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PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE 280620-HM-001 OPUKE POOLS UNDER WAY By Susan Sandys The project is set to take shape over the go down next week and Totalspan are to the mountain views framed by the em- [email protected] next year prior to opening in time for ski arrive on site to build it. bankments, while it will be practical from Work is under way at Opuke Thermal season 2021. Spokesman James McKenzie said the the perspective of providing a place to Pools and Spa in Methven. Next week Harmer Earthmoving will pump shed will look like a farm building, dump excess solar energy in summer and This week Fulton Hogan construction move on site and begin excavation after but its prominence will fade from view as gain heat from in winter. workers are laying out the building pads already having levelled out the site and re- the embankments and other landscape The hot pools will be outdoors, with for the project’s 240-square metre pump moved the top soil. features are created. many coming up to the buildings and shed. Diggers will begin earthworks, ulti- A large outdoor lake more than 700sq merging under the roofline. It is the first stage in a development mately to encompass an ornamental lake, m2 will have both an ornamental and Construction will begin in earnest on which has been planned for many years, building embankments and a solar farm practical purpose, but will not be for bath- the project’s main building, to house facil- as residents aim to build the town’s year- slope. ing in. ities such as cafes, bars, reception, spa and round tourism potential. A concrete slab for the pump shed will It will add a visual element, alongside changing rooms, in September.

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By Susan Sandys work with them.” [email protected] Being physically strong was Dog lovers applied in their droves also a good attribute, as was be- for a dream job at Golden Paws on ing able to handle stressful situa- Dobson Street. tions. Owner-operator Jane Schuster Dogs at Golden Paws were all said about 20 were in touch with shapes and sizes, ranging from as her on the first day she ran an small as chihuahuas to as large as online advertisement for a new newfoundlands. dog groomer/dog caregiver, and It was a hands-on role, involv- about 50 altogether applied in ing grooming, pampering dogs at the following week. She would be the salon, spending time with the choosing someone this week. daycare dogs, as well as reception “I think there’s a lot of dog lovers and booking duties. and people who are interested in It was a newly created three- the job and getting their groom- day-per-week position at Golden ing certificate, it’s a trade that’s Paws, which would grow to be a growing and there’s a need for it, full-time role. and there’s a huge interest in the Schuster said applications had field of daycare,” Schuster said. come from locals, but also from But, as cute as the job sounded, around New Zealand, including it was in fact highly energetic and from people who were planning full-on. to relocate to Mid Canterbury “Animals are living things, you after losing their jobs due to Cov- have to have a lot of patience to id-19.

Right – Golden Paws owner operator Jane Schuster was over- whelmed with a large number of applications for a role of dog groomer/dog caregiver. PHOTO SUSAN SANDYS 290620-SS-016 E-book part of new business launch

By Heather Mackenzie meals and shopping right though to baby Along with recipe ideas and budget tips [email protected] food and desserts. The book offers ways to Rae and McAnulty have also included tips Base youth centre co-ordinator Jenny Rae cut back on costs, but still allows families like getting children involved with the su- and S.E.E.D.S co-ordinator Marie McAnulty to cook hearty, healthy and tasty meals and permarket shopping. have gone into the e-book publishing busi- snacks for the family. One particularly clever idea is to send ness together. Written by Rea, the introduction explains them on seek and find missions looking for McAnulty said that during lockdown she how food can take up a big chunk of the the best price items. It can also prevent kids was approached by many of her families household budget, making it a good place from putting stray things in the trolley, she with questions about how and what to cook. to start with saving money. said. “Many of them had never really cooked Rae is a master of budgeting. In her role at Thanks to local printing company DPI before and had no idea on menu planning Base she takes teenagers away on a Cactus the duo also has 220 hard copies to give out or food budgeting.” camp each year. It is possible to feed 25 ac- as well. McAnulty said her families are really It was questions like these that prompted tive people three filling meals a day for $30 looking forward to getting their hands on a a conversation with Rae and together the each, it’s all about shopping smarter and copy. two of them came up with the idea of an adding bulk, she said. Now the design template has been creat- e-book that could be accessed by all online. Even before setting foot in the supermar- ed, Rae and McAnulty are planning to put Thanks to a government grant designed ket Rae suggests sitting down with the su- together other books and are already gath- during lockdown for projects just like this, permarket special flyers and planning the ering ideas for a gluten and dairy-free op- Rae and McAnulty were able to approach a week’s meals from there. tion. design company and get their ideas put to- “Shop in season, look at what is on spe- The e-book is available on www.safer- gether in a professional way. cial, plan your meals, and then write your ashburton.org.nz on the S.E.E.D.S page Marie McAnulity and Jenny Rae. Titled Thrifty Cooking, Lockdown Fa- grocery list and stick to it when you get to and also on https://baseashburton.wixsite. PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE 240620-HM-0040 vourites, the index lists help on planning the supermarket.” com/base-youth-centre

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By Heather Mackenzie building or dressmaking for ex- [email protected] ample,” he said. The dressmak- The pending weather might have ing reference is a nod to Sharon’s threatened to curtail their plans skills as a seamstress. but Mid Canterbury Vintage Ma- For the most part Flash and chinery Club president John Hall Blue get along fine, but every so couldn’t have been much happier often Sharon said there is a bit with how their weekend went. of a dust-up in their ranks when The club held their Mid Canter- Blue thinks Flash encroaches on bury Vintage Machinery annual his personal space. ploughing match at the farm of “Blue is definitely the boss out Rob and Alan Begg on the week- of the two of them. When they are end and were offered up some working Blue will certainly give good conditions for this time of Flash a shoulder shove if he’s an- year. noyed,” said Sharon. Most important was the fact Originally their plan was to that the predicted rain held off compete in Wakanui on Satur- until the end of play. day and then head to Rakaia on Twenty-two competitors, Sunday, whoever the weather had across five categories, lined up other ideas, when rain forced the to take part in the club’s annual Rakaia match to be pushed back event. to next Saturday July 4. Adding an extra vintage note Saturday’s results were as fol- to the day was the club’s mobile Clydesdale half-brothers Flash left, and Blue enjoyed their day at the Mid-Canterbury vintage lows: whare. machinery ploughing match held at Rob and Alan Begg’s Wakanui property on Saturday. Taking out the silver plough win was B. Mehrtens, second was Hall said he had made sure to PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE 280620-HM-001 light the wooden stove to keep A. Seaton, third, W. Seaton and R. match officials warm. The Chynoweth’s got into com- John liked what he saw and load- went like a dream. Casey (qualifies) was fourth. Regular Clydesdale ploughing petitive ploughing in 2015. ed it onto the truck. “Even though it is quite heavy Vintage Qualifying winner was contestants, Sharon and John Sharon said the first plough John said it didn’t take much to the horses found it so much easi- C. Boon (qualifies), second place Chynoweth, made the trip from they had didn’t perform so well get it into working order again. er to pull,” she said. went to P. Watson and third was Oxford for the weekend. on its first outing behind team. “A bit of a tidy-up, a lick of blue Both Sharon and John said taken out by R. Weavers. Sharon said the horses, Flash, “We couldn’t even get it into the paint and it was good to go.” they enjoy the level of precision The days Vintage Open class who is nine and his ten-year-old ground,” she said. Being over 150-years-old, needed for competition plough- saw J. Stalker atop of the podi- half-brother Blue, love strutting Thankfully a close friend real- ploughing shares for it were cer- ing. John said it requires a certain um with C. Begg in second and E. their stuff at ploughing matches. ised their plight and offered them tainly out of stock, so John made amount of mathematics to make Barnes took out third. “When they realise we are going their 1870 plough that was adding his own. sure the distances are right to en- The Clydesdale section was away to a match, they stand at the ‘rural character’ to their garden. At their first match Sharon said sure an evenly turned-over plot. won by John and Sharon Chy- gate ready to go.” After a quick walk around it the one-time garden ornament “But, not more than here is in noweth with Blue and Flash. Taylors Stream shut for winter The Ashburton District Council has had to shut the gates to the Taylors Stream camping and picnicking area on Arundel Rakaia Gorge Road for the remainder of winter, following significant ve- hicle damage to the grassy area. The wet and colder conditions has left the rural reserve vulnerable to car tyres cutting up the area, and this damage has forced the council to close the area until spring. The council regularly inspect the condition of this area around this time of year, to ensure the grassy areas are preserved and well a maintained. Taylors Stream is located on the Inland Scenic Route, north of Staveley, and is used by picnickers and freedom campers. Bowyers Stream and Hinds River, north of Mayfield, remain open for picnics and self-contained overnight stays. PHOTO ADC

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4 Ashburton Guardian Tuesday, June 30, 2020 www.guardianonline.co.nz In brief New pest discovered A pest known for damaging tomato plants and other crops has been detected in New Zealand for the first time. The Ministry for Primary Industries said two populations of the tomato red spider mite (Tetranychus evansi) were found near Auckland Airport and in Pakuranga as part of routine surveillance several weeks ago. Tomato red spider mites are the size of a full stop and are very difficult to identify. The mite’s main hosts are plants in the solanaceae family, including tomatoes, potatoes and eggplants. They also attack beans, kumara and some ornamentals – roses and orchids. MPI said the mite got its name because it eats tomato plants, is red, and makes silk webbing to protect itself and its eggs, like some spiders do. Life for teen murderer An Southland teenager will spend at least 11 years behind bars for the murder of a nine-year-old boy Hunter MacIntosh. The teenager, Daniel Cameron, sat emotionless throughout his hearing yesterday, often staring at the floor, even as the boy’s family directly addressed Monday morning smash him. He pleaded guilty in March and had had name suppression until yesterday. Justice Rachel One person was transported to hospital with minor to moderate injuries following another crash at the intersection of Belt and Dunningham sentenced him to Middle roads. Emergency services were called to the scene at around 10.30am yesterday morning. A police spokesperson said life imprisonment and imposed a a tow was arranged for one of the vehicles, which can be seen in the photo. PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE 290620-HM-0006 11-year non-parole period. Covid-19 cases There are two new cases of Covid-19 in managed isolation facilities in the country yesterday, the Ministry of Health has Numbers down, but Fords still rolled confirmed. Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield said there are still no cases reported By Heather Mackenzie Left – Justin from the community. Both cases [email protected] Watson, with have been in managed isolation Sunday’s Ford Cruise numbers his son Aidan, since they arrived and are now in may have been down a little from and the family the quarantine facility in Auckland, what organiser Jayden Williams Ford Fairlane. Dr Bloomfield said. One is a man expected, but given the weather PHOTOS ROBYN in his 50s who arrived in NZ from he said 27 cars was a respectable HOOD 280620-RH-002 India on June 24 – his result came turnout. from day 3 testing. The second is In what was Williams’ second a woman in her 20s who arrived Ford Cruise event, he said it was from the US on June 18, the wife great to see such a wide variety of of a previous case who tested Fords rock up. Everything from a positive on June 22 and was Courier twin cab ute, to a 1972 V8 already in quarantine as she was Fairlane, he said. considered a close contact. “The Fairlane had been passed down with in the family from fa- Bennett to retire ther to son, it is all still original National MP and ousted and in great condition.” deputy leader Paula Bennett According to Williams, owner has announced she will not be Justin Watson was pretty excited standing at the upcoming election. to be carrying on the family tra- Paula Bennett said she would be dition driving the Ford with his taking her skills to “the business son Aidan riding shotgun. world”. The Upper Harbour MP The light drizzle did noth- says she has had an incredible ing to dampen the spirits of the time in politics and was looking cruisers as they set of from the forward to her next career – in Ashburton Domain, heading for business. Bennett said she had Methven via the Hakatere Huts. always wanted another career “People told me they have after politics and now was the been looking for something lo- right time to do that. She said, “I cally like this for ages, but they ironed out, he said the cruise will think it’s time for me to put me are normally in Christchurch or be open to all types of cars, not first, and I think that means a new Timaru.” just his beloved Fords, he said. career. This is me being really Williams said one of the day’s “We will take a different route selfish for the first time in 15 years highlights was seeing a bunch next time, perhaps in the Meth- and saying what do I want out of of like-minded people getting ven to Mayfield foothills area. life? Obviously there’s been some together, making new friends I’ve not really worked it out yet.” reflection for me over the last and enjoying a good-old Sunday For more information, head to three or four weeks... I always felt drive. his Jays Photography Facebook that I’d been contributing to the “Everybody loved having their page. country and the National Party photos taken and taking their but as I say for the first time in a own, it was great.” Right – Mike Campbell and long time, I got to not think about Williams has another outing six-year-old son Quinn with a leader and not thinking about a planed for October 18. While the their 1987 ZL Ford Fairlane. political party and instead think details of the route are yet to be 280620-RH-004 about what I wanted.” Opinion

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OUR VIEW

Matt Markham EDITOR When is enough, enough? fter a nice and sustained period of being able to Abask in the glory of our Covid-19 success, this country is now running the risk of being left behind by the rest of the world. Our systems and ideologies around how best to handle the global pandemic were met with great fanfare from across the globe. A country in control, a country being well led and a country well on the path to being back to normal before anyone else, one story read. Now though, we’re a distant memory. Mistakes at the border and mistakes during isolation have put us on the back foot, and while other major countries start to begin to return to doing what they’ve done for longer than most care to remember, we’re sitting stagnant. YOUR VIEW LETTERS A trip over the ditch for the average New Zealander seems, now, out of reach. Disappointing, Agricultural Policy because not all that long ago we Adviser were celebrating the impending Quality of waterways What a sad day when a farmer arrival of a trans-Tasman bubble. The issue isn’t so much the mayor thinks council needs a when, it’ll happen and run it’s veryone wants improve- just announced an additional $3 staff member as an agricultural own course. The issue is more the ments to the quality of water million for the NZ Landcare Trust, adviser. how. in our streams, rivers and an investment Feds lobbied for in This district has many very ca- E pable people who could be used What’s the game plan here, lakes; trouble is there’s disagree- our submission on the freshwater New Zealand – how are we going ment about how to achieve it, proposals. on many subjects not just farm- Cam Henderson ing but, sadly, council turn to to achieve this? how fast that needs to happen, FROM THE FARM This investment will enable the We can sit on our hands and and at what cost. trust to employ a team of regional desk consultants. wait for things to happen, there’s Federated Farmers is encour- coordinators to work with the Another sad point is the CEO no drama in that – but it may well aged by signs there is growing reforms signed off by Cabinet on farming community on integrat- has no confidence in his farmer lead to a case of missed oppor- recognition that targeted action May 28 are more reasonable and ing sustainable land and water mayor on farming that he needs tunity. I look across social media on issues particular to different practical. management practices into their someone in-house. channels and I see English folk catchments will be far more effec- For example, Federated Farm- farming systems. There has never been a budget who, despite having Covid cases tive – in terms of cost and results ers agrees with the push for Farm Farmer and community-led or need for an agri staff so I won- falling out of their suitcases, are – than blunt, blanket regulations. Environment Plans to be rolled catchment groups, working on der why only two councillors op- hopping on planes and heading When the government first out over a reasonable timeframe, priorities particular to their dis- posed this. abroad and that’s frustrating. released its Essential Freshwater we’re pleased that waterway fenc- trict and topography, have proven Farmer ratepayers submissions We’re supposed to be in control proposals last year, there was an ing distance requirements are effectiveness. This where we’ll get have managed to get the road- of this. In control of our own fate outcry not just from farmers, but now 3m, not 5m, and that existing real, lasting improvement in rural ing budget up to close to what and showing the rest of the world also many other sector groups, in- fencing doesn’t have to be ripped water quality. is needed only to have this lot how it’s done. cluding the local authorities that up and moved. cross a very large amount off that Sure, there are concerns and would have to administer and But there are still plenty of fish- Cam Henderson is president spend for next year. there are systems in place for a enforce the regulations. hooks, inconsistencies and vague of Federated Farmers North Come on councillors, let’s get reason – but, give a Kiwi some Maybe it was the 17,000 definitions that ew are raising Canterbury. The views, opinions, value for our rates. hope here. submissions, maybe it was the with the Ministry for the Environ- positions or strategies expressed Peter Reveley Let us know what the proce- fact there’s an election this year, ment and Ministry from Primary by the author and those providing dure is that allows those parts or – and I like to think this was Industries as Cabinet’s policy comments are theirs alone, and do of life that we so dearly desire to the deciding factor – maybe decisions are translated into the not necessarily reflect the views, begin again, do happen again. common sense prevailed … actual regulations that will apply. opinions, positions or strategies of We’ve made the sacrifices, whatever the case, the result is But to give credit where it’s the Ashburton Guardian Co Ltd or we’re owed that much. the Action for Healthy Waterways due, the government has also any employee thereof. Are you ready to sell? I have buyers waiting Call Julie today on 021 354 885 Rural

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MARKET REPORT

By Guy Trafford adverse conditions. the time, as too little, and most and to a point where it impacts This year with Covid-19 adding farmers know what they should adversely upon New Zealand ith the heavy rain another layer of complexity and be doing) woefully inadequate agriculture. The markets that Hawkes Bay schedules through the winter as was shown by the gross over On a similar topic, there has and other parts of (now) pre-lock-down prices have subscription to the point where it been some belated recognition Small steps again on the meat drought affected still have not caught up. This may has been lifted to $3 million now. that just maybe too much pro- schedule but nothing has gone countryW received over the last mean those farmers who made I do wonder how it is being al- ductive land is likely to go into backwards except the saleyards ap- week, the soils are starting to be the decision to destock early and located as the administration has forestry under the ETS program. pear to have softened a little. in a fit state for a restart in the include capital stock among the been done by MPI, and assuming MPI Minister Damien O’Connor Perhaps they were getting over spring. However, that is only the destock may be in an ‘ok’ finan- AsureQuality and big brother has said that if too much produc- heated and too far out of step with start of a recovery. cial decision on current prices, MPI have similar pricing regimes, tive land starts to disappear then published meat schedules. Several things tend to hap- but again, the reality is restock- then it could soon be gobbled up a cap may be put on the area. Again, wool is the biggest loser. pen with adverse effects on ing will not be able to occur until by administration. When pressed on what “too farms, most likely farmers bank after spring growth has begun, For AQ to complete on farm much” might look like he men- Meat accounts would have been and when prices tend to peak. food processing audits we get tioned the figure of 40,000 ha per While all schedules have been hammered by having to buy in Also, any restocking ignores the whacked $245 per hour, and for year. Given that the current area moving in the right direction the additional feed to keep stock potential loss of genetics which is that princely sum the agents of exotic forestry in New Zealand last few weeks, one trend that seem alive, and hopefully, in a state difficult to put a measure on but are not even meant to answer is around 1.7 million hectares. to be coming apparent is the widen- where they are able to achieve could be considerable. questions. This came after the The Minister said that 6000 ha of ing gap that is appearing between reasonable prices when sold. Government has provided last budget. ‘new land’ has gone into forest- the North Island and South Island This aspect was severely some assistance, $19 million at Remember the: ry in each of the last two years. schedules. This is steadily moving compounded for some by the the last count and probably the “This initiative will alleviate Fed Farmers have said the figure in the North Island’s favour. saleyards being in lockdown, a total for this current drought. increased pressure on the food for 2019 was 22,000 ha. When Mutton and venison are excep- situation I believe was poorly The majority of this has been safety system and address cur- a search of the MPI’s website is tions. Some processors have wider managed and showed a complete in the form of providing farm- rent issues owing to legislative, done: gaps than others so the message to lack of imagination by those with er ‘wrap around ‘support; that demographic and market drivers. The provisional new planting farmers is to shop around. the ability to control this. is, looking after mental health, It will enable the Ministry for Pri- estimate for the year ending Not a good message when we The other thing that can occur rural communities and latterly mary Industries (MPI) to deliver December 31 2019 is 22,000 should be hoping to move to more is some farmers may actually assistance with feed budgeting critical support to small, medium hectares. This number may be re- contracted orders and stability have inflated bank accounts as etc from ‘experts’. Given that, and rural-based food businesses; vised in the 2020 NEFD (National within the works. As stated sale- they have bailed out of capital on March 12 2020, the Govern- promote business participation Exotic Forest Description). yards virtually across the board stock (largely breeding and re- ment classified the drought as a and growth; address misalign- So, either the Minister is talk- have come back a tad on all classes, placement animals) early on and large-scale adverse event for: all ment across critical food legisla- ing about something totally dif- although killable sheep appear to have received additional income of the North Island, the top of the tion; and investigate robust data ferent or needs to have a serious be ahead of schedule still. this year but have lost their abil- South Island (Marlborough, Tas- requirements to inform regu- chat to whomever provides him ity to farm in the future unless, man, Kaikoura) down to North lations and set food and health with the numbers. Wool or until, they buy in replacement Canterbury (Selwyn District, standards.” If the ETS prices alluded to The story keeps getting worse animals to restock. This means Christchurch City (including This was a $2.5 million fund, so by Minister James Shaw are with prices finding lows not seen that they are potentially up for Banks Peninsula), Waimaka- again peanuts in the context of reached, then 40,000ha seems probably since decimal currency additional tax. However, farming riri District, Hurunui District, government spending and given a quite plausible figure to be came in (July 10 1967) on second has experienced droughts before and Kaikoura District) and the how costs have gone up. achieved. No doubt there is still thoughts just checked, 1977 hit (too often, unfortunately) and Chatham Islands. Perhaps our Minister needs a conversation to be had and $1.90 but for greasy, was around the IRD has a deferred income This makes up close to two reminding. probably Minister of Forestry only 60 cents in the 1960s but there system where the additional thirds of the country and a The irony in New Zealand is Shane Jones will have something were also around 50-60 million income can be spread over later similar percentage of farms that the agricultural sector ex- to say on the topic especially if sheep (currently the number is years and be put against the which might mean there have pects little help from government he wants to achieve his 1 billion nearer 27 million). restocking costs. been 27,000 farms affected (dairy and yet it is the most important trees target. I also presume any The crunch part comes from and sheep and beef farms total export sector. When an eye is cast regulations regarding a cap on Dairy the fact that it is likely that the around 42,000 farms). over other developed countries land being converted to trees The next GDT takes place this cost of replacement stock will This made the initial $500,000 where agriculture is nowhere would require a significant piece week given that China has had a be higher than (often considera- fund for farmers to get profes- near as important as an export of regulation, as it will bite into few problems again with Covid-19 bly) the price achieved for stock sional farming advice (which I sector, almost without fail gov- the rules around “willing buyer” prices may still be flattish. sold, which often occurs under admit I found a bit laughable at ernments are far more generous and “willing seller”. AG CONTRACTORS

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Federated Farmers chief executive Terry Copeland is confident the newly-elected national board encompasses the depth of experience and expertise needed to main- Farm gate price watch … tain the organisation’s role as an effective for the latest prices, visit www.interest.co.nz/rural 52 week voice for all farmers. June 29, 2020 current price range high low “Feds has been a grass roots-driven organisation for all of its 120 years and Saleyard prices … the elected leaders of our 24 provinces u LAMB ($/head) weighted average and our six industry groups have chosen Store 109 -115 170 20 high-calibre and committed people to sit Prime 135 -195 286 90 at our top table,” Copeland said. u HEIFER (c/kg) 250-350 kgs Lwt Manawatu dairy farmer Andrew Hog- Store 197 -206 430 134 gard was confirmed as the new President at the national AGM. u STEER (c/kg) 481-580 Lwt As Vice-President for the three-year Prime 245 -248 323 207 term just ending, Andrew has proved him- self as an energetic and able representa- This 4 wks 3 mths 1 year 52 week tive, especially in his roles as spokesper- week ago ago ago high low son on climate change, commerce and Processor prices … connectivity, Copeland says. u LAMB ($) including 1kg woolly pelt Wairarapa farmer Karen Williams, who 15.5 kg YM SI 103 99 102 116 133 97 has a background in resource manage- ment and environmental planning, fin- 17.5 kg YX SI 116 112 115 131 150 110 19.0 kg YX SI 126 122 125 142 163 119 ishes her term as Arable Industry Group Andrew Hoggard chairman and takes on the Vice-President Federated Farmers President 21.0 kg YX SI 139 135 138 157 181 132 role. Local trade (c/kg) SI 700 660 700 770 880 650 The new Arable chairman is South Can- Andrew Hoggard said the outgoing Pres- (16-22kg) terbury’s Colin Hurst, the 2019 Arable ident, Katie Milne, had set a high standard. u MUTTON ($) including 0.5kg pelt Farmer of the Year. “They’re big gumboots to fill. She New blood on the national board in- brought her own style to the role and 21.0 kg MX1 SI 100 94 93 113 136 92 cludes Golden Bay Provincial President made it a priority to increase the level of u BEEF (c/kg) and YOLO Farmer Wayne Langford, who understanding between urban and rural P2 steer SI 467 442 435 511 600 431 has just taken up the reins as Dairy Indus- New Zealand. (270-295kg) try Group chairman, and Wairarapa Pro- “I want to continue that work, and also P Cow SI 345 315 317 385 482 300 vincial President William Beetham, who the advocacy we’ve been doing with cen- is the new Meat & Wool Industry Group tral and local government politicians and (170-195kg) chairman. officials on getting them to ecogniser that M2 Bull SI 423 405 416 470 579 402 For the two board ‘at large’ positions, policies and regulations need to achieve a (296-320kg) the provincial delegates have voted to re- balance between protecting the environ- Local trade P2 SI 470 470 480 515 600 470 tain the knowledge and experience of the ment and preserving livelihoods, always (180-280kg) two Chris’ – Waikato’s Chris Lewis, who keeping practicality and cost-effective- u ($/hd) gross finishes his term as Dairy chairman, and ness in mind.” VENISON Canterbury’s Chris Allen, who has been Andrew also thanked retiring board AP Hind 50kg SI 300 268 360 444 505 265 integral to Federated Farmers’ advocacy members Miles Anderson (Meat & Wool) AP Stag 60kg SI 366 327 438 539 612 324 on complicated water and biodiversity is- and Andrew Maclean (at large) for their AP Stag 80kg SI 488 436 584 718 816 432 sues over the last six years. hard work and dedication. Auction prices … u SI WOOL indicator prices (c/kg, clean) Source: WSI, NZMerino Mid mic (23.1-31.5) 664 805 805 1,083 1,193 664 AG CONTRACTORS Fine Xbrd (31.6-35.0) 205 245 277 514 550 205 Coarse Xbred >35 mic 190 210 251 322 364 190 Merino 1,252 2,550 2,550 1,847 2,550 1,252 Mark Love Contracting Ltd - Rakaia Local market prices … u GRAINS ($/tonne, delivered Canterbury) free price Source: Midlands Grain Wheat, milling,12.5%p 425 425 395 422 440 410 Wheat, feed 405 400 390 417 435 410 Mobile shingle screening and Barley, feed 395 395 380 400 417 390 crushing plant, custom built for farmers’ work. International market prices … u LOGS indicator prices, $/tonne Source: PF Olsen Forest index May-20 129.00 110.00 120.00 125.00 138.00 106.00 Truck available for shingle spreading if required. u DAIRY (NZ$/tonne) Butter 5,663 6,138 7,167 6,376 7,712 5,579 Skimmilk powder 4,106 4,232 4,491 3,673 4,881 3,673 Cost effective alternative Wholemilk powder 4,340 4,488 4,667 4,530 5,242 4,285 Cheese - cheddar 5,897 6,476 7,374 5,705 7,913 5,512 Established 1985 Fonterra milk price 2019/20 final $7.10- $7.30 2020/21 f'cast $5.40 - $6.90* Fonterra dividend 2019/20 final $0.00 2020/21 $0.15 - $0.25 Fonterra share price * before retentions NZX FCG $3.73

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www.guardianonline.co.nz Tuesday, June 30, 2020 Ashburton Guardian 9 The hazards of climate

By Connor Lysaght

hen it comes to tales of Ashburton District’s Wpast, there is no short- age of tales that testify to the harsh nature of early European settler life in the area. In recent heritage page articles, we have explored the challenges winter weather posed to local transport and industry, station life and domestic matters. As Alex Hewson described in his 1918 reminisces, some of his most vivid memories of living at Clent Hills in the winter of 1878 include jugs of water freezing overnight indoors, and only being able to butcher slain sheep with a handsaw as all other tools were useless. Hewson also fixated on the work and hardships endured at Mount Peel Station, the waters near which claimed a number of lives during the station’s early days. Bush, Bullocks & Boulders: The story of the Upper Ashburton by William Vance, 1976, gives us Above – Pudding Hill Range crucial historical background on from Mt Alford, under snow subjects such as stations, hotels (date unknown). This pho- and life in Alford Forest and other tograph is from Barwell localities, spanning 36 chapters Studios, which was active in all. in the 1930s and 1940s. In keeping with our recent theme of winter woes and hard- ships endured by early European Left – North Ashburton Riv- settlers in the area, this week er, by T. Cane, 1880. we will be exploring the impact of hazardous winter conditions across upper Ashburton in the Below left and right – Illus- early days. trations from Bush, Bull- ocks & Boulders by Dave Drifts and deluges Schofield. According to William Vance, “almost every decade saw a big Canterbury snowstorm. Each storm had brought its individual problem, but experience from the previous one enabled the sheep farmer to better cope with the new one”. Without the use of modern ma- chinery and the services available today – which we should consid- er a luxury – farming became a colossal challenge in the colder months. Charles Cox, of Mount Somers Station, wrote about the 1867 Canterbury snowstorm, recalling that he had said to Robinson Clough, an old whaler at Alford Forest, “well, we are not going to have any winter this year”. “Don’t say that,” he replied. Cox mentioned that until the middle of July the weather had been so fine that they had seen a few ripe strawberries, apples, and pears – but on the 29th of that month, it seems that he had jinxed it. “It commenced snowing and never ceased until August 5, when the whole country lay a glittering sheet of snow.” Allegedly, Mr Peter, of Anama, had found sheep dead on their During the 1895 snowstorm, storm, “and for 10 days snow im- and lack of any landmarks in very far from his own place.” backs “in drifts which could not six men endured a harrowing ex- prisoned them in their tent”. early times is shown by the case The stories presented in Bush, have been less than 90 feet deep”. perience which only gets a brief Eventually, they ran out of food of J. Armstrong. He was on his Bullocks & Boulders can make After a day’s work, Cox and mention by Vance. and had nothing to eat but what way home one day in 1875 to us aware of just how lucky our company at Mount Somers At the time of the snowstorm, they caught – sheep. his home at Mt Somers Station predecessors could be in some Station managed to rescue 400 to Walter Fagan was working behind A more tragic story from 1875 where he was employed as a situations and how quickly the 500 sheep who were trapped in Blackford Station, in the compa- attests once more to the sheer gardener. elements, which we rely on and drifts as high as the eaves of the ny of Bill Wright, Bill Syme, Ed danger posed by the season, in “Getting completely lost in a coexist with, can turn against us. sheds, having located them by Vause, Aleck McLennan and Tom which a man by the name of J. snowstorm he succumbed to the Once again – stay warm, look dark spots in the snow. Bright as packman. Armstrong became horribly lost. blizzard and was found dead, after each other and be careful in Trapped and confused The group were caught by the Vance explains: “The bareness huddled up in a snowdrift not the snow this winter! Sport

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■■NETBALL Netballers finally get back on court

By Adam Burns [email protected] The long-awaited return of local netball forged ahead at the weekend. Mid Canterbury’s Saturday afternoon senior competitions marked the first grades to get under way following Covid when teams took to the EA Network Cen- tre courts. It is a big week for netball, with social competitions starting tomorrow followed by the ACL Premiership on Thursday. Several matches across senior, senior reserve and 2nd grade levels were played on Saturday, with some teams enjoying big wins and other matches more closely fought. Hampstead’s under-18B team held off Allenton Senior A 26-22 in the senior com- petition. It was similarly competitive between Methven (Methven Paddock Vets) and Ash- burton College 9A with Methven clinching a 24-19 win. Rounding out the afternoon in the sen- ior grade were AshColl’s 10B outfit and Methven (Methven Trucking) as Methven bossed the encounter with a 41-8 demo job. Across court and the senior reserves comprised of another two competitive matchups and blowout result. Methven (Methven Humm Engineering) accounted for Methven (Methven Trav- el) 23-13 and College’s under-16A lineup edged Hampstead under-15A 24-20. AshColl’s under-18 team commanded proceedings against Hampstead’s un- der-15B team, running out 43-5 winners. In 2nd grade, Rakaia secured a 17-11 win over Southern Allenton Combined. AshColl under-15 beat College’s un- der-16B side 9-3 and AshColl 9B dis- Methven centre Victoria Talbot sets herself for a pass during the return of Saturday netball at the weekend. patched Methven 23-7. PHOTO ROBYN HOOD 270620-RH-014

Bradford from Blair Franklin. No 2 Aon Insurance: Harley Davies Those through in the Cup section are, Rakaia bye. The Radius Care player of the day was No11 Jon McAuliffe Bayleys: Roger Lake Randall Feutz, Raui Tare, Craig Meyrick, Senior B (Michael Duff Memorial Trophy) RESULTS Brendon Davidson with a round of 73- No 5 Campbell Contracking Christine Ross Andrew Barrie. Southern Wholesale Seeds 12 Allenton 31, 6=67nett. No 14 ANZ Bank: Wayne Blair Methven 41 Kelly’s Cafe & Bar Celtic 24, Other winning scores were: 9&18 second shot:Harley Davies Methven Golf Club Rakaia 17 Collegiate 19. ■■ Bridge Dave Robertson 69; Ray Lambert 70; Twos: Wayne Blair Kerry Read Mens Results June 27 Mt Somers bye. Richard McKernan, Jeff Hewitt, Kevin Rosehope Rommey Player of the Day: Jef- Duff trophy winners: Simon Wareing & Combined Colts (South) Ashburton Bridge Club Smith, Jordan Bird, Chris Ralston and frey McNeilly 81.13.68 James Andeson. Middleton trophy win- Methven/Rakaia 19 Springston 24, Jamie Stone 71; Dave Morrison, Brent ners: Michael Kemp & Ben Rutter. Monday Evening –June 22nd, 2 rds, diff ptr Methven Ladies Golf EuroAgri/NPD Celtic/Southern won by N/S 1st Bruce Sim & Wendy Parr, 2nd Paul- MacGregor and Greig Sparrow 72 on c/b Senior: Craig Middleton 74-6-68. Inter- default. Waihora 41 BDI 7. ine Scott & Ruth Logan, 3rd Amanda Wat- from Gaby Jansen. Wednesday June 24 mediate: Neil McArther 86-13-73. Junior Womens (Section A) son & Colin Clemens Twos: Jeff Hewitt (2), Phil Wilson, Terry 3rd Tuis A: Michael Gray Jim Lattimore 86-18-68. Celtic: B’s Barber Senior Women 10 Lin- E/W 1st Janine Havis & Kate White, 2nd Kingsbury, Brent MacGregor, Tom Black- Ruth Smith 38, Marg Kelk 37, Jan Lane 36 Junior B: Al Mangin 107-29-78. coln University Hoggets 46. Paul Leadley & George Brown, 3rd Graham low, Greig Sparrow, Owen Miller, Stewart 2nd Gwen Cook Other Good Scores: & Anne Gilbert Dunlop, Peter Walker, Hiro Kekada and Ruth Smith 93-22-71, Marg Kelk 110-38-72, 70 Ben Rutter, Keith Middleton. ■ Tuesday Evening – June 23rd, Robinson Rodney O’Neill. Jan Lane 99-25-74 Twos: Craig Middleton, Michael Kemp, ■ Squash Salver Nearest The Pins: Braided Rivers: Blair Aqua Japanese Resturant Best Nett of the Mick Hodgson, Bruce Dickson, Ben Rutter, Celtic Squash Club day:- Ruth Smith 71 N/S 1ST Rosemary McLaughlin & Jan de Franklin; Docks Bar and Seafood Grill: Tom Phil Johnson, Adam Marshall, Pete Wood, Results from the Celtic Squash Club’s win- Nearest the Pins: Jong, 2nd Paul Fergus & Ian Doel, 3rd Ju- Blacklow; Value Plus Processing: Ken Clu- Athol McAlpine x2, Frikkie Greybe ter league competition last week: No 4 Open Supervalue Gail Limbrick dith Edmond & Rewa Kyle cas; South Island Seeds: Greig Sparrow; Dubliner Best Nett: Jim Lattimore 68 by Team 1 lost to Team 11 9-11: Property Brokers #6: Dave Morrison; Ton’s No 17 Open Methven Pharmacy Ruth E/W 1st Trish Small & Jim Rooney, 2nd lot. Methven Foursquare Second Best Jason Feutz lost to Lee Barker 0-3, James Thai Longest Putt #9: Alan White; Tinwald Smith. No 13 Open Methven Travel Ruth Peter Downward & Mary Buckland, 3rd Nett: Craig Middleton. Methven Travel Best McCloy lost to Nathan Forbes 0-3, Craig Tavern Spot Prize: Gaby Jansen. Smith. No 6 Open The Surprise Hole Den- Audrey Rooney & Annette Blain Gross: Adam Marshall 74 by lot . Donaldson beat Rob Giles 3-2, Rebecca Net Eagles Jackpot Hole: #13 Birdie Jack- nise Hood. No 17 Saturday Girls Methven Wednesday Afternoon - June 24th, Valet- Closest to the Pins-Bar Voucher No 4: Abernethy lost to Mike Keen 0-3, Jayden pot Hole # 5 Foursquare Gayle O’Duffy ta Trophy Mick Hodgson. Bar Voucher No 6: Mick Henshilwood beat Jane Lee 3-0, Kate Wil- N/S 1st Judith Moore & Johnny Wright, Nine Hole Results: The Harvey Bakehouse Twos and Nett Eagles Hodgson. Ski Time No 13: Craig Middleton. player of the day was Sam Prince with Gail Limbrick. Marg Kelk x2. Sharon Bur- liams beat Maggie Clark 3-0. 2nd Rosemary McLaughlin & Judith Ed- Green Parrot No 17: Ian Lucas. Hunters Team 6 beat Team 9 13-9: mond, 3rd Mary Buckland & Peter Down- 40pts. rell-Smith. Bev Isherwood Wines No 14: Frekkie Greybe. Chris O’Reilly lost to John McDonnell 1-3, ward Other winning scores were: Peter Wright Tinwald Golf Club Next Week 4th July: Club champs quali- Ron Carlson beat Chris Thompson 3-0, E/W 1ST Rewa Kyle & Trish Downward, 35, Tonee Hurley 34 and Terry McMillan 34. fying, 2nd round Callaghan trophy & 2nd Chris Lima beat Neil Keenan 3-1, Shane 2nd = Anne Gilbert & Shirley Harris and Draw: Ashburton Golf Club Saturday June 27 round Green Jacket. Muckle beat Nicky Dryland 3-1, Riley Bro- Bev Macaulay & John Irwin, 3rd Sue Rose- Saturday 4 July Stroke ker beat Stacey Smith 3-1, Jane Kingan vear & Kay Robb The third qualifying round for the Club Leading scores in the stroke round for ■ Thursday Evening –June 25th, 3 rds, diff Championships will be played from the the 2nd round of the Alan Teale Memorial ■ Pigeon racing lost to Kate O’Reilly 0-3. ptr each rd Blue Tees. played on Saturday; Milton Pigeon Race Team 5 lost to Team 8 3-15: Starting Times: Morning 8.30 (frost de- Paul Hefford 72, Selwyn Munro 74, Struan Mick Hooper lost to Paul Cousins 1-3, 1st Sue Rosevear & Paulin Fergus, 2nd Lois Held on June 20. pendent) and afternoon report at 11.30 for Scott, Snow Pierce 75. Tim Kuipers lost to Harry Stanway 0-3, Rose & Audrey Rooney, 3rd Peter Down- 1st E. Westgarth. Velocity 1505mpm ward & Mary Buckland, 4th Trish Down- a 12.00pm start. Women; Sue Newman 76. Shane Muckle lost to Ian Dolden 0-3, 2nd T. Drumond. Velocity 1492mpm ward & David Sewell, 5th Johnny Wright & Nine hole golfers from 12.30. Nearest the pin; Tinwald Liquorland # 2; Amy Muckle lost to Reece Wallington 3rd S. Davidson. Velocity 1479mpm David Greenslade, 6th Jim Rooney & Mike Pete Marshall. Gluyas Ford # 6; Cameron 2-3, Robbie Kok lost to Guy Stanway 0-3, 4th M. Davidson. Velocity 1453mpm Holmes. Mayfield Golf Club Miller. House of Travel # 12; Brian Rouse. Sarah Forbes lost to Chrissie Stratford. Laurie Doyle Trophy winner Jeffrey Mc- Ace Auto Electrical # 16; Simon Ross. G & 5th L. Davidson. Velocity 1452mpm Team 8 lost to Team 4 9-10: ■ Neilly net 68 Harley Davies Don Lake R Seeds 2nd shot #11; Alex Roa. 6th N. Marton. Velocit. 1439mpm Paul Cousins lost to Ben Kruger 2-3, Har- ■ Golf Wayne Blair net 71 Gordon Duthie 72 Bill Twos; Brian Rouse, Struan Scott, Adam ry Stanway beat Wouter Myburgh 3-1, Ian Ashburton Golf Club Allan 73 Wilson, Tony Sheppard, Wayne Mellish. ■■yRugb Dolden lost to Jordie Hooper 1-3, Reece Saturday 27 June Winner of handicap Trophy best net three Net Eagle; # 18 Not struck. Wallington lost to Hamish Trott 0-3, Chris- The winner of the Presidents Trophy was of four games Gordon Duthie 215 runner Players progressing to the semi-finals of Mid Canterbury Rugby sie Stratford beat Sian Hurley 3-0. the RSA Trophy are Alex Roa, Tony Shep- Terry Kingsbury from Steve McCloy and up Steve King 216 PWL Methven 24 Darryl Phillips Celtic 16, pard, Pete Marshall, Adam Wilson. the Presidents Plate winner was Paddy Nearest Pins: Stu Tarbotton Southern 33 Hampstead 19. Draws: Page 12 Sport

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■■RUGBY LEAGUE Warriors pick up a new prop

The Warriors have signed Penrith Panthers prop Jack Hetherington on loan. The deal is immediate after the Sydney Roosters recalled front rower Poasa Faamausili. Faamausili spent a month with the Warriors on loan in the wake of their heavy injury toll among their middle forwards. The 1.90m, 107kg Hetherington, Penrith’s 2018 NRL rookie of the year, has made 16 NRL appearanc- es, the last of them in the Panthers’ first-round win over the Roosters in March. “Ivan Cleary, the Panthers and the NRL have been terrific in making Jack available so quickly after we lost Poasa,” said Warriors recruitment manager Peter O’Sullivan. “Jack had a breakout year in 2018 and will give us the qualities we’re looking for, a big man in the middle who is tough defensively. Players met with NRL bosses Pe- ter V’landys and Andrew Abdo on Saturday to discuss their immediate Baabaas downed in thriller future, with some wanting to return home to New Zealand immediately. The Ashburton Barbarians’ side continue to make ground during the opening stages of rugby league’s Canterbury Cup despite The club’s homesick players falling to a second straight loss. The Mid Cantabrians were edged 24-20 by rivals the Burnham Chevaliers in a topsy-turvy en- agreed to remain in Australia for an- counter at Robilliard Park on Saturday. After trailing 16-10 at the break, the visitors consolidated in the second 40 and even- other two weeks amid attempts with tually took the lead with 10 minutes remaining on the clock. The Barbarians have the bye this weekend before facing off again government to have their families with Burnham on Saturday week. PHOTO ROBYN HOOD 270620-RH-025 allowed into the country. Palmerson North dogs M3 Today at Manawatu Raceway Palmerston North Greyhound Racing Club (2014) Incorporat- 7 15666 Silent Dismissal 26.11...... A Turnwald 1 74375 Thomas William 25.97...... D Denbee 2 54416 Sub Twenty Three 23.37...... 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A Turnwald 8 76223 Bigtime Alfie 26.25...... L Cole 1 21131 Cheese And Chalk 23.35...... L Cole 1 61428 Bigtime Sheer 23.73...... L Cole HOUNDS.KIWI C1 C1, 410m 6 26571 Funky Facts 26.09 G &...... S Fredrickson 4 1.03 KERNOW CONSTRUCTION DISTANCE FEA- 2 36257 Big Time Gwyn 23.22...... L Cole 2 15625 Little Scamp 23.33...... D Denbee 1 53323 Allegro Rory 23.62...... L Cole 7 26123 Big Time Mac 26.02...... L Cole TURE C2d, 660m 3 8133x Rapid Fire 23.30 G &...... S Fredrickson 3 62464 Bigtime Jetty 23.29...... L Cole 2 66334 Triple What 23.66 J &...... D Bell 8 17386 Bigtime Brody 25.64...... L Cole 1 24122 Grunty Mama nwtd S &...... C Blackburn 4 14518 Big Time Billie 23.38...... L Cole 4 F7352 Bigtime Banjo 23.10...... L Cole 3 71231 WifiWilbur 23.58 G &...... S Fredrickson 9 37273 Big Time Jackson 26.13...... L Cole 2 65464 Rich Lister nwtd...... M Gowan 5 33524 Big Time Kevin 23.34...... L Cole 5 6x121 Pick A Pascal 23.59 G &...... S Fredrickson 4 12812 Allegro Tammy nwtd...... L Cole 2 12.28pm GREYHOUND AS PETS C3/C4 C3/4, 457m 3 87777 Bigtime Chloe nwtd...... M Goodier 6 17824 Allegro Curtis 23.27...... L Cole 6 23332 Bigtime Daisy 23.61...... L Cole 5 23677 Elouera Mist 23.90 J &...... D Bell 1 46542 Big Time Baby 26.01...... L Cole 4 73445 Hot Platter 38.72...... A Turnwald 7 26113 Big Time Fairy 23.13...... L Cole 7 77873 Big Time Tina 23.42...... L Cole 6 16751 Allegro Skye nwtd...... L Cole 2 51233 Bigtime Levi 25.75...... L Cole 5 55655 Race Me Home nwtd...... B Hodgson 8 44125 Big Time Pluto 23.28...... L Cole 8 77342 Running Freer 23.47...... M Olden 7 15 Big Time Dawson nwtd...... L Cole 3 62444 Bigtime Benji 25.74...... L Cole 6 68763 Waitohi 39.43...... A Turnwald 9 37273 Big Time Jackson nwtd...... L Cole 9 68614 Midnight Molly nwtd...... B Hodgson 8 45432 Big Time Lenny nwtd...... L Cole 4 73452 Broke Brad 26.03...... A Turnwald 7 63113 Emgrand Rose 38.33...... A Turnwald 10 88443 Bigtime Pearl nwtd...... L Cole 10 45878 Big Time May 23.52...... P B Briggs 9 48741 Zipping Luther 23.46 J &...... D Bell 5 51467 Big Time Chad 26.50...... L Cole 8 61271 Kamada Park 38.50...... A Turnwald 7 1.56pm PAUL CLARIDGE ELECTRICAL C4, 410m 9 2.31pm OUTBACK TRADING COMPANY C2, 410m LEGEND: fsdt - First Start Here nwd - No Win this Distance fstd 6 11368 Cavatate 26.50 J &...... D Bell 5 1.21pm J P PRINT, PETONE C1 C1, 457m 1 3685F Bigtime Emjay 23.44 G &...... S Fredrickson 1 76445 Fool’s Russian 23.33...... L Cole - First Start This Distance 31 13 - Best Winning Time This Track Christchurch dogs M9 Today at Addington raceway Christchurch Greyhound Racing Club at Addington Raceway 5 38725 Ohoka Carsen 30.88...... L Waretini 1 43474 Goldstar Vale 31.08 S &...... B Evans 10 76888 Cosmic Jase 17.42...... J McInerney 7 83877 Sefton Force nwtd...... J M Lane Meeting Date: 30 Jun 2020 NZ Meeting number: 9 Doubles: 1 6 65686 Punch On Buzz 30.27...... J McInerney 2 65466 Goldstar Dawson nwtd S &...... B Evans 9 5.33pm SWIMMING GOAT@STUD STAKES C1/2, 520m 8 847x5 Frosty Kate 17.71...... M Dempsey and 2; 3 and 4; 5 and 6; 7 and 8; 9 and 10; 11 and 12 Trebles: 7 77433 Goldstar Truman 30.54 S &...... B Evans 3 73238 Little Secret 30.44...... L Waretini 1 8x663 Sefton Joy 30.38...... R Wales Emergencies: 1, 2 and 3; 4, 5 and 6; 7, 8 and 9; 10, 11 and 12 8 15173 Seductive Kiwi 29.98...... C Weir 4 22352 Making News nwtd...... B Dann 2 35523 Student Loan 30.32 J &...... D Fahey 9 878x7 Caramel Rose 17.52...... M Dempsey 1 3.14pm THE FITZ SPORTS BAR DASH C1, 295m Emergencies: 5 25554 Go Punter Go nwtd...... R Wales 3 67222 Opawa Lyn 30.19 J &...... D Fahey 10 76888 Cosmic Jase 17.42...... J McInerney 1 56726 Cold Affair 17.37...... L Waretini 9 87676 Tikao Jackie nwtd M &...... Smith 6 35554 Goldstar Spook 30.48 S &...... B Evans 4 341x8 Know Talent 30.75...... G Cleeve 12 6.26pm LIVAMOL DASH C1, 295m 2 66653 Cointreau Time nwtd...... R Blackburn 10 68488 Ain’t He Lucky 30.82...... N Wanhalla 7 74757 Opawa Jane 30.49...... R Wales 5 14343 Mr Blackjack 30.16 J &...... D Fahey 1 35162 Sneaky Snitch 17.33 H &...... Taylor 3 32543 Lakota Scout nwtd...... H Cairns 4 4.06pm AMBER CLEANING SERVICES SPRINT C1, 8 18685 Tom Fox 30.61 J M...... McCook 6 12171 Opawa Nova 30.35...... R Wales 2 67868 Right On Time 17.51...... H Anderton 4 37848 Cosmic Marty 17.65...... J McInerney 295m 9 87676 Tikao Jackie nwtd M &...... Smith 7 84354 Rivalries 30.16 J &...... D Fahey 3 74436 Mulberry Brit 17.43...... K Cassidy 5 2164 Taieri Breeze 17.57...... R Casey 1 71724 Horse Range Gold 17.47...... M Grant 10 68488 Ain’t He Lucky 30.82...... N Wanhalla 8 57364 Opawa Dan 30.37 J M...... McCook 4 81646 Go Great 17.75...... R Wales 6 75562 Goldstar McQueen 17.58 S &...... B Evans 2 87867 Jingili Jill 17.42 M &...... Smith 7 4.58 A2C ASPHALT 2 CONCRETE PH 0800222583 Emergencies: 5 3F582 Black Eye Bill 17.47...... M Dempsey 7 78484 Homebush Boden 17.44...... J McInerney 3 56657 Platonic Affair 17.47...... L Waretini SPRINT C1, 295m 9 58668 Homebush Fonzie 30.29...... J McInerney 6 55644 Goldstar Whitey 17.45 S &...... B Evans 8 41724 Horse Range 17.73...... M Grant 4 14462 Kingi Reigns 17.29...... A Bradshaw 1 65331 Take A Hint 17.46...... J McInerney 10 87676 Tikao Jackie nwtd M &...... Smith 7 88576 Homebush Sayer 17.54...... J McInerney 9 878x7 Caramel Rose 17.52...... M Dempsey 5 4371 Crystal Corvette 17.74...... J McInerney 2 11 Taieri Missile 17.35...... R Casey 10 5.50 CHRISTCHURCH CASINO SPRINT C1, 295m 8 43312 Miss June 17.89...... J McInerney 10 76888 Cosmic Jase 17.42...... J McInerney 6 56687 Grey Wind nwtd...... N Wanhalla 3 46786 Regal Jock 17.28...... J McInerney 1 85781 Goldstar Rebel 17.59 S &...... B Evans Emergencies: 2 3.31 CHRISTCHURCHGREYHOUNDS.CO.NZ DASH 7 67426 Goldstar Galaxie 17.40 S &...... B Evans 4 24463 Tonkawa 17.42 M &...... Smith 2 57864 Mulberry Minx 17.34...... K Cassidy 9 878x7 Caramel Rose 17.52...... M Dempsey C1, 295m 8 16877 Homebush Captain 17.71...... J McInerney 5 44746 Goldstar Avalon 17.31 S &...... B Evans 3 32211 Homebush Ivy 17.52...... J McInerney 10 76888 Cosmic Jase 17.42...... J McInerney 1 67215 Girl Midori 17.51...... R Blackburn 9 878x7 Caramel Rose 17.52...... M Dempsey 6 58433 Smash Dragon 17.49...... M Grant 4 66233 Ghost Mode 17.51 H &...... Taylor SELECTIONS 2 36885 Homebush Fairy 17.85...... J McInerney 10 76888 Cosmic Jase 17.42...... J McInerney 7 78x75 Jay Shirley nwtd...... R Wales 5 42413 Tabby 17.33...... S Hindson Race 1: Cointreau Time, Homebush Boden, Lakota Scout 3 27337 Cash No Stash 17.85 S &...... B Evans 5 4.23 BEACH CAFE & WINE BAR SPRINT C1, 295m 8 42861 Sweet Mary Ann 17.51...... R Blackburn 6 46765 Gotcha Pixie 17.55...... J M Lane Race 2: Bold Bidder, Cash No Stash, Girl Midori, Dapper Danny 4 46886 Goldstar Hurley 17.47...... L Waretini 1 45653 Smash Calling 17.34...... M Grant 9 878x7 Caramel Rose 17.52...... M Dempsey 7 61552 Yappy Yap 17.81...... R Wales Race 3: Seductive Kiwi, Goldstar Truman, Punch On Buzz 5 13232 Bold Bidder 17.31 M &...... P Binnie 2 52436 Precious Payton 17.49 S &...... B Evans 10 76888 Cosmic Jase 17.42...... J McInerney 8 87x57 Punch On Woody 17.38...... J McInerney Race 4: Kingi Reigns, Goldstar Galaxie, Homebush Captain 6 53546 Pontiac Pat 17.35...... J McInerney 3 41781 Opawa Donal 17.45...... R Wales 8 5.15 ADDINGTON EVENTS CENTRE SPRINT C1, 295m 9 878x7 Caramel Rose 17.52...... M Dempsey Race 5: Opawa Donal, Yi Feng, Precious Payton, Opa’s Dream 7 75x88 Go Ladybird nwtd...... R Wales 4 52468 Opa’s Dream 17.52...... R Casey 1 168x3 Curly Bill 17.37...... M Dempsey 10 76888 Cosmic Jase 17.42...... J McInerney Race 6: Making News, Little Secret, Tom Fox, Opawa Jane 8 84437 Dapper Danny 17.56...... J McMillan 5 667x5 Homebush Dolphy 17.80...... J McInerney 2 4x263 High Sparrow nwtd...... A Bradshaw 11 6.08pm KIWIKIWIHOUNDS.CO.NZ ADOPTION Race 7: Taieri Missile, Sweet Mary Ann, Goldstar Avalon 9 878x7 Caramel Rose 17.52...... M Dempsey 6 16782 Lakota Wichapi 17.59...... H Cairns 3 16728 Our Cook 17.15...... R Wales SPRINT C1, 295m Race 8: Our Cook, Curly Bill, Goldstar Power, Horse Range Opal 10 76888 Cosmic Jase 17.42...... J McInerney 7 56877 Mitcham Manering 17.69...... J McInerney 4 33225 Goldstar Power 17.49 S &...... B Evans 1 87774 Impressive Mood 17.59...... J McInerney Race 9: Opawa Lyn, Opawa Nova, Rivalries, Sefton Joy 3 3.49 CLARKSON’S SIGN STUDIO STAKES C1, 520m 8 47443 Yi Feng 17.28...... J M Lane 5 75772 Rosies Choice 17.81...... N Wanhalla 2 12788 Penny Jane 17.37 H &...... Taylor Race 10: Tabby, Yappy Yap, Homebush Ivy, Goldstar Rebel 1 76447 Opawa Mason 30.29...... R Wales 9 878x7 Caramel Rose 17.52...... M Dempsey 6 18776 Homebush Showoff 17.72...... J McInerney 3 87123 Justin Lincoln 17.46 S &...... B Evans Race 11: Justin Lincoln, Homebush Poppy, Ohoka Lacey 2 45637 Lakota Micco nwtd...... H Cairns 10 76888 Cosmic Jase 17.42...... J McInerney 7 63574 Baldrick 17.54...... J McInerney 4 47562 Ohoka Lacey 17.47...... L Waretini Race 12: Sneaky Snitch, Miss June, Black Eye Bill, Go Great 3 45733 Meatloaf nwtd...... S Hindson 6 4.41pm GREYHOUNDAUCTIONS.CO.NZ STAKES 8 12882 Horse Range Opal 17.59...... M Grant 5 44331 Homebush Poppy 17.69...... J McInerney LEGEND: fsdt - First Start Here nwd - No Win this Distance fstd 4 28351 Goldstar Darwin 31.18 S &...... B Evans C1, 520m 9 878x7 Caramel Rose 17.52...... M Dempsey 6 62233 Dyna Trevor 17.42...... H Anderton - First Start This Distance 31 13 - Best Winning Time This Track Sport Classifieds

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On behalf 9 a away in his sleep, at of Cherie, Wayne and family outside ordinary offi ce MAX 10 OVERNIGHT MIN 0 hours must be emailed to: As Ashburton, aged 90 years. we would like to thank you all hbur Dearly loved father and for the love and support you [email protected] Geraldine ton Midnight Tonight father-in-law of Karen have shown us during this to ensure publication. R McKenzie and Paul Macfie, extremely difficult time. A To place a notice during an gitata Lindy Graham and John private service for Rex and offi ce hours please contact Taylor, Geoff and Deidre Gloria will be held on us on 03 307 7900 Graham, Jo Galletly, and Lisa WEDNESDAY, July 1, for more information. TIMARU Graham. Loved partner of followed by cremation. Our 11 Chris Kirkland and close family invite you all to join us Any queries please friend of Jan Graham and for a celebration of their lives contact 0800 David Sinclair. Beloved on WEDNESDAY, July 1, ASHBURTON Grandfather of Emma; Jess; commencing at 2pm at the (0800-274-287) Polly and Chris, Andy, Lucy Ashburton Club and MSA, and TJ; Sam, and Ella, and Havelock Street, Ashburton. great Grandfather of Isobel, MEMORIAL SERVICES Waimate Maddie, and Jack. Messages McCORMICK, Donald Wind km/h NZ Situation Tuesday, 30 June 2020 to the Graham family, c/- PO Murray (Corky) – less than 30 A complex low and fronts gradually move away to the Box 472, Ashburton 7740. A 15.08.1951 – 09.04.2020 n e mainly isolated cloudy drizzle drizzle few showers east today, leaving a cold, showery south to southwest service to celebrate n e showers clearing showers A celebration of Murray's life 30 to 59 ow over the country through to Thursday. A narrow Campbell’s life will be held at will be held at the Ashburton our Chapel, cnr East and Cox Club and MSA, Havelock ridge moves over New Zealand on Friday, followed by fog isolated snow sleet thunder rain snow hail 60 plus streets, Ashburton, on Street, Ashburton on thunder  urries northwesterlies on Saturday preceding a front. MONDAY, July 6, THURSDAY, July 2, at commencing at 1.30pm, 2.30pm. overnight followed by private cremation Canterbury Plains Canterbury High Country NZ Today max low at the Ashburton TODAY TODAY FZL: About 900m Auckland showers 14 7 Crematorium. FUNERAL Cloudy periods. Scattered showers in the Showers north of Mt Hutt, cloudy periods Hamilton few showers 13 0 Canterbury owned, FURNISHERS early morning and evening. Southwesterlies. elsewhere. Showers becoming widespread locally operated MASTER by evening with snow possible to 600m. Napier rain 13 4 TOMORROW Wind at 1000m: SW 40 km/h. MONUMENTAL MASON Palmerston North showers 11 1 Patersons Wind at 2000m: S 50 km/h. E.B. CARTER LTD Mostly cloudy with scattered showers. Funeral Services Brisk southwesterlies. Wellington showers 9 6 and Ashburton For all your memorial TOMORROW FZL: About 800m requirements Scattered showers, but clearing about the Nelson  ne New headstones and designs THURSDAY 12 1 Crematorium Ltd Mackenzie District early morning. Snow Renovations, Rain or drizzle clearing to  ne spells in the Blenheim  ne 11 -1 Office and Chapel Additional inscriptions, possible to 500 metres. afternoon. Southwesterlies, strong at  rst. Corner East & Cox Cleaning and Concrete work Wind at 1000m: SW 50 km/h in exposed Greymouth  ne 11 1 Streets, Ashburton Carried out by qualified places. Wind at 2000m: S rising to gale tradesmen. FRIDAY 70 km/h in the morning. Christchurch showers 9 3 Ph 307 7433 620 East Street Ashburton Fine. Becoming cloudy late evening. Light Ph/Fax 308 5369 Timaru mainly  ne 11 2 or 0274 357 974 winds, northerlies developing late. THURSDAY [email protected] Scattered showers clearing to  ne spells in NZMMMA Member Queenstown showers 8 1 SATURDAY the morning, with snow to 600 metres at Cloudy periods, with early scattered rain.  rst. Strong southerlies in exposed places, Dunedin showers 9 5 Northerlies. gradually easing. Invercargill showers 10 4

World Weather Forecasts for today River Levels cumecs Adelaide  ne 16 7 Frankfurt cloudy 24 12 New York showers 27 21 Selwyn Whitecliffs (NIWA) at 3:05 pm, yesterday 10.6 Amsterdam thunder 19 11 Geneva  ne 27 13 Paris cloudy 25 14 Bangkok rain 33 26 Hobart  ne 13 4 Perth showers 21 13 Berlin cloudy 23 13 Hong Kong showers 32 28 Rarotonga  ne 25 23 Rakaia Fighting Hill (NIWA) at 3:00 pm, yesterday 116.2 Brisbane  ne 22 11 Honolulu showers 32 23 Rome  ne 33 21 Cairns showers 27 19 Islamabad  ne 34 22 San Francisco  ne 22 13 Nth Ashburton at 2:05 pm, yesterday 19.8 Cairo  ne 37 23 Jakarta  ne 33 25 Seoul rain 23 19 Calcutta thunder 34 28 Johannesburg  ne 17 3 Singapore thunder 34 25 Sth Ashburton at 2:05 pm, yesterday 24.4 Canberra fog 13 1 Kuala Lumpur thunder 34 26 Stockholm rain 21 16 Colombo showers 31 25 London rain 21 13 Sydney  ne 19 8 Darwin  ne 32 19 Los Angeles fog 24 16 Taipei cloudy 31 26 Rangitata Klondyke at 3:00 pm, yesterday 59.9 Delhi drizzle 39 28 Madrid  ne 37 20 Tel Aviv  ne 29 21 Dubai  ne 42 32 Melbourne  ne 15 6 Tokyo drizzle 27 21 Waitaki Kurow at 3:03 pm, yesterday 318.2 Dublin cloudy 16 12 Moscow showers 25 11 Washington  ne 33 19 Edinburgh showers 18 12 Nadi thunder 30 22 Zurich  ne 24 14 Source: Environment Canterbury

Tides, Sun, Moon and Fishing Canterbury Readings to 4pm yesterday Ashburton Methven Christchurch Timaru Tuesday Wednesday Thursday m Airport Airport Airport am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm 3 Temperature °C 2 At 4pm 10.0 7.3 8.8 9.5 Max to 4pm 10.8 8.0 9.6 10.2 1 Minimum 6.3 4.7 6.0 2.5 We Help 0 Grass minimum 5.4 – 5.4 – 5:09 11:21 5:37 11:51 6:05 12:18 6:36 12:48 6:58 1:15 7:32 The times shown are for the Ashburton River mouth. For the Rangitata river Rainfall mm mouth subtract 16 minutes and for the Rakaia river mouth subtract 4 minutes. 16hr to 4pm 17.8 – 20.2 3.6 Rise 8:08 am Rise 8:08 am Rise 8:08 am June to date 111.4 – 88.6 39.2 Set 5:05 pm Set 5:05 pm Set 5:06 pm Avg Jun to date 60 – 60 39 Save Lives Good Good fishing Good Good fishing Good Good fishing 2020 to date 264.8 – 218.4 155.8 342 – 303 241 Set 1:58 am Set 3:13 am Set 4:28 am Avg year to date Rise 1:33 pm Rise 2:02 pm Rise 2:35 pm Wind km/h At 4pm SW 2 NW 6 W 13 W 6 Full moon Last quarter New moon We help save lives every day 5 Jul 4:46 pm 13 Jul 11:30 am 21 Jul 5:34 am Strongest gust SW 70 – SW 57 SW 15 Time of gust 1:49am – 3:41am 2:36am through the research and ©Copyright OceanFun Publishing Ltd. www.ofu.co.nz Maori Fishing Guide by Bill Hohepa For the very latest weather information, including © Copyright Meteorological Service of New Zealand Limited 2020 Compiled by development of improved Weather Warnings, visit metservice.com diagnosis, better prediction and treatment of heart disease in our hospital and community. Can’t make our Find out how you can help by visiting: open homes? www.otago.ac.nz/chchheart view them in 3D anytime, anywhere with anybody...simple! A University of Otago Centre of Research Excellence Television

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By Adam Burns 12 boys, and it’s just a huge task,” bury side’s prospects. Above: A Waimea Combined player dives in to score during [email protected] he said. The team lost talented first-five their comprehensive 41-5 victory over the Mid Canterbury A depleted Mid Canterbury Com- “That’s where we’re really strug- and captain Sam Ree inside the Combined side in Methven at the weekend. bined outfit is refusing to throw in gling is the skill level and the in- opening minutes of Saturday’s PHOTO ROBYN HOOD 270620-RH-043 the towel despite two heavy loss- tensity. game, and that was after losing es and a niggly injury toll. “Talking to Waimea afterwards one of their front rowers pre- on the scoreboard, Combined “As long as we’re keeping them Head coach Shane En- game to injury. showed strong physical presence interested and keeping it fun and right said keeping squad Ree’s ankle in- and dynamism with ball in hand, making sure they’re enjoying morale high was impor- jury is expected to with productive fullback Thomas their rugby. tant, following two tough Most of them are Year 11 keep him out for Patterson combining well with “It’s not going to get easier, UC Championship out- a couple of weeks right wing Charlie Brown. we’ve still got a lot of big teams to ings. and 12 boys, and it’s just a in another blow The side was rewarded for come. Combined were ahead of this week- their fight when wing Liam Sul- “We just have to hang in there thumped 41-5 by Waimea huge task end’s game against livan picked up a second half and not put the white flag up. Combined in Methven “ Christ’s College. five-pointer. “We just have to try and keep at the weekend, which Both Christian However their set piece unrav- improving, make our tackles and leaves the young side at Thompson and elled as the side lost six consecu- try and get some phases togeth- the foot of UC ladder. and they were in the same boat Michael Hennings remain in the tive throw-ins, no doubt a focus er.” Enright said a lack of experi- last year, and now they’re more casualty ward, with their impend- for coaching staff this week. Another tough road trip awaits ence had been a factor when fac- experienced and older as Year ing returns still a few weeks away. The team do boast a very prom- the Mid Canterbury Combined ing older and more settled line- 13s.” “We’re not helped by injuries,” ising back row the form of Fonoga boys this weekend as they face off ups. A run of injuries have contin- Enright said. Lisala, Ben Middleton and Isilei against UC heavyweights Christ’s “Most of them are Year 11 and ued to hamper the Mid Canter- Although beaten soundly Ula. College. Mid Canterbury’s sports draws and results P10, 12