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Inside this issue: New Treatments Offered 2 at Bloom Art Under $200 - Just In 3 Time For Christmas Darfield Playcentre Update 4 Tenancy Inspec+ons Lost Canterbury Pain+ng Sheffield Armis+ce Day Speech Limits on Resource Consent Condi+ons Hororata Playcentre Wants The Community’s Thoughts SDC Decisions

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A Piece of Kirwee History 9 10 SDC - Have A Say Sheep Measles A Problem 10 Around Malvern District 11 Christmas Giveaway 12 Visit The Kirwee Show 12 Strong Organisa+ons Through The Genera+ons 13 Local People Enjoy Canterbury A & P Show 14 Running Boar Shoot 14 Malvern Bowls Update 15 Sports Results 15-16 Public No+ces 16 Dates To Remember 16-19 Classiﬁeds 18-20 Trades 20 Email Column CIRCULATION: 5700+ - Area SH I West, between the rivers. The information and opinions published are not necessarily those of the Malvern News proprietors. Malvern News is distributed to over 5700 homes and businesses in the Malvern area.

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By Lucinda Jarvis Selwyn’s Jody McCarthyMcCarthy Dempsey is a year seven student at Darfield High School and she has just broken a thirty three year old best performance high jump record at the athletics Canterbury interclub meet on Saturday, November 10th at the new track, Nga Puna Wai. Jody cleared 1.48m to break the U11 girls record held by K Nelson of 1.47m set back in 1985. Jody now has her name in the junior record book three times, still owning the U7 discus record of 16.74m and the U8 shot put record of 7.70m. Jody has been doing athletics since she was six years old and has been competing in interclub competitions for Selwyn since she was seven years old. Jody’s parents got her into athletics because she loved to play sport but was too young to play a team sport back then. Jody’s long term goal is to keep enjoying her sports, she also plays netball in the winter, but

she really enjoys playing almost any sport. It was commented that, Jody has a fantastic outlook on life and sport and believes people should never give up, just keep on trying. As well as Jody holding her three Canterbury records, there is also Maia Broughton from the Club who still holds five Canterbury records in the girls U13, U14, U16 and U17 in the 100m and 200m. The Club also has Neihanna Mata’afa who previously held two Canterbury records in the boys U8 shot put with 9.50m and U9 shot put with 11.12m. “The club has some high achieving young athletes in it, they all strive to do their best every week with a big smile on their face,” commented Allison McCarthy, McCarthy who is Jody’s mum and Club Captain. The Selwyn Athletics Club is a community based Club that is well supported by the council and reserve committee also by local businesses. They are based at Brookside Park in

Rolleston and their grounds are c o m p e t e i n i n t e r c l u b used not only by their athletes competitions on Saturdays at but by ParaFed Canterbury the new Nga Puna Wai track. children and local schools also for zone competitions. The Club To find out more information currently has two hundred about Selwyn Athletic Club see their Facebook Page.. members of which eighty five

Jody standing as proud as punch by the high jump height that she cleared to break the thirty three year old record.

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Owner of Bloom Boutique Medispa, Ashlley McIntosh is understandably extremely proud of where her skill, ability and knowledge has taken her. As well as a successful business

operation that keeps up with current trends and offers a professional service to its clients, Ashlley is excited to have been named as a finalist in the prestigious RVR90 (Real

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Touted as having something for everyone and in perfect time for Christmas is the Selwyn Gallery’s 20th anniversary summer exhibition entitled ‘Under $200’. All the works are priced under $200 and available for immediate sale - just in time for Christmas gift giving!

Showcasing many familiar Artweek artists, the exhibition includes works by 2017 and 2018 Premier award winners, Louise McHaffie and Henry Turner. Turner Alongside Louise and Henry, there are many popular and award winning artists from previous years, as well as emerging artists featured over

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2018. The Gallery anticipates a show of more than forty works over a range of mediums this summer definitely something for everyone! ‘Under $200’ opens Friday, November 30th, 6-7pm at the Selwyn Gallery and runs over the summer period until Thursday, January 31st, 2019. The Gallery is open daily (except Mondays) from 10am to 4pm and a catalogue is available for each exhibition.

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Darfield Playcentre sincerely thank the services/people who have kindly helped the Centre out this year: • The Menz Shed for restoring a couple of much loved wooden trucks; the children play with these on a daily basis and Playcentre are grateful for the work done on them making them usable and in pristine condition. • Four Winds for providing the grant which enabled the purchase of an excellent sandpit cover which keeps out leaves and debris. • Fonterra Grass Roots Fund for providing a grant to purchase the planter box where Playcentre members can watch the growing strawberries thrive. • Rata Grant for providing another grant to assist with covering the Centre’s ’amazing’ coordinator’s wages. • Selwyn District Council, Sicon and Malvern Lions who providing the opportunity to work at the recent Green Waste Disposal day. “This effort saw our Centre raise $500 which will be valuable for us in purchasing new equipment and resources for our growing Centre,” said a Darfield Playcentre spokesperson.

Bunnings Shirley who donated gardening and household products for a Christmas raffle/prize draw and who will provide the location for an up-coming fundraising sausage sizzle on December 8th. • Darfield Challenge for providing buckets for the potato growing contest. • Elizabeth Forrest for once again donating a wonderful variety of native plants to the families at the Centre. •

“We appreciate all the local support we’ve had throughout the year at events such as the Waitangi Day Picnic and Wings and Wheels,” the spokesperson added. “We are a thriving Centre with passionate parents who all contribute to a wonderful learning environment for our children. This Christmas we are giving back to the community by gifting canned food to those in need. “Merry Christmas from the Darfield Playcentre whanau,” they concluded.

Tenancy Inspections A new website and new email aren’t the only changes to local business Rural Tenancy Inspections (RTI). While still specialising in carrying out Tenancy Inspections on selfmanaged and farm accommodation, RTI’s owner Rebecca Smith has recognised some gaps in the market. The company is now pleased to also be able to offer Cleaning Services and Property Management Services. Rebecca commented that after six years in business, RTI is going strong and she is grateful to the local community for support. With a portfolio fast approaching 500 houses throughout Canterbury, RTI have set up their office at the site of Hampton Engineering in Hororata (2253 Bealey Road). This enables clients to call in and visit them to discuss their Tenancy Inspection needs. The office is generally staffed between 9am - 2pm weekdays (unless the team are out working off-site) or meetings by appointment can be arranged. RTI employs a team of six covering the whole of Canterbury and are well equipped to take care of all Tenancy Inspection and Property needs - References are available if required. Tenancy inspections start from $99 + GST. Competitive management rates available.

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John & Charles Enys Castle Hill Runholders 1864 - 1891

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The Castle Hill station buildings in the 1880s, with Leith Hill behind. Painted by Charles Enys and sought by Jenny Abrahamson. The Castle Hill Station features in are reproduced in the book. the memories of many locals It is, however a particular and in the book written by Jenny painting, done by Charles Enys, Abrahamson, Abrahamson with photography that Jenny is most interested in by John O’Malley. The book locating. focuses on the runholders John “I’m really hoping someone may and Charles Enys who occupied have seen this colonial painting the Station from 1864 until (pictured), or be the owner of it,” Jenny said. “It features the 1891. Jenny worked at the University of Castle Hill station buildings in Canterbury library for over the 1880s. With Leith Hill twenty years, and has visited the behind, the site is three Castle Hill basin all her life. She kilometres past the present stays at Enys, a typical home- Castle Hill homestead. “The built New Zealand bach on the Enys brothers let out the iconic original site of the Enys old stone cottage to contractors never living there themselves,” brothers’ Trelissick home. The book documents the lives of Jenny reported. John and Charles Enys and “Charles painted at least three records the story of these copies of the work - one to send pioneer sheep farmers from home to family in Cornwall and Cornwall who ran Castle Hill two to give to friends,” Jenny Station for more than 25 years. added. “Australia's National Extracts from letters by both library in Canberra and the brothers, and paintings by Canterbury Museum each hold a Charles, that they sent home to copy. their family give a fascinating “In 1960 J. Deans owned the insight to a lost way of life. third copy, when it featured in a Over fifty paintings by Charles thesis. However it was

Runholder and painter Charles Enys who, along with his brother John, farmed at Castle Hill station in the 1800s.

incorrectly attributed to R. Park, Park who was a Deans’ family ancestor, but they had died before the building in the painting was finished,” Jenny said. “Charles Enys didn't sign his paintings, so there may be others, privately owned, which are unknown,” she concluded.

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The Honorary Consul of Belgium, Lieve Bierque avidly held the attention of those attending the Armistice Day commemorations at Sheffield on November 11th. Below is the address that so enthralled the crowd: “Ladies and Gentlemen; Thank you for inviting me, it is an honour to represent Belgium here today. I grew up in the thriving 70’s and 80’s in Antwerp, Belgium, the time of Star Wars, Star Trek, ABBA, Saturday Night Fever, the Vietnam War, the fall of the Berlin wall, the first and the last man on the moon. It was also the time of listening and sharing memories and stories from WWI and II at gatherings with friends and family in Belgium. My parent’s generation remember the Second World War. By listening to their stories, we learnt about a period of history that should never be forgotten. I can vividly remember my grandmother’s stories. Her brother Jan Frans Huys, Huys who was born in 1893, became a Belgian soldier in 1913. In 1914 he was wounded for the first time on the battle fields in the Flanders. When he was well again in 1915 he was sent back to the battle fields. He was injured and hospitalised in 1916

for a second time. When he recovered he was sent again for the third time to the battle fields on the France Belgium border. Eventually on July 22nd, 1918 he was killed in action in a little place called Nieuwedamme/ Nieuwpoort. We no longer have the opportunity to talk to WWI witnesses, but we can read their stories and visit the silent reminders of war. During my walks in the weekend I see on the memorials on the promenade in Sumner the names of the Belgian cities where New Zealand servicemen fought, Zeebrugge, Ypres, Messines and Passchendaele. The many graveyards in Wallonia and the 17 0 graveyards in the Flanders are the resting places of young soldiers who were fighting in WWI and II and never returned home. They are nurturing the Belgian soil. This sad reality became even more significant when I was travelling in New Zealand in 1992 with Gavin my New Zealand husband. In each little village I saw the memorials of WWI and II, the long list of names but no graveyards. It is grim to realise that all those young soldiers never came home to fulfil their lives, hopes and dreams. Belgians have not forgotten their sacrifice. Every evening at 8 pm since November 11th 1928, the Last Post has been sounded under the imposing memorial arches of the Menin Gate in Belgium.

The only exception to this was during the four years of German occupation of Ypres from May 20th, 1940 to September 6th, 1944. Instead, the daily ceremony was continued in England at Brookwood military cemetery. On the very evening that Polish forces liberated Ypres the ceremony was resumed at the Menin Gate, in spite of heavy fighting still going on in parts of the town. The ceremony was originally intended as an expression of the gratitude of the Belgian people towards those who had died for their freedom and independence and so it remains, even today. However, in the course of the years the ceremony has also acquired a wider significance. So when the bugles blow, it is not only the soldiers of the British Empire who are being honoured, but also their comrades from France, Belgium, America and many other allied lands, who likewise ‘stood firm and did not count the cost’. At the same time, thoughts may also turn to those who fought on the other side of no-man's land: enemies then, but partners now, in a new, united Europe. In this sense the Last Post not only represents a mirror of our past, but also a beacon of hope for all our futures. The Belgians have not forgotten and will not forget.”

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By Anna Mackenzie, for a resource management Council issues you with a Senior Planner, Baseline Group purpose and relevant to the resource consent containing (see advertisement in this issue) resource consent they are issued under. Councils are not Anyone who has successfully meant to try to get a consent obtained a resource consent holder to carry out something will be aware that approval from unrelated to the actual activity your local authority comes with resource consent is being specific conditions as to how sought for. By way of example, you go about your activity. if consent is sought for the These conditions can be very installation of a culvert through straight forward and very easy a stream, council should not be to comply with. Others however requiring that you carry out can be more involved and stream alignment works at complicated. There are limits as another part of the stream, to the type of conditions district unless it is specifically related to and regional councils can place the installation of the culvert. on a resource consent, and if It is important that consent you are not happy with the conditions are between the conditions you can go back to consent holder and the Council your Council and seek that they as the consent authority. A are amended. consent holder should not have The Resource Management Act to get secondary approval from sets out that conditions on another party to ensure they resource consents can be meet the requirements of their imposed. Over the years, resource consent. This might be through environment court the approval of a different decisions, legal principles have organisation or group, or even been developed which now the secondary approval of a dictate how conditions should different part of the Council (i.e. be imposed on resource the engineering team). If a consents. For instance, it is consent holder is unable to get important that conditions are the secondary approval, they certain. Any condition needs to will not meet the conditions of be worded so that the their consent, making the requirement of the condition is consent pointless. It is more clear to understand. This appropriate to have the details ensures that there is no needed to draft certain consent confusion as to how a condition conditions prior to the issuing is complied with. If you receive of the consent or require that a resource consent condition the consent holder provide which you simply do not information with certification understand, it is worth checking that it meets particular with the Council Planner issuing standards, such as prescribed the consent as to what is engineering standards. meant. Wherever possible you So, what do you do if your should seek that conditions are made clear, to avoid doubt as to how you are required to meet them. Consent conditions need to be

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conditions that are not clear, or practical, or that require you to carry out unrelated works or seek a third-party approval? Start by having a reasonable discussion with the person issuing the consent. It might be that they didn’t realise the effect of the consent conditions. Failing that, you can make an appeal to the environment court with fifteen working days of the resource consent decision being issued. Always have a chat with your planning expert if you are unhappy with resource consent conditions. They are there to work with you to navigate your way to a resource consent that is clear in its requirements and, most importantly, allows the activity it is intended to permit to be carried out in a sustainable way.

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Play is an important business and the children of Hororata Playcentre have been testing their theories around floating and sinking. More of their favourite activities have included water-play, sandpit, gardening, baking and painting. Hororata Playcentre is currently assessing the needs of the community and how it can find better ways to meet those needs. The Playcentre committee are calling on the community, whether they have never been to the Centre, or whether it was many years ago, they would still really appreciate a few minutes of time to

complete a brief online survey about them. The survey can be found by going to ‘Hororata Playcentre’

on Facebook and checking out their newsfeed. This Facebook page also has news about forthcoming events etc.

Wednesday, November 7th Foster Park indoor courts designdesign - build: The Council approved a design-build approach for the procurement of a lead design and build contractor for the $21 million Foster Park indoor sports project. The facility will incorporate both a multi-court indoor complex and a sports hub featuring changing rooms and storage space which will service the wider outdoor Foster Park playing fields. The facility, which was approved by the Council following Long-Term Plan consultation earlier this year, will incorporate both a multi-court indoor complex and a sports hub featuring changing rooms and storage space which will service the wider outdoor Foster Park playing fields.

Social housing: The Council has adopted a policy position on social housing, and resolved to work alongside social housing providers to support social housing needs in the district. It affirms that Council will not be a direct provider of social housing, as the primary responsibility for social housing sits with central government and community housing providers that can deliver the full range of services needed. Speed limit bylaw review and speed limit changes: A draft revised speed limit bylaw has been approved for public consultation. The revised bylaw will ensure the Council meets its legal obligations for setting speed limits, and will bring the bylaw up to date with best practice, NZTA and legal requirements. The Council also approved a range of speed limit

changes for public consultation. These are mainly around schools, and follow a prior round of speed limit changes in late 2017. Changes to some 70km/hr zones are also proposed, in line with NZTA guidelines. Consultation on both the bylaw and the speed limit changes will be open until February 2019. The proposed speed limit changes include: Reducing speed limits around school frontages to 40 km/hr. A variable 40km/hr school zone speed limit on Weedons Ross Road fronting Weedons School and Robinsons Road fronting Broadfield School . Reducing all 70km/hr limit areas to either 60km/hr or 50km/hr. Reducing a number of 100km/hr areas to either 80, 60 or 50km/ hr. Update on Council headquarters extension: At its meeting the Council endorsed updated proposals for the planned extension to its Rolleston headquarters. The original proposal was for an extension of 385m2; the updated proposal achieves a similar outcome with a smaller extension of 125m2, along with reconfiguration of existing office areas to provide more flexible work spaces within the building, and a centralised customer service area. The project, which has a budget of $2.7m, will also include HVAC/air conditioning improvements, along with seismic strengthening of the Council Chambers to achieve the current legislative standard required for a civil defence emergency operations centre.

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Anne Lawrey proudly displays their very modern,1968 Ford transit van bought for deliveries from the Kirwee Lawrey’s IGA Store.

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The 1968 Ford transit van has been undergoing restoration and has now returned to the roads delivering ‘Grandad’s Garden’ veges. Note the one digit phone number! For those travelling to this weekend’s Courtenay A & P Show in Kirwee, the house on the eastern side of the Kirwee Challenge Service Station (and owned by them) wasn’t always so. For many, many years it was the home of the Kirwee Store. Back in 1885 Frank Lawrey purchased the Kirwee Store, initially delivering goods by horse drawn cart. His son, John Lawrey later took over the Store (which by now had become an IGA store) and in the photo above his wife, Anne proudly displays their very modern, 1968 Ford transit van. John and Anne’s son,

Strathearn Lawrey (aka Grandad) later acquired this vehicle and has been reconditioning it to get it back on the road and to transport his veges around the community. “I love that their phone number is a single digit,” said a family spokesperson, “and it’s so cool to see a bit of history being brought back to life.” Strathearn’s ‘G randa d’s Garden’ vege enterprise is wellknown around the district, especially in West Melton, where he now resides. The produce is freshly dug and sold at the gate, as well as at local markets etc.

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Public consultation on the Selwyn District Council’s Draft Parking Strategy has begun. The draft strategy sets out a number of parking management options for the different parts of the Selwyn district, particularly in larger town centres such as Rolleston and Lincoln. It provides for both private and public parking, and links with the Council’s other transport strategies. Council Environmental Services Manager Tim Harris said it’s vital that the Council carefully considers how it guides and manages parking in the future. “We have a diverse and growing district - and with that growth comes the demand to manage parking that works for growing residential communities and an expanding business sector, as well as our rural areas,” Tim added. “This strategy is about ensuring that our parking system provides safe, efficient access to services and

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destinations, and allows our townships to thrive.” Although the Traffic and Parking Bylaw 2009 provides for the issuing of infringement notices, the Council has not gone down this road to date, and has taken an educational approach when people break parking rules. The draft strategy could activate this provision in the bylaw if it’s found that there is a need for it. “Residents have become accustomed to having no parking enforcement, which is something the Council would prefer to retain,” Tim said. “Although the draft strategy is about managing the district’s parking in an equitable and coherent way, particularly in our town centres where there is high demand, Council could consider stronger rules, or enforcement, as a way to properly regulate parking in the district, if that’s what residents believe is necessary - they can tell us what they think through

the public consultation phase,” Tim commented. Other parking management issues considered in the draft strategy include avoiding parking on high-speed rural roads, managing parking across town centres so that parking is within a short distance of destinations, limiting non-residential parking in residential areas, and ensuring on-street parking in busy areas doesn’t compromise other transport networks or access. The need for the Draft Parking Strategy is a signal of the impact of growth in the Selwyn district. Over the past ten years the district’s population has grown from 38,000 to more than 62,000 (about 55%), making Selwyn the third largest territorial authority in the South Island. Alongside this, the economy has grown and use of motor vehicles has increased, with vehicles travelling about 385 million kilometres on Selwyn roads every year.

The Council is inviting residents to provide their feedback on the Draft Parking Strategy until 5pm on Friday, December 7th 2018. https://yoursay.selwyn.govt.nz/draft--parking parking--strategy For more information visit https://yoursay.selwyn.govt.nz/draft

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Help prevent

SHEEP MEASLES on Malvern farms! • Freeze or cook any sheep meat based dog food • Treat dogs for sheep measles monthly or at least

48 hours prior to visiting or going near farms.

More information phone

0800 222 022 or go to www.sheepmeasles.co.nz

Dan Lynch Project Manager for Ovis Management said that concern exists about the number of lamb suppliers around the locality who have lambs found with sheep measles at processing. “These suppliers are dosing their dogs on a regular basis, but despite this it appears the lambs are becoming infected from dogs around the areas they graze. Two farms in the area have, in the last few months, had over three hundred lambs infected. “Sheep Measles is spread by dogs and it’s easily controlled,” Dan said, “all that’s required is for dogs to be dosed with a tape-wormer pill from the vets. ‘Droncit’ is probably the most well-known, and if dogs are treated on a regular basis the problem goes away quickly,” he added. Sheep measles does not harm humans, but causes unsightly

cysts in lamb muscle tissue. Affected ca rcas s es ar e frequently downgraded at slaughter and if infection is severe, carcasses are condemned. The parasite responsible for the cysts is carried by dogs, with sheep acting as the secondary host. One dog can shed as many as 250,000 eggs a day in their faeces, so pasture contamination can build up very quickly. Eggs can survive up to six months. The key points of control Dan emphasised are: freezing, or cooking, any sheep and goat meat fed to dogs; and if dogs are going on, or near, sheep pasture, they should be dosed preferably monthly, or 48 hours prior.

See the advertisement in this issue for contact details and further information or contact a local vet.

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WEED SPRAYING Godfrey Pest Management Limited Pretty much everyone enjoys something for nothing and local animal photographer Tessa Rait is offering just that for a lucky contestant. Tess is now a local photographer living in West Melton with her fiancé Duncan and his five year old twins. She told the News that she grew up in Christchurch as an only child, raised by her Mother after her Father’s untimely death when she was only six. “I never really knew my Dad, because he was always in hospital, but his legacy has been a big part of my life,” Tessa said. “Some of you may remember the Rait amplifier produced in the 70’s. Certainly I've encountered many people who knew of him or his work, and it is still highly regarded today,” she added. “He was a very clever entrepreneur, and the legacy of his success is something that inspires me to do the same through my own work,” Tessa commented. Photography for Tessa, began as a creative hobby, but she very soon realised it was something she was really

passionate about. “In my 30’s I lost my Mother very suddenly, and decided life was too short to spend your 9 to 5's working in a job that doesn't bring you joy. So I left my corporate career to study photography full time. Fast forward to now, and I am building my photography business from home here in West Melton.” Tess had always enjoyed photographing landscapes, and often drove out to the country to capture them adding that she has had dozens of them used to accompany the weather segment of Television's One News over the years. “Earlier this year, Duncan and I decided to take the leap and purchase a house together in West Melton for a change of lifestyle,” Tessa explained. “The community here is fantastic, and the country life is lovely,” she enthused. “I have so many opportunities to photograph nature so easily on my doorstep, it's the best move we ever made!” Tessa has two fox terriers, Oscar, 14 and Bella, 2, which

she describes as very cheeky. “I started photographing them at home, and realised I loved the engagement, and being able to capture their personalities on camera. I knew I wanted to assist others explore the connection they have with their animals, so decided to start looking for ways to explore animal photography,” she said. Oscar and Bella go to doggy daycare regularly, and Tessa naturally became friends with the facility’s owner. “Unfortunately she has Multiple Sclerosis, and needed to raise funds to travel to Russia for life changing treatment,” Tessa reported. “I offered her my time to take photos of her client's dogs, then made the prints available for sale, with all proceeds going towards her trip. “This proved very popular - we raised a lot of money, and I c o nf ir m e d my l ov e o f photographing animals. Keryn is in Russia right now, and I'm so proud that I could use my skills and passion to help her get there,” Tessa ended.

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Cheeky Bella - certainly not camera-shy.

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It doesn't need to be dogs - she’ll photograph anything; cats, horses, goats, rabbits, birds. The package includes: • Up to 1½ hours of shooFng Fme in a locaFon of the

winner’s choice (within the Malvern News circulaFon area). • An A3 print of the winner’s favourite image professionally

framed. • Three digital ﬁles of the next in-line favourites.

“By accep ng this prize, you give permission for me to use the images on my own website, and for marke ng purposes,” Tessa said. To enter this compeFFon tell us the breed of Tessa’s two dogs. Put this in the subject line of your email (compeFFon@malvernnews.co.nz) and in the body send us your full name and physical address please. Entries to be received by 6pm, November 26th, 2018

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For those that didn’t see this photo in the News a while ago this is the Courtenay A & P Association Quasquicentennial (125th anniversary) committee, taken in 2000. Back L to R: David Fechney, David Stott, Tim Ridgen, Terry Gallagher, Lindsay Hewitt, Dave McConchie, Douglas Hewitt, Peter Schnell, Graeme Hewitt, Jim LeComte. 2nd Back L to R: Robbie Watson, Malcolm Begg, Bevan Dillon, Robert Seaton, Robert Reid, Dave Ferriman, Bill Brook, Neil Stott, Ken Reed, Murray Robertson. 2nd Front L to R: Albert Hewitt, Trevor Schnell, Wendy Chamberlain, Lew Young, Jim Brooker. Front L to R: Helen Williams, Charles Ridgen, Willie Henderson, Ron Fechney, Wayne Stott, Peter Stott, Adrienne Begg, Harley Jenkins, Jenny Gallagher, Hugh Williams.

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Nothing’s a Problem! Jane Jenkins and her team at ‘Floridale Angus’ had great success at the recent Canterbury A & P Show. They were placed second in the Meat and Wool Cup with a two year old cow called Floridale Julia and her calf. In the All Breeds Class which was judged by an Australian judge, they won the senior cow and calf class, the two year old cow and calf class, the yearling bull class and the yearling pairs class. Pictured are Jane’s son Tim Haushchild and daughter Ruby Haushchild at this year’s Show in the Meat and Wool Cup with Floridale Julia and her calf.

Mayor Sam Broughton had a fabulous day at Christchurch A & P Show on Wednesday, November 14th. He judged the Mint Lamb competition. He commented that New Zealand certainly grows some tasty lamb. The winners of the 2018 Mint Lamb competition were James and Lisa Thomson, Island Farm with Ile De France breed.

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Jenny and Guy Bassett (Jaegar Boer Stud) from Sheffield exhibited their Boer goats at the recent 2018 Canterbury A & P Show, they took fifteen animals to the Show. All the animals shown bar one placed in the top five in their classes. Pictured above left is Guy with a first prize winner and Jenny, pictured above right, with Vicki Mitchell the judge from Australia and the eight week old kid who won the Champion Junior Doe ribbon and trophy. Jenny also showed two does who each had triplets. “the public were interested to see so many babies being reared by each doe,” commented Jenny. Malvern News Deadline: 10am Tuesday

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The Malvern Branch of the NZ for five seconds at slow, or 2.5 Deerstalkers Association (NZDA) seconds at fast speed. recently hosted the Ashburton, The first team member from Rakaia and North Canterbury Rakaia got off to an excellent NZDA branches to their start leaving Malvern’s team inaugural Running Boar Shoot thinking they were in for a competition held at the Darfield hiding, but by the end of the Shooting Centre. The Running first discipline Malvern were Boar shoot consists of shooting leading. A break for a barbecue at a moving silhouette target at lunch and the visitors, with a range of fifty metres. The renewed confidence, resumed at target runs across a gap of ten the fast speed. It was here the metres and can only be viewed young guns from Ashburton

took the lead with an excellent team effort. Prize giving saw Ashburton finish in first place, Malvern in second and Rakaia at third. Best overall individual was Hayd en B re akw e ll from Ashburton. Graeme Williams, Williams the organiser from Malvern, said it had been a very successful day and the teams were vowing to return next year.

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The Malvern Men’s Singles Final Bowling Green on Sunday, standard that these players, was contested in good N o v e m b e r 1 8 t h . B r i a n ranging from second year to conditions at the Darfield McLaughlin from the Darfield eight years, achieved. By the Club was the eventual winner time the last two games were after a close tussle with Bob played the wind had got up and Burnett of West Melton (a proved to make play very previous winner). Brian took difficult for all concerned.” control on the last end to win The eventual winner was second the Title for the first time. year player Cat Denhaan from Sunday 18th was also the the Oxford Club. This was Malvern Women’s Development another game that went right Championship sponsored by down to the wire with Cat Life Member Helen Pearce from winning on the last end from West Melton. “A disappointing Hazel Littlejohn of the Darfield eight players contested the Club. Cat continues her success championship in what started after previously, in her first year out to be a lovely day,” said of bowling, winning the Brian McLaughlin of the Wendy Clucas, Clucas Secretary Canterbury under two year Darfield Bowling Club and Malvern Sub Centre Bowls. players Women’s Singles winner of the 2018 Malvern “It was pleasing to see the high Championship.

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Life Member Helen Pearce from West Melton with Cat Denhaan from the Oxford Club, winner of the 2018 Malvern Women’s Development Championship.

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Interclub Results - Sat 17th November Mens Three Fours Mens Two Fours Div 1 v Canterbury Div 3 v Southbridge Won 15-10 Won 19-9 Won 13-11 Lost 15-25 Won 19-12 Wed 14th November Ladies Fives Div 2 v Riccarton RC Won 21-15 Won 14-18

Results 17th November 2018 Match of the Day: Stableford - Drawn Partners 1st: G Gaunson & J Johnson M Scott & G Gough 83 3rd: K Adams & D McKay 81 Nearest to the Pins: Pins #3: D MacDonald #9: M Scott #13: S Roulston #17: M Scott Longest Drive #11: #11 Women: Women J Johnson Men: Men D McKay Longest Putt #18: #18 M Scott Two’s: Two’s D MacDonald, G Gaunson Best Gross - sponsored by Baseline: M Scott 76 9 Hole Stableford: Stableford 1st: M Kikstra 19 Captains Trophy: Trophy Senior: Senior 1st: D McLaughlan R/U: P Avis Junior: Junior 1st: D Thompson R/U: G Gifkins

Results 13th November 2018

Match of the Day: Stableford Ladies: Ladies 1st: J Helmore 2nd: A Greene 37 3rd: F Taylor 4th: M Morten & B Bryant Men: 1st: P Taylor Men 2nd: I Palmer & G Chambers Closest to the Pin: Pin P Taylor, T Hicks Longest Putt: Putt F Taylor

40 33 30 37 32

Results 17th November 2018 Best Gross: 70 Gross M Weatherley Nett Competition: Competition 1st: K Kibler 65 2nd: P McOscar 66 3rd: M Weatherley 66 4th: 4th J Perkins 68 5th: P Deans 68 6th: P Fletcher 68 7th: S Williamson 68 8th: R Renfrew 68 9th: A Hogg 68 10th: N Penney 68 Closest to the Pins: Pins #2in2: M White #6: C Bishop #11: G Thomas #14: P Cardosi #17: M Weatherley

Twilight Results 16th November 2018 Men: Men 1st: M Weatherley 29 2nd: M White 26 3rd: M Gall, A Kenworthy 25 5th: A Sime, J Morten 24 7th: J Perkins, N Penny, B Blakely 23 Ladies: 1st: M Morten 25 Ladies 2nd: J Wilson 23 3rd: F Taylor 22 Two’s: Two’s M Wright Closest to the Pins: Pins #6: P McOscar & M Wright #17: K Vailulu & M Morten Straight Drive: Drive M Morten Hard Luck: Luck R Williams

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It was a quiet day on the range on November 17th. Man y members gave themselves a weekend off following the Canterbury Spring Meeting. It was a fine, warm day with a light but tricky wind. Some shooters were testing loads so did not complete the two rounds of shooting. Allan White again showed why he is one of New Zealand’s top target rifle shooters with great scores. Daniel Alexander showed he hasn’t forgotten his FTR shooting skills with a competitive score on a new rifle that’s being run in. TARGET RIFLE Allan White

600 600 TOTAL yds yds 50.02 50.05 100.07

Daniel Alexander 48.05 43.01 91.06 Bevan Mehrtens 49.04

49.04

Chris Kershaw

47.01

F CLASS

Mark Alexander 53.01 54.02 107.03

There was fun in abundance at Sunday’s Darfield Pool Party - so much so in fact, that organisers were run off their feet and few photos were able to be taken! The event was described as being hugely successful with a good attendance who enjoyed not only the Pools, but also the large inflatable toy there especially for the day. The promised horrendous weather delayed its appearance until the Pool Party was over, resulting in those attending making the most of the sunny, warm conditions with little, or no wind. A sausage sizzle is always a favourite and this one was no exception with them disappearing as fast as they could be cooked! “It was definitely a good time had by all,” concluded one of the event’s organisers, Christina Clarkson. Clarkson

The massive pool inflatable enjoyed by all those who attended last weekend’s Darfield Pool Party.

Peter Carter

52.02 99.02

Kevin Burns

Daniel Alexander

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77.00

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For further details see the Malvern Rifle Club’s Facebook page.

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CHRISTMAS SPECIAL JOIN US AT THE TROTS AT MOT

Sunday 25th November At Motukarara Raceway Races start at 12 noon Always a great family day out!

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PUBLIC NOTICES

Hororata Primary School

SHEFFIELD Rugby Club, AGM. Monday 26th November, 7:30pm. Sheffield Hotel. New members welcome.

150th Jubilee Celebrations

The Haunui Trust AGM will be held on

Calling all past students, staff & committee members ….

Tuesday 27th November 11:00am

A meeting will be held at Hororata School on Thursday, 6 December 2018, 7:30pm

CELEBRANT

Selwyn Rugby Club Wednesday 28th November 7:30pm Selwyn Rugby Clubrooms, Glentunnel Domain

DARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR PRIZEGIVING

Monday 3 December 2018 at 7.00 pm Darﬁeld Recreation Centre James Morris - Principal

Malvern News Deadline: 10am Tuesday

Darfield Catholic Parish Centre

This meeting will be held to elect office bearers for the 2020 celebrations scheduled for Friday 20th through to Sunday 22nd March 2020. with ongoing school events throughout the year.

Family and friends of the school are warmly invited to attend the Senior Prizegiving ceremony on

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11:00am Rural Building Solu+ons Open Day

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23rd Nov

5:30pm

Social Bowls - All ages welcome

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24th Nov

Courtenay A&P Show

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24th Nov

10:00am Prebbleton CraOs & More Market

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25th Nov

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25th Nov

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26th Nov

7:00pm

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27th Nov

10:00am Malvern News AdverFsing Deadline for 30th November Issue

27th Nov

11:00am Haunui Trust AGM

Darﬁeld Catholic Parish Centre

28th Nov

7:00pm

Farmlands Informa+on Evening

Darﬁeld Primary School

28th Nov

7:30pm

Greendale Community Trust AGM

Greendale Hall

28th Nov

7:30pm

Selwyn Rugby Club AGM

Selwyn Rugby Clubrooms

29th Nov

10:00am Rolleston News AdverFsing Deadline for 5th December Issue

30th Nov

5:30pm

Social Bowls - All ages welcome

Kirwee Bowling Club

30th Nov

6:00pm

Under $200 - Summer At Selwyn Gallery

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30th Nov

7:30pm

Kirwee Players AGM

Kirwee Pavilion

2nd Dec

11:00am Christmas Trail & Home Visits

3rd Dec

10:00am EARLY AdverFsing Deadline for 7th Dec Xmas Issue # 1

West Melton Netball AGM

Rolleston School Hall

3rd Dec

7:00pm

Darﬁeld High School Senior Prizegiving

Darﬁeld Rec Centre

6th Dec

7:30pm

Hororata Primary 150th Jubilee

Hororata Primary School

9th Dec

2-5pm

Christmas Picnic In The Park

Westview Park, Darﬁeld

9th Dec

10:00am EARLY AdverFsing Deadline for 14th Dec Xmas Issue # 2

14th Dec

10:00am EARLY AdverFsing Deadline for 20th Dec Xmas Issue # 3

16th Dec

2:00pm

The Shearing Shed Christmas Party

Terrace Surf & Turf Bar

25th Dec

Christmas Day Buﬀet Lunch

The Oaks of Darﬁeld

5-10 Jan

Methven Summer School

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Supplying wood for this Winter!

Old Man Pine, Bluegum, Macrocarpa, Oregon. TRY THE HOT MIX!

MIGHTY Mix Natural Dog Food. Phone Rini 027 451 7300 Natural & wholesome. FOR SALE Premium nutrition. Cost effective, NZ Made. No artificial 7 black & white female Springer colours or preservatives. Spaniel puppies for sale. Frozen concentrate & biscuits. Ready end Dec, $800 each. Now available from your Phone 027 346 1900. local agent. Sue Neale CHRISTMAS decorations - Norse 347 6702 or 021 207 0421, of Course. Exquisitely made by mightymixorders@xtra.co.nz Maree Hann (nee Hansen). 182 Deans Road, Homebush RD1. Drive in. Open 10am 4pm 6 days (closed Monday). You won’t believe your eyes. MEADOW hay. Conventional bales. Shed stored. $4 per 312 Kiri Kiri Rd, Oxford bale. Phone 027 510 1348. Ph Anne, Vern OREGON fence rails, 150 x or Gareth Whiting 40mm. $4.60 per metre. 03 312 3355 Contact Graeme Knowles 027 288 8724 021 613 229. Open 7 Days POINT of lay hyline/shavers 9am-11am, 4pm-6pm pullets for sale. Please phone Inspection welcome 021 863 158. UNIFORM - DHS, boys: 1 x DRIVEWAYS blazer size 100, excellent condition $90; 2 pairs LIFESTYLE, farm tracks, yards LIFESTYLE summer shorts size 92, and dairy lanes our speciality. average condition, $15 each; I Screened rotten-rock, it’s navy anorak, size XL, excellent local and lasts better. condition, $30. Phone 021 Springfield Quarry phone 221 4468. 318 4132. WOOD shavings - untreated, FREE clean shavings suitable for FREE goldfish. Please phone horse stables, calving sheds, chicken houses and rabbit 318 8870. hutches. Available in 70L bags, 1m 3 bales Malvern News (compressed) and bulk Deadline: am delivery. Phone 03 344 1676 10 Tuesday for more details.

OXFORD BOARDING KENNELS

FOR SALE

Owner Operated

EOpos available. All top quality, clean wood.

Geoﬀ 021 549 499 A/h 03 324 3482

Hedge Trimming in Canterbury

Call Don today on

• Half size tractor for easier access • Up to 6m height topped at 5m or less • Branch size up to 50mm • Cutter drops material to side of hedge

PAINTING & DECORATING

SPECIALISING IN:

LOCKSMITH

Interior & Exterior House Painting, Light Commercial Gib Stopping TRADE QUALIFIED • SMALL TEAM Garage Floors ‘All about quality!’ Farm Fences/Buildings Airless Spraying & more! Phone Scott 021 029 83216

Udi Painting & Decorating For all Pain ng and Decora ng services! Interior & Exterior Pain ng & Plastering Fully Qualiﬁed  Wallpapering Roof PainFng  All work guaranteed Free Quotes.

Contact Udi Aale 021 074 2075

MARLBOROUGH SOUNDS BACH Blackwood Bay, $65,000 (Valuation available) Roof painting, stopping & wallpapering, gib fixing, weather board, barges & fascia repairs. Waikawa Marina • Currently run on a roster system between the owners which works really well. • Set on the edge of the native bush, water from adjoining creek, 2 jetties, mooring, sandy safe beach & great outlook to ferries & surrounds. • Great living space with log fire, all furniture & fittings incl in price. Walk in and enjoy! • Minimal annual outlay ($5-600) as all costs shared. After 16 fabulous years it is time for you to create your own memorable moments. Get your head around a hassle free share arrangement, the benefits are all yours. Be in for Christmas! Further enquiries to Chris 0274 352 872 or 03 570 2070 evenings

Darfield Based Will cover all areas Contact Micky on

021 125 1613 conwaydecor@hotmail.com FULLY INSURED

PETS & LIVESTOCK

LOCKSMITH Selwyn based THREE kittens looking for good 24hr mobile service, keys homes. One female tabby, two cut and general lock and black & white males. Phone safe maintenance. EFTPOS 027 939 0584. available. Call Locktight PEST CONTROL Security 021 171 8060. SPIDERBAN NC LTD. Darfield owned and operated since PAINTING & DECORATING 2008. NZ made products only. Call Brian for pest control requirements 0800 667 778.

FOR SALE

• 1/4 share in this 3 bedroom family hideaway only 10 mins from

NUTRITIONIST

ONE bedroom house with NUTRITIONIST - Local qualified sleepout and large shed. nutritionist providing tailored central Darfield. $250 per nutrition advice. Phone Pip week. Phone 027 338 1307. Meads 021747806 or visit: www.pureandsimplenutrition. Available 10 December. co.nz MODERN cottage. Charing Cross PAINTING & DECORATING area. Two bedroom, study, open plan living with wood burner. Sunny & warm with north facing verandah, double garage. Suit retired or professional people. No smokers or pets. $350 pw. ‘For all your decorating needs’ Micky Conway Phone 021 655 777. Painter & Decorator LAWNMOWING LAWNMOWING available over Christmas for lifestyle blocks, Darfield, Kirwee area. Will use your lawn mower. Hourly rate. Phone Steve 027 253 1053.

021 066 3011 or 03 318 2983

• • • • •

HOUSE TO LET

References available.

Phone Dave on 021 142 0567

ROOM TO RENT SINGLE lockable rooms in Darfield Hostel. Internet, sky TV. $160pw. Please phone 027 479 1431 or 318 3660. SCRAP METAL BEST prices! Amalgamated Scrap Ltd. Buying cars & farm machinery. Specialising in farm clean-ups. Rod McQuoid buyer. Ph 027 695 0480 or 0800 030 712. SCRAPMETAL - cash paid for all types of metal farm machinery, old cars etc. Please phone Wayne 027 749 9736 or 03 323 6610 (Licensed Dealer). SHEEP SHEARING

Mobile Sheep Shearing Canterbury • Small Mobs • Lifestyle Blocks • Drenching, Tailing,

Foot Trimming etc Generator available

Ph Shaun Adams for a quote on

021 204 1274

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SITUATION VACANT

DARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Years 7 to 13

Careers Assistant We are seeking an administration support person to assist our Careers Advisor. Hours are 10 per week during term time. Applications close Tuesday 4 December 2018 Application Pack from: Human Resources Co-ordinator PO Box 5, Darﬁeld. Tel: 03 318-8411 email: trish@darﬁeld.school.nz

SITUATION VACANT

Café Assistant We have a vacancy for a Cafe assistant in Springfield. This position is for Tuesdays and is a full day. There would also be an opportunity for more hours going forward. Experience is not necessary as full training is offered. You will need to be reliable and honest. This is a varied and busy role which involves all duties in running a Cafe and Store.

For an Interview Please phone Karyn

03 318 4840

WANTED

ARABLE POSITION TO ASSIST WITH HARVEST

Casual Labour

Belmont Farm is a 450ha irrigated mixed arable operation in the Kirwee area. A wide variety of crops are grown including cereals, grasses, brassicas, peas, hybrid small seed productions and onions followed by winter feed crops. The role will include assisting with tractor work, harvest duties irrigation, general farm maintenance, and seasonal stock work. Position available as seasonal or permanent. To apply you must have: • Previous farming/contracting experience • A keen interest in the farming industry • Ability to think for yourself • A positive attitude • Ability to work within a team • A good work ethic • Current driver’s licence • NZ residency/NZ work visa An advantage but not essential: • HT licences • Experience in repairing and maintaining equipment

for the Sheep Section at the Coalgate Saleyards. Livestock experience preferred. For further details contact: Ed Marfell emarfell@hazlett.nz

WINDOW REPAIRS

For further Information or to apply contact Tom on 027 469 4055 or tom@rhlgroup.co.nz

• Mirrors • Catdoors

Qualified Heavy Diesel Mechanic Southern Screenworks Ltd is a mobile screening and crushing company based in Aylesbury, Christchurch. We operate our screens and crushers all over the South Island. We currently have a full-time permanent position available for an experienced and qualified Heavy Diesel Mechanic to join our team. This role involves repairs and servicing of our large range of mobile screening and crushing gear, front end loaders, excavators and light vehicles. Our ideal applicant would be able to work unsupervised, have excellent auto electrical fault finding and repair skills, a broad knowledge of hydraulics and hose repair practices and the ability to travel to out of town sites on occasion. We can offer the right person: • Modern working facilities and tooling • Great workshop environment • Company vehicle and phone • Competitive wages. To be considered for this position you need to be a NZ resident or have a valid NZ work visa. Applications close 30th November 2018. Please forward a copy of your CV along with two current references to: info@southernscreenworks.co.nz.

SITUATION VACANT

DARFIELD TYRE CENTRE LTD

TYRE TECHNICIAN We currently have a vacancy in Darfield for a Tyre Technician, graduating to wheel alignments and fleet service work. We cater for all types of tyre work: cars, trucks, farm equipment & earthmover tyres. The applicant will need:

A valid, clean driver’s licence, class 2 would be an advantage • Tyre industry experience would be an advantage, however full training will be given • Ability to work alone & in a team environment • A positive & reliable person, who can communicate well with customers & staff. •

Darfield Tyre Centre is committed to ensuring a safe & healthy work environment. You will be required to pass a pre-employment medical & drug test. Apply in person or submit your cover letter & CV to

tyres@xtra.co.nz SPACE TO LEASE

WANTED

41sqm sunny warm new AMMUNITION and reloading commercial space to lease e q u i p m e n t . P o w d e r from Jan 2019. 7 North projectiles, presses etc. Any Terrace Darfield. Car parking & calibre rifle / shotgun. option to share available. Anything hunting related. Looking for someone to fit in Cash buyer. Contact Rob with our performing arts/ 03 342 5885. sporting vision. Rent by BUYING possum fur. Phone negotiation. Email Tara Charlie 318 3144. taramarshall2@hotmail.com DEAD, damaged or derelict cars, trucks, vans & 4WD’s, Malvern News Deadline: including motorbikes. Cash 10am Tuesday paid. Phone 03 318 0650. TRADES

TRADES

• Splash Backs • Retro Fit

Double Glazing • Insurance Repairs Ph 03 318 4128

DARFIELD BASED

www.malvernglass.co.nz

Heat pump supply, installaFon, servicing & maintenance General household & business electrical work.

Give Nigel a call now for your no obliga on free quote

Ph: 021 387 750

DAIKIN • MITSUBISHI • HITACHI

Your LOCAL & reliable tradesman

Friday 23rd November 2018 WANTED

UNWANTED or unsaleable sheep, goat & cattle buy. Please phone 027 293 1561. UNWANTED vehicles, suit wreck or repair. Anything considered. Cash paid. Phone or text 027 349 2237. Selwyn area. WINDOW REPAIRS FOR all glass requirements phone Phil 317 9046 or 021 046 6046. SHELLEY’S Glass and Glazing. Got a broken glass window? Insurance work, Pet doors, Mirrors, Retro Refits, Single/ Double glazing, Splashbacks, Fire Glass. 32 years in the glass industry. Operates in Oxford, Cust, Darfield, Rolleston, West Melton & Surrounding Areas. Call your local Glazier - Mark on 03 312 3253 or 0272 426 368.

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TRADES

HOME REPAIRS

• Maintenance • Renova+ons • New Builds • Pump servicing and installa+on • Water ﬁlter installa+on • Water pump hire

• Supply and installa+on of sep+c tank systems • Gas and wood ﬁre installa+on • IQP in backﬂow preven+on • Teatsprayer servicing

General Maintenance, Home Improvements, Alterations, Re-lining, Weatherboard Replacements, Fences & Decks

Murray Thomas Ph: 027 809 4929 | E: mactcon@gmail.com

RESIDENTIAL RENOVATIONS FARM BUILDINGS

‘One call and we’ll do them all’

0800 752 400 plainspgd@gmail.com

CONCRETE PLACING

Bodie Seymour

022 418 5297 bseymourbuilders@gmail.com

TRADES AUTO & Marine Upholsterer 3967 West Coast Rd, Phone 03 318 7378. Opening Hours: Mon to Fri, 8am to 5pm, Saturday 9am to 12pm.

• Interior Plaster • Maintenance • Renova ons & New Homes • Locally Owned & Operated • 15 years Experience

EvereI Sullivan Ph: 021 022 13500 E: chchplasterguy@gmail.com

www.advancedupholstery.co.nz

NEW kitchens, wardrobes, laundries or what ever you need! Remodelled or just new doors. Good advice, good price. Ring Lex 03 349 0150 or 027 439 3926. PORTABLE sawmill for all your timber requirements and macrocarpa sales. Please phone Graeme Knowles on 021 613 229.

Tiler & Registered Water Proofer

House & Roof Pre--Paint Wash Pre

Moss Treating:

Hydro Drain Cleaning

roofs, footpaths & driveways.

Cleans most surfaces: fences, paths, brick, block, wood, concrete & machinery.

Free Quotes. Ph Mike Richards 03 318 8380 or 021 179 0584

Look me up on www.mytradesman.co.nz

or phone 03 318 1973 or 027 421 1637 e: bowenFling@gmail.com

COMPUTER

SuperComputer Sales and Service of new and used machines. Networking, Virus protection, Backup Re-loading and Restoring of Windows. Plain old fashioned Help & Assistance!

Men are like steel. When they lose their temper, Mark Jones 03 318 1956 they lose their worth. 027 210 4242 - Chuck Norris 0800 427 427 www.supercomputer.co.nz

mark@supercomputer.co.nz

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Daily On Site Sales & Servicing Authorised Service Agent for Most Brands since 1996! • Ovens Machines • Cooktops • Dryers • Washing Machine • Dishwashers Hire from $8 p.w.

Darfield based with over 38 years of local knowledge and experience

• Washing

Reg. Service Technician

Septic Tank Cleaning Jetting Unit for blocked drains Camera Investigations | Port-a-loo hire Office 318 8609 | 0274 338 693 | admin@leechdrainage.co.nz

david wilkinson registered electrician phone 03 318 1231

Contact your LOCAL certifying specialist. Over 30 years experience.

fax email

Mainland Plumbing & Gas Ltd Ph Glenn: Kirwee Based

027 445 0684

03 318 1235 sales@electricalcontractors.co.nz

po box 26 kirwee

we’ll be there when you need us. guaranteed. on time guaranteed or your first hour is free! conditions apply.

Call Danie 021 875 462 03 980 2865 / 03 344 5744 www.spouting2u.co.nz

Selwyn Electrical Ltd Your Local Registered Electrician

ROB KELLOCK Qualified

021 732 331

318 1676 or 021 184 2448

• Bricklaying & Blocklaying • Stonework • Restoration Work • Chimney, Fireplace

& Firebacks • Quality Workmanship

Guaranteed

VINCE DALY Ph (03) 318 8020 021 250 6944

Upholsterer Recover: Lounge Suites Dining Chairs Squabs etc Free Quotes Based in Weedons Ph 03 980 4979

CONTACT MANDY JOHNSTON (MRS J)

03 318 1552  027 337 8819

Renova ons, New Houses, Hot Water Cylinders, Kitchens & Bathroom Upgrades, General Maintenance!

1362 Courtenay Road, Kirwee (please note new address)

Phone Mark

www.kipmcgrath.co.nz/darfield or find Kip McGrath Darfield on Facebook

027 869 0026

The leader of the vegetarian society just couldn’t control himself anymore. He just needed to try some pork, just to see what it tasted like. So one summer day he told his members he was going on a vaca+on. He packed out of town, and headed to the nearest restaurant. AOer si,ng down, he ordered a roasted pig, and impa+ently waited for his delicacy. AOer just a few minutes, he heard someone call his name, and to his great chagrin he saw one of his fellow members walking towards him. Just at that same moment, the waiter walked over, with a huge plaQer, holding a full roasted pig with an apple in it’s mouth. “Isn’t that something,” says the leader aOer only a moments pause, “all I do is order an apple, and look what it comes with!”