatters when the council decided in August that residentsonly parking on Cameron and Wills streets was scrapped.

In the letter, Mr Argyle says the neighbours withdrew their appeal on the assumption they were “dealing with a council which was honourable and could be relied upon to perform its part of the deal”.

Legal advice also suggested the council would “face a claim for damages to which it does not have a defence” if the agreement was not given effect, he says in the letter.

Contacted late yesterday, Mayor Angus McKay and council chief executive Andrew Dalziel indicated they could not discuss the letter before it was discussed by the council.

Mr Dalziel confirmed he would produce a report for councillors to consider at their October 30 meeting.

It would be made as public as the parking bylaw had been but the prospect of legal action meant the offer would likely be discussed in the public excluded part of the meeting.

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Inflatable fun on the water Millie Jones, 2, shared some fun on the inflatable at the Ashburton Community Pool yesterday with big sister Zoe. The pool has been doing a good trade these school holidays, with good admission and strong enrolments in its holiday programme, Learn to Swim

co-ordinator Stacey Hoets said.

After these holidays, it’s likely the only holidays left to enjoy a swim at the Ashburton Community Pool will be the Christmas holidays, due to the new EA Networks Centre being scheduled to open around March/ April.

The Art of Holding a Great Conversation The art of conversation comes easy to Arthur Junqueira Verardo, thanks to an intensive English Language course at Aoraki Polytechnic.

Arthur came to New Zealand in April to play a season for the Geraldine Rugby Club.

The Brazilian started the four week programme speaking only a few phrases of English. Upon graduation he can hold a great conversation.

“The course was also good for me because on a farm there are only the cows to talk to,’’ he joked.

Even he was surprised at his success.

“When I started I could only say a few things – like where to get food.

Now I’m able to have a real conversation.

“The course was great for me. It taught me a lot about English grammar and how to understand the Kiwi accent. The teachers were very kind and supportive.

“I also made a lot of friends. I met people from all over the world and from many different cultures.’’

He is currently living with a friend on a farm in Geraldine.

Back home, the 24-year-old has a business management degree and works in the field of human research. His newly learned English language skills would prove invaluable in his job.

“I work with huge companies all over the world. I really need to be able to speak English.

“And all the people my age in Brazil can speak English. Everything seems to be in English, like the internet (for example).’’

Arthur came to New Zealand after meeting a Kiwi while playing rugby in Brazil. He has loved his time here, and as a bonus his rugby team came third in the competition.

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■ THEFT

Farmers urged to share theft info

By Erin TaskEr

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A victim of a string of recent thefts from Mid Canterbury farms is calling on farmers to unite and share information, in order to catch or stop those responsible.

The Guardian has spoken to two farmers who had been hit by the thieves, but neither wanted to be named due to fears of being hit again, such was the extent of concern among farmers.

One of those farmers, from Lagmhor, did supply photos captured by security cameras in his yard overnight on Monday though, which show two people in a four-wheel-drive enter the

property and take a number of items including a welder, fuel, tools and a compressor.

“It was a moonlit night so they came in without their lights on, so maybe they didn’t see the warning signs about the cameras,” the farmer said.

Photos from those cameras were also shared on various Facebook pages yesterday in the hope of catching those responsible.

“It’s interesting, they left a quad bike and some other pretty valuable stuff but I don’t think they turned the lights on so they were pretty much stumbling around in the dark seeing what they could find,” the farmer said.

Police attended the scene and took a report, but the farmer is urging farmers to help themselves.

He wants farmers to come together and network, and share information between each other and contractors; they might be

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able to help put an end to the current trend of rural thefts.

A Winchmore farm manager, who also didn’t want to be named, said farmers were now doing that. His and neighbouring farms were hit last week.

He said on the farm he worked,

the offenders went down a long tanker track and took items including a small truck, two motorbikes and a waterblaster.

The thefts weren’t noticed straight away but they’d proven a real inconvenience. The truck they used for carrying milk and feeding calves was the biggest loss.

“We just assumed it was at the other end of the farm because it’s quite a big farm, but when we couldn’t find the truck we started looking and found more and more gear missing,” he said.

Rural residents are urged to be on alert and pass on information about any suspicious behaviour, to police.

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Blood moon delight Mid Canterbury residents were treated to a rare sight on Wednesday evening, with a lunar eclipse turning the moon a dark shade of red.

Dubbed a blood moon, the spectacle occurs when the moon passes behind the Earth and into its shadow.

Rangitata resident Kerri-Anne Eason

captured this image, and said she stayed up to watch the event with her son and daughter.

The eclipse began at 9.17pm, with the total eclipse visible from shortly before 11.30pm and lasting for an hour.

The sight will not return to New Zealand skies until 2018.

Little confirms bid to be Labour leader Leadership hopeful Andrew Little would be the first List MP to lead Labour if he is successful in his bid, but says that is not necessarily damaging to his chances.

Mr Little is the last into Parliament on Labour’s List and has now been beaten twice in the New Plymouth seat by National’s Jonathan Young, who increased his majority from 4000 to 10,000 this election.

Mr Little conceded that was not a good look but the seat had swung to National long ago back in the 1990s. “I beat myself up for a period about that. I’ve kind of got past it. We’ve got a big task ahead of us in terms of rebuild and I think a List MP who doesn’t have the extra responsibilities of electorate and

constituency work is freed up a little more to pick up those challenges. So I don’t think it’s an impediment and it’s potentially an advantage.”

Mr Little said his background as party president meant he was the best option to unite the party and caucus and win back voters. Mr Little took care not to directly criticise David Cunliffe or Grant Robertson. However, he indicated leadership and morale were issues. He said talk of factions and splits within Labour’s caucus were exaggerated.

“But I do know having now had three years in that caucus and from feedback, we operated as 34 individuals in the last three years and we don’t want to operate as 32 individuals for the next three.”

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■ CRICKET IN CRISIS

Lack of numbers forces changes

By Jonathan Leask

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Cricket in Mid Canterbury is in crisis.

Player numbers have dropped again and the continued downward trend has seen the death of the local third grade competition, and the problem is not just Mid Canterbury’s.

“All districts are in crisis with player numbers,” Mid Canterbury Cricket director of cricket Garfield Charles said.

“Every time we go to the national districts meeting the story is the same.”

Arguably the country’s most popular summer game is now failing across the country with the number of children playing the game in gradual decline across the board.

In Mid Canterbury, numbers were down across all the grades, particularly in the middle age

group which had created a problem. Third grade had 13-yearolds playing with and against 18-year-olds which Mr Charles said “wasn’t ideal for their development” and something had to be done.

“We had to make the decision as to whether we lose junior players or lose older players.”

The decision was made to put the faith in the future players and third grade has been replaced by a year 9 and 10 combined MidSouth Canterbury competition, an idea that had been floating around for a few years.

“It solved one issue but created another problem in what to do with the players in between the year 9 and 10 teams and the 1st XI.” If a player is too old for the year 9 and 10 teams, and isn’t eligible or selected for the Ashburton College 1st XI, they can make the jump into senior crick-

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et or be lost to the game.

Either way Mr Charles said Mid Canterbury Cricket were likely to lose players and opted to bank on building for the future, fostering the juniors who can then feed through to the senior ranks.

Below the new grade, there are just four teams in each of the fourth, fifth and sixth grades.

With fewer players coming

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What’s a flowrider?

By erin tasker

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Ashburton man Phill Hooper has taken the idea of a flowrider for the EA Networks Centre to the next level – he’s opened a Facebook page dedicated to the cause.

The page was created yesterday morning and by mid-afternoon had more than 400 likes, but he’s hoping for 10 times that number to make the Ashburton District Council to take notice.

A flowrider is like a small wave simulator on which people can surf, or boogie board, and to Mr Hooper it’s something that would be fun for the whole family.

He knows he’d pay to go and watch his kids have a go, and he’d have a go himself.

If a flowrider was to be installed as part of the new complex, it would be a New Zealand first. There’s currently none in New Zealand and if Ashburton had one, it would make the town somewhere people would want to go.

“It’s a destination and people would come from all around to have a crack at it,” Mr Hooper said.

Mr Hooper said the Facebook page was to gauge public feeling and reaction and if it proved popular, the idea could be taken to council.

“But it’s also to let them see exactly what it (a flowrider) is,” he said.

The Facebook page includes many photos and videos of a flowrider being used.

“It’s not easy; it’s a challenging thing to do,” he said. “I just look at the likes of the lazy river which is included in the complex, and in this country we have a

real problem with obesity… how is a lazy river going to help that?”

The Ashburton District Council isn’t ruling out a flowrider. Council’s sports facilities manager Steve Prescott said next month residents would be surveyed about including a hydroslide at the new complex; support for a flowrider could be gauged at the same time.

To support the flowrider campaign go to the Facebook page Flowrider 4 Ashburton.

through the grades, the rejuvenation of senior ranks hasn’t been happening as players drop off the top end, leading to Fairfield and Collegiate folding from the senior competition in the past three seasons and the rest scratching around for players.

“It’s just reality these days that people are busy.

“For a lot of people Saturday is just another working day

now,” Mr Charles said.

The senior competition remains a six-team competition this summer although Tech has gone from having two teams to only one while Lauriston, who were struggling to field one team three years ago, now has two teams – bolstered by the demise of third grade.

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Coffee spot provides company

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Those suffering from loneliness or just in need of a chat can pop into a newly created coffee corner at the Ashburton Salvation Army family store.

Building on the church’s links with the community, family store staff have created the corner to fill a need.

Store manager Maria Macdonald said she recently attended a Salvation Army managers’ seminar where there was discussion on creating such spaces. People can now pop in to not only browse among items in the op shop, but stop for a coffee at the same time. A hot water urn and tea and coffee is provided, along with comfy couches and chairs. People can pay a gold coin donation if they wish, and fill out a visitors’ book.

Mrs Macdonald said the store was a busy one, with over 100 people visiting each day during the opening hours of 9.30am to 4.30pm weekdays. The store also opens 10am to midday on Saturdays. Mrs Macdonald hoped many would take up the opportunity to have a coffee and chat with staff.

The area had been created by moving linen from a corner near the counter to another area of the shop.

Community ministries manager Judith Lilley said talking at the coffee corner could also be a way to pick up other needs a person may have, such as help from the community foodbank.

The Methven Volunteer Fire Brigade was called out shortly after 1pm yesterday to a truck fire on the Methven Highway. It was out on arrival.

On Wednesday the Ashburton Volunteer Fire Brigade was called out twice. They attended a tractor fire on Dromore Methven Road at midday, and a medical assistance call later that afternoon.

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Enjoying a coffee at the newly created coffee corner at Ashburton’s Salvation Army family store are (from left) community ministries manager Judith Lilley, customer Bev Mitchell and store manager Maria Macdonald.

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Fluoride not subject to Medicines Act fluoride must be subject to the Medicines Act. Justice Collins said in his judgment he would not get in to the efficacy and safety of fluoridation.

“The efficacy and safety of fluoridation of water is a topic that engenders strong debate and disagreement.

“There has been a raft of litigation over the introduction of fluoride to domestic water supplies in New Zealand and many other western countries. How-

ever, I do not have to address those issues in this proceeding.”

He focused on whether or not fluoride could be defined as a medicine.

He said the dose of fluoride added to domestic water was so low it could not be considered a medicine in that context. “...when fluoride is added to domestic water at the authorised levels, it falls outside of the definition of “medicine” in the Act,” he said.

He said that if fluoride were

to be added to domestic water supplies in concentrations of 10 mg per litre or more, it would be defined as a medicine.

Justice Collins described New Health’s arguments and “legitimate ... in the public interest” and decided to waive costs.

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■ SPENDING HABITS CHANGE

Video games out, spades and cider in Kiwi households are spending their money on spades, pets, and packaged leaf salad, but are no longer as likely to purchase indoor plants, tennis racquets and video cameras.

Statistics New Zealand today released the latest review of the consumers price index (CPI), which gives an insight into what households across the country are purchasing.

The CPI basket is made up of 709 items, which are used to measure the rate of price

A 20-year-old Ashburton man was arrested on Wednesday night for male assaults female. He was taken through to Christchurch to appear in the Christchurch District Court.

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Fluoride added to domestic water supplies is not subject to the Medicines Act, the High Court has found.

In a judgment delivered today, Justice David Collins found when fluoride was added to domestic water supply at a concentration of 1.5 milligrams per litre it could not be defined as a medicine.

New Health New Zealand Inc, an anti-fluoride group, had taken on the Attorney General in the High Court, arguing

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change of goods and services purchased by households.

The basket is reviewed by Statistics New Zealand every three years, to ensure it remains representative of household purchases.

In the latest review, 15 new items have been added to the basket and 12 have been removed.

New items in this year’s CPI basket included cider, spades, frozen prawns, plywood and packaged leaf salad, prices

manager Chris Pike said.

Dog adoptions, kittens and dog licences were also new to the basket this year, as the scope of the CPI has been extended to include pets.

Because of declining expenditure, items such as men’s tracksuit bottoms, squash club membership, indoor plants, tennis racquets and video game hire have removed from the basket.

Video cameras and e-book readers have also been removed.

Mr Pike said this may be because people are using their mobile phones and tablets for reading and shooting video.

As well as reviewing basket items, their relative importance in household spending was also reviewed.

Since the 2011 review, the relative importance of housing and household utilities has increased, reflecting increased spending on housing rentals, property rates and related services and household energy.

Rotorua can expect an influx of revenue, employment and exposure when it becomes the setting for the BBC’s next major crime series. Carnival, the producers of Downton Abbey and Libertine Pictures have combined to create the drama series, which will explore “the beauty, eeriness and dark underbelly” of Rotorua.

Provisionally titled Bay of Plenty, the series is created by Libertine’s Kiwi-based creative director and multi-award winning film and TV writer Neil Cross. It will be shot primarily in Rotorua and the Bay of Plenty, with filming expected to get underway in the second half of 2015.

- APNZ

Cyrus loves Waiheke Pop music’s enfant terrible, who engaged in twerking, crotch grabbing and an obscenity-littered dialogue with the audience at her concert last night, kept a decidedly more sedate and grown up pace on Waiheke Island yesterday. Miley Cyrus, 21, enjoyed a sophisticated lunch at the Oyster Inn, a walk around the herb gardens at Mudbrick Vineyards, and a friendly encounter with two family alpacas in the home of longtime Waiheke resident Max Walker, who played tour guide. “Miley was just lovely,” Walker said. “So fun and friendly.

And she loved Waiheke. Cyrus left New Zealand last night for Melbourne for the Australian leg of her tour.

- APNZ

Helicopter hell The family of a pilot who has been missing since his helicopter disappeared near Nelson two days ago are going through hell, his uncle says. Damian Webster was flying from Karamea on the West Coast to Nelson on a maintenance mission on Tuesday when his Robinson 44 disappeared. Intensive aerial and ground searches of a small area in the Kahurangi National Park have so far revealed no sign of the chopper.

- APNZ

World acclaim A New Zealand restaurant has been voted in the top five best fine-dining establishments in the world. Auckland institution The French Cafe, run by husband and wife team Creghan Molloy Wright and Simon Wright, have placed fourth in the 2014 Travelers’ Choice Restaurant Awards, based on reviews by millions of TripAdvisor users. It serves contemporary European cuisine.

- APNZ

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■■BIODIVERSITY FUND

In brief

Taking care of pest business A predator trapping programme under way at the Maori Lakes has been made possible with the support of Ashburton District Council’s Biodiversity Fund.

Forest and Bird received around $1700 for the project, which is part of the Arawai Kakariki wetland restoration programme led by the Department of Conservation.

Forest and Bird member Edith Smith says the funding is helping to protect birds, liz-

ards and other wildlife that live in the lake environment at the Hakatere Conservation Park.

“We have been monitoring the Ashburton Lakes area for over 25 years and noticed fluctuations in the numbers of native bird populations,” Mrs Smith said.

“Information gathered by the Department of Conservation showed that predation was a problem for the native wildlife in the area.”

In the past 12 months more

than 160 predators have been trapped that would otherwise have destroyed wildlife in the area.

Biodiversity working group chairperson Alan Totty hopes more community groups will come forward with applications for biodiversity funding and make use of the support available.

“There are many community groups that do an exceptional job caring for our district’s biodiversity and these funds help

make it possible for projects that people are passionate about happen,” he said.

The council provides an annual grant of up to $5000 per project each year to help fund biodiversity initiatives that protect and enhance native plants in the Ashburton District.

The next biodiversity grants funding round will start on October 14.

Visit www.ashburtondc.govt. nz/grants for more information or to apply.

■■REVIEW

Top times with touring Topp Twins For many in the audience it had been a long wait. They had held on to tickets from the cancelled 2013 tour of the Grand Ole Topp’ry and were mighty pleased they had.

The Ashburton Trust Event Centre hosted the sell-out 2014 show on Wednesday evening and a rollicking good ole time was had by all.

Modelled on the Nashville Grand Old Opry and radio country music shows, Jools and Lynda Topp appeared as various characters throughout the evening, singing and entertaining with their anticipated off the cuff banter and raunchy one liners.

Familiar character Ken introduced tour artist Tammy Wire Netting and the show was off to a cracking good start with the well known Stand On (I suspect he really meant By) Your Man. Tammy Wynette would have been happy with the rendition.

As always, the gingham clad twins elicited much laughter from the audience but it was possibly new hillbilly characters Jeremiah and Luke Buck from Waimate who won greatest favour.

Keeping huge buck teeth intact while singing was surely quite an achievement, not to mention maintaining control as Lynda directed certain sections of the audience to follow her choreographed moves. I’m hopeful that Fred enjoyed every moment of stardom as he daintily pranced and pirouetted in front of us all.

Joining the Topps were a select group of the finest country music artists we could wish for.

Tami Neilson, New Zealand’s award winning female country artist, demonstrated why we are indeed blessed to have her in this country. A stunning performance of tracks from her latest album Dynamite, confirmed without any doubt why

Smoke bomb surprise A box containing an old train set - and what was believed to be a corroded mortar bomb - triggered a major police callout in central Dunedin yesterday. The drama ended when the bomb - later identified as a smoke bomb from the 1970s - was removed and detonated at a safe place by the Christchurch-based army bomb disposal unit. Dunedin Hospice Shop manager Cat Callanan was sorting through recycled metal when she came across a “lovely old train set” in a box. A staff member identified it as a bomb and called police.

- APNZ

Hone’s votes cut The number of votes for Mana leader Hone Harawira has been cut by two after a recount in the Te Tai Tokerau seat. The Electoral Commission released the results of the recount yesterday, reporting “minor variations” to the official result published on Saturday.

Votes for Labour’s Kelvin Davis rose from 9710 to 9712, and Mr Harawira’s votes fell from 8971 to 8969. Maori Party candidate Te Hira Paenga’s total rose from 2565 to 2579. None of the changes affected the election outcome.

Critical injuries A man was found in a critical condition in a car park beneath the Durham Street over-bridge in Christchurch yesterday. Police said emergency services were at the scene shortly after 1.15pm. The man has been taken to Christchurch Hospital with a number of injuries, police said. Police are investigating the incident. Anyone who may have witnessed the incident was asked to contact Christchurch police on (03) 363 7400 urgently.

Alternatively information can also be provided anonymously via Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

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she holds top ranking in her field.

To have Cam Luxton perform in his home area was magic.

This young man has places to go in the future and has already secured the 2014 Gold Guitar award.

His rendition of The Old Rugged Cross was tear jerking and performed faultlessly.

Combining with Phil Doublet who will accompany him to Nashville in the near future, Disappointing You, was yet another opportunity for Cam to demonstrate a class act.

Phil Doublet too is a highly respected and well known New Zealand performer able to make a ukulele sing on its own. His rendition of Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah was sensitive and I

was so pleased he added the falsetto at the end as I had anticipated those notes throughout the entire song.

Performing for the first night on this tour was Auckland’s Marian Burns…fiddler extraordinaire. Marian entered the stage absolutely buzzing with excitement and took control of the situation with amazing stamina and passion.

The Berry Award, the highest award given in NZ entertainment, is bestowed upon someone who has given a lifetime of excellence in their field and it was evident that Marian was a very worthy recipient of this award in 2012.

A show such as this always demands a top class backing band and the Topp Twins are

fortunate to have Dave Khan and Ben Woolley along for the road trip. Never over bearing in their performance, they added the necessary texture to whatever was being performed.

Lighting, visual effects and sound were all part of a well oiled machine and the show can surely only continue to be the success that it was on Wednesday.

Drawing the evening to a close, the audience was invited to join in well known songs The Gambler and Wagon Wheel, then with the accompaniment of happy humming we wended our way out into the darkness.

A Topp night for sure.

Reviewed by Moyra Whiting

Nine excited Dunedin Polytechnic students will fly to Japan on Sunday after being selected to represent the polytechnic at Shanghai Fashion Week. Seven fashion students will showcase their collections, each made up of three outfits, while two communication design students will attend and photograph the collections and the week. The fashion students are Daniel Kwok, Simone Watson, Lucy Anderson, Jessie Wong, Duncan ChambersWatson, Michaela Poots and Meg O’Connell with communication design students Laura Benjamin and Jamie Russell.

- APNZ

Party vote lost One of few bright spots for the Labour Party on election night was hanging on to the party vote in Dunedin North. But special votes have overturned its 24-vote lead in Dunedin North, Labour losing to National by 155 votes in the final count confirmed last Saturday.

The result underscores Labour’s lost connection with provincial New Zealand. Outside Auckland, Labour did not win the party vote anywhere, apart from Maori seats.

Combined with the Green Party, however, the Labour-Green bloc in Dunedin North received more than 19,000 votes.

- APNZ

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Officer quits after tasering

■ HOLIDAY PROGRAMME

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A Timaru police officer who displayed “excessive use of force” when tasering a man in front of his children later resigned from the police, Assistant Police Commissioner Allan Boreham revealed yesterday.

An Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) report has asked for the Police Commissioner to investigate the actions of two police officers, who the report said unnecessarily tasered Timaru man Troy Reuben in December 2011 and then gave false evidence in court about it.

The IPCA report stated four officers responded to the December 29 callout, and found Reuben in the shower with his partner and young daughter.

Despite being asked to leave, the officers remained in the bathroom and the situation soon escalated, the report stated Reuben was tasered and pepper sprayed after making contact with an officer.

- APNZ

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The programme was started in 2013 by parents Peter Van Den Dorpe and La Tisha

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OUR VIEW

NZ Post must tread carefully Stu Oldham

EDITOR

N

o matter how it is couched, the lamentable pre-emptive actions of New Zealand Post and Kiwibank could sound the deathknell of the Allenton PostShop Kiwibank.

On the face of it, their decision to pull out of Allenton weeks before the long-standing owner of the shop retires suggests they saw no need to wait for the shop to change hands.

Sure, the New Zealand Post-owned – taxpayer owned – companies assure us they are looking for other locations and that they will continue to provide services in Allenton.

But they have been unable to categorically say the service will return as it is now and so they have not guaranteed that Ashburton will not become a one PostShop Kiwibank town.

Franchisee Brian Collins says he suggested other ways to keep the companies keen on the shop but that they did not seem interested. He says it was deemed not busy enough for self-service kiosks.

That might suggest the writing is on the wall but it is difficult for a company that has yet to find a new business partner to make a firm assurance that it will find someone prepared to offer a full service.

But then, a company that ignored howls of protest to close or downgrade PostShops across the country in 2011 should know to tread carefully when considering what to do with services that many hold dear.

Any loss of service forgets that not everyone has a computer with broadband and that not everyone can travel across town to use services long available in their own community.

It also forgets such shops reinforce the notion of community. The PostShop is in a populous part of Ashburton and is one of the reasons the west side is a well-visited shopping area.

New Zealand Post should expect people to complain as fears mount that they will lose an excellent one-stop service staffed by familiar faces. In the meantime, if it sees a full service future for whatever replaces the Allenton PostShop Kiwibank, it should say so.

YOUR VIEW Bookarama On behalf of the Ashburton Rotary Club I wish to sincerely thank the public of Ashburton for their wonderful support of Bookarama 2014.

We are extremely grateful to the many firms and individuals who assist with sponsorships, discounts and donations to maximise the profits.

Special mention must be made of Tricroft Holdings, KFC, New World, ATS, Smith and Church and those businesses who allow their premises to be used as collection depots.

Despite inclement weather on Boulevard Day gross proceeds again exceeded $55,800.

All net proceeds from this project will be returned to groups and individuals within the Ashburton District to enhance community and youth development.

To all who donated the 100,000+ items for sale, and the

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media for their coverage of the event the club is very grateful.

We look forward to presenting Bookarama 15 next year.

L. John Leadley President Rotary Club of Ashburton

el into town easy. Come on Kiwi bank & Post people ... can’t you find a smaller solution (shop) for there?

Think about the people for a change!

Rebecca Schoonderbeek

NZ Post

I believe NZ Post are making a big mistake in closing Allenton PostShop. It is always well utilised when I’m there! With the ageing population etc it just doesn’t make sense. I would be keen to support a petition to keep it open.

Jane Worsfold

People took to the Guardian’s Facebook page in droves yesterday to share their thoughts on the closure of the Allenton PostShop and Kiwibank. Here’s what some of them had to say: What a sad day that will be!

Come on NZ Post ... do the right thing for the locals. Only one for the town is just ridiculous!

Anna-Allan Butler-Radford I tend to go up there because the line at the main one is just idiotic! What about all the other people who use this one because it’s close to them and can’t trav-

by David Fletcher

There’s usually a good line in there every time I’ve been, hope they are going to make the main one bigger to make up for it.

Nick Hoogeveen Shocking! Need to look after the small town and the people in it!

The post office down the main street is busy as it is, why put more stress on them? Very rude

to give four weeks’ notice to someone who has been there for so many years!

Lauren Mills The main Post Office can’t cope with the everlasting queue now. The first thing the staff do when you eventually get to the counter is apologise for the delay. Allenton offers a quick friendly service, we need to do anything we can to keep it. Ashburton is a growing town and this is a huge backwards step.

Janet N. Craig Hadley How sad, the service was always amazing and the main post office is always so busy that the wait does become quite frustrating at times.

I hope they plan to employ more staff at the East Street branch to cope with the obvious increase. It would be a pity if we lost the only ATM over that side of town.

Tess Rennie

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POLL RESULT Yesterday’s result Q: Have you ever been attacked by a magpie?

Yes 54%

No 46%

Today’s online poll question Q: Should the Ashburton Community Link (Winz) building be pulled down?

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Ricky May drives Terror to Love to the win at the Ashburton Raceway.

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What will bring people in?

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ushing you know what uphill.

Is that what we are doing at the Ashburton Trotting Club?

Is the family day at the races a thing of the past?

As a committee member of the trotting club it can be very frustrating trying to get the public to go to our race meetings. Times have changed, I know.

Most of the blame must be pointed at Trackside and our busy lifestyles nowadays.

Why would you want to spend a day at the races when you can watch them on the telly in between any other jobs you may have on the day?

We do have a lot on in our lives nowadays and we seem in a rush to get it all done.

It seems in Mid Canterbury we are very much a last-minute commitment region. “I might go to the races if it’s a nice day

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and I don’t have anything else crop up in the meantime.”

We are constantly trying to come up with ideas to attract people back to the trots for the day, but maybe we just have to accept the fact that a lot of it is out of our hands.

It wouldn’t be a problem if every race meeting was like the Harness Jewels, with all the very best horses in the country racing against each other.

Those superstars bring the crowds out! I guess it would be like the Crusaders playing the Blues at the showgrounds on a Saturday instead of Celtic against Methven. You’d have

no trouble getting a crowd to the former.

Maybe, just maybe, we have a promotion for the Labour Day trots that could attract some more people back to the races.

We are giving one lucky person the chance to part own a superstar horse.

The owner of three-time NZ Cup winner Terror to Love has agreed to share some of the glory.

The winner will get to meet the horse before the feature race, The Ashburton Trust Flying Stakes.

They will meet the other owners, the trainers and one of the best ever drivers Ricky May. If the “Terror” wins the Flying Stakes you will have your photo taken with the horse and connections in the birdcage afterwards.

They will also toast the horse’s success in the presi-

dent’s room following the race.

Plus you will receive 2.5 per cent of any stake the horse wins in the race. For the record, if he wins the race, that would be around the $800 mark.

What a thrill.

The entry form will be in the Ashburton Guardian on Saturday, October 25, and must be placed in the entry box in the office on course.

Why not fire that in the diary now? Family day out with a picnic at the Labour Day races and watch our horse (fingers crossed) Terror to Love in the Flying Stakes.

Till next week.

Hoo roo.

Phill Hooper is the breakfast host of Ashburton’s Hokonui radio station. The views expressed in this column are his and do not reflect the opinion of his employer or the Ashburton Guardian.

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■ AUSTRALIA

In brief

Cairns nurse tested for ebola A Cairns nurse is being tested for ebola virus after travelling to Africa to help treat people infected with the deadly disease.

Registered nurse Sue-Ellen Kovack, 57, returned to Australia at the weekend after a month working in an ebola hospital in Sierra Leone, which is one of the countries hardest hit by the virus that has already claimed thousands of lives in west Africa.

Queensland’s Chief Health Officer Dr Jeannette Young said the nurse returned home to Cairns on Tuesday, where she remained in quarantine as per normal protocol.

Then she rang up on Thursday morning to report a “lowgrade fever of 37.6 degrees Celsius”.

“We felt it important that she come into the Cairns Hospital and be tested for ebola disease,” Dr Young said.

“She’s been exposed to people with the disease while working in Sierra Leone.”

A sample of her blood is being flown to Brisbane to be tested and results are expected to be known today.

Ms Kovack lived in Cairns with a flatmate, but Dr Young said it was highly unlikely anyone else was likely to contract the virus if she was infected.

She was also isolated once she presented to Cairns Hospital.

“Ebola virus is very difficult to transmit ... you need to be exposed to secretions,” she said.

“She doesn’t have any symptoms producing those secretions, so therefore her risk of infecting someone else is very, very low.”

Dr Young said health staff were treating Ms Kovack as if

German authorities say they’ve seized 330 kilograms of heroin worth an estimated $63 million that smugglers brought to Europe hidden in a shipment of cucumbers and garlic from Iran.

The Federal Criminal Police Office said a Syrian-Iraqi organised crime ring that has operated for years is believed to be behind the attempt to import the drugs, seized September 22 around the western city of Essen. Police said the months-long investigation was part of efforts to target international organised crime. They refused to say whether the drugs were believed to have originated in Iran, or were hidden in the shipment en route. Two brothers in Germany and a Dutchman who lived in Belgium were arrested in September in connection with the case.

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A patient transported from Frisco with concerns of possible exposure to ebola arrives at the Emergency Room entrance of Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas.

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she did have ebola, given how serious the virus was.

But she said the registered nurse followed every precaution, so there was no need to panic.

Her comments were echoed by acting Cairns Mayor John Schilling, who said: “We have a very, very well established hospital here and I’m sure they have protocols to deal with this sort of thing.”

Ms Kovack admitted she was nervous before she left, but wanted to help.

“People put up their hands because they have an interest in

their fellow man, that’s why I’m going,” she said last month in an interview.

Dr Young praised Ms Kovack’s work with the Red Cross.

“I think she’s an amazing lady to go to Africa and provide that service,” Dr Young said.

Australia has investigated three suspected cases of ebola previously, all cleared.

The first person diagnosed with ebola in the US died yesterday despite intense but delayed treatment, and the government announced it was expanding airport examinations to guard against the

spread of the deadly disease.

The checks will include taking the temperatures of hundreds of travellers arriving from West Africa at five major American airports.

The new screenings will begin tomorrow at New York’s JFK International Airport and then expand to Washington Dulles and the international airports in Atlanta, Chicago and Newark.

An estimated 150 people per day will be checked, using hightech thermometers that don’t touch the skin.

- AP

■ TURKEY

An Australian jet fighter has made the country’s first airstrike against an Islamic State target in Iraq since the Australian government committed its air force to combat missions, defence officials said on yesterday. The Australian Defence Force did not say what type of facility had been attacked or where in northern Iraq it was.

“Two bombs were dropped from an F/A-18F Super Hornet on to an ISIL facility” overnight, a Defence statement said. “All aircraft exited the target area safely and returned to base,” it added. Australia has six Super Hornets based in the United Arab Emirates.

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Grenade in club Malaysian police say one person died and 13 others injured when a hand grenade blew up yestersday outside a night club at a popular tourist belt in the country’s largest city Kuala Lumpur. A senior police official, who declined to be named as he isn’t authorised to speak to the media, says the pre-dawn explosion in the Bukit Bintang area was believed to be due to gang fight and was “not a terrorism act.”

He says police also found a second hand grenade under a car after it failed to explode.

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US, allies frustrated at Turkish inaction As US generals and Secretary of State John Kerry warn that a strategic Syrian border town could fall to Islamic State militants, the Turkish military has deployed its tanks on its side of the frontier but only watched the slaughter.

Turkey’s inaction despite its supposed participation in a coalition forged to crush the extremist group is frustrating Washington and its NATO allies, and reviving a rebellion by Turkish Kurds.

Amid fears the Kurdish town of Kobani could fall any day, US and NATO officials are travelling to Turkey today to press negotiations for more robust Turkish involvement in the coalition.

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Turks protest their own country’s inaction.

But Turkey is taking a hard line, insisting that it will only consider involvement in military action as part of a broader strategy for ending the rule of Syrian President Bashar Assad.

The US and its allies want to keep the focus on the Islamic State group, which they say poses a more global threat.

Emphasising the US position, Kerry said that although the Obama administration is “deeply concerned about the people of Kobani,” preventing the town’s fall to Islamic State militants was not a strategic objective for the US. “As horrific as it is to watch in real time what’s happening in Kobani, it’s also important to remember, you have to step back and understand the strategic objective,” Kerry said.

Rear Admiral John Kirby also conceded Kobani could fall because “air power alone is not going to be enough to save that

city.” “We all need to prepare ourselves for the reality that other towns and villages — and perhaps Kobani — will be taken

by ISIL,” Kirby said, adding that the key to eventually defeating the militants is to train and enable indigenous ground forces.

Turkey is ambivalent about the fight across its border, because of its distrust of the Kurdish fighters protecting Kobani, also known as Ayn Arab. It views them as an extension of the Kurdish PKK, the rebel group that has waged a long and bloody insurgency against Ankara. In recent days, Turkish officials have said both the IS and PKK are terrorist groups.

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Tinder says it is up to users to ensure their own safety following the alleged gang rape of a New Zealand woman in Sydney. The 28-year-old businesswoman met up with a man the mobile dating app had matched her with at a restaurant in Kings Cross on Saturday night before continuing to an inner-city bar, where they were joined by the man’s friends.

Police suspect she may have been drugged at the bar, and was later sexually assaulted by at least three men.

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Boy chained up Japanese police have arrested the parents of an eight-year-old boy for allegedly keeping him chained to a pillar, local media report. The couple allegedly locked up their son for eight hours in their house in the western city of Nagahama with a three-metre chain and two padlocks, Kyodo News agency reported. The mother and stepfather have admitted to the charges, local police said.

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NZ beef exports to Indonesia double By tina Morrison

ened in Indonesia,” the association said.

“There are, however, still questions about how this policy will operate in the long term, including how often the parity price will be set and how it

Global markets volatile

Source: NZX

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NZX 50 constituents

Peter Ball works for Craigs Investment Partners.

This article should not be deemed as advice. Disclosure statement available free of charge and on request.

NEW ZEALAND SHARE MARKET

Company CODE

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during the September quarter, down around 50 per cent from its peak in late 2013.

The decline in confidence was widespread across sectors and regions.

While this may seem negative, NZIER said that confidence levels six to 12 months ago suggested a significant increase in growth, but even at current levels remained higher than the historical average.

On Wednesday, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) kept interest rates on hold for the 14th month in a row.

In a statement accompanying the decision, governor Glenn Stevens said the “most prudent course is likely to be a period of stability in interest rates”.

Low interest rates would support demand and help economic growth to strengthen, he said.

Rising house prices remain a key concern, but surprisingly, the RBA gave no mention of the topic.

Many believe that the more house prices rise the harder it will be for the RBA’s cash rate to keep economic growth balanced across the country.

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e have seen significant volatility in global markets over the past week, as investors reacted to mixed global economic data, several central bank announcements, and to the start of the global reporting season.

The US stock market has had an especially volatile ride recently.

The Federal Reserve’s stimulus programme, known as quantitative easing (QE), is due to end this month.

QE was designed to hold interest rates down in order to boost economic growth, and as growth recovers, there is now growing uncertainty around the timing of an eventual interest rate rise.

The Federal Reserve’s hint that interest rates will stay near zero sent investors rushing back to the stock market on Wednesday, igniting the biggest rally this year for the S&P500.

Minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee’s last meeting showed a number of policy makers saying that US growth “might be slower than they expected if foreign economic growth came in weaker than anticipated”.

In a statement following the September meeting, policymakers renewed their pledge to keep interest rates near zero for a “considerable time” after

ending bond purchases this month.

The rally helped to recoup the previous session’s slump, with the S&P500 sinking 1.5 per cent amid concern over global growth and weaker economic data from Germany.

The last time the S&P500 had back-to-back moves of at least 1.5 per cent in opposite directions was in December 2011.

The third quarter US earnings season started this week and will really start ramping up through the middle of October.

The consensus expectation for third-quarter earnings is growth of 6.5 per cent, compared with a forecast of 9.4 per cent back in June.

The stronger US dollar is likely to be a key theme during reporting season and companies with international operations may see some earnings headwinds emerge.

All sectors (other than healthcare) have seen expectations downgraded over that period, with energy seeing the biggest cuts, so it appears that the market is pricing in this currency strength.

The biggest piece of data released in New Zealand during the week was the latest Quarterly Survey of Business Opinion from the New Zealand Institute of Economic Research (NZIER).

A net 20 per cent of businesses remained optimistic

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about $US6.60/kg.

“Given the weakening of the Indonesia rupiah against all major currencies, and the increasing competition to purchase protein worldwide, the specified price has not yet been threat-

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land exports. Under the Indonesian system, meat and live cattle imports are allowed only when domestic beef prices increased by more than 15 per cent from a specified parity price, initially set at 76,000 Indonesian rupiah,

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New Zealand beef exports to Indonesia more than doubled over the past year as the trade recovers from beef import quota restrictions imposed in 2011.

The volume of New Zealand beef exports to Indonesia rose to 15,384 tonnes in the year ended June 30, from 6516 tonnes a year earlier, the Meat Industry Association of New Zealand said in its 2014 annual report.

The value of beef exports to Indonesia jumped to $76 million from $34 million.

Indonesia ended volume-based import quota restrictions in September 2013, removing an impediment that had crimped New Zealand’s beef exports to the country since early 2011. Meantime, new price-based restrictions haven’t yet been triggered, helping Indonesia overtake the Philippines and regain its place as the largest market for New Zealand beef in South East Asia.

Still, the association remains concerned that the new pricebased rules could hurt New Zea-

will be determined, what incentives will be offered to industry to bring the price down, what would happen in the event of imports increasing but prices not changing and how long new permits would be valid for,” it said.

Indonesia still has regulations in place that prevent the import of certain cuts, despite the same cuts from domestic animals being available for sale, the association said.

In May, New Zealand and the US lodged a complaint with the World Trade Organisation about import restrictions and red tape in Indonesia. The dispute is currently at the consultation stage, the association said yesterday.

New Zealand and the US had previously teamed up to initiate legal proceedings against Indonesia via the WTO in August last year but that complaint didn’t proceed beyond consultation after Indonesia made changes to its rules, requiring a new application to be made to the WTO. – APNZ

 NZX 50 index

5,266.04 +20.14 +0.38%

 NZX 20 index

4,013.68 +16.76 +0.42%

 NZX All index

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+19.1

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+0.34%

 Falls 46

WORLD MARKETS

 S&P/ASX 200 index

5,296.7

+55.4

+1.06%

At close of trading on October 9, 2014

 Dow Jones Indust.

16,994.22 +274.83 +1.64% At close of trading on October 8, 2014

 FTSE 100 index

6,482.24 –13.34 –0.21% At close of trading on October 8, 2014

 Nikkei 225 index

15,478.93 –117.05 –0.75%

At close of trading on October 9, 2014

METAL PRICES

Source: interest.co.nz

 Gold

1,217.0

London – $US/ounce

+6.5

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17.35

+0.54%

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–0.01

–0.06%

 Copper London – $US/tonne

6,755.0

+40.0

+0.60%

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Source: BNZ As at 4pm October 9, 2014

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A whole lot of McKeages This photograph was taken at the Lowcliffe School’s 65th anniversary in 1958. Descendants of the McKeage family (back row, from left): David Lloyd, Len McKeage, Jim Penney, Keith Hawkins, Doug Tait. Middle row: Lucy McKeage (Jewell), Rosalin Stewart (Tait), Betty Lundy (Lloyd), Letitia Penney (Ford), Lucy Wright (Fountaine), Edith Andrews (McKeage). Front row: Rose Chisnall (Stevens), Daryl Lundy, Edith Lloyd (McKeage), Nellie Clark (Stevens), Jean Stockdill (Stevens), Elsie Tait (Ford), Margaret Cross (Ford).

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■ PHONE HOME

A man from Detroit has offered to sell his house for an iPhone 6, in a swap that speaks volumes about the mixed fortunes of different parts of America.

The unnamed individual originally listed his three-bedroom property for US$5000 (NZ$6332) in June, but has now slashed the price to either $3000, or the latest version of Apple’s iconic smartphone.

He would also accept a 32GB iPad, and is willing to negotiate, according to his estate agent, Larry Else.

The 2400-square foot house is in poor condition, with broken windows and peeling paint, in one of Detroit’s poorest districts.

Even so, the trade has highlighted the contrast between America’s thriving technology industry in Silicon Valley and the economic blight still affecting other parts of the country.

Detroit, also known as Motor City, used to be renowned as the boom town at the heart of America’s auto industry.

This three-bedroom house in Detroit can be swapped for an iPhone 6.

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It is still home to companies like General Motors and Ford, but the city has become a ghost town as US manufacturers lost ground to overseas players and other industries moved out.

In 2012, the city was forced to declare the biggest municipal bankruptcy in US history,

after racking up $18bn in debts.

Hundreds of houses are now offered for sale at below $5000.

However, few have gone as far as offering to swap their houses for an iPhone 6 - a gadget that would cost as little as $649 over the counter of one of Apple’s stores.

According to a local news website in Detroit, Motor City Muckraker, the owner of the house lives overseas and currently owes more than $6000 in property taxes, which would be passed onto the new owner.

- Daily Telegraph

This desk makes you stand up and take notice You may want to sit down for this. Then get up. Then sit down again.

That’s because there’s a desk out there that tells you to do exactly that.

The Stir Kinetic is probably the world’s very first “smart” desk.

It has a built-in touch screen, so you can see this either as a desk with a smartphone in it or

a smartphone with a desk attached.

Why does a desk need to be smart?

One answer is that it has motors and needs smarts to control them.

The motors raise and lower the desk surface.

You program it with the height you need for sitting and the height you need for stand-

ing. It moves, quietly, between them.

The other reason the desk needs smarts is that you don’t have them.

Well, not you, in particular, but people like you. Apparently we know that sitting all day is not good for us, but when we get motorised desks, we don’t use them very much.

“Users were, in general,

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“This feels like normal sensation,” one of the men, Igor Spetic, said in an interview. When researchers touched different spots on his artificial hand, “sometimes it felt like a cotton ball,” he said.

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Stir was founded by a former Apple engineer, making it sort of like the Nest thermostat of desks. The Nest figures out when you’re home and varies the temperature accordingly; the Stir desk knows if you’re in front of it.

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Three researchers won a Nobel Prize this week for giving microscopes much sharper vision than was thought possible, letting scientists peer into living cells with unprecedented detail to seek the roots of disease. The chemistry prize was awarded to U.S. researchers Eric Betzig and William Moerner and German scientist Stefan Hell. They found ways to use molecules that glow on demand to overcome what was considered a fundamental limitation for optical microscopes.

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New iPads next week Apple is expected to step up its efforts to boost recently slumping iPad sales with the unveiling of its latest tablet computer at an October 16 event. The showcase also is expected to feature an update to the operating system for its Mac computers and the possible release of a new digital payment service called Apple Pay. The company’s new iPhones released last month include a wireless chip equipped to make the payments, but the service isn’t available yet. This is the time of the year that Apple typically releases its latest products to cash in on the holiday shopping season. The company’s last tablet, the iPad Air, came out nearly a year ago. Although it’s Apple’s sleekest tablet yet, the iPad Air hasn’t proven compelling enough to accelerate the company’s tablet sales.

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In brief Hayden in Beijing Ashburton’s Hayden Roulston resumes racing for his professional team, Trek Factory Racing, in the Tour of Beijing today. After an injury and illness plagued European season Roulston returned to New Zealand to recuperate before racing in the Twizel-to-Timaru Classic and then the final round of the Benchmark Elite Series last weekend.

Roulston is in a team of eight Trek riders for the fourth edition of the Tour of Beijing, the final race on the 2014 UCI World Tour calendar. The five-day race opens with two small hill stages followed by two decisive days that likely will decide the victor of the tour. Roulston will then have the Japan Cup on October 19.

Ford sets the pace Ford driver David Reynolds has set a new lap record in a V8 Supercar around Mount Panorama. Reynolds was one of three cars that broke Craig Lowndes’ four-year-old time during the final practice session yesterday for the Bathurst 1000. His lap of 2:06.371 was nearly half a second clear of Lowndes’ 2:06.80 set during practice in 2010. Defending champion Mark Winterbottom was second fastest, also beating the record, as did Holden driver Fabian Coulthard. Records had been tipped to fall in the lead-up to this weekend’s Great Race following a $2m resurfacing of the circuit. - AAP

Erakovic into quarters New Zealand tennis No.1 Marina Erakovic has powered into the quarter-finals of the Linz Open in Austria. Erakovic eased past Klara Koukalova of the Czech Republic 6-0 6-2 to book a spot in the final eight.

It continues a fine run for Erakovic who upset eighth seed Caroline Garcia in the opening round. Erakovic also won her opening doubles match with Spanish partner Anabel Medina Garrigues.

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Fox on the charge Auckland golf professional Ryan Fox is on the charge at the first stage of qualifying for the Web.com Tour in Texas. The 27-year-old, who fought back in round one with five birdies in a six hole stretch to post a one-under par 71, continued his momentum on day two yesterday with a six-under par 66 at The Woodlands Tournament Course in Texas.

Fox is on a seven-under par total at the halfway stage, four shots back from the leader Cory Whitsett. The son of the All Black great Grant Fox needs to finish inside the top 32 to advance to the second stage of qualifying for the Web.com Tour. - APNZ

Imports to light up NBL The best crop of imports for a decade have National Basketball League insiders predicting a boom season when the 2014-15 campaign gets underway tonight. The NBL has had it’s share of off-court issues over the past decade, with teams folding in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Gold Coast, but there now appears genuine cause for optimism. Competition for top four spots will be intense this year with almost every club recruiting a high quality import import or boasting one that is already proven in NBL combat.

“I think nearly every team this year has got a real quality import that’s really going to light up the game,” said NBL CEO Fraser Neill.

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Golden girls on the track Hinds cyclist Lauren Ellis picked up gold on the opening night of finals in the Oceania Championships in Adelaide on Wednesday.

The women’s team pursuit quartet of Ellis, Jaime Nielsen, Racquel Sheath and Georgia Williams took out the final in impressive fashion, one of three gold medals that marked an excellent start for the big New Zealand contingent in the annual event that carries important qualifying points for the world championships and ultimately the Rio Olympics.

Ellis and company qualified fastest and dominated a tight final against a strong Australian combination including former world champion Ashlee Ankudinoff, who starred at the recent UCI qualifying event in Cambridge.

“It was a great start to the women’s Olympic qualification and the first time they have been together for this combination,” BikeNZ head track coach, Dayle Cheatley said.

“They showed a lot of grit and determination and a hunger.

“For a first ride together and the first time for a women’s team pursuit in 12 months, it was very pleasing start.”

New Zealand also won the men’s team sprint, time trial and elite women’s time trial, and they will have been looking to add more medals last night.

Ellis was set to contest the 300m Individual Pursuit last night and will have the 20km points race when the championships conclude tomorrow night.

Racquel Sheath, Jaime Nielsen, and Georgia Williams and Lauren Ellis with their gold from the Oceania Championships in Adelaide.

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T20 kicks off local season

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The senior cricket landscape has changed again for the 201415 summer, with a past struggler now providing two teams.

A club that was struggling to get one team together three seasons ago, Lauriston, is fielding two teams this season, boosted by the demise of the third grade competition.

“Most of our third grade team from last year were too old for the new year 9 and 10 competition so formed the basis

of a second senior team with a few of our senior players in the mix,” Lauriston’s Nick Gilbert said.

Gilbert said that the former third graders would handle the step up because most of them had filled in at some stage last year.

While the new Lauriston B will be a work in progress, Lauriston A will be looking to start where they left off.

Gilbert’s side will be boosted

by Josh Barnett, a Hawke Cup representative for Taranaki,

and the impending arrival of an Englishman as they look to add more silverware after picking up the Studholme Shield and Muirhead Rosebowl last summer.

Coldstream have also been aided by picking up players stranded by the changes to the junior grades.

But after struggling for numbers at the back end of last season the Tech Sharks and Tech Stags have combined into one Tech team.

Allenton have a lot of famil-

iar faces on their team list as well as some recent graduates of the Ashburton College 1st XI. Methven boast a similar squad that won the Pritchard Shield last season, but have gained Brad Chard, a Hawke Cup winner with Northland back in 2004 that lost the cup to Mid Canterbury.

The seasons starts tomorrow with the first round of the Twenty20 competition – which has only ever been won by a Tech side.

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Big problems facing Breakers’ big man By kris shannon The Breakers have been boosted by the potential inclusion of Alex Pledger ahead of tonight’s opener in Perth - but that boost could be temporary.

After his last campaign was curtailed by injury, Pledger faces the unnerving prospect

of having history repeat. It’s only week one but the Breakers know Pledger needs surgery, a procedure that will require lengthy rehab, and it appears a matter of when and not if he goes under the knife.

The centre is battling a persistent toe injury and will play through the pain if he passes a

fitness test before the seasonopening encounter.

Coach Dean Vickerman is content to count Pledger among his charges so long as the seven-footer can perform near capacity. Even a limited Pledger is still valuable in a league in which he stands out.

“If he can give us something

then we want him - you can’t teach seven foot,” Vickerman said.

The Breakers did at least recruit players capable of covering for a restricted or absent Pledger. Ekene Ibekwe will likely start against the Wildcats, while Tai Wesley is also capable of playing the 5-spot. - APNZ

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T Moseley 3 3 Pat In Bracke ts (13) 58.5 Kevin&PamHughes

R Black (a1) 8 00X Donna Flamingo (3) 56.5 SCunningham 2 6 7X432 Re cording (3) 55 SPrince

G C oetzee 2 8X1 Dominio (19) 58 Nick y &RochelleLloy d R Bishop C Johnson

R Hannam 4 0600X Brothe r Bowman (5) 58.5 TCharles 3 6319X Bogart (1) 57.5 MMcCann S Muniandy 3 7 110X2 Re volutionary (1) 54 Hay /Carston K Williams 9 Fashionality (9) 56.5 AMcLeod R Bishop

R Black (a1) 1 0 Pe ggy’s Choice (8) 56.5 RMcKay T Moseley 1 5 234. Wande rin Star (8) 56.5 RBeck ett E Power (a4) 4 66548 El Dorado Sun (11) 57.5 KThomson K Williams 8 32534 Davone Code (9) 54 SWoodsford T Moseley D Walsh 9 4281X Kings Pal (7) 54 BSmith R Hannam 1 1 Rio Ve ntura (2) 56.5 MDaly 1 K Williams 6 63574. African Star (7) 56.5 MDaly 1 C Barnes (a1) 5 4355X Roc City (8) 57 PGray

6 15X06 Gartartan Lad (7) 57 CTrembath 2 1 2 40 Anothe r Coup (7) 54 M&MPitman D Walsh 7 X6485 Brandy (1) 56.5 AHoffman K Williams PATAPAN & ONCEUPONATIME R65 7 0X200 Kode ma (13) 57 RMcKay A McKay (a3) 3:42 pm 3 1 3 5X My Kinda Magic (4) 54 Champion/Murphy 8 0750X Marg (9) 56.5 DCrozier S Wynne (a1) $7000, R65 be nchmark*, 1 600m 3

8 0333X De lirium (5) 56.5 DCrozier D Prastiyou (a2) opt 61 7

J Morris 9 Oath (11) 56.5 CSpittles L C allaway K Williams 4 9 56273 Re d Dirt Girl (15) 56.5 MMcCann C Barnes (a1) 1 X9885. Enchante r (9) 59 AHoffman PORT FM 1200 3YO MAIDEN 1 0 5668X Pe rfe ct Jazz (12) 56.5 RMcKay A McKay (a3) 1 2:57 pm J Bates

1 0 3053X Milk It (12) 56.5 ATay lor D Bothamley 2 X6070 Fintorro (14) 59 K&LRae opt 61 2 $7000, mdn 3yo, 1 200m 1 1 Pie nza (6) 56.5 VMack le T Direen (a1) 1 1 2X Gottage tmywoohoo (6) 57.5 Kevin&PamHughes R C uneen (a3)

1 1 15X57 Toe twotoe (4) 56 T&MStok es C Johnson 3 7190X Thorn Lane (3) 58 NRidley

D Walsh 1 2 0X Winnie McGoogan (14) 56.5 TMunro C Johnson 2 1 2 6544X Ve ctor Change (10) 54.5 TRae R C uneen (a3) 4 5X591 Roshe e n (1) 57 J&KParsons T Moseley 2 2 3. Ste al The Thunde r (7) 57.5 TRae S Wynne (a1) 1 5 080X4 Black He nne ssy (11) 57 MMcCann

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LIKE US ON FACEBOOK 1200 MAIDEN 2:07 pm 6 7 King Of The Turf (1) 57.5 DThomson 3 8 49105 Gild The Lily (13) 55.5 LStewart 1 R Black (a1) $7000, mdn, 1 200m C 1 7 X690X Patricio (9) 56 NCoulbeck S Wynne (a1)

D Prastiyou (a2) opt 61 4 9 97887 Lord Yarborough (4) 55.5 FHurst 1 7 2 Commix (2) 55.5 SPrince 3 1 3107X Bowling Boy (8) 60.5 Hay /Carston E Power (a4) D 1 8 76X50. The Right Answe r (17) 55.5 RBeck ett C Johnson T Moseley

8 5X4X7 Prince ss Brook (9) 55.5 TKennedy 4 2 72226 Halo Buste r (4) 59 SWoodsford R C uneen (a3) E 1 9 X65X0. Force Maje ure (14) 54 CTrembath 1 0 XP078 Pre sle y (10) 55.5 BMiddlewood G Jogoo (a4) 9 7X5. King’s Viole t (11) 55.5 M&MBrown K Williams 2 3 335X8 Valiant (10) 58.5 B&SAnderton J Lowry (a4) F 20 800X7 Pre tty Good Excuse (16) 54 Hay /Carston 1 1 7426X Evancho (12) 55 Hay /Carston T Direen (a1) 1 2:22 pm 61 1

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Madam Be ntle y (5) 55.5 J&KParsons G Jogoo (a4) 5X My Kinda Magic (10) 55.5 Champion/Murphy Querer SC RATC HED Goodtago (4) 55.5 MMcCann S Muniandy 80 Mystify Me (12) 55.5 BInglis J Morris

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4 26253 Ringa Ding 17.50 4 J McInerney 2:55 pm S&B Evans $1 700, c3, 295m 5 631F8 Goldstar Chyna 17.30 C Weir PX # REC Gre yhound Fastest time Trainer 6 34564 She za Gamble 17.33 3 7 71161 Smash That 17.21 M Grant 1 76525 Run For Sophie 17.30 C Weir R Blackburn 1 2 31152 Incre asing 17.33 M Grant 8 43652 Editorial 17.34 J McInerney 3 3 72431 De e 17.31 A Bradshaw 9 65347 John Dory 17.45 McC ook&Jopson 4 F6181 Stock Take r 17.40 D Stapleton 1 0 58277 Banbit 17.31 5 43215 Busine ss Affair 17.29 R Blackburn DOGZONE DASH 2 6 11548 Eckle s 17.28 A Lee 3:52 pm $1 700, c3, 295m 4 7 73355 Two Ways 17.30 S&B Evans 2 1 31122 Zorba The Gre e k 17.26 M Grant 8 85757 Caboul nwtd S&B Evans 4 2 34436 Goldstar Bombe r 17.49 S&B Evans 9 681F6 Que Te e Pix 17.54 McC ook&Jopson 3 26534 Jack’s A Je we l 17.35 C Roberts 1 0 86711 Anothe r Colt 17.19 J McInerney 1 4 31112 Sle e pe r Age nt 17.16 A Bradshaw ACTIVE ELECTRICAL CHRISTCHURCH DASH 5 53352 La Fontaine 17.36 D Stapleton 3:20 pm $2000, c4, 295m 6 62235 Bigtime Tip 17.55 D Stapleton 2 1 37877 Me r De Noms 17.19 R Blackburn 7 22664 Campaigne r 17.15 L Waretini 1 2 74634 Blonde Tori 17.47 A Bradshaw 3 8 71143 Botany Ze nvo 17.35 J McInerney 3 28867 Noble Fantasy 17.30 S&B Evans 9 681F6 Que Te e Pix 17.54 McC ook&Jopson 4 86561 Sprinkle s 17.23 J McInerney 1 0 48366 Mighty Twist 17.62 C Weir 5 57466 Stirling Dann nwtd C asey&Fagan 4 6 82143 Toke n Stu 17.28 J Rush CAROLS TAB STAKES 4:1 9 pm $3600, c4/5, 520m 3 7 16327 Know Knowing 17.40 G C leeve 1 1 17F27 Robbie 30 .20 8 52341 Go Tommo 17.14 R Adcock D Stapleton 9 65362 Sting Me 17.12 M Grant 2 31744 Opawa We bby 30 .38 Lane&Wales 1 0 47554 Know Advantage 17.0 4 G C leeve 3 35434 Idol Girl 30 .51 Lane&Wales 2

4 32732 Cawbourne Philip 30 .34

J McInerney CHRISTCHURCH CASINO SPRINT 3:35 pm 4 5 31553 Know Ambition 30 .53 G C leeve $1 700, c3, 295m 3 6 51224 Jinja Powe r 30 .41 J&D Fahey 1 1 211F3 Know Mayhe m 17.42 G C leeve J Dunn 2 2 13154 Ne ddy Se agoon 17.29 A Lee 7 34135 Dole uze 30 .36 Lane&Wales 3 25777 Be llwave 17.20 D Stapleton 8 17155 Opawa Caspe r 30 .20 SUPER PETS SPRINT

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Barrier 4 1 0 5X413 Phoe nix Warrior (21) TBarron D Dunn 1 1 32533 Be tty Golightly (22) AGarters C DeFilippi 1 2 96508 Spirit Of Chronos (23) ELatimer M Williamson 3 1 3 11121 We sle y Silcox (24) RDunn J Dunn 1 4 X1216 Mundaka (25) D&CButt B Butt

2 4X359 No Potato (2) KTownley D Dunn 3 3 3263X Oh Nova (1) T&GChmiel G C hmiel 2 4 21264 Live The Dre am (2) DTay lor R May 5 680X1 Yanke e One (u1) PWilliamson M Williamson 1 6 21354 Donaldson (1) G&NHope S Golding (J) 7 Whata Gamble SC RATC HED 8 21246 Rare Opportunity (2) Purdon/Rasmussen

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SEARELLS CHARTERED ACCS HCP PACE

$20,000, 4yo+ c2-c3 spe chcp, 2600m

1 247X2 Canardly Love r (1) HHunter H Hunter 2 72656 Franco Tyrone (2) DReardon J C urtin 3 94414 Ave ross Picasso (3) AFaulk s T C hmiel 4 96135 Hudson Sully (4) NBishop M Williamson 5 11232 Ste rns Arising (5) RDunn S Ottley 6 24651 Stingray (6) D&CButt B Butt 3 7 707X4 Re turn To Se nde r (7) RDunn J Dunn NRM SIRES’ STAKES SERIES NO 31 HT 3 8 8X851 Highvie w Highlande r (8) BMowbray 6:1 5 pm C DeFilippi MOB PACE $25,000, 3yo c&g, 1 950m opt 802 R May 1 79X17 Smithy (1) JGameson C D Thornley 9 2396X Ange lina Jolie (9) G&NHope 2 1 0 X1112 Billie s A Star (u1) PBurrows G Smith 4 2 4239X Say My Name (2) RDunn J Dunn A Butt 3 3 1221X Hug The Wind (3) Purdon/Rasmussen M Purdon 4 1 1 10242 Franco Harrington (1) TButt 1 1 2 653X2 Bio Marinus (2) Purdon/Rasmussen M Purdon 2 4 11 Change Stride (4) Purdon/Rasmussen B Orange

T Williams 1 3 5X424 All Cash (3) KBarron 5 4X422 Highvie w Fre ddy (5) RDunn S Ottley 1 4 67317 Nicky’s Dynamic (u1) BMowbray D Dunn 6 3121 Zin Zan (6) GDunn G O'Reilly YALDHURST HOTEL CANTERBURY PK TROTTING CUP 7:45 pm 1 7 7111X Alta Orlando (u1) Purdon/Rasmussen opt 805 TROT $25,000, c6 & faste r discrhcp, 2600m

N Rasmussen 1 05X58 Lotalov (1) PNairn B Butt

Barrier 2 4867X Dr Hook (1) PNairn J C urtin LONE STAR RICCARTON HCP TROT $20,000, 3 160X2 Supe rbowlche e rle ade r (2) Purdon/Rasmussen 6:45 pm

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M Purdon D Dunn

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SHIRLEY VET CLINIC SPRINT $2000, c4, 295m

1 72221 Wunze e 17.39 3 2 45254 Know Je alousy 17.29 1 3 12111 Inspe ctor Spot 17.0 9 2 4 24153 Bump 17.0 1 5 34125 Bugsy Bangle s 17.16 4 6 17664 Adroit 17.18 7 31186 Home bush Bruno 17.34 8 68416 Billy We st 17.18 9 7X742 Life ’s A Laugh 17.17 1 0 18753 We e Te rra 17.34 4:54 pm

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31322 He tfie ld 17.21 36411 Dillmanstown 17.30 32156 Rodrigue z 17.10 24371 Que drago 17.22 42544 Irish Blue 17.0 1 52131 Smash Rumour 17.19 23127 No Le af Clove r 17.31 33273 Go Housie 17.0 3 61486 Iona Haka 17.33 34863 Ohoka Coby 17.26

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C Roberts J Dunn A Lee C asey&Fagan J&D Fahey M Grant C Weir G C leeve J McInerney L Waretini

PALAMOUNTAINS NUTRITION DASH

17442 Lare do 17.12

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ALABAR SUPER SERIES MOBILE PACE

4 1 1X121 Give Me Stre ngth (1) NTay lor

15784 Jawlaa 30 .46 64134 Kare n’s Magic 30 .69

NZ Metro Harness

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5 4836X Springbank Sam (4) PWilliamson

DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIE FIRST 4 PLACE 6

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2 2 22322 Ange lic Star 17.33 3 24434 Drysdale 17.17 1 4 12128 Mr. Whippy 17.12 5 21246 Abound 17.23 6 51585 Impe rsonator 17.27 7 84816 Te rra Annie 17.22 4 8 41125 Plagiarism 17.0 2 9 61486 Iona Haka 17.33 1 0 X5357 Wandy Gayle ne 17.30

J Dunn A Lee C Weir R Adcock A Bradshaw B Dann R Blackburn J McInerney G C leeve

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

2 1 2 800X7 Pre tty Good Excuse (5) 54.5 Hay /Carston

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1 3 03644 Be lt Up (6) 54 DCrozier 4 D Prastiyou (a2) 1 4 090X0 Be auty Glow (2) 54 M&MPitman A Morgan (a2)

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1 05X52 Chaparral’s Je t (5) 58.5 LLatta R Bishop 1 4 2 03260 Fair Spoke n (9) 58.5 M&MPitman D Walsh 3 6 Bush Lawye r (6) 58.5 BMiddlewood T Moseley 4 2X286 D’Ellis (8) 56.5 Champion/Murphy S Wynne (a1) 2 5 03 Lady Grace (3) 56.5 Kevin&PamHughes J Bates 3 6 84X73 Moonofklaire ssa (7) 56.5 BSmith R Hannam 7 4 Be le n (1) 56.5 BMiddlewood C Johnson 8 8744 Strate gic Ride (4) 56.5 KThomson

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1 81487 Woodye va (1) 61 J&KParsons G Jogoo (a4) 3 2 39935 Additup (5) 60.5 BInglis J Lowry (a4) 1 3 21113 Astroturf (8) 58.5 MDaly 1 K Williams 4 56X00 Gold Le af (6) 58 B&SAnderton D Bothamley 4 5 11277 Chairos (9) 56.5 LLatta R Hannam 6 37141. De lacroix (7) 56.5 J&KParsons C Johnson 2 7 03X11 Eva Ke e ne va (4) 55 TCharles R Black (a1) 8

Geisha Girl SC RATC HED 9 72359 Brae hill (3) 54 MDaly 1 C Barnes (a1) 1 0 0X080 Irish Dude (2) 54 EWilson L C allaway Track Information Weather: Partly cloudy

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25111 Trust Issue s 30 .0 4 63222 Je ssie Surfs 30 .35 84566 Stich Up 30 .80 13127 Opawa Amy 30 .30 17128 Lunar Tom nwtd 64635 Jinja Turtle 30 .43 78614 Waimak Dave 30 .88

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TRAINERS INVITATION STAKES $9000, c5, 520m

1 11311 Kilchurn nwtd 4 G Hodgson 2 2 12412 Fast Arche r 30 .16 C Weir 3 21264 Cawbourne Abbi 30 .34 C Roberts J McInerney NZ RACING SERIES ADVANCED FINAL 4 72274 Home bush Ke lso 30 .42 5:28 pm $1 1 ,000, nzrsf, 520m 5 11455 Know Ce rtainty 30 .69 G C leeve 4 1 54822 Harle m Haka 30 .51 J McInerney 6 33866 Opawa Stre tch 30 .33 Lane&Wales 2 77552 Opawa Zara 30 .37 Lane&Wales 1 7 11121 Dre am Colle ctor 29.85 J&D Fahey 3 88343 Stole n Mone y 30 .24 G C leeve 3 8 57687 Invidious nwtd J Dunn 4 53672 Botany Ke vin 30 .49 J McInerney PROTEXIN SPRINT 5 87343 Know Atte mpt 30 .20 G C leeve 6:58 pm $2400, c5, 295m 1 6 26651 Culvie Magic 29.92 R Adcock 1 65571 Ke tut 17.30 C Roberts 3 7 64811 Home bush Choppe r 30 .0 6 J McInerney 2 32434 Ke ramus 17.0 9 G C leeve 2 8 84281 Know Dange r 30 .0 2 G C leeve 4 3 21X5X Palucka nwtd J&D Fahey 9 31553 Know Ambition 30 .53 G C leeve 1 4 16111 Sozin’s Come t 16.94 J McInerney 1 0 35434 Idol Girl 30 .51 Lane&Wales 5 14633 Time Slaye r 17.26 Mitchell&Smith S&B Evans MTA GIFT VOUCHERS STAKES 6 F7161 Pe dro Force 17.28 6:00 pm 3 7 25422 Ze bidiah 17.0 2 A Bradshaw $2600, c3, 520m 1 F4121 Voussoir 30 .33 2 8 23151 Cawbourne Je lly 17.11 Hart&Taylor C Weir 2 35222 His Lordship 30 .45 R Adcock 9 61486 Iona Haka 17.33 J McInerney 3 45813 Game Girl 30 .58 R Adcock 1 0 27761 Mary Marlow 17.14 M Grant

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1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 8-9-10 2-3-4-5, 7-8-9-10 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 5-6-7-8-9-10 5-10 $40,000

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

6 12050 Zachary Binx (5) KFord A Tomlinson A 7 05570 Gin Rummy (6) ICameron I C ameron 8 43X05 Ne ve r Fe ar (7) PO'Reilly P O'Reilly 7

1 9 121X1 Te rror To Love (9) G&PCourt R May 9 22180 Commande r Paris (u1) KFairbairn J Dunn 4 8 S Ottley 2 1 0 21X11 Christe n Me (10) CDalgety D Dunn 1 0 42364 Ottawa (u2) MTapper 9 3 1 1 61X42 Que e n Ke nny (1) TBarron B Williamson (J) 1 1 410X3 Vice Chairman (11) PBagrie B Orange 1 1 0 4 1 2 80243 She ll Se e ke r (2) KTownley D Dunn 1 2 70X43 Pass The m By (12) TButt A Butt 1 1 S McNally 1 3 43X58 Pe mbe rton Shard (u1) BMowbray R Holmes 1 3 70390 Pammys Boy (3) MEdmonds 2 1 4 640X1 Lothario (4) D&CButt D Butt 2 1 2 CAVELL LEITCH-ALABAR SUPER SERIES MOB 1 5 70185 Danke (5) MEdmonds 9:05 pm J Anderson (J) DAKINS GROUP MOBILE PACE opt 808 8:1 5 pm PACE $23,500, 3yo+ c0-c1 , 2600m 1 6 08308 Indiana Jone s (u1) SMcRae C D Thornley opt 806 $20,000, 4yo+ c4-c7, 1 950m 1 56952 Valor Lustre (1) ICourt C DeFilippi 1 7 45731 All Lit Up (1) L&JSmith J Smith 4 1 4X581 Inste ad Of (1) G&PCourt R May 2 55023 The Edge Of Re ason (2) ELatimer 2 X7346 Supre me Ge m (2) JMcDermott M Jones J Anderson (J) 1 0:05 pm BARRY DENT SUPERANNUATION CONSULTING J W C ox opt 81 0 3 PACE $20,000, 4yo+ c1 , 2600m Lewy Risk SC RATC HED 3 34728 Idolise (3) DAnderson A 1 37X90 Joe y Maguire (1) RDunn R Houghton B Orange 4 6X3X5 Johny Rock (3) G&PCourt C D Thornley 4 30342 Cae sar’s Empire (4) KBarron 3 2 X47X1 Supe rinte nde nt (2) RDunn B Butt J Dunn 5 1239X Mighty Flying Mac (4) CDalgety D Dunn 5 31X85 Expre sso Martini (5) MJones J Dunn C 3 X8000 Izshe bad (3) JKennett C Kennett 2 6 669X6 Classie sistar (5) NMcGrath N McGrath 6 X7160 Raphoe (6) RDunn M Jones 4 4 24213 Provocative Prince (4) DMitchell J W C ox 1 7 42X21 Tige r Tara (6) GDunn G O'Reilly 7 6P231 Oasis Dre am (7) MJones 4 8 0X215 Love me twotime s (8) RDunn S Ottley 5 27X33 Shadow Ride r (5) FShrives 8

Vice C hairman SC RATC HED A Butt 9 14211 Margarita (9) CDalgety D Dunn 6 35241 Mr Franklin (6) SDolan 3 9 1X912 Jivin Culle n (7) R Dunn

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Barrier Barrier 1 0 85015 Cae sar’s Que st (21) JMcDermott C D Thornley 7 82567 Can’t Ge t Enough (7) C&JDeFilippi C DeFilippi 8 47X26 Goshawk (8) McCormick /Kentish L McC ormick CHRISTIAN CULLEN CANTERBURY CLASSIC 8:40 pm 1 1 1 31X3 Brilliant Strike (22) G&PCourt R May PACE (STAND) $40,000, ffa, 2600m opt 807 M Jones 1 2 93X34 Bird Of Paradise (23) BWard M Williamson 9 77120 Exce ptional Man (9) ICourt 1 77X35 Jason Rulz (1) G&NHope C D Thornley 1 1 0 121X5 Tokohoka (10) Purdon/Rasmussen T Williams 3

1 3 24219 Gracious Star (24) PBurrows G Smith 2 141X6 Franco Le dge r (2) HHunter H Hunter 2 1 4 1224 Parramatta (25) T&GChmiel T C hmiel 1 1 88175 We stburn Je we l (11) ICourt M Williamson 3 P7317 Le wy Risk (3) LDriver T C hmiel 1 2 35546 McArdle Royale (12) MHouse J C urtin CLARK BOYCE LAWYERS-ALABAR SUPER SERIES HCP 1 3 79244 Sounds Swift (13) KO'Reilly 3 4 521X3 Franco Ne lson (4) RDunn J Dunn 9:35 pm K O'Reilly TROT $23,500, 4yo+ c1 -c3 discrhcp, 2600m opt 809 5 X6026 Four Starzzz Flash (5) KChapman 1 4 X8032 Johnny Eyre (14) MBrown R Holmes

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M Williamson 1 2 1 5 057X1 Dana Duke (15) PBagrie R May J C urtin 6 7X845 Pure Powe r (6) RDunn S Ottley 2 36223 Che rry Linde nny (1) KJames

1 6 X3092 Fie ry Lustre (16) I Court

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3 49450 Donsme dad (2) M Austin

B Orange 4 7 1131X Adore Me (7) Purdon/Rasmussen M Purdon B 1 7 66670 Fire bre ak (17) JMcDermott C D Thornley 4 0X910 Pe tite Royal (3) RHolmes R Holmes 8 1104X Hands Christian (8) Purdon/Rasmussen D Dunn 1 5 713X5 Hot Pants (4) Purdon/Rasmussen M Purdon 1 8 P51 Cody Singe r (u1) CDalgety

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11 64040 Amelia Pond (23) Cox/Hoffman K Butt (J) R C lose (J) $65 00, 4yo+ c1-c3 spechcp jun.d, 2700m 12 660X7 Missy Mach (24) MDenton Star Of C ourag e SC RATC HED PX # REC Horse (Start pos) Trainer Driver 1 409X0 Royal Squeeze (1) TStratford M Parker (J) 13 4 1 Hengroen (1) PWilliams on M Williamson 2 18PX6 Ode To Success (2) Paul&Mitch ellKerr R C lose (J) 2:40 pm DUN N E EQUIN E DEN TISTRY LTD/THOMAS 2 0X377 Miss Coco (2) FService F Service 3 00X84 Continental Boy (3) Paul&Sh ayneKelly 1 opt 705 GREEN MBL PACE $7000, 3yo+ c0, 2200m T Lethaby (J) 3 Phoebe Flyer (3) KFranks 1 K Franks Red Electric (1) DMcLach lan S Walkinshaw 1 4 42 Mass Invasion (4) CBarron C Barron 4 60X37 Alexandra Leaving (4) PWilliams on J Ovens (J) 1 Rifleman SC RATC HED 5 3 Sky Commander (5) BNorman B Norman 4 5 22207 The Silver Fox (1) PWilliams on B Williamson (J) 2 3 6 7X589 Longbeach Lad (6) MJones 2 6 0X50X Dwindle Mist (2) NWilliams on R McIlwrick (J) 3 7 Doctor Dave (2) G&JKnigh t M Williamson M Jones 2 7 X2726 Springfield Eyre (7) BNorman D Dunn 1 7 22011 Davey’s Gift (3) PWilliams on S Golding (J) 4 4 5208P Beaudiene Gambler (3) AArmour A Armour 2 5 0X0 Percius (4) LWils on B Barclay 8 004 Tachma (8) SLock R C lose (J) 8 1256X Moon Countess (1) G&CLee C Ferg uson (J) 9 60X Majestic Stride (u1) BGray S Walkinshaw 9 3417X Waitoto Express (2) SCampbell T Bag rie (J) 1 6 00X One Out Of Four (5) NWilliams on N Williamson 3 7 88X56 Elma Fitz (6) TStratford 10 0X Grey Fernco (u2) ABeck D Dunn A Beck 3 10 7597X Princess Sophia (3) TButt K Butt (J) E Swain K C ox (J) 8 90X8 Superfreak (7) ESwain N EVELE R STUD FILLIES & MARES MOBILE 11 91173 Mr Mayfly (4) RWils on 12:5 5 pm 9 87856 Roxy Rox (u1) MMorris on-Palmer R McIlwrick (J) PACE $7000, 3yo+ f&m c0, 1700m 2:05 pm opt 702 THE LAB/SBS MOBILE PACE 10 98 Noah Flyin C C (u2) AFaulks A Faulks 3 1 X5833 Neat N Petite (1) DMcLach lan S Walkinshaw opt 704

c1 with cond., 2200m Barrier 2 X0844 Bettakatethanneva (2) KBarclay K Barclay 4 1 5984P My Guy $75 00, Mac (1) RWils on C Ferg uson (J) 1 3 Twice The Delight (3) MJones M Jones TRAN SPORT REPAIRS LTD MOBILE PACE 3 2 830X4 Bettabe Perfect (2) ABeck A Beck 3:17 pm 4 60540 Newmans Jet (4) SLock R C lose (J) $75 00, c1 with cond., 2200m 5 786 Badlands Flame (5) JHowe B McLellan 3 84668 Go The Stags (3) KBarclay N Williamson opt 706 1 4 577X7 Shards Phoenix (4) TStratford 1 1 1950X Machrie (1) Katrina&Joh nPrice B Barclay D Dunn 6 54520 Matai Katie (6) AMilne A Milne A Beck 7 8 Canasta (7) G&JKnigh t M Williamson 5 030X5 Pure Christian (5) G&JKnigh t M Williamson 2 68561 Aveross Brachole (2) ABlack 2 6 20358 Tandy Franco (6) Cox/Hoffman 4 3 31 Costa Del Magnifico (3) BSh irley N Williamson J W C ox

Springfield Cal Neva (8) KFranks 1 K Franks 8 400 Barrier

7 447X9 The Highlight (7) G&JKnigh t S Golding (J) 4 56222 Milligan (4) RWils on C Ferg uson (J) 8 7X895 McArdle Meg (8) PHunter P Hunter 5 62906 Caesars Gamble (5) TSh erborne S Walkinshaw 4 9 Sweet As (21) APais ley C Ferg uson (J)

Barrier 3 6 121 Smokin Bird (6) KCourt M Williamson 2 10 2 Guggenheim (22) Katrina&Joh nPrice 7 04043 Franco Caliph (7) MGBrown A Armour

N Williamson 9 00802 Speedy Ideal (21) Cox/Hoffman A Armour

Barrier

10 775X6 Majestic Lustre (22) A Stack

B Barclay 11 86626 Rockahula Arden (23) TStratford D Dunn 12:20 pm opt 701

CARPET PLUS/WILLYS FLOORIN G/EN VIRO CLEAN N Z TROT $6000, 3yo+ c0, 2200m

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12 40578. Centavada (11) 56 GBrick 1 S McKay (a3) A Jones (a3) $10,000, mdn, 1600m 13 610X6 Mrs Sin (3) 55.5 JBell PX # REC Horse (Barrier) kg Trainer Jockey 14 40627 Manaia Rose (16) 55 JPender K Leung (a2) 1

15 10X56 Divissima (2) 54 Moroney/Orms by 1 M Du Plessis 4 1 52282 Heistheone (2) 58.5 MLupton 1 R Smyth (a2) 16 00735. Prickley Princess (9) 54 DHollins h ead J Oliver (a3) 2 726X2 Idaho’s Choice (12) 58.5 BColeman M Wenn 3 X994X Chequesinthemail (3) 58.5 JBell A Jones (a3) 1:5 5 pm WAHAROA LIVESTOCK 1200 3 4 7X55 Etonian (5) 58.5 TDevcich C Grylls opt 203 $17,5 00, 3yo sw+p, 1200m 5 009X5 Jovan (8) 58.5 EHolmes 1 1 1 Prince Henry (2) 57.5 JBridgman 1 L Innes 6 2442X Sakhee’s Star (6) 56.5 MFalconer M Du Plessis 4 2 613X Stralis (6) 57.5 O'Sullivan/Scott 1 C Grylls 7 26024 Istis Lass (4) 56.5 NDromgool L Mag orrian (a3) 3 3 0297 All Good Things (7) 56 EHolmes 1 2 8 20X43 Lady Kalimara (1) 56.5 Baker/Fors man D Johnson 9 70395 Little Dreamer (9) 56.5 PMirabelli S C ollett 2 4 1X92 Orange Peel (1) 55.5 O'Sullivan/Scott 1 J Wong (a2) 10 78 Nailed It (11) 56.5 Baker/Fors man L Innes 1 5 15 Bonniegirl (4) 55.5 Baker/Fors man M Du Plessis 1 11 242 Hilarious Honour (7) 56 P&KSh ailer 1 R Jones 6 167 Dentelle (3) 55.5 Baker/Fors man S Spratt Promises (5) 54 SRitch ie D Johnson 12 0297 All Good Things (10) 56 EHolmes 1 P Holmes 7 13 5356 Eyes Wide Shut (13) 54 LAnders on S Spratt 2:30 pm COMAG R65 $17,5 00, R65 12:45 pm opt 201

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October 11, 2014

12 79361 Dahls Delight (13) 55 PBros nan 1 R Jones 4 13 9X333 Zanotti (8) 55 SMars h D Johnson 14 95204 Just Ideal (4) 54.5 GTh omas K Leung (a2)

DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIE FIRST 4 PLACE 6

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

Track Information Type: All weather; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1000m; Weather: Few showers

2 5101 Pantheon (2) TButt 1 K Butt (J) 3 78631 Sonova Gun (3) BGray B Williamson (J) 8 Rosie Lindenny SC RATC HED 4 1421X Aidan’s Rocket (4) NWilliams on N Williamson 9 Eastburn Mara SC RATC HED 5 P4372 Platinum Princess (5) Cox/Hoffman B Barclay 4 6 93563 Sammy The Bull (6) BMcLellan B McLellan 2 10 348X1 Oneover (21) Paul&Mitch ellKerr D Dunn 11 33432 Vera’s Delight (22) BMcLellan B McLellan 2 7 33411 Onedin Mach (7) NWilliams on R McIlwrick (J) 12 31896 Floreta (23) Cox/Hoffman J W C ox 8 585X9 Bettor’s Brigadier (8) DMcLach lan S Walkinshaw

Barrier GORE WIN DSCREEN S ‘N ’ GLASS PACE 9 61660 Homeforabubbly (21) Cox/Hoffman R C lose (J) 3:5 2 pm $7000, 3yo+ c0, 2200m opt 707 3 10 47X55 I Smart (22) BSh irley M Anderson (J) 1 Knight Lea (1) BGray S Walkinshaw 11 28189 Taieri Wings (23) CGerken A Armour 4 2 2P002 Torpedo (2) G&JKnigh t M Williamson C Barron 1 3 5X Bettor Pay Me (3) Paul&Mitch ellKerr D Dunn 12 3338X Twilight Franco (24) GHunter 4 8904X Man To Man (4) PHunter P Hunter 5 :02 pm SOUTHERN VEGETATION CON TROL MOBILE 3 5 742 Courage To Fly (5) AFaulks A Faulks PACE $7000, 3yo+ c0, 2200m 6 7 Cool Su (6) GHunter C Barron opt 709 2 1 38 Mojito (1) KLars en K Larsen 7 08X65 Nightmarch (7) MKerr 1 B McLellan 8 04 Washingtons Chance (8) AMilne B Barclay 4 2 36753 Fern Fever (2) DHeffernan B Williamson (J) I Try SC RATC HED 9 5X9 Hez Only The Lonely (9) BStraigh t A Beck 3 10 097X9 Lochalsh (10) ESwain E Swain 3 4 32775 Three Tricks (3) APais ley C Barron 11 9X Sue Me (11) NWilliams on N Williamson 5 96386 Cream It Cullen (4) Cox/Hoffman J W C ox 2 12 727X6 Lucky Lands (12) RWils on R C lose (J) 6 36594 Big Desire (5) LPears on B Barclay 13 26275 Russet Norkotah (13) ARus s ell K Barclay 7 00X64 Combien (6) MKerr 1 B McLellan 14 29750 Forgotten Runner (u1) AMilne A Milne 1 8 2 Memphis Mafia (7) PHunter P Hunter ZILCO/MCMILLAN FEEDS MOBILE PACE 9 20903 Nothingforthemedia (u1) DMcLach lan 4:27 pm opt 708 $8000, c2-c4 with cond., 2200m N Williamson

Barrier 1 X6501 Smoke N Grin (1) Cox/Hoffman J W C ox

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

Track Information Type: Grass; Expected: Slow; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1628m; Straight: 400m; Rail: True; Weather: Partly cloudy

3 1356X Peacefuleasyfeelin (6) 55.5 GOld 1 L Innes 4 44431. Wainui Prince (10) 55.5 JPender L Mag orrian (a3)

10 52243 Big Voices (11) 55.5 D & D Logan

M Du Plessis MATAMATA VETERIN ARY SERVICES LIMITED 3:07 pm 5 4829X Classcoroc (3) 55 GHugh es J Oliver (a3) 2

11 8X766 Sworntoperfection (2) 55 P & K Sh ailer 1 R75 $18,5 00, R75 bmk, 1600m opt 205 2 6 3111X Britt Ekland (11) 54.5 P&DWilliams D Johnson D Johnson

2 1 3X377 Taaxman (1) 60 TGillies 1 S McKay (a3) 4 3 7 4126X Kaleidoscope (8) 54.5 O'Sullivan/Scott 1 R Smyth (a2) 2 0X470 Cody Cat (2) 59.5 DWeath erley 1 L Mag orrian (a3) 12 7X151 Messi (7) 55 JCh arters 1 J Wong (a2)

1 3 1941X Delago’s Secret (6) 58 RJames L Innes 4:17 pm TEAM WEALLEAN S MATAMATA CUP 8 6904X Sea Major (2) 54 JPender M Wenn 4 211X0 Lilly Belle (7) 56.5 PStevens 1 A Jones (a3) opt 207 $5 0,000, opn hcp, 1600m 4 9 56553. Fancy Dress (5) 54 O'Sullivan/Scott 1 M Du Plessis 3 5 51635 Hesalljazz (5) 56 JBary C Grylls 1 117X5 Julinsky Prince (13) 59 FAuret D Johnson 10 1858X Mangaroa Mini (1) 54 GTh omas C Grylls 6 635X6 Nothing Trivial (9) 56 WHillis 1 S Spratt 2 02110 Noble Warrior (15) 57.5 G&TSh aw R Norvall 11 47738 Mr Knowitall (9) 54 T&MCarter R Smyth (a2) 7

The Graduate SC RATC HED 3 27X43 Breaking Dawn (10) 54.5 JMas on S C ollett MATAMATA MITRE 10 R65 $17,5 00, 8 019X9 Augusta National (4) 54.5 LNoble 1 4 79X27 Joey Massino (6) 54.5 P&JMcKay 1 S McKay (a) 5 :27 pm R65 benchmark*, 2000m M Du Plessis 5 76425 Pan Dulce (9) 54.5 JGrah am

R Smyth (a) opt 209 C Grylls 4 9 067X2 Gisela (8) 54 MFalconer D Johnson 2 6 81X22 Chambord (4) 54 JBridgman 1 L Innes 1 22925 Joking (10) 59 MBrooks 1 2 8X558 Le’vantos (15) 58.5 WHillis 1 S Spratt 10 82101 Thornbird Lass (11) 54 D&DLogan S C ollett 1 7 386X1 Atacama (8) 53.5 SRitch ie M Du Plessis COLCHESTER EN GIN EERIN G LIMITED R65 opt 204 1:20 pm benchmark*, 1600m 11 6X156. Tronic Rose (10) 54 JMcRae 1 R Smyth (a2) 8 5X442 Secret’s Only (1) 53 JMah oney 2 3 X1658 Silk Chardonnay (5) 58 KFurs don 1 A Jones (a3) S Spratt opt 202 $17,5 00, R65 bmk*, 1400m 1 15906. El Bandido (1) 59 JPender L Mag orrian (a3) 12 74548 Get Out Of It (3) 54 LAnders on J Wong (a2) 9 74X64 Smartly (7) 53 WHillis 1 C Dell (a1) R Jones 4 47174 Go Go Gonzo (2) 58 SCameron 1 X691X Cast King (10) 59 O'Sullivan/Scott 1 J Wong (a2) 2 74548 Get Out Of It (14) 59 LAnders on 4 5 35165 Rich Ted (4) 58 MLupton 1 R Smyth (a2) 3 10 43134 Frankly (12) 53 JBary M Dravitzki (a) PIC IN SURAN CE BROKERS R75 $18,5 00, pm 3:42 2 3401X Handsome Hermes (1) 59 JWrigh t 1 S C ollett 3 84651 El Sparky (7) 58 D&DLogan J Wong (a2) D Johnson M C hui 6 43734 Stella (14) 57.5 SClotworth y R75 benchmark, 2000m 11 649X6 Boninsky (5) 53 MFalconer opt 206 3 150X Amadeus (12) 58.5 Bus uttin/Young M Wenn 1 4 310X3 Longbeach (5) 58 JBridgman 1 L Innes 12 100X6 Miss Mossman (11) 53 O'Sullivan/Scott 1 C Grylls 7 70100 Beebee Star (11) 56.5 JScott 1 00X76 Go Joeli (10) 60.5 S Clotworth y

L Mag orrian (a3) 4 4 1460X Budwiser (15) 58.5 CWood R Smyth (a2) 5 51107 Sing For The Sun (12) 58 TDevcich M Dravitzki (a1) 2 51162 Radar (1) 59.5 D&DLogan 4 13 12416. Clara Jane (2) 53 RJames L Mag orrian (a) 8 75P20 Skai Glen (12) 56.5 SWenn J Wong (a2) J Wong (a2) 5 50132 So Keep Me (7) 58 SCullen M Wenn 6 1324X Matagouri (3) 57 Baker/Fors man C Grylls 3 49842 Boy (8) 59 Autridge/Goodwin 1 A Jones (a3) 14 0000X Hiace (3) 53 MMcKeagg J Oliver (a) 9 53693 Sophisticate (3) 56 KFurs don 1 M Du Plessis 3 6 1856X Cote De Nuits (13) 58 RJames 10 07334 Miss Citron (6) 55.5 G&TSh aw L Mag orrian (a3) S Spratt 7 80083 Smedley (6) 56.5 CStevens on S C ollett 1 4 03361 Chevremont (4) 56.5 Rams ay/Ritch ie S C ollett 15 4366X Fast Dragon (14) 53 BWallace 11 51665 On Parole (8) 55.5 BMcKeagg J Oliver (a3) 2 7 176. Victor Hugo (8) 58 Baker/Fors man D Johnson 2 8 5X341 Lady Le Fay (11) 56 P&KSh ailer 1 M Du Plessis 5 17658 Alfonze (9) 56 SRalph S Spratt RUSSELL & YVON N E GREEN MEMORIAL 3 12 61478 Translucence (7) 55.5 Rams ay/Ritch ie S C ollett 8 343X1 Marcelle (6) 57 LNoble 1 R Jones 3 9 0X831 Victoryshallbemine (9) 56 GRich ards on 1 6 71110 Back In Black (3) 56 JSteffert J Oliver (a3) 4:5 2 pm R85 $20,000, R85 bmk, 1200m 13 44526 Keep Rocking (13) 55.5 MBros nan 1 K Leung (a2) 9 61 Muscat Hills (5) 57 KFurs don 1 C Grylls R Smyth (a2) 3 7 5112 Highly Likely (5) 56 JBridgman 1 L Innes opt 208 10 8X809 O’Reilly’s Gold (4) 57 PBros nan 1 L Mag orrian (a3) 10 250X1 Dreims Of Gold (10) 55.5 EGriffith s S Spratt 8 7X872 Sir Tane (12) 56 D&DLogan 1 1 61315 Witz End (4) 59 JCollett 1 S McKay (a3) 14 755R0 Straight Furrow (9) 55.5 GBrick 1 S McKay (a3) R Jones 11 5020X Tiara (14) 56 JBridgman 1 L Innes 11 743X5 High Viz (2) 55.5 KFurs don 1 A Jones (a3) 9 10X73 Android (6) 55.5 GRich ards on 1 C Grylls 2 8301X One Cool Message (7) 56.5 SRalph Z Moki (a3) 15 40254 Hayley Grace (1) 54.5 DHollins h ead D Hain

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Winton Races

Sunday at Winton

LAN GFORD MEMORIAL/CHILTON SHEARIN G MDN 1 VIN CEN T

$7000, mdn, 1200m PX # REC Horse (Barrier) kg Trainer Jockey

1 83X Diva’s Halo (4) 58.5 LBeck 1 3 C Johnson 2 7037X Jimmy (6) 58.5 N&BBlatch D Bothamley 3 495X Bee Hapi (9) 58.5 JReece T Moseley 4 5 Coat Tales (1) 58.5 SMcKay R Doherty 1 5 28X02 Barter (10) 56.5 B&SAnderton S Muniandy 6 06X Midnight Mocha (3) 56.5 NGrah am T Direen (a1) 7 0X Mandy Bay (8) 56.5 SMcKay S Wynne (a1) 2 8 59706. Peria Princess (7) 56.5 LVaugh an A Edmeads (a3) 9 6098X Setarime (2) 56.5 M&MPitman D Walsh 4 10 9 Zarina (5) 54 LBeck 1 J Morris

12:40 pm

FEN CIN G CON TRACTORS / FEEDS 2 BAYSWATERCAIRN S

$7000, mdn, 1200m

1 30X Ivanskavinskyskvar (8) 58.5 SPrince C Johnson 1 2 2 4 My Plan (5) 5 8.5 S Blair-Edie DBoth amley 3 0505X Peter Parker (9) 58.5 GWrigh t 1 T Moseley 4 8 Doctor Eden (2) 58.5 BLaking L C allaway 5 750X9 Storm Uru (6) 58.5 SMcKay R Doherty 6 54X McGluskeysdaughter (7) 56.5 SWas h ington

R Black (a1) 7 500X8 I’m A Taart (3) 56.5 SMcKay S Wynne (a1) 8 0X696 Thorn Majic (10) 56.5 VBonh am-Hos kin T Direen (a1) 9 225X9. So Vital (1) 54 M&MPitman 3 A Morg an (a2) 4 10 5 Satin Jitterbug (4) 54 SMcKay R C uneen (a3)

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1 78X35 Peterbilt (13) 58.5 DHutton

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2 647X7 Pickpocket (11) 58.5 SMcKay L C allaway 4 3 6 Standout (9) 58.5 SMcKay R Doherty 2 4 002X3 Libetto (6) 56.5 N&BBlatch K Williams 3 5 403X3 Come Fly With Me (10) 56.5 SBlair-Edie S Muniandy 6 4338X Katie’s Diamond (5) 56.5 JYeo S Wynne (a1) 7 635X Tricia’o (3) 56.5 PRudkin C Johnson 8 4 Legal Tender (8) 56.5 B&SAnderton J Lowry (a4) 9 X06X5 Spic N Span (14) 56.5 JDalton T Direen (a1) 1 10 00X2 Boswell (7) 56 PRich ards D Prastiyou (a2) 11 0085 Saigon Prince (2) 56 BTapper M Haruki (a3) 12 370 Miss Fortune (1) 54 M&MPitman D Walsh A 13 0 Paddyblack (4) 58.5 KTyler R Black (a1) B 14 478X6 Ellies Choice (12) 56.5 ABorth wick

October 12, 2014

2:40 pm

6 SOUTHR65 HCPSTOCK/WIN TON N IGHT’N DAY FOODSTORE

$8000, R65 bmk*, 1200m

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1 49825 Dickens (7) 59 PRudkin 3 R C uneen (a3) 2 42328. Belle D’Or (4) 56 VCh ris toph ers 1 D Prastiyou (a2) 3 51210. Confused (1) 54.5 GWrigh t 1 T Moseley 4 13276 The Gordonian (2) 54.5 J&JGordon R Doherty 4 5 34603 Saragarhi (3) 54 KTyler S Wynne (a1) 2 6 61442 Fly Me To Da Moon (5) 54 SBlair-Edie C Barnes (a1) 1 7 82422 Heza Bachelor (6) 54 KTyler R Black (a1)

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Stopandstare (22) Purdon/Ras mus s en T Williams 12 0 Kwik (23) GTelfer G Telfer 13 5 Champagne Dreams (24) MJones M Jones 4 14 60X92 Ohoka Royal (25) KCameron K C ameron

October 12, 2014 2:23 pm

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1 80283 She’s Got It (1) PVermeulen 3 M Purvis (J) 1 2 0X902 Light Up Boss (2) RDunn J Dunn 1 X4804 Nicaela (1) RHolmes J Harring ton (J)

3 97004 Szybka Brat (3) G Telfer

G Telfer 2 98008 Justakiwilass (2) T&GCh miel T C hmiel

4 0X004 Special Delight (4) B Negus

D Dunn RICHARD PEARSE SOCIAL CLUB MOBILE 3 06006 Saltwater Gold (3) MEdmonds M Edmonds 1:25 pm L McC ormick TROT $7000, 4yo+ c1, 2000m 5 00X0X Outta Sight (5) RBennett 4 50X30 Diana Harbour (4) KJames K James P Wakelin 2 1 08370 Prestine (1) TButt A Butt 6 94656 Taia’s Kid (6) Wakelin/Noble 5 Success Filly (5) PBurrows G Smith G O'Reilly L O'Reilly 7 00X61 Ardwells Key (7) RLow 6 8 Heavenly Love (6) MEdmonds S McNally 2 9X009 Our Budd (2) LO'Reilly R Holmes 8 05667 Jaspers Blue Jean (8) ELatimer K Butt (J) 1 7 2 Tyron’s Aphrodite (7) PO'Reilly P O'Reilly 3 50X90 Donny Wood (3) RHolmes 4 9 59X00 Going To California (9) BWard S Ottley 8 003X0 Paradise Spur (8) WStevens on L O'Reilly 1 4 3X217 Springbank Ruby (4) PWilliams on K James M Williamson 10 X0090 Waikari Cash (10) KJames 9 46X94 Poppa Don (9) BMay C DeFilippi 2 11 22778 Drover’s Eyre (11) BWaldron C D Thornley D Butt 3 10 3 Loch Forward (10) MEdmonds J Anderson (J) 5 3758X Le Garcon (5) PNairn 11 X6954 Pat’s Success (11) NEdge C D Thornley 6 109X6 Millions To Spare (6) JGames on C Bourke (J) CHAN GEOVER F&M MOB PACE $7000, M Jones 2:5 8 pm 4 12 0X03 Natural (u1) D&CButt D Butt 7 08690 Astrapi (7) MJones 4yo+ M c1-c2, 2000m

8 89857 Paint The Moon (8) MEdmonds J C urtin 2 13 027 Brookside Colt (u2) PNairn P Nairn 1 1 73462 Change Time (1) KBarron B Orang e 3

9 0100 Kylie Castleton (9) P Williams on

B Williamson (J) 14 93204 Star Commando (u3) BHutton J C urtin 4 2 82919 Smart Alex (2) SDolan D Dunn

Barrier 15 P090X Scarlett Lane (u4) JClements on A Butt 3 109X0 Buzkil (3) J&JGeddes J Geddes 4 10 22804 Foreverman (21) KCameron K C ameron 4 X8000 Izshebad (4) JKennett C Kennett PORT FM FILLIES & MARES MOBILE PACE 11 57970 Jean Sebastien (22) CMarkh am J Markham (J) 5 51946 Abbey Cullen (5) DAnders on 12:5 5 pm S McNally $65 00, 3yo+ f&m c0, 2000m 12 8X706 X mas Joy Belle (23) FMorris S McNally 6 080X0 Shard N Awe (6) DBartlett S Ottley 1 Twitter Bromac (1) JGames on C D Thornley 3 7 84721 Maybe Flyin (7) RNeedh am J Young (J) EQUIN E VETERIN ARY SERVICES HCP TROT 2 946X Midnight Rider (2) BWard M Williamson 1:5 3 pm 2

8 08X37 Mach’s Love (8) G & P Court

J C urtin $75 00, 4yo+ c1-c3 discrhcp, 2600m 3 88608 Armazem (3) GPayne R Payne Belmont Fire (9) DWilliams on T C hmiel 2 1 3316P Ethelsville (1) LO'Reilly L O'Reilly 9 5498X Barrier

1 4 23779 Analeigh (4) RDunn J Dunn R May 3 5 5073X Dana Dynasty (5) THealy 1 K C ox (J) 2 X1046 Pegasus Dream (2) NTaylor 3 3 42364 Ottawa (u1) MTapper S Ottley 6 SPEIGHTS MOBILE PACE $65 00, 3yo+, C uffs McRae SC RATC HED 3:34 pm

4 8200X Merilane (1) B Negus

C DeFilippi 7 84503 Golden Jet (6) RHolmes R Holmes c0 with cond., 2000m 4

5 86831 Speedy Earl (2) K Cameron

K C ameron 8 73604 Zena Mac (7) GSmith G Smith 2 1 4X Holy Grail (1) Purdon/Ras mus s en T Williams

6 47455 Sarah Palin (3) M Nyh an

P Davis 2 Delightful Lana (8) CDalgety D Dunn 2 8880X Buono Amici (2) RKeats R Keats 9 1157X Barrier 7 PX809 Glendaloch (u1) DMcCormick D D McC ormick 1 3 64303 Uaintseennothinyet (3) CDalgety D Dunn 1

8 36411 Idle Conn (1) T Healy 1 K C ox (J) 10 08X86 Royal Kate (21) PToomey

J C urtin 4 0 Belclare (4) RHolmes R Holmes

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1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 8-9-10 2-3-4-5, 7-8-9-10 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 5-6-7-8-9-10 5-10 $40,000

5 608 Altar Ego (5) BWh ite S McNally 6 9 Kotare Mahdi (6) RDunn J Dunn 7 43X00 Diamond Delight (7) GHall B Butt 8 Christian Lady (8) PMcClelland P McC lelland

Rollin Thunder (9) DTh omps on S Thompson 9 8X005 Barrier

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In brief

■ RUGBY

Playoffs spot on the line

BY JONATHAN LEASK

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It isn’t quite winner takes all but it is pretty close when Mid Canterbury meets historic rivals South Canterbury in Timaru in the Heartland Rugby Championship tomorrow.

The winner will make the top four spot and book a place in the following Saturday’s Meads Cup semi-final, as well as taking home the Hanan Shield.

The two sides are tied on 21 points, with defending Meads Cup champions Mid Canterbury holding fourth spot for now with a better points differential, but it will be the side with more points on the board after 80 minutes tomorrow that will advance to the Meads Cup playoffs, leaving the loser to contest the Lochore Cup. The Hammers handed South Canterbury, the defending Lochore Cup champions, a big 61-29 defeat in pre-season, however, South Canterbury started the Heartland Championship on fire - winning four of their first five games only to stumble to back-to-back defeats in the last two weeks.

After that scintillating pre-season performance the Hammers beat the West Coast in week one before a draw and loss had their title defence in doubt.

Back-to-back wins followed and Mid Canterbury are still a

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chance to defend the Meads Cup if they can get past their traditional rivals.

Flanker Gary Redmond and first-five eight Murray Williams tore South Canterbury to shreds in August and while two late tries gave South Canterbury some respectability, they were soundly beaten.

It shouldn’t prove anywhere near as easy tomorrow on enemy soil, and with so much at stake coach Glenn Moore would probably take a one point win if it came down to it, but last week’s 28-7 win over North Otago showed signs that the side wasn’t far off hitting their straps.

Injury has forced the only change to the starting side with Jackson Donlan to start at hooker in place of his Rakaia teammate Jon Sharpe, who came off with a calf injury early on last week’s win over North Otago.

Tukulua Tolu comes back from injury to provide front row cover while Seta Koroitamana returns to the 22 after missing the last two games on Heartland Under 19 duties, replacing Sam Watt on the bench.

MID CANTERBURY 1 Matt Groom, 2 Jackson Donlan, 3 Simon Fleetwood, 4 Eric Duff, 5 Andrew Smith, 6 Tevita Ula, 7 Gary Redmond, 8 Jon Dampney, 9 Jake Ashby, 10 Murray Williams, 11 Willie McGoon, 12 Nete Caucau, 13 Peni Manumanuniliwa, 14 Brenton Connell, 15 Richard Catherwood.

Reserves: 16 Domenic Visesio, 17 Tokulua Tolu, 18 Logan Bonnington, 19 Seta Koroitamana, 20 Will Mackenzie, 21 Matt Thatcher, 22 Josh Walker.

Hatch Cup The Mid Canterbury Primary A boys claimed their first win at the Hatch Cup National Hockey Tournament in Palmerston North over Central Otago. In their quarter-final Archie Redfern hit home a goal in each half from a penalty corner for a 2-0 win to line up against Taranaki today in the 17-20 semi-finals. Mid Canterbury had completed pool play with a 1-6 loss to Horowhenua and a 0-2 loss to Wanganui to finish bottom of pool A.

Collier Trophy The Mid Canterbury Primary A girls claimed a 1-0 win over rivals South Canterbury at the Collier Trophy National Hockey Tournament in Invercargill yesterday. A lone strike from Jaidyn Busch was enough to secure their first win in the quarterfinal stage of the tournament to meet Eastern Southland. Mid Canterbury had earlier drawn 1-1 with hosts Invercargill with a goal from Brooke King to complete pool play before a second 1-1 draw for the day with Taranaki in a noncompetition match, with Chloe Buchanan scoring the goal.

Basketball nationals

Right: Mid Canterbury’s Gary Redmond was the star of the show when they last met South Canterbury, with a stunning first half where he scored two tries and laid on another three in a big 61-29 win.

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The Canterbury Country under 13 girls have made a winning start to the Under 13 basketball nationals in Dunedin. The girls opened their tournament with a 76-18 win over North Harbour B and an equally big 88-19 win over Tasman before making it three in a row with a 67-28 win over Hawkes Bay. They had a good 53-41 win over the tough North Harbour A last night.

The boys went down to Palmerston North 25-49 before being edged out 23-45 by Waikato. They then secured their first win over North Harbour C 60-53.

Kaplan questions TV

■ FOOTBALL

■ TENNIS

Durante sick of being written off

Increase in A grade tennis numbers

BY DANIEL RICHARDSON Andrew Durante has heard it all before.

It’s the time of year when the A-League is set to get under way and across the Tasman the Wellington Phoenix have been written off as no-hopers yet again.

Maybe there’s some method to the madness of the Australian pundits given the Phoenix have finished 10th and ninth in the past two seasons, but it’s hard to deny they’re a muchimproved outfit ahead of the 2014-2015 campaign.

The official season launch this week provided more of the same chatter that Durante has sat through since he arrived in Wellington in 2008; basically, you should hold off betting on the Phoenix because they aren’t worth the punt.

“To be honest, you get used to it but you never accept it,” Durante said.

“It really pisses me off, to be honest, that no one ever gives us a chance.”

The Phoenix, who have recruited well in the off-season with the likes of All White Michael McGlinchey, Dutchman Roly Bonevacia and Spaniard Alex Rodriguez, plan to feed off that negativity.

“No one really cares about the Phoenix or how the Phoenix is going to go and it winds me up a bit,” Durante said.

“So we really need to stay united in this team and make sure that we go out there and we are really strong. We won’t let any outside factors affect us and if we can do that we are going to have a great year because we’ve got a great team; we’ve got quality all over the park.” - APNZ

The Mid Canterbury Tennis interclub competition gets into full swing tomorrow for the start of the new season.

Open A grade numbers are up this summer with six teams to contest the top grade at the Ashburton Trust Tennis Centre.

Rhys Cromie will lead the Dorie-Fairton challenge up against a Methven team headed by Flynn Ness and Ben Wright.

Allenton, with Andrew Hunt partnering Luke Glendining will be up against the Hinds-Mayfield blend of youth and experience with James Watt, Don Lake, and debutant Matt Ward.

The other A grade fixture pits Tony Brosnahan’s Hampstead team against Tinwald, whose lineup features Jayden Cromie, Aidan Mitchell and Sam Benny.

The increased depth this

season will hopefully aid Mid Canterbury’s defence of the Browning Shield, the Canterbury Sub-Unions representative trophy which will take place in the New Year.

Open A reserve also has six teams, including two from Allenton, and one each from Hampstead, Methven, Lowcliffe and Hinds/Mayfield.

The junior grades will also get started tomorrow morning around the district, with B grade based at the tennis centre.

The Masters Mixed, an over-35s competition played on the grass courts at the Allenton Sports Club, is set to start next Saturday and is again on the lookout for players who may be coming back into tennis, new to the district or keen to have a hit on a Saturday afternoon on the only grass courts between Christchurch and Oamaru.

One of the world’s most experienced rugby referees has questioned whether television producers helped the Springboks earn their match winning penalty against the All Blacks last weekend. Former South African referee Jonathan Kaplan discussed the contentious decision on his website ratetheref.co.za. “In the end, the game came down to a decision by the TV producer to highlight a misdemeanour by Liam Messam on Schalk Burger, which all the officials missed in real time.

After finding the clip, and then replaying it over and over, eventually the match officials decided it was worthy of review. There is an important point to make here. I doubt very much whether that clip would have been brought up on the screen in Australia or New Zealand and replayed over and over. Is it right that someone outside of the domain of the match officials can affect the outcome of a major test match?” - HOL

Burgess ‘not concussed’ South Sydney coach Michael Maguire has emphatically denied man-of-the-moment Sam Burgess played concussed throughout the NRL grand final. The NRL has queried the Rabbitohs about Burgess’ state after he fractured his cheekbone and eye socket in a head clash with James Graham in the opening tackle. Burgess was quoted on Sky Sports Radio admitting he had barely any memory of the match.

- AAP

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Skiers up for champs The four Donaldson siblings, Lana, Rachel, Hugh and George are among the 11-strong New Zealand team that began competing at the Asia-Oceania Championships in Perth on Wednesday.

They all had a big winter training in which quality time on the water wasn’t easy, especially for the now Christchurch-based Lana and Rachel juggling work and university commitments with training.

The bigger ask is peaking at the beginning of the southern hemisphere ski season, but it is something the brothers and sisters hope to do against Asian skiers and a very strong Australian contingent, led by champion skier Ryan Green, who skis and coaches on this Bonnie Park Water Ski Site.

It is Lana and Rachel’s second time at the championships, with Lana winning the silver slalom in Korea back in 2012,

Nadal out Roger Federer joins Novak Djokovic in the third round of the Shanghai Masters after winning by the skin of his teeth, while Rafael Nadal crashed on a day of shocks yesterday.

World No.3 Federer will unseat second-placed Nadal in the ATP rankings on the back of his incredible victory.

The Swiss player saved five match points, including three at a third set tiebreak, before converting his first chance to seal a gripping 7-5 3-6 7-6 (9/7) victory against Leonardo Mayer.

Second seed Nadal, meanwhile, battled the early stages of appendicitis and a ruthless Feliciano Lopez in his 6-3 7-6 (8/6) opening game loss.

The current world No.2 was diagnosed with appendicitis on Sunday, but did not show any obvious signs of suffering from it during yesterday’s match.

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20. Object of end-game is to find a chum (4) 21. Cocoa-beans when crushed may be applied to paper (4) 22. They slip up, sleep being inconclusive (4)

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Family Notices 22 Ashburton Guardian DEATHS

O’NEILL, Brian David – On October 8, 2014, playing the game he loved at Ashburton Golf Course. Aged 72 years. So dearly loved by his wife Gabrielle. Loved and treasured father of Simon and Carmel, Timothy and Rebecca, and Hamish. Proud and loving Pap of Grace, Thomas, Violet, and Amelia.

Messages to O’Neill family, P O Box 472, Ashburton 7740. A Requiem Mass to celebrate Brian’s life will be held at the Church of the Holy Name, Sealy Street, Ashburton on TUESDAY, October 14, commencing at 11.00am.

Followed by interment at the Ashburton New Lawn Cemetery. A Recitation of the Rosary will be held at the Church on Monday at 7.00pm.

“Requiescat in pace” Paterson’s Funeral Services FDANZ Ashburton Ph 307 7433

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CLARK, Albert George – On October 4, 2014 peacefully at Christchurch Hospital with his family at his side, aged 84 years. Dearly loved husband of May, loved father and father-in-law of Jean-Michel, Lynda and Phil, Christine and Bruce, Tony and Donna, and Sue and Matt, special grandad of Jason, Michelle, Catherine, Elizabeth and their mum Phillipa; Hannah, Tim, and Chris; Jacinta, and Sam; and George, loved great-grandad of Lily-May, Brooke, Shylah, and Grace. Heartfelt thanks to the nursing staff of Ward 24 at Christchurch Hospital.

Messages may be sent to PO Box 19792, Woolston, Christchurch 8241.

Donations to the Stroke Foundation would be appreciated and may be made at the service. The Funeral Service will be held in our Westpark Chapel, 467 Wairakei Road, Burnside, Christchurch, on FRIDAY, October 10 at 2:00pm, private cremation thereafter.

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MACDONALD, Victor James (Jim) – Passed away October 10, 2013. Loved dad and fatherin-law of Crawford, Lyndia and family, Marilyn, Paul and family, Glenda, Paul and family.

We miss your smile your friendly face your love, your care your warm embrace you left us wonderful memories your love is still our guide and though we cannot see you your always at our side.

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MACDONALD, Victor James (Jim) – Passed away October 10, 2013.

A special smile, a special face, and in our hearts, a special place.

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Wind km/h

Golden Wedding Anniversary

less than 30 fine

fog

mainly isolated cloudy drizzle drizzle few showers fine showers clearing showers

isolated snow thunder flurries

sleet thunder

Canterbury Plains

Married October 10, 1964 at St Andrews Presbyterian Church, Ashburton.

“Congratulations” Love from family.

Happy Wedding Anniversary

60 plus

TODAY

FZL: Rising to 2000m

SUNDAY

Mainly fine. A shower or two possible in the south, near the foothills. Wind at 1000m: Light. Wind at 2000m: Light.

TOMORROW

Mainly fine with northeasterlies at first. Cloud increasing and a few showers developing south of Banks Peninsula with a SW change.

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FZL: Rising to 2400m

Mainly fine with high cloud. Scattered rain developing near the divide south of Mount Cook. Winds mainly light winds, strong westerlies developing about higher ground.

Fine, apart from areas of cloud about the coast. Light winds.

MONDAY

Mainly fine. Northwest breezes at lower levels changing southwest later. Strong southwesterlies about higher ground.

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Hamilton

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Napier

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Wellington

fine spells

Nelson

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Blenheim

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Greymouth

mainly fine

Christchurch

mainly fine

Timaru

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Queenstown

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Dunedin

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Invercargill

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Ashburton Airport Temperature °C At 4pm 9.7 10.6 Max to 4pm 4.9 Minimum -1.7 Grass minimum Rainfall mm 0.0 16hr to 4pm October to date 18.2 Avg Oct to date 17 2014 to date 586.8 530 Avg year to date Wind km/h E 13 At 4pm Strongest gust S 31 Time of gust 6:58am

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Mainly fine. Cloud increasing south of Ashburton, with a possible shower or two.

Light winds.

Fine, apart from areas of cloud morning and evening. Northeasterlies developing.

Celebrate and honour your loved ones

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Morning cloud then fine, but isolated afternoon and evening showers south of about Arthur’s Pass, falling as snow above 1700 metres. Wind at 1000m: Light.

Wind at 2000m: Light.

Areas of morning cloud then fine. Light winds, northeasterlies developing about the coast in the afternoon.

TUESDAY

DOLAN John and Jillian (Quaid) Married on October 10, 1964.

Congratulations.

Love from your family.

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BAKER Maurice and Jean (nee Middleton)

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6am Breakfast 9am Good Morning 10am The Ellen DeGeneres Show 3 Ellen DeGeneres brings her brand of humour to daytime talk. 0 11am The Chase 3 0 Noon One News 0 12:30 Emmerdale PGR Donna fears the doctor will give her bad news; Andy helps Bernice; Donna gets upset while reading the hospital documents. 0 1pm Coronation Street PGR 3 0 2pm May The Best House Win 3pm Selling Houses Australia 3 0 3:55 Te Karere 2 0 4:25 The Chase 0 5:25 Millionaire – Hot Seat 0 6pm One News 0

7pm Seven Sharp 0 7:30 Coronation Street PGR 3 0 9:30 Last Tango in Halifax AO Alan and Celia look at a bungalow for sale, hoping to escape Gillian’s anger; Lawrence must accept Caroline and Kate’s relationship. 0 10:35 One News Tonight 0

11:05 Gavin And Stacey AO 3 0 11:45 The Catherine Tate Show AO 3 0 12:20 Alan Carr – Chatty Man AO 3 0 1:15 Te Karere 3 2 0 1:40 Infomercials

CHOICE TV 6am Benny Hinn 6:30 The Flying Winemaker 7am Sophie In The Orient 7:30 Wild At Heart 8:30 Sicily With Aldo And Enzo 9am Catch And Cook – World 9:30 My Dream Derelict Home With Simon O’Brien.

10:30 Million Dollar Contractor 11am Carter Can 11:30 Lost And Sold Noon Luke Nguyen’s France 12:35 The Flying Winemaker 1:10 The Hairy Bikers’ Best Of British 2:30 Sophie In The Orient 3pm The Best Of The Jonathan Ross Show PGR 4pm Rachel Allen’s Cake Diaries 4:30 Turkish Delights With Allegra McEvedy 5pm Nick Knowles’ Original Features 6pm Million Dollar Contractor 6:30 Carter Can 7pm The Liquidator 7:30 Kirstie’s Fill Your House For Free 8:30 Better Homes And Gardens 10pm Gardeners’ World 10:30 The Liquidator 11pm Nick Knowles’ Original Features

SATURDAY

Midnight Million Dollar Contractor 12:30 Benny Hinn 1am The Best Of The Jonathan Ross Show PGR 2am Rachel Allen’s Cake Diaries 2:30 Turkish Delights With Allegra McEvedy 3am Carter Can 3:30 Eco-Challenge 4am Gardeners’ World 4:30 Better Homes And Gardens

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6am Creflo Dollar 6:30 Tiki Tour 3 0 6:52 Angry Birds Toons 3 0 6:55 Stitch! 3 0 7:20 Matt Hatter Chronicles 3 0 7:50 The League Of Super Evil 3 0 8:15 Fishtronaut 3 0 8:40 Mike The Knight 3 0 8:50 Fireman Sam 3 0 9am Infomercials 11am Neighbours 3 0 11:30 Home And Away 3 0 Noon Shortland Street PGR 3 0 12:30 Jeremy Kyle PGR 3 1:35 Jeremy Kyle USA PGR 3 2:30 The Ellen DeGeneres Show 0 3:28 Angry Birds Toons 3 0 3:30 Adventure Time 3 0 4pm Dog With A Blog 0 4:30 The 4:30 Show 5pm America’s Funniest Home Videos 3 0 5:30 Home And Away 0 6pm Friends 3 0 6:30 Neighbours 0 7pm Shortland Street PGR Nicole and Vinnie go head to head; Dallas resorts to deceit; Chris must look in the mirror. 0 7:30 The Voice 0 9:30 M Bad Boys AO 1995 Action Comedy.

Two hip detectives protect a murder witness while investigating a case of stolen heroin.

Will Smith, Martin Lawrence, Tea Leoni. 0

6am 3 News – Firstline 8:30 Infomercials 10:30 The Dr Oz Show PGR Dr Oz confronts a company that fraudulently used his name to sell its products.

11:30 Entertainment Tonight 3 Noon 3 News 12:30 Baggage PGR Game show hosted by Jerry Springer.

1pm Dr Phil PGR 3 (Part 2) 1:55 The Block NZ 3 0 3pm The Real Housewives Of OC PGR 3:55 Rachael Ray 4:55 Jamie’s 30 Minute Meals Jamie cooks grilled sardines with crispy halloumi, watercress salad and figs, followed by a thick chocolate mousse. 0 5:25 Million Dollar Minute 6pm 3 News 7pm Campbell Live 7:30 The Block NZ PGR 0 8:40 The Graham Norton Show AO Graham’s guests are actor Denzel Washington, the new Doctor Who, Peter Capaldi, actress Gemma Arterton, and singer-songwriter George Ezra. 0 9:40 7 Days AO 10:10 Jono and Ben at Ten AO 10:40 The Paul Henry Show

6am Sesame Street 3 6:55 Peppa Pig 3 7am Sticky TV 3 7:30 The Winx Club 7:55 Rocko’s Modern Life 3 8:25 Chuggington 8:35 Humf 3 8:40 Peppa Pig 3 8:55 The Moe Show 0 9:05 Bob The Builder 3 9:15 Thomas And Friends 3 9:25 Ben And Holly’s Little Kingdom 3 9:35 Barney And Friends 3 10am Infomercials 2pm Sesame Street 3 2:55 Pingu 3 3pm Sticky TV 4:30 Smash!

6pm Everybody Hates Chris 3 6:30 Just Shoot Me! 3 0

6:30 The Crowd Goes Wild 3 7am Deal Or No Deal 3 7:30 Home Shopping Noon The Doctors PGR 3 1pm The Test PGR Celebrities and viewers answer moral questions.

1:55 MythBusters PGR 3 3pm Whose Line Is It Anyway?

UK PGR 3 3:30 The Crowd Goes Wild 3 4pm The Late Show With David Letterman 3 5pm Deal Or No Deal 5:30 Prime News 6pm Escape To The Country 3 In North Devon, Alistair Appleton helps two baking enthusiasts find the perfect rural home, and visits Arlington Court to see 19th-century horse-drawn vehicles.

7pm The Simpsons PGR 3 0 7:30 American Ninja Warrior 8:30 M Dragonheart AO 3 1996 Fantasy. A young king wounded in battle is saved by the healing powers of a dragon. Some years later, a dragon slayer and the dragon must save the kingdom from the now evil king.

Dennis Quaid, David Thewlis, Dina Meyer. 0 10:40 White Collar PGR

7pm The Crowd Goes Wild 7:30 N Scorpion PGR 8:30 N NCIS – New Orleans AO 9:30 F True Blood AO Sookie and the residents of Bon Temps close one chapter while opening several new ones. Consequences are faced, new enterprises are undertaken, and futures are decided.

10:50 The Late Show with David Letterman

11:40 The Bachelor PGR 3 0 1:30 Infomercials 2:30 Arrow AO 3 0 3:15 Revolution AO 3 0 4:05 666 Park Avenue AO 3 0 4:45 The 4:30 Show 3 5:10 Neighbours 3 0 5:35 Sonny With A Chance – So Random 3

11:15 Bones AO Angela and Hodgins have reservations about letting Angela’s father, ZZ Top guitarist Billy F Gibbons, baby-sit Michael. 0 12:10 Touch AO 1:10 Lights Out AO 2:05 Informercails

11:35 Entertainment Tonight Midnight Infomercials

11:45 Celebrity Exposed – Richard Young PGR 12:15 Home Shopping 1:15 The Crowd Goes Wild 3 1:45 Home Shopping

MAORI TV 6:30 Pukoro 3 2 7am SpongeBob Tarau Porowha 3 2 7:30 Pukana 3 2 8am Toi Whakaari 3 8:30 Te Kaea 3 2 9am Nga Pari Karangaranga o te Motu 3 2 9:30 Kai Time On The Road 3 10am Korero Mai 3 11am Toku Reo 3 Noon Korero Mai 3 1pm Toku Reo 3 2pm Korero Mai 3 3pm Kai Time On The Road 3 3:30 Pukoro 2 4pm SpongeBob Tarau Porowha 2 4:30 Waka Ama 2013 3

THE BOX 6am Law And Order MV 6:50 The Simpsons PG 7:15 Parking Wars PGL 7:40 America’s Funniest Home Videos PG 8:05 Survivor – Pearl Islands PG 8:55 Criminal Minds 16VS 9:45 SVU MV 10:35 NCIS PGV 11:25 The Musketeers MVLS 12:25 Matador MVLS 1:15 Whose Line Is It Anyway? PG 1:40 Criminal Minds 16VS 2:30 Law And Order MV 3:20 Survivor – Pearl Islands PG 4:10 America’s Funniest Home Videos PG 4:35 The Simpsons PG 5pm Parking Wars PGL 5:30 Criminal Minds 16VS 6:30 The Simpsons PG 7pm Parking Wars PGL 7:30 NCIS PGV 8:30 CSI MV 9:30 By Any Means ML 10:35 SVU MV 11:30 NCIS PGV

SATURDAY

12:25 Survivor – Pearl Islands PG 1:15 Whose Line Is It Anyway?

PG 1:40 Law And Order MV 2:30 SVU MV 3:20 CSI MV 4:10 By Any Means ML 5:10 Whose Line Is It Anyway? PG 5:35 America’s Funniest Home Videos PG

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6am Snooker – World Tour (Highlights) Shanghai Masters. 9am Golf – OneAsia Tour (Highlights) Nanshan China Masters – Round One. 10am L Golf – US PGA Tour Frys.com Open – Round One. From Silverado Resort and Spa in Napa, California.

1pm Golf Central 1:30 Golf – European Tour (Highlights) 2pm Golf – LPGA Tour (Highlights) 2:30 Inside The PGA Tour 3pm Golf – US PGA Tour (Highlights) 3:30 #SkyRugby – Engage 4pm Total Rugby 4:30 Mainfreight Rugby 5:30 Rugby – ITM Cup (Highlights) 6pm Rugby – ITM Cup (Highlights) 6:30 #SkyRugby – Engage 7pm L Rugby – ITM Cup Otago v Manawatu.

From Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin.

9:40 L Football – A-League Melbourne Victory v Western Sydney Wanderers.

From Etihad Stadium in Melbourne.

11:30 L Basketball – NBL Championship Perth Wildcats v New Zealand Breakers. 1:30 Rugby – ITM Cup (Highlights) 2am Motorsport – V8 Supercars Championship 3am Motorsport – Global RallyCross Championship 4am Football – A-League

SKY SPORT 2 5pm Toi Whakaari 3 5:30 Te Kaea 2 6pm Nga Pari Karangaranga o te Motu 2 6:30 Ako 3 2 7pm Te Kaea 3 2 7:30 #Hakanation PGR 8pm Swagger 8:30 Homai Te Pakipaki 9:30 The Topp Twins 10pm F Making Tracks AO 10:30 Tribe 11pm Te Kaea 3 2 11:30 Closedown

DISCOVERY 6am Auction Kings PG 6:30 Deadliest Catch PG 7:30 Man v Wild PG The Deep South. 8:30 MythBusters PG Duct Tape Plane.

9:30 Manhunt M Panama.

10:30 Commandos PG 11:30 Beauty Queen Murders M 12:30 Disappeared M 1:30 Blood Relatives M Death Mask Divorcee.

2:30 Alaska – The Last Frontier M 3:30 Naked And Afraid M 4:30 Bering Sea Gold PG 5:30 MythBusters PG Drain Disaster.

6:30 MythBusters PG Driving in Heels.

7:30 Aeroplane Repo M 8:30 Abalone Wars PG 9:30 Deadliest Catch PG Blonde Ambition.

10:30 River Monsters – Year Of Beasts M 11:30 Extreme Smuggling M

The Graham Norton Show 8:40pm on TV3

MOVIES PREMIERE 7:45 The Making Of The Lone Ranger PG 8am Fatal Call MVS 2012 Thriller.

Kevin Sorbo, Jason London.

9:35 Looper 16VL 2012 Thriller.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Bruce Willis.

11:35 Homefront 16VL 2013 Action.

Jason Statham, James Franco.

1:15 This Is 40 16LS 2012 Comedy.

Paul Rudd, Leslie Mann.

3:30 Burden Of Evil M 2012 Thriller. Natalie Zea, Ron Lea. 5pm Getaway MV 2013 Action.

Ethan Hawke, Selena Gomez.

6:30 Anchorman 2 – The Legend Continues MLS 2013 Comedy.

Will Ferrell, Steve Carell.

8:30 Red Dawn MVL 2012 Action.

Chris Hemsworth, Josh Hutcherson.

10:05 The Heat MVLS 2013 Comedy.

Sandra Bullock, Melissa McCarthy.

SATURDAY

Midnight Burden Of Evil M 2012 Thriller. Natalie Zea, Ron Lea. 1:30 Getaway MV 2013 Action.

SATURDAY 12:30 Swamp Murders M Drive Me Ethan Hawke, Selena Gomez.

3am Anchorman 2 – The Legend Crazy. 1:30 Deadly Devotion PG The Bad Samaritans. 2:30 Auction Continues MLS 2013 Comedy.

Will Ferrell, Steve Carell.

Kings PG 3am Deadliest Catch 4:55 Red Dawn MVL 2012 Action.

PG 4am Deadliest Catch PG 5am MythBusters PG Walk a Straight Line. Chris Hemsworth, Josh Hutcherson.

True Blood

9:30pm on Prime

MOVIES GREATS 7:35 Bring It On PGR 2000 Drama.

Kirsten Dunst, Eliza Dushku.

9:15 The Legend Of Zorro MV 2005 Action. Antonio Banderas, Catherine Zeta-Jones.

11:25 50 First Dates MS 2004 Comedy. Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore, Rob Schneider.

1:05 Signs M 2002 Sci-fi Thriller.

Mel Gibson, Joaquin Phoenix, Rory Culkin.

2:50 X-Men MV 2000 Action.

Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, Halle Berry, Ian McKellen.

4:35 X2 MV 2003 Action.

Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, Hugh Jackman, Anna Paquin, Halle Berry.

6:45 X-Men – The Last Stand MVL 2006 Action.

8:30 The Waterboy ML 1998 Comedy.

10pm Batman Begins MV 2005 Adventure.

SATURDAY

12:15 I Am Legend MV 2007 Drama. 1:55 X-Men MV 2000 Action. 3:40 X2 MV 2003 Action.

5:50 X-Men – The Last Stand MVL 2006 Action.

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6am Rugby – ITM Cup (Replay) Waikato v Bay of Plenty.

8am #SkyRugby – Engage 8:30 Rugby – Australian NRC (Replay) North Harbour Rays v Brisbane City.

10:30 UFC – Ultimate Knockouts 11am UFC Now Noon Mainfreight Rugby 1pm Rugby – ITM Cup (Replay) Waikato v Bay of Plenty.

3pm Sky Sports News UK 3:30 Golf – European Tour (Highlights) Portugal Masters – Round One. 4pm L Golf – LPGA Tour Sime Darby Malaysia – Round Two. From Kuala Lumpur Golf and Country Club in Malaysia.

8pm Golf – US PGA Tour (Highlights) Frys.com Open – Round One. 8:30 Golf – European Tour (Highlights) Portugal Masters – Round One. 9pm Golf World 9:30 The Crowd Goes Wild 10pm Golf – OneAsia Tour (Highlights) Nanshan China Masters – Round One. 11pm Fox Sports News 11:30 Rugby – ITM Cup (Highlights) Otago v Manawatu.

SATURDAY

Midnight #SkyRugby – Engage 12:30 Golf – LPGA Tour (Highlights) Sime Darby Malaysia – Round Two. 1am Cricket – International (Highlights) India v West Indies – First One-Day International.

1:30 #SkySpeed 2am Rugby – ITM Cup (Replay) Otago v Manawatu. 4am #SkyRugby – Engage 4:30 Total Rugby 5am Mainfreight Rugby

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24 Ashburton Guardian

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Friday, October 10, 2014

Sport

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Bowlers gear up for semis Papanui Club’s Lois Grey in action at the Clubs New Zealand 2014 South Island Women’s Outdoor Bowls Tournament at the Ashburton MSA green yesterday.

Grey’s Papanui team that includes Bev Morel, a bowler with over 30 Canterbury titles to her name, advanced to today’s semi-finals where they are up against the local four of Rosemary Bennett, Melva Middleton, Diane Vanderweg and Wendy Suttie – who was in the 2013 tournament winning team.

The other semi-final features an Oamaru club quartet up against the Clubs of Marlborough foursome for a place in the afternoon’s final that is scheduled to start at midday.

At the other host venues yesterday the consolation trophies were decided, all landing in the hands of the Hornby club.

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