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Inside this issue: Travel Into Summer

Rolleston Community Fireworks Night

Men’s Shed

Selwyn ‘Gets Ready’ Winner Announced

West Melton Girls WOW Fes val

New Horse Riding Park 5 Selwyn Take Title Weedons’ Big Win

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Lincoln Lend A Hand Schooling News

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Adventure Race To 9 Support Heart Kids NZ Rolleston Netball

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Volunteers with Bellyful Selwyn held their very first ‘Cookathon’ on Sunday, October 4th with the goal of preparing sixty meals for delivery during the forthcoming month. The ‘Cookathons’ are held at the Lincoln Event Centre main kitchen every four to six weeks and include making meals such as Lasagne , Spaghetti Bolognese and Macaroni Cheese for well-deserving families. Bellyful is a nationwide nonprofit organisation that was ‘born’ out of the desire to see

families being supported by their fellow community members. Volunteers cook and deliver meals to families with newborn babies, as well as families with young children who are struggling with illness (it may be a critically or terminally ill immediate family member). Bellyful Selwyn was established due to the increased demand for meals being delivered to the Selwyn region from outside the area, and thanks to wonderful local supporters, the service is free. The Selwyn area was previously

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Volunteers: Jo Weston (front) & Amy King (back) taking part in Bellyfull’s first Cookathon - striving to feed Selwyn.

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being serviced by Bellyful increased demand has been Christchurch who currently evident not only in the Selwyn deliver between 150-250 region, but also within meals a month around the Christchurch and nationwide. Anyone wishing to refer greater Canterbury region. themselves or a friend With the growing number of families moving into the Selwyn to Bellyfull can contact them via their website region and the number of www.bellyful.org.nz families with very little Anyone interested in immediate family support, there has been a significant increase volunteering for Bellyful, should for a service like Bellyful. This click on the ‘help fill bellies’ link.

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Private Dion Taka: Dion beat out 300 nominees from across the globe for the coveted honour of ‘Global Hero’ and will head to the United States in early October to compete in the 10 mile marathon. When Private Dion Taka’s Taka torso was pierced during enemy fire in Afghanistan three years ago, the New Zealand soldier from Burnham, had no idea that his shattered body would one day be strong enough to run in a marathon, but this month, Dion did just that. Returning home injured, Dion had to learn to walk again, he had to learn to move, jump and run. Some days, it felt like he’d even have to learn to smile again. The experience took a mental, emotional and physical toll on his entire family.

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As a result of Dion’s injuries he also experienced acute pain, which was later diagnosed as c omp le x r egi on al p ai n syndrome. Rehabilitation for the injuries visible to the eye was intense, let alone the pain within. The journey continued for months with Dion focussed on rehab, while his wife, Frances Taka kept the family together and found new norms. Dion is aware he’s not the only soldier to return from conflict injured and requiring healthcare. Before his diagnosis, he was told his pain was ‘all in the head’ by several clinicians before finding a Pain Specialist that was finally able to help him. After persistence and perseverance, and a battle, Dion’s wife was finally able to access the spinal cord stimulator recommended to help him. Now Dion has been elected as part of an elite group of international runners for the Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon in the United States something he wondered would ever be attainable. The father of three, is keen to prove that Kiwis ‘don’t give up’ and have a well-deserved place amongst the world’s best. But Dion is not just running this race to highlight he is ‘back’, he is running for the thousands of

people in New Zealand, himself included, living with chronic pain. Before Afghanistan, Dion fought to protect NZ, now he has a new battle - the battle to reduce the stigma associated with chronic pain in New Zealand. 25 runners from sixteen different countries participated i n th e Glo ba l Her o es programme. Each runner has a medical device to treat a condition such as heart disease, diabetes, spinal disorders, chronic pain or neurological disorders. The Medtronic Global Heroes programme, launched in 2006, celebrates their accomplishments and passion for running, which serves as an inspiration to others living with chronic diseases. Dion knows there are many ‘heroes’ without a voice and so, alongside his wife, he is prepared to share the story of their family for the betterment of all. ‘Hero’ is a word that should never be used lightly, but for some people it truly defines how they are seen and how they should be seen. A Global Hero, an ANZAC, a father, a husband… one man living with chronic pain determined to make a difference.

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Two local young people have been selected to represent the youth of Selwyn at Youth Parliament in July next year. Selwyn MP Amy Adams has named Tim Marshall of Broadfield as her Youth MP for 2016, while Speaker of the House Rt Hon David Carter, Carter who himself lives in the Selwyn electorate, has chosen Lexi Rt Hon David Carter with Lexi Sutherland of Kirwee and Sutherland of Kirwee as the Selwyn MP Hon Amy Adams with Tim Marshall of Broadfields. Youth Speaker of the House. Tim attends St Thomas of Amy praised all of the finalists Youth MPs now during my time Canterbury College while Lexi is for having the courage to put in Parliament, and the calibre of a student at Darfield High themselves forward and present a p p l i c a n t s j u s t k e e p s their opinions to the panel. School. improving,” he said. They were chosen from among “I was very impressed with all of Tim Marshall and Lexi six finalists by a panel including the finalists and would have Sutherland will each hold the Amy and David as well as, been proud to have any one of title of Youth MP from January Rolleston-based Police Sergeant them as my representative,” 25th until July 2016. They are expected to engage with the Dan Harker. Harker The finalists had to Amy added. give a five-minute presentation David commented that he was youth community in Selwyn on local and national issues and also impressed by how well during this time so that they can then answer a question from each finalist had delivered their represent them effectively at the each member of the judging presentation. “I have been Youth Parliament in July. involved in the selection of eight panel.

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A force to be reckoned with: Susan Davis and Jackie Derrick at Matson and Allan Real Estate, Rolleston.

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Leeston, Matson and Allan full-time service, and having Real Estate Ltd have a huge attained the rank of Captain, footprint in the Selwyn District Jackie then ventured into the and offer expertise in selling corporat e arena and in the area. The pair have the acquired a vast amount of flexibility to tailor their a c c o u n t m a n a g e m e n t services to a client’s knowledge and experience. individual Real Estate needs Jackie’s strong interest and and are able to offer the desire to work in property most competitive commission naturally lead her into Real rates, without compromising Estate where she enjoys their high level of service. working with people and uses Prior to Real Estate Susan, her sales and marketing successfull y ran and expertise to her vendor’s operated her own business best advantage. for ten years, where she With over $100,000,000 in became proficient in sales combined real estate sales, and marketing and also Jackie and Susan are well developed excellent customer positioned and qualified to service skills. It was Susan’s deliver on Real Estate needs. passion for property that led Another of the key strength her to a career in Real Estate areas for Jackie and Susan is and she has now been that they are able to offer a successfully selling in the personalised level of service Selwyn District for the past from the start of the selling five years. For the past process. all the way through eighteen years Susan has to completion. This means lived in Selwyn with her that they are personally husband Mark and this is involved in every detail, where the couple have raised including attending all Open three daughters, who have all Homes, allowing them to attended local schools. Susan provide consistent, timely and is excited about the future of accurate advice and feedback the Selwyn District and all it to their clients. has to offer, as it continues Jackie and Susan would love to grow. to hear from anyone that is Jackie was born and bred in thinking of selling or would Rolleston before leaving the simply like a current market district at the age of appraisal. nineteen, to start her career as an Officer in the New See advertisement in this Zealand Army. After ten years issue for contact details.

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“Apart from a brief glitch when the power went off for an hour and a half the official opening of Rolleston’s new Harvey World Travel went extremely well,” said b u s i n e s s c o- ow n er S u e Robinson with a smile. “We fielded numerous enquiries and the positive feedback coming in has been really heartening. People needing a travel agency’s expertise now know we can provide it, know what we’re about, how professional we are and being part of the Harvey World Travel group enables us to offer the best deals as they become available,” Sue said. “We pride ourselves on doing a good job and being local is just an added bonus for clients. We appreciate customers have a choice, we really want to be their first choice!” “Enquiries are steady and people seem to be enjoying the

easy parking, the spacious office short his career at the Rolleston and having someone so close, Travel office, as he focuses on, to talk to about their journey. So and undertakes, a massive and all in all we are thrilled,” Sue substantial clean-up at his property. said. The only dark moment to the Harvey World Travel in Rolleston whole proceedings was when Square is now well and truly staff member Nathan received a open for business and looks phone call at 5pm on his first forward to assisting all of day, informing him his house Selwyn with their travel was one of those affected by the requirements and enquiries. fire near Oxford. Sadly this cut

A large country garden brimming with rhododendrons, azaleas and garden treasures, is ready to delight crowds for the much looked forward to Oxford Country Garden Fete. The Fete, which is now in its fourth year, has grown in popularity with visitors attending from Christchurch, Waimakariri, Selwyn and Ashburton and many also making the short drive from Hokitika and Greymouth. This boutique event, held at Ribblesdale Gardens, boasts a over seventy only, stalls of the very highest quality. Taking place on November 1st between 10am and 4pm, this is

a community fundraiser, as well as a chance for business owners to promote their products to the wider community. This year the Fete will donate to the Oxford Fire Brigade for their support on the day and to the OWMC Vintage Machinery Section for their display. Over the past three years the Fete has given away $15,000 from gate sales to voluntary groups. A combination of quality stalls, situated amongst the four acres of beautiful gardens, great food, wine and ale, as well as a static display of vintage machinery, make the day a wonderful family friendly event. Entertainment is

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laid on for children and well known band Assembly Required will provide music for the enjoyment of all. Well known foodie and MasterChef finalist Jax Hamilton will impress with her culinary skills and for all those attending it’s an ideal opportunity to enjoy a relaxing day in the country. It’s a wonderful Christmas shopping opportunity, a chance to catch-up with friends and neighbours and will take place, rain hail or shine - definitely mark it on the calendar as ‘not to be missed’. For more information, go to www.oxfordfete.co.nz Find them on Facebook and see advertisement alongside for ticket sales details

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On November 1st, Selwyn will host the first garden tour of its kind in many years. Several private gardens will be abuzz with activity. The tour has come about as a result of a fundraising think-tank on behalf of the Ellesmere College 1st XV Rugby Team. The garden tour is within the Dunsandel, Leeston and Southbridge areas and can be completed in any order throughout the day; visitors can do as much, or as little, as they prefer. The tour will see visitors meandering through various sized gardens; ranging from the average section, making the most of space and light,

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through to gardens boasting three to five acres of plants, trails, history and enchantment. To complement the garden tour, there is a country market set up at one of the gardens - a great opportunity to get some Christmas shopping completed early, as well as enjoy some refreshments.

Ellesmere College have two rugby teams and two netball teams travelling to Sydney in April 2016. All funds raised during the day will be used to support the 1st XV Rugby team in their fundraising efforts for this trip. Further information can be found on the Selwyn Spring Garden Tour Facebook page.

Southbridge is well known for its pure untreated water, beautiful gardens and its encompassing sense of history. It is also a haven for farmers who boast that they can grow just about anything in the soil. Production in the area includes dairying, small seeds, vegetables, pigs and salmon, as well as providing rural support for the surrounding area. This opens opportunities for employment which is equally enticing to perspective residents as are the recreational facilities available locally. Recently, the town has also become more of a ‘home base’ for those working in Christchurch which has led to Southbridge housing almost seventy businesses and a primary school with over 175 pupils in attendance. Organisers are enthusiastic about the celebratory programme and encourage all who can, to attend. The

celebratory programme includes a market, church service, street parade and historical displays. Both days will also see entertainers and music being on offer to captivate the crowds, as well as food to cater for a range of culinary tastes.

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For the second successive year Melton Estate and Darfield Bakery have received Excellence Awards for their outstanding Food Control plans. Over the past two years, the Ministry for Primary Industries has teamed

Tracy Caunter - co-owner of Melton Estate winery and staff member Mollie Pugh receiving a repeat Excellence Award for the winery from Selwyn District Council Mayor Kelvin Coe.

Christmas shopping at its best begins at the Geraldine Summer Fete on November 5th with 160 high quality stalls showcasing an amazing selection of products from both around New Zealand and the world. Shopping is guaranteed to be a breeze with a wonderful range of furniture, art, jewellery, homewares, fashion, children’s toys and clothing. Selwyn locals are well represented at the Fete by Woven Veranda displaying their stylish garden and conservatory furniture made with natural and synthetic wicker and alongside them are Skeanie with super stylish shoes for children.

with Selwyn District Council to introduce a Voluntary Implementation Programme (VIP) for food safety. The VIP initiative is a way to introduce and encourage food service businesses, such as restaurants, cafes, takeaways and caterers to adopt and

Daryl Collier co-owner of Darfield Bakery receives the business’s repeat Excellence Award from SDC Mayor, Kevin Coe.

They will be joined by Wadzee (women’s clothing from Gore) Country Me (beautiful children’s clothing), The Little Leather Company (NZ made elegant handbags), The Rockerman (wooden NZ made furniture). There is always a delicious selection of food for lunch and an entertaining range of live music. Top the amazing day off with a stroll around the beautiful Stover Garden. This is a day not to be missed and tickets can be purchased through Eventfinder or on the day. See advertisement in this issue for further details.

implement Food Control Plans. After completing this, the business would be exempt from the current Food and Hygiene Regulations 1974 and would be elevated to a higher level of food safety standards consistent with the new food legislation, namely the Food Act 2014. Under the Food Act 2014, anyone who sells or provides food needs to make sure it is safe and suitable to eat. Existing businesses will shift to the new Act between 2016 and 2019 and can choose to transition any time between March 1st 2016 and the end of their nominated transition period. Both Coalgate and Kirwee Taverns have also been proactive and established their Food Control Plans before the commencement of the new Act. They have both achieved their first Excellence Award this year.

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BEAT THE MUD! Helen and Brian Coker: in their beautiful West Melton garden complete with ‘seating’ walls to better enjoy the vista.

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Numerous nominations were received but West Melton’s Helen Coker is one of only five to make it as a finalist in the 2015 Gardena Gardener of the year competition. The motivation for her garden creation is equally as amazing as the garden itself. Helen and husband, Brian Coker were originally based in Helen and Brian Coker: Creating a winning garden grown on a Christchurch where their foundation of love. garden boasted an extensive done most of it on her own array of flowers and plants. above the knee. The pair had always been keen Brian returned home after a including the heavy lifting and gardeners and enjoyed the long recovery and found their planting that was previously closeness it brought to their Christchurch house was Brian’s role. relationship and the beauty it i nc om pa t i bl e w i t h t he To show his appreciation for wheelchair he now needed to her efforts, Brian nominated brought to their home. Then suddenly, their lives negotiate his way through the Helen for NZ Gardener’s changed forever when Brian home. The Cokers made the annual Gardener of the Year was trapped in the collapsed decision to build a new home Competition. Brian is Helen’s Cambridge Terrace, PGC in West Melton, specific to biggest supporter and commented, “there’s been so building, during the February Brian's needs. It was at this new home that much focus on me for the past 2011 earthquake. His saviours - two doctors, a Helen worked tirelessly to five years, but Helen has given police officer and a firefighter create her husband’s dream up so much for me.” had no option but to perform a garden. It has taken her Brian is now able to help out horrendous amputation to free e i g h t e e n m o n t h s o f more in the garden. “The Brian from the wreckage. His determination and hard work garden is important to us,” legs were now gone from just to complete it and she has Helen said. “There’s a lot that Brian and I used to do together which we can’t do now. This is one thing that we were determined to still enjoy as a couple.” The Gardena Gardener of the Year winner is selected by online public vote and the results of this, will be announced in the December Top quality, honest, issue. To vote for Helen go to reliable service - phone www.stuff.co.nz and search for now to make a booking Gardena Garden of the Year finalists 2015.

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PUBLIC NOTICES

Rakaia Fireworks Display Saturday 31st October From 6pm at the Rakaia Sports Domain

Free Entry Food Stalls, Kiddie Train, Bonfire, Bouncy Castle Featuring popular Busker, The Mullet Man and Local singing talent

All the Fun of the Fair!!!

West Melton bowlers ‘Marking Out Team’ preparing for Mitchell Cup action.

Another season is under way for the West Melton Bowling Club who held their opening day on September 20th. President Norm Dunlop welcomed all who attended, especially new members Ross Mitchell, Roy Daniel and Mark Dobbin (who has just recently returned from Australia). The honour of delivering the first jack and the first bowl went to Ross Sadler, Sadler who is currently President of Malvern and Helen Pearce who is Patron of the West Melton Club. The Mitchell Cup, which is an annual derby played between West Melton and Darfield was held on October 3rd. Darfield defeated West Melton, by the slenderest of margins, winning eight games to seven, with one game drawn. The West Melton Bowling Club will be involved in a number of competitions, to be completed before Christmas. Centre competitions include 7’s, 3x3’s and Junior 4’s. Malvern Competitions include Women’s pennants and Men’s 5’s.

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Enjoy swimming? Can swim two lengths of 25 metre pool? Want to improve your stroke & fitness levels? Burnham Swim Club is looking for members to join their relaxed and friendly, volunteer run, non-profit Club. Burnham Swim Club caters for different levels of ability & swimmers are assessed individually so they can par cipate at a level that best suits them. Grading & assessment will be held on Saturday 31st Oct, at 10:00am, at the Burnham Army Camp Swimming Pool, (just inside the main gates next to the gym). Any further queries please contact Sue on 03 318 7427.

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TOYOTA HILUX 2006 3.0 TD 2WD S/Cab manual. 69,200ks, 1 owner. Registra on October 2016. Has alloy wheels, tow bar, new baBery and factory alloy deck. Colour: blue. Vehicle is in excellent condi on. Priced to sell $17,990. Phone 03 318 8759 or 021 227 3998. SITUATIONS VACANT

Road Maintenance Experts Wanted! Sicon Ferguson Ltd operates a range of services encompassing roading maintenance, subdivision construction and maintenance, water and sewer infrastructure and parks and reserves. We have an annual turnover of approximately $40M and operate throughout Canterbury. We are currently tendering for the Selwyn Road Maintenance Contract and, if successful, will require the following experienced people: • Operations Supervisors / Forepersons • Roading / Drainage Forepersons • Digger Operators • Class 2 to 5 Drivers • Grader Drivers • Labourers Proven roading experience is essential. We are looking for talented, self-driven people with strong interpersonal skills and a practical down to earth approach. To register your interest in joining the Sicon Ferguson team and developing your career, please visit our website at www.siconferguson.co.nz and click on “Work With Us” or email your application to recruit@sicon.co.nz. Please indicate which role you are interested in. Initial enquiries are welcome by phoning our Recruitment Line on 027 278 3821 quoting reference 100.

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General warehousing work available for peak season, Rolleston based, must be available to work from now and through the Christmas period. Hours: 7.30am – 4pm shift, Monday – Friday. If you have reliable transport and are available now, please give James Scarlett at Kelly a call on 03 347 1180, mobile 027 213 0613 or email your CV to james.scarlett@kellyservices.com

ROOF MAINTENANCE ROOF & house maintenance. All aspects covered including spouting, mortar, tiles, re-roofing, roof painting, moss, mould & silicone sealing. General repairs. Please phone 03 347 6702. WINDOW REPAIRS

TRADES

PRIME FOODS NZ LTD

Manufacturing Prime Foods NZ Ltd is a well-established smoked salmon manufacturing plant based in Hororata. We are currently looking for a highly motivated team member, who is enthusiastic & keen to work in a small family business. Some filleting/butchering or food manufacturing experience an advantage, immediate start if successful.

SHELLEY’S Glass and Glazing. Got a broken glass window? Insurance work, Pet doors, Mirrors, Retro Refits, Single/ Double glazing, Splashbacks, Applications close Friday 23rd October, 2015 Fire Glass. 32 years in the Please apply to: vicky@primefoodsnz.co.nz glass industry. Operates in or phone Vicky 03 318 0895 / 021 184 6113 Oxford, Cust, Darfield, Rolleston, West Melton & TRADES TRADES Surrounding Areas. Call your local Glazier - Mark on 03 312 HANDYMAN - Mike the 3253 or 0272 426 368. MURRAY

• Mirrors • Catdoors • Splash Backs • Retro Fit

Handyman serving all handyman, lawnmowing and general work, Selwyn area. Phone 0800 287 828 or 03 347 7437. UPHOLSTERER - Recover lounge suites, dining chairs, squabs etc. Free quotes. Based in Weedons. Please phone 03 980 4979.

HATCHARD Washing Machine Repairs • Hire Machines • Reconditioned Machines •

67 Burnham Rd, Burnham Phone 03 347 6768 Mobile 027 432 8651

Double Glazing • Insurance

Repairs Ph 03 318 4128 www.malvernglass.co.nz

DID YOU KNOW? TRADES

● Residen al ● Commercial ● Heat Pump

027 357 9401 03 347 9164 Kurt Benseman - Registered Electrician

Adver sing Deadline: 1pm, Thurs 19th Nov

If you have a mains pressure hot water cylinder, it is recommended by the manufacturers that the sacriﬁcial anode is checked every 10 years, & replaced if necessary. This will greatly increase the life of your cylinder.

A new anode is far cheaper than a new cylinder! For this and other helpful advice on Solar Hea ng, renova ons and repairs – Ring the team at

Laser Plumbing Christchurch West 03 348 6920 • 0800 11 22 40 chchwest@laserplumbing.co.nz www.powercabledirect.co.nz

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Need some help with: • • • • • •

Aerials/Dishes TV/DVR Set-up Wall Mounting Freeview/Decoders Cabling Phone Jacks

• • • •

Multi-room Systems Hook-ups Pre-wire (All Types) All Installations of TV, Freeview, Home Theatre, Hi Fi

Ph Simon 027 430 1211 / 03 317 8091 sdsh@xtra.co.nz

Phone: 0274 334 057 or 03 347 9774

Get me to do your ‘dishes’

Based in West Melton, we build, renovate and work with EQC and Fletchers and the current Remedial work. For all your Plumbing Requirements in the Christchurch and Selwyn District areas. New Housing * Spouting * Roof Repairs * House Alterations * Hot Water Cylinders * Installing Solar Hot Water

• We cover the Selwyn area - No Job too LiBle, No Job too Big. • We offer a full team of experienced tradesmen; Builders, Painters, Paper hangers, Brick laying, Plastering, Roofing. • Insurance quotes and repairs. • With the business opera ng for over 20 years, we are able to offer a wide scope of exper se and compe ve rates.

LOGFIRE INSTALLATIONS

STEVE TE HAARA PHONE: 347 3006 FAX: 347 3008 MOBILE: 027 243 6974 EMAIL: tehaara@slingshot.co.nz

Showerdomes Tiling Adrian’s Building Services (03) 324-3125 Locally based, NZ Home Hea ng Installer 10+ years

♦ Alterations/Upgrades ♦ Maintenance & General ♦ Town & Country

Ph 0800 765 758 Mob 0274 339 104 A/H 347 9282 81 Main South Road, Rolleston

Garden Ligh ng House Re-Wire Telephone Extensions ● Kitchen Re-Fit ● New Builds/Extensions ● Spa Pool Installa on ● Shop Fi ng ● Office Re-fits ● Mitsubishi Heat Pumps ● Electrical Safety Cer ficate ● ● ●

Mobile: 021 22 77 275 Ph: 379 6644 Fax: 379 6645 35 Rochester Crescent, Rolleston greg@aelectrical.co.nz

Next deadline: Thursday 15th October

One day a man was walking along the beach when he tripped over a lamp. He turned around and kicked the lamp out of anger. A few seconds later, a genie popped out of the lamp. Reluctantly, the genie said, “even though you kicked me, I s ll have to give you three wishes. However, because of what you did, I will also give twice what you wish for to the person you hate the most: your boss.” So the man agreed and made his ﬁrst wish. “I want lots of money,” he said. Instantly 22 million dollars appeared in the man’s bank account and 44 million appeared in his boss’ account. For his second wish, the man wished for sports cars. Instantly a Lamborghini, Ferrari and Porsche appeared. At the same me two of each car appeared outside his boss’ house. Finally the genie said, “this is your last wish, you should choose carefully.” And to this the man replied, “I’ve always wanted to donate a kidney…”