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H A N M E R S P R I N G S V I L L A G E N E W S
If you are thinking of buying, selling or renting, call
your local Harcourts Hanmer Springs Office today!
03 315 7084
hanmersprings@harcourts.co.nz
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Women’s Refuge 0800 REFUGE (733 843)
For emergencies ring 111,
North Canterbury Police 105
Lifeline 0800 543 354,
Youthline 0800 376 633 or text HELP (4357)
for free, 24/7, confidential support .
Support Staff Member Wanted
We are seeking a very special individual to
work as part of a team to support a young
man to transition into our school. Full support
and training will be provided for the success-
ful applicant.
This is a fixed term appointment through to
December 2021 with hours to be
negotiated with the right person.
For more information please call the
Principal James on 02102479539 for more
information.
Hanmer 0274 337 985
! Christchurch, Hanmer Springs, Kaikoura,
Peter Moody Cheviot, Waiau, Rotherham, Waikari, Waipara
Phone 021 927 037 Amberley, Rangiora, Greta Valley, Culverden
E: peter@floorpriderangiora.co.nz
For all your flooring needs.
hanmercheviotcouriers@xtra.co.nz
59 Jacks Pass Rd, Hanmer Springs
03 315 7503 reception@hanmermc.co.nz
Clinic Hours: Monday-Friday
9am-12:30pm & 2:00pm-4:30pm
VISITING PROFESSIONALS
• Plunket – Claire – second Monday of every month
Electronic Version • Audiologist 16th June
• Dietician 18th June
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reminder to click on Tēnā koutou katoa / greetings to
you all, The Canterbury health
http://thepinkie.co.nz/ system is looking at what support
Waitaha/Canterbury people need
to stay healthy and well.
Cover: Night Sky We would like to understand how
you feel about your physical, emotional, mental, spiritual and
whānau/family health.
Photos this issue Richard Tapper,
What does hauora (health and wellbeing) mean to you, and
historical archives, what can the health system do to support you?
A number of community conversations are being hosted
between April and June with priority populations including
Māori, Pasifika, culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD),
LGBTQI+, people who live in rural Canterbury and people living
If You Want to Have with a disability.
Something included in To support this, we invite you, your whānau/family, friends and
colleagues to complete a short online survey (approximately 5
minute duration). You can complete the survey in a number of
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readability of text for people with print disabilities such as
0274 337 420 dyslexia, dysgraphia, and vision impairment.
Provide your responses by contacting Koral Fitzgerald via
email - koral.fitzgerald@ccn.health.nz
Contact Details
hsvillagenews@xtra.co.nz Surveys can also be picked up at the Hanmer Springs Health
Centre.
Richard Tapper
The survey is anonymous, and the information gathered will
0274 337420 help develop future services for our community.
We are collecting information until the 30 May 2021.
Deadline for material including advertising is 5 This survey is part of a project called Pae Ora ki Waitaha, which
pm Sunday aims to develop services that support Canterbury people and
their whānau / family to stay well.
Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily
those of the editor or publisher Pae ora is a holistic concept and includes three connected
elements: mauri ora – healthy individuals, whānau ora – healthy
families and wai ora – healthy environments.
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hsvillagenews@xtra.co.nz IN AN EMERGENCY DIAL 111
19. What title if given to a person who owns a
trivia. Quiz large estate in Scotland?
20. What name is given to the official who leads
prayer in a mosque?
21. Myopia is the medical term for which
complaint?
22. What term is given to the mathematics of
shapes?
23. Who was the director of ‘2001; A Space
Odyssey’?
24. What is the highest accolade given at the
1. What is the study of disease called? Cannes Film Festival?
2. Which is the world’s largest bird? 25. What is the Spanish word for donkey?
3. What are the two Latin words signified by 26. What was the surname of the butler in
A.D. in a date? Downton Abbey?
4. What is the medical terms given to low blood 27. Which Italian dish features slices of raw
sugar? meat or fish?
5. What is the common name for the scapula? 28. Vulpine refers to which animal?
6. Which molecule, in the form of a double helix, 29. Of which family did John Galsworthy write a
transfers genetic characteristics? series of novels in the first two decades of the
20th century?
7. Which large body of water surrounds the North
Pole? 30. According to the proverb what is the sincerest
form of flattery?
8. Henley Regatta takes place on which river?
31. What is the fourth letter of the Greek
9. Which of the grand Slam tennis championships
alphabet?
is played on clay?
32. In which city would you find the Uffizi
10. Which famous cricket ground is in St John’s
gallery?
Wood in London?
33. Which artist painted ‘The Fighting Temeraire’ in
11. In the tv series ‘Happy Days’ who played The
1838?
Fonz?
34. What is the common name for the crane fly?
12. Where in the human body is the patella
35. Angelina Jolie is the daughter of which
13. What is a trumpet quietening device
actor?
known as?
14. Which capital in Europe has a name which a
portmanteau of two cities from opposite banks
of a river?
15. What is the most frequently used letter in the
English language?
16. Which London thoroughfare was associated
with newspapers?
17. Who was the first person to produce a printed
book in English?
18. Who was the Greek goddess of retribution?
Herbal
Profile
of the week:
OREGANO
Benefits of Oregano
Oregano has anti oxidant properties. Oregano contains
thymol and rosmarinic acid that work on the body to minimise
the destructive effects of free radicals. There is a lot of current
medical interest in the ability of antioxidants to help repair
damage to the body on a cellular level and combat cancer,
heart disease, high blood pressure, macular degeneration
and help slow geriatric muscle deterioration.
Anti-Fungal Properties of Oregano Historically used as a
food preservative, oregano has some impressive credentials
as an anti-fungal. Oregano has been used as both an internal
and external preparation in treating fungal infections and has
been tested successfully in inhibiting the growth of yeasts
like Candida Albicans.
Courtesy of Wellness Hanmer.
The approach to the village of Hanmer, only in
this instance (and below) it is Hanmer, near
Wrexham in Wales
Kitchen Rescue Remedies
tips to fix a dish that is not right or ‘needs something’
Sympton Treatment
Not particularly tasty.”Needs Something” If tasting a dish prompts you to say "it needs something", that
something is usually salt. Seasoning – a term which, as Western chefs
use it, means the addition of salt – is all-important, but perhaps
because it's repeated over and over, the message sometimes falls on
deaf ears. Most dishes that seem a little off can be fixed simply with a
little more assertive seasoning.
Symptom A watery dish can be one where the seasoning isn't quite right (as
above) or it might just have too much liquid. Try removing solids and
Watery or weak
reducing down the liquid until it's rich and flavourful.
If reduction alone isn't going to get you there, you might have to
thicken your sauce so that it clings to the ingredients. The classic
French finishing of beurre manié (kneaded butter) thickens and
enriches anything from a coq au vin to a beef Bourguignon. Make it by
mixing together equal volumes of plain flour and butter (for example, 1
tablespoon of flour and 20 grams of softened butter) and whisking it
into your sauce or stew towards the end of cooking.
Symptom:
Adding richness to a dish usually means improving the mouthfeel. In
Insipid, lacking richness French cooking this is often done by "mounting" a sauce or dish, by
whisking cubes of cold butter into a hot liquid to emulsify it.
For foods from the Indian subcontinent, one step that's often missed is
tadka, or tempering. Spices are flashed in hot ghee or oil before they
are added to a braised curry or stew. The addition of ghee and spices
adds richness and layered flavour. In many dishes from Lebanon,
Turkey or the Middle East the addition of nuts fried in butter or ghee
has a similar effect.
A dish described as "flat" can often mean that the cooking process has
Symptom: driven off the volatile aromas and this can easily be fixed by the
Flat, one-dimensional addition of acidity or a touch of bitterness. Think a squeeze of lemon to
a salad or roast, a dash of vinegar into a stew, or even a sprinkling of
fresh herbs or a grind of pepper. These sour or bitter additions at the
end of cooking can bring life back to a dull-tasting dish.
If seasoning in Western cooking anecdotally refers to the
addition of salt, in Asian cuisines seasoning has a few more
Symptom: dimensions. As well as salt or pepper on a table in China,
Too sweet/sour/salty/bitter Thailand, Vietnam or the Philippines you might find sugar,
vinegars and savoury sauces so that dishes can be custom-
seasoned to the five tastes of salty, sour, bitter, sweet and
umami. Our mouths work in strange ways. Our taste buds work
relative to each other, so a bit of clever seasoning can fix a lot of
problems. I remember as a child if we were eating fruits that
were too sour, my grandmother would sprinkle them with salt.
The result was magical. The initial taste was salty, but as it went
away our tastes compensated and all of a sudden the sour fruit
would taste sweet.
Saltiness and sourness can counteract bitterness. Sourness
and savouriness work in opposition to sweetness. Sweetness
pulls in the opposite direction to sour.
If your bolognese is suffering from some particularly sour
passata, a spoon or two of sugar will pull it back into line.
Symptom:
Burned Throw it out and have sandwiches
North Canterbury
Final cheques on May 31st Terrible
We can
teach
with money?
practical
Debt budgeting
Rates are due for this quarter by Thursday 20th problems? skills
May.
Need help We can
to access advocate
Cheques will not be accepted by Hurunui your with agencies
Kiwisaver? on your
District Council after Monday 31st May 2021. behalf
There are a variety of payment methods We provide For individuals,
free families/whānau
available for settling your rates from here-on-in; confidential
covering
Waimakariri &
Rates Easypay, in-person payments, online advice! the Hurunui
payments using our website, or internet bank
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E-mail: servicemanager@bsnc.org.nz
Office: War Memorial Hall, 1 Albert Street,
Rangiora Ph: 03 313 3505
If you would like further guidance, please come in and have a www.bsnc.org.nz
chat, email us on rates@hurunui.govt.nz, or phone 03 3148 816.
Supported by: MSD and the Rātā Foundation
Affiliated member of the National Building Financial Capability
Charitable Trust. Registered Charity Number: CC10710
Salmon and creamed spinach
en croute
New Zealand farmed salmon is among the best in
the world. With creamy spinach and buttery pastry,
this is a simple, celebratory fish dish that punches
well above its weight.
Ingredients
2 tbsp butter
1 brown onion, peeled and finely chopped
2 garlic cloves, finely chopped
75g cream cheese, cubed
½ cup milk
‘Pastrami’ salmon fillets with 280g baby spinach leaves
horseradish mashed potatoes 4 x 180g salmon fillets, skinless and pin-boned (centre cut
The time-honoured flavours of the Jewish deli have seen a preferred)
renaissance, from smoked meats and crunchy pickles to 4 sheets frozen puff pastry, thawed
pretzels and smoked salmon bagels. They're strong enough 1 egg, beaten
for a bit of reinvention, too. Pastrami spices (traditionally used lemon wedges, to serve
for curing beef) make a great flavour additive for fresh Method
salmon. Make a double batch of the spice mix and use it 1. Heat a large frying pan over medium heat and add the
time and again, on chicken thighs, lamb chops, pork ribs, butter. Fry the onion and garlic for about 3 minutes,
eggplant and mushrooms. stirring frequently, until softened. Add the cream cheese
Ingredients and milk and stir until the cheese melts. Add the spinach,
4 x 180g king salmon fillets, skin removed
stir and cook until the leaves have wilted and the mixture
2 tbsp olive oil
has thickened. Allow to cool to room temperature, then
800g all-purpose potatoes, peeled and roughly chopped
season with salt and pepper to taste.
1 tbsp butter
100ml milk 2. Preheat oven to 200C. Place a salmon fillet on one side
2 tbsp horseradish cream of the pastry and top with a quarter of the spinach
Pastrami spice rub
mixture. Fold the ends of the pastry in and then fold the
1 tbsp coriander seeds side of the pastry over to create a pocket, trimming any
1 tbsp black peppercorns excess (use offcuts to decorate the top of the pastry if you
1 tbsp mustard seeds like). Crimp the edge with a fork to seal. Repeat with
1 tbsp brown sugar remaining fillets. Brush the pastries with beaten egg and
1 tbsp garlic powder bake for 20 minutes until golden brown. Serve with lemon
1 tsp sea salt wedges.
1 tsp smoked paprika
Method
1. To make the pastrami spice mix, toast the coriander
seeds, peppercorns and mustard seeds in a dry pan
over medium heat for two minutes or until the mustard
seeds start popping. Coarsely crush or grind, mix with
the sugar, garlic powder, sea salt and paprika, and set
aside.
2. Brush each fillet with a little olive oil and press firmly
into the spice mix until coated on all sides. Refrigerate
for one hour or overnight.
3. Cook the potatoes in simmering salted water until
tender, drain well and mash with butter. Beat in the milk
and horseradish cream and season well.
4. Heat the remaining oil in a heavy fry pan and cook
the salmon for four minutes over medium heat until
golden. Turn and cook the other side until gently pink in the
centre, and serve with the mash and green beans. 8
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An election is required and this will be conducted by
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system.
Nominations for the above position must be made on the
official nomination form available from the library or HDC
website.
Completed nomination documents must be received by
electoral officer, Naomi Woodham, no later than 12 noon
on Thursday 20 May 2021. Each nomination must be
accompanied by a deposit of $200 incl GST, payable by
EFTPOS, cash or on-line banking.
We will publish candidate profiles when they come to
hand.
Bird Feeders
As produced by
Hanmer Springs
Mens’ Shed
$35
Available from
Mens Shed
or call
Neil Whitaker
0220 704853Traditional roof down sweep $80 single story $120 two story
Hanmer Woolshed Gallery
The Hanmer Woolshed Gallery was opened in 2002.
We have had many happy years working in the town.
We would like to thank all of our loyal customers.
As of 1st May 2021, the Hanmer Woolshed Gallery has
been sold to Sook and James Bae who will continue
selling the same great wool possum products you have
wanted.
They will trade as Hanmer Woolshed.
We wish them all the best.
COVID has resulted in three of our shops
closing. The Woolshed Gallery Akaroa and Hokitika are
still operating along with our web page.
We would like to state that the Woolshed Gallery
Akaroa and Hokitika will still trade from Sunday to
Friday. We will remain closed on Saturday.
The new owners in Hanmer will be opening seven days
per week.
Thank you once again for your support.
God bless Neroli and Alistair DavidsonLong Term Plan- Our way: maximising opportunities & meeting
challenges
a snapshot of the
pointy end. Focus: Future ready, strengths based, district and
community voice.
Out of these values came four main strategic
Cr. Mary Holloway objectives:
I know I have mentioned the LTP before in this Water resilience
venerable newspaper- but now we are getting to Targeted growth
the pointy end of this process. Apart from Vibrant communities
personally petitioning the Community Board, or Maximising advantages
chucking your local representative out of office,
this is the single most effective time that you have To quote the Mayor, “It is fine to have recollections
to have a say in what happens around here. of the past, but real wisdom comes from being
able to prepare for the future”.
Below is a very short precis of a document which
you will now find on the Councils website. For Our biggest assets are our open farmland, access
those who give-a-damn. Here is the link: to nature, vineyards and beaches via a huge
network of roads and trails. We need to build on
Please read the Consultation Document (PDF our strengths in order to grow and support our
26MB) - or this lower resolution copy (PDF 8MB) . economy.
If your wishes & dreams for your village and your We are challenged to provide essential services
district are not reflected or are reflected, please because of our small population…fewer
submit- either by coming along to one of the ratepayers. We plan for the future by managing
evenings advertised, or for the time-poor, do it on rates and debt. This council wishes to clear
line. existing debt in order to put us in a strong position
to deal with the many challenges coming our way.
Exercising their collective wisdom on behalf of
those who elected them, your council- in August As our Mayor Marie Black so appropriately
2020, worked on a strategy which defined the quipped… putting us back in the ‘Black’.
values which they felt reflected our communities
and applied strategic planning for the challenges This Long Term Plan has been dubbed “Finding
which we face into the future. Although largely the fair way”.
driven by agriculture, the Hurunui is also focussed I hope that you take the time to read it on the
on tourism with Hanmer Springs and the Waipara council website or at the library in order that you
Wine Valley being paramount. might have your say about what you would like
Below is an excerpt from the strategy statement. your community to look like now and into the
future. Even just to learn a bit more about this
Vision: Resourceful people, resilient infrastructure, incredibly beautiful 864 hectare piece of paradise
treasured environment. full of history, reserves, villages, rivers and beaches
which 12-13 thousand really diverse folk call
Values: Respect- give it to get it, Integrity-do home.
what’s right , Commitment- be in boots’n all!Licensed REAA 2008
Hanmer Springs
Buyers waiting! Now is
the time to see what your
property would sell for.
Janice Clyma AREINZ
Residential/Lifestyle Sales Consultant
M 027 434 7090
Hanmer Springs
Imagine how good it would feel to have your groceries
sorted for a whole year! Every week you could be looking
at a packed pantry filled with all your favourites and still
have money left aside to do more of what you love.
We're excited to announce the next campaign for the
year - Win a year's supply of groceries (valued at
$15,000).
To enter, all you need to do is receive a FREE appraisal on
your property, and you are in with a chance to win. If you
list your property for sale with us, you will get another
entry, doubling your chances to win.
The special offer runs from 1 May to 9 June.
Call your local Property Brokers Sales Agent and book
your free, no obligation appraisal now.
Janice Clyma AREINZ
Hanmer Springs and Surrounds 0274 347 090
Janice.clyma@pb.co.nzPine Cones
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Become A Bowling Club Turf Sponsor Phone Graeme 0274335597 or email
For $50 you can get into Hanmer Springs hsvillagenews@xtra.co.nz with your
janet.messervy.hanmer@gmail.com
Property email address
$50 buys you the sponsorship of a square
meter of turf of the new bowling green
adjacent to the golf club. Need a Quality Builder ?
The purchase of one (or more) square meters will not only be of Full Builds, Extensions and Repairs
great assistance in funding the new all-weather green, but also Jobs Large and Small
your name (or your company name) will be featured on the We are happy to help!
sponsorship board for the life of the green and you will receive • We understand both the building conditions in
Hurunui - and the building regulations
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All you have to do is email job
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Or phone Janet on 0272 210 653 for an • Over 40 years experience - countless happy customers
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M: 027 627 3255 | E: capybara@outlook.co.nzCommunity Notices
Hurunui District Councillors Hanmer
Please feel free to contact us, as your Springs Golf
closest representatives. Club
Mary Holloway, Hanmer Springs Results 15th May
0274 983764 Stableford
1st Steve Gill 36 pts Twos
mary.holloway@hurunui.govt.nz
2nd Paul Jones 35 pts Nathan Fergusson
Nicky Anderson, Rotherham
Nearest the Pin
3rd Nathan Fergusson
0275 315997 35 pts Sandra Best
nicky.anderson@hurunui.govt.nz 4th Brent Berry 33 pts
Ross Barnes, Mount Lyford
5th Warren Wisneski
03 315 6583
33 pts
ross.barnes@hurunui.govt.nz 6th Mike Parish 32 pts
TRIVIA ANSWERS JPs in Hanmer Springs
Alice Stielow 315 7219
1. Pathology 2. Ostrich 3. Anno Domini Joy Wilson 315 7147 027 2202511
4. Hypoglycaemia 5. Shoulder blade 6. DNA
7. Arctic Ocean. 8. The Thames 9. The French Open Rod Ell 315 7222 027 4372464
10. Lords 11. Henry Winkler 12. The knee. 13. A mute Jonathan Gardiner. 315 7925 0276859276
14 Buda and Pest forming Budapest 15. E.
16. Fleet Street 17. William Caxton 18. Nemesis
19. Laird 20 Imam 21. Short-sightedness 22. Geometry
23. Stanley Kubrick 24. Palme d’Or 25. Burro 26. Carson Hanmer Springs Netball teams are into the new season now,
27. Carpaccio 28. Fox. 29. The Forsytes 30.Imitation 31. with the second week of competition being held in Cheviot.
Delta 32. Florence 33. JMW Turner34. Daddy Long The Senior A team (sponsored by Gavin’s Logging) had a
Legs 35 Jon Voight great victory over Waiau, and player of the day was Megan
Williamson.
The Senior B team (sponsored by Hanmer Alpine Electrical)
had a close loss to Cheviot, and player of the day was Olivia
HANMER SPRINGS BRIDGE CLUB Adcock.
And the Under 14 team showed huge improvement in a loss
Results 13/05/2021 to Culverden. Player of the day was Sophie Nelson.
North / South - P Ensor & C Fraser Thanks also to Player of the Day sponsors Fire and Ice and
East / West - C & G Scrivener Monteiths.
Below are the dates and venues for the rest of the netball
season:
Waikari Hospital Centennial 4th September 2021 • 22 May Hawarden
• 29 May Hanmer Springs
We are looking for any information past or present • 12 June Glenmark
regarding the Waikari Hospital/Staff or patients. • 19 June Culverden
We are also looking for any memorabilia • 26 June Culverden
regarding the hospital. Registrations will be • 3 July Hawarden
• 10 July Waiau
available from April. For any further information
• 24 July Glenmark
please contact either Michele 0210341632 or • 31 July Cheviot
Sandy 0273439921 or email • 7 August Hanmer Springs (finals day)
waikarihospitalcententary@gmail.com.Community Events
MAY
20th Nominations Close West Ward by-election
22nd Mt Isobel Challenge
22nd ACAC’s Molly’ Remedy @ 5 Stags ++
24th LTTP Sessions @ The Library (2 sessions) JANUARY ’22
11 am & 5 pm 14/15 Great Southern Alps Miler
29th Netball @ Hanmer 15th MacPac Mountainman (tougher than the
Coast to Coast)
JULY The Alpine Adventure Race
3rd-31st Mid-winter Festival The High Country 100km (Run)
3rd-31st Ice Skating The Stampede 50km (Run)
2nd Hanmer Springs Midwinter Fete The Homestead Half 21km Run
3rd Winter Ball The James Epic 103km MTB Race
9/12/15/21 Drive In Movies GroundEffect Pony Express MTB Race
10th-11th Kid’s 10K Night Run
16th. West Ward by-election *If you have any questions about these half, one and
17th Midwinter Dinner Hanmer Springs Hotel two day workshops please go to the website
24-25th Upholstery Workshop* http://musicandarts.co.nz or telephone Graham Frith
31st Stars in Your Eyes 027 539 8484
AUGUST ** By-election will only be held if there is more than one
7th Netball Finals Day @ Hanmer Springs nomination for the seat
++ Check Amuri Arts Council website
OCTOBER ’21
2-3rd Upholstery Workshop*
2-3rd Basket Weaving Workshop*
2-3rd Soap Making Workshops*
2-3rd Harmonica Beginners Workshop*
9-10th Ukulele for Beginners Workshop*
9-10th Catonnage Workshop*
9-10th Urban Aerosol Street Art Workshop*
9-10th Sax, Trumpet Trombone Clarinet
Workshop*
28th-31st Hurunui Garden Festival
29th Hanmer Springs Fete
30/31 Hanmer Halloween Howler 12hr/24hr
MTB race
NOVEMBER
19th - 21st Hanmer Springs School 125th
anniversary weekend
http://thepinkie.co.nz/CLASSES & FITNESS, CLUBS & MUSIC
HANMER SPRINGS ADULTS’ CHOIR YOGA TUESDAY WALKERS
No experience necessary! Wednesday during Tuesday's 5:15pm @ 12 Amuri Ave Tuesday morn walks in local forest area.
the school term. 7 - 8.30 Sunday's 10am @ Amuri Estate, Approx 1½ - 2 hours. Meet 9.45 am at
Hanmer Springs School 128 Medway Rd Jollies Pass Rd Forest Entry car park (by
Cost $10 casual or $60 full term. old DoC house) More info Anne
Please call/txt Olivia 021 548 776 to
Contact Rosalind Kelly for further enquiries 0212777515 or Julian 021 148 2811
confirm your spot
027 733 4405
Check the FB page for changes in
days/times each week Tramping group
Day tramps in local mountains and
Hanmer Springs Tennis Club surrounding areas. Every Wednesday.
During season twilight tennis plus kid’s PILATES For more information contact Janet
coaching. Contacts:, Olivia Reid 021548776 Pilates classes @ 12 Amuri Ave 021 103 4303. Mt Isobel Tramping
(adults), Sarah Currie (Kids) 02108264557 Mon 5.30pm Thursday 8.45 am 10 am Group
Corrie 0210457666
Wendy 027243 2123
HANMER SPRINGS BRIDGE
HANMER SPRINGS COMMUNITY GYM CLUB
For use by members. Located downstairs @ LINE DANCING THURSDAYS AT THE ANGLICAN
Sports Pavilion. Machines for cardio & weight Memorial Hall Monday 1 pm CHURCH HALL @ 7.15 pm
exercise. Membership enquiries Call Joy 315 7147 or
Contact Penny 0272 408 321
Phone Shane Adcock 021 921 109
Cost:donation
MORRIS DANCING
AQUACIZE Hanmer Springs Community Band - 'The Notables'
We love to play music together for fun and the 7.30 pm Memorial Hall every
Thermal Pools entrance, Monday
mornings 10 am. Informal group. personal development that comes from playing in Thursday
Will need aqua stick. For more
a group. All instruments are welcome but you will Contact John Dumsday
need to read sheet music. Dust off your instrument
information Contact and join Hanmer’s 'Little Big Band' on Monday
Phone 021395022.
Linda 021 223 8188 nights 7 to 8.30pm (school terms).
Contact Marguerite for details: 0211254062 COMBINED PROBUS CLUB
HANMER SPRINGS
Listings on these pages are free Meetings first Tuesday each
month
and are the responsibility of Fun and Fellowship ..
those listed to keep up-to-date for the more mature
To join or for more
ANGLICAN CHURCH HALL information Contact:-
Available for hire for groups, worships, Clive Lind 027 2467771
FACILITIES & VENUES retreats etc. Dennis Hall 021 2941541
Contact Natasha Glenderran 317 7211
HANMER SPRINGS GOLF CLUB
AVAILABLE FOR HIRE FOR FUNCTIONS,
REMNANT CHURCH NZ
WEDDINGS, FUNERALS ETC. Fully equipped SPORTS PAVILION 5 pm Shared finger food fellowship
kitchen, Spacious, warm, carpeted room. Bar Available for sports groups, weddings, 6 pm A Worship & Word Service
facilities. Phone 315 7110 functions etc. Fully equipped kitchen. Large Includes Children’s Church
carpeted function room. Changing rooms, 7 Coleridge Street
showers Phone 0210767236
CHURCHES Contact the library
COMMUNITY LIFE CHURCH Anglican Church of the Epiphany Catholic Parish of the Good
10.30 am Sunday 31 Jollies Pass Road - Sundays 10 am Shepherd, Hurunui
Enter behind Twice But Nice Charity Tea & Coffee after Sunday service. St Roch’s Church 27 Amuri
Rev Natasha Glenderran 315 7221
Shop Ave.Mass 5 pm each Saturday
People’s Warden Jonathan Gardiner 315 7925
For wedding information & church hall bookings Culverden Church Mass 6.30 pm
phone Natasha first Sunday of each month &,
2nd 3rd Saturday each month
Fire, Ambulance and Police Dial 111through the recycling stream is junk mail. A no
circular/junk mail sticker on your letterbox is a
great way to significantly reduce this.
ACCEPTABLE NOT ACCEPTED
Out of hours recycling facilities for paper, card,
cans, plastics types 1, 2 & 5 only and glass
bottles are provided; please ensure recycling is
clean, loose and all lids are removed. Soft
Out of hours
plastics (i.e. recycling
those youfacili2es for paper,
can scrunch card,hand)
in your cans,
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mustcontainers,
be placed glass bo7les
in the refuse.
are provided,
Kerbside ensure
refuse andrecycling
recyclingis loose and clean
collection – and
all lids removed.
Monday 8am
Kerbside Refuse and Recycling Collec2on
Only official
Service refuse
- Monday 8am and recycling bags will be col-
lected; these can be purchased from Hanmer
Springs
When Four
using Square kerbside
the Council’s and therefuse
library.
and recycling
collec7on service, please remember only official Hurunui
Council refuse and recycling bags will be collected. These can
be purchased from Hanmer Springs Four Square and the
Hanmer Springs Library.
Non-complying bags and recycling bags containing glass
bo7les will not be collectedLicensed REAA 2008
Janice Clyma AREINZ
Residential/Lifestyle
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Hanmer Springs
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Renovations, Repairs, Extensions, Sheds or New Builds
started — we can help. Contact Ryan
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HANMER STORAGE
CALL RICK 03 315 7401 OR 027201 4536
available in Hanmer Springs
*secure closed yard. *short or long term rental units
*secure, fireproof , dry and rodent-free
Manual Therapy, Sports Injuries , * suitable for furniture, cars, tools etc
Exercise Prescription , Acupuncture *containers for sale or hire
For appointments phone Chris Dixon www.hanmerstorage.co.nz
0274209766
Pine Cones For Sale
Hanmer Springs Bowling Club fundraiser.
Dry, clean pine cones for sale.
How much: between $5 and $10 a bag. Bag
sizes vary.
Larger quantities we will deliver.
Phone Graeme 0274335597 or email
janet.messervy.hanmer@gmail.com LADIES AND MEN’S HAIRDRESSERS
PHONE
PHONE 027 45 27027
834452 7834Mark: 027 222 5408 Peter 021918 508
email: mark@obrienconstruction.co.nz
email: peter@obrienconstruction.co.nz
CHIMNEY CLEANING & REPAIRS
Abel & Prestige offer a professional
service including firebox repairs,
replacement bricks, bird netting
and more…
Phone us to book in
0800 661 244
www.abelandprestige.co.nz
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