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INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Burnt In Time

From Darﬁeld Police

New Bap%st Pastor

PGG New Premises

Darﬁeld Fire To Build New Vehicle Housing

Ge(ng Back On Our Feet

Ukulele Fes%val

Community Hub Foodbank 6 Le,ers To The Editors

From Darﬁeld Police Cont.. 7 Nourish Programme

DRFC Game Report

Darﬁeld Gun Club

Public No%ces

Save The Date

Golf Results

Classiﬁeds

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Trades

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Email Column

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Malvern Netball’s inaugural Walking Netball initiative attracted a small group of enthusiastic women who took the opportunity to give it a go; despite a dismal wet Saturday. Team numbers were made up with some of the social players before two teams, with vast age differences, learnt the basic rule variations, warmed up as per the ACC warm up suggestions and took to the court. “Most of us had probably played the running game of netball in past lives,” reported spokesperson for Walking Netball Val Mackenzie, Mackenzie “and for whatever reason, wanted to continue playing the game we love. However,” she stressed, “you do not need to have been a netballer to be able to enjoy the adapted game. “It was fantastic to see the comradeship, laughter and

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Walking Netballers - smiling despite the weather! L-R: Val MacKenzie, Steph Kimber, Sharon Howard, Rachael Evans, Corita Mitchell, Raewyn Baxter, Victoria Leech, Hillary Philips, Sue Stokes, Deb Cagney, Karen Hennessy, Jane Alison, Julie Smith, Susan D'Arth and Josie D’Arth. skills, all combining,” Val explained. “Everyone was very keen to meet again next Saturday and have another game,” she commented. Malvern Netball encourages

anyone who is keen, to go rediscover the fun of being in along and join in. Teams are a team and in a sports made up on the day, there are environment,” Val concluded. no uniforms involved and no club affiliations are required. See the advertisement in this “Come and join us and issue for further details.

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Burnt in Time, a business owned and run by Niki and Anthony Mason, Mason has recently been established in Darfield. The business takes images, or drawings, and permanently etches them into wood, creating an enduring and long-lasting memory. The Mason family arrived in Darfield from Burnham about three and a half years ago seeking a country community to bring their daughters Chloe and Carla up in. Their business initially began as a hobby, but the pair soon discovered they thoroughly enjoyed preserving amazing works of art for customers. Both Niki and Anthony are self taught in this field but their talented creations have already bought pleasure to many. The business specialises in making not only home signage, but also personalised clocks and custom made photo images. They can fashion personal and special gifts for any occasion, commenting that it’s definitely the gift that will always be remembered. “We pride ourselves on having affordable prices and offer hassle free, no obligation quotes,” Niki said. “We use mainly Rimu, Redwood and Macrocarpa, as these hard woods handle having images burnt into them well,” she added. Burnt in Time images can take anywhere from two hours to fourteen hours to complete. “We use either free hand (pyrography), or a machine (a CNC Laser), to burn the image into the wood,” Niki explained. “If the piece is being hand done we trace the image onto the wood first, before it is

burnt on,” she said. “After the piece is completed to our satisfaction - and we’re extremely fussy about quality - a clear varnish coat is put on the item to help with its longevity. We pride ourselves on creating high quality work and we won’t

send anything out unless we are totally satisfied with it first,” Niki reported. “We are happy to send items around the country to wherever they are needed,” she concluded.

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It’s time to take your home and farm security seriously and implement security measures:

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1. Invert the top hinge (so it is downwards facing) of all roadside boundary gates, so that they cannot be lifted off the strainer posts and hinge bolt. 2. Weld over the base of the hinge, and hinge bolt and nut. 3. Weld your farm name on the top frame of the gate in an obvious place. 4. Underneath and at the bottom hinge end of the steel framed gate, weld in your driver’s licence number into the frame, which will aid in identification of your gate if it is stolen. 5. Chain and padlock your roadside boundary gates.

In recent weeks, and over last weekend a number of farmers have had roadside boundary gates stolen. This is a time of the year when gates, electric fence and electric fence units are stolen by criminals setting themselves up for the Spring cannabis growing season. Here follows some crime prevention advice for farmers to apply (also provided in last week’s edition of the Malvern News):

Please all farmers and small land holders, take this advice on board now and act on it. The common theme Police receive from our community,

farmers, landholders and house occupiers in relation to their personal and home security is: “We have been thinking about it.” Continued on page 7…..

After eighteen months of waiting, the people of Darfield Baptist Church are pleased to finally have a new minister. James Fotheringham and his wife Rachel were to have moved to Darfield at the end of April, but a certain virus interrupted plans. People may be wondering what would motivate anyone to move from the winterless north to Darfield, especially in July! James and Rachel both had a real sense that it was God’s time for a move southwards. Originally, James qualified as an

electrician, but in 1984 felt called to make connections and share the light in a new way. He is originally from Ireland and spent many years in Scotland, some of them as a youth worker, then pastoring in England followed, before moving to New Zealand in 2006. James has until recently been the pastor of Doubtless Bay Christian Centre in the far North, where he has served for thirteen years. James and Rachel enjoy rural life and are looking forward to settling into living in Darfield. They enjoy

travel, walking, cycling and entertaining. James and Rachel have two adult daughters, Charis and Sophia who are studying in Auckland; they are very family oriented and their girls are planning to spend time in Darfield, with their parents, during holiday breaks. James and Rachel are looking forward to getting to know local people and making connections with other ministers in the district. “We are sure they will be a blessing, not just to Darfield Baptist Church, but to our community as a whole,” said spokesperson for Darfield Baptist Church, Glenys Knopp. Knopp There will be an induction service in a couple of weeks to formally welcome James to Darfield.

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A new development is about to take place in Darfield - on the South Terrace site, previously occupied by Gnomes Alpine Sports and Malvern News. A private developer will shortly break ground on the corner site (South Terrace and Bray Street) for a new PGG Wrightson (PGW) Rural Supplies store and office building. The property is the site of the original Pyne Gould Guinness building in the township. PGW’s General Manager Retail and Water, Nick Berry, Berry said “This purpose-built development allows for an improved customer experience with the opportunity to expand the existing product range and stock new products. We look forward to welcoming our loyal and new customers to this modern store.”

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The current Darfield store and office is an integral part of the wider PGW store network, which has 92 Rural Supplies and Fruitfed Supplies stores throughout New Zealand. As well as the store, the current building accommodates approximately twenty PGW employees covering a variety of business units to support their farmer customers. “For more than 165 years

our people have been key members of the rural communities in which they live and work alongside their customers. As a result, we have been part of, and have supported, rural communities for multiple generations. Whether it is technical expertise, industry knowledge, or on-farm solutions, you can rely on us to deliver professional service with integrity,” Nick concluded.

A digital impression of the new Darfield PGG Wrightson building to be built on the township’s main street.

Darfield’s Fire Brigades are approximately 58 different fire welcoming the announcement brigades were replaced by that one million dollars has one, covering all of New been allocated to construct a Zealand. This increased the new building for housing the number of volunteer firefighters vehicles and equipment of the from the fire service’s 7,500, to Brigades. 11,000 in the new organisation. Many local people do not realise The new building will mean that Darfield presently has two that instead of the Rural brigades. The red trucks were Brigade being in Mathias Street, organised by the NZ Fire using the old Selwyn Council Service under the Fire Services building, and the Urban Brigade Act 1972, while the yellow being in North Terrace, both trucks were organised by the brigades will be situated in local district council under the the same area. The function of Forest and Rural Fires Act the urban brigade is to cover 1977. emergencies such as building In 2017 both acts were fires, motor vehicle accidents, repealed to be replaced with medical events, home safety the Fire and Emergency New visits, and community resilience, Zealand Act 2017. At that time while the prime responsibility

of the rural brigade is to cover vegetation fires, such as grassland, forests, high country etc. While the urban brigade is normally a short term callout, the rural brigade may be involved for a number of hours, or days, depending on the scale of fire, contour etc. In addition we have decided that the two brigades in Darfield will be amalgamated, so that it has a single management structure, and eventually better coordinated training, fire management, and financial systems. Ken Muscroft-Taylor,

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There is a saying that a week is a long time in politics and the past few weeks have certainly demonstrated that. As Members of Parliament it is right that our views are subject to scrutiny by the people we represent. However, the relentless pressure of being in the media spotlight can certainly take its toll on individuals and their families. So, while I am saddened and disappointed for my close friend Todd Muller that he has found himself unable to continue in the role of Opposition Leader, he has my full support in prioritising his health and the wellbeing of his family. While the situation with Todd was both sad and unexpected, the National Party has moved quickly to appoint Judith Collins as our new leader and we are all united behind her. For me personally, having already decided and announced last year that it was time to leave politics, I was then asked to stay and lead the Covid-19 recovery policy work which I was honoured to do. With the recent

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changes and what would have been a different role for me, it makes sense for me to step aside as I had previously intended in the knowledge that the new line-up has an amazing depth of talent and experience. Meanwhile the Government is trying to continue to focus the narrative on the health risks of Covid-19 rather than on how to manage the biggest economic and jobs crisis in thirty years. The NZIER’s (New Zealand Institute of Economic Research) most recent quarterly survey of business opinion showed a collapse in business confidence to levels not seen since the worst of the Global Financial Crisis with business activity at its lowest level since 2009. Critically, the survey found more than a third of businesses are expecting to lay off staff between now and the end of September. At the same time many businesses and commercial landlords are in a completely unacceptable legal limbo awaiting direction from the Government.

New tenancy rules for commercial leases announced by Andrew Little on June 4th were meant to take effect that day with the Government intending to pass legislation and have the new rules apply retrospectively. However, that legislation failed after New Zealand First declined to support it. Now there are only three weeks left before Parliament adjourns on August 6th in which to pass legislation. This is gross incompetence given the Government has been promising rent relief since the start of lockdown in March. The Government needs to come out with clear proposals, or just be honest and admit that they’re going to do nothing to deal with this situation so that everybody can move on. Our communities need a Government that that can deliver strong economic policies to help our businesses get back on their feet. Amy Adams,

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A delegation from the Darfield Ukulele group (‘The DUG’s’) travelled to Geraldine over the weekend to attend the eighth annual Geraldine Ukulele Festival. At the last minute the Covid-19 restrictions eased to enable a scaled-down, local version of the Festival to go ahead - humorously renamed ‘Not the Geraldine Ukulele Festival 2020’. “Despite the uncertainty, it was well attended by ukulele groups from all over New Zealand,” commented member of the Group, Pam Aldersley. Aldersley There were plenty of concerts, workshops, open mic sessions and ‘The Big Strum’, where all attendees got together to play and sing-along in a mass ukulele orchestra. The Darfield Ukulele group performed an hour-long afternoon concert at Mundell's Café on Saturday, July 18th, with Café patrons enjoying the music and singing along as they ate their lunch. “It was a great weekend, and planning for the 2021 Geraldine Ukulele Festival is already underway,” Pam added. The Darfield Ukulele group (supported by the Malvern School of Music) is led by Adele

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The Malvern Foodbank, Two Rivers Community Trust, has been busy since lockdown with a large increase in demand. The Foodbank is run by local volunteers and co-ordinated by Rose Craven; Craven the Malvern Hub also works alongside Rose to make sure the needs of the community are met. “We went from twelve parcels to 120 parcels a month, for local people, since lockdown,” Rose explained, “and we are in preparation for more when the current wage subsidy runs out. There are quite a few families who are finding it tough right now, especially with the cost of electricity during these winter months,” she added. “We have also been collecting and distributing good bedding, heating and clothing to help keep them warm,” Rose said. The Foodbank runs entirely through donations and small funding grants so was grateful for the support it received recently from two companies -

Fonterra and MTF Finance. “In a wonderful act of kindness and generosity, local Fonterra staff, rallied around to donate a whole vehicle load of goods for the Foodbank, including boxes of hand sanitiser,” a Malvern Hub spokesperson reported. “They also held a cake fundraiser to help the families of Malvern, with the monies raised then matched dollar for dollar by Fonterra, Darfield before being donated towards helping keep families warm.” MTF finance also came to the party, by donating a Ute load of cans to the Foodbank as part of a recent initiative they’d undertaken supporting local Canterbury foodbanks. “We are so grateful for the

support that we get for our Foodbank, and want to acknowledge all the generosity of the staff at Fonterra and MTF,” the spokesperson said. “We are expecting an ongoing need for resources from the community so donations like these are always very much appreciated. We now have plenty of canned food, but are always short of meat and basics like tea, coffee, sugar and dry ingredients,” they added. “We also have families that are struggling to keep warm, so any donations would be gratefully appreciated at the moment,” they concluded.

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To the Editors: In the wake of the recent Selwyn District Council’s call for the fielding of ideas and suggestions for Darfield: What about effective Darfield signage at the main entranceways to the township which could be admired and not forgotten? Currently the Darfield signage could only be described as low profile, nondescript, misplaced and certainly doesn’t make any impression for the showcasing of Darfield. We need something that is colourful, visible and creatively pleasing; that at the same time references aspects of Darfield’s past, present and future. I am sure artists from around the area would be able to create something that really reflects what Darfield is all about. Right now, we have a blank canvas and the opportunity to create memorable signs which would truly represent Darfield. John Knox, Darfield.

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...Continued from page 3. Suggested home security advice: • Always leave your house locked when absent from your address. • Spare key for house, hidden in a well secure and non-obvious place (definitely not under the door plant pot, floor mat, or gumboot). • When away from your address, and at night-time, have your front section gate shut and locked securely. • Vehicles should be locked and secured in a garage overnight on your property. • Remove all valuables (lap tops, cameras, chainsaws, tools etc) from your vehicles when left overnight, or unattended. • If a lockable garage is not available, the vehicle should be locked, ignition key removed and secured up your driveway

with section gate locked. fitting an alarm system to your vehicle and, especially with 4 wheel drives, a GPS tracking device. • Where possible do not leave your vehicle parked on the street side overnight. • Have an alarm home security system and CCTV security cameras fitted to your home and farm buildings. • If away from your address for a period of time consider having a reliable, and known, person to act as a house sitter, or have a neighbour check your property in your absence. • Fit sensor activated spotlights on your house and outbuildings. • Farmers, have your farm fuel tanks in a secure, locked and alarmed shed. • Farmers consider installing Trail Cameras on your • Consider

The Power of Seaweed At this month’s Nourish meeCng we welcome Sal Adams, from AgriSea. The focus of her presentaCon will be soil health and enhancement. If our soils are teeming with nutrients and microorganism life then the food grown in the soils will be nutriCous and tasty. One way to enhance soil is to use seaweed. Seaweed contains all the trace elements needed for plant and root growth, not only the Nitrogen, phosphorus and Potassium of commercial ferClisers, but the trace elements too, such as zinc and copper. Other beneﬁts of seaweed are enhanced seed germinaCon, increased resistance in plants to diseases, insects, drought and frosts. Come and enjoy this free event. Everyone welcome. Historically, the ‘hungry gap’ covers the few months of the year (September to early December) when the winter food stores run out, the winter crops have depleted, or bolted to seed, and the early spring crops are not yet ready to harvest. The hungry gap can be ﬁlled! Check out these garden ideas that can be started today! A seed and seedling swap - two day event is currently in the planning stages. Organisers wish to gauge interest in such an event, so as to calculate quan11es of seed to purchase etc. Anyone interested is encouraged to make their interest known.

Garden focus for August Sow cabbage, cauliﬂower, kale, le uce, spinach, mustard greens, onions, beetroot and silverbeet inside in trays for planCng out in 4-6 weeks. Direct sow carrots, radish, coriander, Asian greens, peas. Chit seed potatoes by placing on a tray in the sun in a warm room. Plant out late August/ early September under a cloche.

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property, driveway and around your farm houses and outbuildings. • Consider engraving your tools and valuable possessions with your driver’s licence number for identification purposes, should they be stolen. The Malvern Community Patrol have engravers which can be borrowed from them for a gold coin donation to the Patrol. • The Malvern Community Patrol can also fit and install secure screws to your vehicle number plates, so that the number plate cannot be removed. They can do this for a cost of $5 per vehicle. Again make contact with a member of the Malvern Community Patrol in relation to this. • Keep a computer photo and serial number inventory of all tools, computers, cameras and valuables which have engraved or attached serial numbers for identification purposes should they be stolen. • Engage a reputable security company to give you advice and quotes for the installation of home security alarm and CCTV camera systems.

Please take this advice seriously and implement some measures to improve your home, vehicle and farm security which will hugely decrease the risk of becoming a Victim of Crime. Crime

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Saturday July 18th; this date had been circled since the updated Ellesmere draw came out - post covid lockdown. Not only because it was the first of five tough games leading into the Coleman shield playoffs, but also due to having three of our locks away at a family wedding. However the planning that had gone on leading into this game made that fact barely noticeable. Lincoln at Lincoln is always a tough prospect, as many teams can attest to. The weather during the week leading into the game meant that conditions underfoot were not conducive to running rugby. To use racing parlance, the field would be classified as heavy. Once the game started though you could be forgiven for thinking that it was dry weather footy. The Ducks had come down to play and play they certainly did. Pretty much straight off the starting kickoff the level of intensity was set for the game. A bustling break by Geoff Cridge quickly had the Ducks in Lincoln’s red zone, swift ruck ball followed which led to hooker Drew Beckley diving over in the left hand corner to open the scoring. Alister Collins's conversion struck the upright and was waved away, this was to be the only kick he missed all day. A

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penalty shortly after had the Ducks out to 8 nil at the ten minute mark. A good solid set phase by the forwards ten metres out from Lincoln’s line enabled the backs to run a good strike move with Sheldon Reed under the posts untouched, fifteen nil, after fifteen minutes. Lance Miekle crossed the line after the half hour mark to have the Ducks heading into the break at 22 nil up. Alister crossed for a try shortly after the resumption of play to add a further seven points to his tally for the day. Haigh Jebson then produced a stunning solo run to cross for the first of his two tries, to have the Ducks up 36 nil after barely fifty minutes. Lincoln then managed to claw back with a try on the three quarter mark. A clever grubber kick through by replacement first five Hamish Inch enabled a swift Richard Catherwood to pounce on the bouncing ball to add his name to the try scoring list. Haigh crossed for his second try shortly after the seventy minute mark to have Darfield out to a barely believable 50-7 score line. Lincoln managed to cross the chalk almost on full time to

Darfield Gun Club members were glad to get back into the sport following a long break during lockdown. Recent results are as follows: July 5th: Ross Shield Shoot Congratulations to Ro n Greatorex for winning the Ross Shield. Ron Greatorex 47 Tony Stuart 47 David Neilson 46 Peter Askey 45 Jack McDonald 45 Warwick Hill 44 John Bradford 44 M Van Leeuwen 44

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close out the scoring. The Ducks taking a bonus point win 50-14. Defence was really what won the game though with numerous Lincoln ball carriers ending up ten or twenty metres back from where they first got tackled. The entire Darfield forward pack putting on bone jarring hit after hit. MVP Geoff Cridge three points, Haigh Jebson two and Blair McIlroy one, leading the charge. Alister Collins finishing with a twenty point haul for the match. A mention also to Roy McCaughan who made his Ducks Div1 debut as well, playing with high intensity in the loose. Congratulations must go out to Lincoln’s Jason Pietzner who played in his 300th Div 1 game for Lincoln, a tremendous achievement for him. Thanks also to the loyal Ducks supporters who turned out again, in less than ideal conditions, to cheer on the boys. This week sees us back at the Duckpond to take on an unbeaten Prebbleton side with Div 2 and 3 also playing Prebbleton here. Bodie Hawkins,

Manager, Darfield Div 1.

Mike Elliot 44 Dave Folley Ian McDonald 44 L Johnston

July 19th: Vale Shield Shoot at CCTC Darfield shooters competed in the Minis and 15tgt Vale Shield at CCTC recently. Team A with 55, closely followed by Team B with 52. Minis C grade winner: Mike Gaskin Vale Shield Teams: Darfield - A Grade: 55 D Folley (A) 11 D Jefferis (A) 10 B Brown (A) 6 M Robertson (B) 14 S Gawn (A) 14 Darfield - B Grade: 52 A Horton-Gaskin (C) 10 M Gaskin (C) 12 R Wright (B) 9 T Stuart (A) 12 M Van Leeuwen (C) 9.

WE STAND BY OUR WORK

Jeremy McCorkindale - FCANZ Accredited Mob 027 333 7383 | A/H 03 318 0680 mccorkindalecontracting@yahoo.co.nz

Est 2006

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Minis C grade winner Mike Gaskin.

Friday 24th July 2020 PUBLIC NOTICES

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CELEBRATION OF LIFE

PUBLIC NOTICES

Andrew John Rowe (Andy) 6th Nov 1972 - 9th Jul 2020 A celebra on of his full life, is to be held at… The Steam Scene, Steam Museum, McLeans Island, Christchurch, at 2pm on SUNDAY 23RD AUGUST 2020

Will be published in our next issue

FRIDAY 31ST JULY 2020 Deadline for advertising in this Feature: 10am, Monday 27th July at the latest!

Wri9en remembrances / photos would be greatly appreciated by the family. Thank you so much for the beau ful ﬂowers, baking, phone calls & kind thoughts, gratefully received. - Graham, Lorraine & Vicky Rowe & family, Darfield.

SATURDAY RUGBY • DIV 2 vs SPRINGSTON • DIV 3 vs HORNBY

1pm @ Springston 1pm @ Kirwee

Advert sponsored by Joe Brankin, Mike Pero Real Estate

www.kirweerugby.co.nz

DARFIELD GUN CLUB

2020 AGM The Darﬁeld Gun Club AGM will be held on

SUNDAY 2ND AUGUST Commencing at 10am At the Darﬁeld Shooting Centre, Creyke Road. ALL WELCOME!

You are invited to a,end a Public Mee%ng at Hororata Hall to discuss the recently released concept plans for the re-development of the Hororata Domain and possible new Community Centre. See the planned changes online at www.selwyn.govt.nz/hororatareserve or view a hard copy at Hororata Motors or Darﬁeld Library. A smaller version and survey should also have been delivered to all ratepayers in the Hororata Hall raCng area by SDC. Please help show the Council the true needs of the community by compleCng the survey (either online or hardcopy). All voices from the community will be respec;ully listened to at the mee1ng!

JULY: • 19Jun-24Jul 7:30pm Friday Euchre Evenings (6 Fridays) Kirwee Bowling Club • 25th July 11:30am Give Walking Netball a go! Darfield Netball Courts • 25th July 1pm KRFC Games: Div 2 v Springston @ Springston & Div 3 v Hornby @ Kirwee • 25th July 7pm DRFC Mid Winter St Patrick’s Party Darfield Rugby Clubrooms • 26th July 11:30am Sheffield Fire Brigade Open Day Sheffield Fire Station • 27th July 10am WINTER WARMTH & HEATING FEATURE ADVERTISING DEADLINE • 27th July 4pm Malvern Community Board Monthly Meeting Darfield Library • 28th July 10am MALVERN NEWS ADVERTISING DEADLINE • 29th July 1pm ROLLESTON NEWS ADVERTISING DEADLINE • 29th July 7pm Hororata Ratepayers Public Meeting Hororata Hall • 30th July 7:30pm Community Meeting - St John’s Church Hororata Hororata Hall • 30th July 7:30pm Nourish Programme ‘The Power Of Seaweed’ Darfield Baptist Church AUGUST: • 2nd Aug 10am Darfield Gun Club 2020 AGM Darfield Shooting Centre • 2nd Aug 2pm Service for Darfield Baptist Church’s New Pastor Darfield Baptist Church • 3rd Aug 6:30pm Darfield Cricket Club AGM Darfield Rugby Clubrooms • 5th Aug 2:30pm Malvern Community Vehicle Trust AGM Darfield Library • 8th Aug 5pm Mullet Shave-Off (MND Fundraiser) Kirwee Rugby Club • 8th Aug 8:30pm Live Music: ‘Lights at Night’ Darfield Hotel • 10th Aug 3pm Malvern Community Board Drop-in Session Springfield • 21st Aug Applications close for MCAC Scholarships • 23rd Aug 2pm Celebration of Life for Andrew John Rowe The Steam Scene, Chch • 27th Aug 7:30pm Malvern Housing Trust AGM Darfield Library

A great way to keep active & be part of a team!

COME ALONG AND TRY IT OUT! Saturday 25th July - 11:30am (if cancelled a new date will be circulated)

Darfield Netball Courts All interested people please come along (on your own or with some mates) and we will slot you into a team & have some fun! If there is enough interest we will run more games throughout the season. Phone Val 021 161 3274 www.malvernnetball.co.nz

Page 10 GOLF RESULTS

Friday 24th July 2020 ACCOUNTANTS

CHIMNEY CLEANING

ARE you wasting your CARRS Chimney Cleaning. valuable time trying to Servicing the Selwyn district. keep up with your accounts? $60 per chimney. Phone 69 Call us now for hassle-free Rodney on 03 324 2999 and 71 73 accounting, tax and business leave a message. 76 advice - all right on CHIM Chim. We'll sweep your log your doorstep. Sterling -burners flue, check the Accountants @ Malvern firebricks, baffles, air-tubes Business Hub, Ann-Maree and controls. We're experts 021 215 0981. on coal-ranges, also sweeping any sized open fire. We quote CAR FOR SALE and undertake repairs, flue Thank you to all our sponsors PEUGEOT 208 Hatch, NZ extensions and install bird 2014. Manual 5 speed, netting. 0800 224 464 WAIMAK GOLF Results 9th July 2020 1,200cc. Immaculate order, 1 Members NZHHA. MATCH OF THE DAY: LGU & Putting owner from new - $8,490. 18 HOLES: CLEANING Call 027 263 2631. Silver: Silver 1st: L Anderson 74 Bronze I: TOYOTA Corolla GL Hatch, NZ 1st: L Steele 76 2nd: W Mehrtens 78 Diamond & White New, 1996. Last family 3rd: M Te Awa 79 4th: 80 4th L Scott YOUR LOCAL DOMESTIC & Bronze II: 1st: I Beets-Huchshorn 75 II owned for 19 years. 1.6 litre, COMMERCIAL CLEANERS. 2nd: S Mardon 76 3rd: S Gillespie 80 auto, 125,000 kms. Ideal Including Open Home, 4th: 4th P Woods 81 Putting: Putting N Weavers 30 first car. Some stone chips Hand-Over & Tenancy Cleans. 9 HOLES: Putting: Putting L Patton 14 Find us on Facebook for details! 1st: L Patton 36 2nd: T Craig 36 and scratches. New WOF & 3rd: S Farrar 37 4th: S King 38 Call Sherie on 022 654 4276 rego. Low kms! $3,450. Call Results 16th July 2020 MATCH OF THE DAY: Rosebowl Stableford 027 433 2234 (Ian). DOGS

HEDGE TRIMMING

GREENDALE GOLF

Results 18th July 2020 MATCH OF THE DAY: Stroke 1st=: R Ford & T Doyle 3rd=: S Jeffs & G Hawker 5th=: I Bourke & S Hygate 7th=: S Johnstone & C Faithful Closest to the Pins: Pins #3: #9: C Faithful #3 C Faithful #13: #13 S Johnstone #17: R Earle Longest Drive #11: #11 Women: Women C Banks Men: Men G Hawker Longest Putt #18 - Sponsored By Centre: C Banks Darfield Tyre Centre Two’s: Two’s B Souness, S Roulston, S Johnstone, G Hawker & I Bourke.

18 HOLES: 1st=: R Pilbrow, I Beets-Huchshorn 37 3rd: V Bishop 35 4th=: J Blatch, K Battersby 34 6th: W Mehrtens 33 7th=: N Weavers, P Rivers 32 9th: M Robertson 31 10th: 10th J Frahm 30 11th: L Smith 28 1st: T Craig 21 9 HOLES: 2nd: S Farrar 20 3rd: J Smith 16

HORORATA GOLF Results 14th July 2020 MATCH OF THE DAY: Stableford, Top Dog 1st: F Reardon, S Gilmore 33 3rd: B Inch, N Muir 30 5th: P Reynolds29 6th: P Pearce 28 LGU, 00-26: 1st: S Gilmore 74 2nd: F Reardon 75 271st: P Pearce 79 27-54: 54 2nd: P Reynolds 79 Putts: Putts F Reardon 29 9x1 Putts: Putts F Reardon Lucky Cards: Cards J Whitaker, J Studholme, J Helmore, I McLaughlan Men: Men 1st: S Prendergast, G Marsh 34 3rd: M Rhynas 30 4th: E Woodward 27 5th: P Collins 27 Results 17th July 2020 MATCH OF THE DAY: 12 Hole Stableford 1st: S Gilmour 26 2nd: G Chambers 24 3rd: A Hogg 23 4th: P McOscar, B Bryant 21 6th: R Bryant, K Beaumont 20 Results 18th July 2020

CARPET NEED carpet? Go local! Very competitive pricing, seldom beaten. 30 years servicing this area. In home sample service, also repairs and installations. Phone Alan Roberts 021 227 2080. NEED YOUR CARPETS CLEANED? Here’s how to have a clean, fresh smelling, ready to walk in home in less than two hours! You’ll love the diﬀerence a clean carpet makes! • Tenancy Cleaning • Stain Removal

OXFORD BOARDING KENNELS 312 Kiri Kiri Rd, Oxford

Ph Anne, Vern or Gareth Whiting

03 312 3355 027 288 8724 OPEN 7 DAYS 9am-11am, 4pm-6pm Inspection welcome

DRIVEWAYS

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HOUSE TO LET

HEDGEHOG Hedge & Shelterbelt Trimming

KIRWEE - Modern Unit available for rent. Short or Long Term. Would ideally suit a working couple. $380 per week plus Power and Gas. Sorry, no pets. Please phone: 021 238 8129.

Owner Operated Geoﬀ 021 549 499 A/h 03 324 3482

LIFESTYLE BLOCK

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Call Don today on 021 066 3011 or 03 318 2983 • 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.

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LIFESTYLE, LIFESTYLE farm tracks, yards POINT of lay hyline/shavers and dairy lanes our speciality. pullets for sale. Please phone • 25 years of experience Screned rotten-rock, it’s local 021 863 158. Call our Receptionist now and lasts better. Springfield WOOD shavings - untreated, 022 060 1100 Quarry phone 318 4132. clean shavings suitable for supercleanchchnz.com horse stables, calving sheds, FIREWOOD & COAL chicken houses and rabbit MATCH OF THE DAY: President’s Par Qualifying 1st: J Perkins +2 2nd: N Abbott +1 hutches. Available in 3rd: B Marshall, D Annan, T Edwards, 70L bags, 1m 3 bales J Reardon -1 7th: -2 7th M Johnston, M Weatherley CATTERY (compressed) and bulk 9th: G Deans, P McOscar, N Penney, delivery. Phone 03 344 1676 G Chambers, M Johnston -3 ANGEL Cats Boarding Cattery, for more details. Oxford. Love & cuddles AUTOMOTIVE galore! Pick-up & delivery. GARDENING DARFIELD Automotive. Service Check us out on Facebook GENERAL garden maintenance & warrant centre. 3D wheel @ a n g e l c a t s c a t t e r y o r in Darfield area. Domestic aligner. 7:30am - 5:30pm, www.angelcats.biz. Call hedge trimming, pruning & Monday - Friday. Your one- Sarah 03 312 1452 / R K FIREWOOD edging. Please phone Kane stop auto shop! Phone 0210 424 367 or email Supplying wood for this Winter! Old Man Pine, Bluegum, 027 467 6613. angelcats@xtra.co.nz 03 318 8113. • Reliability Security

COAL

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PAINTER & wall paperer! Qualified, with 20 years’ experience in Canterbury. Free measure and quote. References are available to view on my website: wallpaperingbyandrewgill.co.nz Pl ea se p hon e Andr ew 021 272 7372 or email

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Micky Conway Painter & Decorator Darfield Based Will cover all areas Contact Micky on

021 125 1613 conwaydecor@hotmail.com

FULLY INSURED

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CHURCH NOTICES

Darfield Life Church

SUNDAY 26TH JULY At 10:30am Steve & Patience Pona

Ph: 022 642 5805 17 North Terrace

TRY THE HOT MIX! ENpos available. All top quality, clean wood. Phone Rini

027 451 7300

PAINTING & DECORATING

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Contact Udi Aale 021 074 2075

Friday 24th July 2020

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SCRAP METAL

SITUATION WANTED

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reliable & experienced

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WANTED

027 451 7300

ACCOMMODATION wanted for single person. Must include a secure 4 car garage. Phone 027 291 1239. BUYING possum fur. Phone Charlie on 318 3144. DEAD, DEAD damaged or derelict cars, trucks, vans & 4WD’s, including motorbikes. Cash paid. Please phone 03 318 0650.

WINDOW REPAIRS

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WE CAN START IMMEDIATELY! Clean & tidy workers. Fully qualified crew for the job!

Call Rini on

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info@tintawindow.co.nz www.tintawindow.co.nz

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General household & business electrical work.

Give Nigel a call now for your no obligation free quote

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Ph: 021 387 750

Your LOCAL & reliable tradesman

COMPUTER

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STEVE TE HAARA PHONE: 347 3006 MOBILE: 027 243 6974

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WINDOW CLEANER

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TRADES

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You have trust in what you think. If you splinter yourself and try to please everyone, you can't. - Annie Leibovitz, (portrait photographer) www.supercomputer.co.nz

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0800 427 427

mark@supercomputer.co.nz

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david wilkinson registered electrician phone 03 318 1231 fax email

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po box 26 kirwee

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

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.

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or phone 03 318 1973 or 027 421 1637 e: bowentiling@gmail.com Qualified Certifying Plumber & Gasfitter

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Visit: www.selwyngasfitters.co.nz for a full list of services

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I’ve already told you once! If anything changes, I will let you know!