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When at Arrowtown Grab the Lakes CROMWELL FEATURE INSIDE LAKES WEEKLY 23rd Feb - 1st Mar 23rd BULLETIN FIRST ON THE STREET No 789 WWW.LWB.CO.NZ • BUY • ACCOMMODATION • SELL • INFORMATION • JOBS • [email protected] Guilty as charged I must admit to the crime of being a bit negative of late. I know why I have this this less-than-ideal mindset. I have a family to support, a couple of dozen employees across multiple Wakatipu based businesses. One of which was brand new in the year of Covid 2020. All these businesses are struggling. No surprises there. But nothing changes the fact, a negative attitude is not going to turn a global pandemic around. So, let me fl ip it around and look on the bright side of life. A normal working week for me is 7 days, 8am to whenever it ends. Being self-employed is like the endless split shift. From one thing to the next, break, the next thing, to the next, break, home, dinner with wife and kids, bath, bed (for the kids) then to the home offi ce to tidy that day away. Re- peat the hamster wheel tomorrow. The bright side is, I now work 6 days a week. Sometimes only 5. Sometimes only 8 hours a day. No point banging my head against a wall when the usual complications of a busy business have gone along with half our trade. Karen MacPherson, Tim Tayler, Brendon Mulcahy & Hayley Edwards So on Saturday I went and played golf for the 3rd time since Covid hit, enjoying the King Beats Charity Music Festival in Kingston on Saturday with a couple of mates on a stunning Central Otago day. I even won the beers (they must be really bad at golf) and then had a sleepy afternoon in the hammock reminiscing about that birdy on the 14th. One of my playing partners is an English born Kiwi. His Mum back in the UK just got the vaccine injection. But his grandma died. She was 95. A good innings and it took this virus to tip her over. That’s the tragic reality outside of these islands. I could complain that our Government seem to think a roll out of 12,000 vaccines to essential workers is a big achievement. Our leader thinks small. That is ok, baby steps. Good on her. It is only hospitality and tourism going bust. That is ok, no rush. The rest of NZ is doing just fi ne. And the govern- ment is of course charged with looking after the majority fi rst. Fair play. It is my problem I am in hospitality, not hers. But we will survive. Stay positive. Do our bit for the team of 5 million. Be kind and take the fi nancial hit. Keep playing golf, work less, enjoy life and buy a NZSki seasons pass. Life is good here. Playing golf on late summer days and thinking about skiing on the best little ski fi eld in the southern hemisphere, just 15 minutes from my house. Coronet Peak. Bring on winter. Scott Stevens [email protected] all day! � $5 � $5 London � $5 HOUSE Pints JAGer BOMBS WINE Shotover Street Queenstown 03 441 1142 www.thelondon.co.nz LAKES WEEKLY BULLETIN Page 2 FOR RENT 1 BEDROOMS 10V Coat Pit Road 1 Whiteware $370 per week We have the perfect solution for those seeking their own space located in a rural setting. Located beside the Gibbston Tavern, close to the vineyards and biking trails. Includes a lock up storage area below and whiteware. 19a Wellswood Way 1 Furnished $450per week This architecturally designed apartment is not your average “one-bedder”. The spacious bedroom positioned upstairs includes generous wardrobe space and wonderful views of the Remarkable Mountains. A Fresh, light and airy living room leads out to a private courtyard offering great outdoor living, a large storage shed, and your own off street carpark. 2 BEDROOMS 10D Coal Pit Road 1 Unfurnished $450 per week This modern 2 bed unit is spacious, warm and situated in the picturesque Gibbston Valley. Rental properties are rarely available in this area and don’t last long 34a Toni’s Terrace 1 Unfurnished $495 per week This sunny Shotover unit, has internal access to a single garage, heat pump, double glazing and off street parking. It has additional roof space storage and a small patio. It is light, bright and modern. Maximum of 3 people. Pets considered 26 McChesney Road 2 Whiteware $500 per week This charming Lockwood style home provides a sense of character & warmth with the wooden interior. It has two bedrooms, two bathrooms (one of which includes a large bath), laundry and toilet. There is a log burner for ultimate warmth and coziness during the winter months – this property is also positioned well to capture maximum winter sun. Enjoy the rural aspect of this property while soaking in the amazing views of surrounding mountains! All Garden maintenance is taken care of by the landlord. 10b Riverside Road 1 Unfurnished $540 per week This sunny Shotover unit, has internal access to a single garage, heat pump, double glazing and off street parking. It has additional roof space storage and a small patio. It is light, bright and modern. Maximum of 3 people. Pets considered 3 BEDROOMS 31 Woodlands Close 2 Part Furnished $530 per week A lovely home, split over two levels in Goldfield Heights. All bedrooms are a good size with double wardrobes. Open plan living with a balcony that leads off the lounge to breathtaking views of lake and mountains. Good heating and 2 OSP DELIVERED ON BOARD BY... 48 Peterley Road 2 Unfurnished $600 per week A lovely well designed modern home in Shotover Country. Sunny and warm with an open plan kitchen/dining that opens to a north facing courtyard. Ducted heat pump to keep you snug in Winter and a internally accessed double garage for plenty of storage. Need Immigration advice? 27C Falconer Rise 2 Whiteware $645 per week Executive living in a highly sought after location. It is modern, sunny and warm with both a log burner and heat pump for the colder months. With 3 generously sized Come talk to the team at Collective Consulting. The bedrooms, 1 with a fabulous walk-in robe it’s a must see. The property has a single lock up garage and off street parking. local experts in their eld. Honest professionals that 5 Kotuku Lane 2 Whiteware $650 per week will get your Immigration matter sorted. This stunning home is light and bright and has a beautiful rural outlook. The property consists of three bedrooms and two bathrooms and has a single lock up garage, heat pump, wood burner and off street parking 4 BEDROOMS 6 / 3 1 H u ff S t r e e t 1 Part Furnished $580 per week This spacious apartment is centrally located to town, recently re-furbished throughout with neutral décor providing a fresh & clean living environment. Split over two levels with the upper featuring two bedrooms and the lower level includes a functional kitchen laundry with whiteware, a dining/living area. Has a large balcony with fab lovely views. Only a few minutes walk to town ! 19 Oxforshire Avenue 2 Unfurnished $650 per week This comfortable four-bedroom home in Shotover Country has high spec fixtures and fittings throughout. A heatpump, gas fire and underfloor heating will keep you warm in winter and there’s a low maintenance garden with two outdoor entertainment areas to enjoy in the summertime. Features a garage with plenty of storage 16 Cornwall Street 2 Unfurnished $680 per week Stand alone home with woodburner and panel heaters in bedrooms. Large double lock up garage, fully fenced and easy care section. Available from 8th March for a long term lease. Would suit a family or 2 couples. 26 Rannoch Drive 3 Furnished $800 per week ExecutiveFIND MORE living INFORMATIONin a highly sought ATafter location. This three/four bedroom, three bathroomwww.housemart.co.nz home is modern, (03) sunny 442 and 3815 warm. The property has a double lock up garage and off street parking. Family group preferred but may consider 2 couples for the right application FIND MORE INFORMATION AT www.housemart.co.nz (03) 442 3815 03 428 2672 Have your property managed by the best! [email protected] NZ PROPERTY MANAGEMENT COMPANY OF THE YEAR 2019-2020 www.ccqt.nz LAKES WEEKLY BULLETIN Page 4 Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern rules out Tourism Wage Subsidy by Rentals By Paul Taylor Rent me Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has ruled out a targeted wage subsidy for businesses in communities dependent on tourism, says Queenstown’s mayor. Lakes district mayor Jim Boult held an online meeting with the PM and Tourism Minister Stuart Nash last Tuesday. 1 Bedroom 10/66 Marina Drive Queenstown $295 1 Furnished 3/66 Marina Drive Queenstown $295 1 Furnished 15A Violet Way Lower Shotover $350 1 Furnished 13/33 Melbourne St Queenstown $400 1 Furnished 15/33 Melbourne St Queenstown $400 1 Furnished 1/10 Glasgow St Queenstown $395 1 Furnished 2 Bedroom 9/66 Marina Drive Queenstown $395 1 Furnished 4/43 Goldridge Queenstown $450 1 White Ware 7b Cameron Place Queenstown $450 2 Furnished 3 Cranbury court Queenstown $475 1 Furnished 2/507 Frankton rd Queenstown $475 1 Furnished 56/716 Frankton rd Queenstown $525 1 Furnished 186 Glenda Drive Frankton $525 1 Furnished 35B Hallenstein Queenstown $550 1 Unfurnished 23/Residence du Lac Queenstown $500 1 Furnished Queenstown mayor Jim Boult and Tourism Minister Stuart Nash’s fi rst meeting in Queenstown B/10 Coalpit Road Queenstown $555 2 Unfurnished after last year’s post-election cabinet shuffl e 14/58 Douglas Street Frankton $600 1 Furnished 4/658 Frankton Rd Queenstown $650 1 Furnished Boult says he outlined many of the challenges and struggles faced by communities across the country who are heavily reliant on tourism, and the 3 Bedroom visitor and accommodation sectors.
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