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Print, Paint, Make Exhibi:on 3 4 Local Elec:on Vo:ng Queensland to Burnham
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Snowdrop Sunday
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Car Rally Husband & Wife
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Nourish Programme
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Children Excel on Slopes
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Mad Ha@er’s Tea Party
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Feedback Sought
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Sheffield Rugby Prizegiving 14 Sport Results
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T he n ew F ou r Sq u ar e supermarket in Darfield is one of the most high-tech in the country and opened its doors to the public on Wednesday, August 14th. While Darfield has long awaited this new store it’s also noted that it’s a flagship among Four Squares in New Zealand. It’s the first to roll out new ESL (electronic shelf labels) and LED lighting, along with two selfcheckouts for tech-savvy customers. The new build kicked off in December last year, and just nine months later has welcomed its first customers. At 1200m² the new store is twice the size of the old one and has over seventy carparks right outside. The new store not only offers more space, but more products too including an abundance of fresh produce, along with an extensive range of meat, seafood, bakery and deli, as well as Lotto. The new range
also includes hot and cold foodto-go for locals and tourists looking for convenient and delicious take-out meals. Four Square Group Manager (South Island) Steve Alexander said, “it’s quite remarkable to see the transformation of the Four Square brand, but the one thing that hasn’t changed in our 95 years is our commitment to providing customers with quality products and exceptional community service, of which we’re all extremely proud.” Four Square Darfield is no exception with local family ties going back three generations. Store owners Kelvin and Delwyn Taege said the business has been in their family for over thirty nine years, and they are excited to begin their next chapter in a ‘brand new’, modern store. “While it’s sad to see the old building and a lot of history go with it, we know the community is going to absolutely love this
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Store owners Kelvin and Delwyn Taege with the Four Square car at the official opening of the new Darfield store. new full-service store,” Kelvin commented. “I think they will particularly enjoy the ease of the new selfcheck outs when they need to pop in for a few fresh products, or even a hot meal on the go. These are in addition to the regular checkout stations,” he added. “We’ll still have the same, friendly team of wonderful staff from the previous store. Along with a number of new smiling faces to help customers find what they’re after and provide any assistance that may be required getting to know the new self-checkouts and store layout,” Kelvin concluded. Kelvin and Delwyn have received
numerous positive comments about the new purpose-built store. “Our valued customers are impressed with the variety the shop now has, it’s roomy and has modern technology,” Delwyn explained. “We were very happy with how the opening went and are really enjoying being in the new shop,” she added. Incidentally store opening day coincided with Delwyn’s birthday. A quick witted joker at the opening asked Kelvin which event he would remember the most - the opening, or the birthday. Quick as a flash Kelvin quipped - “the birthday, of course!”.
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Experienced Counsellor Dawn Logan BA (Psyc) Cert Psyc Care (Otago) A & D Counselling (C.I.T) • Continuing to offer counselling in Darfield and surrounding Malvern communities since 2005 • The service offers mature, experienced support for mental health, addiction and relationship problems • Restoring a good quality of life for the client is the ultimate purpose of this service.
Now into their thirteenth year of business More For You’s journey has always focussed on moving forward and keeping up with change and developments. So it’s no real surprise that the dynamic team at the Salon are embracing their new and exciting direction. Obviously the business will retain its valued clients in their base beauty area, but maybe also transition some of them into advanced beauty technology. This is something business owners Jayne Redmond and Sarah Barnard (both nee Moore hence the business name) are passionate about. “We have just held a very successful launch evening for this new facet to the business,” Jayne explained. “The Laser and Skin Clinic launch was well attended and those present got the opportunity to hear about, and see demonstrations of, both the laser and specialised skin treatments that are new to the Salon. There were giveaways at the launch, along with plenty of questions and
Jayne of More For You speaks about the Salon’s new procedures at the Laser Launch evening held last week. answers,” Jayne reported. The new Clinic within the Salon will specialise in cutting-edge laser technology for hair removal and skin rejuvenation, plus up-to-the-minute Plasma (fibroblast treatments) which has the ability to reverse some of the effects of the ageing process.
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“I travelled to Auckland to complete and upgrade my training, plus enhance my knowledge of this modern laser technology,” Jayne said. Laser hair removal, also referred to as permanent hair reduction, is the newest service being offered at More For You and clients should definitely be excited as it concludes the endless cycle of waxing, shaving and threading. Laser hair removal is typically done as a series of six to ten treatments at four to six week intervals, based on the area of the body, skin type and hair type. “It takes fifteen minutes to an hour depending on the treatment area, using a premium high-speed IPL and laser,” Jayne and Sarah clarified. “The type of laser we use works on all hair types, whether they be thick or fine,” Jayne said. A quick consultation with Jayne determines which treatments are the right ones for the client and More For You are now accepting bookings for these free consultations.
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Selwyn Gallery’s September exhibition “Print, Paint, Make” is an eclectic mix of works by a group of friends, aiming to continue their artistic practises alongside busy careers and family commitments. Opening Friday, August 30th, the exhibition runs until Thursday, September 26th. Hannah Heslop is empowered by techniques of traditional feminine handicraft and the laborious nature of needlecraft, describing the patient act as a means to constrain a chaotic mind. Theatrically rich embroideries have become her trademark, blending elegant with kitsch, iridescent with matte and glamour with culturally prescribed femininity as she continuously explores her own relationship with the body. Alice Olds’ inspiration comes from botanical illustration, with the realism and evaluation of plants appealing to her scientific brain. Sourcing and arranging flowers into compositions, she photographs hundreds of close-up images to reference her rapidly changing subject matter and produce her highly detailed paintings. Alison Staniland is inspired by found imagery and objects along with scientific investigation into nature. She obsessively collects illustrations of nature, cutting and categorising them as biology, zoology, and geology. The resulting montages transform into works which play with the
macro and micro viewpoint. They represent beauty in nature, but also the human desire for order within it. Bianca van Leeuwen’s practice is based on the subtleties and grandeur of the natural world. Locations are repeatedly photographed, dealing with themes of time, place, perception and repetition, focusing on man-made interjections. Progressing from
traditional printmaking to photography, selected images shown here are from an historic bush tramway within spectacular landscapes. Hannah Wilson enjoys the beauty and ambiguity of mi cr o sc op ic org a ni sm s , highlighting their relationships to each other, the body and the physical world in everyday lives. Working in linocuts, Hannah’s work exhibited here is inspired by shapes and behaviours of stony coral organisms and 1904 illustrations by Ernest Shackleton of the same subject.
Hannah Heslop needlecraft.
Above: Alice Olds detailed painting. Left: The photography of Bianca van Leeuwen.
A montage by Alison Staniland.
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Nominations opened on July 19th for the triennial local body elections and at midday on August 16th they closed. On September 20th voter packs will be mailed to electors and voting opens. Both the Malvern News and the Rolleston News will run an election feature in Malvern September 20th and in Rolleston October 2nd. Candidates can take up the offer of free editorial space, supported by paid advertising in these issues (all candidates will be emailed about this). On October 12th - voting closes at midday and by October 17th the official results will be released. Anyone e nrol l ed a s a parliamentary elector will automatically be placed on Council’s electoral roll as a residential elector. Anyone paying rates on property within the Council area but living
outside that area may be eligible to enrol as a ratepayer elector. Preliminary electoral rolls can be inspected at the following locations during normal office hours • Selwyn District Council, Rolleston • Arthur’s Pass Store & Café • Darfield Library and Service Centre • Dunsandel Store • Leeston Library and Service Centre • Lincoln Library and Service Centre. Selwyn district is broken into four wards for election purposes. The four wards are: Ellesmere, Malvern (Tawera and Hawkins subdivisions), Selwyn Central and Springs. ELECTIONS WILL BE HELD FOR: 1 Mayor: (candidates
Woods) Sam Broughton, Bill Woods
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(Shelley Shelley Jane Baikie, Lemon) Shane Epiha, Murray Lemon 2 councillors to represent the Malvern Ward: (Jenny Jenny Gallagher,
Bob Mugford, Kerry Pauling, Woods) Bill Woods 4 councillors to represent the Selwyn Central Ward:
(Mark Alexander, Jeff Bland, Michelle Jones, Travis Leippi, Sophie McInnes, Calvin Payne, Reid) Nicole Reid 3 councillors to represent the Springs Ward (Debra Hassan,
Malcolm Lyall, Grant Miller, Riki Rolleston) 3 members to represent the Hawkins Subdivision of the Malvern Community Board:
(Ken May, John Morten, Judith Pascoe) 2 members to represent the Tawera Subdivision of the Malvern Community Board:
(Karen Meares, Bill Woods)
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(Peter Ballantyne, Geoff Booth, Sally Buck, Catherine Chu, Gray Crawford, Anna Crighton, Alexandra Davids, Andrew Dickerson, John Edie, James Gough, Tubby Hansen, Jo Kane, Aaron Keown, Malcolm Lyall, Naomi Marshall, Debbie Mora, Vicki Tahau Paton, Rochelle Phipps, Robert Read, Brian Salisbury, Steve Wakefield, Peter Wakeman).
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Lance Corporal Samuel Puke was nineteen and at a loose end after finishing high school in Brisbane when a friend asked, “why don’t you just do what your Dad did?” His father, Sergeant Larnie Puke, Puke had served from 19852001 in the New Zealand Army’s Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment, mainly in the Reconnaissance Platoon and sniper cell of 2nd/1st Battalion at Burnham Military Camp. That question provided all the direction Lance Corporal Puke (Tainui) needed to trade the warmth of Queensland for basic training during winter at Waiouru. Now one of the Army’s newest Junior Non-Commissioned Officers, he has not looked back and never questioned if it was the right move. He marched out with his peers recently to mark the completion of eleven weeks of leadership training at Burnham Military Camp, and received the Regimental Award for consistently displaying the highest regimental standards on the course. It’s a tough course, designed to transition soldiers from being effective team members who are able to get things done themselves, to being effective team leaders who are able to use the right mix of skills and behaviour to get things done through others. Born in Lincoln, Lance Corporal Puke attended Darfield Primary
School and started his intermediate education at Darfield High School. After a family move to Hamilton he attended Hamilton Boys’ High, and then after another move he completed high school in Brisbane. He has always been passionate about general fitness and is a keen rugby player, and loves that the Army requires soldiers to maintain peak physical health. “Getting paid to keep fit is an amazing part of the job,” he said. “After six years I still can’t believe I get paid to go to the gym.” His military career has had many highlights, including being deployed in 2016 to Iraq for six months as part of the Force Protection Platoon. “As a section member I ended up being the Platoon Signaller the guy who works with the radios - but within our team we all filled lots of roles and did whatever needed to be done to maintain security,” he said. “I loved being over there and I learnt so much. It was an amazing experience.” On his return to New Zealand, Lance Corporal Puke did a Patrol Procedures course and a six-week sniper course, then joined the prestigious Reconnaissance and Surveillance Platoon, where he is now second in command of a team in the sniper cell. Family ties to the military are
Despite being deferred, Terrace Station’s first spring open day attracted over 100 visitors, including children and repeat enthusiasts. A welcoming brazier was appreciated by many, but the clear and sunny day, though cool, saw families taking advantage of sheltered spots round the garden for their picnics. It was reported that in the woodlands the masses of snowdrops among the bare trunks of tall trees in the slanting winter sun, made a gorgeous picture. Kate Foster was extremely busy with sales of potted woodland plants - with many keen gardeners making their purchases on arrival to ensure they didn’t miss out. As usual the quiz table was a main attraction for all ages. Kate commented that the entry fee,
combined with plant sales, made a very successful day for the Trust, in spite of having been postponed for a week. Further open days in September, October and November will ensure that those who have missed out in August will have another opportunity to visit this heritage garden and woodland.
Visitors enjoy the swathes of snowdrops under the tree canopy.
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Lance Corporal Samuel Puke, who attended Darfield Primary and High Schools, with the Regimental Award after the recent Junior NonCommissioned Officer course parade at Burnham Military Camp. stronger than ever, with his brother, Private Josh Puke, Puke in the same Platoon, and extended family member Warrant Officer Class 1 Douglas Puke serving in the Reserve Force. Lance Corporal Puke is looking forward to being back in the platoon at Burnham with his mates and seeing where his new leadership skills will take him next. “What I’ve found is that if you put in the effort, nine times out of ten you’ll do well, and on the occasions where things don’t go how you expect there’s always a learning experience to help you next time,” he said.
It is now in a landfill with very little salvaged of this ½ - ¾ million dollar building for a third service station in Darfield. If the Councillors sanctioned this they should be charged with wilful destruction. If the Councillors authorised the staff to demolish the building they are accessories. Selwyn Council has a policy of reducing waste to landfill.
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Husband and wife car rally duo Garet and Gemma Thomas from Kirwee have just completed the Mainland Series and have one more round in the New Zealand Rally Championship (NZRC) to go. This is the third year the pair have competed together and after the honour of being announced as Rookie Driver and Co-Driver two years ago following their first Mainland event, they were over the moon to have won overall in the 2019 Mainland event. Gemma was originally introduced to the sport by her dad. Both Garet and Gemma come from motocross backgrounds, but always had an interest in motorsport. The Mainland series was to have had six rounds, however with the final round cancelled that left final placing points tallied after only five events. Races that were part of the series took place in Westland on March 23rd, Otago April 13th,
Garet and Gemma in action at the Catlins Rally on August 10th. They won this stage, which also gave them the overall series win. Photo: Allan Pritchard - River Retreat Photography.
Canterbury June 2nd, South Canterbury June 22nd, Catlins August 10th, (Hanmer Rally cancelled). Drivers can drop their worst round in the series, so even though Garet and Gemma entered the final stage leading on points there was still a chance for any of the six drivers to take the Championship. “We were also very lucky to be able to use my father’s Woodend Automotive Subaru WRX STI rally car for this final
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Our Nourish meeting this month will feature a presentation from EMNZ (Effective Microorganisms New Zealand). EM is a unique combination of bacteria, yeasts and fungi used to activate and balance the naturally diverse microbiology of nature. EM was initially developed to improve soils and enhance crops but is also now used in agriculture, animal husbandry and environmental purification. EM products are based on natural ingredients, and are certified organic. We will learn how to use this fascinating product to strengthen and support the growth of our vegetable gardens. Would you like to learn grafting for fruit trees? A grafting workshop will be held at Nelson Early’s Early farm on Saturday, September 7th. We will be grafting on established trees, and creating our own new tree, from a root stock and scion wood. A great skill to have. Everyone who attends will have a newly made fruit tree to take home (limited to 25). See the Nourish Community Garden - Darfield FB page for further details.
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stage. It’s very similar to our car which was heading north for the Rally of Coromandel. This event is part of the New Rally Championship where we are sitting third equal,” Gemma added. “Heading down to The Catlins Coast Rally, now the last in the series, we really didn't have high expectations. We were just going down to pick up as many points as we could and see where we ended up at the end of the day. The Catlins Rally is very fast and flowing and the locals understandably have a great knowledge of the roads. Garet prefers the tight and twisty road generally so it really was a wait and see what eventuated,” Gemma explained. “It was cold, rainy and even a little bit of snow on the roads down there, making it quite slippery in some places too,” she added. Garet and Gemma were sitting around fifth - seventh, right up until the fifth stage of the day. They saw some of the leaders either off-road or stopped on this stage. With no cellphone reception Garet and Gemma headed into the last two stages hoping for the best and following a cloud of blue smoke from their nearest competitor. Both Garet and Gemma knew they were in with a slight chance to secure the Mainland Series, but had no idea until they got to the finish line that they had won! Even then there was some confusion as the leader had stopped and was limping through the last stage. “So when confirmation came through that we had won, we were absolutely thrilled to have taken our first overall rally win, as well as the Mainland Series Overall Driver and Co-driver. Next on the cards for Garet and Gemma is the final round of the NZRC Championship, Rally of Waimoto held in October.
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The Canterbury Primary and Intermediate Schools Ski Race was held at Mt Cheeseman on Sunday, August 18th. The annual Primary and Intermediate Race is a fantastic day of racing where children representing their schools, participate as individuals and teams. There are medals for individual age group winners, along with the much coveted overall team trophy for both Primary and Intermediate school teams.
The ski and snowboard race event consists of a dual slalom course for boys and girls of all age groups from Year 1 to Year 8. The emphasis is on fun, and introducing children to the excitement of ski-racing. No previous ski-racing experience is necessary, merely sufficient skill to ride a T-bar Ski Lift and ski groomed, easy slopes. Results below are from those Malvern students who finished in the top ten,
Front row: Toby and Fletcher Thwaites. Back row: (Mascot) Pippa Thwaites, Poppy Freeman and Ellie Fett (another mascot).
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well done to all those who competed in this competition. SPR - Springfield School HOR - Hororata School W/M - West Melton Primary DHS - Darfield High School. Year 3 and 4 Male 1: Fredrick Gorman, Gorman SPR, 00:01:05 2:: Fletcher Thwaites, Thwaites HOR, 00:01:10 3: Harry Helps, W/M, 00:01:19 7: Max Taylor, Taylor SPR 00:01:37 Year 5 and 6 Female 1:Charlotte Charlotte Gorman, Gorman SPR, 00:00:55 3:Poppy Poppy Freeman, Freeman HOR, 00:01:13 6: Josie Roycroft, Roycroft W/M, 00:01:17 9: Georgia Johnson, Johnson SPR, 00:01:23 Male 4: Toby Thwaites, Thwaites HOR, 00:01:15 7: Sol Armstrong, Armstrong SPR, 00:01:18 Year 7 and 8 Female 10: Isabel Schurr, Schurr W/M, 00:01:47 Males 1:: Eddie Adams, Adams DHS, 00:01:03 3: Barnaby Maude, Maude DHS, 00:01:08 5: Nash Allin, Allin W/M, 00:01:09 9: Jack Guy, Guy DHS, 00:01:12 10: Ryder Allin, Allin W/M, 00:01:12.
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The Mad Hatters Tea party at Darfield Library was held on Saturday, August 10th. It was the first of three family fun, tea party, events hosted by Darfield and Lincoln Libraries. The day was enjoyed by both adults and children who made paper top hats, decorated tea cups and shared afternoon tea. Event organiser Hayley Browne, Browne Selwyn District Arts, Culture and Lifelong Learning coordinator commented that the aim of this fun-filled event was to have a family fun event centred around a popular, cl assi c book. Integrating literacy awareness into a creative, hands-on activity, bringing a holistic learning approach. Providing an opportunity for an
intergenerational community activity - grandparents brought children and all ages had fun. This was an informal setting to chat to librarians,
and find out about other activities and resources the library can offer. It was definitely a safe, warm activity for a cold, winter’s day.
Denae Theropoulos with her amazing hat at the Mad Hatters Tea Party that was held recently at the Darfield Library.
Zara Lowe with her card hat at the Mad Hatters Tea party. A fabulous time was had by those who attended.
Kirwee residents have the opportunity this month to provide feedback on plans for the proposed extension to the Kirwee Recreation Reserve. A drop-in session is being held on Saturday, August 24th, at the Kirwee Reserve Pavilion. Selwyn District Council has been working closely with the Kirwee community and Reserve committees over the past two years to engage with local residents, sports clubs and organisations, gathering ideas and input for the
Reserve development. Those ideas have now been developed into a master plan for the Reserve, which will be available for community feedback this month. Council property and open space planner Derek Hayes commented that the proposed extension will provide much needed space for both active and passive recreation in the Kirwee area, to meet growing demand for sports fields and community space. “The community working party has had excellent community and stakeholder engagement at a number of events over the last two years,” he said. “The plans are now well developed and we are looking for further community feedback to check that we’ve got things about right. We also want to get ideas on any details that people think could be added. “We’re confident the Reserve extension will be a huge asset to Kirwee, with additional sports fields, community recreation space and facilities that will serve the community as a central hub now and into the future.” The project will see the existing Reserve, on Tramway Road, extended by 6.5 hectares. The Council purc has ed the additional property in 2011.
The additional Reserve land will also make it possible to realign the existing number two rugby field and provide a second dedicated cricket oval. Other works will include an open space area that can be used for off-leash dog exercise, informal areas for children’s play, a walkway surrounding the Reserve, and new tree planting with native and specimen trees. A key part of the proposal is a central community hub that will include playground facilities for all age groups, a basketball half-court and other amenities such as public toilets, formed footpaths, shelter, picnic areas and seating. Additional car parking will be created along the southern Reserve boundary (next to the existing car parking) to cater for activities taking place within new areas of the Reserve. There is space allocated for further parking if demand increases in future. As well as the drop-in session, residents can also view the master plan and other information, and provide feedback, online at www.selwyn.govt.nz/ kirweereserve. Feedback on the Reserve extension closes on Thursday, August 29th.
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FATHER’S DAY INDEX:
HAPPY FATHER’S DAY!
Food & Dining: • • • • • • • • •
Coalgate Tavern Darfield Hotel Fat Beagle Café Kirwee Tavern Sheffield Hotel Terrace Downs Resort The Oaks of Darfield Willows Café Woodley’s Restaurant & Winebar
Phone: 03 318 2719 Phone: 03 318 8325 Phone: 03 318 8134 Phone: 03 318 1814 Phone: 03 318 3804 Phone: 03 318 6943 Phone: 03 318 7686 Phone: 03 318 2799 Phone: 03 318 7303
DARFIELD
Free coffee for Dad when you order from our breakfast menu!
FIND US AT 51 SOUTH TERRACE DARFIELD Mon - Fri, 8am - 3:30pm, Sat & Sun, 8:30am - 4pm
Ph: 03 318 8134
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Health & Apparel: • • • •
Darfield Family Chiropractic Mason’s Drapery More For You Sai-Noi Thai Massage
Phone: 03 318 7402 Phone: 03 318 8734 Phone: 03 318 7687 Phone: 03 343 1666
Vehicles: • • • •
Bridgestone Tyre Centre Darfield Automotive Darfield Mowers & Chainsaws Kirwee Automotive
Phone: 03 318 8201 Phone: 03 318 8113 Phone: 03 318 8976 Phone: 03 318 1847
Events: • •
DRFC & ITM Fishing Competition 4 x 4 Mud Plug
Phone 027 622 9900 Phone: 03 318 3818
Come and celebrate...
Sunday 1st September At the Kirwee Tavern Bring Dad, Grandad & the family for an awesome Lunch or Dinner!
All Fathers receive a free dessert!
Phone: 03 318 1814
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Why not make Dad Breakfast in bed? Chiropractic centre in Darfield providing excellent services with honesty, reliability, passion, love and where we put YOUR HEALTH AS OUR FIRST PRIORITY!
HAPPY FATHER’S DAY 30% OFF for all Dads who book before 1st September! Patients of all ages are welcome! We are ACC registered, no referral required. P: 03 318 7402 or 021 105 4639 | E: info@darfieldfamilychiropractic.co.nz 4 Broadmeadows Dr, Darfield | W: www.darfieldfamilychiropractic.co.nz
PANCAKES OR HOTCAKES RECIPE INGREDIENTS:
METHOD:
2 cups standard flour • 2 tsp baking powder • 1/2 tsp salt • 2 eggs • 1/2 cup sugar • 1 1/2 cups milk, approx.
1) Sift the flour, baking powder and salt into a bowl. 2) In another bowl beat the eggs and sugar with a whisk until pale and thick.
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HAPPY FATHER’S DAY! Bring Dad to the
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3) Add the egg mixture and the milk to the dry ingredients and mix until just combined. 4) Gently heat a non-stick frying pan and drop large spoonfuls of the mixture from the point of the spoon onto the surface. 5) When bubbles start to burst on the top of the pikelets, turn them over and cook the second side until golden. Place in a clean tea towel to keep warm until they are all ready to serve.
this Father’s Day... and he will receive a complimentary pint or dessert of his choice! Bistro Open: 5pm - 8pm BOOKINGS RECOMMENDED!
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HAPPY FATHER’S
DAY! To all of the wonderful Dads out there!
- From the Team at Why not treat Dad to Lunch or Dinner?
the Malvern News.
2 COURSES FOR $40!
Lunch or Dinner - 3 course menu & a handle of Dad’s favourite beer! $50 per person
BOOKINGS REQUIRED PH: 03 318 3804 See our Facebook page for Menu details (Bar Menu and Main Menu are available) WE WILL BE LIVE STREAMING ALL WORLD CUP GAMES! Don't forget to book your Christmas Function - spaces are filling up fast!
YOUR ONE STOP SHOP!
Main: Beef Fillet or Pork Cheeks, Dessert: Sticky Date Pudding or Apple Rhubarb Crumble
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FATHER’S DAY SPECIAL
Does your mower need servicing or blades replacing? ….Give us a call today! • All makes & models • Ride-on mowers, pickup & delivery (Malvern area) • Fast, friendly service
2 McMillian Street, Darfield • Phone 03 318 8734
Book your WOF in now - Ph 318 1847 Workshop Hours: Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm
Open: Mon - Fri, 9am - 5pm • Sat 9:30am - 12:30pm
Sunday 1st September 2019 (Rain out day Sunday 8th September)
Starting at 10am - Bulls Road, Sheffield SPECTATORS: $10 PER ADULT, UNDER 15 YEARS FREE!
Hot Food l Soup l Tea & Coffee Available No Alcohol No dogs to be brought onto the property
Enquiries: Nev Croy 03 318 3818 or Keith Ross 03 318 3005
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Dad’s always have the BEST jokes! Over $5000 worth of Spot Prizes
Here’s some you can tell him on Father’s Day that he can to add to his collection! • Which Spice Girl can carry the
most petrol? Geri can!
FRI 11 OCT - SAT 12 OCT 2019 th
Great opportunity for a family camping weekend at Haldon Arm Camping ground. (Turn left at Dog Kennel Corner just through Burkes Pass).
th
Fish must be caught in Lake Benmore or any natural tributary open to fishing. Registrations will be taken at camp on
Fishing to Thursday evening, commence Friday & Saturday. Fri 11th Oct till Competitors must register 6pm, Sat 12th Oct. and sign-in before (Senior & Junior Prizegiving will be held Saturday night at 7pm).
commencing fishing. The entry fee will cover: 2 nights camping, raffle ticket & BBQ tea.
Enq: Steve Copping 027 622 9900
• How do you light up a football
stadium? With a football match. • What's the difference between a poorly dressed man on a tricycle and a well-dressed man on a bicycle? Attire. • What do you call a man with a seagull on his head? Cliff. • What do you call a deer with no eyes? No idea. • What do you call a reindeer with no eyes and no legs? Still no idea. • I'm reading a book about anti -gravity. It's impossible to put down. • I met some obsessive chess
players in a hotel reception, going on about how good they were. They were chessnuts boasting in an open foyer. • A dad is washing his car with his son. The son says: "Dad, can't you use a sponge?" • I refused to believe that my dad was stealing from his job as a road worker. But when I went round to his house all the signs were there. • Dogs can't operate MRI machines. But cats can. • Two parrots are sitting on a perch. One says to the other: "Can you smell fish?" • What's brown and sounds like a bell? Dung! • A pair of jump leads walk into a pub. The barman tells them: "I'll serve you, but don't go starting anything."
• Did you hear about the
explosion at the cheese factory? There was nothing left but de brie. • I gave my dad his 50th birthday card. He said: "One would have been enough." • Two TV aerials got married. The ceremony was boring, but the reception was great. • Why did the pony ask for a glass of water? Because he was a little horse. • Did you hear about the greedy clock? It went back four seconds. • What do you call a man who can't stand up? Neil. • What do you call a cow with a twitch? Beef jerky. • I once bought a dog from a blacksmith. As soon as I got it home, it made a bolt for the door.
Sunday 1st September
STUCK FOR GIFT IDEAS? COME & SEE US... Phone: 03 318 8976 HOURS: Mon - Fri, 8am - 5pm. Sat, 8:30am - 4pm
HAPPY FATHER’S DAY!
For first 5 Fathers who book on Monday 26th August for an alignment on Friday 30th!
To celebrate Father’s Day & our recent purchase of a 3D Digital On-Car Wheel Aligner, we are offering a FREE WHEEL ALIGNMENT for the FIRST 5 DADS who book. (Bookings must be made by the Father himself for Friday 30th August!) *Conditions Apply - free wheel alignment is for standard wheel alignment only, 4WD and exotic vehicles excluded
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Malvern’s Mid Week Open Women’s Hockey team are definitely producing some pleasing results from their Tuesday night games, held in Christchurch/Rangiora. They progressed through to the quarter finals of the competition, which they won, and on August 20th headed into the semi finals versus HSOB/Burnside which they also won 5-0 . Goals were scored by Fliss Cox (2), Sophie Beaumont, Beaumont Emma Harding and Amy Truscott - with Amy Jones in goal. So now it’s on to the finals versus Avon who were successful in their semi against Carlton/Redliffs 5-1. Playing at Nunweek Park in Harewood, Ngā Puna Wai in Christchurch, or at Rangiora the competition is divided into two round robin stages which have brought forth some great results for the team. The quarter finals saw them bring in a 3-0 win against Southern in preparation for the semis this week. The team has played eighteen
With spring just around the corner, the thoughts of every lawn bowler will be of whites, warm, sunny days, and rolling a bowl on a pristine green. That will certainly be the hope for West Melton members because at the end of last season the decision to plane the green (this involves removing the top two inches of soil) was made. In June Ray Grigg and his team, with help from Club members and the employment of six workers from Trade Staff, completed the work within two days. Local contractors McLenaghan’s McLenaghan kindly donated a
games, won eleven, lost one and drawn six. They have scored seventy one goals for, and forty against.
Moni Falconer, Falconer Donna Frew, Frew Emma Harding, Harding Nicolle Hughes, Hughes Libby McColgan, McColgan Lauren McIlroy, McIlroy Kim McLauchlan, McLauchlan Jane Jenkins, Amy Jones, Jones Melanie Patterson, Patterson Graccin Results from the two round Plunkett, Plunkett Suzie Pottinger, Pottinger Krystal robins: Scott, Scott Amy Truscott, Truscott Jolene Whitaker ROUND 1 and Anna Hood.
Hornby won 4-0 Hinemoa/Kaiapoi drew 1-1 HSOB/Burnside drew 5-5 Southern won 3-2 Harewood won 4-3 Rangiora drew 3-3 University won 1-0 Carlton/Redcliffs won 5-3 Avon won 7-3 ROUND 2 Hornby won 10-1 Hinemoa/Kaiapoi won 2-0 HSOB/Burnside drew 5-5 Southern won 5-2 Harewood won 4-0 Rangiora won 4-2 University drew 2-2 Carlton/Redcliffs drew 3-3 Avon lost 6-3 Malvern Mid Week Open Team:
Team member Jane Jenkins is appealing for any men or women players (over 35) that would like to participate in the National Masters Hockey tournament, to be held in Christchurch, next year. Anyone in the team list above can be contacted regarding this. “Depending on how many players are interested this will determine the number of teams Malvern will enter,” Jane explained. “Last year the Malvern 35 year old women’s team got third in New Zealand, out of eleven teams competing in their category. If you can run ten minutes, you can play Masters Hockey,” Jane laughed. “Why not have a go at a true international and Olympic Sophie Beaumont, Beaumont AnnaAnna - Liese sport?” she encouraged in Calder, Calder Stacey Clinton, Clinton Fliss Cox, Cox conclusion.
truck, and Malcolm Calder with his front end loader made short work of the mountain of soil which was then carted away and dumped. Levelling and the sowing of Cotulla seed followed shortly after. The expectation is that the green will be ready to play on about mid-October. Other activities over the winter months included card and board game evenings and our annual winter golf tournament which was played at Templeton Golf Course. The winning four were John Waller, Waller Paul Williams, Williams Keith McMecking and Syd Horgan who were presented
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with the Mike Burke Four Penny trophy at the end of day’s play. West Melton Bowling Club’s Opening Day will be held on September 28th, wet or fine. New members wishing to join the Club will be made especially welcome. On the July 17th a valued, and popular, member of our Club, Mike Burke, Burke passed away. Always positive, a great advocate for the Club, and at all times a willing helper, he will be missed. Peter Bickley, West Melton Bowling Club.
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Sheffield Rugby Club’s prize learning lots too. Everyone is giving took place on Sunday, looking forward to next season August 11th at their Clubrooms. already! It was an enjoyable evening for those who attended with the RIPPERS recognition of many personal Toby McPherson bests achieved throughout the Player of the year season. After the formal side of Finn Grenfell Ripper of the year the evening everyone dined on Ben Smith Most improved some much enjoyed fish and UNDER 8 chips. It was reported that it Beau Collier Most improved had been a great season with Margot Ferguson players having lots of fun and Most committed
Max Bull Forward of the year Ollie Kelly Player of the year UNDER 10 Gus Ferguson
Player of the year Sophie Greening
Forward of the year Tayar Overton Most improved Accepted on behalf by Warren Smith
Maddie Judd
Girl player of the year Will Judd Max king cup Chris Judd Morning tea trophy.
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Friday 23rd August 2019 GOLF RESULTS
Results 13th August 2019 MATCH OF THE DAY: Club Champs - Match Play & Rest of Club - Stableford Ladies: Ladies 1st: 1st J McLeod 32 2nd: 2nd J Studholme 27 3rd: 3rd S Lurajud 25 4th: 4th T Hicks 22 Men: 1st: G Chambers 36 Men 2nd: G Harris 36 3rd: D Platt 36 Team Stableford: Stableford 1st: P Collins, I Palmer, M Wills & N Muir 47 2nd: D Platt, E Woodward & J Studholme 45 Closest to the Pin: Pin M Wills Longest Putt: Putt A Martin Two’s: Two’s M Wills & I Palmer ———————————— Results 16th August 2019 MATCH OF THE DAY: DAY: $5 Golf Men: 1st: I Palmer/G Harris 29 Men Ladies: 1st: J Wilson 26 Ladies Closest to the Pins: Pins #3: N Muir #6: C Bishop #11: A Collins Glentunnel vs Rest of the world: Glentunnel: 3 ROTW: 1
Results 15th August 2019 Womens Golf MATCH OF THE DAY: 18 Holes - LGU & Putting Silver: 1st: N Weavers 75 Bronze 1: 1st: R. Pilbrow 69 2nd: M Te Awa 72 3rd: K Battersby 74 Bronze 2 1st: P Rivers 76 2nd: I Beets-Huchshorn 78 3rd: L Patterson 81 Putting: 27 Putting I Beets-Huchshorn MATCH OF THE DAY: 9 Holes - LGU 1st: K Bush 39 2nd: T Craig 39 3rd: S King 30 4th: S Mardon 35 Hole in One: #8: K Battersby (15-8-19) #17: M Te Awa (7-6-19)
PUBLIC NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICES
The Friends of Darfield Hospital Charitable Trust
Change of time!
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
IMPROVERS & INTERMEDIATE
Wednesday 28th August 2pm - at Trinity Church, Darfield Guest Speaker: Chris Bond TOPIC: ‘Medical and Nursing Support in the Pacific’
Wednesday, 6:30pm - 8:30pm, at the Darfield Recreation Centre.
BEGINNERS & IMPROVERS Thursday, 6pm - 8pm, at the Darfield Scout Hall.
First timers, please contact me first...
Jenny Brookes - Instructor Phone: 027 445 2285 Email: jennybrookes76@gmail.com
All members of the community are cordially invited to attend, and to hear about how The Friends support our valuable local hospital.
Contacts: Jill Moore 318 8189, Brian Davidson 318 8382
62 South Tce, Darfield 7510 ● Ph 03 318 7450 info@malvernnews.co.nz ● www.malvernnews.co.nz
PRICE INCREASE AS OF 1ST SEPTEMBER 2019 • Classifieds:
1 - 20 words 21 - 40 words
Tuesday 17th September - 7pm At the Springfield/ Sheffield Toy Library ALL WELCOME!
Enquiries to Anna 021 134 5853
Prices include GST
$10.00 $15.00
• Display:
Per cm column $7.50
Discounted rates for half & full pages! Adver,sing not charged to an approved account must be pre-paid prior to deadline!
Greendale Cricket Club ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Wednesday 28th August 7:30pm at the Greendale Cricket Pavilion. All new players most welcome! Enquiries/apologies to Regan Dalley 021 033 3176
End of Season Celebration Sunday 25th August, 2pm - 4pm At the Glentunnel Community Centre (Main Road, Glentunnel)
Visits are by PRIOR appointment - to book an appointment please phone (03) 961 9170. Ken will be visi:ng these loca:ons: • •
Thursday 12th September 10am - 2:30pm, Leeston Library & Service Centre Tuesday 17th September 10am - 2:30pm, Darfield Library & Service Centre
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PUBLIC NOTICES LOCAL body elections. Meet the candidates. Tuesday 17th September, 7:30pm at Darfield Recreration Centre. Sponsored by Rural Women NZ (Darfield Branch).
PUBLIC NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICES
CPWL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMNT FUND 2019 funding applicants are now being accepted, applica:ons close 31 August 2019. This fund was established to enhance the natural environment of the Selwyn Te Waihora catchment. Please see CPWL’s website (www.cpwl.co.nz) for further informa on.
ADVERTISING PAYMENTS
THE MALVERN A & P ASSN.
Any advertising not being charged to an approved account must have its payment received prior to deadline.
Annual General Meeting
- Thanks, the team at Malvern News
advises members that the
will be held at the Sheffield Pavilion on Friday 30th August 2019 at 8:00pm. All existing and prospective members welcome.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
BROWN, FRANCIS DAVID COLIN
COLIN Nancy along with Ann, John, Warwick, Heather, Craig, Sally, Nikki and their families would like to thank all family and friends for the love and support shown to us all on the passing of Colin. Our much loved Husband, Father, Father-in-law, Granddad and Great-Granddad. Thank you for all the lovely baking, flowers and messages of support we have received. They have all been very much appreciated. Thank you to all who travelled from near and far to a)end Colin’s funeral and for your dona ons to the Canterbury Rescue Helicopter. He would have been humbled by such a sendoff. Thank you again to Westmar for looking aPer all of us, in that final week and also to Lamb & Hayward for their guidance.
Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement of our heartfelt thanks. ACCOUNTANTS
9th-29th Aug
5:30pm
Crea ve Sparks Art Exhibi on
Selwyn Gallery
23rd Aug
9:00am
Dalethorpe House Grand Opening
51 South Tce, Darfield
23rd Aug
6:00pm
Darfield Primary School PTA - Quiz Night
Darfield Rec Centre
24th Aug
9:30am
Kirwee Recrea on Reserve Extension Drop-in Session
Kirwee Reserve Pavilion
The Honey Hunters Shop is Open today
981 Whitecliffs Road
25th Aug 25th Aug
1:00pm
Vinegar Jam Session!
Coalgate Tavern
25th Aug
2:00pm
South Malvern Netball - End of Season Celebra on
Glent. Community Centre
26th Aug
4:30pm
Malvern Community Board Monthly Mee ng
Glentunnel
27th Aug
10:00am MALVERN NEWS - Adver:sing Deadline for 30th August Issue
27th Aug
7pm/8pm Malvern Tennis Sub-ASSN AGM
28th Aug
1:00pm
ROLLESTON NEWS - Adver:sing Deadline for 4th September Issue
28th Aug
2:00pm
Friends of Darfield Hospital Charitable Trust - AGM Trinity Church, Darfield
28th Aug
7:30pm
Greendale Cricket Club AGM
Greendale Cricket Pavilion
29th Aug
7:00pm
Hear ‘The Kugles’ play Folk Music
Trinity Church, Darfield
29th Aug
7:30pm
Nourish Event - Learn how EM can enhance growth Darfield Bap st Church
30th Aug
6:00pm
Print, Paint, Make Art Exhibi on Opening
Selwyn Gallery
30th Aug
8:00pm
Malvern A&P ASSN - AGM
Sheffield Pavilion
31st Aug
North Canterbury Wearable Arts
Rangiora Town Hall
31st Aug
CPWL Enviro. Management Fund Applica ons Close
31st Aug
5:00pm
Kirwee Pavilion
Malvern News Price Increase in place as of today
1st Sept
Father’s Day - All you can eat Spit Roast & Rib Buffet
1st Sept 1st - 6th Sept 3rd-7th Sept 6th Sept 7th Sept 11th Sept 12th Sept 17th Sept 17th Sept 20th Sept 20th Sept 27th Sept 28th Sept 11th-12th Oct
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CARPET
CARPET
Selwyn Environmental Short Film Comp Entries Closing
1st Sept
1st Sept
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Father’s Day Buffet with Dad’s Favourites! 10:00am 2019 Mud Plug (Rain out day Sunday 8th Sept) Learn to Fly Gliders Upper Ellesmere Water Race Intake will be closed 12:00pm Nomina on Glentunnel School BOT By-Elec ons Close 1:00pm Nourish Event - GraPing with Nelson Early 6:30pm Darfield Indoor Bowling Club Hospital Tournament
Woodley’s Restaurant Terrace Downs Resort Bulls Road, Sheffield Cant Gliding Club, Airfield
1968 Coaltrack Road Darfield Rec Centre
Windwhistle School BOT Parent By-Elec on Deadline
7:00pm 7:30pm 12:00pm 7:30pm 9:00am
Sheffield/Springfield Plunket Toy Library AGM
Sheff/Spring Toy Library
Local Body Elec ons - Meet the Candidates Vo ng Closes for Glentunnel School BOT By-Elec ons
Darfield Rec Centre
Buddy Holly & The Eagles Tribute Show Darfield Artweek 2019 Entries Closing Today Country Fair & CraP Day Darfield Rugby & ITM Annual Fishing Compe
Oxford Club
on
Trinity Church & Grounds Haldon Arm Sta on
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Friday 23rd August 2019 ALTERATIONS
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CHURCH NOTICES
BEV’S Clothing Alterations & Repairs. 6 Snowlea Place, W i lfi e ld , W e st Me l to n. Phone 03 347 0703 or 027 210 4517.
Darfield Life Church
CELEBRANT
Sunday 6:30pm
CELEBRANT - Michelle Spence. Weddings and Civil unions in Selwyn area. Please phone 318 3000 or 027 205 4660 or visit the website:
Ps Wayne Watson 027 281 8340 17 North Terrace
www.michellespencecelebrant.com
Weddings • Namings Renewal of Vows Funerals • Internments & End Of Life Planning
JENNI GIBSON Ph: 03 324 8332 M: 021 723 089 www.celebrantservices.net.nz
10:30am - First Sunday of month.
CLEANING CARPET/Window Cleaning. CARPET Thorough job, good price, quick drying. Highly recommended. Ph/text Robert anytime on 027 299 9599.
Cleaning HOLIDAY / PRIVATE HOME - $25 per hour -
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FIREWOOD & COAL
FOR SALE
HEDGE TRIMMING
DRY pine (6 cubic metres), PUNGAS for sale. 500mm HEDGEHOG $555. OMP, $585. Blue gum to 1.6m high, $35 to $60. Hedge & pine 50/50 mix, $695. A l s o p it t os p or u m, $ 4. Phone 027 297 7563. Shelterbelt Phone Lex 027 439 3926. ROLL top bath. Original cast Trimming R K FIREWOOD iron. Needs resurfacing. Phone Owner Operated Supplying wood for this Winter! 022 618 9966. Geoff 021 549 499 Old Man Pine, Bluegum, WHEAT and Barley Straw. Large A/h 03 324 3482 Macrocarpa, Oregon. squares (6 string). $45 + GST TRY THE HOT MIX! each, Greendale. Phone 027 HOUSE TO RENT EPpos available. 464 4295 Hugh. All top quality, clean wood. WOOD shavings - untreated, WARM 4 bedroom house, 299 Phone Rini 027 451 7300 clean shavings suitable for Riversleigh Rd. NO DOGS, horse stables, calving sheds, other pets negotiable. AC & EA WAKELIN chicken houses and rabbit References required. $350 FIREWOOD h u t c h e s . A v a i l a b l e i n per week Phone 318 2946. Mid-Winter Special 70L bags, 1m 3 bales INSPECTIONS 3 (compressed) and bulk 6m Poplar $370 ——————————————————————————-delivery. Phone 03 344 1676 TENANCY Inspections! Phone: 03 312 4637 for more details. Offering initial & routine or 021 260 4520 inspections on tenanted houses, taking the hassle out for you. Call Rebecca of Rural Tenancy Inspections Ltd on 027 313 2270 CAN DELIVER or email us at office@ruraltenancy.co.nz
COAL FOR SALE
Ph 318 1530
PEA STRAW
$40
Excellent references LOCKSMITH CHIM Chim. We'll sweep your log PHONE LOCKSMITH Selwyn based -burners flue, check the COUNSELLING 24hr mobile service, keys 027 439 9116 firebricks, baffles, air-tubes FOR SALE cut and general lock and controls. We're experts EXPERIENCED Counsellor. and safe maintenance. on coal-ranges, also sweeping Children - seniors, child BALEAGE for sale. Large / GARDENING EFTPOS available. Call any sized open fire. We quote b e h a v i o u r , p a r e n t i n g , medium. $35 per bale. and undertake repairs, flue a d o l e s c e n t s , a n x i e t y , As is where is. Miles Road. G A R D E N I N G s e r v i c e s . Locktight Secur ity on Fruit tree pruning, Rose 021 171 8060. extensions and install bird depression, social issues, Phone 021 152 2212. pruning, Hedge trimming, netting. 0800 224 464 school refusal. Gareon Manler FRIDGE - Kelvinator. 520 by general weeding etc. Call PAINTING & DECORATING 1140. Ideal beer or meat B. Couns 027 622 8210. Members NZHHA. Dan 022 187 6470 or email fridge. Phone 022 618 9966. WINTER’S coming! Time to LINEA board. 180 wide, 4,200 dan@thegroundskeeper.co.nz CRANE TRUCK service your fire. Accumulation long. New. 5 lengths. Normally to discuss. of soot seriously affects CRANE truck hire, Malvern area. $50 per length new, selling HEDGE TRIMMING performance. Latest rotary 5m steel deck, trailer $35 per length for all five. brush technology. Free optional. Tadano certified Phone 022 618 9966. ‘For all your decorating needs’ moisture check on wood. 7.3m crane, lift up to 2.9 OREGON fence rails, 150 x Micky Conway Safety inspection. All work tonnes up close, 650kg at 40mm. $3.99 per metre. Painter & Decorator insured & guaranteed. 7m. Payload is 5 tonnes. Ideal Contact Graeme Knowles Darfield Based From $80 single story. Phone for spa pools, playhouses, 021 613 229. Will cover all areas 0 8 0 0 S W E E P M E o r machines, timber, small POINT of lay hyline/ sleepouts etc. Call today! Contact Micky on 021 0277 1927. shavers pullets for sale. 0800 DRY HIRE. 021 125 1613 Please phone 021 863 158. conwaydecor@hotmail.com
TWO CRANE TRUCKS AVAILABLE FOR HIRE Call (03) 347 0024 021 641 465, 027 315 5520 or
050 876 6897 (SOOTYS) E: Sootyschimneys@xtra.co.nz SERVICES WE OFFER ARE: • • • • •
Bird Netting Chimney Cleaning All Repairs Refurbishment Installs / Removals
We can offer the one stop shop! Health checks, bird proofing, repairs, installations, refurbishment of wood burners, removal of fires, we specialise in all wood burners including Pyro Classic, Ethos and Ultra Low Burners. We are recommended by leading fire retail outlets, and have a long standing relationship with leading Property Management companies along with a large private client base.
• 2 Tonne Lift • 7 Metre Reach • 5 Metre Deck • 6x2 with 10 Tonne max
load weight • 4x4 with 6 Tonne max load weight Perfect for Tricky access!
Call James on:
022 413 0602 DRIVEWAYS LIFESTYLE, LIFESTYLE farm tracks, yards and dairy lanes our speciality. Screened rotten-rock, it’s local and lasts better. Springfield Quarry phone 318 4132.
FYI
FULLY INSURED
PRICE INCREASE AS OF 1ST SEPTEMBER 2019
PETS & LIVESTOCK
• Classifieds:
1 - 20 words 21 - 40 words
$10.00 $15.00
• Display:
Per cm column $7.50 Discounted rates for half & full pages! Adver,sing not charged to an approved account must be pre-paid prior to deadline! Prices include GST
HORSE - mare, standardbred, offered free to a good home. Be a great paddock mate for yours. Lovely nature and in perfect order. Phone 03 318 1722 (Kirwee). HEDGE TRIMMING
Formerly Garry Stevenson Phone Chris O’Donnell 027 210 2532 | 03 318 8479 Email: ruralgorsehedge@gmail.com
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PAINTING & DECORATING
PAINTING & DECORATING
Udi Painting & Decorating For all Pain,ng and Decora,ng services! Interior & Exterior Pain,ng & Plastering Fully Qualified Wallpapering Roof Pain:ng All work guaranteed Free Quotes.
Contact Udi Aale 021 074 2075
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SCRAPMETAL BEST prices! Amalgamated Scrap Ltd. Buying cars & farm machinery. Specialising in farm clean-ups. Rod McQuoid - buyer. Ph 027 695 0480 or 0800 030 712. SCRAPMETAL - cash paid for all types of metal farm machinery, old cars etc. Please phone Wayne 027 749 9736 or 03 323 6610 (Licensed Dealer).
Licenced Builder
References available.
Phone Dave on 021 142 0567 ROOF MAINTENANCE
ROOM TO RENT
ROOF & house maintenance. SIN GLE lockable rooms All aspects covered including available in Darfield Hostel. spouting, mortar, tiles, re- Internet, sky TV. $180 roofing, roof painting, moss, per week. Please phone mould & silicone sealing. 0 2 7 4 7 9 1 4 3 1 o r General repairs. Phone 318 3660. 03 347 6702. SITUATION VACANT
SITUATION VACANT
Phil Marsh Ph 318 4131 Mob 027 357 3696
Refurbish Kitchens & Bathrooms House & Farm Building Repairs Decks, Paving & Pergolas Tiling & Painting Truck & Digger
SHEEP SHEARING
Roof painting, stopping & wallpapering, gib fixing, weather board, barges & fascia repairs.
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Mobile Sheep Shearing Canterbury
One call will fix it all! Phone Craig Duncan 027 233 3055 www.propmaintenance.co.nz
• Small Mobs • Lifestyle Blocks • Drenching, Tailing,
Foot Trimming etc Generator available
Ph Shaun Adams for a quote on
021 204 1274 STUMP GRINDING
STUMP GRINDING SERVICE AVAILABLE
Phone Craig on: Darfield Bakery is now looking for school students to do our clean up shift in the bakehouse, once our current students finish up at the end of the year. This is a physically demanding job, with some lifting involved. You would be required to work two nights a week 3:30pm-5:45pm, and every 2nd Saturday 7am-11:30am (Saturday hours can be flexible).
If you are interested please complete an applica,on form available from the bakery.
027 222 1632 VEHICLE FOR SALE
NANNY / CHILD CARER REQUIRED
WANTED
We are on the looklook-out for a PART TIME Nanny or ChildChild-Carer for our three busy kids!
BUYING possum fur. Phone Charlie 318 3144. DEAD, damaged or derelict cars, trucks, vans & 4WD’s, including motorbikes. Cash paid. Please phone 03 318 0650. MACROCARPA trees wanted. Please phone Graeme Knowles on 021 613 229.
(There is a fourth, but he is 16 & is mostly self-sufficient). Hours will be five days a week (Monday to Friday) from 3pm - 7:30pm approximately, in our home in Coalgate. Duties will include: include: • taking kids to after school activities • Daily homework tasks • general housework (especially in kids’ areas) • baking/cooking the odd meal • age-appropriate educational activities. A full job description will be provided to the successful applicant. Proven experience with children of a variety of ages is ESSENTIAL. First aid training is an advantage. Full, clean drivers licence required. Must have own road legal, tidy vehicle (an allowance will be paid for the use of a personal vehicle). References are a must & they will be thoroughly checked. Applicants must also be willing to undergo police vetting. This is a LIVE OUT position.
Please EMAIL me your application with CV & references to:
zoe@phase2.co.nz
For all your Plumbing Requirements in Canterbury!
ISUZU Bighorn 1996. 3.1L, diesel, auto, 4WD, factory alloys, bullbar, running boards. 259,000km. Stunning in white & grey, seats 7. Last owner 12 years. $6,500. Phone 027 213 8557.
WINDOW TINTING
TINTTINT-A-WINDOW Solar Protective films. Fade UV block. Heat Glare control. Privacy. Safety/ Security. Frosted films. Free online quotes. info@tintawindow.co.nz www.tintawindow.co.nz Ph 0800 368 468.
• New Housing • Spouting • Roof Repairs • House Alterations • Hot Water Cylinders • Installing Solar Hot Water STEVE TE HAARA PHONE: 347 3006 MOBILE: 027 243 6974 EMAIL: sleightplumbing@gmail.com
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 • • • • • •
0800 752 400
plainspgd@gmail.com
“One call & we’ we’ll do them all” all”
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COUNTRY TOUCH SERVICES Your very own LOCAL, reliable & experienced
WINDOW CLEANER Satisfaction Guaranteed! Phone or text Wilf Lock on 022 044 0654 or 03 347 8226 (A/H)
Heat pump supply, installation, servicing & maintenance
• 25 years experience Phone David Barnhill • Local qualified builder 027 618 2345 • All types of work or undertaken including additions, a/h 317 9144 alterations, new houses, sheds etc
General household & business electrical work.
Give Nigel a call now for your no obligation free quote
WINDOW CLEANING SERVICES
Ph: 021 387 750 Andrew Love
Contract Window Cleaning Commercial Residen al Free Quotes E: torque_roll@hotmail.com
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DAIKIN • MITSUBISHI • HITACHI
Your LOCAL & reliable tradesman
Plastering Your Future ‘Specialising in new builds and renovations’ Based in Selwyn District
Contact: 021 484 230 Email: evolveinteriorplasterers@gmail.com
M: 021 818 816 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.
House & Roof Pre--Paint Wash Pre Hydro Drain Cleaning Cleans most surfaces: fences, paths, brick, block, wood, concrete & machinery.
Moss Treating: roofs, footpaths & driveways.
Specialising in:
Free Quotes. Ph Mike Richards 03 318 8380 or 021 179 0584
Feedlots / Silage
Pads Agricultural Effluent
Storage Systems Driveways / Patios Residential
Foundations & Slab Excavations &
Shingle Supplies New Homes
• Mirrors • Catdoors • Splash Backs • Retro Fit
Double Glazing • Insurance Repairs Ph 03 318 4128 www.malvernglass.co.nz
Farm Buildings
All aspects of concreting & all types of finishing DECORATIVE STAMPED COLOURED EXPOSED Dale Mayberry Ph: 021 222 2833
LOGFIRE INSTALLATIONS Showerdomes Tiling Adrian’s Building Services (03) 324-3125 Locally based, NZ Home Hea:ng Installer 10+ years
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
SuperComputer Sales and Service of new and used machines. Networking, Virus protection, Backup Re-loading and Restoring of Windows. Plain old fashioned Help & Assistance! ■ New Builds ■ Extensions ■ Renovations ■ Kitchen & Bathrooms
“May you live all the days of your life.” - Jonathan Swift www.supercomputer.co.nz
Mark Jones 03 318-1956 027 210 4242
0800 427 427
mark@supercomputer.co.nz
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Daily On Site Sales & Servicing Authorised Service Agent for Most Brands since 1996! • Ovens Machines • Cooktops • Dryers • Washing Machine • Dishwashers Hire from $8 p.w.
Darfield based with over 38 years of local knowledge and experience
• Washing
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Septic Tank Cleaning Jetting Unit for blocked drains Camera Investigations | Port-a-loo hire Office 318 8609 | 0274 338 693 | admin@leechdrainage.co.nz TRADES
Contact your LOCAL certifying specialist. Over 30 years experience. Mainland Plumbing & Gas Ltd Ph Glenn: Kirwee Based
027 445 0684
AUTO & Marine Upholsterer 3967 West Coast Rd, Phone 03 318 7378. Opening Hours: Mon to Fri, 8am to 5pm, Saturday 9am to 12pm.
Selwyn Electrical Ltd Your Local Registered Electrician
ROB KELLOCK 318 1676 or 021 184 2448
www.advancedupholstery.co.nz
NEW kitchens, wardrobes, laundries or what ever you need! Remodelled or just new doors. Good advice, good price. Ring Lex 03 349 0150 or 027 439 3926. PORTABLE sawmill for all your timber requirements and macrocarpa sales. Please phone Graeme Knowles on 021 613 229. UPHOLSTERER - Recover lounge suites, dining chairs, squabs etc. Free quotes. Based in Weedons. Please phone 03 980 4979.
david wilkinson registered electrician phone 03 318 1231 fax email
03 318 1235 sales@electricalcontractors.co.nz
po box 26 kirwee
we’ll be there when you need us. guaranteed. on time guaranteed or your first hour is free! conditions apply.
Tiler & Registered Water Proofer Look me up on www.mytradesman.co.nz
or phone 03 318 1973 or 027 421 1637 e: bowen:ling@gmail.com
021 732 331
Call Danie 021 875 462 03 980 2865 / 03 344 5744 www.spouting2u.co.nz
CONTACT MANDY JOHNSTON (MRS J)
03 318 1552 027 337 8819 1362 Courtenay Road, Kirwee (please note new address) www.kipmcgrath.co.nz/darfield or find Kip McGrath Darfield on Facebook
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