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■■GUARDIAN – 140 YEARS One family, one business When you turn 140 there’s every each day and was a part of the reason to celebrate. family ritual. As the years went by And that’s exactly what the that association grew from notic- Guardian did yesterday as it ing its place on the kitchen bench notched up its 140th year as the to becoming a daily news fix,” he Ashburton District’s home-grown said. daily newspaper. Looking back, he believes that Staff and key business clients was when his love of writing was marked the event over coffee born, paving the way for his de- and listened to owner Bruce Bell sire to enter a career in journal- and editors past and present talk ism. about the role the communi- “For many people in the dis- ty played in the paper’s life – as trict it’s the same, the Guardian news makers, advertisers and as has been a constant in their lives readers. and that’s something we are im- The Guardian is unique in New mensely proud to play a part in,” Zealand in that it is owned by the Markham said. fourth generation of one family – In the news business your job Robert, William, John and, today, was never done, there was always Bruce Bell. someone out there with a story to “That’s unique in New Zealand tell or someone who needed in- and something I’m very proud formation shared with others in of. Ours is one of only a very few the district, he said. independent, privately-owned Today the Guardian was able newspapers in New Zealand and to tell the district’s stories to that means we live, participate more people than ever before, in, invest in and contribute to the not just through the newspaper community,” Bruce Bell said. but through its digital footprint Newspapers were facing chal- that includes its Facebook page, lenging times and publishing Guardian Online and the Ashbur- was not for the faint-hearted, he ton App. It has also launched apps said, as with the impact of Goog- in Selwyn and Timaru, Markham le, Facebook and Trade Me on the said. advertising market was strong Bruce Bell with his children, Simon, Julia and Sarah. PHOTO SUPPLIED “We have now morphed into and growing. this news-producing machine “Unlike our newspaper, howev- That could not be done without was inviting then Prime Minis- my life,” he said. that is constantly on the move, er, all this money goes out of the loyal staff, he said. ter Sir Robert Muldoon to visit Muldoon arrived with a media having to adapt and change to the community and never returns. “I also want to thank our ad- the Guardian. That visit came at entourage in tow and when asked latest challenges thrown down by But we’re here and we’re deter- vertisers and regular subscribers, a time when Muldoon was ac- if he’d like to inspect the paper’s the rest of the world and the ad- mined to stay.” some of whom have been readers cusing journalists of writing fake files, his reply was gold to Hop- vancement of technology.” Over the past 140 years the for 70 years or more.” news and he threatened to im- wood’s ears – “I don’t need to, I Staff at the Guardian counted Guardian had reported without Looking to the future, Bell said pose a rental fee on the Parlia- know your reputation.” themselves lucky that the Bell fear or favour on the important he was fiercely determined to mentary press gallery. Nearly 40 years later, those family’s dedication to the busi- issues of the community with continue the proud tradition of Like all other editors, Hop- words have stayed with him, he ness over four generations had some of those issues having na- being an independent, commu- wood wrote a letter opposing his said, and today the Guardian’s meant it had been able to stick tional impact. It had been part nity-focused modern media so actions but he added something files were still open for the pub- true to its core values of tradition- of the community’s life since the that in 10 years time the newspa- more, he invited Muldoon to visit lic’s inspection. al news and journalism and focus 1870s and it was his desire that per could celebrate 150 years. the Guardian. “They’ll show 140 years of largely on the local stuff that peo- that continued, Bell said. Malcolm Hopwood, editor in “I was very proud of the Ash- faithful coverage of Mid Canter- ple want to know and read about, Producing a six-day-a-week the 1970s and 80s, said he always burton Guardian and said if he bury, by an independent, local- he said. newspaper was a minor miracle, considered it a privilege, as a had doubts about the fair and ly-owned and operated newspa- “It’s our goal to ensure we tell it’s like no other profession, he fourth generation Mid Cantabri- balanced coverage of newspaper, per.” those stories for another 140 said. an, to be appointed as the paper’s he was welcome to come and in- Current editor, Matt Markham, years, no matter what challenges “You arrive each day and start editor. spect ours.” said four years’ experience with or new advancements are thrown with virtually nothing and by “I believe our newspaper is the Hopwood did not expect a the Guardian might be a tiny dot at us. We will continue to stick the following morning you have glue that keeps the community response, but a week later the on the large map of its history, true to what we believe is the written, subbed, selected, laid together, it’s that important,” he Prime Minister’s office phoned but the paper had been part of right way of delivering news. We out, produced and delivered a 24- said. and said they’d be down the fol- his life since he was old enough will continue to produce detail page paper. And then you start all During his years as editor Hop- lowing week. to say the word “newspaper”. of the trials and tribulations of over again.” wood said one of his highlights “It was the scariest moment of “It sat on the bench at home everyday Mid Cantabrians.”

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By Susan Sandys [email protected] Ashburton youth despairing of an uncertain future in the face of climate change joined thousands of their fellow students in strike action nationwide yesterday. Shortly after protesters poured into Par- liament grounds at midday, about 35 Ash- burton College students marched with plac- ards from their school grounds, through the Ashburton Domain. They met with about 20 pupils from Ash- burton Borough School, lining the footpath along State Highway One at Baring Square West, getting supportive toots from passing motorists, before taking their protest to outside the Ashburton District Council building. “You will die of old age, we will die of climate change,” they chanted. College pupils Paulina Cuadrado, 13, Chrissea Cheesman, 13, Janelle Galos, 14, Mao Nishioka, 13, and Laura Cameron, 13, took their protest inside the building. They were received politely by reception staff as they asked to talk to councillors. They were told none were in the building, so they left to re-join the other protesters outside. The five were among those leading the protest, which had its origins in a Year 9 in- novation class project, taught by Shelly Rob- son who also marched. They were joined not only by classmates, but other students from the college up to Year 13. Students participating had the support of the college, but had to get permission slips from their parents, and they missed about 20 minutes of classes. “Our world is down on its knees for help because we are just ruining it,” Paulina said, referring to the burning of fossil fuels and Ashburton College pupils (from left) deforestation. Paulina Cuadrado, 13, Chrissea Chees- “It’s something we can’t figure out later, man, 13, Janelle Galos, 14, Mao Nish- we need to fix this now,” Janelle said. ioka, 13, and Laura Cameron, 13, took She added it was not fair to put pres- their protest inside the Ashburton Dis- sure on the likes of farmers, and govern- trict Council building yesterday. ment needed to help agricultural and oth- PHOTO SUSAN SANDYS 270919-SS-0308 er groups in their efforts to reduce carbon emissions. about 5000 protesters was one of the biggest “What we do now is going to affect every to mobilise in front of Parliament since fore- single child’s future,” Mao said. shore and seabed protests in 2004. Maddie Page from Borough said students Council chief executive Jane Donaldson from her school at the protest, who were ac- said late yesterday that while councillors companied by teachers and the principal, were not present and available at head- felt the same way. quarters, the chair of the council’s internal “Climate change is really affecting us, Climate Change Working Group did go out people aren’t noticing it yet, but soon, if to meet and acknowledge the protesters in nothing happens, there’s going to be really exercising their right to be heard. big changes,” Maddie said. And council had recognised the need to These included melting of the ice caps, address climate change earlier this year by rising sea levels and mass extinction of an- adopting a Climate Change Policy in May About 50 students took to the streets in Ashburton yesterday to protest for ac- imal species. In Wellington, the group of this year. tion on climate change. PHOTO SUSAN SANDYS 270919-SS-0299

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4 Ashburton Guardian Saturday, September 28, 2019 www.guardianonline.co.nz Rosa is a reluctant champion

By Sue Newman Rosa was a member of the steer- [email protected] ing committee set up in conjunc- People who are big contributors tion with Ashburton Hospital. She to their community don’t come represented community groups much more modest than Rosa on that committee and became Bennett. a member of what was initially When the team at Age Concern known as Mid Canterbury Aged wanted to present her with a cer- Person’s Welfare Council. The tificate of national recognition as name changed to Age Concern in an Age Concern Dignity Champi- 1991. on, they struggled to prise her out The 206 Club was established in of her beloved kitchen at the Ash- 1990 and Rosa volunteered to be burton Seniors’ Centre. its cook, providing a two-course That kitchen is Rosa’s happy midday meal each meeting. She place – teapot in hand or deliv- continued in this role until last ering some of her freshly-made year. scones to 206 Club members, She was also the instigator of, those are the activities she enjoys. and is still involved with, a 50- Ask her to step into the limelight plus education programme that and she’s running for cover. operates for six weeks twice a But on Friday she was asked to year. step up and be recognised for her The Age Concern team describe work with older New Zealanders. her as a master chef who still pro- Rosa might be nearly 90 but she vides large quantities of food for continues to be one of the driv- afternoon tea or for bigger events. ing forces behind the 206 Club, She’s quick to say she’s no expert arranging regular speakers and in the kitchen, however. taking charge of the kitchen. It’s a “I’m just an ordinary cook and role she loves, but modestly says an ordinary person.” the club is about the members, Newly-awarded Age Concern Dignity Champion, Rosa Bennett. PHOTO SUE NEWMAN 270919-SN-0136 In accepting her award, Rosa not about her. told fellow members that they In a letter of commendation, people by helping combat lone- member recognising her 30 years was to ask what she was going to were a big part of her life. Age Concern New Zealand chief liness and helping build strong plus service. do with the meals because she “I do what I love and I don’t ex- executive Stephanie Clare told social connections. As part of her award, she was was still cooking every day. pect anything in return for it. You Rosa she embodied the Dignity Rosa has been involved with presented with a pack of ready In 1986 when a group that are the 206 Club. Champion pledge because she Age Concern in Ashburton since prepared meals, one for each looked at ways to meet the needs “You come, you’re loyal and I championed the rights of older its inception and is now a life week of the year. Rosa’s reaction of older people in Ashburton, love you all.”

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www.guardianonline.co.nz Saturday, September 28, 2019 Ashburton Guardian 5 Check it – your life might depend on it

Check your smoke alarms are in working order this daylight saving weekend. Press the button. Sound the alarm. It’s that easy – it could save your life and your family’s life. You can’t smell smoke when you’re asleep and house fires can be fatal within five minutes. Working smoke alarms are the most important way anyone can prepare for the possibility of fire. Working smoke alarms save lives. Fire and Emergency New Zealand recommend installing long-life photoelectric smoke alarms in every hallway, sleeping and living area. If you have them, don’t assume they are working – check the batteries are working by pressing the test button once a month. If your you’re living in rented accommo- alarms, creating and practising smoke alarms don’t have test but- dation, you’re less likely to check an escape plan is the most impor- tons, check the expiry date and your alarm and may be under the tant thing you can do. replace them if needed. mistaken belief that it’s the re- The people who survive Whether you own your house sponsibility of your landlord. life-threatening emergencies are or you’re renting, it’s up to you to Dust can stop smoke alarms not braver, stronger or smarter check them. from working properly and cause than others; they are the people Landlords must provide work- false alarms, so once you’ve who have worked out in advance ing smoke alarms and replace checked the batteries every what they will do in the event of them when they expire, but it month, vacuum over and around the unexpected. is the tenant’s responsibility to the alarms. Fire and Emergency’s Escape maintain them and replace the To find out more about choos- My House website, www.escape- batteries when needed. ing, installing and checking your myhouse.co.nz, guides people Fire and Emergency’s research smoke alarms, visit: through the five simple things shows that if you are aged be- https://fireandemergency.nz/ they need to do to ensure they tween 16 and 24, you’re less like- athome/smoke-alarms/ and their families can survive a ly to have a smoke alarm and if Next to having working smoke house fire.

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6 Ashburton Guardian Saturday, September 28, 2019 www.guardianonline.co.nz Good progress in investigation Tighter

By Jaime Pitt-MacKay [email protected] rules for Police are widening the area of their enquiries as they make ‘good progress’ in their investigation into the homicide of parachute Rakaia dairy farm worker Tony Waldron. It is now the second weekend since he was found with fatal in- landings juries in his bed at his Gardiners Road property by a colleague, after he failed to show up for the morning milking on the dairy By Sue Newman farm where he worked. [email protected] A scene examination was car- Commercial sky diving activities ried out at that property, and at Ashburton Airport are set to police conducted a search war- come under tighter controls. rant at a second Gardiners Road The airport’s owner, the Ash- address. burton District Council, has Police have now completed drawn up a new set of rules in a their scene examination at that draft memorandum of under- second property, which includ- standing that will see parachut- ed effluent and irrigation ponds, ists restricted in the areas they and are now turning their focus can land. to the Rakaia riverbed, detective Councillors took their first look senior sergeant Richard Quest- at the draft at Thursday’s council ed said. meeting. The changed landing Police Specialist Search teams were scouring the Rakaia riverbed on Friday afternoon looking “The enquiry team have exe- zones were introduced after a for evidence in the Tony Waldron homicide investigation. PHOTO JAIME PITT-MACKAY 270919-JPM-0323 cuted a search warrant at a prop- number of airport users raised concerns over current landing erty in Papanui in Christchurch Thursday and Friday as they and hold anyone responsible to believe this to be a random at- areas. The main change requests and a scene examination is un- searched the riverbed for evi- account.” tack. was for the parachute landing derway there,” he said. dence. Quested said they are con- “I also do not believe there is area to be amended to a loca- “A vehicle has also been seized When asked if the public can ducting a thorough investiga- any risk to the public in gener- tion that is further away from the and that too will be forensically expect a resolution to this in- tion and following a number of al,” he said. hangar sites and the taxi-way. examined in the coming days. vestigation soon, Quested said lines of enquiry, but that there is Police are still asking anyone The new drop zone is defined “The enquiry team continue he expected there to be a suc- no indication the attack is gang with information that could as- as the quadrant bounded by to work long hours and are leav- cessful conclusion. related. sist the enquiry to contact them Seafield Road and the north to ing no stone unturned in the “The enquiry team are put- The detective senior sergeant on 105 or go to the nearest po- south Zero 2 runway. hunt for those responsible for ting in a big effort and working was also unable to elaborate lice station. A swoop pond is planned for Mr Waldron’s death.” long hours,” he said. about those police believe were Information can also be pro- this area and land has also been Police teams could be seen “I fully expect to bring this en- responsible for Waldron’s death vided anonymously via Crimes- designated for spectators, but near the Rakaia Bridge on quiry to a successful conclusion other than that police do not toppers on 0800 555111. councillor Alasdair Urquhart suggested the new zones would impact on the warm-up area for aircraft using that runway. He wanted the corner of that quad- National party defies Parliamentary video order rant taken out of the landing and spectator zone. NZME “Yesterday’s (Thursday) Speak- tional, a 5pm yesterday deadline. Before the video, text read: “Still “If you leave them with the er’s ruling has regrettably put the “While there has been some not sure what Labour’s Wellbeing whole area it will lock up the air- National has thumbed its nose at National Party in the worst of all discussion about what consti- Budget means?” field too much,” he said. Parliament’s Speaker, defying an positions. tutes a ‘political advertisement’, it However, Mallard’s ruling only The memorandum of un- order to take down attack ads fea- “The Speaker has neither re- is clear to me that videos that sup- applied to videos which used derstanding was still a working turing rival MPs. ferred the matter to the Privileges port one party or to aim to reduce footage within the last year. document, council commercial With 10 minutes before Mal- Committee for a definitive public support for another party are the In yesterday’s statement, Bridges manager Colin Windleborn said, lard’s 5pm deadline National hearing, nor ruled in our favour as sorts of items covered by [Parlia- said the ruling “attempted to stop and issues raised could still be Leader Simon Bridges said in a we believe he should.” ment’s rules],” he told MPs. us from holding the Government addressed, he said. statement National had no plans Mallard ordered all political His ruling followed a National to account by drawing attention to The swoop pond was still only to take their videos down. parties to take down any videos video which featured Labour MP Parliamentary proceedings”. an idea and, if it was developed, “Freedom of speech is of funda- they had made which feature MPs Deborah Russell that showed her Mallard has pushed the mat- its operator Skydiving Kiwis mental importance to our Parlia- in the House who had not given making a speech about wellbeing, ter to a process which effectively would be paying a commercial mentary democracy and to New their consent. but trailing off-topic and on to “gags us for a significant period of rate to lease that area of land, Zealanders. 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■■DANCE CHAMPS LDA champs a sell-out success

By Susan Sandys [email protected] Ashburton’s first-ever schools’ dance championships was a sell-out success at the Ash- burton Trust Event Centre on Tuesday night. Teams of dancers from Ashburton area primary and intermediate schools presented items at the 2019 Mid Canterbury Dance Champs after being tutored by Life Dance Academy (LDA). LDA teachers Anna Raukawa and Madi Wilson came up with the idea for the championships as they wanted to provide an opportunity for Year 1 to Year 8 children to have fun through the medium of dance. The school runs under a charitable trust and was set up about four years ago with the mission to provide affordable lessons. It is based at Tinwald and teaches a range of genres, including fusion dance, jazz, ballet, lyrical and hip hop. Raukawa’s and Wilson’s dream turned into reality on Tuesday night, as the sell- out crowd was in awe of the choreography, co-ordination and charisma of teams as they presented items to a range of pop songs. Audience members even got to join in, and at the end of the show following prizes being presented, Wilson led the house in the song Allenton School Mega Dance Crew was among teams at the 2019 Mid Canterbury Dance Champs. Everybody Walk the Dinosaur. PHOTO SUPPLIED Fears raised over business case for second bridge

By Sue Newman munity consultation. has happened.” ond bridge was in the right place, [email protected] At Thursday’s Ashburton Dis- Ellis said he would hate to but chief executive Hamish Ri- A business case for the second trict Council meeting, several see the council spend any more ach assured him the 17 site op- bridge across the Ashburton councillors raised concerns over money until it had a commit- tions originally in the mix would River is being prepared, but the its parameters and the sugges- ment from NZTA as to where it not be revisited. process is raising more questions tion that this would include an was going and that it would actu- It was not about trying to sec- than it is providing answers. assessment of whether the site ally do something. ond guess the bridge’s siting, he It is being prepared by the chosen was the right one. Peter Reveley was concerned said. council and the NZ Transport “This is probably one of the that the incorrect traffic count If the $35 million tagged in the Agency (NZTA) and is part of most contentious things I’ve numbers had been used when council’s longterm plan proved the process required to establish been involved with, it split the the site decision was made. to be inadequate after the busi- a clear economic benefit for a council and it split the commu- “If those numbers are used ness case was prepared, what funding application. nity,” Russell Ellis said. again we’ll end up with some- would happen, Alasdair Ur- In preparing the business case “My biggest problem is my lack thing that’s inadequate,” he said. quhart asked. the whole project will be revis- Hamish Riach of faith in NZTA. Selwyn Price said he was strug- If that happened the council ited to assess its viability and to “Council has spent a lot of gling to reconcile statements by would have to consider the ram- be certain the proposed siting (at the right place. time and money talking with council staff that the business ifications and make a decision, the end of Chalmers Avenue) is This will be done without com- NZTA on projects but nothing case was about ensuring the sec- Riach said.

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8 Ashburton Guardian Saturday, September 28, 2019 www.guardianonline.co.nz Councillors farewell their peers At the final Ashburton District Council meeting for this term three retiring councillors were honoured by their peers as well as making their own speeches reflecting on their time around the council table. Sue Newman caught up with the retiring councillors.

Peter Reveley Long-serving councillor Peter Reveley was farewelled by Selwyn Price who described him as a tenacious councillor who stood by his principles. “He reminds me of a terrier chasing a truck down a country road, someone who was happy to stand alone, a man who wouldn’t sell his soul,” he said. His representation of the rural community was done with passion, honesty and in dogged pursuit of the truth, Price said. “He’s a man it’s been a pleasure to serve with and no Alasdair Urquhart doubt he’ll pop up as citizen Reveley submitting on a policy Diane Rawlinson described two-term councillor Alasdair or two.” Urqhuart as a ‘quietly determined’ man. Ever modest, Reveley said he was retiring because he’d “He may be quietly spoken but when Alasdair decides to reached the age where it was the commonsense thing to do. Russell Ellis get things done he keeps on going and does the job to the After 54 years involved in community organisations, it was Stuart Wilson paid tribute to Russell Ellis saying he was highest possible standard,” she said. time to step back, he said. a councillor whose wise input into discussions would be As the quiet voice around the council table, Urquhart “Yes, I’ve certainly stood my ground on issues, and I’ve missed by the council. said it would come as no surprise to his fellow councillors got offside with many inside council but I’m retiring, no “We’ll miss your considered debate on virtually every is- that he didn’t have a lot to say in his retirement speech. one is indispensable.” sue. You are the person who usually comes up with a com- “I got off to a rocky start after being sworn in and then Democracy was alive and well around the council table, promise we can usually accept,” he said. being told at the first council workshop that I wasn’t al- Reveley said, and that meant there were times when he had When Ellis was elected in 2013 it came after he had been lowed to have an opinion, that I could only comment on to sit back and accept he was wrong. a speaker at public submissions on council spending and the points in front of me. that was a major learning curve,” “Although I do think some people around the table hav- after he had led a several thousand strong rally against the he said. en’t done their homework,” he said. art gallery and museum project. The council’s decision on the second bridge site was a While he was proud of many of the things that had been “When he was elected to council I thought we’d have a disappointment and that had taught him not to place too achieved on his watch, Reveley was happy to fire a few part- real firebrand, but he’s a wise man,” Wilson said. much trust in anyone, he said. ing salvoes at councils of the past decisions he didn’t like. Ellis said he was disappointed not to be standing for “I do my homework to the best of my ability and in most He counted as a failure his inability to get a large gum tree re-election but didn’t rule out chasing a seat at the next cases, if you read things properly, then your questions will by the Hinds Domain fire shed felled and the saga around election. have been answered,” he said. the second bridge across the Ashburton River was a ‘bloody “Have I enjoyed my time? Absolutely. Have we got His advice for councillors of the future was to stick to disgrace’, he said. everything right? Absolutely not, but we do get the majority core services, strive for fairness and not to spend too much “It’s in the wrong place and we’ve only shifted the prob- right. Sometimes we’ve had to make some tough decisions, time on the ‘fluffy stuff”. lem.” but that’s what we’re elected to do.” “You’ll find everything is controlled by so many process Reveley had retired mid-term during the time the art gal- One of the great things about being a councillor was that it is a bit frustrating,” he said. lery and museum project was under way, and that was the you could have strong debate with people with different In leaving, Urquhart said he wouldn’t forget about the reason behind his departure he said. points of view during a meeting, but when the meeting “shed up the road” (art gallery/museum) that the council “I bailed from council because I could see that farming ended you were still on the same team and could share a was trying to mop up. was a whole lot better. This was such a poor decision and drink together, he said. “I’ve enjoyed my time on the council and I’d like to think ratepayers will continue to prop it up. His words of advice to new councillors – “You need to I’ve represented the people of the district okay. Sometimes And climate change? Well that’s the new disease, Reveley learn to talk about water. I never realised how much water I’ve had to support something I and other people have dis- said, and there will be no changing his mind on that. talk there would be.” agreed with, but that’s democracy.

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www.guardianonline.co.nz Saturday, September 28, 2019 Ashburton Guardian 9 Fay’s calling time on the trust

It was a tough decision, but decision made, retiring Ashburton Ashburton Trust board chairwoman Fay Watson is calling time on her local governance Trust chairwoman Fay Watson said she is stepping down from career and she talks to reporter Sue Newman about working with an organisation that has her role knowing she’s leaving an organisation that is well set up for undergone dramatic change over its almost 70-year life. the future. Come next month’s local body election Fay’s name won’t be on Left – Retiring Ashburton the ballot papers. She’s completed Trust chairwoman Fay Wat- nine years around the trust board son says she’s leaving the or- table, the last three of those as its ganisation in good hands and chairwoman. in a strong financial position. “It’s time to step down and cre- PHOTO SUE NEWMAN 250919-SN-0022 ate a space for someone new to bring different skills and ideas to the Lion Foundation, but the giv- the table,” she said. ing continues. Decisions are still Her relationship with the trust, made locally, it’s just the paper- however, is much longer than her work that’s taken care of out of nine years as an elected board town. member – in 1986 she took up the For Fay, stepping down as trust role of financial officer and, apart chairwoman also means severing from a two-and-a-half year break, a 33-year tie to the trust. has been part of the business for a Yes, there were things she would total of 33 years as an employee or still like to do if she’d sought board member. re-election, such as being on the “I’ll miss it and at the moment I executive of the New Zealand Li- feel a bit sad that I’m not standing censing Trust Association. again, but after the election I know “But, after more than 30 years, it’ll be different,” she said. that’s nearly half my lifetime, I’m Knowing the trust had a strong grants from those trading profits, pansion as the trust sought to path the trust was on in its life cy- happy to step down and provide board with a very healthy culture Fay said. carve out new sources of revenue cle and it had to be reinvented to an opportunity for someone else and a good mix of professional, But the hospitality environment – Speight’s Ale House was estab- make sure it had a future. Since to come through. Every organi- life and business skills around the was changing and the writing was lished, the Somerset Tavern was that restructure we’ve been prof- sation needs new blood coming table made the decision much on the wall. Country taverns need- demolished and replaced with itable. It turned the ship around.” through and those involved have a easier, Fay said. ed to be run by someone with skin Somerset House, The Somerset The trust was now in a sound duty to allow that to happen.” Over her years she has worked in the game, rather than managed Grocer was opened, along with position as an investment busi- She’ll miss being part of the with the trust in all of its incarna- by the trust, and eventually the The Shed, Braided Rivers Restau- ness and had become an in- trust, but Fay said she knows she’s tions, except its inception in 1948. businesses and real estate were rant, Hades Pizza and the Tinwald ter-generational organisation that leaving behind an organisation “When I stepped on to the board sold. That was the beginning of Motels. would be there for the commu- that’s in great heart in the hands of it was on a fairly rocky road with an what was to be a long string of During the same period drink- nity as well as its grandchildren’s a talented board. uncertain future, but over the last changes, some pushing the trust drive rules became tougher and grandchildren, Fay said. She’ll continue working as a two terms the board has turned to its trading limits. the council adopted a local alco- As the trust has reshaped, its chartered accountant, but with the ship around and it now has a “I’ve seen the trust venues hol plan that made it tougher for administration headquarters her trust board experience behind solid future. The trust would make evolve, get refurbished, expand, late night venues to make money, has changed. In Faye’s early days her, she’ll be looking for other a great case-study for a student on get refurbished again and con- she said. as financial controller, a staff of board opportunities. the life cycle of a business.” stantly adjust to meet the markets “It was too much too quickly around 100 was employed; today “You don’t go to as many board The trust had been through the and remain viable,” she said. and only some of the new busi- there is just one fulltimer and two meetings as I have done without full business cycle from start up, Probably the most significant nesses were successful. Ultimately part-timers. learning a thing or two. I’d like to its development, the plateau, the change in the trust’s life was los- the trust went through six years Over the years the trust’s do- be able to contribute to other local decline, a restructure, consolida- ing its liquor sale monopoly. It making losses and the writing was nations’ policy had changed, communities through board roles. tion and a new direction that set it survived two community polls but on the wall.” but what hadn’t changed was its Board governance is where my in- up for the future, she said. lost the third in 2004, clearing the That loss making run saw the commitment to giving back to the terests lie. At its peak the organisation was way for supermarkets to sell wine trust forced to make some hard community, she said. And she’ll continue to follow the directly operating the Hotel Ash- and beer. decisions, resulting in a restruc- A gaming machine Charitable trust as it moves through the com- burton, Tinwald and Somerset That’s a change that still dis- ture that would see it develop a Foundation was formed in 1990. ing years. Taverns, country taverns at May- appoints Fay, as profits on liquor new, sleeker business model. It Over many years $100,000 in do- “You don’t walk away from over field, Mt Somers and Hinds and sales no longer go back to the sold off all of its hospitality busi- nations and grants was given 30 years. Your interest doesn’t just bottle stores in Allenton and on- community, but the community nesses, apart from the Devon Tav- away every year from the trading stop. I’ll be at the AGM and I’ll Cass Street. wanted choice and that was the ern, and became a landlord only. operations, as well as a total of $26 keep an eye on them. It’s been During its heydays it was very price that was paid, she said. “It’s been quite a journey to be million from gaming profits over a real pleasure with this current profitable and was a big contrib- That loss of monopoly on the board through that phase, the past 19 years. board to have such a great work- utor to the community by way of kick-started a period of rapid ex- but there was no doubt about the The foundation is now part of ing culture around the table. Not

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■■OBITUARY A hard working leader in our community machinery service. They moved to a larger Paul David Skinner premises on Wills Street and lengthened the name to Skinners Mowers Chainsaws September 5, 2019 and Marine. Following David’s retirement in 2006, Paul scaled down operations to no Paul Skinner has taken off with a burst and longer include the marine side, and moved is in the lead in a dirt-bike race captured the shop to Netherby. in a framed photo which hangs in the hall The Skinner family made their home in of his Netherby home. Netherby where Jacob attended Netherby Mud flies from under his rear tyre, and School. Paul joined the local Jaycees and tall mountains with a skiff of fresh snow operated his mowers and saws business at in the Ashburton Gorge provide a pictur- the local shopping centre. esque backdrop. He became involved in school life and The photo is from a recent dirt bike race, became elected to the Netherby School and today serves as testimony to his family board of trustees in 2011, serving two of a man who lived life to the fullest. three-year terms, the final one as chair- The Skinners Bikes Mowers and Saws man. operator was also a leader and hard work- Principal Phil Wheeler recalls a dedicat- er in the community, known for throwing ed and hardworking chairman, jovial on himself into everything he did with pas- the surface but a thinker when it came to sion, energy and a down-to-earth sense of giving time and consideration to issues. humour. He would make decisions based on com- Paul grew up in Kyeburn, Central Otago, mon sense and was a man of integrity. And attending school there and then later at the school benefited from his mechanical Ranfurly. He left after the sixth form to skills and knowledge of tools when it came take up an apprenticeship as a motor- to ground improvements and mainte- bike mechanic in Alexandra, at Davidson nance. Honda. Jacob joined the scout movement at It was his dream job, and he was able to a young age, and it was not long before indulge his passion for motocross, while Paul was attending as a parent help. Scout also spending time on weekends playing leaders remember him asking plenty of rugby for the local club. questions, and wanting to know how the He joined the town’s Roundtable group, organisation encouraged and supported beginning what was to become a dedica- youth. tion to a wide range of organisations and He soon became a cub leader and then a community groups throughout his life. scout leader, assisting at many zone events Nicknamed Skinny, he revelled in the such as camps and hikes, and attending social side of playing rugby, and it was jamborees, revelling in helping out the through a friend in these circles that he kids and joining in on group activities, met wife Andrena at the age of 23. with his favourites being motorbike riding, lowing breaking his ankle in an accident, bike riding to include mountain biking, The couple moved to Ashburton, where abseiling and scuba diving. but it just meant he got into road biking and he joined the Mid Canterbury Moun- Paul established a mowers and chainsaws Paul was considered the computer instead, and he had a constant companion tain Bike Club where he quickly became servicing business with his father Da- guru in many of the organisations he in Jacob who was an enthusiastic convert. an avid member. vid in 1997. The father and son pair had was involved with, and was able to use The pair joined Motorcycling Canter- He helped out on many a working bee been looking for an opportunity to work his strengths in this area to help in the bury Incorporated, competing in races and with organising events, once again together as David retired from agricultural planning of activities and social media throughout the region. Paul holds the lap using his computer skills to get the word contracting and Paul wanted to move into communication. record for development senior at Ruapu- out on social media. his own business. Mid Canterbury proved to be the perfect na, his time around the track being one Paul is remembered by fellow mountain Skinner’s Mowers was founded, operat- base to pursue his passion in dirt bike rid- minute and 52.802 seconds, which he bikers as having made a huge contribu- ing on Moore Street, as the pair developed ing, which he did both competitively and achieved in 2016. tion to the club, spending countless hours it from the business of Wilson’s Mowers recreationally. Paul’s racing number was 11, and follow- guiding, teaching, fixing bikes and under- they had bought. He made this an activity the family ing his death the club decided it should taking maintenance on the club’s tracks. Paul and Andrena returned to Alexandra could enjoy together, and they would go forever be held in his honour. Paul is a former winner of the Wana- to have their wedding in 2000, wanting to away in their campervan to surrounding The number is still highly visible on the ka to Arrowtown Motatapu Marathon marry in the town where they met, and to hill country and other sites. track at each event, with Paul’s former e-Bike event, while other favourite events be surrounded by their wide circle of old The campervan was used for holidaying long-time friends and fellow riders having included the annual Mt Somers Mountain friends. Son Jacob arrived the following as well, and the Skinner trio would meet had it printed on the sides of their bikes. Challenge, and the McDonald’s Ashburton year. up with extended family to enjoy the great The members revealed this for the first 6 Hour Mountain Bike Race. In coming years the development of outdoors at various locations from the time at a tribute ride earlier this month at Once again, he would not only be Lake Hood took off, and Paul and David Catlins to the top of the South Island. Ruapuna, where Jacob rode his dad’s bike. competing, but helping out, and at the decided to add boats to their staple of Paul hung up his motocross boots fol- In more recent years Paul extended his latter event last year members remember Today’s construction is tomorrow’s legacy  Housing If a home of excellent design and exceptional quality of workmanship is important to you,  Commercial then look no further than Des Millar Construction. 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him being busy with repairs and Paul’s sense of humour ensured service on their bikes. he would not only take photos, Paul was also an accomplished but pop up in them himself from photographer, not only using his time to time as he photobombed skills to record events and hap- other’s efforts. He was also a dab penings in the many groups he hand at Photoshop, and he made was involved with over the years, his family laugh when he made a but also in a creative capacity. second copy of that photo hang- Some of his works are displayed ing in the hall of him racing with in the 2009 and 2010 editions the mountain backdrop, putting of The Lightbox Collection, an himself as every rider in the race. annually published book of pho- Paul died suddenly earlier this tos submitted from around the month, aged 47. He is survived by world. Among images is two lions wife Andrena and son Jacob, 17. at Orana Park, for which Paul won - Susan Sandys an award.

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■■MEXICO Students still missing

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That weekend began like so many others in the southern Mexico town: The main square hosted a political rally, and there was a soccer match near- by. Students from a rural teacher-training college were trying to secure buses for a trip to J-Low at Super Bowl Mexico City. But what happened on that Jennifer Lopez and Shakira are going to Friday, September 26, 2014, bring the heat to the 2020 Pepsi Super has become a symbol of the Bowl Halftime Show. NFL, Pepsi and Roc violence, impunity and broken Nation announced that the superstar rule of law that plagues Mexi- performers, who have released music co. in Spanish and English since the 1990s, By the end of the night, six will perform on February 2 at Hard Rock people were dead, and 43 of Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. Lopez the students, last spotted be- and Shakira both posted a photo of them ing forced into police trucks, standing side by side on social media to had vanished. announce the news. “Going to see the Five years later, their where- world on fire,” Lopez wrote. “It doesn’t abouts is still unknown, their get any bigger than this! So excited cases unsolved. about getting on that #SuperBowlLIV They are now among the #PepsiHalftime stage!” Shakira wrote. more than 40,000 other people in Mexico who are registered as disappeared, many in the country’s drug war. This much is known: In one Pictures of the 43 missing students line a makeshift camp in downtown Mexico City. violent and chaotic night, local police officers, working with a criminal gang and the mayor, A federal judge also recent- their parents trek nearly 320km College in the town of Ayotzi- stopped and shot at the buses ly dismissed charges against each way to Mexico City, hav- napa, was three hours away. carrying the teacher-training 77 individuals implicated in ing found purpose in a ritual of But after trying to call him students. the crime, arguing that wide- protest. and getting no answer, she Later, they fired at others spread torture was used to “As someone who carries raced there Monday, taking also on their way out of town – force confessions. the burden of losing a son, you two vans and a taxi, to find out taxis and the soccer team’s bus “This is a chance to show try and fight in the hopes that what happened. – though they were not con- that such an investigation the others are found alive and The search for answers nected to the students. must be legally conducted well,” said Inés Gallardo, 40, would so consume her that she There is still no information from top to bottom,” said whose son was one of three didn’t return home for three about what exactly happened, Ángela Buitrago, a Colombi- students killed that night. years. why, who was involved or even an lawyer and member of the On its fifth anniversary, the After Benjamín disappeared, where the students are. group of international experts Times spoke with those direct- she learned to speak Spanish. Model wins rape case The country’s president, An- originally invited to investigate ly affected by the events of that It was the only way to com- drés Manuel López Obrador, the case, and an adviser to the night. municate with officials and A model and aspiring singer who who took office in December, new inquiry. Three days passed before lawyers or to publicise the alleged in a lawsuit that she was raped promised he would do better “That is what makes a state Cristina Bautista Salvador case, which she has done in and sexually and emotionally abused than his predecessor. legitimate.” knew her son, Benjamín, was Colombia, Argentina, the Unit- by Grammy-winning music producer To find out what happened The events of that night – missing. ed States and Brazil. Detail has been awarded $15 million. A in the town of Iguala that day, and the government’s failure In the tiny mountain village Today the turnout in the Los Angeles Superior Court judge made he created a special commis- so far to uncover basic facts where she lived, there is no marches has dwindled. the ruling for Kristina Buch against Noel sion, named a special prose- about what happened to the cellphone service, and many “Whether there be many or Fisher, known professionally as Detail. cutor and, more recently, an- missing students from the speak the local language, few, nationally or internation- He won a Grammy for co-writing the nounced a new inquiry after Raúl Isidro Burgos Teachers’ Náhuatl. Very few residents ally, we’ll keep pushing until Beyonce and Jay-Z hit Drunk in Love and the courts ordered the first, College – have changed the speak Spanish. we find out what happened,” has also produced hits for Lil Wayne, heavily criticised investigation lives of those it touched. 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OUR VIEW Departing councillors leave yawning gap

lection time is always a time 15-month break, and he’s been himself off-side with at least some The third departer, Russell Ellis, of new beginnings and new one of those councillors who’s fellow councillors – again. is going reluctantly. His ballot pa- Eopportunities. more than made a mark. But he’s never backed down, per contained an error unnoticed It’s a time when we have a He’s variously been described as never been prepared to compro- until after nominations closed. chance to vote for new faces tenacious, a man of principles, a mise and never simply gone with That meant he was ineligible to around a council table and a time Sue Newman wild child, a loan wolf, but above the flow because it’s easier. stand. And that’s a disaster in any- where we can reconfirm the value SENIOR REPORTER all he’s been a councillor who has The new crop of councillors one’s terms. of those already there, acknowl- been singularly unafraid. could take some lessons out of his He’d become one of the wise edging the good service they’ve If he disagrees with something book. heads, the well read, the well rea- given and rewarding them with a tire; the third, through a ballot that’s going on he’ll say so, if the And then there’s Alasdair Ur- soned and the voice of common- chance to do the same again for paper misadventure, has had his council’s voting for something he quhart. sense. another three years if they’ve per- chances of furthering his career doesn’t agree with, he’ll vote no. He’s been the quiet councillor, When the new council is sworn formed to expectations. prematurely ended. And he’s never minced words. the man who has looked and lis- in, if things had played out differ- But it’s also a time for a few re- But, however, and why ever Yes, he’s probably been a pain tened. ently, he’d be the one those new grets, when we farewell council- those three are standing down, in the butt to many of his peers, He might not have been the councillors would be looking to lors who, for a variety of reasons, each deserves some kudos for a a man to dread for many coun- most vocal person around the for advice. have chosen to end their local job well done. cil staff, but he epitomises what council table, but he’s a councillor He could also have been the body career. And so it was in Ash- In different ways Peter Reve- a good councillor should be – who always came well prepared, man destined for higher things. burton on Thursday. ley, Russell Ellis and Alasdair Ur- someone who’s prepared to stand well read and if he had an issue to And if the new council has more This election, three sitting coun- quhart have served their commu- up and be counted. raise, he could always back it up new than old faces, Ellis’ loss will cillors have just signed off, made nity well. Odds-on over the years, Rev- with facts. be even more strongly felt, but their valedictory speeches and Reveley has been one of the eley has headed home after a Urquhart’s quiet presence and let’s hope he’ll come back next been farewelled by their peers. council’s stayers. He’s been meeting or two wishing he’d kept deep knowledge of issues will election and toss his hat back in Two of those have opted to re- on council since 2004, with a his mouth shut, knowing he’s got leave a gap. the ring.

country, including Israel, parts of Europe and US military bases in TODAY IN the Mideast. HISTORY Five years ago: In an interview that aired on CBS’ 60 Minutes, President Barack Today is Saturday, September Obama acknowledged that 28, the 271st day of 2019. US intelligence agencies had There are 94 days left in the underestimated the threat from year. Islamic State militants and overestimated the ability and will Today’s highlight in history: of Iraq’s army to fight. On September 28, 1920, eight One year ago: Facebook reported members of the Chicago White a major security breach in which Sox were indicted for allegedly 50 million user accounts were throwing the 1919 World Series accessed by unknown attackers; against the Cincinnati Reds. the attackers had stolen digital (All were acquitted at trial, but keys the company used to keep all eight were banned from the users logged in. An earthquake game for life.) and tsunami struck the On this date: Indonesian island of Sulawesi, In 1542, Portuguese navigator Juan leaving more than 4400 people Rodriguez Cabrillo arrived at dead. present-day San Diego. Today’s birthdays: Actress In 1781, American forces in the Brigitte Bardot is 85. Actor Revolutionary War, backed Joel Higgins is 76. Singer Helen by a French fleet, began their Shapiro is 73. Rock musician successful siege of Yorktown, Va. George Lynch is 65. Zydeco In 1787, the Congress of the singer-musician C.J. Chenier is Confederation voted to send 62. Actor Steve Hytner is 60. the just-completed Constitution Actress-comedian Janeane of the United States to state Garofalo is 55. Country singer legislatures for their approval. Matt King is 53. Actress Mira In 1892, the first night-time football Sorvino is 52. Actress-model game took place in Mansfield, Carre Otis is 51. Actress Naomi Pennsylvania, as teams from Watts is 51. Country singer Karen Mansfield State Normal and that had not yet begun. This penicillin, the first effective Stadium. Fairchild (Little Big Town) is 50. Wyoming Seminary played under would underline New Zealand’s antibiotic. In 1989, deposed Philippine Singer/songwriter A. J. Croce electric lights to a scoreless tie. loyalty to the British Empire. In 1962, a federal appeals court President Ferdinand E. Marcos is 48. Rapper Young Jeezy is In 1899, New Zealand answered the The premier exploited a wave of found Mississippi Gov. Ross died in exile in Hawaii at age 72. 42. Actor Peter Cambor is 41. empire’s call to arms. Premier public patriotism to enhance his Barnett in civil contempt for In 1995, Israeli Prime Minister Actress Jerrika Hinton is 38. Richard ‘King Dick’ Seddon personal popularity. His eldest blocking the admission of James Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Pop-rock singer St Vincent is asked Parliament to approve an son, R. J. S. Seddon, served Meredith, a black student, to the Yasser Arafat signed an accord at 37. Comedian/actress Phoebe offer to the British government in two of the New Zealand University of Mississippi. (Federal the White House ending Israel’s Robinson is 35. Rock musician of a contingent of mounted contingents. marshals escorted Meredith on to military occupation of West Bank Daniel Platzman (Imagine riflemen to serve in South In 1924, three US Army planes the campus two days later.) cities and laying the foundation Dragons) is 33. Actress Hilary Africa. Amid emotional scenes, landed in Seattle, having In 1976, Muhammad Ali kept his for a Palestinian state. Duff is 32. the members overwhelmingly completed the first round-the- world heavyweight boxing Ten years ago: Iran tested its Thought for today: “A great endorsed the motion. Seddon world trip by air in 175 days. championship with a close longest-range missiles and truth is a truth whose opposite was an enthusiast for New In 1928, Scottish medical researcher 15-round decision over Ken warned they could reach any is also a truth.” – Thomas Mann, Zealand’s participation in a war Alexander Fleming discovered Norton at New York’s Yankee place that threatened the German writer (1875-1955). – AP 3D Virtual Reality Competition WIN $2000 with a click of a mouse...simple! Enter at www.realestatenewzealand.net.nz & click on the logo T & Cs apply Drawn 30/09/19 Opinion

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OILERS FANCY FINALS BERTH By Erin Tasker leaving two and three to battle it Taufa Kinikini and his Chertsey Oilers team-mates are eyeing up the finals of the Duncan McGre- [email protected] out in a semi-final for the other gor Memorial Cup. PHOTO ERIN TASKER 210919-ET-0029 By the end of today the Chertsey spot. Oilers could well find find them- As it stands, the Country Cow- on two competition points, they mined to do good for the club and Last week, the Oilers never re- selves going straight through to boys are top of the table on four should go through thanks to their have the right attitude, and that’s ally looked troubled on their way the Aoraki rugby league competi- points with two wins from two, superior points difference. shining through on the field, and to picking up their first ever win tion final. and while the Oilers are also two The Outlaws were well beat- on the points table. over the Barbarians, and their cel- But to do that, they’ll need to from two, they’re two points been in Rakaia last weekend by the “We’ve only had about six train- ebrations after the final whistle il- beat the competition’s form team hind on the board after being Cowboys, and Barbarians coach ings all up together and we have lustrated just how big a deal it was – the Country Cowboys – in Tima- docked two points for using an Steve Gamble knows his team can come a long way in six trainings,” to them. ru this afternoon by a big enough out-of-zone player in round one beat them. Browne said. But Browne knows that if margin to ensure that they have against the Timaru Outlaws. They’re improving week after “Imagine if we had training all they’re to hand the Cowboys their a superior points differential, be- That means the Oilers and Out- week, they just need to gel togeth- year and actually put a team into first defeat of the season in Tima- cause if they do win, it will bring laws both have two competition er more as a team. the Christchurch competition, we ru today, they’ll need to freshen them even on competition points. points, but the Oilers are well For the Oilers, this season has would actually be a devastating things up a bit. In fact, heading into today’s fi- ahead on points difference. been their best so far. force. Today’s games will see the nal round matches of the Duncan That points difference is also on They were only formed three “The atmosphere and the cul- Temuka-based Cowboys play the McGregor Memorial Cup compe- the side of the Barbarians. years ago, and their win in round ture in the team ... we are broth- Oilers at 1pm at Ashbury Park, tition, everyone still has a shot of They’re down the bottom of one over the Outlaws was their ers. and Timaru’s Outlaws play the making the finals. the table without a win, just like first win ever. “We play as brothers, family, Barbarians at 2.30pm, with kids’ The top team at the end of to- the Outlaws, but if they can beat Chertsey Oilers coach Reuben they don’t let each other down grades kick-starting the day from day will go straight to the final, the Outlaws today and join them Browne said his players are deter- and that’s the way we play.” 10.30am. Sport

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■■OPINION High tackles take centre stage

By Phil Gifford disingenuous. some rugby fans, if he made one This is someone who trains for remark in a season that offended ne-sided games at the and plays rugby for a living. The them, that was enough to con- Rugby World Cup that judiciary reported, in a weirdly demn him forever. only sadists and mas- punctuated statement, that “the Stevenson is an exuberant ochists could love are player conceded that he had no commentator, which is fine, but Oa reminder that rugby in the last effective knowledge of World Rug- if Donald was as lively there’s a 50 years has managed to bring by’s ‘Decision making framework chance listening to them would just two new teams, Italy and for high tackles’; had not been be more exhausting then inform- Argentina, into the big league of trained on it; (and) was across ative. But 2011 World Cup hero five northern and three southern it because the tackles he makes Donald stays as cool in the com- hemisphere sides, and the Pumas are predominantly in the waist to mentary box as he did at Eden and Italy still often look like knees area (to the Panel this was Park when he kicked the winning rookies. of some general concern…)”. goal against France. So bravo to Uruguay for beating The red cards and bans will Laconic to the bone, Donald what seemed a casual, over-confi- continue to flow if more players also has the ability to distil his dent Fijian side, 30-27, but it was are as genuinely clueless as we’re analysis to a few well chosen still the length of Route 66 away expected to believe Hodge is. sentences. from an upset on the scale of the Which also brings us to the He presents as the sort of like- Japanese victory over South Africa second fairground attraction at able, low key, well-informed guy at the last Cup. the Cup, refereeing. you’d enjoy sitting next to a footy With centre stage providing lit- You’d expect World Rugby to game. I can’t think of a better skill tle substance, there was plenty of bag their own referees at about set for a comments man. time to pay attention to sideshow the same time an Oscar winner Meanwhile, down at the candy alley, and there was a lot to see says, “I’m not going to cry and floss end of the show there’s been there. thank the director, the producer, the traditional bleating about Let’s start with high tackling. my agent, my acting coach, the the haka, this time from an Irish The fact is the philosophy of cast, the crew, my yoga instruc- writer. defensive work has changed. tor, my family, my therapist, my He used the template we’ve In the misty dream-time of vegan dietician, the trainer of my heard for more than a decade, amateur test rugby, coaches only support llama, and God, because ever since the All Blacks stopped applauded tackles that saw the actually I’m just a pretty face who their awful Ngati Pakeha version, tackler’s head behind the knees of parrots lines someone else writes and, from 1987, driven by Buck his opponent, the shoulder driv- for me”. Shelford, started to put heart and ing into the legs, and the runner But World Rugby did, in effect, discipline into the challenge. with the ball hitting the ground. eat their own young, criticising Comment on the piece doesn’t High tackles were a rarity, and the referees they had hand-picked deserve more than a paragraph, generally frowned on. themselves. so I’ll say no more. But as All Black flanker Sam Sadly though it seemed the Footnote: During the week, Si- Cane, a man with impeccable, le- refs were being specifically Sam Cane has an impeccable tackling technique. mon Barnett and I talked to Josh gal, tackling technique, explained reproached for what is one of the Kronfeld, and looked back on to me last year, “what we want greatest blights on the game, the It’s a little disconcerting that On a happier note, the Yin and the 1995 World Cup when Jonah to do is ... if I’m making a side on offside line at breakdowns. the statement by World Rugby Yang commentary team of Scotty Lomu exploded onto the world tackle on you, you’re going to get Yes, it’s forever a worry that, es- after the first round of games was Stevenson and Stephen Donald stage. Kronfeld summed up what to the gain line. But I can be fron- pecially in the wake of the Reece couched in terms only a grey suit- has been excellent. it was like playing as an openside tal, and stop you where I hit you, citing, a crucial player could be ed, red tape loving, civil service They’re operating in a field flanker, running lines to back up or push you back, that’s ideal. lost in a tight game because a ref- geek could love. “There have been where almost every viewer is a Lomu on the wing. “Then, if two of us are trying to eree wants to please his masters. initial challenges with the use of self appointed expert. “The great thing about Jonah,” tackle you the idea is that one will However, for the sake of a team technology and communication In the days when Keith Quinn he said, “was that I had an idea go low, and the other one will go that wants to win by using their and team communication, which was the king of the callers I could where he was going to go, and high. backline (read, the All Blacks), have impacted decision-making,” guarantee that if I asked for ques- that was usually straight through “If I make a good chop (low) allowing defensive lines to creep was how World Rugby phrased it. tions at a rugby club, the first or the guy he was up against. tackle on you, that allows my further and further forward as a But the head of referees at the second would be along the lines “The great thing about Jonah mate to drive you back from the match wears on is not only out- Cup, Alain Rolland, despite his of “what do you think of Keith was that we all knew about his top, or get on the ball.” side the letter of the law, but spits French sounding name, is Irish, Quinn”? size and strength, but he also had So for part of Wallaby wing on the spirit of it too. so let’s devoutly hope he address- I’d ask what the questioner the ability to do a small man’s Reece Hodge’s defence against I’d put up with a spate of early es the refs in private in blunter thought of him. The replies were game, and with his speed and his dangerous tackle charge to be offside penalties for the sake terms. usually too scatological to repeat stepping, it makes for an awe- that, basically, he didn’t know the of daylight starting to appear “For God’s sake get them all on now in a family newspaper. some package. He was the easiest rules around high tackles, was at between the two teams when the bloody side,” would be a great Quinn was actually very, very of all the great outside backs I best naive, at worst stunningly ball is cleared. start. good, but I discovered that to played with to track and follow.” Sport

www.guardianonline.co.nz Saturday, September 28, 2019 Ashburton Guardian 19 ■■RUGBY Today’s Tough questions asked teams... Mid Canterbury’s starting line-up: By Erin Tasker 1. Tom Heywood [email protected] 2. Jackson Donlan Tough questions have been asked 3. Sorby Sorvea in the Mid Canterbury rugby 4. Eric Duff camp this week ahead of their 5. Matt Bentley Heartland Championship match 6. Tom Blyth against Thames Valley in Ashbur- 7. Hamish Mackenzie ton today. 8. Jon Dampney That’s because five rounds in, 9. Will Mackenzie Mid Canterbury have won just 10. Richard Catherwood one game and now face a pretty 11. Brian Matoramusha 12. Tyler Blackburn tough battle if they’re to make 13. Seta Koroitamana either the Meads Cup (top four) 14 Lima Savaiinaea or Lochore Cup (fifth to eighth) 15. Matt McAtamney finals. Reserves: 16. Adam Williamson, 17. It’s something that the side’s Matt Groom, 18. Kody Nordqvist, 19. coach Dale Palmer is acutely Tevita Ula, 20. Manasa Bari, 21. Cory aware of heading into today’s Sinclair, 22. Timoci Nabakeke game against the defending Thames Valley line-up: Meads Cup champions, but he 1. Lance McIntyre also knows that there’s plenty of 2. Kieran Ramage water to go under the bridge yet. 3. Sitiveni Tupou They may be second to last on 4. Sione To’a 5. Connor McVerry the table with three games left to 6. Laulea Mau play, and East Coast the only team 7. Fred Kei Fotofili below them, but they’re also only 8. Matty Axtens eight points off the top of the ta- 9. Ben Bonnar ble in a season where every team 10. Reece Boughton has been beaten at least once so 11. Kieran Lee far. 12. Sam McCahon Anything can happen from 13. Harry Lafituanai here on in, but Palmer and his 14. Jason Laurich crew know that if they’re to be 15. Regan Crosland there for the business end of the Reserves: 16. Glen McIntyre, 17. Sergio De La Feunte, 18. Keegan Lewis, 19. season, they need to make their Ryan Leopold, 20. Cole Berridge, 21. move now. Logan Mitchell, 22. Bobby Motuliki “If we can collect five points from each game we’re still in the hunt. Will Mackenzie will again start at half back today, while his brother Hamish Mackenzie gets his “We have seen glimpses of what first start this season at seven for Mid Canterbury. PHOTO GISBORNE HERALD HISTORY we can do and our real goal at the moment is to put that all together lost to Poverty Bay last weekend. Both of last week’s starting All season they’ve shown The latest chapter in the sporting history and play for each other and get Hamish Mackenzie returns wingers, Manasa Bari and Timo- between Mid Canterbury and Thames they’ve got the team capable of Valley will be written at the Ashburton the result,” Palmer said. from injury and comes into the ci Nabakeke, have moved to the getting the job done. A&P Showgrounds today. So Palmer is calling on his play- fold for the first time this season bench, with Lima Savaiinaea – “They’ve led a few teams at half The game will kick off at 2.30pm, with ers to wear the jersey with pride and he’ll get his first start at sev- who started from the bench last time, only to be behind at the fi- the curtain raiser – Mid Canterbury and to do it for themselves, their en, joining his brother Will Mac- week – joining Matoramusha as nal whistle. Under-18 v Canterbury Metro – set to kick team-mates, their fans and the kenzie at halfback. the side’s other winger. “I would like to think they will off at 1pm. players who have come before Last season’s leading try-scorer In the forwards, Rakaia’s Kody come out of the sheds as a team So what does history tell us? Here’s the them. for the Hammers, Brian Matora- Nordqvist comes onto the bench and that they will come out of stats on Mid Canterbury v Thames Valley. “Instead of talking about it, we musha, also gets his first start of to provide locking cover, while the sheds at half time and do the Played: 21 (between 1964-2017), Mid Canterbury wins: 9, Thames Valley wins: want to actually put it out on the the season, while Seta Koroita- Tevita Ula also moves to the same.” 9, Draws: 3. field,” Palmer said. mana moves from the forwards bench, with Tom Blyth set to wear Palmer said they’re now at the Last match: Mid Canterbury 25 Thames “It’s a tough road and it’s been to fill a space in the backline. the number six jersey Ula started point of the season where, while Valley 16 in Paeroa (September 2017). pretty tough on us all, but we He’ll start today’s match at cen- in last week. they still have a lot to lose, they Last Thames Valley win: Thames know the team is pretty good and tre, while Richard Catherwood Palmer said Mid Canterbury also have a lot to gain. Valley 20 Mid Canterbury 15 in Paeroa we are only eight points from the will start at first-five after loan need to be wary of Thames Val- “We are under no illusions, it’s a (September 2014). leaders.” player Corey McKay sprained his ley out wide today, because they big uphill battle,” Palmer said. Highest score Mid Canterbury: 49 in With a few players unavailable ankle in Gisborne last weekend, can attack from most places on “We just want the boys to play Ashburton (August 20018). Highest score Thames Valley: 35 in this week, Palmer and co-coach with second-five Tyler Blackburn the field. But so can a number of for the full 80 minutes with the Paeroa (August 2003). Jason Rickard have made a num- taking over the goal-kicking du- the players named in today’s Mid pride and determination that the Biggest differential: Mid Canterbury by ber of changes to the team that ties. Canterbury side. jersey deserves.” 34 (42-8) in Ashburton (1999). Sport

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■■RUGBY ■■SEVENS Finding the best in the South The return of

By Erin Tasker club sevens [email protected] Methven is getting ready to play host to Club sevens is officially set to make a some of the country’s best young rugby comeback to Mid Canterbury next month. talents. The Mid Canterbury Rugby Union put The Methven Domain is the venue for the feelers out a few weeks ago, to see if this year’s South Island Under-18 Girls’ there’d be enough interest to get a sevens Rugby Tournament, and it’s set to be a tournament up and running, and the re- huge three days of full-on action, starting sponse had been good. tomorrow. So on October 12, it’s all go. It’s the Among the teams eyeing up the title is same day that Mid Canterbury play Wair- a young Aoraki team, playing under the arapa Bush in Ashburton, in the final Hanan Shield banner, which features a few round of the Heartland Championship, players with local ties. so Mid Canterbury Rugby Union rugby Two players from the Ashburton College/ development officer Jason Ree said the Mount Hutt College combined girls’ team, sevens will be played in the morning. Aidan Elvines and Madison Trusler-Clark, It’s hoped the final could then be the are in the side, along with two Mayfield curtain-raiser to the Heartland game. girls who attend Craighead in Timaru, Ol- While numbers haven’t yet to be con- ivia Mackenzie and Nikita Clemens. firmed, teams that have confirmed The Aoraki side only won one game at they’ll be taking part are Southern Colts, last year’s tournament in Tai Tapu, against Methven, Hampstead, Celtic, Rakaia and Canterbury B, but the year before that they Mt Somers, who held their first training finished runners-up. Olivia Mackenzie from Mayfield is one of the local players in this year’s Hanan on Wednesday night as Mid Canterbury This year they’re set to take on Otago Shield girls’ rugby team. PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE 220919-HM-0290 was hit by a spring snow flurry. in round one, which gets under way at It’s hoped that the tournament might 10.30am tomorrow morning, and in round Canterbury head into the tournament as At some stage during the tournament, uncover a few sevens superstars that two – at 1.30pm tomorrow – they’ll take on the defending champions, and one of the a few special guests are expected to be on could represent Mid Canterbury at this Canterbury Development. key players in that side is actually a Mid the sideline. year’s national qualifying tournament in On day two they’ll start off against Canterbury girl – Jaidyn Busch. Black Ferns star Kendra Cocksedge was Timaru in December. Southland, before taking on Tasman in Busch, who is also a top shot in Ashburton last weekend helping the When the feelers were first put out the afternoon, and on Tuesday’s final day putter, comes from Hinds but attends Hanan Shield girls with some last minute about the club sevens, it was hoped it they’ll take on the traditionally tough Can- Christchurch Girls’ High School and she pointers, and she’s expected to be at the might generate a bit of interest in wom- terbury girls at 9.30am, with the top two played number eight in last year’s tourna- tournament with a couple of other Black en’s sevens too. And it had, with a wom- teams then set to square off in the final at ment, with her performances earning her a Ferns – Grace Brooker and Pip Love – to- en’s team set to take part in Canterbury midday. spot in the tournament team. morrow. Rugby’s Spring Sevens tournament.

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■■HOCKEY Players ready for rep action

By Erin Tasker [email protected] It may officially be the school holidays now, but there will be no rest over the next couple of weeks for Mid Canterbury’s top young hockey players. For them, the October school holidays are the peak of the representa- tive season, and the first team set to hit the turf will be the Mid Canter- bury under-15 girls. They’re off to Nelson for one of four national under-15 tournaments taking place around the country, which will run from Mon- day through until Saturday. Next week it’s the turn of the rest of the teams – Mid Canterbury’s under-13 A and B teams, with the A teams off to the national Collier Trophy (girls) and Hatch Cup (boys) tournaments, and the Bs off to the Festival of Hockey in Oamaru. Mid Canterbury has both a boys’ and a girls’ team off to Oamaru, and the boys will play from Fri- day through until Sunday, with the girls on the turf from Monday to Wednesday. For the A sides, the girls are off to Wellington for the Collier Trophy and the boys are off to Palmerston Getting ready to captain Mid Canterbury hockey sides these school holidays are (from left) Kylana Peaufi-Symonds, Jonty Ross, North for the Hatch Cup. Sacha Arnold, Brie Rudolph, Jessica Heaven and Hamish Peck. PHOTO ERIN TASKER 240919-ET-0014 NAVARA RX TRADIE PACK

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K Asano (a3) 1 12.34pm (NZT) TIGER TOWN TREASURE TROVE $30,000, R82 Benchmark Fillies and Mares, 1200m 9 3431x Harlem ‘N’ Co d (12) 57.5....S Weatherley (a) 11 33132 Ave Maria mb (12) 54...... R Myers 5 822P8 Sir Ritchie dm (15) 57...... C Johnson 990 $22,500, Rating 65 Benchmark*, 990m 1 11124 Miss Lizzie tdm (4) 62.5...... B Ansell (a4) 10 x5x18 Tonadillas m (5) 57.5...... R Myers 12 89821 Aigne m (9) 54...... C O’Beirne (a2) 6 14336 Penelope Cruise mbh (4) 56.5.H Schofer (a3) 1 37563 Technician m (3) 59.5...... C O’Beirne (a2) 2 196x1 Amastar dm (7) 60...... C Burdan (a3) 11 104x0 Roll The Dice d (8) 57...... D Bradley 13 05001 Speed Call m (14) 54...... L Hemi 7 x0037 Cornerstone mb (7) 56.5...... S McKay 2 3128x Desert Magic b (4) 59...... D Hirini (a1) 3 3570x Pasabahce dm (9) 60...... S Johnson (a4) 12 16548 Liquid Inspiration m (2) 55.5...... C Johnson 14 2674P Arite Guru m (3) 54...... R Smyth 8 10320 Mizzena m (6) 56...... D Hirini (a1) 3 3231x Mal Dee th (5) 59...... L Hemi 4 016x8 Secret Allure dm (13) 60...... H Schofer (a3) 13 2179x Bellissimo d (10) 55...... L Hemi 15 31706 Azabeat (2) 54...... S Collett 9 5x075 Hypatia (16) 55.5...... S Collett 4 1x Tavi Mac th (7) 59...... H Schofer (a3) 5 0424x Sweepstake d (3) 60...... T Taiaroa (a4) 5 2.57 HAROLD TUSON MEMORIAL GREYS $40,000, 16 80033 Eight Mile (5) 54 - 10 20197 Tipperary Mary mb (13) 55.5 Weatherley (a) 5 75370 Colorado Bay m (9) 58.5...... S Collett 6 1513x Tinkalicious tmh (1) 59...... R Myers OPEN HANDICAP, 1400m 17 10320 Mizzena m (1) 54 - 11 82694 Veracious m (9) 55.5...... C Burdan (a3) 6 138x8 Maison Roxanne b (6) 58...... J Riddell 7 31331 Burgundy Belle tdm (8) 58...... J Riddell 1 50x0x Von Tunzelman 60...... Scratched 7 4.05 ZED@GRANGEWILLIAM STUD 1800 $25,000, 12 x0x86 Raise The Phantom (2) 55...... L Hemi 7 1080x No Finer Pins (2) 58...... C Johnson 8 4855x La Bella Rosa td (2) 58...... L Hemi 2 03239 Battle Time dm (5) 56.5...... C Burdan (a3) Rating 72 Benchmark, 1800m 13 2721 Bubble Gum tmh (3) 54.5...... R Myers 8 x407x Amazing Banker h (11) 57..S Weatherley (a) 9 0522x Ruby Love tmh (12) 57.5.....S Weatherley (a) 3 112x4 Lilly Thunder dm (3) 54...... R Smyth 1 43355 High Quality m (2) 60.5...... C O’Beirne (a2) 14 02788 Em Kay Pops m (11) 54...... M Hudson (a3) 9 1 Good Luck Charm (8) 56.5...... R Myers 10 x414x Sugar Rush td (11) 57.5...... Z Moki (a2) 4 51421 Polly Grey m (7) 54...... C Johnson 2 12127 Nitro Ted tm (12) 60.5...... H Schofer (a3) 15 07482 Lovetokeephim m (12) 60 - 10 0x19x Simogramor (1) 56.5...... S Johnson (a4) 11 x1237 London Express tdmbh (5) 56.5.K Asano (a3) 5 44176 Yin Dragon tdm (4) 54...... R Hannam 3 7847x Hank Moody (1) 59...... S Weatherley (a) 16 42112 Floral Art m (8) 58 - 11 698x1 Uniquebotique tm (10) 56.5....C Burdan (a3) 12 31342 Torre Del Greco 56.5...... Scratched 6 39613 Tellyawhat tmbh (6) 54...... H Schofer (a3) 4 22876 Whatsup m (11) 58.5...... H Andrew (a1) Blinkers on: Amazing Banker (R1), Secret Squirrel (R4) Blink- 2 1.09pm TARANAKI PINE 1300 $22,500, Rating 65 13 1526x Lady Kartel d (14) 56...... H Andrew (a1) 7 74453 Platinum Volos m (1) 54...... K Asano (a3) 5 08504 The Poormanzabeel m (4) 58...... J Riddell ers off: London Express (R3), Collinstreet (R4), Hurry Cane Benchmark*, 1300m 14 x2522 Mars Bars tdh (10) 55.5...... S Collett 8 40x1 Run Like Boo tdm (2) 54.....S Weatherley (a) 6 x4969 Call Doubt tdmh (3) 57.5...... L Hemi (R6) Winkers on: Hurry Cane (R6) 1 09592 Gobuyit tmh (10) 59.5...... H Andrew (a1) 15 55x2x Blanco Belle dmbh (6) 54..... C O’Beirne (a2) 6 3.31pm NZB AIRFREIGHT ROAD TO THE JERICHO 7 0x708 Zac Brown m (8) 56.5...... R Myers SELECTIONS 2 82254 Manhattan Flame tm (5) 58.5...... D Bradley 16 16548 Liquid Inspiration 54...... Scratched $30,000, Rating82&JMPS Benchmark, 3210m 8 15214 Beckidboo tmh (9) 56...... K Asano (a3) Race 1: Tavi Mac, Maison Roxanne, No Finer Pins, Technician 3 122 Akerra mbh (6) 58...... H Schofer (a3) 4 2.20pm SEATON PARK 1400 $25,000, Rating 72 1 21421 Zentangle m (13) 63.5...... K Asano (a3) 9 x1510 Dezella mh (10) 55.5...... R Hannam Race 2: Akerra, Goodnight Irene, Ricky Baker, Gobuyit 4 57x70 Ricky Baker (9) 58...... S Weatherley (a) Benchmark, 1400m 2 81x78 Call Me Royal m (7) 61.5...... H Schofer (a3) 10 31765 Da Jin Shan mb (7) 55...... S Collett Race 3: London Express, Secret Allure, Mars Bars, Blanco Belle 5 8x60x Kotahi m (8) 57.5...... R Hannam 1 27213 Secret Squirrel tdh (6) 61.5.....C Burdan (a3) 3 737L1 Bee Tee Junior m (16) 61...... J Riddell 11 42112 Floral Art m (6) 54.5...... C Johnson Race 4: Secret Squirrel, Tonadillas, Rock Island Line 6 x4235 Nothinglefttolose (2) 57...... K Asano (a3) 2 6211x Collinstreet tmh (1) 61...... H Schofer (a3) 4 17241 Look Out 57.5...... Scratched 12 08709 Madam Makfi (5) 54...... B Ansell (a4) Race 5: Lilly Thunder, Battle Time, Tellyawhat, Platinum Volos 7 0x55x Game Of Love (1) 56.5...... S Collett 3 x023x Tavigarde (7) 60...... C O’Beirne (a2) 5 22212 Hurry Cane m (8) 54...... S McKay 8 4.40 EPSOM & ASCOT WITH WHEELS & GEORGE Race 6: Ave Maria, Bee Tee Junior, Hurry Cane, Zentangle 8 78133 Goodnight Irene tm (7) 56.5.C O’Beirne (a2) 4 19026 Rock Island Line tdm (11) 59.5.K Asano (a3) 6 45362 Grinner mh (10) 54...... D Bradley 2000 $22,500, Rating 65 Benchmark*, 2000m Race 7: Beckidboo, High Quality, Floral Art, Whatsup, Nitro Ted 9 748x0 Before Dawn d (3) 55.5...... D Hirini (a1) 5 14801 Red Forest tdm (9) 59...... H Andrew (a1) 7 37713 Magnanimous Man m (11) 54.C Burdan (a3) 1 22231 Junior m (10) 58.5...... J Riddell Race 8: Penelope Cruise, Magic Ivan, Junior, Keep It Savvy Auckland gallops M2 Today at Ellerslie Raceway Auckland RC Venue: Ellerslie Meeting Date: 28 Sep 2019 NZ 1 2508x Tiptronic (1) 60...... M Coleman 5 3.14pm OTAKIRI RESERVE 1200 $25,000, Rating 72 9 01466 Escapologist m (8) 55...... C Grylls 8 75885 Playboy Prince tdm (14) 57.5...... D Mansour Meeting number: 2 Doubles: 1 and 2; 3 and 4; 5 and 6; 7 and 2 2480x Ronchi tdm (3) 57.5...... M Hashizume (a3) Benchmark, 1200m 10 10240 Friday Woolfe tmb (6) 54...... D Danis (a2) 9 99345 Pushka dm (8) 57.5...... R Scott (a3) 8 Trebles: 2, 3 and 4; 6, 7 and 8 3 3511x Midnight Runner tdm (6) 57...... D Johnson 1 02223 Justacanta dm (6) 59...... E Leighton (a4) 11 90079 Smedley 54...... Scratched 10 6321x Dance Card (1) 57...... L Innes 1 12.51pm BARFOOT & THOMPSON 2200 $35,000, 4 068x0 Livin’ On A Prayer td (2) 54...... R Kozaki 2 3264x Rocket Fuel m (13) 58...... T Thornton 7 4.24pm BARFOOT & THOMPSON 1600 $30,000, 11 321 My Superior Girl dm (11) 57...... A Calder 5 66113 Lupelani tdm (7) 54...... R Scott (a3) 12 15330 Stilton (12) 57...... L Satherley OPN HCP, 2200m 3 306x5 Bit Lippy d (5) 58...... V Colgan Rating 82 Benchmark, 1600m 6 13545 Inca Warrior dm (4) 54...... M Cameron 13 1304 Quizzy Lizzy mb (18) 56.5...... D Johnson 1 13x97 Zacada td (1) 60...... D Johnson 4 47315 Irish Mist tdm (1) 58...... D Danis (a2) 1 39205 Andoyas td (9) 59.5...... D Danis (a2) 7 27148 Time To Fly d (5) 54...... R Jones 14 66716 Victoria dm (10) 56...... C Grylls 2 76552 Pacorus tdm (2) 54...... D Danis (a2) 5 09128 Annie Okay tdm (11) 56.5...... D Mansour 2 45511 Poker Face d (3) 59.5...... T Thornton 15 5170x Morris Lass td (13) 55.5...... D Danis (a2) 3 70459 Youwantmore tdm (3) 54...... T Yanagida (a2) 4 2.39pm STELLA ARTOIS 1200 $10,000, MDN, 1200m 6 9x251 One Kotukustreet d (4) 56.5 Hashizume (a3) 3 41132 No Loitering tdm (8) 58.5...... E Leighton (a4) 16 93384 Moet Molly dm (4) 55...... E McCall (a3) 4 x9591 Blackmagicwoman tm (5) 54....E McCall (a3) 1 00735 Ego Fast (14) 58.5...... R Jones 4 23113 Obsessive dmb (6) 58.5...... T Harris 7 86801 So Much Mour dm (10) 56.5...... L Satherley 17 54668 Boogie Easy d (16) 54.5 - 5 4115x Dragon Storm (6) 54...... M Cameron 2 90x20 Manrico (16) 58.5...... M Hashizume (a3) 5 0x65x Richie McHorse td (11) 58.5 Hashizume (a3) 8 x1414 Boundtobehonored d (2) 56...... L Innes 18 07x96 Touch Of Silver tm (3) 55 - 6 31412 Mont Ventoux tm (4) 54...... C Dell 3 09x65 Sir Ralph (4) 58.5...... M Cameron 6 3112x Cossack Warrior tmb (4) 58...... D Mansour 9 1461x Molto Veloce td (12) 56...... D Johnson 19 3310x Gabriel (2) 60 - 7 05206 Windy Height dm (7) 54...... A Jones 4 0x James Dean (8) 58.5...... V Colgan 7 34118 Light Shadow td (1) 58...... A Calder 10 6918x Autumn Wild (3) 55.5...... T Yanagida (a2) Emergencies: Boogie Easy, Touch Of Silver, Gabriel 5 56x2 Lookseasy (5) 56.5...... T Yanagida (a2) 11 41157 Mumms Jewel d (9) 55.5...... M Cameron 8 58421 Tweedledee dm (12) 57...... T Yanagida (a2) 2 1.26pm BILL SATTLER MEMORIAL 1300 $25,000, 6 237 Pearl Davone (7) 56.5...... C Grylls 9 7330x Star Karen (5) 55.5...... L Innes Blinkers on: Elle Eye Are (R7) Blinkers off: Pearl Davone, 3YO SW+P, 1300m 12 596x7 Walkin’ By td (7) 55.5...... C Grylls Destination (R4) Winkers on: Blackrocksdetox, Tears Of 7 x872x Wondering (3) 56.5...... T Thornton 13 4390x Pullyoursocksup t (8) 55...... S Spratt 10 13682 Elle Eye Are tdm (7) 54...... C Grylls 1 23188 Elliot Power (6) 57.5...... A Calder 8 83 Little Stevie (11) 56.5...... R Scott (a3) 11 23431 Codecracker tm (2) 54...... M Coleman Jupiter (R2), Keep It Real, Waikikacancan (R4) Winkers off: 2 x1227 Flaunting mb (1) 56.5...... S Spratt 9 06406 Keep It Real (9) 56.5...... A Calder 6 3.49pm STELLA ARTOIS 2100 $25,000, Rating 72 12 3310x Gabriel (10) 54...... R Scott (a3) Wooden Edge (R6) 3 338x Blackrocksdetox (9) 56...... V Colgan 10 Eagle County (15) 56.5...... S Spratt Benchmark, 2100m 8 4.59pm AUCKLAND CO-OP TAXIS 1400 $22,500, SELECTIONS 4 7 Tyson (2) 56...... D Mansour 11 76 Jenny Kraig (2) 56.5...... A Jones 1 83152 Deejay Mac m (9) 59...... D Mansour Rating 65 Benchmark*, 1400m Race 1: Pacorus, Zacada, Blackmagicwoman, Youwantmore 5 x12x4 She’s A Lady m (7) 55.5...... M Cameron 12 Amusez Moi (6) 56...... M Coleman 2 36410 Deluxe Edition tm (3) 58.5...... R Scott (a3) 1 67979 Call Me Bob dm (17) 59...... J Waddell Race 2: She’s A Lady, Flaunting, Avadane, Blackrocksdetox 6 414x Avadane b (3) 55.5...... L Innes 13 56x Destination (1) 56...... D Mansour 3 10854 Wooden Edge m (10) 58.5... T Yanagida (a2) 2 0017 Bullnose m (5) 58.5...... R Jones Race 3: Lupelani, Livin’ On A Prayer, Ronchi, Tiptronic 7 18 London Bound mb (8) 55.5...... C Grylls 14 37x Early Morning Rise (12) 54...... D Johnson 4 21153 Maestro Blu mb (5) 58.....M Hashizume (a3) 3 7164x Church Road (19) 58.5 - Race 4: Early Morning Rise, Amusez Moi, Lookseasy, Wondering 8 3 Sorrentina (4) 54...... D Johnson 15 9x Waikikacancan (10) 56.5 - 5 222x0 Lucetta d (4) 56.5...... M Cameron 4 1792 Just Raj (6) 58.5...... S Spratt Race 5: Justacanta, Molto Veloce, So Much Mour, One Kotukustreet 9 94x Tears Of Jupiter (5) 54...... M Coleman 16 0x Fredefender (13) 58.5...... T Harris 6 21185 Flying Fantasia tm (7) 56...... S Spratt 5 84478 Mount Midoriyama dm (9) 58.5Yanagida (a2) Race 6: Maestro Blu, Wooden Edge, Lucetta, Flying Fantasia 3 2.01pm AUCKLAND CO-OP TAXIS 1200 $35,000, 17 7 Tyson 56...... Scratched 7 60514 Rodolfo m (2) 55.5...... T Thornton 6 9494x Secret Ambition (15) 58.5.M Hashizume (a3) Race 7: Codecracker, Obsessive, Tweedledee, Light Shadow OPEN HCP, 1200m Emergencies: Waikikacancan, Fredefender, Tyson 8 x9078 Ted Willdoit m (1) 55.5...... A Calder 7 7306x Red Sky At Night td (7) 58...... V Colgan Race 8: My Superior Girl, Dance Card, Stilton, Red Sky At Night

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B Orange down, Magic Galleon 5 2.37 CLASSIC FLOATS NZ HANDICAP PACE $9000, 8 112x2 Winterfell (3) 10M...... T Williams 15 570x4 We’ll Meet Again (1) 35M...... J Smith 3 00 Changeover Jo (3) fr 3 1.27 CAN’T KILL A WEED! HAPPY BIRTHDAY PETE r50-r80 spechcp, stand, 2810m 9 24842 Destiny Jones (4) 10M...... S Ottley 16 3310x Stylish Duke (U1) 35M...... M Williamson 4 50868 Chalberg (4) fr...... B Weaver PACE $7500, non-winners 3yo+, stand, 2170m 1 704x0 Canardly Remember (1) fr...... M Lewis (J) 10 62x33 Habibi Inta (5) 10M...... B Orange 10 5.36pm COUNTRY FEASTS MOBILE PACE $8500, 11 100x6 Monty Python (6) 10M...... M Williamson 5 254x2 Just Michael (5) fr...... L O’Reilly 1 Patronus Star (1) fr...... G Smith 2 180x1 Wild Excuse (2) fr...... J Dunn r49-r55., mobile, 2000m 6 Hells Shadow fr...... Scratched 2 x5433 Donegal Davy Boyd (2) fr...... B Butt 3 67075 Kardesler (1) 10M...... T Williams 8 4.22 ADVANCED JOINERY MOBILE PACE $8500, 1 43803 Royal Jester (1) fr 7 7 The Consultant (6) fr...... J Curtin 3 70800 I Can Remember (3) fr...... K Cameron 4 71577 Pocket Call (2) 10M...... L Dobbs r40-r48,r49 w/c., mobile, 2000m 2 89078 My Nikayla (2) fr 8 65480 Rafa Novak (7) fr...... G O’Reilly 4 0 Genelis (4) fr...... R Cameron 5 93170 He’s A Ladies Man (3) 10M...... R Heads (J) 1 02270 Snow Printz (1) fr...... B Hope (J) 3 234x8 Bush Man (3) fr...... J Dunn 9 0 My Man Rooster (8) fr...... S Payne (J) 5 Waihemo Hannah (5) fr...... S Thornley (J) 6 63784 Shadow Minister (4) 10M...... L O’Reilly 2 x4187 Refine (2) fr...... M Williamson 4 86x42 Essence Of Easton (4) fr...... R May 10 94879 The Diva (9) fr...... R May 6 00720 Supreme Lincoln (6) fr...... J Morrison (J) 7 4290x Bobby T (5) 10M...... R Cameron 3 4D198 Jamies Bad Boy (3) fr...... S Ottley 5 34600 Friend (5) fr...... B Hope (J) 11 Outrageous Native (10) fr...... K Cameron 7 608x0 Melody Pond (7) fr...... R Anderson 8 76135 Arocknatthepark (6) 10M...... G Smith 4 31857 Victor Tango (4) fr...... J Morrison (J) 6 704x0 Canardly Remember fr...... Scratched 12 089x8 Franco Hatton (11) fr...... T McMillan 8 3623 Invaluable (8) fr...... B Orange 9 94x01 Frankie Jones (1) 20M...... J Morrison (J) 5 392x0 Highland Reign (5) fr...... B Orange 7 13900 Leading The Way (6) fr...... J Morrison (J) 13 263 Prodigal Guinness (12) fr...... J Dunn 9 9080x Boilover (9) fr...... C D Thornley 10 x4778 Unico Legend (2) 20M...... R May 6 x4358 Caesar’s Quest (6) fr 8 x6730 Artfilly Crafted (7) fr...... S Ottley 14 778 Conquer Me (13) fr 10 95 Just A Smile (10) fr...... R May 11 x1729 Homebush Lad (3) 20M...... B Hope (J) 7 53769 Bettor Rock Again (7) fr...... J Young-Grant 9 39874 Rollova (8) fr...... C Jones (J) 15 840 Silent Rapture (14) fr...... C DeFilippi 11 76969 Miss Behavin (11) fr...... K Butt 12 78359 Linton Shard (4) 20M...... C D Thornley 8 309x8 Baker Creek (8) fr...... C McDowell 10 48150 Proactor (21) fr...... J Curtin 16 43550 Jacks Anne (15) fr...... R Holmes 12 068x0 President Pat (12) fr...... N Burton 13 81x84 The Tin Soldier (U1) 20M...... M Williamson 9 00790 Jetenara (9) fr...... G O’Reilly 11 59487 Bakari (22) fr...... G Smith 17 0600x Fusitua (16) fr...... G Ward 13 637x Shesheartandsole (13) fr...... T Chmiel 6 3.12 GAVELHOUSE.COM JUNIOR DRIVERS MO- 10 7780x Star Reactor (21) fr...... G Thornley (J) 12 387x7 Go Getta (23) fr...... J Young-Grant Emergencies: Changeover Jo, Franco Hatton, Conquer 14 380x0 Emma G (14) fr...... G Archer BILE PACE $8500, 4yo+ mares r40-r60. jun.d, 2000m 11 4708x Pay Me Swiss (22) fr...... C D Thornley 13 91P49 Sweeney Todd (24) fr...... B Zampese Me 15 6x0 Beau Major (15) fr...... R Holmes 1 89078 My Nikayla (1) fr...... S Thornley (J) 12 7527x Franco Sherborne (23) fr 14 84255 Jonty James (25) fr...... S Thornley (J) 2 12.55 JEAN ANDERSON MEMORIAL TROT $7500, 16 980x8 Darryl Kerrigan (U1) fr...... L O’Reilly 2 67x84 Betstars Blue Jean (2) fr...... J Morrison (J) 13 74785 Flyingmasterwilliams (24) fr...... L O’Reilly 15 x8338 Jimmy Cannon (26) fr...... J Keast non-winners 3yo+, stand, 2170m Emergencies: I Can Remember, President Pat 3 056x7 Senorita Margarita (3) fr...... K Tomlinson (J) 14 39720 Mordecai (25) fr...... K Tomlinson (J) 16 100x0 Phoenix Arizona (27) fr...... T Chmiel 1 50x85 Girlz N Boyz (1) fr...... L O’Reilly 4 2.02pm NOEL SPICER MEMORIAL MOBILE PACE 4 77554 Awesome Speed (4) fr...... S Smith (J) 15 349x0 Swap Over (26) fr...... J Dunn 2 77009 Pastrana (2) fr...... K Hadfield $7500, non-winners 4yo+., mobile, 2000m 5 900x3 With The Band (5) fr...... B Laughton (J) 16 40750 Melt Down (27) fr...... R May SELECTIONS 3 554 Silver Surfer (3) fr...... B Weaver 1 x4790 Duke (1) fr...... B Orange 6 83512 Amore Lancome (6) fr...... C Jones (J) Emergencies: Caesar’s Quest, Franco Sherborne Race 1: Prodigal Guinness, Just Michael, Adhika 4 x0x40 Tiptoe Trouble fr...... Scratched 2 Ticking Over (2) fr...... R Holmes 7 32821 Unico Enchantress (7) fr...... S Tomlinson (J) 9 5.02pm “WHAT THE HILL” FAST, FRESH & FERTILE Race 2: Silver Surfer, Flyin Mandy, The Artful Dodger 5 090x Summa Songbird (4) fr...... J Dunn 3 05302 Carita (3) fr...... J Morrison (J) 8 11x Nemera Franco (8) fr...... G Thornley (J) HCP TROT $8500, r40-r70 spechcp, stand, 2810m Race 3: Invaluable, Donegal Davy Boyd, Just A Smile 6 97x05 Flyin Mandy (5) fr...... G Chmiel 4 07x7 Motu Cullen (4) fr...... T Williams 9 18853 Sounds Lika Gem (9) fr...... L McKay (J) 1 02x93 Foreigner (1) fr...... G Hunt Race 4: Duke, Rockntommy Rulz, Carita, Stevie Lynn 7 03266 Awesome Impee (6) fr...... P Wakelin 5 x400x For Today (5) fr...... J Keast 10 9x071 Ghostwriter (21) fr...... M Lewis (J) 2 5x478 Rachmaninov (U1) fr...... T Grant Race 5: Homebush Lad, Arocknatthepark, He’s A Ladies Man 8 5x Aldebaran Belle (7) fr...... C DeFilippi 6 25x Glenledi Bandit (6) fr 11 310x7 Chromozone (22) fr...... J Alford (J) 3 x5345 Momentous (1) 10M...... S Ottley Race 6: Amore Lancome, My Nikayla, Donegal Mary Francis 9 437 Mono Gamble (8) fr...... T Williams 7 Rachel Alexandra (7) fr...... M Williamson 12 4x221 Donegal Mary Francis (23) fr... S O’Reilly (J) 4 00509 I’ldoitmyway (2) 10M...... T Quate Race 7: Winterfell, Habibi Inta, Valloria, Enghien 10 765 Sally Lindenny (9) fr...... G O’Reilly 8 5364x Rockntommy Rulz (8) fr...... B Hope (J) 13 1248x Vinnie Rulz (24) fr...... B Hope (J) 5 088x3 Ali Lindenny (3) 10M...... J Dunn Race 8: Highland Reign, Refine, Mordecai, Jamies Bad Boy 11 3 The Artful Dodger (10) fr...... M Williamson 9 9 Calypso Rock (9) fr...... R Houghton 7 3.47 MAJESTIC SON DG JONES MEMORIAL TROT- 6 4180x Mikemaro (4) 10M...... J Curtin Race 9: Beyond The Horizon, With Ice, Momentous 12 705 Eilish Hall (11) fr...... J Curtin 10 578x7 Fraud (21) fr...... R May TING CUP HCP $30,000, r80+ discrhcp, stand, 2810m 7 02710 Dr Cliff (5) 10M...... R Close Race 10: Bush Man, Essence Of Easton, Friend, Bakari Te Aroha gallops M6 Tomorrow at Te Aroha Raceway Racing Te Aroha Venue: Te Aroha Meeting Date: 29 Sep 2 54983 Ali Baba m (4) 68...... R Cole (3) 6 0x0x7 Canzac (5) 68...... I Fraser-Hayes (3) 3 53527 The Arabian Duke tm (6) 68...... G Walsh $10,000, MDN, 1600m 2019 NZ Meeting number: 6 Doubles: 2 and 3; 4 and 5; 6 3 20535 Blanco Bay (1) 68...... S Phelan 7 055x0 Mataro (10) 68...... B Thomas-Rantall (3) 4 87LP2 Kings Kite m (4) 68.Bradley Thomas-Rantall 1 227 Parisian (3) 68.5...... B Rogerson (am) and 7; 8 and 9 Trebles: 1, 2 and 3; 4, 5 and 6; 7, 8 and 9 4 36554 Donardo m (7) 68...... Shaun Fannin 8 44780 Alfred George h (8) 68...... S Phelan 5 02P13 Caballo Noir tdm (12) 68...... T Moki 2 420 Diogenes (9) 68.5...... D Parker (am) 1 12.35pm (NZT) KNOTTINGLY FARM MAIDEN STEE- 5 60756 Whopper’s m (8) 68..... B Thomas-Rantall (3) 9 63788 Banks Road (4) 68...... G Walsh 6 x13PP Doctor Hook (5) 68...... H McNeill 3 4484x Hey Happy (11) 68.5...... L Myers (am) PLECHASE $10,000, MDN STP, 3500m 6 42268 Bak Da Master m (5) 68...... M Roustoby (3) 10 6x000 The Anarchist (3) 68...... M Cropp 7 23510 Eion m (3) 68...... B Lammas 4 544 Abu Dhabi (2) 68.5...... J Grundy (am) 1 05642 Crackthegoodstuff m (6) 68...... R Cole (3) 7 80026 Battle Royal (3) 68...... E Nicholas (3) 11 6x000 The Fot 68...... Scratched 8 53P36 Henry Tudor tm (7) 68...... S Phelan 5 84505 Invigorate (8) 68.5...... M Northcott (am) 2 x5332 Little Macs (4) 68...... B Thomas-Rantall (3) 8 8Px36 Markwood (2) 68...... T Moki (2) 12 58530 Global Diamond (1) 66...... R Elliot 9 5413P Kokanee Gold tm (9) 68...... M Cropp 6 50496 Meant To Be h (13) 68.5...... B Harrison (am) 3 4P4L3 Big ‘N’ Rich (2) 68...... B Lammas 9 97x03 Te Waewae Bay (6) 68...... B Lammas 6 3.30pm MIKE FRASER-JONES 2200 $10,000, Rat- 10 75591 Pythagoras tdm (10) 68...... R Cole 7 77x Eagle Fifty (10) 68.5...... Sarah Fannin (am) 4 47374 Kangaroo (5) 68...... T Moki (2) 4 2.20 PAUL BIBBY MEMORIAL MARAMARUA HUNT ing 65 Benchmark*, 2200m 11 41661 Old Countess tm (2) 67...... M Roustoby 8 0x98x Go For Dough (7) 68.5...... J Fillmore (am) 5 76P33 She Said Yes (1) 68...... S Phelan HURDLE $30,000, OPN HDL SWP, 3100m 1 09072 Goodwill (11) 70...... B Rogerson (am) 12 B2143 Mandalay m (11) 66 - 9 Sir Zack (6) 68.5...... L Petersen (am) 6 85P66 Starbro (3) 68...... H McNeill (1) 1 13354 Just Got Home tdm (1) 68...... B Lammas 2 760x1 Carnaby m (8) 68.5...... Sarah Fannin (am) 4.44 MAKE-A-WISH NEW ZEALAND 1600 $10,000, 10 6x000 The Fot (5) 68.5...... F Lazet (am) 8 11 5 Ima Wonder (4) 66.5...... O Helagi (am) 2 x0871 He’s Dan tm (2) 68...... E Nicholas 3 48716 Zedcrest tdm (2) 68.5...... L Myers (am) Rating 65 Benchmark HWT*, 1600m 2 1.10 EPIC JOURNEYS MAIDEN HURDLE $10,000, 12 49859 Shahana h (12) 66.5...... S Wenn (am) 3 47553 Hesalljazz tdm (4) 68...... L Douglas 4 62242 In A Minute m (6) 68...... S MacNab (am) 1 57254 Tipical dm (2) 69.5...... A Kuru MDN HDL, 3100m 13 95 Zion Hill (1) 66.5...... C Isdale (am) 1 73L82 Jochen Rindt m (4) 68...... S Phelan 4 33314 Magic Cannon tm (5) 68...... R Cole 5 51774 Red John tdm (4) 68...... J Fillmore (am) 2 10246 Dalmar tm (4) 68...... Shaun Fannin (1) 14 0 Uellemaree (14) 66.5...... S MacNab (am) 2 52293 Country Bumpkin (5) 68.B Thomas-Rantall (3) 5 1011P Trisha Lea tdm (3) 67...... C Studd 6 0031 Barbara (9) 67...... D Parker (am) 3 35103 Handsome Blue m (10) 68Thomas-Rantall (3) 3 F64P5 Grandiscoccymelums (6) 68...... B Lammas 6 9P257 Flyingwithoutwings (6) 67...... S Phelan 7 41052 Keepella Heights tdmb (7) 67... S Wenn (am) 4 66x80 Humble Pie m (11) 68...... T Johnson SELECTIONS 4 54726 Each Way b (1) 68...... Shaun Fannin 7 1F2PP Senassy tdm (7) 66...... M Roustoby 8 53395 Ascomanni m (3) 67...... M Northcott (am) 5 0510x Mav (7) 68 - Race 1: Little Macs, Crackthegoodstuff, Starbro, Kangaroo Race 2: Jochen Rindt, Each Way, Grandiscoccymelums 5 98677 Freewheeler (7) 68...... G Walsh 5 2.55 CAPISTRANO LODGE MAIDEN 2200 $10,000, 9 85773 Princeville (5) 67 - 6 85330 Pierian Spring m (1) 68...... R Elliot 10 58043 Century Miss m (1) 66.5...... C Isdale (am) 7 42901 Seemax m (6) 67.5...... C Studd (2) Race 3: Donardo, Ali Baba, Bak Da Master, Markwood 6 20P69 Toorak Tower (8) 68...... H McNeill (1) MDN HWT, 2200m Race 4: Magic Cannon, Senassy, He’s Dan, Just Got Home 7 59008 Tycoon Zed (3) 68...... R Cole (3) 1 F3083 Gingee (7) 68...... E Nicholas (3) 11 06642 Piggy Malone (10) 66.5...... O Helagi (am) 8 4x051 In The Zone m (9) 67...... M Cropp Race 5: Captain Risky, Gingee, Kipling, Wholetthefoxout 8 55087 Wagner tm (9) 68...... E Nicholas (3) 2 06953 Captain Risky (11) 68...... Shaun Fannin (1) 7 4.05pm BAYLEYS WAIKATO HUNT CUP STEEPLE- 9 675x5 Bella Blue dm (5) 66.5...... S Phelan Race 6: Carnaby, In A Minute, Keepella Heights, Goodwill 9 83696 Liz’s Gift (2) 66...... M Roustoby (3) 3 30PF Izymydaad (9) 68...... H McNeill (3) CHASE $30,000, OPN STP SWP, 4200m 10 3100x Horsey Horse Horse m (3) 66.E Nicholas (3) Race 7: Old Countess, Raisafuasho, The Arabian Duke 3 1.45 WEE BISKIT MAIDEN HURDLE $10,000, 3100m 4 20405 Kipling (6) 68...... B Lammas 1 75115 Raisafuasho tdm (1) 69...... Shaun Fannin 11 90089 Hoyt Axton (8) 65...... C Dell Race 8: Tipical, Bella Blue, Seemax, Handsome Blue 1 9P257 Flyingwithoutwings 68...... Scratched 5 48804 Wholetthefoxout (2) 68...... R Cole (3) 2 14P65 Napoleon m (8) 69...... E Nicholas 9 5.18 GEOFF BRINDLEY MEMORIAL MAIDEN 1600 Race 9: Diogenes, Eagle Fifty, Hey Happy, Abu Dhabi Auckland dogs M9 Tomorrow at Manukau Stadium Auckland Greyhound Racing Club Venue: Manukau Stadium 3 22218 Opawa Big 30.91...... G Farrell 2 11624 Ashen 18.42...... B Bond 9 3.56pm DYNA VIKKERS STAKES C1, 527m 6 21133 Pinny Mack 29.90...... S Clark Meeting Date: 29 Sep 2019 NZ Meeting number: 9 Doubles: 2 4 53424 Ask King Jeff 30.94...... L Cole 3 72518 Bigtime Ziggy nwtd...... L Cole 1 325F6 Kai Nan 30.80...... G Farrell 7 51111 All About Space nwtd...... L Cole and 3; 4 and 5; 6 and 7; 8 and 9; 10 and 11; 12 and 13 Trebles: 5 26124 Dig Dig Dig 30.71...... S O’Neill 4 3832F Alex Attack 18.38 U &...... Cottam 2 11864 Jinja Babe 31.03...... E Potts 8 74161 Emgrand Park nwtd...... A Turnwald 1, 2 and 3; 4, 5 and 6; 7, 8 and 9; 11, 12 and 13 6 64813 Ti Amo 30.73...... B Craik 5 Box Vacant 3 64525 Elouera Mist 30.95...... P Ferguson Emergencies: 1 1.36pm (NZT) SPEEDMAPS @FORMPRO RATINGS 7 13254 Opawa Magic 30.66...... G Farrell 6 43112 Waiterimu Ripper 18.51 R &...... L Udy 4 78424 Opawa Pink 30.58 W &...... T Steele 9 61828 Bigtime Rocco nwtd...... L Cole SPRINT C0, 318m 8 57131 Thrilling Uma 30.79...... K Walsh 7 44826 Bigtime Leads nwtd...... L Cole 5 74443 Botany Esmay nwtd...... P Green 10 72244 Our Rick 30.64...... E Potts 1 66474 Coober Pedy nwtd R &...... N O’Regan 4 2.29pm $4,000 BONUS FIRST4 SPRINT C3, 318m 8 47571 Bigtime Kiss nwtd...... L Cole 6 87357 Happy Days nwtd...... P Green 12 4.54pm MT WELLINGTON TAB SPRINT C4, 318m 2 x7668 White Fire Opal nwtd R &...... N O’Regan 1 44528 Digger Ace nwtd U &...... Cottam 7 3.21pm NZ RACING SERIES OPEN SPRINT HEAT 7 43425 Little Apple 31.03 W &...... T Steele 1 35374 Nangar Panther 18.53...... G Farrell 3 23588 Pukekohe Smurf nwtd...... H Scott 2 7188x Kuridrani 18.71...... M Black 3 NZRSq, 318m 8 84222 Charlow nwtd R &...... N O’Regan 2 68348 Miss Claude 18.62 U &...... Cottam 4 64435 Smash Burton nwtd R &...... L Udy 3 72534 Stay Rich 18.55 M &...... J Smith 1 71116 Kiwi Boy 18.18 U &...... Cottam Emergencies: 3 68715 Pat Tama 18.70...... S Clark 5 4542 Carbon Tiger nwtd W &...... T Steele 4 17634 Paddy’s Passion 18.33...... T Green 2 78367 Mobility Scooter 18.65...... M Black 9 35474 Flying Dewy nwtd R &...... L Udy 4 15623 Nangar Dream 18.56...... G Farrell 6 3 Indi Shae nwtd...... S O’Neill 5 17181 Talkabout Izzy 18.78...... D Ray 3 18362 Oskitz 18.52...... S Codlin 10 24647 Pour It Up 31.15...... B Craik 5 84858 Blocker 18.52 R &...... N O’Regan 7 3322 Noise Maker nwtd...... P Green 6 22125 Express Emporium 18.72 W &...... T Steele 4 62872 Cheese And Chalk nwtd...... L Cole 10 4.13pm THRILLING BORIS STAKES C2/3, 527m 6 44122 Native Scout 18.68...... P Green 8 3 Sleek Mover nwtd...... S O’Neill 7 85625 Always Dreaming 18.58...... G Farrell 5 21161 Electric Dancer 18.48 W &...... T Steele 1 75223 Kiwi Gal 30.40 U &...... Cottam 7 61484 C’est L’Amour 18.67...... B Craik 9 64666 Riccitelli nwtd...... M Black 8 42318 Podium Phobia 18.89...... H Mullane 6 83665 Wedgwood Warrior 18.55 M &...... J Smith 2 27275 Our Hemi nwtd...... A Turnwald 8 47431 One Cool Chap 18.47 W &...... T Steele 10 576F6 Mrs. Presley nwtd...... S O’Neill 9 6x356 Wong Way 18.27 U &...... Cottam 7 18374 Bigtime Shine nwtd...... L Cole 3 71231 Amy Amy 30.47...... G Farrell 9 15855 Does He Exist 18.53...... R Roper 2 1.54pm LITTLE MOTHER STAKES C2, 527m 10 26884 Bigtime Lovie 18.92...... H Mullane 8 46378 Raging Demon 18.26 R &...... L Udy 4 51554 Bear Claws 30.81 W &...... T Steele 13 5.11pm JACK’S WHOLESALE MEATS SPRINT 1 61472 Prerogative nwtd U &...... Cottam 5 2.46pm NZ RACING SERIES OPEN SPRINT HEAT 8 3.39pm $15,000 GUARANTEED PICK6 SPRINT C2, 5 56434 Pam Arising 30.81...... S O’Neill C1, 318m 2 15365 Jinja Nice 31.08...... E Potts 1 NZRSq, 318m 318m 6 66176 El Narco 30.69...... P Green 1 52825 Unconscionable 18.61 R &...... L Udy 3 22328 Go All Lin nwtd...... S O’Neill 1 222F3 Thrilling Katie 18.40...... E Potts 1 31383 Thank You Next 18.63...... B Craik 7 31187 Crackling Gal 30.49 U &...... Cottam 2 53352 Yella Ella 18.58 R &...... L Udy 4 F7413 Little Moo 30.50 U &...... Cottam 2 45111 Suspicious Minds 18.51...... B Craik 2 87585 It’s A Stroll nwtd U &...... Cottam 8 43315 Go Angel 30.70...... G Farrell 3 7176 Just Nia 19.14...... M Black 5 62236 Jetsun Doll 30.78...... G Wilson 3 66786 Jinja Might 18.61 U &...... Cottam 3 61577 Platinum Tears 18.87...... R Roper 9 83456 Jetsun Singer 30.73...... G Wilson 4 261 Choo Choo 18.87...... G Farrell 6 63627 Looking Snatched 31.10...... B Craik 4 63287 Bigtime Sheer nwtd...... L Cole 4 48546 Jetsun Paint 18.53...... G Wilson 10 77655 Kapai Tahi 31.00 R &...... L Udy 5 54720 Mad Jack 18.98...... T Green 7 23116 Thrilling Roar 31.11...... K Walsh 5 77876 Luke Skywalker 19.07...... L A Hunt 5 45176 Smash Charger nwtd...... L A Hunt 11 4.35pm GROUP 1 WATERLOO CUP HEAT 4 C5, 6 67653 Rainy River nwtd...... S E Hunt 8 51722 Monsoon Malabar 30.93 U &...... Cottam 6 67353 Bigtime Pearl nwtd...... L Cole 6 87787 Kapai Lana 18.57 R &...... L Udy 527m 7 32377 Tamantha 19.04...... B Bond 9 x5178 Dyna Naya nwtd...... H Mullane 7 62715 Audrette 18.45...... S Codlin 7 76513 Karaoke Prince 18.70 R &...... N O’Regan 1 32616 Big Time Seth nwtd...... L Cole 8 68533 Extroverted 18.65...... S O’Neill 10 53344 Born Quick 30.87 W &...... T Steele 8 238x5 Jinja Mongo 18.34 W &...... T Steele 8 36165 Snoopy’s Hero 18.63...... D Ray 2 25128 Thrilling Talk 30.81...... K Walsh 9 25341 Sir Kinloch nwtd...... S Clark 3 2.11pm PINNY MACK STAKES C4/5, 527m 6 3.04pm NZ RACING SERIES OPEN SPRINT HEAT Emergencies: 3 44421 Robson 30.35...... P Ferguson 10 66345 Opawa Kong nwtd...... G Farrell 1 72244 Our Rick 30.64...... E Potts 2 NZRSq, 318m 9 76761 Blitz ‘Em Rene 18.33 U &...... Cottam 4 36272 Diddilee 30.52...... A Turnwald LEGEND: fsdt - First Start Here nwd - No Win this Distance fstd 2 61828 Bigtime Rocco nwtd...... L Cole 1 1F137 Captain Kev 18.65 W &...... T Steele 10 68486 Waerenga Star 18.63 U &...... Cottam 5 56728 Jinja Bailey 30.36 U &...... 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HPMV Operator (60 Tonne) Experienced Workshop Team Member Hilton Haulage is a well-established and recognisable brand providing Precision Cutting & Processing Ltd is a steel TRUCK DRIVERS AND a range of transport and logistics services with a focus on service plate processing company, supplying semi- excellence. finished steel profiles to a wide variety of industries throughout the South Island. PEA HARVESTER DRIVERS We are looking for an experienced HPMV Operator to join our Container Division. We are looking for an Experienced Workshop member to join our team due to new and This is not your normal container role as it will involve a variety of tasks; a expanding contracts. Some people are just born to drive! week in this role may see you moving containers on skeles, then carting Duties for this role include: refrigerated trailer loads and moving some general freight on flat decks. • Using lifting equipment and forklift The majority of this work will be conducted between Ashburton and • Overhead crane operation Driving isn’t for everyone, but for some people, they’re right at home Lyttelton Port. • Able to read and interpret workshop drawings behind the wheel. Well, here is an opportunity to drive all around • Finishing products for delivery the beautiful mid-Canterbury region, and to drive for a name that On offer is a Monday to Friday dayshift role based out of Ashburton. • Packing goods ready for shipment stands for quality, reliability and goodness. Typical start times for dayshift is around 5am. There could also be the • Storing goods in factory possibility of covering some weekend work as and when required. • Cleaning and maintaining work areas and Talley’s is a big name in New Zealand, and as one of the largest To be considered for the role you must meet the following criteria: machinery privately owned companies in the South Island, we employ close to • Experience in transporting loads with HPMVs up to 60 Tonne. We are interested in you if you have the 1000 full-time staff and an additional 600 staff across the seasons • Experience with road ranger is essential. following skills: at nine different locations. • A strong geographical knowledge of the Mid Canterbury and • Good communication skills • Positive attitude Canterbury areas. Right now we’re on the lookout for seasonal Truck Drivers and also • Able to work well under deadlines seasonal Harvester & Tractor Drivers. It’s the chance to do something • A top-quality professional operator who offers two or more years’ • Be an analytical thinker you enjoy, while getting all the benefits of working for one of experience driving (class 5). • Tidy work habits New Zealand’s biggest food production and supply groups. To apply for this position, please upload your CV and complete the online • Regular work history application form at: If you are a motivated person with significant You may be a student, perhaps you’re looking for a change, or it https://hilton.qjumpers.co.nz/jobs/ad/hpmv-operator-60-tonne/57427/ workshop experience and the ability to work could be that you’re semi-retired - whatever your circumstances, well as a team member, we look forward to your this is a great opportunity to drive your career further. application. Truck Drivers Please email CV to: Ideally you’ll have a class 2 or 4 licence to operate our company-owned [email protected] late model pea trucks to and from our factory located in Fairton, but if Applicants for this position must have NZ not, we’d happily train you up so that you can obtain the licence. residency or a valid NZ work visa. Pea Harvester Drivers A class 2 and heavy wheels endorsement on your licence would be preferable, but full training will be offered to the right person. Secretary / PA Driving for Talley’s means driving in modern trucks, working consistent We are looking for more than good secretarial skills. We want hours, earning good wages and having the opportunity for overtime. someone who takes pride in their work, who will develop strong At Talley’s, we care about the safety and wellbeing of all our people, internal and external relationships and who takes the initiative as which is why we operate a 100% drug-free environment. You’ll be appropriate. Medical Receptionist required to undergo pre-employment and random drug screening. Providing a first rate service is at the heart of this role. With the ability We are a patient-centred and innovative general practice looking for a receptionist to Only applicants with the right to work in NZ need apply. to effectively manage your day, we are looking for the right person join our friendly professional team. who has a flexible attitude and is keen to work in a collaborative and supportive culture. As the first point of contact for our patients Email your CV and references to: you will need to have the following attributes: Key attributes for the role include: • professionalism and discretion [email protected] or complete an application form onsite • A professional, confidential and discreet manner • high standard of presentation at our Guardhouse: 125 Fairfield Road, Fairton. Please specify the • Excellent oral and written communication skills • excellent communication skills role you are applying for. • The ability to multi-task, prioritise, think laterally and to be able • ability to cope well under pressure to work effectively under pressure • ability to multi-task • Accuracy and attention to detail • good sense of humour • Proficient use of Microsoft Office You will also be proficient with a computer • Ability to transcribe dictations and have good knowledge of Microsoft Office • Accurate and proficient typing skills programmes. Training on our practice management system, To apply please email your CV and cover letter to our MedTech 32, will be provided. Practice Manager [email protected] by October 4, 2019. TRADES, SERVICES The position is part-time and will also involve Relief Driver All applications will be treated in confidence. being included on a roster for weekend and Assistant Permanent Part-time public holiday clinics. driver required for Mechanic Please email your CV and covering letter by Rural Delivery LIVESTOCK, PETS GARAGE SALES FOR SALE (Apprentice) Monday, October 14 to: BUYER of unwanted animals. CHARITY ACCESSORY FIREWOOD green pine $160, We are looking for a We are looking for a Kaye Kennedy, reliable, friendly van Cattle, bobby calves, horses SALE supporting “Lives green blue gum $200, ceda talented, hardworking and all farm animals. We Worth Living”. Pre-loved $200, dry firewood available Practice Manager person to join a busy driver to work approx. also sell pet food. Call homeware and fashion all 3.6m³. Phone Shane James [email protected] rural workshop based 20 hours per week Nick’s Pet Food 0272 101 accessories, can be left at Firewood 027 611 3334. in Mayfield, Ashburton. as well as cover for 621, A/H 03 348 9439. Community House or Selke Must have at least holidays. Enterprises (161 Cameron SCOOTERS - new and ACCOMMODATION, Today’s HIRE Street.) Sale 17-19 October, secondhand three and four two years workshop Applicants must RENTAL GENERAL hire. Lawnmowers, 10am-4pm, 200 East Street. wheel-electric scooters construction experience and have have a full and clean and wheel-chairs. Call FARM cottage to rent, 10 achieved a minimum chainsaws, concrete breakers, is tomorrow’s NZ drivers license, trailers, and more. All your DOWNSIZING? Collecting Fred Reddecliffe at minutes from Ashburton. Tidy, NCEA level 2. be keen for early DIY / party hire, call and see nowfor Ashburton Pakeke Electric Mobility Ashburton two bedroom, log fire, large legacy The position would suit starts and have a NZ Ashburton U-Hire. 588 East Lions Charity Market February today. Phone 308 3602. section. No dogs or smokers. An honest and reliable passport. Street. Open Monday-Friday 2020. Quality secondhand References required. Phone  Housing person that has a 7am - 6pm; Saturday 7.30am furniture, household, garden, ADULT 027 650 9945 or 302 6022.  Commercial Applications close on and workshop goods. No  • Strong work ethic - 5pm; Sunday 8.30am - ENTERTAINMENT Farm October 10, 2019. 12.30pm. Phone 308 8061. TVs or computers. Phone WANTED – cottage to  Renovations • Attention to detail Ron 308 5660, Joe 302 Please email covering www.ashburtonuhire.co.nz HERE’S hoping, attractive rent between Rangitata • Desire to succeed. 4848, Trevor 307 2629. and Rakaia rivers, west of letter or CV to: bust. Available for Must have a NZ For all subscriber appointments. No texting, Ashburton. Willing to care meyrickfamily@xtra. phone 0210 2759 055. for animals on property, driver’s licence and be co.nz enquiries, missed able to pass police and dogs, chooks etc. Phone MOTORING deliveries, new 021 224 4434 anytime. Contact Des anytime for an drug checks. NEW Asian, gorgeous, sexy, WHEEL alignments at subscriptions, temporary size 9, busty 38DD. No rush. obligation free quote Please reply by TRADES, SERVICES great prices. Maximise the stops – text, call or email: Satisfy. Really good message. Guardian Classifieds on 03 308 9936 sending your CV and COMPUTER PROBLEMS?? life of your tyres with an Te x t Phone 021 086 35342. 307 7900 or 027 432 3258 any other information For professional computer alignment from Neumanns to: Mayfield.serv@ servicing and laser engraving, Tyre Services Ltd, 197 Wills 021 271 3399 NEW to town. Asian ladies, xtra.co.nz see Kelvin at KJB Systems, Street. 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PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Daily Events Sept 29 & 30, 2019 RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ACT 1991 New Zealand National Party Church, all welcome. GRACE PRESBYTERIAN Environment Canterbury has received the following applications for Nominations for the selection of the SUNDAY Paterson’s Chapel, corner CHURCH. 8.30am East and Cox sts (no Worshipping God and resource consent from Mr G R and Mrs R C Wilson to divert and discharge National Party Candidate for the HOLY SPIRIT CHURCH. water and undertake works in and around the bed and banks of unnamed service at St Andrew’s transforming lives. 63 Rangitata Electorate at the Mass, Holy Spirit Church, Presbyterian Church Princes Street, Netherby. watercourse located at 21 Swamp Road, Hinds, Ashburton, with a legal Thomson Street, Tinwald. 2020 General Election will open today). 10.30am - 3.30pm description of Part Lot 7 DP 1479. 9.30am from Monday 30th September 2019 10am ASHBURTON FIRE ST DAVID’S UNION ST STEPHEN’S MUSEUM. Applicant: Mr G R and Mrs R C Wilson and will be received from CHURCH. Address for service: Adam Environmental Ltd, 73a Cliff Road, Torbay, ANGLICAN CHURCH. Stunning exhibition of National Party members by Worship service led by Holy Communion. Park firefighting history at Auckland 0630 Rev Henry Mbambo. 48 Street. the Plains Historic Village Attn: David Hendrikz. National Party Headquarters up to Allens Road, Allenton. 10am in the Tinwald Domain, Email: [email protected] midday, Tuesday 15th October 2019 9.30am ST ANDREW’S Maronan Road. ASHBURTON CRC193934: Water Permit to permanently divert surface water from an when nominations close. ANGLICAN CHURCH. 1pm - 3pm METHODIST CHURCH. Holy Communion, ASHBURTON unnamed watercourse to flow into a new channel and pond. The diversion is Nomination forms and details Morning worship with Thomson Street. AVIATION MUSEUM. located at map reference NZTM 2000:1485416mE.5128931mN. Rev Heather Kennedy. regarding procedures may be 10am A great selection of over Paterson’s Chapel, corner A consent duration of 35 years is sought. MT HUTT MEMORIAL 30 aircraft from the past obtained from: East and Cox sts. CRC193935: Discharge Permit to discharge surface water to a pond located HALL. to the future on display. 9.30am Open daily with extended at map reference NZTM 2000: 1485306 mE.5128595mN as a result of the Sharon Nightingale NZ Alpine and HAKATERE Agriculture Encounter, hours on a Saturday and diversion of an unnamed watercourse. A consent duration of NZ National Party, PRESBYTERIAN Art Gallery and Hall of Wednesday. Ashburton 35 years is sought. 41 Pipitea Street, Thorndon, Wellington PARISH. Memories. 160 Main airport, Seafield Rd. (Formally St Paul’s/ Street, Methven. 1.15pm CRC195104: Land Use consent to modify and disturb the bed of an P: 0800 628 727 St James Presbyterian 10am WAIREKA CROQUET unnamed watercourse associated with works to maintain the banks and Church). Combined E: [email protected] ASHBURTON BAPTIST CLUB. worship service with bed of an unnamed watercourse, maintain the pond and maintenance CHURCH. Golf Croquet doubles, Baring Square Methodist works related to the diversion structure. The maintenance works are Morning service, all new players welcome. Authorised by G Hamilton, Church, all welcome. located between map reference NZTM 2000:1485416mE. 5128931mN and welcome. 67 Cass Street. Waireka Croquet Club, 41 Pipitea Street, Wellington Paterson’s Chapel, corner NZTM 2000: 1485306mE.5128595mN as a result of the construction of a new Philip Street. East and Cox Streets. 10.30am channel. A consent duration of 35 years is sought. VICTORY BAPTIST 7pm 9.30am CHURCH. VICTORY BAPTIST ST ANDREW’S SUBMISSIONS Worship God and study CHURCH. PRESBYTERIAN his word. 131 Thomson Worship God and study Full details of the application and to make a submission visit the CHURCH. Street (Tinwald School his word. 131 Thomson Environment Canterbury website: https://ecan.govt.nz/do-it-online/ Combined worship with hall). Street (Tinwald School resource-consents/notifications-and-submissions/notified-consents/. Baring Square Methodist 10.30am hall). and/or viewed at Environment Canterbury offices at 200 Tuam Street, Christchurch; and 75 Church Street, Timaru. memories. 160 Main A great selection of over MONDAY Street, Methven. 30 aircraft from the past Any person may make a written submission on any of the above 6am 10am - 3pm to the future on display. applications. ST DAVID’S UNION 206 CLUB AGE Open daily with extended CHURCH. All submissions should be sent to Environment Canterbury, PO Box 345 CONCERN. hours on a Saturday and Sweaty Betty’s circuit Join us for a fun day Wednesday. Ashburton Christchurch 8140; or emailed to [email protected]; or made training in hall. 48 Allens filled with activities for airport, Seafield Road. online at the above link. A copy of the submission must also be sent to the Road. Applicant at the address for service stated above. the over 60 years. For 1pm - 4pm 9.30am for 10am start more information ring ASHBURTON DISTRICT For advice on the Environment Canterbury applications please phone ASHBURTON Age Concern 308 6817. FAMILY HISTORY VETERANS GOLF. 03 353 9007 or 0800ECINFO (0800 324 636). Seniors Centre, Cameron GROUP. Gross in grades. Rakaia. Street. Open for research, Submissions must be received by Environment Canterbury no later than 9.30am - 10.30am 10am - 4pm visitors welcome. 5 p.m. on Friday 25 October 2019. DAYTIME NETBALL. HOSPICE MID Heritage Centre, West $5 a game, first game free. CANTERBURY OP Street. Closed most Bill Bayfield EA Networks Centre, SHOP. public holidays. River Terrace (not school CHIEF EXECUTIVE Quality clothing and 1.15pm holidays). homewares. Donations ALLENTON CROQUET 9.30am - 4pm welcome. 71 Tancred CLUB. ST JOHN SHOP. Street. Golf and Association Opportunity shop open 12pm Croquet. Allenton Sports Please contact daily, donations welcome. BAPTIST CHURCH FREE Club, Cavendish Street. 129 Tancred Street. Environment Canterbury LUNCH. 6pm 10am with any queries: Weekly lunch, available at ST DAVID’S UNION MT HUTT MEMORIAL Baptist Church, Cass St. CHURCH. HALL. 0800 324 636 1pm - 3pm Sweaty Betty’s circuit NZ Alpine and ASHBURTON training in hall. 48 Allens Agriculture Encounter, AVIATION MUSEUM. Road. 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Moore Street Medical Centre, Moore Street, Ashburton, will be the duty practice for Saturday until 8am Sunday. Consultations will be by appointment only. To make a booking please phone 0800 700 155. Weekend Services DIAL 111 in the event of a Medical or Accident Emergency EDICAL ERVICES Pharmacies Lifeline Bus Departures M S Wises Pharmacy, Countdown Complex, East Street, Toll-free: 0800 353 353. Reservations & timetables, 24-hour service. IN EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY PHONE 111. will be open from 9am - 1pm Saturday, from 10am - 1pm Freephone for reservations: 0800 802 802. For all other medical assistance outside of normal hours, Sunday and from 5pm - 7pm both evenings. COMMUNITY SERVICES BUSES - Southbound: 9.30am, 3.20pm. please phone your General Practice team, 24/7, to speak Art Gallery Northbound: 12.30pm, 5.10pm. Ashburton Rest Homes 327 West Street, Ashburton, phone 308 1133. with a health professional who will give you free health COLDSTREAM HOUSE, CAMERON COURTS and Open daily: 10am – 4pm, Wednesday: 10am – 7pm ANIMAL SERVICES advice on what to do or where to go if you need urgent care PRINCES COURT all have DAILY, unrestricted visiting. If you don’t have a regular General Practice, call any GP Ashburton Museum Dog, Stock & Noise Control team 24/7 for free telephone health advice. Emergency Dentist 327 West Street, Ashburton, phone 307 7890. Ashburton District Council 03 307 7700 - 24hr service. If you do not have or cannot contact your regular dentist, Open daily: 10am – 4pm please phone 027 683 0679 for the name of the rostered Animal Welfare Centre DUTY DOCTORS All enquiries - phone 308 4432 or 027 3329286. Sealy Street Medical, Sealy Street, Ashburton, will be the weekend dentist in Christchurch. Hours 9am - 5pm, Ashburton Public Library Havelock Street. Ph 308 7192. Saturday: 10am - 1pm. duty practice for Saturday until 8am Sunday. Consultation will Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. Mid Canterbury Animal Shelter Sunday: 1pm - 4pm. Contact - President 021 1356 969. be by appointment only. HELPLINE SERVICES Moore Street Medical Centre, Moore Street, Ashburton, EA Networks Centre - Pools Veterinarians will be the duty practice for Sunday until 8am Monday. Alcoholics Anonymous 20 River Terrace - phone 03 308 4020. WEEKEND HOURS: ASHBURTON VETS - Ph 0276 838 000, Consultation will be by appointment only. Call 0800 AA WORKS (0800 229 6757) Sat and Sun 7am - 7pm. Public holidays 10am - 5pm. 149 Cameron Street, Ashburton: Duty vet: Ben Hallenstein. or visit www.aa.org.nz for more information. Please bring your Community Services Card. All non Mail Closing Times Full emergency service all weekend. New Zealanders should bring their passport with them, Mental Health - Call free on 0800 222 955. ASHBURTON MAIL CENTRE VET ENT RIVERSIDE - Ph 03 308 2321, New Zealanders should bring some form of ID. Ask for the Crisis Team. STANDARD POST: Mon - Fri 6pm 1 Smallbone Drive, Ashburton. Saturday clinic: 9am - 12 noon. Weekend 24-hour emergencies. Methven & Rakaia Area Safe Care - 24hr Rape and Sexual Assault Crisis POST DELIVERY CENTRES Allenton & Tinwald: Mon - Fri 5pm VETLIFE ASHBURTON - Ph 03 307 5195, For weekend and emergency services please phone Support. Phone 03 364 8791 Methven & Rakaia: Mon - Fri 4.30pm Cnr East Street and Seafield Road, Ashburton. Saturday Methven Medical Centre on 302 8105 or Rakaia Medical Victims Support Group clinic: 9am - 12 noon. Weekend 24-hour emergencies. Centre on 303 5002 for details on how to access the 24hr - Freephone 0800 VICTIM (0800 842 846). ASHBURTON’S STREET RECEIVERS after-hours service each weekend. Direct dials to a volunteer. Business Area: Mon - Fri 5pm CANTERBURY VETS - Ph 03 307 0686, Residential Area: Mon - Fri 1pm West Street Clinic, West Street, Ashburton. Saturday clinic: Healthline is a free health advice service. It operates Ashburton Office - 307 8409 week-days, 9am - 2pm, outside of these hours leave a message. Information Centre 9am - 12 noon. Weekend emergencies: Harriet Mills. 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The toll-free number Vet Ent and Vet Life operate a joint after-hours SMALL to call is 0800 611 116. Healthline is staffed by registered Alcohol Drug Help Line Methven - Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 10am until 3pm. Phone 302-8955 or [email protected] animal emergency service. To use this service please nurses who are trained to assess health problems and offer Call us free on (0800 787 797). phone your vet as usual. advice over the phone. The service is free and confidential. Lines open 10am - 10pm seven days. Television

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Civilization. 2:10 Diesel Simpsons Super Saturday L Dollar Listing Los Angeles PG 9:35 Modern John C. Reilly. 2:25 People Biography Crime. Tom Hardy, 2:30 Rugby – Mitre 10 3:30 CPL Magazine Show Brothers PG 3pm Aussie PGR 3 12:30 Masters Of Family PG 10am 9JKL Interview – Glenn Close Emily Browning, Taron Egerton. Cup Bay of Plenty v Hawke’s 4pm Cricket – County Lobster Men PG 3:50 Nasa’s Flip 3 1:30 Masters Of PG 10:25 Salvation MV 2:50 Truth Or Dare 16VLC 2018 3:05 Here Comes The Boom Bay. From Tauranga Domain, Championship (HLS) Day Unexplained Files PG Curse of MVL 2012 Action Comedy. Tauranga. Flip 3 2:35 Catfish 3 11:10 David Blaine – Real Horror. Lucy Hale, Tyler Posey. Three. the Red Planet. 4:45 Nasa’s 3 Kevin James, Salma Hayek. 4:45 L Rugby – Mitre 10 3:30 Catfish 4:30 The Or Magic M 12:25 Ice Road 4:30 #roxy PGVLS 2018 4:30 Cricket – County Unexplained Files PG Red 3 Romantic Comedy. Jake Short, 4:50 Titanic ML 1997 Cup Wellington v Northland. Storm Rising. 5:40 Nasa’s People’s Court Truckers PG 1:10 Ice Road 3 Sarah Fisher. 6:15 The Drama. Leonardo DiCaprio, From Westpac Stadium, Championship (HLS) Day Four. Unexplained Files PG 5:30 The People’s Court Truckers PG 1:55 9JKL 5pm Cricket – CPL (RPL) 6:30 Hollywood Medium Commuter MVL 2018 Action. Kate Winslet. Wellington. Attack of the Thunderballs. PG 2:20 Modern Family St Lucia v Jamaica. With Tyler Henry 3 Liam Neeson, Vera Farmiga. 8pm The Fifth Estate 7pm L Rugby – Mitre 10 6:35 BattleBots PG The 3 PG 2:50 Mountain Men PG 8pm Peppermint 16VL 2018 MVL 2013 Drama. The Cup Canterbury v Counties. From Daren Sammy National Rematch. 7:30 Nasa’s 7:30 Botched PGR 3:40 Highway Thru Hell PG 8:30 Keeping Up With The Action. Five years after her story of WikiLeaks and its From Orangetheory Stadium, Cricket Stadium. Unexplained Files PG JFK 4:30 The Simpsons Super Kardashians AO husband and daughter are founder, Julian Assange. Christchurch. 8:30 Cricket – CPL (HLS) St UFO Conspiracy. 8:30 UFOs Saturday PG Kim must shoot all of a Yeezy killed, a woman comes out Benedict Cumberbatch. 9:30 Rugby – Mitre 10 Cup Lucia v Jamaica. – The Lost Evidence PG Nazi 7:30 Modern Family PG of self-imposed exile to take UFO Secrets. 9:25 Deadliest season seven campaign while 10:10 Austin Powers In (RPL) Bay of Plenty v Hawke’s From Daren Sammy National 8pm 9JKL PG revenge. Jennifer Garner, Catch PG Hell Hath No Fury. in Japan, but fears her sisters’ Goldmember MVLS 2002 Bay. From Tauranga Domain, Cricket Stadium. 8:30 Counting Cars PG (Part 1) John Ortiz. Comedy. Mike Myers, Tauranga. 10:15 The Day I Ran China fashion sense might affect the 9:45 Molly’s Game 16VLC 9:30 ICC Cricket 360 PG 11:05 BattleBots PG 9pm Highway Thru Hell PG Beyonce Knowles. 11:30 Rugby – Mitre 10 Cup debut of the line; Kris gives 2018 Drama. Jessica Chastain, 10:30 Cricket – Sri Lanka v The Rematch. 11:55 How her best friend a face lift, but 10pm Mountain Men PG 11:45 The Grudge 2 MC 2006 (RPL) Wellington v Northland. Idris Elba. Blackcaps (HLS) Third T20. It’s Made PG worries she may have offended 10:50 Classic Pawn Stars PG Drama. Sarah Michelle Gellar, Sunday Sunday Midnight Life Sunday 11:30 Cricket – T20 Blast 12:20 How Do They Do her in the process. 11:20 The Simpsons PG Amber Tamblyn. 1:25 Rugby – Farah Palmer Of The Party MSC 2018 (RPL) It? PG 12:45 Expedition 9:30 Southern Charm AO 11:50 The Simpsons PG Sunday Cup (HLS) Wellington v Waikato. Comedy. Melissa McCarthy, 4am Cricket – The Ashes Unknown 1:35 Car Crash 10:45 Cults And Extreme Sunday 12:20 The Gabriel Bateman. 1:45 Truth 1:25 Here Comes The Boom 1:55 L Rugby – Pro14 TV 3am Wheels That Fail Belief AO 3 Simpsons Super Sunday MVL 2012 Action Comedy. Southern Kings v Cardiff Blues. (RPL) England v Australia – 3 Or Dare 16VLC 2018 Horror. PG 3:30 Wheels That Fail 11:35 Catfish PG 3:15 Ice Road Truckers Lucy Hale, Tyler Posey. Kevin James, Salma Hayek. From Nelson Mandela Bay. Fifth Test, Day Five. PG 4am American Monster Sunday PG 4am Ice Road Truckers PG 4:25 #roxy PGVLS 2018 4:10 Legend 18VL 2015 5:10 L Rugby – Pro14 Coverage of the last two hours M 4:55 Murder Calls M 12:20 Infomercials 3 4:45 Highway Thru Hell PG Romantic Comedy. Jake Short, Biography Crime. Tom Hardy, Benetton v Leinster. of play from Oval Cricket 5:45 Killer Instinct With 5am Masters Of Flip 3 5:35 Classic Pawn Stars PG Sarah Fisher. Emily Browning, Taron Egerton. From Stadio Monigo. Ground, London. Chris Hansen M 0 Closed captions; 3 Repeat; 2 Maori Language; HLS Highlights; RPL Replay; DLY Delayed. CLASSIFICATIONS: 16/18 Approved for persons 16/18 years or over; AO Adults only; C Content may offend; L Language may offend; M Suitable for mature audiences; PG/PGR Parental guidance recommended for young viewers; S Sexual content may offend; V Contains violence. Local Radio: NewsTalk ZB 873AM/98.1FM FM Classic Hits ZEFM 92.5; Port FM Local 94.9, 98.9 and 106.1 28Sep19 metservice.com | Compiled by Television

www.guardianonline.co.nz Saturday, September 28, 2019 Ashburton Guardian 29 Sunday, September 29, 2019 TVNZ 1 ©TVNZ 2019 TVNZ 2 ©TVNZ 2019 THREE PRIME MAORI CHOICE 6am Blue Planet 3 0 6am Paw Patrol 3 0 6am Life TV 6:30 Brian Houston 6am Religious Programme 6:30 Te Ao – Maori News 3 6am Storage Wars – New York 7am Tiny House Nation 3 0 6:20 Thomas And Friends 0 7am Charles Stanley 8am Life 7am Nella The Princess 7am Tamariki Haka 3 6:30 Through The Bible With 7:45 Tagata Pasifika 3 6:30 Puppy Dog Pals 3 0 TV Repeat 8:30 Turning Point Knight 3 0 7:10 Pukoro 2 7:40 Kainga Les Feldick 7am Leading The 8:15 Praise Be 3 8:45 The 6:55 Alvinnn!!! And The 9am Andy And Ben Eat The 7:30 Religious Programme Whakapaipai 3 7:50 Polyfest Way 7:30 My Family And The Big Ward 3 0 9:10 20/20 3 0 Chipmunks 3 0 World PGR 3 9:30 The Hui 0 10:30 Sport Box Kapa Haka 3 8:20 Huritua 3 Galapagos 8:30 American 10am Marae PGR 2 0 7:05 Chuggington – Little 10am NewsHub Nation 3 0 The best of the past week’s sports 8:30 Waka Ama Sprints 3 Pickers 9:30 Get Out Alive 10:30 Waka Huia Trainees 3 0 11am Tasty Conversations 3 from New Zealand and around the 9am Marae Kai Masters 3 11:30 Heston’s Great British 11am Attitude 0 7:10 Kitty Is Not A Cat 0 11:10 Around The World With world. 10am Sidewalk Karaoke PGR 3 Food 12:30 Food Safari – Water 11:30 Fair Go 0 7:35 Andi Mack 0 Manu Feildel (Starting Today) 3 0 Noon Ready For Take Off 3 0 10:30 Tangaroa With Pio 3 1pm Best Cake Wins 1:30 Get 11:55 Sunday 0 8am What Now? Noon Entertainment Tonight 1pm Mainfreight Rugby 11am F Game Of Bros PGR 3 Out Alive 2:30 Where The 1pm Coast v Country 0 10am Shortland Street Omnibus Weekend PGR 2pm Mad About You PGR 3 11:30 F Off The Grid With Pio Wild Men Are With Ben Fogle 2pm F The Story Of Rugby PGR 3 0 1pm Motorsport – Titans RX 8 2:30 Rugby – Jock Hobbs Noon Shear Bro PGR 3 12:30 IVF 3:30 Love Nature – Seasonal AO 3 0 12:10 F The Bachelor PGR 0 (HLS) 2pm Motorsport – Monster Memorial National U19 World Sprints 3 1pm Touch Wonderland 4:30 Gordon 2:55 Rugby – World Cup (RPL) 2:40 Home And Away Omnibus Jam (HLS) 3pm Motorsport – Tournament (RPL) Rugby – Junior National Ramsay – Ultimate Home Argentina v Tonga. 0 PGR 3 0 MotoGP (HLS) 4:30 Rugby Nation Championships 3 2pm M The Cooking 4:55 The Family Chase 5:05 Friends 3 0 4pm Motorsport – British Touring 5:30 Prime News House Of Magic 2013 Animated 5:30 Kai Safari Family teams of four must answer 6:05 The 100k Drop Car Championship (HLS) 6pm The Great Escapers Comedy. 3:30 Grid 3 4pm The 6pm Freedom Riders quick-fire questions, with each Game show where pairs of players 5pm Ocean Bounty 0 It is harvest day for a Hereford Puna 3 4:30 Waka Man 3 6:30 The Home Show correct answer earning them $2,000 start with $200,000, and must 6pm NewsHub Live At 6pm couple; a VIP visits a new cycling 5pm Tagata Pasifika 5:30 Nga as they seek to stay one step ahead prevent it from dropping out of retreat; the diving enthusiasts end Tangata Taumata Rau 3 6:30 Te of the chaser. 0 the game by avoiding the wrong their first season in Spain. Ao – Maori News 6pm 1 News At 6pm 0 answers. 0 7pm Country Calendar 0 7pm M The Jungle Book PGR 7pm Married At First Sight NZ 7pm Storage Wars PGR 7pm Te Ao With Moana 3 7:30 American Pickers 7:30 Sunday 0 2016 Animated Adventure. PGR 0 7:30 Prime Planet PGR 0 7:30 Tupaia’s Endeavour 3 8:30 M Bottle Shock 8:30 Sunday Theatre – Ablaze After the tiger Shere Khan 8:30 M Passengers AO 3 8:30 Making New Zealand 8:30 M The Kid With A Bike AO 2008 Comedy. Based AO In November, 1947, forces him to leave the 2016 Sci-fi. Bound for a New Zealand’s landscape, rich PGR 2012 Drama. Abandoned on the true story of a small 41 people died in a fire jungle, Mowgli, a boy raised new life aboard a spaceship soils, and original thinking by his father, a boy is left at a American winery and its that gutted Ballantynes by wolves, goes on a journey to another planet, two have made farming the state-run youth farm, but the workers, who showed the Department Store in of self discovery. 0 passengers wake from their backbone of the economy, town hairdresser agrees to French the world’s finest Christchurch’s business 8:55 M Olympus Has Fallen hibernation pods to discover and the ingenuity of Kiwi foster him at week-ends. wines can come from the district. The story of New AO 2013 Action. 0 they are in serious danger. farmers continues to succeed Thomas Doret, Cécile de other red, white, and blue. Zealand’s worst fire Jennifer Lawrence, Chris on the world stage. 0 France, Jérémie Renier. Alan Rickman, Bill Pullman. disaster. 0 Pratt. 0 9:30 The Clinton Affair AO 0 10pm Nanakia PGR 3 10:25 Deep State AO 3 0 10:40 Chicago PD AO 0 10:30 60 Minutes PGR 10:30 Te Ao – Maori News 3 11:30 Secrets And Lies AO 3 11:15 M Don’t Breathe AO 11:35 Hawaii Five-0 AO 3 11:30 American Crime Story 11pm Whare Puoro 3 A 11pm Get Out Alive Eric enlists Danny’s help to unlock 2016 Horror. Three friends break A cache of guns is stolen by a person – The Assassination Of Gianni showcase of New Zealand musicians 1am American Pickers Kate’s second iPad. 0 into the house of a wealthy blind looking to make a statement on Versace AO performing in te reo Maori, featuring 2am Brother v Brother 12:20 Attitude 3 0 man, thinking they will get away gun violence; Kono and Adam are The search for spree-killer Andrew a mix of musical genres including 3am Seasonal Wonderland 12:50 Coronation Street PGR 3 with the perfect robbery. They are reunited. 0 Cunanan finally comes to an end. 0 rap, hip-hop, folk, reggae, and soul. 4am Gordon Ramsay – Ultimate Gemma is in trouble at home; Natalie wrong. 0 12:45 Stitchers AO 3 12:30 Infomercials 12:40 Closedown 11:30 Closedown Home Cooking makes David an offer he cannot 2:55 Infomercials 3:30 Quantico 5am The Home Show refuse; Carla has a proposition for the AO 3 0 4:15 Infomercials girls at the factory. 0 4:45 Love Connection PGR 3 0 2:55 Infomercials 5:30 Infomercials MOVIES PREMIERE MOVIES GREATS SKY SPORT 1 SKY SPORT 2 DISCOVERY 6:10 The Commuter 6:20 The Fifth Estate 7:30 L Rugby – Pro14 6am Cricket – Sri Lanka 6:35 How It’s Made PG MVL 2018 Action. MVL 2013 Drama. Edinburgh v Zebre. v Blackcaps (HLS) First T20. 7:05 How Do They Do It? Liam Neeson, Vera Farmiga. Benedict Cumberbatch. From BT Murrayfield. 7am Cricket – Sri Lanka PG 7:30 Weather Top Tens 7:55 Peppermint 16VL 2018 8:25 Austin Powers In 9:35 Rugby – Mitre 10 Cup v Blackcaps (HLS) Second PG 9:10 BattleBots PG The Action. Jennifer Garner, Goldmember MVLS 2002 (HLS) Bay of Plenty v Hawke’s T20. 8am Cricket – Sri Rematch. 10am Expedition John Ortiz. 9:35 Molly’s Comedy. Mike Myers, Bay. 10:05 Rugby – Mitre Lanka v Blackcaps (HLS) Third Unknown PG The Hunt for Game 16VLC 2018 Beyonce Knowles. 10am The 10 Cup (HLS) Wellington v T20. 9am ICC Cricket 360 the Golden Owl. 10:50 Gold Drama. Jessica Chastain, Sunday Theatre – Ablaze Passengers Grudge 2 MC 2006 Drama. Northland. 10:35 Rugby – 10am Cricket – CPL (HLS) St Rush – White Water PG Diving Idris Elba. 11:50 Life 8:30pm on TVNZ 1 8:30pm on Three Sarah Michelle Gellar, Mitre 10 Cup (HLS) Canterbury Lucia v Jamaica. Deeper. 11:40 Outback Of The Party MSC 2018 Amber Tamblyn. v Counties. 11:30 L 11am Cricket – County Opal Hunters PG Comedy. Melissa McCarthy, 11:40 Legend 18VL 2015 Rugby – Farah Palmer Cup Championship (HLS) Day Four. BRAVO SKY 5 12:30 Aussie Lobster Men Gabriel Bateman. 1:35 All The Biography Crime. Tom Hardy, Otago v North Harbour. 11:30 Cricket – T20 Blast 6am Masters Of 6am Counting Cars PG Money In The World 16VLSC Emily Browning, Taron Egerton. From Forsyth Barr Stadium, (HLS) Noon CPL Magazine PG 1:20 Deadliest Catch PG 3 Flip 6:50 Masters Of 6:25 Mountain Men PG 2017 Crime. Michelle Williams, 1:50 The Campaign 16VLS Dunedin. 1:30 Rugby – Show 12:30 L Cricket – Hell Hath No Fury. 2:10 What Flip 3 7:45 Masters Of 7:15 NCIS – New Orleans Christopher Plummer. 2012 Comedy. Will Ferrell. Farah Palmer Cup (HLS) CPL Barbados v St Kitts. On Earth? PG 3:10 Aussie MV 8am Main Event MV Flip 3 8:35 Masters Of 3:45 Occupation MVL 3:15 Minority Report Wellington v Waikato. From Kensington Oval, Lobster Men PG 4pm Aussie 8:45 The Amazing Race PG 3 3 2018 Sci-fi. Dan Ewing, MVLS 2002 Sci-fi Thriller. 2pm L Rugby – Mitre 10 Bridgetown. 4:30 Cricket Lobster Men PG Flip 9:25 Catfish 9:30 Ice Road Truckers PG Temuera Morrison. Tom Cruise, Colin Farrell, Cup Otago v Waikato. – India v South Africa (HLS) 4:50 Aussie Lobster Men PG 10:10 Catfish 3 10:15 Ice Road Truckers PG 5:45 BlacKkKlansman From Forsyth Barr Stadium, 5:45 Aussie Lobster Men PG 10:50 Botched PGR 3 11am NCIS – New Orleans Samantha Morton. 5:35 War Second T20. 16VLSC 2018 Drama. Horse MV 2011 Drama. Dunedin. 4pm Rugby – 5pm Cricket – India v South 6:40 Aussie Lobster Men PG MV 11:50 Highway Thru John David Washington, 11:40 Love It Or List It – Jeremy Irvine, Emily Watson. Mitre 10 Cup (HLS) Canterbury Africa (HLS) Third T20. 7:30 Blowing Up History PG 3 Hell PG 12:40 Mountain Adam Driver. 8pm Glass MVC Vancouver 12:30 Million 8pm Get Smart PGV 2008 v Counties. 5:37 L Women’s Cricket Men PG 1:30 Counting 2019 Drama. A man uses his 8:30 Weather Top Tens PG Dollar Listing NY 3 Comedy. Maxwell Smart, 4:30 L Rugby – Mitre – Australia v Sri Lanka Cars PG 2pm The Amazing supernatural abilities to track Top Ten Extreme Adventures. 1:25 Million Dollar Listing Race PG 3pm Raw MVC another man, while a shadowy Agent 86 for Control, and the 10 Cup Manawatu v North First T20. From North Sydney 9:25 UFOs – The Lost 3 NY 2:15 Million Dollar 5:45 SmackDown MVC presence emerges holding more competent Agent 99, Harbour. From Central Energy Oval, Sydney. Evidence PG Police UFO Files. Listing NY 3 3:10 The 7:30 NCIS – New Orleans MV secrets critical to both men. must thwart the latest plot for Trust Arena, Palmerston North. 9pm CPL Magazine Show 10:15 Nasa’s Unexplained People’s Court 3 4:05 The Gregorio calls on Claire James McAvoy, Bruce Willis. world domination by crime 6:30 Rugby – Farah Palmer 9:30 Cricket – CPL (HLS) Files PG JFK UFO Conspiracy. McGrady, her former 10:10 Forever My Girl syndicate Kaos. Steve Carell, Cup (RPL) Otago v North Barbados v St Kitts. 11:05 Expedition Unknown People’s Court 5:05 Dance Anne Hathaway. Harbour. 8:30 Rugby Nation From Kensington Oval, Moms 3 6pm Love It behavioural-science professor, PGC 2018 Drama. Alex Roe, PG The Hunt for the Golden when the team’s latest case Jessica Rothe. 9:55 Savages 18VLSC 9:30 Rugby – Farah Palmer Bridgetown. Owl. Or List It – Vancouver 2012 Crime. Taylor Kitsch, Cup (RPL) Manawatu v 10:30 Cricket – India v matches one she studied Monday Midnight All 11:55 How It’s Made PG 7pm M 13 Going On during FBI training. Blake Lively, John Travolta. Auckland. South Africa (HLS) Third T20. 3 The Money In The L Monday 30 PGR 2014 Comedy 8:30 NCIS MV World 16VLSC 2017 Monday 12:05 Tower 11:25 Rugby – 11pm Cricket – CPL (RPL) Drama. Jennifer Garner, 9:30 NCIS MV Heist MLS 2011 Comedy. French Top 14 Montpellier Barbados v St Kitts. 12:20 How Do They Do It? PG Crime. Michelle Williams, 12:45 Naked And Afraid M Mark Ruffalo, Judy Greer. 0 10:30 Main Event MV Christopher Plummer. Ben Stiller, Eddie Murphy. v Bordeaux. From Altrad Monday 2:30 Cricket M 11:25 The Amazing Race PG 2:10 Elvis Goes There – Paul 1:50 The Campaign Stadium. – The Ashes (RPL) England v 1:35 Wheels That Fail PG 9:10 Along Came 2am Wheels That Fail PG 3 Monday Feig MC 2019 Documentary. 16VLS 2012 Comedy. Monday 1:30 Rugby – Australia – Fourth Test, Day Polly AO 2004 Romantic 2:25 Naked And Afraid M 0 12:15 SmackDown 3:05 BlacKkKlansman Will Ferrell. 3:15 Get Mitre 10 Cup (RPL) Manawatu Five. 4:30 Cricket – T20 Blast Comedy. 11:05 Internet Smart PGV 2008 Comedy. v North Harbour. 3:45 L (HLS) 5am Women’s Cricket 3:15 Naked And Afraid M 3 MVC 1:55 Main Event MV 16VLSC 2018 Drama. Ruined My Life AO 2:45 NCIS – New Orleans MV John David Washington, Steve Carell, Anne Hathaway. Rugby – French Top 14 Stade – Australia v Sri Lanka (HLS) 4:05 Naked And Afraid M 11:30 Pregnant In Heels 3 3:35 The Amazing Race PG Adam Driver. 5:20 Glass MVC 5:05 Minority Report MVLS Français v Clermont. From First T20. 5:30 Cricket – India 4:55 Naked And Afraid M 12:20 Infomercials 3 4:25 NCIS MV 5:10 NCIS MV 2019 Drama. 2002 Sci-fi Thriller. Stade Jean-Bouin. v South Africa (HLS) Third T20. 5:45 Naked And Afraid M 0 Closed captions; 3 Repeat; 2 Maori Language; HLS Highlights; RPL Replay; DLY Delayed. CLASSIFICATIONS: 16/18 Approved for persons 16/18 years or over; AO Adults only; C Content may offend; L Language may offend; M Suitable for mature audiences; PG/PGR Parental guidance recommended for young viewers; S Sexual content may offend; V Contains violence. Local Radio: NewsTalk ZB 873AM/98.1FM FM Classic Hits ZEFM 92.5; Port FM Local 94.9, 98.9 and 106.1 29Sep19 metservice.com | Compiled by 18 Ashburton Forecast Guardian 15 RANGIORA LAKE COLERIDGE Waimakariri TODAY: Fine. Northwesterlies. Family Notices Weather 17 DARFIELD 18 MAX 19 OVERNIGHT MIN 6 Map for today CHRISTCHURCH TOMORROW: Chance morning 17 18 LYTTELTON rain, otherwise mainly ne. NW. 30 Ashburton Guardian METHVEN LINCOLN 17 www.guardianonline.co.nz MAX 20 OVERNIGHT MIN 7 MONDAY: Rain, followed by Rakaia GREETINGS DEATHS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AKAROA showers. Strong N change cold S. 17 MAX 17 OVERNIGHT MIN 1 Allan Tayler Smith SEWELL, George GREEN, Kathryn Mary – ASHBURTON R TUESDAY: Showers clearing and 90 years old Graham – Merv, Scott, Mark, Kurt and ak 19 aia southeasterlies dying out. 30-09-1929 On September 25, 2019, their families would sincerely peacefully and surrounded by like to thank everyone who MAX 13 OVERNIGHT MIN 3 his family at Diana Isaac supported us over the last As hbur Hospital Christchurch, aged nine months with Kathryn’s Geraldine ton Midnight Tonight 90 years. Dearly loved suffering. The visits from husband of Shirley for 65 family and friends, the food, Ra ngita years. Much loved father and flowers, friendships and the ta father-in-law of Bruce and many cards were amazing. Bev Sewell, Jennie and Scott The wonderful support from TIMARU Milne, Ally and Steve Daly, Dr Dean Harris (Christchurch 21 Holed in one four times. Mark and Jenny Sewell. Oncology), Dr Avnit and the Poppa and Great-Poppa of team at Tinwald Medical DEATHS David and Ann-Marie (Oliver, Centre, the Ashburton Cancer Eva, and Lily), Andrew and Support Group, District CLELLAND, Richard Jemma (Isabella, and Hugo), Nurses and the team at Alexander – Anthony and Katrina (Margo), Ashburton Hospital Palliative Unexpectedly passed away in Jessica, Joshua and Natz Care. Please accept this as a Waimate Ashburton. Dearly loved (Chiara), Sam, Livi, Tim, personal thank you to Wind km/h Saturday, 28 September 2019 husband of Janet. Loved and NZ Situation Letitia, Marysia and Ben. A everyone for their support less than 30 respected Dad to Scott and A slim ridge of high pressure is extending onto the real family man with a and kindness, it was very n e mainly isolated cloudy drizzle drizzle few showers North Island from the sub-tropics. A northwesterly Carla; Maria and Glen; and wonderful personality, who much appreciated and will n e showers clearing showers Lachlan and Robyn. was proud, hardworking and always be remembered. 30 to 59 ow is strengthening over central and southern Treasured Poppa to Jackson showed true grit. New Zealand, as a cold front approaches. The front and Amelia; Ethan; and Rest in peace dearest Dad fog isolated snow sleet thunder rain snow hail 60 plus is spreading onto the south of the South Island this Cameron and Aspen. SHAW, Ngaio Mavis – thunder urries with your darling Shirley. 4/10/1933 - 1/09/2019 evening. Beloved son of the late Messages may be addressed Maurice and Sadie Clelland, Christine, David and families overnight to the family of the late max low and loved brother of Dianne wish to acknowledge the Canterbury Plains Canterbury High Country NZ Today George Sewell, c/- PO Box wonderful acts of kindness Auckland mainly ne and Zelda. Service to be held 39001, Christchurch 8545. TODAY TODAY FZL: About 2000m 17 11 at Gardens of the World, 95 given to us with the passing Fine with high cloud for most. Showers Donations in memory of of Ngaio, wife of Owen for 65 Fine. Northwesterlies. Hamilton ne 17 8 Clover Road East, Hope, on George to Dementia turning to rain in the evening about the TUESDAY, October 1, 2019, years. Thank you to Bernard Canterbury would be Egan for conducting the TOMORROW divide, with snow to 1600 metres. Napier ne 21 9 at 1.00pm. We would love to appreciated and may be share your memories of service of celebration of A few spots of morning rain, otherwise Wind at 1000m: Rising to NW gale 80 km/h made at the service. His Ngaio's life and to Paterson's Palmerston North ne 16 10 Richard so please feel free to funeral will be held in our mainly ne. Northwesterlies. in exposed places in the morning, easing bring any photos to the Funeral Home. Thank you to 60 km/h in the evening. Wind at 2000m: Wellington ne 15 11 Westpark Chapel, 467 also to the management and ceremony or send them Wairakei Road, Burnside, MONDAY Rising to NW severe gale 95 km/h morning, through to: staff of Rosebank Rest Home Nelson ne 17 8 Christchurch, on Tuesday, for your care of Ngaio. For Period of rain, followed by showers, easing to gale 75 km/h in the evening. [email protected] October 1, at 2.00pm. om the lovely floral tributes, cards spreading north as strong northerlies Blenheim ne 20 8 TOMORROW FZL: Rising to 2200m and personal phone calls that change cold southerly. have given us such comfort. Mainly ne with high cloud, but rain about Greymouth showers 14 9 Please accept this as our TUESDAY the divide with snow to 1700 metres. personal acknowledgement Wind at 1000m: NW 55 km/h. Christchurch ne 18 8 Showers, some heavy, gradually clearing. from the family of Ngaio. Wind at 2000m: NW gale 80 km/h at times. Cold southwesterlies easing. Timaru ne 21 5 CLELLAND, Richard FUNERAL MONDAY Queenstown cloudy 17 5 Please note all late death WEDNESDAY Alexander – notices or notices sent Rain spreading everywhere, possibly heavy Passed away suddenly in FURNISHERS outside ordinary office A ne start, then a period of rain with a brisk about the divide. Snow lowering to 800m. Dunedin ne 19 8 Ashburton. Loved brother and hours must be emailed to: MASTER southerly change. Gale NW, easing and tending W. brother-in-law of Dianne and MONUMENTAL MASON Invercargill shower 15 7 John Elms. Loved uncle of [email protected] Craig, Nic and Michael and to ensure publication. E.B. CARTER LTD World Weather Forecasts for today River Levels cumecs Mark, Brittany and Thomas. To place a notice during For all your memorial Adelaide ne 18 6 Frankfurt cloudy 20 13 New York ne 27 17 Selwyn Whitecliffs (NIWA) no data Will be greatly missed. office hours please contact requirements Amsterdam showers 17 12 Geneva ne 20 14 Paris ne 19 13 us on 03 307 7900 for more New headstones and designs Bangkok showers 32 25 Hobart ne 15 5 Perth ne 25 10 Rakaia Fighting Hill (NIWA) no data CLELLAND, Richard information. Renovations, Berlin drizzle 19 11 Hong Kong ne 32 26 Rarotonga showers 23 22 Alexander – Additional inscriptions, Brisbane thunder 30 17 Honolulu showers 31 24 Rome rain 25 19 Any queries please Cleaning and Concrete work Cairns ne 30 19 Islamabad rain 32 19 San Francisco ne 21 14 Nth Ashburton no data Passed away suddenly in Cairo ne 33 24 Jakarta cloudy 33 25 Seoul cloudy 27 19 Ashburton. Loved brother and contact 0800 Carried out by qualified tradesmen. Calcutta thunder 31 25 Johannesburg ne 28 8 Singapore thunder 34 25 Sth Ashburton no data brother-in-law of Zelda and ASHBURTON Canberra ne 19 2 Kuala Lumpur thunder 33 24 Stockholm rain 12 11 620 East Street Ashburton John Sandys. Loved uncle of (0800-274-287) Colombo thunder 28 23 London rain 20 12 Sydney ne 19 14 Ph/Fax 308 5369 Rangitata Klondyke no data Tina Sandys and Dan, Darwin ne 34 23 Los Angeles rain 19 17 Taipei drizzle 26 23 or 0274 357 974 Delhi rain 33 25 Madrid ne 28 12 Tel Aviv showers 30 22 Karmen and Heath Walters [email protected] Dubai ne 40 30 Melbourne ne 16 7 Tokyo cloudy 29 19 Waitaki Kurow no data and John and Teri Sandys. NZMMMA Member Dublin rain 16 10 Moscow showers 12 6 Washington rain 31 13 Loved great uncle of Morgan, Edinburgh ne 15 10 Nadi ne 30 21 Zurich ne 20 14 Source: Environment Canterbury the late Finn and Jensen Brough and Cael. Max Tides, Sun, Moon and Fishing Canterbury Readings to 4pm yesterday Walters and Ethan Sandys. Ashburton Methven Christchurch Timaru Saturday Sunday Monday Will be sadly missed. Canterbury owned, m Airport Airport Airport am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm locally operated 3 Temperature °C 2 At 4pm 17.0 14.3 13.8 15.7 Patersons Max to 4pm 17.4 15.7 14.9 16.3 Funeral Services 1 Minimum 3.8 1.0 4.7 3.6 0 Grass minimum 1.3 – 1.2 – and Ashburton 2:36 8:47 3:06 9:16 4:28 10:41 4:57 11:07 5:21 11:35 5:48 The times shown are for the Ashburton River mouth. For the Rangitata river Rainfall mm Crematorium Ltd mouth subtract 16 minutes and for the Rakaia river mouth subtract 4 minutes. 16hr to 4pm 0.0 – 0.0 0.0 Rise 6:12 am Rise 7:11 am Rise 7:09 am September to date 36.8 – 52.0 25.6 Office and Chapel Set 6:36 pm Set 7:37 pm Set 7:38 pm Avg Sep to date 47 – 41 38 Corner East & Cox Bad Bad fishing Bad Bad fishing Bad Bad fishing 2019 to date 545.6 – 430.4 324.0 Streets, Ashburton 508 – 484 366 Rise 6:11 am Rise 7:42 am Rise 8:12 am Avg year to date Set 5:41 pm Set 7:59 pm Set 9:17 pm Wind km/h Ph 307 7433 At 4pm E 11 E 17 E 20 NE 15 New moon First quarter Full moon 29 Sep 7:28 am 6 Oct 5:49 am 14 Oct 10:09 am Strongest gust NE 19 – E 26 NE 22 ©Copyright OceanFun Publishing Ltd. www.ofu.co.nz Maori Fishing Guide by Bill Hohepa Time of gust 11:36am – 3:46pm 3:26pm

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Cryptic crossword Simon Shuker’s Code Cracker Your Stars ARIES (Mar 21-Apr 19): The question arises as to who is the better person. This is a ridiculous thing for anyone to argue about because there are no better or worse people, only people who fit the situation to a greater or lesser degree. TAURUS (Apr 20-May 20): Avoid thinking too much about whether they will be impressed with you, pleased by your work and influenced by your charm. It’s better to focus on self- acceptance, the wellspring of all charisma. GEMINI (May 21-Jun 21): Give and take, ups and downs, these are the opposites that keep relationships rolling along. If it were all one way, you’d be so bored. And you know that’s true because you’ve experienced it before. CANCER (Jun 22-Jul 22): The great news is that other people’s moods don’t have to influence you. If you find you’re not the master of the way you think, feel and behave, it means you’ve given your power away and need to get it back. LEO (Jul 23-Aug 22): As for this little interruption to your flow, it’s easily fixed. Note the problem, ACROSS and then determine if a solution is possible. 7. No crest put out by the country can cause such dismay (13) If so, the next step is a brainstorm. And if 8. The care private might take to evade the truth (11) not, you just have a reality to accept. 12. The sort of wealth that’s not spoken about? (6) VIRGO (Aug 23-Sep 22): You manage your emotions 14. A forbidding way to move back at sea (6) well now, partly because you’ve made it a 16. Lay bare the end due to be changed (6) priority to fill your days with the things that 18. ‘U’ sort of form at start of year? (6) make you feel good, which is just part of 19. Give us salt on it (a change from greetings) (11) maintaining a strong emotional core. 23. What one leaving has (to go to station for?) (1,5,2,5) LIBRA (Sep 23-Oct 23): It’s risky to say what’s on your mind and heart, but that’s exactly why you’ll DOWN share. Without risk, you wouldn’t be brave 1. It might as well turn up the deck at the stern… (4) and strong and you wouldn’t inspire others 2. … as might its actual existence (4) to be so. 3. Till is put up in recognition of service (6) SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 21): You’ll listen through the 4. It is like quinsy in a nag maybe (6) noise and hear what people really need and 5. It is famous to all who hold a covered colonnade (4) want, which is different from what they 6. It may burrow, or act as a breakwater (4) profess. Speaking to those deeper desires is 9. Road nut takes around a building with a dome (7) a delicate matter. Approach with discretion. 10. Treachery, a crime era’s not responsible for (7) SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec 21): Be the first to reach 11. Except that it is without others of its sort (4) out. There’s power in making the initial 12. Disentangle what is partly sound, often (4) contact. It shows confidence and even when 13. 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