Issue 954 - Friday 4th September 2020

INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Father’s Day

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Willows Café Opportunity

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10th Anniversary Whisky

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Terrace Sta,on Trilliums

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Motoring With Macca

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Daffodil Day Con,nued

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Daffodil Day Run

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DHS Shave For a Cure

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Exci,ng Future Ahead

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Where Are They?

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ISSUE 954 Friday 4th September 2020

Young Historians Seek Help 8 ServeMe App Success

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Friends Turn 90

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Windwhistle Golf Classic

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Darfield Gun Club

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Golf Results

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Save The Date

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Public No,ces

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Classifieds

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Trades

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Email Column

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2020 marked thirty years of Daffodil Day in New Zealand, where communities have come together to raise much-needed funds to support people facing cancer.

Cancer Society volunteers have collectively driven thousands of kilometres to get people to treatment, while countless others have helped in the Cancer Society’s campaigns to reduce the risk and impact of cancer.

In the year 1990 there were 11,942 people diagnosed with cancer and by the end of 2020 it’s estimated more than 26,000 New Zealanders will be diagnosed for the year. This past weekend in the Cancer Society Canterbury - West Coast Division over 1700 staff and volunteers supported the Daffodil Day fundraising street appeal and various other community events.

The Cancer Society Selwyn centre was thrilled with the response of local businesses to the ‘Paint the Town Yellow’ window display initiative which took place during Daffodil week.

“Businesses in Rolleston, Lincoln, West Melton, Darfield, Leeston and Prebbleton were challenged with creating a Yellow window display to help raise awareness of Daffodil Day and offer a message of hope to those who are living with, and affected by, cancer in our 20 Hours ECE are FREE!

The team at Darfield Bakery in front of their winning window display in the Paint The Town Yellow competition run in conjunction with the Cancer Society’s Daffodil Day. Back L to R: Trish Kerr Cancer Society Selwyn, with Darfield Bakery’s Samara McConechy, Jade Collier, Joe Daly, Olivia Mitchell, Sam Cantwell. Front: Josh Petersen. region” explained Jackie Claridge coordinator of the Cancer Society Selwyn Centre in Rolleston.

“We are overjoyed with how the community has jumped on board and there were many stunning windows created with care and attention to detail.

Not everyone could win a trophy but everyone who participated is truly a winner in our eyes,” Jackie concluded.

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Friday 4th September 2020

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Having sold the Hororata Cafe back in October, Jarnia and Jason Kupe, Kupe aka the creators of The Butcher's Pie, have built a solid following at their Willows Cafe located on the Hororata Golf Course.

“Willows is our hidden Gem,” Jarnia commented. “Customers who call in are in awe of both the stunning views and the great food awaiting them for takeaway, or dine-in,” she added. “Then there are the patrons who know Willows well and will turn up with their containers in order to top up their pantry with homebaked goods or Butcher's Pies, for the freezer.”

Jarnia and Jason have expanded their overall enterprise significantly recently and so now is the time to focus on the sale of Willows Cafe to potential buyers .

“It's taken nearly two and half years to build-up the Willows business,” Jarnia explained, “and it really does present a wonderful opportunity for further growth in the domestic market. The business enjoys wonderful support from the likes of Car Clubs, Motorcycle Clubs, Bus Tours, Garden Clubs and of course, the many golfing events and tournaments involving the Hororata Golf Club,” Jarnia said. “Most importantly, Willows is about family, community and sport.

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required expansion into a bigger bakery kitchen. Jarnia and Jason have found one of these at Jones Road in Rolleston.

“We have created a new pie shop and takeaway food outlet complete with our popular home-baked goods and of course The Butcher's Pie! This is great news for Rolleston residents,” Jarnia smiled. Pie baking is planned to begin in early September at Rolleston and meanwhile Jason is busy working toward expanding his pie-baking team, while Jarnia markets the sale of Willows.

“If you think Willows could be just what you're looking for, call me for a chat,” Jarnia concluded.

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this reason, we'd like to hand Willows over to the right people/person who will continue the love and enjoy it as much as we have.”

Jarnia and Jason been busy keeping up with the demands of Willows Cafe, and all while turning a healthy trade in their Butcher's Pie Shop located in the Riverside Market Laneways, in Central Christchurch. The Pie Shop has been delighting many Christchurch residents and travellers alike with a visit already ‘Recommended’ to the Shop.

“We love our little shop in Town,” Jarnia said. “It’s a complete takeaway model where you can grab a Pea-PiePud, or a Pie-Chips-and-Gravy, sit in the sun and enjoy the Riverside Market environment,” she reported. “Added to this is our online presence at www.thebutcherspie.co.nz where you can order boxes of pies online to be delivered straight to your door!”

This huge growth in the Butcher's Pie range now means the couple have

Looking for expressions of interest in purchasing, or operating in partnership with Hororata Golf Club.

Enquiries to Jarnia Kupe 027 318 7058 or John Morten 027 200 2578

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The tenth anniversary of the September 2010 earthquake gives the Hororata community time to reflect on what has been ten years of change and how this time has readied them to be resilient in the face of Covid 19.

Richard Lang, Lang Chair of the Hororata Community Trust reflects on what has been achieved in this time: “The Hororata Community Trust was formed after the earthquakes, in a time similar to now with Covid 19, where the future was uncertain. We knew we would survive, but the question was how to ensure the community and its people thrived.

“This year, on November 7th, the community will celebrate the tenth Hororata Highland Games; originally begun to put Hororata on the map, build community and to fundraise.

“The Games have always been about community spirit and pride; developing a strong identity, a sense of place; it is about the wellbeing of our people. 220 people join Clan Hororata every year to make the Games happen. These

people are connected to the area, they are passionate about our community and its future.

“From the Games we have been able to think big; it has been the foundation from which the Hororata Tartan, Whisky, Pie and Night Glow have grown. The Games has, and continues to be, a platform for community groups to leverage, fundraise and come together.

“Between the Games and the Night Glow in 2019 alone, community groups raised a collective $30,000. for their own causes, while the two festivals attracted 25,000 people to the area (in 2019).

Undoubtably Hororata is on the map because of these events and this has had a flow-on effect to all community groups and businesses in the wider area. A University of Canterbury economic study carried out in 2019 found that the Games provide an annual economic benefit of $370,000 to the Selwyn District.

“In the past nine years the Trust has invested $150,000 back into the community through various projects and

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donations. All of this has been possible because of the many people and businesses who are connected to the Trust.

“Now our community is working together to decide on what they want their public facilities to look like for future generations. It is really exciting and the level of engagement is awesome. The passionate discussion taking place in the community around this will lead to a strong and supported collective decision.

Whatever this decision, the Trust will be there to support the community’s initiatives,” Richard concluded.

To commemorate the tenth anniversary of the first Greendale Faultline earthquake the Hororata Community Trust has released a special limited edition Hororata Whisky. In a collector’s edition decanter, the whisky has been specially selected by Sir Alex Bruce of Adelphi Distillery in Scotland and Michael FraserFraser-Milne of Whisky Galore. Both have been valuable supporters of the Hororata Community Trust for a decade.

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Keen gardeners and visitors will know that the September Open Garden Day at Terrace Station usually focuses on primroses and violets, with the lovely hellebores still lingering on. However, trilliums are flowering already and there will be plenty on the plant stall for people to take home. Daffodils

are always an early reminder of spring and blossoming trees attract insects and birds.

The woodland is carpeted with violets and primroses, and present an enchanting place for children to play and collect unusual cones and leaves from the woodland floor.

The renovated summer house is

There will be an abundant selection of woodland plants on the sale table at the Terrace Station open day.

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Spring is in the Air….

Which for us means it’s trailer season. At Darfield Automotive we have four main types of trailers coming through our doors. Standard domestic trailers, boat trailers, horse floats and caravans. This month’s tips will be around trailer maintenance and the preparation of your trailer for use during the warmer months.

All trailers have one Achilles heel. Their light connector plug.

We suggest before you hook up, check the connection pins in the plug. They should all be straight and the same length. There should also be a split in each pin and if there isn’t this may cause a poor connection.

Tip 1.

1 Use a Stanley knife blade to gently open up the split in the pins so you can put a business card into the split. This should be enough to make good contact with the car light socket. #Standard ‘Garden’ trailers There are quite a few trailers on the market that are manufactured overseas and

full of interesting old farming and gardening equipment, along with 19th century domestic items for visitors to mull over. In case of cool weather, a warming brazier will be alight, but do take the opportunity to picnic on the lawns of the historic home, weather permitting.

Visitors are encouraged to stroll among the grand old trees, some of which are 150 years old.

There are many other historic features at Terrace Station to enjoy on group tours.

The Entry fee of $5 goes to the Terrace Station Charitable Trust, and entry for children is free. There is no Eftpos and dogs are to Be left at home, organisers advise. Terrace Station will be signposted from the Hororata roundabout.

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Some cheap trailers have been recalled recently after the draw bars crack and then snap.

Tip 2. Don’t leave the grass on the deck of the trailer for too long! We see the front chassis rails rust out because the grass holds moisture and the metal in the chassis is constantly wet, so rusts away. #Boat trailers Getting the boat out of the shed is a sure sign things are warming up. First thing to check are the tyres. If they have been sitting under inflated for a while they can get flat spots or create cracks through the tread. These cracks open up and allow moisture into the steel and fabric belts causing premature tyre failure or blowout.

Tip 3. Check the tyre pressures and have a good look around the tread for signs of cracks.

The other big issue with boats are their bearings.

Tip 4. Give bearings and brakes time to cool before you launch the boat. This will stop thermal shock and the bearing hubs sucking water into the bearings when cooled in water.

Happy & safe summer towing!

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#Caravans Apart from the already mentioned lights and tyres tips, most caravans nowadays have brakes. The biggest problem with caravan brakes is lack of use and they seize up.

Tip 5. During storage keep the brakes released with wheels free, chock the tyres to prevent the van from rolling away. It may sound silly buAt when the trailer is being used always use the brakes. This keeps the brake components moving as much as possible. #Horse floats These exhibit all the faults rolled into one. Follow the tips around lights and brake use. They can be hard on suspension components because of the weight carried and the frequency of constant year round use.

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Prebbleton: Automotive.

Prebbleton: Marks Automotive An additional trophy for overall outstanding effort is to be awarded to Lincoln New World.

“I was thrilled to see so many communities, schools, shops and individuals getting behind the Paint the Town Yellow event,” commented Selwyn Mayor, Sam Broughton, Broughton who was also one of the judges in the Rolleston area. “To see such a tremendous amount of support will have shown that the people of Selwyn, and across New Zealand, who are facing cancer, or its effects, are not doing so alone,” he said.

Local Darfield Cancer Society spokesperson, Elaine Guy added: “Daffodil Day bucked the trend that this 2020 has set; dawning bright, warm and full of promise! Locals came out in force to support us all over Malvern. For quite a few months prior, behind the scenes, volunteers were busy getting the various collection sites arranged and this year's new initiative by the Cancer Society to get behind Daffodil Day and ‘Paint The Town Yellow’ was met with a fantastic response. Here in Darfield every business that made the effort went all out! I just wish we could have awarded you all a prize.

It was an amazing community response and a very difficult decision to make. Collections took place all over Malvern in schools and local businesses and some noteworthy mentions should go to Felix J whose stall

raised $70, Connor and Xavier had a rummage sale in Greendale raising $200, Donna from the Darfield PostShop sold fresh Daffodils all week - all of the proceeds being donated to the local support group and Dr Bill Olds whose property provided more than a dozen big bucket loads of fresh Daffodils kindly donated to the collection stalls. Year on year, you make us proud to be part of this community, another fantastic Daffodil Day with collections in excess of $11,000.

Thank you Malvern for your continued support!,” Elaine concluded.

“What a beaut day and superb turnout for the Daffodil Day Fun Run/Walk in Springfield,” commented Ainsley Burton of Rejuvenate You Health, Fitness and Wellbeing.

The Event which took place on Sunday, August 30th was run in conjunction with the Cancer Society - Daffodil Day Fun Run/ Walk in Hagley Park.

“When Level 2 Covid 19 restrictions, allowed no more than eighty entrants and the wearing of masks at the City event - it became apparent that Springfield locals wanted to stay local and enjoy the little extra freedom that living out

in the country offers,” Ainsley explained. “It certainly paid off as we had over fifty people taking part in either a 2km, 4km, 6km or 8km Run, or Walk around the Springfield Township starting off from the Donut and Playground Domain,” she said.

“It was awesome to see so many children on bikes, and a variety of dogs, all enjoying the gorgeous day. While everyone took in the views and beauty that Springfield has to offer,” Ainsley added.

“The wind was a good tester coming - head on, into the last leg,” she commented.

“Well done everyone who

participated; there were certainly plenty of smiles and laughter to be heard and seen.

“There was a lot of positive praise for the event too,” Ainsley reported, “so watch this space for it becoming an annual event. Thank you to everyone who supported the event, mums, dads, grandparents, children and dogs! Along with all those who travelled in from out of Springfield and got involved for a great cause, we raised $1,000 for the Cancer Society,” Ainsley said proudly.

“Thank you all very much for your support - it is very much appreciated,” she concluded.

Winners of the ‘Paint the Town Yellow’ window display competition are: Lincoln: Lincoln Harcourts Lincoln Rolleston: Rolleston Robert Harris Leeston: Leeston: Leeston Pharmacy Darfield: Darfield: Darfield Bakery West Melton: Melton: Affinity Beauty and

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Left: DHS teacher Peter Finnigan who, along with the School’s 2018 head boy George Brown, has been growing his hair for three years! Centre: current DHS Head Boy Harry Williamson and right: Head Girl Rozlyn Doherty.

Darfield High School (DHS) has raised an outstanding $12,524.03 for the Leukaemia and Blood Cancer New Zealand Foundation from their Shave for a Cure event, which took place on Friday, August 28th.

The final total is still increasing as further cash donations are made and the funds from a School mufti day are added.

“This is the best we have ever done as a School,” commented current Head Boy

Harry Williamson.

Williamson Our previous personal record was in 2016 where we raised $8,000.

“The three year hair growth of the School’s 2018 Head Boy George Brown, Brown raised the largest individual total at $1,761,” Harry explained. “I would like to thank all of those who participated in Shave for a Cure and the community who contributed towards the donations, this success wouldn't have been possible without your

generosity,” he said.

Sam Forward, Forward Deputy Principal at DHS reported, “it was an incredible effort from our student leaders, particularly Harry and Head Girl Roz who drove the campaign from start to finish. Their leadership is to be commended and was a big part of why we got so many students involved, as well as the grand total.”

See Darfield High School on Facebook for more photos.

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With careful planning the local purchasers of the South Malvern School in Whitecliffs are about to create something that will well and truly benefit their community.

The School, which was recently offered for sale, came with a sizeable block of land and this is able to be subdivided into building sites. The new owners have applied for titles (which should be released next year) to create five sections, one of which they will build on, while the others will be put on the market. The potential revenue created by this will see the new owners form a Charitable Trust allowing the School building and around 1,800 square metres of land donated to the surrounding community.

Understandably the community have been supportive of this plan, knowing they can look forward to holding social events and public meetings in the venue.

As with any building of this age, repairs and improvements are necessary to ready it for public use. Already the community are holding fundraisers to assist with the cost of bringing the building up to the necessary standard, but the list of necessities isn’t small. Chimney repairs, painting inside and out, toilet upgrades etc are all needing to be taken care of before it is deemed suitable for use.

The heritage listed School dates back to 1883 and was a very forward-thinking design for the era, featuring modern (for the time) ventilation and sanitation.

These concepts were the

mark of Christchurch Architect Thomas Stoddart Lambert.

Lambert The building had two fireplaces and offered vented heat as the architect was mindful of students’ warmth and the desirability of ventilation to keep students alert for their lessons.

South Malvern School was closed in 1960, but the building continued to be used as an outdoor education base by C h r i s tc h u rc h’ s Br a n s to n

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Intermediate School until 2014.

Both the new owners and the School’s surrounding community are keen to create a history wall once all the hard work is complete.

Anyone with any photos or memorabilia relating to the School please contact Sue. See advertisement in this issue for details (fundraising garage sale and firewood).

Sunday 13th September 2020 From 11am - 1pm, at the old South Malvern School grounds, Whitecliffs.

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The hunt is on for two iconic, bush-bashing, riverrunning Toyota Hiluxes that were stars of arguably the most beloved advertising campaign ever in New Zealand; Barry Crump’s Crump 1980’s Toyota Hiluxes.

Toyota New Zealand is keen to find the red 1982 Hilux used in the first television commercial starring the unflappable bushman-poet Barry Crump and his sidekick, city slicker Lloyd ‘Scotty Scotty’ Scotty Scott.

Scott They are also on the hunt for the yellow 1983 Hilux from the second commercial, which also featured the comedic duo.

A new marketing campaign is about to be filmed to launch the new 2021 Hilux and Toyota is looking to include one, or both, of these iconic Hilux vehicles.

Toyota New Zealand’s General Manager of Marketing Andrew Davis, Davis said the odds are that both Hiluxes are still going strong, as they are virtually indestructible.

“We know the yellow Hilux was sold on TradeMe in 2016.

Someone, somewhere will know who owns either one of these vehicles,” he said. “We may have parted company with them a few decades ago, but we feel we still have an unbreakable bond with them,” he added.

The Crumpy and Scotty Hilux commercials were groundbreaking in their day and won many advertising awards. The campaign was so loved and successful, the pairing of the two characters with Hilux continued for twelve years.

Recently, the Crumpy and Scotty commercials featured in ‘New Zealand On Screen’s Top 10 TV Ads’ from 1960 - 2020.

“Younger viewers who never saw the ads live on telly, can see them online at: www.nzonscreen.com/title/ crumpy-scotty-toyota-ad,” Andrew explained.

“Anyone who has an idea where the red, or yellow, Hilux could

Glentunnel school has had many changes since its March 8th, 1879 opening. Back then Glentunnel was called ‘Surveyors’ Gully’. The original School building was situated on what are now tennis courts.

On September 17th, 1949 a new block was opened with two rooms. These are currently being refurbished. Other portable buildings have come, and some have gone, over the years. The old dental clinic still remains and is currently being

used as the New Entrants’ room while the renovations are in progress. Around 2007, large trucks brought a classroom and a library space.

It wasn’t long before that library was needed as a classroom and another library was built behind the pool and opened in August, 2011.

I am part of a group of students in the Room 5 senior class researching the history of Glentunnel School. We would like to know more about the School's history, so if anyone in

Scotty’s 1983 yellow Hilux being searched for by Toyota NZ.

Crumpy’s iconic 1982 Red Hilux - virtually indestructible, but location unknown. be, is asked to contact the marketing team at Toyota New Zealand through private message to the Toyota New Zealand Facebook page,” he concluded.

the community can shed some light on what Glentunnel School used to look like, we would be grateful. Any photos or stories from their school days would also be much appreciated. These can be dropped off to the School office, or please contact the School. Things like old photos, letters, or other pieces of information would be good.

Abbie Driscoll ( Year 6) Glentunnel School.

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Burnham resident (since 2008) and now ServeMe app business owner Juanita Devon not only shares a passion for horse riding with husband Shane, Shane but also has the ability to problem solve an important issue in the hospitality industry..

ServeMe was born after Juanita identified a common concern during a dining-out evening.

“I realised I often didn’t order dessert, or have another drink, because the busy wait-staff hadn’t returned to our table within a certain timeframe,” Juanita explained. “Then we’d decide it was late and generally head home,” she said. “It got me thinking that there must be a way to help wait-staff easily identify when a diner was ready

Juanita Devon who designed the ServeMe app is justifiably proud of its success.

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to order. As well as a way to provide table service efficiently without taking away from their own unique style of hospitality service,” Juanita said.

ServeMe helps hospitality venues capture revenue hidden in lost orders. There are numerous applications the app can assist with; for example, customers who look deep in conversation, but want another round of drinks; or maybe those enjoying drinks outdoors who decide they want snacks, but can’t see staff, so the opportunity passes.

“I’ve designed ServeMe’s technology to fit seamlessly into existing hospitality processes. It doesn’t replace anybody - it helps staff capture every order opportunity,” Juanita reported.

“While for customers, the app is quick, easy, and fun to use,” she added.

“Hospitality staff are clever, efficient, and can juggle an incredible number of tables at a time. But, they aren’t mind readers,” she laughed. With the press of a button, staff are alerted that a table would like attention.

“What I’m extremely proud of is ServeMe’s Room Service version. ServeMe is currently

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operating in a Christchurch isolation hotel with great success. It has removed the need for daily paper menus, provided the ability to offer guest options and provided the hotel with a safe and efficient method for receiving orders,” Juanita said.

“I never intended to go into business, but are proud of this venture. My parents ran a small business and I saw how stressful it was and the long hours, so I decided from a young age that really I didn’t want to go into business for myself - and yet here I am,” she ended with a smile.

To find out more about ServeMe visit: www.serveme.nz

Tree too big?

Not enough light?

Or just untidy!

Selwyn's Qualified Arborist Na,onal Cert, Hor,culture; Na,onal Cert, Advanced Hor,culture Na,onal Cert, Arboriculture; Diploma, Arboriculture

For Tree Care, Maintenance & Removals Contact Brandon 021 061 5397 • 03 317 9587 tailoredtreesltd@icloud.com

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• Hole boring (200 – 600) • Sheep & Ca le Yard Clean Outs • Shingle Supplies

Give Neil a call on 022 451 7207 or email neiljudith@xtra.co.nz

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Full Service from start to finish!

STOCK YARDS • RESIDENTIAL RURAL • ALL FENCING SOLUTIONS

OVER 25 YEARS OF FENCING IN THE SELWYN AREA! Phone Matt on 027 421 9685  E: matt@warwickfencing.co.nz

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KIMBER RURAL FENCING FENCING FOR ALL TYPES OF AGRICULTURAL FENCING 20 years experience 4WD tractor/loader

Deer, Dairy, Vineyards, Subdivisions, Residential.

Glenn Kimber Phone: 027 222 9899

25 years experience in farm development & maintenance

Fencing & Excavating Phone Warren or Carey 027 224 3628

L to R: Mary Campbell, Margaret Overton and Peggie Jenkins all looking great, all ninety years old!

For forty years three friends in the Darfield area have celebrated their birthdays together after birthdates were discussed while golfing on the Greendale Course. The trio of friends all turned ninety years of age recently and didn’t break the forty year habit because of that fact.

Peggie Jenkins, Jenkins Mary Campbell and Margaret Overton discovered all those years ago that not only were they the same age, but also that they had birthdays one after each other during the month of August. Peggie was first up on August 19th, followed by Mary on the 20th and finally

Margaret on August 21st.

This year’s very special birthday was celebrated with family and friends at the Darfield Recreation Centre.

Congratulations and well done on reaching ninety - from the Malvern News team, and your community.

SEPTIC TANK EMPTYING PUMPS SUPPLIED & FITTED GREASE TRAP EMPTYING

Phone: 0800 372 003

Been in the business for over 40 years!

Email: robsonenviro@xtra.co.nz www.robsonenvironmental.co.nz

DAIRY EFFLUENT EXPERTS ALL ANIMAL EFFLUENT SUMPS DRY MUCK SPREADING

Friday 4th September 2020

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Darfield Gun Club competed against Ellesmere Clay Target Club in the annual night shoot combined with the Donald Memorial Trophy on Saturday August 22nd. It was a cold, clear night and thankfully dry.

Perfect night-time shooting conditions. Congratulations go to Ellesmere on winning the Night Shoot with a score of 269 v Darfield's 255.

Donald Memorial Trophy Results: 1st Mark Christey (29) 2nd John McCormick (29) 3rd Andrea HortonHorton-Gaskin (29) 4th Dave Folley (29) 5th Paul Templeton (29) 6th Ross Turner (28) 7th G. Powell (28) 8th Chris Greenwood (28) 9th Bevan Brown (27) 10th Duncan Jefferis (27).

L to R: Dave Beatty, Vaughan Wilson, Andrew Inch and Michael Pauling members of the winning Southfuels team in the Windwhistle Golf Classic.

We were very fortunate to be able to hold the fifteenth Windwhistle Golf Classic during Level 2 at Methven Golf Club last Friday, August 28th. We had a playing field of 85 golfers to ensure we were compliant with Level 2 requirements.

Tournament day dawned mild and sunny with just a mild-ish nor-west at tee-off! This popular annual event is the major fundraiser each year for Windwhistle School.

Players enjoyed a delicious morning tea before tee-off and packed snacks on course provided by school parents.

This year the sponsors enjoyed a barbecue lunch provided

by Southfuels. The Ambrose tournament was hosted at Methven Golf Club this year and the course was enjoyed by all.

Following eighteen holes of golf there was an opportunity to unwind and relax in the Clubhouse before the prizegiving and dinner.

An auction was also part of the entertainment with George Mannering from Hazlett Rural being the auctioneer for an action-packed offering of donated items such as local experiences, accommodation, meat and art. A silent auction was also popular with ‘friend against friend’ bidding meaning some great funds were raised for the School. The combined auctions were a fantastic

success.

A wonderful day out and all in support of a special School.

RESULTS: Top Team: Southfuels 2nd: Molloy Agriculture and Sustainable Water 3rd: PGG Wrightson and Canterbury Plains Contracting The winning team from Southfuels managed to score a nine under 62 with a course record (for an Ambrose event) for their efforts.

The organising committee and Windwhistle School wish to say

a huge thank you to the many sponsors listed in the advertisement in this issue that played and donated prizes, or money, to the School. A very big thank you also to Methven Golf Club without whom we could not run this tournament.

Special thanks to Southfuels who not only entered a team, but also provided the barbecue lunch.

Lucy Richards,

Spokesperson for event organisers.

Donald Memorial Trophy first to tenth place getters.

L to R: John McCormick, Ross Turner, Chris Greenwood, Andrea Horton-Gaskin, Paul Templeton, Duncan Jefferis, Mark Christey, G. Powell, Bevan Brown, Dave Folley.

HEARD ABOUT A NEWSWORTHY STORY? We would love to hear about it too!

Email us at: info@malvernnews.co.nz

WINDWHISTLE GOLF CLASSIC CLASSIC Windwhistle School would like to thank the following businesses and individuals for their support of the School’s major fundraiser for the year – the Windwhistle Golf Classic.

A special thank you to our hosts Methven Golf Club and to our BBQ provider and Gold Sponsor Southfuels. Please support these generous businesses!

Gold Sponsors:

Silver Sponsors:

Bayleys Real Estate Bluebird Ag Limited Braided Waters Farming Canterbury Grasslands Coleridge Downs Ellesmere Transport Co Ltd FMG Hazle Limited High Peak Sta<on ILAM Toyota Longspur Limited Quartz Hill Sta<on R&R Precision Spreading Ravensdown Richards Consul<ng Engineers Rockwood Sta<on Southfuels The Point Sta<on Trade Assist True Fleece TrustPower Limited Wholesale Seeds Windwhistle Pastoral

Amelia Guild By the horns Canterbury Plains Contrac<ng Charmaine Reveley Coalgate Earthworks Discovery Jet Farmlands Five Star Beef High Country Horse Adventures Icebreaker – New Zealand Merino Ironman Lucy & Erica Dynes Middle Rock Farmstay Molloy Agriculture Limited Newzengland Limited PGG Wrightson Philip Wareing Limited Robson Environmental Services Stoney Creek Sustainable Water 2019 Limited Washpen Falls Way To Go Heliservices

Windwhistle Garage Windwhistle Holdings Limited

Dona,ons: Alliance Anna Guild ANZ ANZCO Ashburton Golf Club Ballagh Contrac<ng Bayleys Real Estate - Chris Jones Barkers Big Al’s Methven BM Butchery Canterbury Plains Contrac<ng Dalethorpe House Darfield Bakery Drummond & Etheridge Franks Liquor Glorious Foods by Val Mackenzie Heartland Chips Hororata Community Trust Hun<ng & Fishing Jackson Holmes Lake Coleridge Sta<on

Lake Coleridge Tourism Group Mainland Wool Limited McCashins Brewery Methven Four Square Supermarket Methven Golf Club Methven Travel Mill Orchard Mt Hu Penny & Shaun Trousselot Peter Munro Commercials Property Brokers - Ma Collier Sheffield Pie Shop Snowdon Lodge Sovereign Smoke Salmon Steph Kimber (Mike Pero Real Estate) Tru Test The Dubliner The Great Journeys of NZ Tupari Winery Wairiri Water Buffalo Cheese Whi aker’s Yaldhurst Wools Limited Yvonne Haw<n

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GOLF RESULTS

Results 27th August 2020 LGU & PUTTING 18 HOLES: Silver: 1st: B Thompson Silver Bronze I:I 1st: L Smith 76 2nd: L Scott Bronze II: 1st: S Mardon II 2nd: I Beets-Huchshorn 3rd: M Robertson Putting: Putting B Thompson 31 9 HOLES: HOLES 1st: T Craig 34 2nd: J Smith 3rd: S Farrar, H Chamberlain Putting: Putting T Craig 16

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Thank you to all our sponsors

Results 28th August 2020 12 HOLE MYSTERY PAIRS PUTTING 1st: G Chambers & P McOscar 34 2nd=: M Morten & G Coom M Adams & D Stone 41 4th: R Bryant & S Oliver 42 5th=: S Kimber & A Collins K Beaumont & P Reynolds 43 Results 29th August 2020 CLUB STROKE CHAMPIONSHIP CHAMPIONSHIP (R2) Senior: 1st: D Brettkelly 75 Senior 2nd=: R Stieller, M Weatherley 77 Intermediate: Intermediate 1st=: J Perkins, M Johnstone 81 3rd: J Reardon 84 4th:D 4th: Mansbridge86 Junior A: A 1st: N Penney 86 2nd: M Te Waa 88 3rd=: P McOscar, C Stevens 94 Junior B: B 1st=: I Palmer,M Johnstone100 3rd: 3rd G Harris 102 Closest to the Pins: Pins M Johnstone, S Prendergast, M Edwards, J Perkins #2in2: #2in2 M Weatherley Two’s: Two’s J Reardon, M Johnstone

SEPTEMBER: 4th Sept 12pm • 5th Sept 10am • 5th Sept 1pm • 5th Sept 2pm • 6th Sept 11am • 6th Sept 11am • 8th Sept 7pm • 13th Sept 11am • 14th Sept 1pm • 14th Sept 2:30pm • 17th Sep 7:30pm • 19th Sept 6pm • 19th Sept 7pm • 20th Sept 10am • 25th Sept • 26th Sept • 26th Sept 11am • 28th Sept 4pm OCTOBER: • 1st Oct 7:30pm

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Results 29th August 2020 STABLEFORD ROUND 1st: S Jeffs 41 2nd=: S Roulston, P Radford 39 4th: G Hessey 38 5th=: M Parrington, D Lewis, D McKay, B Hopkins, R Earle 37 10th=: M Shipley, J Benn, J Johnson, B Allison 36 Closest to the Pins: Pins #3: I Gaunson #9: C Faithful #13: G Hawker #17: S Roulston Men’s Longest Drive: Drive T Doyle Women’s Longest Drive: Drive J Chambers Longest Putt #18: #18 M Dewar Women’s Longest Putt #11: #11 J Redfern Two’s: Two’s S Jeffs, G Hawker 9 Holes - Stableford: Stableford 1st=: A Sutherland, E Green 20

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National Candidate Nicola Grigg Coffee & Catch Up Te Ara Kakariki - Canterbury Plant-out Nourish Grafting Workshop KRFC - Married v Singles Rugby Match Trilliums Open Garden Honey Hunters Shop Open today!

Free Depression & Anxiety Recovery Info Session Fundraising Garage Sale FINAL Winter Housie for 2020 Malvern Community Board Drop-in Session Malvern Community Patrol AGM KRFC Senior Prizegiving From Scratch Concert Te Ara Kakariki - Canterbury Plant-out Entries Close for Darfield Art Week Malvern Anglican Parish Country Fair & Craft Day Darfield Cricket Club Open Day Malvern Community Board Meeting General Election - Meet the Selwyn Candidates

Dunsandel Café & Store Tai Tapu & Lincoln 1968 Coaltrack Rd, Greendale

Kirwee Rugby Grounds Terrace Station, Hororata 981 Whitecliffs Road Darfield Library Old South Malvern School Darfield Bowling Club Kirwee Darfield Rec Centre Larcomb Vineyard Trinity Church, Darfield Springfield Trinity Church, Darfield Darfield Rec Centre Darfield Library Darfield Rec Centre

Malvern Community Board Meeting in Darfield, Monday, August 24th, 2020.

The Board meeting on Monday was held by Zoom due to the Level 2 Covid-19 restrictions. Board members presented reports on recent community meetings they had attended and also discussed the organisation of the Christmas in the Park event and the Twentieth Anniversary celebration of the signing of the Friendship Agreement with their Japanese sister-city.

Council's Group Manager Property, Douglas Marshall, Marshall attended the meeting and updated Board members on a number of major projects underway including the master planning work for the Hororata Reserve, assessment of mowing quality of Council's reserves and cricket grounds and the assessment of the surface quality of all Council's tennis courts.

The Board plans to have another community dropdrop-in session in Kirwee from 2:30 to 5pm on Monday, September 14th and this will be advertised shortly. Anyone is welcome to attend and talk to the Board and Council staff about any community concerns, suggestions and ideas.

August 27th 2020 was the Twentieth Anniversary of the signing of the Malvern Ward Friendship Agreement with Yubetsu in Hokkaido, Japan. Yubetsu is a farming and fishing area and has much in common with Malvern.

This is a very active friendship agreement with regular pupil exchanges between Darfield High School and High Schools in Yubetsu, opportunities for Malvern teachers to spend some time teaching in Yubetsu and adult friendship visits between Malvern and Yubetsu.

The celebration was held using a Zoom call between the Selwyn Mayor, Malvern Community Board members, Darfield High School staff and Malvern residents who have hosted Yubetsu students or have visited Yubestsu and Yubetsu Council and community representatives. Speeches were exchanged between John Morten (Chair of the Malvern Community Board), Mr Isida (Mayor of Yubetsu) and Sam Broughton (Mayor of Selwyn). Also present by Zoom and making a speech was Mr Tsunakaka, Tsunakaka the Japanese Consul to New Zealand.

This was a friendly, informal celebration to mark a special event and the long-standing relationship between Yubetsu and Malvern. Our thanks to Darfield High School for their hosting and organisation.

Members of the public are welcome to attend the Board’s next monthly meeting, or talk to the Board about any issues in their community. Please contact the Board secretary therese.davel@selwyn.govt.nz to make an appointment if you wish to speak. An agenda can be found on the Council website on the Thursday before the meeting.

Please be reminded that there is still funding available in the Malvern Community Board Discretionary Fund which can be applied for on the Council’s website at: www.selwyn.govt.nz/services/ fundingfunding-AndAnd-grants/discretionarygrants/discretionary-funding.

For further information on this funding you are welcome to email the Accounts Officer on grants@selwyn.govt.nz or talk to any Board member.

John Morten, Malvern Community Board Chair.

Next meeting

Monday 28th September 4pm Darfield Library & Service Centre

Friday 4th September 2020 PUBLIC NOTICES

ACCOUNTANTS

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312 Kiri Kiri Rd, Oxford Service will be your doorstep. Sterling Please phone Alan Roberts Ph Anne, Vern Accountants @ Malvern 021 227 2080. held for Cheryl on or Gareth Whiting Business Hub, Ann-Maree 03 312 3355 SATURDAY 12TH CATTERY 021 215 0981.

027 288 8724 ANGEL Cats Boarding Cattery, SEPTEMBER 2020 AUTOMOTIVE Oxford. Love & cuddles OPEN 7 DAYS At 1:30pm DARFIELD Automotive. Service galore! Pick-up & delivery.

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CARRS Chimney Cleaning.

Servicing the Selwyn district. FIREWOOD & COAL $60 per chimney. Phone GRAFTING WORKSHOP Rodney on 03 324 2999 and Saturday 5th September, 1pm-3:30pm leave a message.

1968 Coaltrack Road, Greendale.

CHIM Chim. We'll sweep your log -burners flue, check the ‘Nourish Community Garden - Darfield’ firebricks, baffles, air-tubes Community Garden meets Wednesdays and controls. We're experts 9-11am at Almond Park, Darfield. on coal-ranges, also sweeping any sized open fire. We quote and undertake repairs, flue extensions and install bird netting. 0800 224 464 R K FIREWOOD Supplying wood for this Winter!

Members NZHHA. 1pm - Darfield Bowling Club (Clinton St, Darfield)

Cheryl Rathgen (Ireland)

COAL

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FINAL WINTER HOUSIE OF THE YEAR!

Monday 14th September HOUSIE GOING AHEAD REGARDLESS OF LEVEL 2!

Face masks are optional.

Any enquiries call Heather Patterson 021 159 1387

JACKPOT MUST GO! Huge raffle up for grabs!

CLEANING CARPET/Window Cleaning.

CARPET Thorough job, good price, quick drying. Highly recommended. Phone/ text Robert anytime on 027 299 9599.

Old Man Pine, Bluegum, Macrocarpa, Oregon.

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Phone Rini

027 451 7300

Diamond & White

HEDGE TRIMMING

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SUNDAY 6TH SEPTEMBER At 10:30am

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Married v Singles Rugby Match At Kirwee - 2pm kick off!

Advert sponsored by Joe Brankin, Mike Pero Real Estate

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GENERAL garden maintenance in Darfield area. Domestic hedge trimming, pruning & edging. Please phone Kane 027 467 6613.

GRAZING WANTED

QUALITY GRAZING WANTED For 190 well grown R1 Dairy Heifers.

UNTIL 1ST MAY 2021

Call Steve on 027 227 2519

Hedge & Shelterbelt Trimming

Steve & Patience Pona Ph: 022 642 5805 17 North Terrace, Darfield

SATURDAY 5TH SEPTEMBER

GARDENING

HEDGEHOG

Including Open Home, Hand-Over & Tenancy Cleans.

Find us on Facebook for details!

Call Sherie on 022 654 4276

Darfield Life Church

POINT of lay hyline/shavers pullets for sale. Please phone 021 863 158.

WOOD shavings - untreated, clean shavings suitable for horse stables, calving sheds, chicken houses and rabbit hutches. Available in 70L bags, 1m 3 bales (compressed) and bulk delivery. Phone 03 344 1676 for more details.

WOODEN gates made to measure. Farm, driveway, yards, garden, heavy duty.

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Call Don today on 021 066 3011 or 03 318 2983 • Half size tractor for easier access

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• Branch size up to 50mm • Cutter drops material to

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HOUSE TO RENT

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WEST Melton. One bedroom LOCKSMITH Selwyn based ROOF & property services. 2 cottage. Horse grazing if 24hr mobile service, keys storey work! Roof leak repairs required. Available from cut and general lock and (incl Butynol), moss control, September 13th. Sorry no safe maintenance. EFTPOS silicone seal, spouting clean & pets or smokers. $400 per available. Call Locktight repairs, spider & fly control, bird proofing, roof painting. week for cottage, grazing Security 021 171 8060.

All roof & spouting types. negotiable. Please phone PEST CONTROL Call Arthur’s, 7 days, 022 680 8863.

03 347 2635, 027 484 7980 SPIDERBAN NC LTD. Darfield LIFESTYLE BLOCK or 027 584 7980. owned and operated since LIFESTYLE block maintenance. 2008. Voted 2nd of Top 5 VEHICLE FOR SALE Weed spraying, mowing, Pest Control Businesses in hedge trimming. General farm/ Christchurch, by Top Reviews TOYOTA Corolla 2008 1.8 litre auto, 171000km, NZ garden maintenance. Animal NZ. Call Brian for pest control new, 5 door hatch, red, ABS, health. Sheep transport. requirements 0800 667 778. airbags, very economical and Phone 027 262 9200. tidy, just serviced. $8,500.

SCRAP METAL Phone 027 213 8557.

PAINTING & DECORATING BEST prices! Amalgamated Scrap Ltd. Buying cars & farm • Toyota Camry. Wagon, immaculate order, first to machinery. Specialising in farm drive will buy. 2001, 2.2 litre, clean-ups. Rod McQuoid last owner for 12 years buyer. Ph 027 695 0480 or -$4,000.

• Nissan Pulsar. 3 door hatch.

0800 030 712.

SERVICES

‘For all your decorating needs’

Micky Conway Painter & Decorator

Looking for

Darfield Based Will cover all areas

LARGE TREE

Contact Micky on

SHELTERBELTS!

021 125 1613 conwaydecor@hotmail.com

FULLY INSURED

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 gillpaintpaper@slingshot.co.nz UDI Painting & Decorating. For all painting & decorating services! Fully qualified.

Interior & exterior painting & plastering. Wallpapering & roof painting. Quality Services.

Free quotes. Contact Udi Aale 021 074 2075.

PETS & LIVESTOCK

Will pay good money for the right trees, any species considered.

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Fully qualified crew for the job!

Call Rini on

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MOBILE SHEEP

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SHEARING Drenching Foot Trimming Crutching General Animal Welfare Advice.

Call Shaun Adams for a quote on

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155,000 kms, 1996, CD player, drivers airbag. Ideal first car - $2,850.

Holden Captiva .7 Seater, 4WD, NZ new, 2016.

Immaculate, 3 litre petrol.

85,000 kms - $21,990.

Peugeot 208. Hatch, 2014, 5 speed manual, NZ new, 1 owner, 1,200cc. Great value - $8,490.

Peugeot 308. 2011, NZ new, diesel, 2 litre. Amazing fuel economy!! 85,000 kms. One out of the box - $11,990.

Toyota Yaris. NZ new, GX Hatch, 2018. Balance of new car warranty. Several available. 1.3 Autos - $14,990.

Holden Barina. Hatch, 2018, LT, NZ new, 1.6 litre. Balance of new car warranty- $14,990.

Suzuki Swift SE. NZ new, 21,000 kms. 1.5 auto, one owner vehicle. Sporty hatch on black alloys - $14,990.

BMW 316. Hatch, 2003, red, 1,800 auto Tiptronic, 125,000 kms. Airbags, new WOF and service - $3,990.

Nissan Terrano R3M. 4WD, SUV, 3.3 litre petrol. Trade in special great tow vehicle.

- $3,850.

CONTACT REGAN COLEMAN FOR A TEST DRIVE!

Phone:

FARRIER

021 204 1274

027 263 2631

AVAILABLE

SITUATION VACANT

SITUATION VACANT

Phone Shawn Valpy

027 717 6130 on arable & potato farm, based in Kirwee.

FULL TIME POSITION, SEPT ‘20 - APR ‘21 • • •

May suit someone with a good level of fitness / energetic Must be an enthusiastic, team person Class 2 licence an advantage

Phone James on 027 671 9601 or email CV to: agkmredmond@xtra.co.nz

SITUATION VACANT

SITUATION VACANT

DARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Years 7 to 13

ENGLISH TEACHER Part time fixed term position for Term 4.

Commencing 12 October 2020.

APPLICATIONS CLOSE: Monday 14 September 2020 Application Pack from:

Human Resources Co-ordinator PO Box 5 Darfield. Phone: 03 318 8411 email: trish@darfield.school.nz

GREENDALE SCHOOL Kānuka Ruruhau

SCHOOL OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR We are seeking an experienced administrator, who is flexible and willing to learn, to join our team.

A “people person” with proven communica<on skills with people of all ages.

This is a permanent posi<on, ideally commencing 24 September 2020. Hours are somewhat flexible, but will be approximately 25 per week, mainly during school hours.

A detailed job descrip,on and applica,on form are available on our website www.greendale.school.nz

Applica,on form, cover leQer and CV due to: office@greendale.school.nz BY 7TH SEPTEMBER 2020 AT 5PM.

Friday 4th September 2020 WANTED

DEAD, DEAD damaged or derelict cars, trucks, vans & 4WD’s, including motorbikes.

Cash paid. Please phone 03 318 0650.

WINDOW CLEANING

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WINDOW CLEANING S>:?@<>A Darfield, Burnham, Greendale, Hororata, Sheffield, Springfield & Kirwee areas, phone or text Darryl: 027 316 9968 All other areas, including West Melton & Rolleston, phone or text Wilf: 022 044 0654

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TRADES

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WINDOW REPAIRS

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Contract Window Cleaning Commercial  Residen<al Free Quotes

Murray Thomas

0800 AGSTAFF jobs@agstaff.co.nz

WINDOW REPAIRS

WINDOW CLEANING SERVICES

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

Maintenance Renovations & new builds Pump servicing and installation Water filter installation Water pump hire Supply and installation of septic tank systems • Gas and wood fire installation • IQP in backflow prevention • Teatsprayer servicing • • • • • •

Locally owned and operated

03 318 3003

www.hunterglass.co.nz

M: 021 818 816 TRADES

DARFIELD BASED

0800 752 400

plainspgd@gmail.com

TRADES

WINDOW REPAIRS 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.

FAIRBRASS BUILDERS Registered Master Builder New houses or alterations Award winning builder

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Phone Rodney Fairbrass on: Master

Ph: 03 318 3778 M: 027 446 7092 E: fairbrassbuilders@gmail.com

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

TRADES

Moss Treating: 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

Heat pump supply, installation, servicing & maintenance

WINDOW TINTING

TINTTINT-A-WINDOW Solar Protective films. Fade UV block.

Heat Glare control. Privacy.

Safety/Security. Frosted films.

Free online quotes. Ph 0800 368 468.

House & Roof Pre--Paint Wash Pre Hydro Drain Cleaning

General household & business electrical work.

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