Cupboards
bare
P4
Bubble
therapy
P4
Saturday Express
Saturday, November 26, 2016
Summer
patrol
Rarangi Surf Life Saving Club
captain Tim Lovejoy is ready
for a busy season of
protecting swimmers at
Whites Bay.
PHOTO: DEREK FLYNN/FAIRFAX NZ
2 THE SATURDAY EXPRESS, NOVEMBER 26, 2016
stuff.co.nz
FROM
ANNA
Don’t you hate it when the
weather peaks during the week,
then the weekend the forecast is
miserable?
It certainly hasn’t felt much
like spring in Marlborough this
week, with reports of the weather
reaching 33 degrees Celsius on
Tuesday. While I would have
loved to have been frolicking in
the waves at Whites Bay, I was
almost grateful for our air
conditioned office when I
returned from lunch.
The weather forecast this
weekend isn’t looking great, with
gusty northwesterlies on
Saturday and rain on Sunday
morning, but if this week’s
weather is anything to go by,
there’s no doubt Whites Bay will
be packed this summer.
Rarangi Surf Life Saving Club
is teaching beach safety tips to
schools around the region for the
first time this year. With
Marlborough having the highest
number of hospitalisations after
water-related incidents, it can
only be a good thing to learn
respect for water at a young age.
Check out the story on page 3.
to do list
YOUR PAPER, YOUR PLACE
1. HAVELOCK LIONS MARKET
Head to Havelock this Saturday
morning. Plants, toys, books,
furniture, preserves, coffee,
sausage sizzle, and Morris dancing.
This newspaper is
subject to NZ Press
Council procedures.
A complaint must first
be directed in writing,
within one month of
publication, to the editor’s email address.
If not satisfied with the response, the
complaint may be referred to the
Press Council. PO Box 10-879,
The Terrace, Wellington 6143.
Or use the online complaint form at
www.presscouncil.org.nz Please
include copies of the article and all
correspondence with the publication.
2. LIVE MUSIC
The Gypsy Pickers are playing at
the Dharma Bums Club on Saturday, at 8pm. Take Highway 63 to
Wairau Valley, turn right into
Church Lane, over the bridge, and
then it’s the first gate on the left.
3. FOX ON THE FAIRWAY
A hilarious romp which begins as
Quail Valley Country Club prepares
to take on its arch-rival in the
Annual Inter-club Golf Tournament.
Daily at the Boathouse Theatre,
until December 3.
4. CELEBRATE
Enjoy bubbles and cake to mark
the completion of the conservation
project at Cob Cottage, SH1,
Riverlands. Wednesday, November
30, 7.30pm, $20. Bookings essential
578 1712.
5. BEACH PARTY
The Vines Village, Rapaura Rd, 5pm
to 9pm, Thursday, December 1.
Wear your best Hawaiian outfit. VW
Kombi display, outdoor bar, live
music, a la carte and BBQ menus.
Contact us
1
2
3
4
5
CONTENTS
News.....1-4,9,18-20
Landscaping ......8
Conversations.....11
Out & About ....13, 22
What’s On.....14,15
Community Cook.....17
Puzzles.....21
TV.....26,27
Sport.....28
REGIONAL EDITOR: Nicola Coburn, 03 520 8900 or [email protected] SALES MANAGER: Sinead Ogilvie 03 520 8900
or [email protected] NEWS DIRECTOR: Sven Herselman, 03 520 8926 or [email protected]
REPORTERS: 03 520 8900 GENERAL ADVERTISING AND CIRCULATION QUERIES: 03 520 8900.
CLOUDY BAY FLOATS
& TRAILERS
PHOTOGRAPHY
IS OUR
BUSINESS
When you want advice on
the camera best suited to
your needs, or you require
quality professional
photography, see Gavin
or Robert Hadfield who
will personally attend
to your photography
requirements.
We make New Horse Floats, Stock Trailers to order
Repairs, Re-Builds/Make Overs
Safety Checks
on flooring,
chassis,
running gear
By Trade
Certified
Coachbuilder
With over 60 years
of experience in
photography, they are
serious about providing
the best service and
quality.
Now is a good time to get your float repairs
done before the new event season
CH-7408296AA
75 QUEEN STREET
BLENHEIM
PHONE 578 8887
SUBSCRIBE
NOW
Nadine Thomas
Sales & Marketing Consultant
Summit Real Estate Ltd
M. 027 270 9831 | P. 03 578 3366
[email protected]
Summit Real Estate Ltd - Blenheim
www.summit.co.nz
®
Furniture illustrated is indicative only. Excludes Stressless .
43 Scott Street, Blenheim
P: (03) 577 9506 E: [email protected]
www.lynfords.co.nz
Like us on Facebook and
get exclusive News, Offers
and Discounts!
OPEN SAT & SUN 10-4
Monday - Friday 9.00am - 5.30pm
CH-7416451AG
Visit
mags4gifts.co.nz/
sunday-star-times
Or call
0800 SUNDAY
(786 329)
NOVEMBER 26, 2016, THE SATURDAY EXPRESS 3
stuff.co.nz
Lifeguards gear up for busy summer
JEFFREY KITT
Marlborough is surrounded by
water and it is vital for children to
know how to stay safe during
summer.
This is the message from
Rarangi Surf Life Saving Club
chairman Neil Watts as the region
recorded the highest rate of water
hospitalisations in the country.
‘‘A lot of people can swim in a
pool but once they’re in the ocean
it is a different kettle of fish,’’ he
says.
Five people were hospitalised
for drowning in Marlborough last
year.
This puts the region at 11.5
hospitalisations from incidents in
the water per 100,000 people, well
above the national average of 4.3
reports.
This year would mark the first
time where Marlborough schools
were taught from the beach at
Whites Bay.
The club would teach six
schools on a variety of beach
safety tips from early December.
It is important to instil a
respect for the water from a
young age, says Neil.
‘‘The water does not forgive
and sometimes people get out of
their depth and do not know
where they are.
‘‘School kids can swim well but
they might get a wave in the face
and panic.
‘‘We’re trying to foster safety
Lifeguard patrols
have started at
Whites Bay, one
of Marlborough’s
favourite
summertime
spots.
PHOTO: DEREK
FLYNN/FAIRFAX NZ
and teach them.’’
Three paid guards will be on
hand to teach and return to assist
patrols over the busy holiday
period later in the month. The
venture was joint funded by the
club and Marlborough District
Council.
Neil been a member of the club
for the past eight years and
expected a busy summer season
after patrols began again last
Saturday.
Whites Bay is a largely sheltered beach but could be unpredictable at times with three
rescues from the beach last summer, Neil says.
‘‘Sometimes people don’t have
respect for the water ... It can turn
so quickly within five minutes
and a strong southerly.’’
In the past five years, the most
common
activity
causing
hospitalisations in Marlborough
was swimming.
Water Safety New Zealand
reported that 60 per cent of Marlborough hospitalisations resulted
from water accidents which
occurred at a beach or at a pool.
Coast Guard Marlborough
president Dick Chapman said the
emergency service was always
ready for action.
Almost 30 active volunteers
work to service a coastline of
1500km, equal to the entire seaboard of the western United
States.
Much of the work undertaken
by Coast Guard Marlborough
related to boat tows and medical
evacuation, Chapman said.
Marlborough
Classic & Custom
Restorations Ltd
Our Hospice Shop turns
second hand goods into first
class care for terminally
ill patients in Marlborough.
lity
• Super Quality
SUBSCRIBE
AND
SAVE
UP TO 34%
• High heat output allows
k with the
you to cook
hood open
or closed
•Tried &Tested
ted
Performance
ce
• European Inspired
nspired
Design
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
We welcome your donation to
• 5 year warranty
ranty
CH-7444239AA
The Hospice Shop
78 Cleghorn St
(03) 579 4686
55 Grove Road, Blenheim | 578 5950
CONTRACTING
CH-7418052AF
Thank you
A Safe Farm
Doesn’t
Happen By
Accident
LTD
• Loader
Diggers • Dozers
Transpor ter
Truck 'n trailers •
Work
Earthworks • Tree
Rural specialist •
the big boys do!
We can do everything
570 5993 or 027 451 5644
Call Vicky or Dave on 03
CH-7426883AA
CH-7439045AE
Brought to you by
NZ’s Premier Rural Health and Safety Provider.
www.onfarmsafety.co.nz
Car and Motorcycle Restoration
Automotive Engineering
MIG, TIG, Gas Welding
Panel Fabrication and Rust Repairs
Full Mechanical work available
Specialising in Pre 1976 Vehicles
V8 Repowers
Phone 03 578 0086 | Fax 03 578 0087
[email protected]
www.classicandcustom.co.nz
3 Warwick St - PO Box 1024 - Blenheim
CH-7306502AA
Open Saturday mornings
for inspection
4
THE SATURDAY EXPRESS, NOVEMBER 26, 2016
stuff.co.nz
Bubbles help children beat quake anxiety
JENNIFER EDER
The humble bottle of bubble mixture is the latest trend in helping
children - and incidentally, adults
- to overcome quake anxiety.
Mental health workers at the
mental health hub on Seymour St
are giving away bubble mixture
to children and parents who are
seeking support for anxiety amid
the aftershocks.
Supporting Families manager
and field worker Lyn Caughley
says bubbles are a much more distracting alternative to the traditional method of breathing into
a paper bag.
‘‘We have used them before.
You’re told to breathe deeply
when you’re feeling anxious, and
so we started recommending
them pretty much straight after
the earthquake,’’ Caughley said.
The mental health hub has
fielded a large increase in calls
from parents who are concerned
about their children after the
earthquake on November 14.
Some have panic or asthma
attacks while other children
struggle to sleep.
‘‘One woman thought her
daughter was going to die because
she couldn’t breathe,’’ Caughley
says.
Parents loved the idea of using
bubble mixture, and even one
adult found it helped with her
own post-quake anxiety, she says.
‘‘The best feedback came from
her. If you’re having a panic
attack, it slows your heart rate
down because you’re breathing
deeply, so it actually physically
improves you.
‘‘But us adults love blowing
bubbles anyway.’’
Supporting Families have paid
for the bubble mixtures out of
their own operating costs, but it
was a meagre sum compared to
some of the other supports they
pay for for clients, Caughley says.
‘‘The cost is so little, but it can
make a huge difference. We do
keep bottles in the office anyway,
but I stocked up on extras after
the earthquake, because I
thought, well, we’re going to need
it.’’
Many people have been walking through the doors of the mental health hub since it opened just
three days before the earthquake
struck, more than used to visit
Supporting Families at its old
Scott St office, Caughley says.
It was impossible to know if
the increase is due to the added
burden of post-quake stress, or the
ease of walking through the door,
she says.
‘‘People are more than
welcome to pop in or give us a
call.’’
Sophie Hinkley
demonstrates how
blowing bubbles can
affect your mood.
PHOTO: DEREK FLYNN/
FAIRFAX NZ
Food Bank appeal on Monday
PAULA HULBURT
A charity which helps those in
need is in need of help itself and
has appealed to people to give
generously.
Marlborough Food Bank
organisers urgently need to
replace vital stocks following the
earthquake. While losses through
damage were minimal, the charity has been flooded with requests
for help, leaving cupboards
almost empty.
The street appeal will take to
the region’s roads on Monday and
co-ordinators hope it will be one
of the biggest yet.
This year’s appeal is a first for
new co-ordinator Jo Lane who
took over from Bruce and Petrea
Barker in September.
The mother-of-five says she is
confident people will step in to
help. ‘‘The people of Marlborough
are very generous and supplies
are really slim and trim to be
honest. The demand following the
earthquake means it’s been full
steam ahead for us.’’
A team of 200 volunteers will
take to the streets alongside
emergency service personnel to
pick up donations of nonperishable goods.
‘‘Even if it’s just one can, it will
make a huge difference once we
add all the single cans together.
SAVE
NEW SEASON
$50
‘‘All it takes is for a mum to get
sick or a child, or an event like the
earthquake and there’s a huge
ripple effect.’’
Lane said anyone who is
unable to leave the house can
leave donations by their letterbox
or drop them into collection boxes
available at all the supermarkets.
Collections will take place in
Blenheim, Picton and Havelock.
The street appeal will take place
between 6pm and 8pm with sirens
blaring to let people know
collectors are in the area.
Donations and banana boxes
can be dropped off at 211 High St,
Blenheim. Contact Jo Lane on 027
446 8649 for further information.
PHOTO: DEREK FLYNN/FAIRFAX NZ
Expedite Shirt
SAVE
Duck Down Jacket
A lightweight, versatile
summer travel shirt that
features a hidden passport
pocket.
$200
Classic with a twist: maximum
warmth mixed with more
urban lines.
M
W
Mv3
$99.98ea
REGULAR PRICE
SALE PRICE
SAVE
Tiber ngx™ Boots
SAVE
$100
Leather hiking boots with a
waterproof ngx™ liner and
a vibram rubber outsole.
50%
M
W
REGULAR PRICE
SALE PRICE
Wv4
$399.98ea
REGULAR PRICE
$49.98ea
SALE PRICE
Christmas Sale
Volunteers, from left, Wynnie Cosgrove, Vonny Paul, John Foley and Jo Lane
will take to the streets for the Marlborough Food Bank street appeal.
NEW COLOUR
Hybrid Trolley Range
Light and durable trolley bags
that adapt quickly into a
backpack for convenience.
30L, 50L, 70L.
30L
$349.98ea
$249.98ea
$199.98ea
50L
70L
REGULAR PRICE FROM
SALE PRICE FROM
$349.98ea
$174.99ea
Shop in-store or online at kathmandu.co.nz for these great deals and much more!
While stocks last. Excludes clearance. Not all items available in all stores. Styles and colours may vary between stores.
ME26NOV
NOVEMBER 26, 2016, THE SATURDAY EXPRESS 5
stuff.co.nz
GETYOUR
BBQSORTED
Props not included
$
229
$
GREAT VALUE
399
NEW PRODUCT
ODUCT
Masport
Portable Gass BBQ
B
$
Stainless steel with
h cast
c iron
hotplate and grill.
Regulator and hosee included.
349
Gasmate
Rio
Portable BBQ
229498
oor table.
Can be used on stand or outdoor
Regulator and hose included.
(Gas bottle sold separately.)
Ready to assemble.
082579
Weber
BabyQPortableGasBBQ
Sleekstyledroastinghood.Convenientsmallsize.
Piezoignition.Includescookbook.Rollingcartsoldseparately.
5yearlimitedwarranty.
239457
GREAT VALUE
$
949
499
$
399
$
3 Burner BBQ
Gasmate
Gemini
4 Burner BBQ
Powder-coated hood
d
uge.
with temperature gauge.
Timber trolley.
Powder-coated steel
cabinets and hood.
Stainless steel burners. Side burner.
288995
289049
549
$
$
Nouveau
4 Burner Hooded
deed BBQ
Smokes, roasts and grills.
TRU-Infrared technology.
Rotary ignition.
H: 919mm, W: 594mm, L: 587mm.
Gasmate
Pizza Oven
Vitreous enamel hood
od
d and
powder-coated steel.l. Side burners.
248377
289784
Cooks up to 3 pizzas at a time.
Also ideal for cooking roasts, ish, lans
and bread. Includes stand.
799
EXCLUSIVE
E
Char-Broil
All In One Cooker
BONUS
GM160-014 282375
BBQ Cover*
GREAT VALUE
UE
E
$
1899
$
$
Masport
ner BBQ
Elite 4 Burner
ners versatile side burner
Four stainless steel burners,
and infrared rear burner. Available in blue, orange or green.
tainless
i l steell
Glass hood. 4 stainless
rsatile side burner.
burner Red.
Red
burners and versatile
972791
972793
97279
1149
$
Weber
Spirit 3 Burner BBQ
ee
el
Cold rolled stainless steel
ett.
hood, fascia and cabinet.
e
erie
Battery powered rotisserie
kit included.
Black porcelain enamelled
steel roasting hood and fascia.
Stainless steel burners.
10 year limited warranty.
248379
999
Masport
err BBQ
Maestro 4 Burner
$
BroilKing
4 Burner BBQ
799
#K46410024 294651
BONUS
Hot Plate
1299
Char-Broil
3 Burner BBQ
TRU-Infrared technology..
Stainless steel. Electronic ignition.
ig
gnition.
289051
facebook.com/marlboroughmega
Marlborough
174-186 Alabama Road, Blenheim
CH-7461003AG
Phone: 520 6600
Opening Hours
Monday - Friday: 7.00am - 6.00pm
Saturday: 8.00am - 6.00pm
Sunday & Public Holidays: 9.00am - 6.00pm
Available until 31 January 2017. While stocks last.
•Bonus cover applies to purchases of blue, orange & green BBQ’s
mitre10mega.co.nz
If you ind a lower price on an identical
stocked product locally we will beat it by 15%.
If you find the same product cheaper from another Mitre 10 store or Mitre
10 website we’ll match that price. Excludes trade and special quotes, stock
liquidations and commercial quantities. The in-store price may be
lower than that advertised.
6 THE SATURDAY EXPRESS, NOVEMBER 26, 2016
stuff.co.nz
Backyard banter
What to do when you’re caught in a rip
Lifeguards saved more than 1500 people last
year in New Zealand.
T
he beach is New Zealand’s
favourite playground, but
it can also be a dangerous
place.
A fun day out at the beach
turned to tragedy for 15 people
last summer who drowned at
unpatrolled beach locations.
National Lifesaving manager
Allan Mundy says they cannot
stress enough the importance of
being prepared.
‘‘Four thousand volunteer
lifeguards head out on patrol for
the summer season,’’ he says.
‘‘Make sure you choose one of the
80 patrol locations nationwide so
that lifeguards can be there for
you if you get into trouble.’’
Last year lifeguards saved 1517
people from life-threatening
situations and around 85 per cent
of those rescues were the result of
rips.
Rips are caused by complex
interactions between the sea and
the shape of the shore bed. As
waves travel from deep to shallow
Neighbourly is a NZ-owned
social media site creating
easy ways for neighbours
to talk and connect. Join
us at neighbourly.co.nz or
download our new iPhone
and Android apps.
water, they eventually break near
the shoreline. All this water needs
to get back to sea; a rip current is
this happening. As waves break,
they generate currents that flow
both along, and away from, the
coast. The larger the surf, the
stronger the rip current will be.
At the shore end of a rip is
often a calm deep pool of water
‘‘the Hole’’. It is this calm water
that catches more people off guard
than any other part of the rip,
simply because of the calm deep
water; it seems so tranquil,
especially when either side of it
If you’re heading to the beach this summer, make sure you go to one that’s
patrolled by lifeguards.
are breaking waves. They are
dangerous because when people
get into them and can’t touch the
bottom, the current will carry
them into the rip channel in a
matter of minutes to seconds.
A lot of people panic when they
find themselves caught in one and
they tire themselves quickly by
trying to fight against it. So what
should you do?
❚ Don’t panic!
❚ Lie on your back and let the rip
sweep you along until the current
weakens.
❚ Stay calm and put your hand up
and wave it side to side to attract
attention.
❚ When the current has subsided,
swim parallel to the shore for
30-40 metres before returning to
shore, swimming slowly.
❚ If you spot someone in a rip at an
unpatrolled beach, ensure your
own safety and call 111 and ask for
police.
ends
ur TVTues
o
y
e
z
i
s
p
u
g
i
b
e
& sav
all 40˝ - 43˝
all 24˝- 32˝
1198
$
now
SAVE $300
this 49” TV
%
20 off
HDR, Android TV, 4K
X-Reality Pro
X1
Processor
Also available
in 55”
Sony
49” Ultra HD HDR Android Smart LED
Model: KD-49X7000D
147830
%
47
37999
$
now
SAVE $428
this 55” TV
i-Dance
SAVE $95
Bush
22off
++
Wi-Fi,
HDMIx4,USBx3
1517
$
now
all 70˝ +
%
25 off 30 off
%
15 off 20 off 22 off
of f
the bigger t
all 60˝- 69˝
%
%
%
%
10
day he bigger the screen,
t
he savings
all 55˝- 58˝
all 49˝- 50˝
Surf Life Saving New Zealand is
an essential rescue service as well
as a charity. Since 1910,
extraordinary New Zealanders
have been volunteering their time
to patrol New Zealand’s beaches.
Every year, volunteer
lifeguards spend more than
200,000 hours keeping a watchful
eye on more than 80 beaches
throughout the country, helping
to make them a safer place for
Kiwis and their families to enjoy
their summer.
Mundy says while swimming
between the flags is a well-known
message, Surf Life Saving New
Zealand also encourages people to
adhere to a few simple rules.
‘‘Be prepared, watch out for
yourself and others, be aware of
the dangers and know your limits.
Learning about the risks and
preparing yourself will mean you
and your family can enjoy the
sun, sea and sand safely this
summer,’’ he says.
Visit surflifesaving.org.nz to
find out more and see
neighbourly.co.nz for updates
about your local Surf Life Saving
NZ clubs.
HDR, Smart TV,
6 Step Upscaling
WebOS 3.0
operating system
Wi-Fi,
HDMIx3,USBx1
++
Audio Technica
S-Digital
Braven
Sony 5.1Ch
Sound Bar with Wired Rear Speakers
LG
55” Ultra HD 4K Smart
Model: 55UH615T 145880
Denon
100Hz refresh rate,
great for sports
60
Model: HTRT3 146791
15
plus loads more TV & audio deals in store & online
Interest Free Storewide
#
No Interest
No Deposit
On total purchases
$699* & over.
*Excludes all Apple products, Microsoft Surface and
Galaxy S7. Credit and lending criteria, $55 establishment
fee and $52 annual fee apply.
NOE7206
Product, GE Creditline and Gem Visa ofers begin W
Wednesday
d d 23rd
23 d November
N
2016 and end Tuesday 29th November 2016 or while stocks last. Personal shoppers only, trade not supplied. +Discount terms and conditions apply: Excludes combo/package and bonus deals. Advertised discounts are of the current in store ticketed price. ++Prices shown reflects discount.
Fly Buys consist of 1 standard Point for every $25 you spend at Noel Leeming. Fly Buys shown reflect single points. #30 Months Interest Free available on purchases $699 and over using Gem Visa or GE Creditline. From no deposit. Normal credit and lending criteria and fees including $55 establishment fee and annual fee ($52 Gem Visa/$50 GE Creditline) apply. Paying
only the minimum monthly repayment of 3% of the outstanding monthly balance or $20, whichever is more, will not be suficient to repay the purchase amount(s) within the promotional period. Prevailing interest rate (currently 25.99% p.a Gem Visa/29.95% p.a GE Creditline) applies to any outstanding balance on the expiry of the interest free period. Advertised credit
ofer is available in store and online and cannot be used in conjunction with any other Noel Leeming promotional ofer. *Excludes all Apple products, Microsoft Surface and Galaxy S7. † Price Promise Terms and Conditions are available online visit www.noelleeming.co.nz. Excludes all Noel Leeming Clearance Centres. For more information contact us on 0800 44 44 88.
NOVEMBER 26, 2016, THE SATURDAY EXPRESS 7
stuff.co.nz
PETS, PLANTS
NTS
TS
S
AND
SO MUCH MORE
MO
ORE
OR
RE
A
R
Pet Calmer is a safe, effective method of calming
pets without drugs. Especially to cope with stress
How does it work?
Chamomile: Useful when over-stressed. Chamomile helps reduce tension, making relaxation
possible. Helps calm.
Dandelion: Helps release tension, both muscular and emotional. Reduces stress.
Lavender: Has calming and balancing effect. Restores harmony.
White Yarrow: Helps with sensitivity to negative environmental influences.
Valerian: Calms body and spirit, allowing sleep and restoring vital energies when stress or
pain has prevented adequate rest. Relieves strain.
Dill: Especially good for pets facing a series of changes, as when traveling or visiting
unfamiliar places.
Corn: Combats disorientation
PET FOOD
Due to the recent Earthquakes
and road closures there maybe
delays in deliveries so we are
recommending to stay one
bag ahead at this time.
Thank you
MARINA COOL
10 STARTER KITS
Applies gentle,
constant pressure
that has a dramatic
calming affect in
times of stress
Tank, Filter,
Stones, Plant
Was $120.80
SPECIAL
$59.00
DON’T FORGET YOUR
PET SURVIVAL KIT
With Food, Water, Medications, Collar, Lead,
Pet Carrier, Pet Calmer, Bed, Toy.
ROSELANDS HOBBY CORNER
LAYBY FOR CHRISTMAS
PETS & PLANTS
& SO MUCH MORE
ECX TRUCK
RUCKUS
FAZE
DRONE
67 High Street, Blenheim | Phone 578 3596
CH-7021703AW
SANTA EXPRESS
TRAIN
8 THE SATURDAY EXPRESS, NOVEMBER 26, 2016
Christmas
with
stuff.co.nz
Landscaping
MARLBOROUGH
UFS PHARMACY
THE OFFERS ARE ENDLESS...
Give someone you love
an Indulgence
Gift Voucher - be
pampered in our private
upstairs luxury haven
• Relaxation Massages • Hot stone Massage
• Beauty Packages • Mens Treatments
www.indulgencebeauty.co.nz
Exclusive
Stockists of
CLARINS
Come in and view the huge selection of
beautifully packages gift sets
No time to mow? Get a contractor in to do it for you.
Weeding, mowing – the list goes on
CHRISTO SAGGERS
Tra
aditional Pharmacy
Gift Lines
Elegant, practical and well priced gifts
for everyone in your family
20% discountt off reetail and
precriiptions available instore.
COME IN AND ASK US HOW
*terms & conditions apply
CH-7407188AG
Marlborough
Cnr Queen and High Streets Blenheim,
Phone 578 6099
PHOTO: FAIRFAX NZ
It is the last few days of spring and the
ground is softer and greener than usual.
The spring rains have come on the
back of a drier than average winter and
so have probably recharged the aquifers
prior to our long hot summer.
The garden should be fairing well
with the additional moisture and good
growing season.
With the extra moisture come the
garden pests - flora or fauna - they are
sure to be causing you some unwanted
work.
The weeds are loving the moisture too
and extra work is required keeping the
lawns in check but it won’t be long, I
expect, until the hot dry norwesters start
to change the damp to dry and the green
to brown.
When it is dry the grasses slow down
and practically stop growing which can
be a blessing but often the weeds do not
as they have deeper roots which can
access more soil moisture so its time to
take to the weeds if you have not already.
Another reason for killing the weeds
sooner than later is that they will all
have flowered by now and so are in the
stage of producing seeds which will be
spread by the winds far and wide but the
bulk of the seeds will stay local and
spread throughout your garden.
If time is short just lop off any
immature seed heads so they can not
reach viability.
If you have some more time then get
the whole weed out - be careful though as
‘‘Landscaping and
gardening companies
may be a little more
expensive but with that
small extra cost you get
support from the whole
team’’
if some seeds are viable you might
release them with the vigorous action of
removal. If this is the case then put the
weed head in a plastic bag to catch any
seeds that escape as you remove the
weed.
As the season gets warmer and drier
do remember not to cut your grass too
short in risk of damaging it.
In summer always keep your grass at
least 50mm long. It helps keep it thick to
prevent weed competition and to stay
greener during dry spells.
Early flowering perennials may have
finished their first flowering and if you
dead head them now you may be
enchanted with another late season
flowering early in the new year.
As the seasons change so does your
garden and your lifestyle. Get the garden
ready for Christmas now by doing all
those tedious maintenance jobs that you
have been putting off for a while.
If you are overwhelmed then get some
help - I am now offering the combined
knowledge of my experienced team in
assisting the home or business owner
with maintaining their property so if you
have a beautiful garden that needs a bit
of extra help then do get in touch as we
may be able schedule regular
maintenance for you.
There are plenty of really good
gardeners in Marlborough, and sadly
some not so good, so make sure you
choose your helpers with care.
The landscaping and gardening
companies may be a little more
expensive but with that small extra cost
you will get support from a whole team
and perhaps more importantly a really
good job done in a timely manner.
The cost of buying and maintaining
all your own tools is expensive and you
maybe better off by choosing a reputable
gardener to assist rather than learning
the ropes from scratch and investing in a
complete garden tool set up - the deciding
factor is often not money but time.
The Marlborough District Council
urges gardeners to do what they can
to reduce water use this summer.
* Opt for drought-tolerant plants where
possible
* Spread 10cm of mulch around trees and
flowerbeds in the garden
* Use soak hoses under the mulch rather
than sprinklers and water wands
* Remember lawns need less than 30
minutes watering two or three times a
week
* Don’t mow lawns too short; leaving
grass longer helps slow down
evapotranspiration and the lawn will
need less irrigation.
* Collect rainwater from your roof
* Use greywater from the house to water
your garden
* Water early in the morning or evening,
outside the wind and heat of the day
* Wash your car or house using a bucket
rather than the hose
* Check outside taps and pipes for leaks
or drips
NOVEMBER 26, 2016, THE SATURDAY EXPRESS 9
stuff.co.nz
100-year-old
home
red-stickered
All go for
Jules Taylor
Triathlon
Johanna Lloyd takes the lead in last year’s
Jules Taylor Marlborough Women’s Triathlon.
Marlborough women have been stretching
their hamstrings and breaking in their
running shoes in anticipation of this year’s
triathlon on Sunday. Registrations closed on
Wednesday. The event has run every year
since 1983 and despite some Kaikoura and
Canterbury residents having to pull out, there
was about 10 per cent more runners signed
up than last year. The race starts at the Taylor
River amphitheatre at 8.30am. A Red Cross
bucket will be passed around on the day to
raise money for quake-affected communities.
JENNIFER EDER
Life goes on: Leighann’s daughter Kayla Jones was back
at work the day after the quake.
PHOTO: SCOTT HAMMOND/FAIRFAX NZ
PHOTO: ANTHONY PHELPS/FAIRFAX NZ
Has your property
suffered earthquake
damage?
Here’s how EQC can help
If your home, land or contents have been damaged by the recent earthquakes,
you can make a claim with the Earthquake Commission.
There’s no rush. You have unil midnight on 14 February 2017 to make a claim,
so there’s ime to take care of yourself, your family and friends irst.
You can organise repairs to make your home safe, sanitary, secure and
weatheright. Before you move or repair anything take photos as a record
of the damage.
When you are ready to contact us, you can easily lodge your claim online at
www.eqc.govt.nz/claims or you can call our free phone number
0800 DAMAGE (326 243).
Everyone with a current private insurance policy for home or contents that
includes ire insurance (most do) automaically has EQC’s insurance.
EQC covers earthquake damaged homes (up to $100,000+GST), contents
(up to $20,000+GST) and a deined area of residenial land.
We are working with other government agencies to provide support to the most
afected communiies.
LODGE A CLAIM AT WWW.EQC.GOVT.NZ/CLAIMS OR CALL 0800 DAMAGE (326 243)
EQC_KAI_28x5
As her house jolted and shook, Leighann Jones
heard the chimney of her 100-year-old home fall
through the ceiling.
‘‘It was quite frightening actually. There was a
massive big crash, and it felt like the whole roof
had caved in,’’ Leighann says.
During the earthquake, windows shattered and
spread glass through the rural homestead, the
television and computer smashed on the floor,
cabinets fell over, while the family huddled in
doorways.
The power and the phone lines were down and
Leighann and her family clambered outside in the
dark.
They spent the early hours of November 14 trying to sleep in the car, parked in the yard away
from the house and the trees.
‘‘No one slept that night.’’
Leighann, her husband and her three adult
children are staying with friends and family as
the Upton Downes house, a 45-minute drive west
of Seddon, has been red-stickered by building
inspectors.
‘‘We came back the next night to feed the
animals, and the lounge area had flooded, there
was water down the walls, all over the carpet. We
had to start moving stuff out.
‘‘And we saw the other chimney was about
ready to come down.’’
Her daughter Kayla was back at work at the
Cosy Corner Cafe in Seddon on Tuesday, but has
returned each evening to feed the animals.
She is staying with a co-worker until she finds
somewhere else to stay, she says.
‘‘You find the generosity of people in a situation like this. It’s incredible, the goodheartedness that comes out of this,’’ Kayla says.
The Jones family has been renting the house
for about five years.
It was built in the 1800s, but a fire destroyed it
near the end of the century and it was rebuilt in
1902, with a coal range, radiators, an old-fashioned
bathroom and a wrap-around verandah still
existing today.
The owner is not going to repair the house, saying it would be too expensive.
Leighann is gutted, having spent years building up a garden with flowers and vegetables and
planting trees.
‘‘It’s a beautiful old-fashioned house, and it’s
what we call home. I don’t know what the criteria
are for a heritage building, but it’s such a shame
that it will soon be gone.’’
Personal items have been lost, like Leighann’s
photo albums ruined by the heavy rain in the days
following the earthquake.
‘‘It is actually quite devastating. Everything we
had was in there, and most of it is gone. We all feel
quite down about it, shocked is probably what I
would say. There was a time when all five of us
burst out crying. It was like, why us?
‘‘But mother nature does what she does.
‘‘We have no control over it. And as hard as it
is, we have to wake up the next day and move on.’’
10 THE SATURDAY EXPRESS, NOVEMBER 26, 2016
stuff.co.nz
stuck for gift ideas?
give the gift of choice
this christmas
4
weeks til
Christmas!
hugesavings
m
t
s
as
i
r
h
c
t
a
e
r
g
for a
20
to
%
OFF
30
ES & DISHWASHERS
N
I
H
C
A
M
G
N
I
H
WAS
"
65
"
60
R3-131T
Vodafone
Smart turbo 7
• Dual Core up to 2.16GHz
• 11.6" Multi-touch HD LCD
• 4GB RAM
• HDR10 & Dolby Vision HDR
• WEBOS 3.0 Smart
• Harman Kardon Sound System
• 5MP camera,
2MP selfie camera
• 5” touch screen
• 1GHz Quad core
processor
55
"
49" - WAS $2599.99
NOW
$169999
49
"
55" - WAS $3499.99
NOW
9999
$
$199999
60" - WAS $4299.99
SAVE UP TO
$
11.6" LAPTOP
UHD SMART
200HZ LED TV
NOW
1900
At this price this phone is set up to
only work with a Vodafone NZ SIM
$259999
65" - WAS $5299.99
NOW
SAVE
$
$339999
UH770T
HALF
PRICE
on selected
$
110
50%
ANDROS
Queensize Bed
48999
REGULATE
WAS $7099.99 NOW
Queensize Bed
354999
$
MULCH & CATCH
LAWNMOWER
room for the whole family
450
$
299999
0%
SAVE
$
100
INTEREST
for 30 months
on furniture $999 & over*
smithscity.co.nz
249999
$
WAS $299.99 NOW
19999
$
0%
60
• Briggs & Stratton
450E OHV Engine
• Easy Push
• Steel Base chassis
PORTABLE
BBQ
ROADTRIP LXE
Also available in black.
WAS $449.99 NOW
$
38999
SAVE
$
100
WAS $549.99 NOW
$
44999
INTEREST
SCG0327ME
WAS $3999.99 NOW
WAS $4999.99 NOW
• Fold Up Stand
with Wheels for Quick
Set Up
• Powerful 20,000 BTU
for Hotter, Faster
Cooking
• Folds to Compact Size
SAVE
$
SAVE
1000
OFF ALL SIZES
MEZZA 3 PIECE
OUTDOOR SET
VIENNA 5 SEATER CORNER SUITE
WITH RECLINERS FABRIC
$
50%
BUY NEW ZEALAND MADE QUALITY
OFF ALL SIZES
BUY NEW ZEALAND MADE QUALITY
4G not available everywhere
and requires a 4G capable
device. See vodafone.co.nz/4G.
To use with other networks a $30
unlock fee applies.
WAS $599.99 NOW
for 12 months
on everything $499 & over*
SHOP YOUR WAY Delivered to your door or pick up instore
18 Kinross St, BLENHEIM | 130-134 Beach Road, KAIKOURA
Exclusions, fees, terms and conditions apply. See in-store or visit smithscity.co.nz
0800 SMITHS (0800 764 847)
NOVEMBER 26, 2016, THE SATURDAY EXPRESS 11
stuff.co.nz
Conversations
JANINE STARKS
Dear Wellington, Marlborough,
Nelson and Tasman, You live in a
different insurance world to
Cantabrians. A worse insurance
world if I’m honest.
Worse, because you now have
the burden of responsibility of
estimating how much it would
cost to rebuild your home.
The vast majority of you had a
near miss in the recent Kaikoura
and North Canterbury
earthquakes.
Use the reprieve wisely. Go
shake the dust off your home and
contents policy and consider if
you would have survived this
quake financially, should the
worst have happened.
EIGHTY-FIVE PER CENT OF
HOMES ARE UNDER-INSURED
Only three months ago the
Government’s own Treasury
department ran a scenario of a 7.5
earthquake hitting Wellington.
They estimated 85 per cent of
homes were under-insured by as
much as 28 per cent.
That’s over a quarter of their
value.
They weren’t too worried,
because 95 per cent of people don’t
suffer a full loss and can meet
repair costs with the insurance
cover they have.
Governments specialise in the
helicopter view, but as an
individual you can’t. In
Canterbury, both my main home
and holiday home were a full loss.
I didn’t make it into the 95 per
cent bucket – twice.
While those of us who have
lived through five years of
insurance hell will belch forth
with our woes, we often forget we
had gold-plated full replacement
policies; you don’t.
If our land turned to jelly and
our new home needed 20 metre
piles, the insurers coughed up,
regardless of cost. If our 30-yearold kitchen cupboards cracked,
our new ones now look like
they’re fresh from the pages of
House & Garden. If our cladding
system was out-of-date and new
building methods demanded a
new more expensive solution – no
skin off our nose.
As Cantabrians know, the
reality of a full replacement policy
wasn’t always peachy. About a
month ago, I settled with my
insurer, five years after the event
and incurring $80,000 in costs
such as engineering and quantity
surveys to aid the negotiation.
Writing the words ‘‘gold-plated
insurance policy’’ makes me
wince. But standing back from it
and reflecting on the outcome of a
sum-insured world, I’m grateful
for what we had.
THE OPEN CHEQUEBOOK
CLOSED
Insurers were faced with the
commercial reality of an open
GET IN TOUCH ONLINE
Janine Starks
chequebook.
It rattled them and it’s no
wonder they now want to cap
their liability with a fixed amount
on the policy.
In future, liquefied land will
probably be deserted, as
homeowners won’t have the funds
in their payout for expensive
foundation solutions. In the
Canterbury experience, while
large pockets were red-zoned and
paid for by EQC, thousands of
people are still living on what’s
known as ‘‘TC3 land’’.
Rebuilds require foundation
costs that a sum-insured policy
cannot possibly anticipate or
respond to. If you’re thinking
‘she’ll be right’, we’ll just have to
add a bit to the mortgage, pause
for thought. A member of my
family had new foundations
priced up at $200,000 in the
Christchurch suburb of
Parklands.
This was for a single level,
three-bedroom home. EQC won’t
pay out for this, but the old-style
full replacement policy responded
to the situation. Under the suminsured regime, how will the
average New Zealander pick up a
bill like that?
Right now we’re in an
insurance freeze. Sum insured
policy limits cannot be changed.
So if the dollar value you dusted
off is worrying you, nothing can
be done about it just yet.
Don’t throw your arms in the
air in despair. Use the time to
figure out what your home would
cost to rebuild. Insurers will
defrost in the coming months and
limits can be changed at that
point. The website
need2know.org.nz provides a good
calculator.
Full quantity surveys cost in
the region of $3000 to $7000 and
are well worth it for those who
own unusual properties, such as
character homes, hill homes, or
bespoke designs.
For all of us, this is a timely
reminder to:
1. Inflation adjust your sum
insured policy if your insurer
hasn’t.
2. Photograph as much of your
home as you can. Insurers have a
fetish for considering ‘preexisting’ damage. Close-ups of
foundations, retaining walls,
driveways and paths can be
handy.
3. Old sum-insured policies
(common on rentals or family
baches) can be wildly out-of-date.
4. Check expensive items are
on your contents policy if they
need listing e.g. a new artwork
purchase or an expensive bike.
5. Check what your loss-ofincome cover is on any rental
property you own.
6. Don’t miss any deadlines
when rolling over a policy each
year.
7. Quakes kill. If you have a
young family and mortgage,
revisit your life insurance cover.
8. Brace yourself, premiums
will rise again.
Janine Starks is a financial
commentator with expertise in
banking, personal finance and
funds management. Opinions in
this column represent her personal
views. They are general in nature
and are not a recommendation,
opinion or guidance to any
individuals in relation to
acquiring or disposing of a
financial product. Readers should
not rely on these opinions and
should always seek specific
independent financial advice
appropriate to their own
individual circumstances.
Christmas
IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER!
love
gorgeous gift i e
YOU’LL
OUR RAN
POP IN AND FIND THE PERFE
FOR A DESERVING SOMEO
Drink driving
Marlborough
Road Safety
CH-7360060AD
CH-7314289AL
Know your limit
THE DRIVE-THRU PHARMACY
OPEN: MON-FRI 8:30am-5.30pm | SAT 9am-12:30pm 47 SCOTT STREET PH 578 6022
12 THE SATURDAY EXPRESS, NOVEMBER 26, 2016
stuff.co.nz
SPRING
GARDENING
AR
G
1198
1798
25 89
$
$
$
Seasol
Seaweed Concentrate
20% EXTRA FREE
Yates
Weed ‘n’ Feed
Promotes healthy growth in all plants.
500ml.
166028
Roundup
Fast Action
Weedkiller
Rainproof after 2 hours and
not active in soil. Ready to use.
1.2 litre.
Attaches directly to your hose.
Weed and feed your lawn.
4 litre.
138437
293720
Number 8
Pressure Sprayer
Ideal for all garden spraying
applications. 5 litre.
5 97
Kiwicare
No Bugs
N
Super
S
L
Long
term indoor/outdoor
ccommercial strength surface
sspray. Controls all insects.
M
Makes up to 12 litres.
2
250ml concentrate.
10 98
$
EXCLUSIVE
$
2747
138881
9
$
$
kit
Neta
Irrigation Starter Kit
Includes 15m of polytube, sprinklers, risers,
ittings and tap
p connector.
248629
$
234818
199
Tui
Strawberry Straw
Hozelock
AutoReel with 20m Hose
Ideal for mulching around strawberry plants, in garden beds,
pots and containers. 5 litre.
Wall mounted reel which swivels 180 degrees. Includes ittings
and installation bracket. 2 year warranty.
185961
103762
BUY 2 FOR
BUY 4 FOR
1198
$
11
98
bag
EXCLUSIVE
$
Number 8
Potting Mix
EXCLUSIVE
E
N
Number
8
Sheep Pellets
S
Contains 3 months
controlled release
fertiliser. 40 litre.
$6.99 bag
245877
$
19400
$
$
13 47
bag
EXCLUSIVE
EXCLUSIVE
Number 8
Blood & Bone
Number 8
Compost
Slow release of nutrient supply.
8
8kg.
Provides a slow release of
natural nitrogen and
phosphorus to feed your
plants. 5kg.
24
47676
243539
9 98
$
99 988
EXCLUSIVE
Reusable recycled
wool bag. Great for
grass clippings and
general garden rubbish.
Sturdy molded plastic tra
t ay.
Integrated tipping
function with quick
release handle.
65 litre tray capacity.
Jobmate
Tipping Garden Cart
C
$
14 23
bag
$5.10 bag
246152
Tui
Garden Waste
Bag
221640
A mixture of organic
ingredients ideal for
improving soil structure. 40 litre.
246556
$
129
T
Tumbleweed
Worm Cafe
W
Hinged fly proof lid.
3 rectangular working
ttraays. Indoor/outdoor use.
10
00% recycled plastic.
H: 75cm, W: 39cm,
D: 57cm.
21
2
15407
Seed Potatoes
Assorted varieties. 3kg.
107574
$
from
25 60
each
$
299
EXCLUSIVE
EX
XC
XCLUSIVE
Number 8
Brushwood
Fencing
Job
b
bmate
Pettrrol Lawnmower
Decorative screen.
3m high and assorted
widths available.
B&S 300
3 series engine.
420m
m steel chassis.
mm
Fabricc catcher. 125cc.
24992
24
$
329
9
Karcher
K3 Electric Watte
erblaster
6.3 litres per minute. 8m
m hose.
On-board detergent taank.
Includes power scrub
bb
ber accessory.
1800 max psi. 2 year w
warranty.
#16018290 267983
$
379
EXCLUSIVE
EGO
56
6 Volt
V lt Line
Li Trimmer
Ti
300
0m
mm cutting width. 2.0Ah li-ion battery.
3 ye
e warranty.
ear
#STT1
1211E 270047
270417
facebook.com/marlboroughmega
book com/mar rough
Marlborough
174-186 Alabama Road, Blenheim
Phone: 520 6600
Opening
ning Hours
Monday - Friday: 7.00am - 6.00pm
Saturday: 8.00am - 6.00pm
Sunday & Public Holidays: 9.00am - 6.00pm
Available until Wednesday 30th November 2016. While stocks last.
mitre10mega.co.nz
If you ind a lower price on an identical
stocked product locally we will beat it by 15%.
If you ind the same product cheaper from another Mitre 10 store or Mitre
10 website we’ll match that price. Excludes trade and special quotes, stock
liquidations and commercial quantities. The in-store price may be
lower than that advertised.
NOVEMBER 26, 2016, THE SATURDAY EXPRESS 13
stuff.co.nz
Out & About
Pre-summer
heat wave
The sun was out in Marlborough this week,
with temperatures soaring to 30 degrees
Celsius in parts of the region. Scott
Hammond slapped on some sunblock and
captured the action.
Hayley-Mae Hall, 2, front, and Maiden Teio, 2, play at the Taylor River Reserve.
Chris Nott, left, David Sandford, Andrew Forgesson, and Nick Winter, shake
hands after a game of doubles.
Maiden Teio, 2, takes a break.
Rarangi beach and the Wairau
Diversion.
Passengers disembark the Emerald
Princess in Picton on Monday.
Ashwood Park
STUDIOS AND
APARTMENTS
Available now from $175,000
Independent Living in a beautiful environment
• Superb outlook • Tastefully refurbished
• Ground floor indoor/outdoor flow
• Care packages to suit individual needs.
Ashwood Park offers all the choices and amenities you
could ever ask for in one convenient location.
Ashwood Park, 118-130 Middle Renwick Rd, Blenheim | Ph 03 577 9990 | ashwoodpark.co.nz
CH-7408242AA
Visit mags4gifts.co.nz/sunday-star-times
Or call 0800 SUNDAY (786 329)
It’s not Sunday without it.
PHONE SPCA 572 9156
Here at the SPCA we have
3 adorable puppies looking
for their forever homes.
First up is Major, He is a
Black and white, 4 month
old American Bulldog cross.
Next is his brother Treble.
He is also a black and white
American Bulldog cross.
And Louie, He is a Brindle Staffy cross around 5 months old.
All of the puppies are doing really well in their basic Training and
enjoy their walks and people coming to visit.
Please come out to meet us at the centre.
at www.marlboroughspca.co.nz
Sponsored by Lundons Law
CH-7081702AX
SUBSCRIBE NOW
W
HELP
14 THE SATURDAY EXPRESS, NOVEMBER 26, 2016
stuff.co.nz
Wh
W
hat’
t’s
on nea
on
ear
y u
yo
What’s On
SATURDAY
CH-7418517AE
Havelock Lions Market: Pork,
plants, toys, books, furniture,
preserves, coffee, muffins, slices,
sausage sizzle, Morris Dancing. Sites
available, Ian 574 2558.
Welcome to New York:
Marlborough’s dance talent from
preschoolers through to our senior
champion dancers. ASB Theatre
Marlborough, 6.30pm tonight and
4pm Sunday.
Flower Show: Marlborough
Horticultural Society, St Christophers
Hall, Weld St. From 9am. Roses,
stalls, displays. Sandra 5787996.
Eastern States Speedway: Round
one Farmlands/Gulf Oil Street Car
Race Series, stockcar open
championship, production best pairs.
Stockcars, streetstocks, saloons,
production saloons, youth
ministocks, streetcars. Pak Lims Rd.
Gates open 5pm, race starts 6pm.
Gypsy Pickers: Dharma Bums Club,
8pm. Multi-instrument duo, rock,
popular, reggae, bluegrass, world,
blues, jazz, roots, hits and originals.
Getting there, take Highway 63 to
Wairau Valley, into Church Ln, over
bridge, downhill, first gate on left.
Marlborough Landscape
Photographs: By Bernard Vavasour,
Paul Davidson Theatre, Marlborough
Museum. Daily.
Consider, Create, Collect: Mixed
media fundraising exhibition.
Millennium Public Art Gallery. Daily.
Best Little Whorehouse in Texas:
Dinner theatre show final night.
Blenheim Musical Theatre, 6.30pm.
Fox on the Fairway: Boathouse
Theatre. Runs until December 3.
Blenheim Parkrun: 5km run, you
against the clock. 7.45am, corner of
High and Symonds Sts.
Artisan Market: Food, coffee,
jewellery, preserves, veggies, art,
crafts, woodwork, pottery and more.
9am to 1pm, Wynen St.
Young Expressionists Exhibition:
Students aged 7 to 17. Varied media
and approaches from painting and
drawing, pastel through to
St Andrews Day celebrations in Seymour Square.
construction and ceramics. Plus
college NCEA folios. Yealands Estate
Marlborough Gallery, High St. Daily.
Pirate Pizza Night: Edwin Fox
Maritime Museum, $10-$20.Check
out the decks and depths of the ship,
enjoy a pizza buffet and music by
Midge McCleary.
Handcraft Fair: Riversdale
Community House, 131 Budge St.
Lots of cool crafts on display,
friendly people, music and
refreshments. Stalls available Sue
4780469.
Almost Perfect Gal Competition:
Redwood Tavern. Fundraiser for
Cure Kids. Live music, fun
challenges.
Summer Beach Salsa Party: 8pm,
Harlequins Rugby Clubrooms,
Lansdowne park. $5. Free dance
lesson. Karen 0273090268.
Redwood Market: 8am to noon,
Cleghorn St car park. Plants,
produce, cards, jewellery, flowers,
handcrafts. Alison 5785109.
Brooklyn Croquet Club: Golf
croquet at Whitehead Park, 15
Brooklyn Dr. 1pm, Saturday, Tuesday
and Thursday. Afternoon tea
supplied.
Boot Sale: 8am to 2pm Blenheim
Railway Station car park, Grove Rd.
John 5783918.
SUNDAY
Marlborough Kennel
Association: Open shows,
Clubgrounds, Aerodrome Rd, 10am.
Coffee cart, refreshments. All
welcome. Sandra 5787996.
Blenheim Country Music Club
Awards: Redwoodtown School Hall.
2pm to 5pm, $3. Nola 5779455 or
Warren 5779659.
St Andrew’s Day: Time for Scotland
in Seymour Square 11am to 2pm.
Highland dancers, Scottish country
dancers, shamrock touch. Blenheim
and Districts Highland Pipe Band.
BBQ lunch, haggis sandwiches,
clootie dumpling with cream. Haggis
ceremony at noon. Raffles, prize for
the best Scottish dress.
Camerata String Orchestra: St
Andrews Church, 4pm. Tickets at the
Cancer Society or at the door. $10,
children free. A Cancer Society
fundraising concert.
Jules Taylor Women’s Triathlon:
Registrations Saturday, 2pm to 4pm
at Crew Urban Surf Apparel, 75
Get
involved!
From
today
Market St. Race briefing 7.45am
today at Stadium 2000. Race start at
the Taylor River amphitheatre below
Raupo Café.
Meet the Dead: Marlborough
Museum, 11am to noon, free entry.
Moa bones, snail shells, and dead
butterflies. Suitable for children of all
ages with Museum Director Steve
Austin.
Blenheim Western Riding Club:
10am, club grounds, Maxwell Rd
behind RDA, Swan 021309155.
Ulysses: Ride to Happy Valley cafe
for lunch, stop at Rai Valley on the
way home. Meet at the Blenheim
Railway Station south end. Ride
departs 10.30am.
Kapahaka, Tua Marina Hall: 12 to
3pm, all welcome.
Keyboard Club: 1.45pm, electronic
keyboards. Adrienne 5786589.
Model Aero Club: ARA, Wairau
Valley, 9am, Murray 5789199 or
Tony 5779776.
Petanque: 10am, 65A Weld St, Chris
5787303. or John 5779789.
Sunday recreational ride: Departs
9am from AvantiPlus Blenheim 61
Queen. bikemarlborough.co.nz.
MONDAY
Marlborough Foodbank Street
Appeal: Collectors will be travelling
Blenheim, Picton, Renwick, Havelock,
Grovetown and Spring Creek. When
you hear the sirens bring out your
donations of non-perishable and
canned foods. 6pm to 8pm.
Picton Rail & Sail: 10am to 4pm
weather permitting.
Dillons Point Playgroup: Today
and Wednesday, 9am to noon,
Bright Centre, 2 Dillons Point Rd.
Wendy 5792089.
Boys Brigade: Juniors 6pm, seniors
7pm. The Foundry behind the
Wesley Centre. Chris 0274579004.
Care and Craft Centre of NZ
Trust: Nativity Centre, 10am. Dawn
5775002 or Judith 5786209.
Community Potters’ Club: Wheel
throwing classes with Steve Holtrum.
7pm to 9pm, clubrooms, 2A Dillon’s
Point Rd. Steve 0272404593 or
Sarah 0211030464.
Picton Girl Guides: 6pm to 8pm, St
Josephs School. Girls aged 9 and a
half to year 9. Fun and adventure.
0211700401.
Marlborough Guild of
Woodworkers: 9am to 9pm,
Brayshaw Park. Philip 5705188.
Witherlea Indoor Bowling Club:
Witherlea School Hall, 7pm. Joy 577
6191.
Blenheim Badminton Club:
Juniors 5.30 to 7pm, Seniors 7pm to
9pm, St Mary’s Hall, Cnr Hodson &
Francis St. Mike 5791954 or
sportsground.co.nz/
blenheimbadminton.
Rummy O Club: 12.45pm, BBC Hall
65a Weld St, Doug 5779061 or Gillian
5783140.
RSA Entertainment Group: 10am,
RSA lounge, Clubs of Marlborough.
Russell 5778716 or Merlene 5788212.
Barbershop Chorus: Rehearsals
7pm, Spring Creek Hall, Jim 5786927.
Bridge Club: 7.15pm, Clubs of
Marlborough. $4. Alison 5776554 or
021212797.
Porcelain Artists: 10am, Brooklyn
Croquet Club, June 5788891 or
Marjorie 5777015.
Picton Walking Group: 9.30am,
Picton RSA car park. Val 5736614.
50+ Walking Group: All walks leave
the Nativity Church car park at 10am.
Phone Colin 5793101 for the
destination this week.
Weavers’ Group: 10,30am,
Beavertown Hall, Brayshaw Park.
Rose 5783065 or Judy 5742419.
Bring along lunch.
Lacemakers: St Ninian’s Hall,
Alabama Rd, Blenheim, 10am,
Rosemary 5728865.
Euchre: Clubs of Marlborough, 7pm,
5781059.
Dillon’s Point Community Play
Group: 9am to noon today and
Wednesday, $2 per child, $3 family,
morning tea. Wendy 5792089.
Porcelain artists: 10am, Brooklyn
Croquet Club. June 5788891.
Gypsy Pickers
Pirate Pizza
Night
Marlborough
Academy of Dance –
Welcome to New York
26 November
26 November
26 - 27 November
DHARMA BURNS CLUB
EDWIN FOX MARITIME MUSEUM
ASB THEATRE MARLBOROUGH
www.follow-me.co.nz
stuff.co.nz
NOVEMBER 26, 2016, THE SATURDAY EXPRESS 15
What’s On
TUESDAY
Fun Fitness: Redwoodtown Hall,
today and Thursday 11am.
Badminton: Central Badminton
Club, 7pm to 9pm, Marlborough
Boys’ College gym, new members
welcome. Lyn 0272402814.
Housie: Picton Club and RSA. 7pm
start. Big fun for small outlay. Sandy
573 6016
Renwick Plunket Playgroup:
Renwick Playcentre,. 26 Havelock St,
9am to 11.30am. Morning tea. Gold
coin donation. 5785633.
Music 4 Minors: 9.30am to
10.15am, The Foundry, John St. Gold
coin donation. All preschoolers and
their caregivers are welcome,
morning tea is provided. Supported
by Oasis Family Church.
Women only rides: Departs 6pm
from AvantiPlus Blenheim, for
beginners to elite. Finish with coffee
at Fairweathers.
Over 60 Pool Group: Every nonpension Tuesday, Redwood Tavern,
1.30pm. Free.
Salvation Army Toy Library:
Today 10am to 11.30am, Wednesday
3.15 to 4.30pm and Friday 10am to
4.30pm.
Superans’ Pool Club: Redwood
Tavern and other venues. 1.30pm to
3.30pm, $2. Nancy 5782551 or Colin
5793101.
Renwick Market: Anglican Church
Hall, 10am to 1pm. Fresh veg,
clothing, walnuts, jams, all variety
household goods plus. Sales tables
available. Donations accepted. Stalls
$5 table or commission sales, Sylvia
5729070.
Marlborough Fayre Morris
Dance Group: Spring Creek
Community Hall, Ferry Rd, 7.30pm,
$2 per person, Miriam 9284479 or
Phyllis 5775098. Not July or August
2016
Drawing/Sketching Group:
Marlborough Art Society, 1pm to
3pm, Prue 5788888.
Golf Croquet: Today, Thursday and
Sunday, 1pm, Blenheim Croquet
Club, Parker St. Christine 5727988.
Marlborough Singers: Rehearsal
7pm to 9pm, Auditorium, Wesley
Centre, 3 Henry St, Mere 5728261.
Picton Squash Club: Social games,
Dublin St courts, 7pm, Adam
5737009.
Paper Tole: Today and Wednesday,
10am, Kathy 5779368.
Brayshaw Park Spinners:
Beavertown Hall, 10am, Lynne
5702072.
Bridge Club: 7.15pm, Clubs of
Marlborough, $4 per person. Carolyn
5784856.
Picton Badminton Club: QCC gym,
7pm, $2.50.
Tennis Club: Ladies morning, 9am,
morning tea 10am. Perena 5705390.
Line Dancing: Fairhall Hall, 6.30pm.
Beginners $6, $3 under 15. Judith
5787554.
Redwoodtown Plunket Group: 21
Bythell St, 9.30am to 11.30am, gold
coin donation. 5785633.
Storytime Picton: 10.30am, Picton
Library.
Fibre spinning: With Marlborough
Creative Fibre, 10am to 2pm,
Beavertown Hall, Brayshaw Park.
Free lessons. Bring your own lunch.
Lynn 5202072.
WEDNESDAY
Cob Cottage Celebration:
Celebration, bubbles and cake to
mark the completion of the
conservation project at Cob Cottage,
SH1, Riverlands. 7.30pm, $20.
Bookings essential 5781712.
Summer at the Diversion: New
and recent paintings, sculptures and
prints by leading New Zealand
artists. Diversion Gallery, Picton,
Wednesdays to Saturdays.
HeartHelp Blenheim: 5.30pm,
Nativity Centre, 76 Alfred St. Guest
speakers, Dr Grant Johnston,
pharmacist Mahdi Algargooshy,
cardiac nurse Robin Curry. Free
blood pressure checks 4pm to
5.30pm. Refreshments served. Free
but please register 545 7112 or Lyall
578 4331.
Marlborough Health & Safety
Forum: Marlborough Convention
Centre, 1pm to 4pm. Occupational
Physician, Mary Obele: The
importance of occupational health
and occupational health monitoring.
Deb McAlpin, 3M: PPE, including fit
testing for respiratory protection.
Occupational Health Nurse, Jill
Caslick: ‘‘Dangerous Decibels’’ noise
awareness program.
Chinese Dancing: Senior Citizens
Hall, 172 High St, 10.30am to 11.30am.
Fitness and traditional dances. $3,
Mandy 0224326886.
Elim Youth Group: Richmond View
School. Years 7 and 8 6pm. Year 9
7pm. Alf 5789053.
Picton Scottish Country Dance
Club: 7.30pm, Picton Little Theatre,
Lynda 0212600860.
Wairau Garden Club: Sandi
5789283 or Jean 5780078.
Blenheim Playcentre: Parent-led
early childhood education. Monday
to Friday 9.15am to 11.45am, 17
Eltham Rd.
Quiz: Picton Club and RSA.
Registration 7pm. Sandy 5736016.
Social Dance Club: Nurses’
Recreation Hall, Wairau Hospital,
Taylor Pass Rd entrance.
Ballroom, Latin, Sequence and
Rock n’ Roll: $2. Colin 5793101 or
Veronica 5775539.
Kindy Gym: Today 1.30pm to
2.30pm and Thursday 10.30am to
11.30am at the Blenheim Gymnastics
Club in Opawa St, Blenheim. $3.
[email protected].
Picton Menz Shed: 1pm to 4pm
and Saturday 10am to 1pm. 8 Wairau
Rd, Picton. Bill 5735507.
Quest: intermediate age youth
group, 7pm to 8.30pm, Picton
Baptist Church, 293 Waikawa Rd,
Bronwyn 0210462434.
Mah-Jong: 1pm to 4pm, Marina
Cove Retirement Village, Waikawa
Rd, Picton. $2. Lessons for learners.
Sandra-Jane 57 6994.
Golden Oldies Rugby: Training
6.30pm, Awarua Park, Paul
0272495887 or Ray 0274452970.
Picton Squash Club: Coaching for
children, Dublin St courts, 4pm to
5pm. Adam 5737009 or Shirley
Young
Expressionists
Sundays with
The Marlborough
Jazz Quartet
26 Nov – 5 Dec
27 November
THE MARLBOROUGH
ART SOCIETY
DODSON STREET
BEER GARDEN
www.follow-me.co.nz
CH-7418517AH
5737227.
Petanque: 1pm, 65A Weld St, John
5779789 or Chris 5787303.
Bridge Club: 1.10pm, Clubs of
Marlborough, $4, Ginny 5776405 or
0277560717 or Nancy 5791966.
Dance Club: Ballroom and social
7.30pm, Nurses Recreation Hall,
Taylor Pass Rd, Marilyn 5795427 or
Margaret 5787323.
Clay Target Club: Keith 5757065ah.
Community Knitters Group: St
Christopher’s, cnr Cleghorn and
Weld St 1.30pm, Mrs Brown 5786033.
Sit and Be Fit: With Sue at
Riversdale Community House, 131
Budge St. 10.30am to 11.30am today
and 1pm to 2.30pm Mondays.
5780469.
THURSDAY
Beach Party: Vines Village, Rapaura
Rd, 5pm to 9pm. Wear your best
Hawaiian outfit. VW Kombi display,
fresh fruit market, ice cold drinks,
sangria, outdoor bar, live music, a la
carte and BBQ menus.
Wairau Presbyterian Parish
Youth Group: Year 6 to 8 students
6pm. St Ninians Church, Tineke
5788895.
Brownies: 5.30pm to 7pm,
Churchward Park Guide Hall,
Blenheim. For girls 7 to 9 and a half.
Rose 0212818027.
Girl Guides: 6pm to 8pm,
Churchward Park Guide Hall,
Blenheim. For girls 9 to 13. Rose
0212818027.
Blenheim Masters Swimmers:
Stadium 2000, 7pm to 8pm. Jodie
5791780.
Depression Support Group: A
support group for people who are
living with or have had experience
with depression. Bread of Life,
Stephenson St, 1pm to 2.30pm.
Speakers, outings, tips for living a
happy life. Barb 5781355.
Thursday Zingers: Fun singing
group, 7pm to 9pm. Text
0210464841 or 5780094.
Blenheim Menz Shed: Thursday
and Monday, 1pm to 4pm and
Saturday 9am till noon. Dave
5792221 or Trevor 021984883.
Kick N Catch with Mums Circuit
Class: Thursday, Friday and Tuesday
9.30am. Take a circuit class while the
kids learn kick and catch skills.
Circuit Class $5, child $3 more than 1
child $10 total. Blenheim Indoor
Sports and Ten Pin Bowling. 578
4851 or
[email protected]
Board Games: Free. 10am to noon,
Crossroads, 2 Redwood St. Robert
5785395.
Bridge Club: 7.15pm, Clubs of
Marlborough, $4, Thelma 5788422.
Redwoodtown Badminton: 9am
to 11.30am. Racquets available, new
members welcome. Simcox Stadium,
Battys Rd, 9am. Linley 5792337.
Picton Cribbage Group: 1.30pm,
Marina Cove Village, Waikawa Rd,
Picton. $1. Wilma 5737037.
Highland Pipe Band: 7.30pm, The
Foundry, Wesley Hall, John St. Noel
5786365.
Rock and Roll Club: Clubs of
Marlborough, 7.30pm. Sally
0212573283, Erin 0272341709,
Wayne 02108194420.
FRIDAY
Bubbles and Bounce: Music
session for preschoolers followed by
morning tea and play. Gold coin
donation. 10am, St Ninian’s Church
Hall, Riley Cres. Alyson 0272612852.
Bolivia Cards Group: 12.45pm, St
Christopher’s hall. Doug 5779061.
Pastel Painting: Marlborough Art
Society, 10am to 2pm. Prue
5788888.
Kidzone: Riversdale Community
House, 3pm to 5pm.
Events: Send details for Saturday
Express listings by noon on
Wednesdays to
[email protected] Please
include the venue, address, event
name, date, time and cost.
The Vines Village
Beach Party
1 December
THE VINES VILLAGE
16
THE SATURDAY EXPRESS, NOVEMBER 26, 2016
CH-7448275AA
stuff.co.nz
NOVEMBER 26, 2016, THE SATURDAY EXPRESS 17
stuff.co.nz
Community cookbook
NADIA LIM IN ASSOCIATION WITH MY FOOD BAG
Spice up
your lamb
Add extra
chilli flakes if
you’d like a
little heat.
Indian-spiced lamb with yellow rice and date
yoghurt is a tasty and quick midweek curry.
YELLOW RICE
❚ 2 cups basmati rice
❚ 3 cups water
❚ 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
❚ 1 teaspoon Indian spice mix (see
recipe below)
INDIAN-SPICED LAMB
❚ 1 brown onion
❚ 2 carrots
❚ 600g lamb mince
❚ 2 cloves garlic
❚ 1⁄4 cabbage
❚ 2 tablespoons Indian spice mix
(see recipe below)
❚ 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
❚ 2 teaspoons finely grated ginger
❚ Pinch chilli flakes (optional)
❚ 2 tablespoons tomato sauce
❚ 1 Lebanese cucumber (or 1⁄2
telegraph cucumber)
Each week
Nadia gives
you another
easy recipe for
your family and
you’ll find all the
ingredients in
My Food Bag.
myfoodbag.co.nz
DATE YOGHURT
❚ 50g chopped dates
❚ 3⁄4 cup natural yoghurt
INDIAN SPICE MIX
❚ 3 teaspoons mild curry powder
❚ 1 teaspoon garam masala
❚ 1⁄2 teaspoon turmeric
❚ 1 teaspoon ground cumin
❚ 1 teaspoon ground coriander
Bring a full kettle to the boil.
Combine all yellow rice
ingredients in a medium pot and
bring to the boil.
As soon as it boils, cover with a
tight-fitting lid and reduce to
lowest heat to cook for 12 minutes.
Turn off heat and leave to steam,
still covered, for a further 8
minutes. Do not lift lid during
cooking.
While rice is cooking, finely
dice onion and grate carrots. Heat
a drizzle of oil in a large fry-pan on
medium-high heat. Cook onion
and carrots for 3–4 minutes, until
soft, stirring occasionally. Add
Be bronze,
feel beautiful
the perfect tan
lamb mince and cook for 3–4
minutes, breaking up with a
wooden spoon, until starting to
brown.
While mince cooks, roughly
chop garlic, thinly slice cabbage
and set both aside.
Add second measure of Indian
spice mix and second measure of
salt to pan and stir well. Cook for
about 1 minute, until fragrant.
Add ginger, garlic, cabbage and
chilli flakes (if using), stir well to
combine and cook for a further
6–7 minutes, until cabbage is
tender and lamb is browned. Stir
through tomato sauce and season
well with salt and pepper.
While lamb cooks, dice
cucumber 1cm and set aside. Add
chopped dates to a small, heatproof bowl. Pour over boiling
water to just cover and leave to
soak for 2 minutes.
Drain well and discard water.
Use a fork to mash dates then mix
through yoghurt.
To serve, spoon 3⁄4 cup cooked
yellow rice per person onto each
plate and top with Indian-spiced
lamb. Dollop over date yoghurt
and top with cucumber.
DOMINATOR!
Marlborough’s only Garage Door Specialist!
SUBSCRIBE
AND
SAVE
UP TO 34%
Automated
Door Openers
The l est Door Opening Technology
Powerful Quiet Automation
DOMINATOR! Garage Door Centre
41 Grove Road, Blenheim | Phone 578 8251
email [email protected]
CH-7306531AB
Security & Safety for your home
E
E
FR
ionn
t
a
t
l
o
nsubligati
o
C O
For all your Denture
No
Requirements
• Full Dentures
• Denture Repairs
• Unbreakable
Partials
• Relines
• Mouth guards
• Implant Assisted
Dentures
Brought to you by
bu i l d S m
i
Denture Clinic
Bryan Perry NZACDT
Advanced Clinical Dental Technician
Ph (03) 573 9283
29 Gravesend Place, Picton
[email protected]
7183013AA
We
64 Queen St, Blenheim
03 579 5729
Re
le s
CH-7311381AD
FOR
DENTURES MARLBOROUGH
18 THE SATURDAY EXPRESS, NOVEMBER 26, 2016
stuff.co.nz
Getting into the
festive spirit
ahead of the
Santa Run are,
from left,
Marlborough
Youth Trust
youth
development coordinator Jodye
Tomalin, Youth
Aid constable
Dean Buckley
and community
constable Russ
Smith.
Dress as Santa and run for a good claus
JEFFREY KITT
It might look like a Santa
bootcamp on the banks of the Taylor River, but at least it won’t cost
you an arm and a leg.
Well, maybe a leg.
This year marks the first time
Marlborough hosts its own
edition of the Great KidsCan
Santa Run.
The premise is simple,
applicants either walk or run a
2km or 3km circuit dressed as the
jolly man himself.
Blenheim police are on board
and challenging community
groups around the region to sign
up and run for a reason this
season.
Community constable Russ
Smith has thrown down the
gauntlet in festive cheer.
‘‘The police are on board and
we’re determined,’’ he said.
‘‘We challenge the firies to do
the same,’’ he said.
It is an ideal event to celebrate
Christmas in the December leadup and make a charitable effort in
the process, he said.
The proceeds go towards
KidsCan to assist in meeting the
physical and nutritional needs of
Kiwi kids less fortunate than
others.
Youth Aid constable Dean
Buckley said he could not wait to
take part in the run.
‘‘Yes it’s fun, but it’s money
going to a good cause,’’ he said.
‘‘It’s all for the children.
‘‘I want everyone to come
along and work to raise money for
those less fortunate.’’
ALTECH CAR CLINIC
Marlborough Youth Trust
youth development co-ordinator
Jodye Tomalin said it would be a
fun event for all ages.
‘‘We really hope that a lot of
people will like this event,’’ she
said.
‘‘It’s quirky and it’s not a big
run, people don’t even have to run
if they don’t want to.’’
It is important that events like
this offer a variety of things for
young people of Marlborough to
take part in, Jodye said.
The run will begin at the
Monro Street entrance of the Taylor River in Blenheim.
Santa attire is included in the
registration fee with the full costume to feature a top, hat, belt,
beard and pants or a skirt or
dress.
‘‘People get Christmas paraphernalia as part of the entry fee,
why wouldn’t you join in?’’ Russ
said.
The event will be held on
December 7 from 6.30pm. For
more information visit kidscanorg.nz
CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS WITH
BLENHEIM ELECTRONICS
SUBSCRIBE
NOW
Visit
run & perform better th
mags4gifts.co.nz/
sunday-star-times
tion over the last 17 ye
m solving and fine cust
Or call
ter diagnostics and rep
Factory Linked.
GT4189 1:10 Scale
Remote Control
Rock Crawler
Hot Price $149
d mobile service – we ca
those problem vehicles
our competition.
Double
l Eagl
Eagle RR/C
Construction Vehicles
V
Crane, Excavator or Dump Truck
From $89.90
From
$89.990
0800 SUNDAY
(786 329)
unique skills – hydrauli
nditioning rams & full re
ighlight Restoration Doc
Very competitive specialist rates !
We continue to care for our clients cars in
Auckland by popular demand!
RES
O
AWAIIAN
LIVE MUSIC, BBQ & SANGRIA!
GT3221 Mini Remote
Carrera Slot Car Sets
Disney Cars or DTM Heroes
Control Battle Tanks
Onlly $155
Only
$155
$59.90 (per pack of two)
www.altechcarclinic.co.nz
EXPLORE TASTE RELAX
193.
BLENHEIM ELECTRONICS
Rapaura Rd
Blenheim.
Phone Wayne: 021 33 9946
thevinesvillage.co.nz
vinesvillage
CH-7439689AA
-
CH-7496281AA
Cafe,Wine Cellar
& 6 Artisan Stores
Hours
Mon – Fri 9am to 5.30pm
Saturday 9am to 4.30pm
Sunday 10am to 2pm
PH 03 577 7710 8C Scott St Blenheim
It’s not
Sunday
without it.
NOVEMBER 26, 2016, THE SATURDAY EXPRESS 19
stuff.co.nz
Tree of
memories
PAULA HULBURT
Dancer Elly Molloy as fairy queen Titania.
PHOTO: ELENA MCPHEE
Dancers end year on magical note
ELENA MCPHEE
An enchanting cast of dancers
and actors will soon be flocking to
the stage, for a unique end-of-year
production.
A Midsummer Night’s Dream,
based on the Shakespeare play, is
coming to the ASB Theatre in
Blenheim on December 3 and 4.
The magical tale of transformation is being performed by
DANCE on grove dance school,
and the Marlborough Children’s
and Youth Theatre.
Dance teacher Jeannie Mark
says in total there will be about
140 dancers and 80 actors on the
stage. The dancers will perform
the fairytale sequence of the story,
when the main characters are lost
in a forest, while the actors from
the Children’s and Youth Theatre
will perform the parts of starcrossed lovers Helena, Hermia,
Lysander and Demetrius, and the
rest of the human cast.
Jeannie and theatre stalwart
Duncan Whiting are directing the
production.
The dancers’ roles are completely non-speaking, Jeannie
says. ‘‘I’ve never seen a ballet and
a play done together. It’s going to
be interesting.’’
The story will look spectacular
on stage, with the set specially
designed, and it is also very
funny, Jeannie says.
Dancer and DANCE on grove
dance teacher Elly Molloy will
take the role of fairy queen
Titania, while young dancer
Moana Jackson takes the role of
fairy Puck.
Elly says teaching pupils and
dancing in the production has
been challenging, but rewarding.
Juggling
them
with
performing in another recent production
The
Best
Little
Whorehouse in Texas, has made
for a busy time, she says.
Now 19-years-old, she has been
performing in Jeannie’s dance
productions since she was 6.
BODY
She began teaching alongside
her former dance teacher after
leaving Marlborough Girls’ College last year.
Jeannie says Dave Barrett will
take the role of fairy king Oberon,
while Shiloh Walsh is Bottom, the
weaver who is given the head of a
donkey.
The actors and dancers have
been rehearsing separately, but
they will begin practicing
together in the theatre next week.
The show is at the ASB Theatre in
Blenheim on December 3 at 6.30pm
and December 4 at 4pm. Bookings
through TicketDirect. Tickets $30
adults, $20 children.
2015
20
015 MAZDA
015
MAZD
ZDA
A
MECHANICS
CX-3 GSX SUV
SUBSCRIBE
AND SAVE
UP TO 34%
NEW ZZEALAND’S
EALAND’S MOST AWARDED
DED CAR
C
www.bodymechanicsmarlborough.co.nz
CH-
Here we have
a near new
example
exam
presented in
prese
pristine
p
ristin condition
in
n stunning
stu
st
Ceramic Mica.
Ceram
Cera
O
Only
13,0
13,000km,
and a great
buy at
bu
ELAINE ATKINSON
579 5705 / 027 283 3260
Massage Therapist
NZCM cert
A special remembrance tree will
help raise funds for the community while enabling people to
remember their loved ones.
The Remembrance Tree is
again gracing the Farmers store
in Blenheim.
And special handpainted
baubles are also for sale at the
store in a bid to raise as much
money as possible for Hospice
Marlborough.
The Blenheim store is one of 61
around the country taking part in
the Caring Connections in our
Community campaign.
The campaign has been
designed
to
reflect
the
community-based nature of hospice services and the sense of connection Farmers has in the community.
For a donation, members of the
public can write a personal message in memory of someone they
have lost or to family members
they may be missing, especially
those they are apart from over the
festive season.
Hospice Marlborough chief
executive Jude Dellebeke said the
organisation welcomed the tree as
it helped keep hospice services
free to those who needed them.
‘‘All funds raised in Marlborough will remain in our community to support Hospice Marlborough,’’ Jude says.
‘‘It enables us to keep our
services free of charge to everyone who needs us.’’
Hospice Marlborough offers a
range of services to anyone with a
life limiting condition.
As an essential health service
provider, hospice services receive
some government funding but
financial support from the community is essential to meet the
shortfall.
Last year, the campaign raised
$19,389 for Hospice Marlborough.
The Remembrance Tree campaign will be available in store
until Christmas Eve.
30,495
30
30,4
4 00
$
Bowen Therapist
Dip Prof (NZ)
ENQUIRE
ENQUIR
RE TODAY AND SEE WHAT ALL THE CX-3 FUSS IS ABOUT!
ABO
Join today at
oversixty.co.nz
TRAVEL • HEALTH • LIFESTYLE • FAMILY • RECIPES
CH-7494660AA
Brought to you by
Share your stories at
New Zealand’s newest online
community for Over-60s.
81 High Street, Blenheim
03 578 3379
AH: Andrew McKendry 021 893 985; Martin Loach 021 667 673; Paddy Lankshear 021 838 936
20 THE SATURDAY EXPRESS, NOVEMBER 26, 2016
stuff.co.nz
Arrival falls just short of greatness
One day Dennis Villeneuve will
make a masterpiece. Incendies
(2010) came close as dammit.
Prisoners (2013) started strong,
but twisted when it should have
stuck. Enemy (2013) was far too
esoteric (read pretentious). And
Sicario (2015) was superbly
crafted, but just shy of worldshaking.
For its first 30 minutes, this
cerebral sci-fi, adapted by Eric
(Lights Out) Heisserer from Ted
Chiang’s Story Of Your Life,
appears to be the answer. In fact,
the opening montage, which
delicately frames our hero –
linguist Louise Banks (Amy
Adams) – in domestic tragedy,
might be the most moving since
Up. Recalling Terence Malick in
their painterly intensity, they’re
so powerful they cast a sad
shadow over what follows. As in
Gravity, you can’t help feeling
Banks would positively welcome
an apocalypse.
But that’s not what happens.
One day, announced by the
anxious beep of her students’
cellphones, 12 alien vessels land at
strategic points around the globe,
and Forest Whitaker’s nononsense Colonel Weber asks
Banks, along with scientist Ian
Donnelly (Jeremy Renner), to
establish if these visitors really do
come in peace.
At this point, the anticipation
is tangible – thrilling, even – and
there are moments of tactile
Review
Arrival (M)
Directed by
Dennis Villeneuve
Starring Amy
Adams, Jeremy
Runner, Forest
Whitaker
116 mins
★★★★
Amy Adams is
superb as linguist
Louise Banks in
the sci-fi drama
Arrival.
tenderness, such as when Banks
traces her finger along the bottom
of the spacecraft, or our first
glimpse of the aliens (recalling
Gareth Edwards’ Monsters)
appearing through fog. It’s
beautiful, but the tension between
what’s happening on the world
stage, and within the characters,
is poorly maintained in the
stumbling second act.
It’s a pity, because throughout
Johan Johannsson’s sonorous
score is lovely; the performers
spot on; and the philosophical
concerns deep enough to confuse
Christopher Nolan.
Indeed, until Villeneuve makes
another masterpiece – the
forthcoming Blade Runner 2049
perhaps? – this will more than do.
hortro spread.
Post harvest and seasonal compost
mulch spreading to replenish
your vineyard!
Stay in
touch
Mulch NOW with our
innovative mulch wagons.
• Locally owned and operated by
Jim and Pip Schofield since 1996.
• Latest designs in the window and door
industry.
• Free detailed quotes
• Specialists in the supply and installation
of Conservatories from planning to
completion
• Licensed Dualglaze Agent - Double
Glazing for your Existing Windows
BENEFITS OF MULCHING
x
x
x
x
x
x
Environmentally Friendly
Improves soil health
Moisture Retention
Plant Nutrition
Attractive Finished Look
Weed Suppression
TALK TO US TODAY
THE
MARLBOROUGH
EXPRESS
Share your stories at
New Zealand’s
newest online
community for
Over-60s.
with the latest
news and
everyone’s views.
Have your say
too, join us on
Facebook
Join today at
oversixty.co.nz
MEX
marlexpress.co.nz
Email: [email protected]
Freephone: 0800 236 825
22 Bomford Street, Blenheim
Phone 578 1436 | sales@fishermarl.co.nz
www.fisherwindows.co.nz
CH-7410751AC
Manage your
subscription
online
with
my.stuff.co.nz
facebook.com/themarlboroughexpress
6477171AA
Address: 10 Sheffield St,
Riverl ands Industrial Estate
CH-
Mobile: 021 228 2775 (Geoff)
TRAVEL • HEALTH
LIFESTYLE
FAMILY • RECIPES
my.stuff.co.nz is the easy way to manage your
newspaper subscription online!
You can update your email address, put your paper on
hold, or report a missing or wet newspaper online at
anytime and from anywhere.
NOVEMBER 26, 2016, THE SATURDAY EXPRESS 21
stuff.co.nz
Your health
WITH AUTHOR AND NUTRITIONAL BIOCHEMIST DR LIBBY
Five ways to deal
with Christmas
Re-evaluate your to-do-list, how
many of the items on it need to be
done by you? How many can be
done by a colleague, family
member or friend? How many of
them need to be done now? How
many of them need to be done at
all? Try to keep tasks in
perspective and learn to
prioritise.
JUST SAY NO
It is time to put less pressure on
yourself in all aspects of your life.
So often our own expectations or
pressure can cause us to burn the
candle at both ends. Don’t be
afraid to say no to commitments
CRYPTIC
when they’re the last thing you
feel like. Only you can take care of
your health and happiness and
often learning to say no is the best
place to start. Use the time you
gained to do something you love –
go for a walk, practise some yoga
moves or simply curl up on the
couch with a good book – you will
feel so much better for it.
COMMIT TO A MORNING
ROUTINE
If your days are getting more and
more jam-packed starting your
day with a restorative routine can
make all the difference to help
your mindset and allow you to
start your day with a feeling of
spaciousness. Go for a walk, sit
with a cup of tea and watch the
sunrise or simply practise long,
slow belly breaths while you wait
for the kettle to boil. It will make
all the difference to your energy
in what can be a hectic time.
PUT YOUR LEGS UP THE WALL
A great way help you breathe
If you find yourself stressing about all of the people you have to buy for – flip
this around. Consider instead how lucky you are to have so many loved ones.
diaphragmatically is to lay on
your back with your legs up the
wall. Lie in this position for 5-10
minutes and focus on your breath.
Place a folded towel under your
back or bottom for support if you
like. Take 10 minutes to fully
relax into this pose, it’s especially
restorative with some soothing
music.
AN ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE
So often in the whirlwind of the
silly season we forget to stop and
reflect on all that we already have.
If you find yourself stressing
I’ve recently been advised to
remove dairy (for gut health)
from my diet. The thing I found
the hardest by far is what to
use as a milk alternative. What
is the most like trim milk?
Thanks, Hollie.
QUICK
147
ACROSS
1. 7KHZLQQLQJEDFNRIDWRQ³PLUDFOHLW
turns out to be (11)
6. Amount of thermal insulation a
VLQJXODUJDUPHQWKDV
8. One may rely on a nobleman abroad
(5)
10. 3DJH'DQWHZURWHDERXWD717
explosion (9)
11. 6RPHÀOPDOLYHO\GDQFH
12. Provide support for an essayist one
brought home (5)
13. ,QGXVWULRXVWKHZD\'LQJOHVHWLWRXW
(8)
16. $OVRLW·VDPHWDOÀUHGRJ
17. Out-of-use portion of soy bean curd
(4)
18. Price of money-changing is, for a US
soldier, nothing (4)
19. Made the church bleed as the smoke
poured out of volcano (7)
21. Worried intensely about doing sea
out of it (8)
23. Parts loser might play (5)
26. Being old, she’s an alumna (4)
27. Potentially lethal hatred Pat might
have displayed (5-4)
28. 2YHUIDWEHHVVZDUPLQJDIWHUQRWKLQJ
(5)
29. 6KRZRQHDJUHHVWRIHOORZUHWXUQLQJ
30. Captivity venal men set about (11)
DOWN
1. 7KHORZHVWRQHFDQJHWLVEHGURFN
(4,6)
2. I’faith, it’s part of the Establishment
(6,2,7)
about all of the people you have to
buy for, or what you should wear
to your Christmas party and so on
– flip this around. Consider
instead how privileged you are to
have so many loved ones and that
you have the opportunity to
celebrate with them.
3. )HHOHULQVHFWVKRZHG4XHHQZKR·GWXUQHGXS
4. :KHQDOOVKRXOGSOD\LQWKHSLWWXWRUVKRZVXS
5. *HRPHWULFÀJXUHWRNHHSRQDQGRQDWLQPLGGD\
6. All erect in going to a place like a polytechnic (8-7)
7. Those paying to see match keep one in college (4)
9. 2QHIRUPRIDUWLÀFLDOODQJXDJH
13. 6ZLQGOHVLQ/VGGLHGRXW
14. Suddenly rolled and curled around top of head (7)
15. 1HZVSDSHUODLGRQNLQJVL]HEHG"
19. +HUZDLOKDVEHHQPLVLQWHUSUHWHG
20. Cook’s mould, or ideal version of it (7)
22. ,W·VDPLOHDZD\IURPFRPSXWHUFRPPXQLFDWLRQ
24. (\HDSDUWRIWKHUHJDOLD
25. It’s nothing to the racket a god made (4)
SUBSCRIBE NOW
ACROSS
1. Melt (4)
3. Unexceptional (8)
9. Disastrous (7)
10. Change (5)
11. Logic (5)
12. Lubricate (6)
14. 3RZHUIXO
16. )DOODEUXSWO\
19. Jailer (6)
21. Prick (5)
24. Command (5)
25. Minor illness (7)
26. Ended (8)
27. Daze (4)
DOWN
1. Wearying (8)
2. Bird-like (5)
4. Quit (6)
5. Stupid and silly (5)
6. Skilled tradesman (7)
7. 91.44cm (4)
8. Hidden (6)
13. Intensify (8)
15. Delight (7)
17. In conclusion (6)
18. Highly decorated (6)
20. Conditions (5)
22. Incompetent (5)
23. Laze about (4)
1
2
Hi Hollie. There are many nondairy alternatives available now.
You can make your own nut
milks using soaked almonds or
cashews or coconuts, or you can
generally purchase rice, oat,
almond, even hazelnut or
macadamia milk.
I have found that most people
find rice milk similar in taste and
consistency to trim milk. If
buying a milk alternative, check
the label for added sweeteners and
avoid those. A word that will
typically appear on the label if an
additional sweetener has been
used is ‘maltodextrin’. It can be
good to mix up the types of milk
alternatives you use, choosing a
different one each month, for
example.
❚ Dr Libby is a nutritional
biochemist, best-selling author
and speaker. The advice
contained in this column is not
intended to be a substitute for
direct, personalised advice
from a health professional.
Visit drlibby.com.
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
SOLUTIONS
QUICK
Across: 1. Thaw, 3. Ordinary, 9. Ruinous, 10. Alter, 11. Sense,
12. Grease, 14. Mighty, 16. Plunge, 19. Captor, 21. Sting, 24. Order,
25. Ailment, 26. Finished, 27. Stun. Down: 1. Tiresome, 2. Avian,
4. Resign, 5. Inane, 6. Artisan, 7. Yard, 8. Covert, 13. Heighten, 15.
Gladden, 17. Lastly, 18. Ornate, 20. Terms, 22. Inept, 23. Loaf.
RE-EVALUATE THE TO-DOLIST
Email your questions for Dr Libby to
[email protected].
Please note, only a selection of
questions can be answered.
CRYPTIC
Across: 1. Reclamation 6. Tog 8. Count 10. Attendant 11. Reel
12. Bacon 13. Diligent 16. Andiron 17. Tofu 18. Agio 19. Belched 21.
Agonised 23. Roles 26. Girl 27. Death-trap 28. Obese 29. Nod 30.
Enslavement.
Down: 1. Rock bottom 2. Church of England 3. Antenna 4. Tutti 5.
Nonagon 6. Training-college 7. Gate 9. Neo 13. Diddles 14. Lurched
15. Broadsheet 19. Banshee 20. Dariole 22. E-mail 24. Orb 25. Odin.
I work in sales and as we
approach Christmas I am
constantly going to functions. I
find this time of year
incredibly stressful, so how can
I support myself/my health
during this time? Thanks,
Alexa
Ask Dr Libby
Visit mags4gifts.co.nz/sunday-star-times
Or call 0800 SUNDAY (786 329)
It’s not Sunday without it.
22 THE SATURDAY EXPRESS, NOVEMBER 26, 2016
stuff.co.nz
Out & About
Logan Lissaman, 10, of Seddon, climbs the high wall in the police challenge.
Future star
athletes
Sergeant Mike Porter looks on as Joe Judge, 10, of Seddon, gives it his all on the police course.
Pupils from Seddon and Ward Schools showed
off their skills at athletics day on Thursday,
held at the Seddon Domain. Photographer
Derek Flynn was there.
Rylan Henson, of
Ward, gets his
hands dirty.
Shaydon
Streeter, 5, wins
the 400-metre
race.
Tiara Lambert, 7,
competes in the
softball throw.
Maddy Jones, 12, of Seddon, gets some air in the high
jump.
Marlborough Investment Seminar
Cash Returns and Capital Growth for the Savvy Investor.
If you’re looking for an investment that delivers consistent, long-term returns
better than what you’ll earn in the bank – this Investment Seminar is for you.
Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc is a New Zealand success story. Exports have more than
trebled since 2005, and demand from North America is up by 24% this year alone.
At this Seminar, we’ll discuss our latest joint venture with Sacred Hill in a large scale
Marlborough vineyard development and why it’s forecast to deliver tax free cash returns
for the first 10 years and projected capital gain of 12-25%.
THIS MONDAY 28 November, 12pm | Sacred Hill office, 60 Hammond Rd, Renwick 7271
Register at myfarm.co.nz/seminar.
Phone Grant Payton on 029 445 5871 to find out more.
BAND16020
NOVEMBER 26, 2016, THE SATURDAY EXPRESS 23
stuff.co.nz
SATURDAY EXPRESS CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIED
INDEX
Birthday Greetings................. 23
Cinema................................... 25
IN MEMORIAM
MILLAR, Nola and Alan:
Remembered everyday
with so much love.
PROPERTY WANTED
FIREWOOD
WANTED TO BUY
YOUNG family seek 2/3 DRY firewood: pine and RADIO
wireless
old
bed house to buy in bluegum. Heagneys. Ph wooden or transistor. Any
condition.
Phone
Witherlea School Zone. 5784664.
0274937025
Call/Text 0210405107.
PINE
Escorts................................... 25
4m3 $220. Free Delivery
Blenheim and Picton.
Ph 578 8516. Greenfingers Marlborough.
Farm Equipment.................... 23
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Firewood................................ 23
For Sale ................................. 23
POPEY’S Firewood. Order
now for next year. Macro,
Gum and Pine. 3 draws
for free pine. Ph 577-9238.
Fruit & Produce..................... 23
Funeral Directors................... 23
Garage Sales ......................... 25
WATTLE $240, pine $190,
poplar $170. Dry, 3m3,
delivered. Ph 0273267416.
In Memoriam......................... 23
Personal................................. 25
EMAIL:
[email protected]
TRADES AND SERVICES
PAINTER
OLD NZ postcards and
NZ books, fountain pens,
military items, scrap gold
or damaged jewellery,
taxidermy, NZ Maori /
whaling and historical
items, antiques, collectibles
and the unusual. Free
quotes. Please phone Phil
on (03) 5775402 (Just
Browsing)
No GST
Labour only
Free quote
Phone Gavin
021 0865 6568
FRUIT & PRODUCE
FOR SALE
Property for Sale................... 23
Property Wanted ................... 23
CASA Pop Up Shop, last
week (ends Wednesday)
Even more mark downs.
Now all below cost.
All must go! High St,
opposite Farmers carpark
JONES BERRY
FRUITS
Wanted to Buy ...................... 23
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
- Gift vouchers, NZ history
and hunting books, gold
jewellery, crystal, matchbox
toys $15, thousands of
unique collectables. Just
Browsing, Battys Road
5775402.
Flavourful strawberries available now
and real fruit ice cream!!
Fruit also available at the forum
from 11am until 5pm
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
SHIPPING CONTAINERS,
wholesale prices, Blenheim. Phone 021-344-362.
southpacificcontainers.com
Services & Trades................. 23
Situations Vacant .................. 24
Theatre................................... 25
183 Old Renwick Road
FARM EQUIPMENT
CH-7490718AA
Public Notices ....................... 25
FOR SALE
03 579 5340
OPEN 7 DAYS
JUSTAntiques
BROWSING
& Collectibles
26 Battys Rd, Blenheim • Ph: 03 577 5402 • A/H: 03 578 8551
CALL OUR REPORTERS
520 8916
7155558AA
House Calls to BLM,
PICTON & HAVELOCK
Open: Mon-Sat
10am - 4.30pm
CH-7382290AS
1 Year Old
November 27
Happy Birthday!
Love from
Nana, Grandad, Aunty
Kiley, Maddie and Rocky
Got some
news?
NZ Books & Art, Gold Jewellery, Furniture,
China, Crystal, Collectibles.
Ollie Macdonald
PROPERTY FOR SALE
Rural & Lifestyle
Eion Townley
021 221 3328
Licensed under REAA 2008
OPPORTUNITY PLUS FOR THE
EQUESTRIAN ENTHUSIAST
CH-7494022AD
“I DELIVER”
Priority Service Exceptional Results
56 LINDENS ROAD, KOROMIKO
• 5.7910ha (14.3 acres)
• 2003 low maintenance home
• Open plan kitchen and living
• 3 double bedrooms
• Large bathroom with double spa bath
• Underfloor heating in kitchen, lounge, and bathroom
• Total Span shed, and 4 bay implement shed
• 4 bay horse stables and feed shed.
Deadline Sale Closing 4.00PM
Thursday 1st December 2016 (unless sold prior)
Experience the Difference
Call to List or Buy through Bev
my.stuff.co.nz is the
easy way to manage
your newspaper
subscription online!
my.stuff.co.nz
“Large or Small I SELL them all!”
PROPERTY FOR SALE
CH-7463397AD
Michael Ryan has been selling real estate
in Marlborough for over 40 years
... so it’s not surprising Mike and his equally experienced team have helped so many people buy and sell
property. And why those same people trust them to get great results time and time again.
7192601AA
Experience is the difference. Contact Mike today for a free market appraisal and find out for yourself.
B 03 577 7553 | M 021 325 477 | [email protected]
Be marlborough ltd, Bayleys
Licensed under the REA Act 2008
24 THE SATURDAY EXPRESS, NOVEMBER 26, 2016
stuff.co.nz
SITUATIONS VACANT
IRRIGATION ENGINEER
Cuddon Limited is one of Marlborough’s oldest engineering
businesses specialising in Fabrication, Sheet Metal, Water
Engineering, Refrigeration and Freeze Dry technologies.
Spy Valley is a family-owned winery that
has been inspiring the world of wines since
2000. We love wine and we’re currently
looking for like-minded people to help
share our secrets.
Comprising of ten varieties of grapes over
380 acres of estate vineyards, Spy Valley
has a modern fully integrated viticulture
and winemaking facility and a passion for
excellence. Spy Valley offers attractive
working conditions within a friendly team of
dedicated staff.
Cellar/Vintage Staff
We are currently seeking to recruit
experienced staff for Vintage 2017. You
will need to have a hands-on approach and
be reasonably fit.
The role will involve all cellar duties as
directed by the cellar manager and
winemaker. The successful applicant
would be expected to understand and
follow OSH, HACCP, and QACCP
protocols.
All positions are for a fixed term of six to
eight weeks, with a start date of early to
mid-March 2017.
Please email your application to
[email protected] or send to Spy
Valley Wines, 37 Lake Timara Road West,
RD 6, Blenheim 7276.
Applications close 5pm Friday
9 December 2016.
We are looking for an additional staff member for the Water
Engineering Department, the role involves the full range of irrigation
work from vineyard irrigation installation, head works manufacture
through to domestic pump repair and servicing.
• Late model John Deere tractors
• Gregoire Harvesters
• Silvan Spray Equipment
Preference will be given to applicants who can exhibit the
following attributes;
• Pump repair and maintenance experience
• Welding experience - Arc - Mig - Tig
• Ability to work within a small team and on an unsupervised
basis when required.
• Strong people skills with customer solution focus.
• Clean, current full drivers licence
• Overhead gantry crane and load slinging
On a day-to-day basis key responsibilities will include:
• Preventative and breakdown maintenance on vineyard mobile equipment
• Maintaining accurate service records
• Welding, fabrication
• Auto Electrical, A/C serving and repairs
• Hydraulic attachment repairs
• A Field Service or Workshop role can be negotiated
Join our professional team in a structured and supportive environment,
working in our new state-of-the-art Marlborough workshop repairing
equipment in accordance with manufacturer standards and specifications.
CH-7497121AA
If this position looks like the challenge that you have been looking
for please contact us at Cuddon with your application and CV by
close of business on the 7th December 2016.
Application may be posted, hand delivered or emailed to:
If you have a positive can-do attitude and want to be part of a team
reporting to the National Plant and Equipment Manager then please apply at
www.delegat.com/careers
McArtney Street, P.O. Box 64, Blenheim 7240
Phone 578 4299
www.cuddon.co.nz Email: [email protected]
VINEYARD OPERATORS
MARLBOROUGH
Renovation
Ma
ast
2016
rlborou gh/ We
•
Kitchen
n/
st
CARPENTERS REQUIRED
Following our recent gold awards in the
House of the Year we are looking for qualified
carpenters to join our team.
You must be qualified and either possess a
current LBP or be able to obtain one.
Competitive rates of pay.
Wages or Labour Only
Contact
Andrew Lawson
021 519 505
[email protected]
Team Player
Flexible Hours
Great Attitude
Passionate about
customer service
Interested in natural health
Do you tick all the boxes to join
our friendly team?
Marlborough
Boys’ College
We are looking for
Marlborough Vineyards.
2017 Learning
Assistants
Operators
to
join
us
at
our
You will be responsible for:
• Tractor and machinery operations
• Spray operations
Up to 27 hours
per week,
term time only.
• Irrigation and fertigation operations
Suitably experienced or qualified
Learning Assistants to work
in a classroom environment
cooperatively with teachers to
support groups of students with a
moderate level of learning difficulty.
Job Description and Application
Form available by emailing
Principal’s PA [email protected]
Applications close
9.00 am on Friday
2 December 2016
Vineyard
• Hands-on vineyard operations
You must have a good understanding of tractor operations, agrichemical
application and safe operating procedures. Growsafe and Approved Handler
certificates will be highly regarded.
If you are committed to a career in viticulture, have a positive can-do attitude
and want to be part of a passionate team, please apply via our website at
www.delegat.co.nz/careers
Alternatively, contact our National Viticulture Office for an application form
on (03) 572 6300, 1st Floor, Riverview House, 13 Alfred Street, Blenheim 7201.
CH-7494173AA
st
Co
•
ast
2016
rlborou gh/ We
Co
Ma
Registere
dM
Registere
dM
Registere
dM
•
ast
Co
•
ast
Co
CH-7494187AA
Bathroom
n/
ls o
st
LIFESTYLE
AWARD
WINNER
e
• N
2016
rlborou gh/ We
Exciting opportunities are available in our large-scale vineyard operations.
Work in a structured, supportive environment where quality outcomes are
ourgoal.On-goingtraininganddevelopmentisprovidedandyourcontribution
is recognised. We are an equal opportunities employer embracing world class
viticultural practices and offer promotional opportunities and attractive
pay rates.
Builders Ho
ter
us
as
e Year
f th
eo
GOLD
AWARD
Ma
ls o
n/
LIFESTYLE
AWARD
WINNER
e
• N
st
ls o
o
rlborou gh/ We
e
• N
2016
Ma
Builders Ho
ter
us
as
e Year
f th
eo
GOLD
AWARD
els
• N
n/
Builders Ho
ter
us
as
e Year
f th
eo
Builders Ho
ter
us
as
e Year
f th
eo
Registere
dM
S P E C I A L I S T S
CUSTOMER SERVICE
SUPERSTAR
SPRINGLANDS TAVERN
BLENHEIM
We can offer you great job satisfaction, great
working conditions and friendly workmates.
Please apply with a CV and cover letter to
Attention Jolene Neal
Retail Manager
CH-7491126AA
Prices Pharmacy
64 Queen Street, Blenheim. 7201.
[email protected]
www.neighbourly.co.nz
Experience in the below would be highly regarded:
A trade qualification (Level 4) in an engineering trade would be of
advantage but not essential for the right applicant.
Email your CV to [email protected]
or phone Grant Burnett on
027 442 0113 or 03 578 2100
15 Glendale Place, Blenheim
64 Queen St, Blenheim 03 5795729
We are seeking a Diesel Mechanic with experience in tractor and harvester
maintenance who has an understanding of hydraulic, auto electrical
systems to undertake routine maintenance on our vineyard mobile plant
and equipment.
This is a full time, permanent and challenging role that reports
directly to the Irrigation Manager.
Electrician Vacancy
Blenheim
We have a vacancy for an electrician
holding a current practising license.
We are a small firm carrying out
general, commercial, and industrial
work specialising in electrical
installations of irrigation systems
and related maintenance. A basic
knowledge of PLC programming is
desirable but not essential as training
will be given. To start as soon as
possible.
DIESEL MECHANIC
MARLBOROUGH
VENUE MANAGER REQUIRED
We are looking for an energetic, reliable
Manager to run our busy Franchise restaurant, function room, public bar, bottle O
and 18 gaming machines.
The required person must have a full
Manager’s Certificate, be passionate about
food and service along with being a people’s
person. They must be a strong leader of staff
with exceptional management skills who can
follow policy, procedure and direction from
Head Office
We also require a
Bar Duty Manager and a
Bar/Restaurant Service Person and
Cook for our busy kitchen
Please apply in strictest confidence to:
Tony Crosbie, Managing Director
[email protected]
All applicants must have NZ Residency
Join today
and meet
your
neighbours
Everyone reads the
Classifieds
Classifieds
Phone us TODAY
520 8918
5752639AA
NOVEMBER 26, 2016, THE SATURDAY EXPRESS 25
stuff.co.nz
THEATRE
CINEMA
ESCORTS
4 KINROSS ST, BLENHEIM
BOX OFFICE: (03) 577 8273
TOPTOWNCINEMAS.CO.NZ
ALLIED (M) 2hrs 14min violence, offensive language, sex scenes
& content that may disturb Daily
10am, 12.40pm, 8pm
WWII ESPIONAGE DRAMA
BAD SANTA 2 (R16) 1hr
42min violence, offensive language,
sexual material & other content that
FANTASTIC BEASTS AND
WHERE TO FIND THEM
(M) 2hrs 22min violence
Daily in 2D 10am, 12.50pm,
8.45pm; Daily in 3D 6pm
FANTASY ADVENTURE
THE LIGHT BETWEEN
OCEANS (M) 2hrs 22min sex
scenes Sat/Sun/Tue 12.50pm,
6pm; Mon/Wed 10am,
12.50pm, 6pm
DRAMA/ROMANCE
BRIDGET JONES’S BABY
(M) offensive language & sexual
references 2hrs 12min Daily
4.15pm - COMEDY/DRAMA
CAPTAIN FANTASTIC (M)
2hrs 9min offensive language, nudi-
Sat/Sun 10am,
6pm, 8.50pm; Mon/Tue/
Wed 10am, 3.50pm, 6pm,
8.50pm - ADULT COMEDY
THE FOUNDER (M) 2hrs
5min offensive language Sat/Sun
10am, 3.35pm, 6.20pm;
Mon/Tue/Wed 10am,
12.45pm, 6.20pm
BIODRAMA
TROLLS (G) 1hr 42min ADVANCE SCREENINGS Sat/ ty, suicide, sexual references & content
that may disturb Daily 1.55pm Sun 2D 10am, 2pm;
DRAMA/COMEDY
3D 12 noon - FAMILY
ARRIVAL (M) 2hrs 6min offen- NOCTURNAL ANIMALS
(R16) 2hrs 6min violence, sexual
sive language Daily 3.35pm
may offend
violence, offensive language & nudity
SCI/FI DRAMA
Daily 8.55pm - THRILLER
THE FIRST MONDAY IN
MAY (M) 1hr 36min offensive HACKSAW RIDGE (R15)
2hrs 29min depicts graphic &
language Daily 12.05pm
realistic war scenes Daily 3.20pm,
DOCUMENTARY
8.40pm - WAR
DOCTOR STRANGE (M)
STORKS (G) Daily 4pm
2hrs 5 min violence Daily
6.40pm - MARVEL FANTASY FAMILY
A HAPPY COCO
SUPER hot, you never
see the pretty lady, nice
smile, sweet lips, so
sexy body, 50kg, size
8, 36C, 27 years. I will
do what you like, full
body to body massage,
special full service, no
rush. Ph 022 172 0872
Advertising Terms And
Conditions For Websites And
Publications
Fairfax New Zealand Limited (Fairfax, we, us, our) place material for publication
on behalf of the customer (you) subject to these terms and conditions of
advertising (Terms).
These Terms apply to all advertising in any of our publications or websites unless
we have agreed other terms in writing with you.
In accepting any material including electronic material or data for publication,
and in publishing it we are doing so in consideration of and relying on the your
express warranty, the truth of which is essential that :
a) the material does not contain anything:
• That is misleading or deceptive or likely to mislead or deceive or which
otherwise breaches the Fair Trading Act 1986;
• That is defamatory or indecent or which otherwise offends against generally
accepted community standards;
• That infringes a copyright or trademark or otherwise infringes any intellectual
or industrial property rights;
• That breaches any right of privacy or confidentiality;
• That breaches any provision of any statute, regulation, by-law or other rule
or law; and
b) The material complies in every way with the Advertising Code of Practice
issued by the Advertising Standards Authority Inc. (“ASA”) and with every other
code or industry standing relating to advertising in New Zealand;
c) Publication of the material will not give rise to any liability on our part or in a
claim being made against us in New Zealand or elsewhere; and
d) The material does not include any cookie, tracking tag or other tracking
device unless we have provided our prior written consent to such inclusion, to
the extent we consent to you collecting information relating to our users (“User
Information”) you may only use such information for the advertiser’s internal
statistical purposes and solely in respect of the relevant advertising campaign. For
the avoidance of doubt you must not disclose any User Information to any third
party and must not use any User Information in connection with any advertising
campaigns on any third party properties or websites. If you are a representative of
an advertiser, this does not prevent you from disclosing the User Information in
summary format only to the advertiser, provided you procure that the advertiser
only uses such information in accordance with this paragraph 1(d).
2. You agree to indemnify us against any losses, liabilities, costs, claims or
expenses whatsoever arising directly or indirectly from any breach of the
warranties set out above and from any costs incurred in our making corrections or
amendments in accordance with the terms that follow.
3. We must receive all creative materials and information from you in accordance
with the timeframes specified on the insert order or email confirmation.
4. We may refuse to publish, or withdraw material from publication without
having to give reason.
5. We may publish the material at a time different from originally booked
or where applicable in the next available issue if there is an error or delay in
publication of the advertising as booked.
6. All creative submissions are subject to reasonable approval by us. We may
require that material is corrected or amended to conform to style, or for other
genuine reasons.
7. We may provide guidelines to be followed where you include an Internet
addresses in advertising.
8. The positioning or placing of any material in a publication or website is at our
discretion except where specifically agreed in writing.
9. You must tell us as soon as possible if there is an error or omission in any
material placed by us on your behalf.
10. Campaign advertising impressions will be counted and recognised by our
ad-serving engine. A third party ad-serving engine may also be used but its
impression count won’t be recognised unless we agree otherwise in writing.
11. If you wish to cancel an advertisement or campaign you must communicate
this in writing to us. A cancellation fee may apply, please refer to the applicable
advertising rate card or insertion order for specific details of any cancellation fee.
12. The charge for advertising will be in New Zealand dollars and in accordance
with the applicable rate card applying at the time for the publication, unless we
agree otherwise in writing.
13. Rate card adjustments will be published on our publications and sites.
New rates will apply one month after the rate adjustment is published.
14. If you are not a New Zealand resident the cost of any advertising you place
with us will be zero-rated for GST purposes. If you are a non-resident agent
placing advertising on behalf of a New Zealand resident GST will be applied
at the standard rate.
15. Payment is due on the 20th of the month following advertising unless we
specify otherwise in writing. If payment is not made by the due date you will be
liable for all costs of recovery, commissions and collection fees at market rates.
16. We exclude all implied conditions and warranties from these terms except to
the extent that they cannot be excluded by law. The guarantees contained in the
Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 are excluded where you acquire or hold yourself
out as acquiring goods or services for the purpose of a business.
17. We will not be liable for any loss including any loss of revenue or profit
and any indirect or consequential loss arising from or in relation to any error
or omission in publishing or failure to publish and if we are found to have any
liability for any circumstance that liability is limited to the cost of the space of
the advertisement.
18. Where you utilise any aspect of our creative services in the design or
production of an advertisement (including photographic or design work) you
acknowledge that we own the copyright in such work and that such work is not
work for which a commission payment has been made or agreed. You may not
use any such advertisement in any other publication without our specific written
consent.
19. By placing an advertisement for publication you grant us a perpetual, royalty
fee license to reproduce the advertisement in any print or electronic media we
offer customers now or in the future.
20. You acknowledge that you have not relied on any representation made by us or
on behalf of Fairfax New Zealand in connection with advertising.
21. All DVD’s, Blu-ray disks and videos, and any other restricted publications
advertised for sale must include its Classification as determine by the New
Zealand classification office any may be advertised only in accordance with the
conditions imposed by the Classification Office. We may require written evidence
of New Zealand classification ratings and Classification Office conditions for
each DVD, video or any publication.
22. We have the right at any time to provide advertising data (including but not
limited to the Customers total advertising rate card spend) for publication by
Nielsen Media Research as part of our membership of the IAB of New Zealand
and to monitor ad spend of New Zealand.
23. You will be charged an additional fee of 2% including GST when making
payments by Visa, MasterCard or American Express cards. This includes all
prepaid advertising lodged via a Fairfax Media consultant, email, telephone or at
the front counter of any of our premises.
24. In addition to these Terms and Conditions you acknowledge that all
advertising including the conditions of payment, delivery and changes to or
cancellation of such advertising, will be in accordance with and subject to the
conditions notified to you or generally published by Fairfax from time to time.
25. We may at our sole discretion vary these Terms and Conditions at any time
provided that: (a) such amended terms will not affect prior agreed advertising
orders; and (b) if you do not agree with a variation then you may cease placing
orders with us.
★AALIYAH★
brunette
babe Ph me 24/7 in & outcals 02102464688
♥CASSANDRA♥ Sweet
sexy and seductive in/out
calls 02102313295
DELILAH
Busty, curvy lady provides
perfect sensual service
and pretty peignoir, a
gentleman’s time well
spent. Ph 02041274825.
GARAGE SALES
SAT/SUN Leefield St 8am.
Big sale, furniture, books,
pictures, carpets, quality
rugs and lots more!
PUBLIC NOTICES
CATHOLIC
Post-Synod
Fallout. Let others toy
with smorgasbord apostasy.
I’m sticking with the
faith of our fathers.
A W McNamara
www.neighbourly.co.nz
DRONE with pilot for hire.
Photos
and
videos.
Sample
videos
at
vimeo.com/quadimoto. For
info sheet, please email
[email protected]
PUBLIC NOTICES
PASSPORT
PHOTOS
ARE OUR
SPECIALITY
K & S CALLANAN
See our
specials
Specials
to Sat,
9 March
The team at Heating Marlborough
can help with safety checks and
repairs.
Call 578 5950 for advice
55 Grove Road, Blenheim
Ph Mike 021 141 3886
$Marlborough
14.95
Midweek
bag
Cnr Main Rd Sth & Alabama Rd
Open: Mon-Fri 7am-5pm
Sat 7am-12.30pm
From Monday
28.11.16
BULK
Garden life, bark and
mushroom compost will
only be available
Friday, Saturday and
Sunday 9am - 4pm
(until further notice).
SELMES GARDEN
NURSERY
Phone 578 1511
All Whanau and friends of SF Marlborough
are welcome to come down to our new
premises for the
Opening of our new
with the latest
news and
everyone’s views.
Have your say
too, join us on
Facebook
‘Mental Health Hub’
Kia Marama
68 Seymour Street
And to find out what services are out there
for our families with our
MEX
6477178AA
CH-7495890AA
marlexpress.co.nz
facebook.com/themarlboroughexpress
SPEED INFORMATION SESSION
NOVEMBER 30TH 2016
11am – 2pm
Lots of different services will be here,
SF Marlborough, Consumer Advocacy,
Foundations & Counsellors,
Hapai Te Ora, Care Marlborough, Emerge,
Gateway, Like Minds Like Mind
MISSED
DELIVERIES
Phone 520 8900 and
hold for an operator
Before 5pm
Monday to
Friday
♥ ♥ LEANNE ♥ ♥
A natural country beauty, with brown silky hair
and hazel eyes. She enjoys the country
lifestyle, loves animals, travelling, gardening
and trying new adventures. Leanne is open to
sharing a new life with hopefully that special
gentleman. Please Call
0800 446 332 - quote code 09
www.countrycompanionship.co.nz
HOW YOU WRITE ADS
THAT SELL
1 KEY WORD - Your ad with a word(s) that best describe
what you are selling.
2 DESCRIPTION SELLS! - Include all the facts, year, make,
model, size, colour and condition
3 PRICE - Always include!
4 AVOID - Abbreviations. Make your ad easy to understand.
5 PHONE NUMBER - Make sure to let readers know the
time(s) you can be reached
Classifieds
CLASSIFIED ADS
Phone us now on 520 8918
or email: [email protected]
75 Queen St, Blenheim
Phone 03 578 8887
PERSONAL
Stay in
touch
THE
MARLBOROUGH
EXPRESS
• No appointment needed
• Photos ready in a few
minutes
• Quality photos using
professional studio lighting
• 4 photos for just $13.80
• Licence, ID, resume,
job application photos
also available at...
(front
Free
Flowpage)
Frozen
and the
Approx
2kg
Phone 520 8918
www.neighbourly.co.nz
5735667AA
Email: [email protected]
7116133AA
CH-7490964AA
IS YOUR
CHIMNEY SAFE?
Experienced crew specialising
in the following:
• Nassella tussock
• Planting
• Weed spraying
• Wetlands
• Scrub clearing/cutting
• Vineyard labour
Proven results throughout
Marlborough.
each Monday
Pork
Strips
CH-7408291AA
Ph 022 693 8629
REGISTERED CHEMICAL APPLICATOR
CH-7246711AE
20 ton digger for hire
Excavation - Tree and Stump Removal
(A division of Fairfax Media NZ, and publishers of the
Marlborough Express, Saturday Express, Kaikoura Star,
Marlborough Midweek, Discover Top of the South
58 Arthur Street, Blenheim, New Zealand)
26 THE SATURDAY EXPRESS, NOVEMBER 26, 2016
stuff.co.nz
TELEVISION
Saturday, November 26, 2016
TVNZ 1
6am Te Karere 3 2
6:30 Country Calendar
Eight is Enough. 0
7am Rural Delivery 0
7:30 Infomercials
9am Tagata Pasifika
9:30 Four In A Bed PGR
Noon Who’s Doing The Dishes?
1pm Humble Pie
2pm F Kiwi Living 3 0
3pm F Border Security
International PGR 3 0
3:30 F Rapid Response PGR
30
4pm Robson Green – Extreme
Fisherman
Robson travels to the Solomon
Islands in the South Pacific in
search of an ambush predator
with a vicious bite.
5pm F Chasing Monsters
Many exotic animal species have
been introduced into Florida’s
Everglades during the last 50
years, some of them aggressive
and lethal.
6pm 1 News At 6pm 0
7pm Country Calendar
Soggy Bottom. 0
7:30 Posh Pawn
A bumper-car collector looking for
a loan visits the shop offering an
impromptu test drive in the city;
Patrick deals with a bass guitarist
who played with Eric Clapton. 0
8pm L Lotto
The Lotto draw.
8:05 Posh Pawn Continued. 0
8:30 Around The World With
Manu Feildel Japan.
As Manu passes the halfway
mark on his journey around the
world, he travels to Tokyo, a city
he is keen to explore. 0
9:30 Coronation Street PGR 3
Gail bails Andy out; the Windasses
deal with Katy’s decision; Todd
puts his plan into action. 0
10:30 Winter AO 3 0
11:30 Devil’s Playground AO 3 0
SUNDAY
12:30 Betrayal AO 3 0
1:20 Emmerdale PGR 3 0
3:20 Infomercials
5:30 The Key Of David
SKY SPORT 1
TVNZ 2
6am Paw Patrol 3 0
6:25 Thomas And Friends 0
6:35 The Octonauts 3 0
6:45 Elmo The Musical 0
7am Thunderbirds Are Go 0
7:25 The Jungle Bunch To The
Rescue! 0
7:40 Ninjago – Masters Of
Spinjitzu 0
8:10 Star Wars Rebels 0
8:35 Marvel’s Avengers
Assemble 0
9:05 Adventure Time 3 0
9:30 Lab Rats 0
10am Crash And Bernstein 0
10:30 Blossom 0
11am Full House 0
11:30 Baby Daddy PGR 0
Noon Australian Survivor PGR
30
2:30 Once Upon A Time PGR 3 0
3:30 F Young And Hungry
PGR
4pm Food Fighters
A homemaker and married
mother competes against top
chefs in culinary contests.
Foodie Lorena Garcia makes an
appearance. 0
5pm Cupcake Wars
6pm Black-Ish 0
6:30 The Middle 0
7pm M Harry Potter And
The Half-Blood Prince PGR
2009 Adventure. Daniel Radcliffe,
Rupert Grint. 0
9:45 M Coyote Ugly
PGR 2000 Romantic Drama.
An aspiring songwriter, after
getting a job at a women-run New
York bar, comes out of her shell.
Melanie Lynskey, Tyra Banks,
Piper Perabo. 0
11:40 M Teaching Mrs Tingle
AO 1999 Horror. Helen Mirren,
Katie Holmes. 0
SUNDAY
1:40 M Obvious Child AO
2014 Comedy Drama. Jenny Slate,
Jake Lacy, Gaby Hoffmann.
3:05 N Constantine AO
Seasoned demon hunter and
master of the occult John
Constantine takes on a rising
darkness as he fights to reclaim
his soul. 0 3:50 Jeremy Kyle PGR
3 0 4:45 Mystery Girls PGR 3 0
5:30 It Is Written 3
SKY SPORT 2
THREE
6am Charles Stanley
6:30 Pukana Rangatahi show
with music, send-ups, education,
and practical life skills. 2
7:30 Infomercials
9:30 The Nation An in-depth
weekly local current affairs show.
10:30 Survivor – San Juan Del
Sur 3
One tribe loses its flint, and tries
to barter with Jeff; John Rocker’s
controversial past in baseball
threatens his future in the game.
11:30 America’s Next Top Model
PGR 3
12:30 F Face Off PGR
1:30 F Smokefree Rockquest
2015 3
2:30 Fresh Off The Boat PGR 3
3pm New Girl PGR 3
3:30 The Goldbergs PGR 3 0
3:55 The House That £100K
Built
5pm Grand Designs New Zealand
(Starting Today) 3
Ross plans to create a towering
home for his family on the cliffs of
Port Chevalier, but after living on
site for nearly 10 years, his family
wonders if he will ever finish their
home. 0
6pm NewsHub Live At 6pm
7pm The X Factor Australia PGR
The remaining contestants
perform for the judges and
audience. 0
8:45 The X Factor Australia PGR
In the results show, the two acts
with the lowest public vote sing
again for the judges, who vote on
who they think deserves to stay
and who should go.
10:45 Motive AO
An investigation into two
seemingly unrelated murders is
complicated by Vega needing to
pass his weapons recertification
to continue working in the field. 0
11:45 Nurse Jackie AO
Akalitus does not believe Jackie
when she says the hospital
is being sold to Norwegian
developers.
SUNDAY
12:20 Infomercials
5am Hillsong
5:30 Charles Stanley
PRIME
6am Home Shopping
Noon The Crowd Goes Wild 3
2:30 Mythbusters PGR 3
3:30 Jamie And Jimmy’s Food
Fight Club 3 0
4:30 Football – English Premier
League (HLS)
5:30 Prime News
6pm University Challenge
Lincoln v Canterbury. 0
6:30 MasterChef USA
The final five cooks take on a
mystery box challenge that brings
them back to basics, with each
contestant given a different single
ingredient to create an elevated
dish.
7:30 F The Brokenwood
Mysteries PGR 3
In the season finale, December is
approaching and Brokenwood is
alive with Christmas spirit – until
a festive, yet gruesome, sight
confronts Mike and his team. 0
9:30 Silent Witness AO
After Nikki helps Nelson solve
the mystery of his father’s
death, allowing him to confront
his memories and refocus on
the case, he discovers the link
between the victims. 0
10:40 The Hunters’ Club PGR
Anto and Andre face particularly
rugged conditions in the Southern
Alps in an attempt to topple a
trophy chamois buck, but things
do not always go according to
plan.
11:10 Midsomer Murders AO 3
Barnaby investigates the death
of a man who invested in an
invention. When others tied to the
invention start dying, including
the inventor himself, Barnaby
must work quickly to find the
truth.
SUNDAY
1:20 Cricket – International
Blackcaps v Pakistan.
1:50 Home Shopping
CHOICE
MAORI
6am Double Your House For Half
The Money
7am The Liquidator
7:30 Catching The Impossible
8:30 The Get Growing Roadshow
9am My Ireland With Colin
10am Buying And Selling With
The Property Brothers
11am The Liquidator
11:30 American Restoration
Noon Gardeners’ World
12:30 The Get Growing
Roadshow
1pm George Clarke’s Amazing
Spaces
2pm Double Your House For Half
The Money
3pm Brother v Brother
4pm Beverly Hills Pawn
4:30 Salvage Hunters
5:30 Bondi Vet
Documentary series that follows
Dr Chris Brown’s daily life as
a veterinarian in a busy urban
environment, at zoos, and in rural
communities.
6:30 Wild Arabia
Series exploring Arabia.
7:30 American Pickers
Series that follows two skilled
pickers as they look for objects
with historical, collectible, and
pop-culture value.
8:30 The Tropic Of Cancer
9:30 The Auction House
10:30 New Zealand Hunter
Adventures
Greg, Fiona, and Willie hunt
their way up the Karangarua and
Regina Rivers to the foot of Mt
Sefton, attempt to summit the
3151m peak, then continue down
to the Copland River.
11:30 Brother v Brother
SUNDAY
12:30 Beverly Hills Pawn
1am Bondi Vet
2am Wild Arabia
3am American Pickers
4am Salvage Hunters
5am The Tropic Of Cancer
MOVIES PREMIERE
10:30 L Cricket –
6am The Crowd Goes Wild
6am Mission – Impossible:
International Blackcaps v
Rogue Nation MV 2015 Action.
An irreverent daily sports and
Pakistan – Second Test, Day Two. entertainment show.
Ethan and the team take on their
Silent Witness
Morning session from Seddon
most impossible mission yet, to
6:30 Golf – World Cup (HLS)
9:30pm on Prime
Park, Hamilton.
eradicate
a
rogue
organisation
Round Two.
1:05 Cricket – International (HLS) From the Kingston Heath Golf
committed to destroying the IMF.
MOVIES GREATS
Australia v South Africa – Third
Tom Cruise, Rebecca Ferguson.
Club, Melbourne.
7:20 A Nightmare On Elm
Test, Day Two.
8:10 Jupiter Ascending
7am World Sailing
Street 16VLS 2010 Horror.
1:35 L Cricket – International 7:30 #SkySpeed
MV 2014 Action. Mila Kunis,
Jackie Earle Haley, Kyle Gallner.
Blackcaps v Pakistan – Second
Channing Tatum.
7:58 L Darts – Players
8:55 Starship Troopers 16V 1997
Test, Day Two.
10:20 The Gallows MVC 2015 Horror. Sci-fi Thriller. Casper Van Dien,
Championship Day One, Session
Afternoon session from Seddon
Reese Mishler, Pfeifer Brown.
Denise Richards.
Two.
Park, Hamilton.
11:40 Term Life MVL 2016 Crime.
11am Crash 16VL 2004 Crime.
From Butlins Minehead, England.
6:30 The Cricket Show Analysis
1:10 Mission – Impossible: Rogue Sandra Bullock, Don Cheadle,
Noon Sport News NZ For all the
and highlights of the week’s
Nation MV 2015 Action. Tom Cruise,
Matt Dillon.
latest sports news from New
games, with features and player
Rebecca Ferguson.
12:50 After.Life 16VLSC 2009 Horror.
Zealand and around the world.
profiles from grassroots to
3:20 Absolutely Anything MVLS
Christina Ricci, Liam Neeson,
12:30 Football – UEFA
domestic and international
2015
Comedy
Sci-fi.
Simon
Pegg,
Justin Long.
Championship League (HLS) The
cricket.
Kate Beckinsale, Sanjeev Bhaskar. 2:30 The Other Man MLS
group stage, match day five.
2008 Thriller. Liam Neeson,
7pm L Hockey – Four Nations 2:30 Sky Sports News UK Catch
4:45 Max PGV 2015
Antonio Banderas, Laura Linney.
India v New Zealand.
Adventure. Josh Wiggins,
up on all your favourite sports.
4pm Love Actually MLS
From Melbourne.
Thomas Haden Church.
3pm Sport News NZ For all the
2003 Comedy. Hugh Grant,
8:30 World Rugby A show
6:35 Sisters 16LS 2015 Comedy.
latest sports news from New
Emma Thompson, Liam Neeson,
reflecting on the best of rugby
Amy Poehler, Tina Fey,
Zealand and around the world.
Colin Firth.
union around the world.
Maya Rudolph.
3:30 The Cricket Show
6:15 The Next Three Days
9pm Hockey – Four Nations (DLY)
8:30 San Andreas ML 2015 Action.
4pm Cricket – International (HLS) A Search and Rescue pilot
MVL 2010 Crime. Russell Crowe,
Australia v Malaysia.
Australia v South Africa – Third
Elizabeth Banks.
10:30 FIH Hockey World
must take his former wife and
Test, Day Two.
8:30 King Kong MV 2005 Adventure.
11pm Triathlon – Noosa Festival
his daughter to safety after a
An ambitious movie producer
4:28 L Cricket –
SUNDAY
major earthquake hits California.
coerces his cast to travel to a
International Australia v South
Midnight Fox Sports News The
Dwayne Johnson, Carla Gugino.
mysterious island where they
Africa – Third Test, Day Three.
latest sports news and previews
10:25 See No Evil 2 16VSC 2014
find a giant ape that becomes
Morning
session
from
Adelaide
of sporting action still to come.
Horror. Glenn ‘Kane’ Jacobs,
attached to the leading lady.
Oval.
12:30 Kayaking – WhitewaterXL
Danielle Harris.
Naomi Watts, Jack Black,
8:55 #SkySpeed
NZ Invitational (HLS)
SUNDAY
Adrian Brodie.
9:25
L
Cricket
–
From Whero Whitewater Park,
Midnight Southpaw 16VLC
11:35 Orphan 16VLSC 2009 Thriller.
International Australia v South
Manukau.
2014 Drama. Jake Gyllenhaal,
Vera Farmiga, Peter Sarsgaard,
Africa – Third Test, Day Three.
1:30 Golf – World Cup Round
Rachel McAdams. 2am Hangman Isabelle Fuhrman.
Afternoon session from Adelaide
Three.
18VLSC 2015 Horror. Jeremy Sisto,
SUNDAY
Oval.
From the Kingston Heath Golf
Kate Ashfield. 3:25 The
1:35 I, Robot MV 2004 Sci-fi Thriller.
SUNDAY
Club, Melbourne.
Directors – Tom Shadyac
Will Smith, Bridget Moynahan.
Midnight Hockey – Four Nations PG 3:55 Sisters 16LS 2015
2am Sky Sport TBC
3:30 Love Actually MLS
(RPL) Australia v Malaysia.
2:45 L Tennis – Davis Cup
Comedy. Amy Poehler, Tina Fey,
2003 Comedy. Hugh Grant,
1:40 L Darts – Players
Final Croatia v Argentina – Day
Maya Rudolph. 5:55 Max PGV
Emma Thompson, Liam Neeson,
Championship Day Two, Session
Two.
2015 Adventure. Josh Wiggins,
Colin Firth. 5:45 Making Of We
Own The Night PG 2007 Featurette.
From Zagreb, Croatia.
One.
Thomas Haden Church.
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.
The Tropic Of Cancer
8:30pm on Choice
DISCOVERY
6am Auction Hunters PG
Great American Cashtime.
6:30 MythBusters PG
Banana Slip, Double Dip.
7:30 MythBusters PG
Swimming in Syrup. 8:30 ET
Fishing Escapes PG Western
Waterways. 9:25 World’s Biggest
Shipbuilders PG Emergency.
10:20 The Last Alaskans M Dark
Winter. 11:15 Treehouse Masters
PG 12:10 Bering Sea Gold PG The
Plague. 1:05 American Tarzan
PG Mudslide. 2pm Harley And
The Davidsons PG 2:55 Beat
The Ancestors PG Medieval
Machine Gun. 3:50 Deadliest
Catch – Legend Of The Wizard
PG 4:45 Alaskan Bush People M
Growing the Wolfpack.
5:40 You Have Been Warned M
Homemade Hotshots.
6:35 Bering Sea Gold PG The
Plague.
7:30 Treehouse Masters PG
Pete and the crew go to Leakey,
Texas, to build a very large tree
house.
8:30 Insane Pools – Off
The Deep End PG Waterpark
Wonderland.
9:30 Abalone Wars M
10:30 Auction Hunters PG
SUNDAY
Midnight The Last Alaskans
M 12:55 World’s Biggest
Shipbuilders PG 1:50 Treehouse
Masters PG 2:45 Auction
Hunters PG 3:15 Treehouse
Masters PG 4:10 Dual Survival M
5:05 MythBusters PG
6:30 Pukoro 3 2
7am Avatar
7:30 My Mokai 3
8am The Zoo 3
8:30 Te Kaea 3 2
9am Playlist 9:30 Kaitangata
Twitch 10am Hoiho 3
10:30 Nga Pari Karangaranga O
Te Motu 3
11am Kawe Korero – Reporters
1:30 Te Po Mekemeke 3
2pm L Basketball – College
National Championship
Winner SF1 v Winner SF2.
3pm Rugby League – Fox
Memorial Shield 3 Pt Chevalier v
Papakura.
5:30 Te Kaea 2
6pm Nga Pari Karangaranga O
Te Motu 3
6:30 M The SpongeBob
SquarePants Movie PGR 2004
Animated Adventure. Voices of
Tom Kenny, Rodger Bumpass,
Carolyn Lawrence.
8pm Iti Pounamu
The Lawnmower Men of Kapu by
Libby Hakaraia – Atawhai must
get his uncles to help with the
upkeep of their marae, but this
seems to be an impossible task.
8:30 M Albert Nobbs AO 2011
Romantic Drama. In a time when
women are not encouraged to
be independent, a woman poses
as a man so she can work as a
butler in Dublin’s poshest hotel.
Glenn Close, Mia Wasikowska,
Aaron Taylor-Johnson.
10:30 Te Kaea 3 2
11pm Nga Pari Karangaranga O
Te Motu 3
11:30 All Talk With Anika Moa 3
Midnight Closedown
RNZ NATIONAL
6:08 Storytime
7:10 Country Life
8:10 Saturday Morning With Kim
Hill.
12:11 This Way Up With Simon
Morton.
1:10 Music 101 With Emma Smith.
5:11 Focus On Politics
5:30 Tagata O Te Moana
6:06 Great Encounters
7:06 Saturday Night With Phil
O’Brien.
SUNDAY
12:05 Music After Midnight
12:30 Nga Taonga Korero
1:05 Our Changing World With
Alison Ballance and Veronika
Meduna.
2:05 Heart And Soul
2:35 Hymns On Sunday
3:05 Wulf By Hamish Clayton.
3:30 Te Waonui A Te Manu Korihi
4:30 Science In Action
5:10 Pomare By Elizabeth Knox.
5:45 Historical Highlight
UKTV
6am ’Allo ’Allo! M
7:05 8 Out Of 10 Cats M
7:30 Would I Lie To You? M
8am Qi M
8:30 Qi M
9am Qi M
9:30 Qi M
10am The Bill M
2:10 Casualty PG
3:05 A Touch Of Frost M
4:55 Death In Paradise M
6pm Inspector George Gently M
7:40 Doc Martin M
The doctor is in the middle
of examining Helen when she
collapses.
8:30 Midsomer Murders M
A death stirs up bad memories
for the residents of Midsomer
Worthy, who fear the person
behind three unsolved murders
nine years ago is starting to kill
again.
10:20 Inspector Morse M
SUNDAY
12:10 8 Out Of 10 Cats M
12:45 The Graham Norton
Show M 1:35 ’Allo ’Allo! PG
2:10 ’Allo ’Allo! PG 2:45 Death In
Paradise M 3:50 Doc Martin M
4:40 Casualty M 5:30 A Touch
Of Frost M
metservice.com | compiled by
NOVEMBER 26, 2016, THE SATURDAY EXPRESS 27
stuff.co.nz
TELEVISION
Sunday, November 27, 2016
TVNZ 1
6am Rural Delivery 3 0
6:25 The Fishing Show 0
7:10 Sunday 0 7:35 Tagata
Pasifika 8am Praise Be
8:30 Attitude 0 9am Q+A 0
10am Waka Huia
10:30 Marae PGR 2
11am Neighbourhood 0
11:30 Fair Go 3 0
11:55 Biggest And Baddest 0
12:50 Storage – Flog The Lot!
PGR
1:50 George Clarke’s Amazing
Spaces 3 0
2:55 Intrepid NZ PGR 3 0
3:55 F More Tales From
Northumberland With Robson
Green
4:25 Fishy Business 0
4:55 Fierce 0
6pm 1 News At 6pm 0
7pm Sunday 0
7:30 Our Big Blue Backyard
Auckland Islands.
Every summer, huge
congregations of New Zealand sea
lions and giant spider crabs arrive
on the sub-Antarctic Auckland
Islands to carry out their breeding
rituals. 0
8:30 Victoria
When Victoria’s efforts to secure
Albert a settlement are rejected
by parliament, both she and her
fiancé begin to fear for their
future together. 0
9:30 Broadchurch AO 3 0
10:30 Call The Midwife PGR 3 0
11:35 Q+A 3 0
MONDAY
12:40 Attitude 3
0 1:10 Emmerdale PGR
3 0 3:05 Marae PGR
2 3:35 Infomercials
6am Breakfast 9am The
Ellen DeGeneres Show 0
10am Tipping Point
11am The Chase Australia 0
Noon 1 News At Midday 0
12:30 Emmerdale PGR 0
1pm May The Best House Win
Abroad 0
2pm Coach Trip 3 Venice.
2:30 Four In A Bed
3pm Tipping Point
3:55 Te Karere 2
SKY SPORT 1
TVNZ 2
6am Art Attack 3 0
6:25 Thomas And Friends
0 6:35 The Octonauts 3
0 6:45 Little Monstar 3
0 6:50 My Little Pony 3 0
7:10 Looped 0 7:35 Jamie’s
Got Tentacles 0 8am Tom
And Jerry’s Giant Adventure
0 8:50 Mako Mermaids 0
10:05 F Dog With A Blog
0 10:30 The Bachelorette
PGR 0 Noon Shortland Street
Omnibus PGR 0 2:35 Samantha
Who? 0 3:05 Uncle Buck
3:30 Home And Away Omnibus 0
6pm F Black-Ish 0 6:30 The
Middle 0 7pm N Terry Teo
PGR Terry Teo is a savvy teenager
on his way to becoming a career
criminal, until his father is
murdered and it appears the gang
for which he is prospecting may
be responsible. 0
8pm The Simpsons PGR 0
8:30 M Mr Deeds PGR 2002
Comedy. A sweet-natured, smalltown man inherits a controlling
stake in a media conglomerate,
and begins to do business his
way. 0
10:30 F Dead Of Summer AO
11:20 The Exorcist 0
MONDAY
12:10 M Hostel – Part III AO
2011 Horror. 1:45 Supernatural
AO 3 0 2:30 Infomercials
3:05 Jeremy Kyle AO 3
3:55 Mike Tyson Mysteries 3
4:15 It Is Written 3 4:45 Hart Of
Dixie PGR 3 0 5:30 Infomercials
6am Creflo Dollar 6:30 Sesame
Street 0 6:55 Buzzy Bee And
Friends 3 0 7:05 Alvinnn!!! And
The Chipmunks 0 7:20 Pokemon
XY 7:45 The Penguins Of
Madagascar 0 8:15 Henry
Hugglemonster 0 8:40 Doc
McStuffins 0 9am Infomercials
10:30 Neighbours 3 0
11am Home And Away 3
0 11:30 Shortland Street 0
Noon The Ellen DeGeneres
Show 0 1pm Jeremy Kyle
PGR 0 2pm Judge Rinder
PGR 3pm America’s Funniest
Home Videos 3 0 3:30 Holly
And Luke’s First Dates 0
3:35 Wander Over Yonder 0
SKY SPORT 2
THREE
6am Life TV
6:30 Brian Houston
7am Charles Stanley
8am UCKG 8:30 Turning Point
9am R And R 9:30 The Hui 0
10am The Nation 0
11am Shark Tank 3 0
Noon Entertainment Tonight
Weekend PGR
1pm Motorsport – Formula E
Magazine Show
1:30 Motorsport – Highlands 101
3pm Motorsport – World
Endurance Championship
Bahrain, round nine.
4pm Motorsport – World
Rally Championship
Australia, round 14.
5pm Highway Thru Hell 3 0
6pm NewsHub Live At 6pm
7pm M Turbo PGR 3 2012
Animated Comedy. An underdog
snail’s dreams go into
overdrive when he attains
the power of super-speed.
Voices of Ryan Reynolds,
Samuel L Jackson, Snoop Dogg. 0
9pm Best Of The Graham Norton
Show AO 3
Graham presents a selection
of highlights from the series,
featuring Robert De Niro, Anne
Hathaway, Meryl Streep, Daniel
Craig, Tom Hanks, Johnny Depp,
and more. 0
10pm Humans AO 3 0
11pm M Greenberg AO 3 2010
Comedy Drama. A man from Los
Angeles, who moved to New York
years ago, returns to LA to work
out his life while he house-sits
for his brother, and soon sparks
with his brother’s assistant.
Ben Stiller, Greta Gerwig,
Jennifer Leigh. 0
MONDAY
1:20 Entertainment Tonight
Weekend PGR 2:20 Infomercials
5:30 Brian Houston @ Hillsong
TV 3 6am Paul Henry 9am The
Café 10am Infomercials
11:25 Family Feud 3 0
Noon Dr Phil PGR 3
1pm M Dispatch PGR 2016
Thriller. Fiona Gubelmann,
John Lee Ames, Scott Bailey.
2:55 Entertainment Tonight
3:20 Sticky TV
PRIME
6am Religious Programming
10:30 Sport Box
Noon Rugby – International (DLY)
France v All Blacks. 0
2:05 The Crayfishers PGR 3 0
2:35 Coastwatch Oz PGR 3
3:05 The Millers PGR 3
3:30 Storage Wars – Canada 3
4pm David Attenborough’s
Natural Curiosities 3
Early reports of the gorilla
gave the species a fearsome
reputation, and the vampire bat
gave rise to horrific stories and
myths. But what are the true
natures of these animals? 0
4:30 Rugby Nation
5:30 Prime News
6pm The Great British Bake Off
– Masterclass
7pm Storage Wars – Texas PGR
7:30 Prime Planet – The
Wonders Of Britain
Despite its size, Britain packs a
lot in, from an ancient volcanic
past through ice ages and modern
farming, Britain’s countryside
story is one of diversity. 0
8:30 Weekend Murders –
Midsomer Murders PGR
When a wealthy landowner’s body
goes missing on the night of his
death, a web of secrets and lies
is exposed in the village of Little
Malton. 0
10:30 F Psych PGR
11:30 Al’s Fish’n With Mates AO
MONDAY
Midnight Cricket – International
(HLS) 12:35 Home Shopping
8:30 Hot Bench 3
9am The Crowd Goes Wild
9:30 Home Shopping
Noon The Doctors PGR
1pm Jamie And Jimmy’s Food
Fight Club PGR 3 0
2pm The Tonight Show Starring
Jimmy Fallon PGR 3
3pm The Crowd Goes Wild 3
3:30 Antiques Roadshow 3 0
CHOICE
MAORI
6am Monkey Thieves
6:30 Through The Bible With Les
Feldick 7am The Auction House
8am Wild Arabia 9am The Get
Growing Roadshow 9:30 Beverly
Hills Pawn 10am American
Pickers
11am Brother v Brother
Noon Monkey Thieves
12:30 Bondi Vet
1:30 Salvage Hunters
2:30 The Tropic Of Cancer
3:30 Extreme Frontiers South
Africa
4:30 Jamie’s Great Britain
5:30 Restoration Man
6:30 The Living Room
7:30 British Treasure, American
Gold
Californian Jesse McClure travels
to the UK to find British antiques.
8:30 M 1408 PGR 2007
Horror. Soon after a man who
specialises in debunking
paranormal occurrences checks
into room 1408 in the Dolphin
Hotel, he confronts genuine fear.
John Cusack.
10:30 M Barney’s Version AO
2010 Comedy Drama. Dustin Hoffman,
Minnie Driver, Paul Giamatti.
MONDAY
12:30 Decks, Docks And
Gazebos 1am Jamie’s Great
Britain 2am M 1408
PGR 2007 Horror. John Cusack.
4am British Treasure, American
Gold 5am Restoration Man
6am Benny Hinn 6:30 The
Living Room 7:30 British
Treasure, American Gold
8:30 Reno v Relocate 9am The
Water Brothers 9:30 Jamie’s
Great Britain 10:30 Restoration
Man 11:30 Double Your
House For Half The Money
12:30 Decks, Docks And Gazebos
1pm Extreme Frontiers South
Africa 2pm The Living Room
3pm Reno v Relocate 3:30 The
Water Brothers
MOVIES PREMIERE
7am Kayaking – WhitewaterXL
6am Cricket – International
7:45 The Making Of The
NZ Invitational (HLS)
Blackcaps v Pakistan – Second
Man From UNCLE PG 2015
8am Cricket – International (HLS) Test, Day Two. 6:30 Cricket –
8am San Andreas ML 2015 Action.
Terry Teo
Blackcaps v Pakistan – Second
International Australia v South
Dwayne Johnson, Carla Gugino.
7pm on TVNZ 2
Test, Day Two.
Africa – Third Test, Day Three.
9:55 Absolutely Anything MVLS
8:30 L Rugby – International 7am Cricket – International
2015 Comedy Sci-fi. Simon Pegg,
MOVIES GREATS
France v New Zealand.
India v England – Third Test, Day
Kate Beckinsale, Sanjeev Bhaskar.
6am After.Life 16VLSC 2009 Horror.
11:30 Sky Sport News NZ
One. 7:30 The Cricket Show
11:20 See No Evil 2 16VSC 2014
Christina Ricci, Liam Neeson,
Noon Sky Sport TBC
8am Golf – World Cup Round
Horror. Glenn ‘Kane’ Jacobs,
Justin Long. 7:40 The Next Three
1:30 Rugby – International (HLS)
Three. 8:30 Hockey – Four
Danielle Harris. 12:55 Southpaw
Days MVL 2010 Crime. Russell Crowe,
France v New Zealand.
Nations India v New Zealand.
16VLC 2014 Drama. Jake Gyllenhaal,
Elizabeth Banks. 9:55 King Kong
2pm Sky Sport News NZ
10am Cricket – International
Rachel McAdams. 3pm The
MV 2005 Adventure. Naomi Watts,
2:30 Sky Sports News UK
India v England – Third Test,
Lazarus Effect MVC
Jack Black, Adrian Brodie.
3pm Cricket – International (HLS) Day One. 10:30 L Cricket
2014 Horror. Olivia Wilde,
India v England – Third Test, Day
– International Blackcaps
Mark Duplass. 4:25 Child 44
12:55 Love Actually MLS
One.
v Pakistan – Second Test,
16VLC 2015 Drama. Tom Hardy,
2003 Comedy. Hugh Grant,
Day Three. 1:05 The Cricket
3:30 Rugby – International (HLS)
Gary Oldman. 6:40 Victor
Emma Thompson, Liam Neeson,
Show 1:35 L Cricket –
France v New Zealand.
Frankenstein MVLSC 2015 Horror.
Colin Firth. 3:10 Out Of Sight MVL
4pm Cricket – International (HLS) International Blackcaps v
Daniel Radcliffe, James McAvoy,
1998 Action Comedy. George Clooney,
Australia v South Africa – Third
Pakistan – Second Test, Day
Jessica Brown Findlay. 8:30 The
Jennifer Lopez, Ving Rhames.
Three. 6:30 UCL Magazine
Test, Day Three.
Hateful Eight 18VLSC 2016 Western.
5:10 Maid In Manhattan PGL 2002
Show 7pm L Football –
4:28 L Cricket –
During a Wyoming winter, a bounty Romantic Comedy. Jennifer Lopez,
International Australia v South
A-League Melbourne City FC v
hunter and his prisoner find shelter Ralph Fiennes. 6:55 The
Africa – Third Test, Day Four.
Wellington Phoenix. 9:15 Rugby
in a cabin currently inhabited by a
Mechanic 16VLS 2011 Action.
Morning session from Adelaide
– International France v New
collection of nefarious characters. Jason Statham, Ben Foster.
Zealand. 11:30 Fox Sports News
Oval.
Samuel L Jackson, Kurt Russell,
8:30 Limitless MVLS 2011 Thriller.
MONDAY
8:55 Rugby – International (HLS)
Jennifer Jason Leigh.
A writer discovers a top-secret
Midnight Cricket – International
11:20 Sleeping With Other
France v New Zealand.
drug that gives him superhuman
12:30 Golf – World Cup
People 16VLSC 2015 Comedy Drama.
9:55 L Cricket –
abilities. Bradley Cooper,
1am Basketball – NBL
Jason Sudeikis, Alison Brie.
International Australia v South
Robert De Niro.
1:40 L Darts – Players
Africa – Third Test, Day Four.
MONDAY
10:20 Sherlock Holmes MV 2009
1am Dear Viola M 2014
Afternoon session from Adelaide
Championship Day Three,
Action. Robert Downey jr, Jude Law,
Oval.
Session One. 6am Cricket –
Romance. Kellie Martin,
Rachel McAdams.
Jefferson Brown. 2:25 Victor
MONDAY
International 6:30 Cricket
MONDAY
Midnight Rugby Nation
– International 7am Cricket
Frankenstein MVLSC 2015 Horror.
12:25 Fear And Loathing In
1am Rugby – International (HLS)
Daniel Radcliffe, James McAvoy,
– International 7:30 Football
Las Vegas 18 1998 Comedy Drama.
France v New Zealand.
– A-League 8am Fox Sports
Jessica Brown Findlay. 4:15 The
Johnny Depp, Benicio Del Torro,
1:30 World Rugby
Hateful Eight 18VLSC 2016 Western.
News 8:30 Golf – World Cup
Christina Ricci. 2:20 Out Of Sight
1:55 L Tennis – Davis Cup
Samuel L Jackson, Kurt Russell,
9am Rugby – International
MVL 1998 Action Comedy. 4:20 Maid
9:30 Motorsport – TCR
Jennifer Jason Leigh. 7am The
Final Croatia v Argentina – Day
In Manhattan PGL 2002 Romantic
Lazarus Effect MVC 2014 Horror.
International Series 10am Fox
Three. 10:30 L Cricket
Comedy. 6:05 The Mechanic
Sports News 10:30 Kayaking
Olivia Wilde, Mark Duplass.
– International Blackcaps v
16VLS 2011 Action. 7:40 Limitless
8:25 Sleeping With Other
Pakistan – Second Test, Day Four. – WhitewaterXL NZ Invitational
MVLS 2011 Thriller. 9:30 Sherlock
People 16VLSC 2015 Comedy Drama.
1:05 Cricket – International (HLS) 11:30 Motorsport – Formula One
Holmes MV 2009 Action. 11:35 Fear
Championship Noon Basketball
10:10 Child 44 16VLC 2015 Drama.
India v England – Third Test, Day
And Loathing In Las Vegas 18 1998
– NBL 12:30 Hockey – Four
12:25 Victor Frankenstein MVLSC
Two.
Comedy Drama. 1:30 The Interpreter
2015 Horror. 2:15 Dear Viola M 2014
1:35 L Cricket – International Nations 2:30 Football –
MV 2005 Drama. 3:35 Calendar Girls
A-League 3pm The Cricket Show Romance. 3:40 American Ultra
Blackcaps v Pakistan – Second
3:30 Cricket – International
16VLC 2014 Comedy.
Test, Day Four.
PGC 2003 Comedy.
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.
Turbo
7pm on Three
DISCOVERY
6am Auction Hunters
6:30 MythBusters PG Car v Rain.
7:30 MythBusters PG YouTube
Special. 8:30 Bering Sea Gold
PG The Plague. 9:25 Treehouse
Masters PG 10:20 Harley And
The Davidsons M Race to the Top.
11:45 Auction Hunters PG Whip
It Good. 12:10 World’s Biggest
Shipbuilders PG 1:05 Abalone
Wars PG 2pm Abalone Wars
PG 2:55 Abalone Wars
PG 3:50 Abalone Wars
PG 4:45 Abalone Wars
M 5:40 Abalone Wars M
6:35 Railroad Australia PG
7:30 The Genius Of George
Boole PG 8:30 Harley And The
Davidsons PG 9:30 How The
Earth Works PG 10:30 Treehouse
Masters PG 11:30 MythBusters PG
MONDAY
12:30 You Have Been Warned M
1:25 Dual Survival M 2:20 Auction
Hunters PG 2:45 Auction
Hunters 3:15 Dirty Jobs Down
Under PG 4:10 Treehouse
Masters PG 5:05 MythBusters
PG 6am Auction Hunters
PG 6:30 Deadliest Catch
PG 7:30 How Do They Do It?
PG 8am Auction Hunters
8:30 MythBusters PG 9:25 Harley
And The Davidsons PG 10:20 Beat
The Ancestors PG 11:15 True
Crime With Aphrodite Jones M
12:10 Disappeared M 1:05 The
Perfect Murder M 2pm How It’s
Made PG 2:25 How It’s Made
PG 2:55 How Do They Do It?
PG 3:20 Auction Hunters PG
3:50 Gold Rush PG
10am F Sidewalk Karaoke
PGR
10:30 This Is Piki PGR
11am Death Threat 3
11:30 The Political Game 3
Noon Waka Warriors 3
12:30 Ahorangi Next Generation
3
1pm Finding Aroha PGR
1:30 Play PGR
2:30 L Basketball – College
National Championship
3:30 Rugby League – Fox
Memorial Shield 3
5:30 Te Kaea 2
6pm Nga Tangata Taumata Rau
3
7pm Tohu Taakaro O Aotearoa
(DLY)
8:30 M The Broken Circle
Breakdown PGR 2012 Romantic
Drama. It was love at first
sight for a couple, in spite
of their many differences,
but their love is tested when
their daughter becomes
seriously ill. Veerle Baetens,
Johan Heldenbergh,
Nell Cattrysse.
10:35 Te Kaea 3 2
11:05 Closedown
MONDAY
6:30 Pukoro 3 2 8am Miharo
2 8:30 Te Kaea 3 2 9am Kawe
Korero – Reporters 9:30 Te
Irikura 3 10am Korero Mai 3 2
11am Toku Reo 3 2
Noon Korero Mai 3 2
1pm Toku Reo 3 2
2pm Opaki 3
2:30 Ako 3 2
3pm Tagata Pasifika
3:30 Nga Pari Karangaranga O
Te Motu 3
RNZ NATIONAL
6:08 Storytime 7:10 Sunday
Morning With Wallace Chapman.
12:12 Standing Room Only
1:10 At The Movies With Simon
Morris. 2:05 The Laugh Track
3:04 The 3 O’Clock Drama –
Tumanbay By John Dryden and
Mike Walker. 4:06 The Sunday
Feature – Smart Talk
5pm The World At Five
5:11 Heart And Soul
5:40 Te Waonui A Te Manu Korihi
6:06 Te Ahi Kaa
6:40 Voices
7:05 The Ted Radio Hour
8:06 Sunday Night With Grant
Walker. Music and nostalgia.
10:12 Mediawatch
10:45 The Week In Parliament
11:04 The Retro Cocktail Hour
MONDAY
12:05 Music After Midnight
12:30 Health Check 1:05 Te Ahi
Kaa 2:30 New Zealand Music
Feature 3:05 Wulf 3:30 Science
5:10 Witness 6am Morning
Report 9:06 Nine To Noon With
Kathryn Ryan. 10:45 The Reading
– The Party Line By Sue Orr.
Noon Midday Report 1:06 Jesse
Mulligan
UKTV
7:20 EastEnders PG
9:35 Heartbeat PG 10:25 Doc
Martin M 11:15 The Graham
Norton Show M 12:05 The
Jonathan Ross Show
M 12:55 DCI Banks 16
2:30 Midsomer Murders M
4:15 New Tricks M
5:10 Heartbeat PG
6pm Wanted Down Under PG
7pm Keeping Up Appearances PG
7:30 Casualty PG
Fletch’s daughter runs away from
home and ends up in danger.
8:25 A Touch Of Frost M
10:10 Death In Paradise M
11:15 The Graham Norton Show M
MONDAY
12:05 The Office M 12:35 Doc
Martin M 1:25 Wanted Down
Under PG 2:15 Keeping Up
Appearances PG 2:45 DCI Banks
16 4:20 Midsomer Murders
M 6am Qi M 6:35 Fawlty
Towers PG 7:05 The Office M
7:40 New Tricks M 8:35 The
Bill M 9:25 Midsomer
Murders M 11:05 New Tricks
M Noon Wanted Down Under
PG 12:50 Scott And Bailey
M 1:40 Father Brown M
2:30 Midsomer Murders M
metservice.com | compiled by
28 THE SATURDAY EXPRESS, NOVEMBER 26, 2016
stuff.co.nz
New goals set after 100th marathon
MIKE WATSON
Indefatigable long-distance athlete Paul Knight has set himself
new pain barriers to endure, days
after running his 100th marathon
in Athens.
Paul has pencilled in the
Istanbul marathon, and Round
Lake Taupo cycle ride next year
to keep his motivation primed.
‘‘I’ve got an urge to run in
Istanbul where the event is held
over two continents, Europe and
Asia,’’ Paul says. ‘‘It’s a lovely
course spanning both sides of the
Bosphorus River.’’
The Blenheim groundsman
returned home this week after 11
days in Athens, Istanbul and
Dubai.
He has mixed feelings after
completing his 100th marathon at
the home of the 42km event.
He lined up at the start line at
Marathon with 18,000 other
runners, 2000 of whom didn’t complete the distance.
‘‘I finished in 5 hours and 3
minutes, it wasn’t my slowest by a
long way but under the circumstances I was happy with the
time,’’ he says.
‘‘The course was really tough
and I struggled with the 22km of
hills, and the heat.’’
The route from Marathon to
Athens was devoid of any interesting historical viewpoints, he
says.
‘‘We ran on the asphalt all the
Paul Knight has
completed his
100th marathon
in Athens, Greece
PHOTO: SCOTT
HAMMOND/FAIRFAX
NZ
way which was hard, and once we
got out of Marathon there was
little else but trees, goats and
small farm holdings until we got
near Athens.
‘‘However running into the
Olympic Stadium was awesome
and very impressive. I almost felt
like one of those marathoners
from ancient Greece.’’
Paul says while he also enjoyed
sightseeing and cruising to the
islands while in Athens he is
unsure he would come back to
run another marathon.
‘‘It’s a very safe city, the food is
delicious, especially the seafood,
and the historic sights are inspiring.’’
But a few days spent in
Istanbul
recuperating
had
motivated him to enter the city’s
marathon event in 2017.
‘‘I won’t be running any events
before Christmas, but I will keep
in tune with some cycling to prepare for the 160km Round Lake
Taupo cycle event in November
next year ... There’s unfinished
business there after I was three
minutes out from breaking the
five-hour mark last time.’’
MCKENDRY FORD HOT DEALS
2009 HONDA JAZZ 1.5 SPORT
2014 TERRITORY TITANIUM V6 DIESEL AWD 2013 CHRYSLER 300 LTD SEDAN
Alloy Wheels, Fog Lights,
Sports Seats and Body Kit,
Cruise Control,
Electric Windows and
Door Mirrors,
Front and Side Air Bags,
Safe and Economical,
Alarm, Easy Access
6 Speed Auto / Tiptronic selector,
7 Leather Seats,
Alloy wheels,
Rear View Camera,
Satellite Navigation,
Tow Bar,
Only 57,700Km’s
V6 3.5L Petrol,
Smooth and Economical 9.4L /100Km,
20” Alloy Wheels,
Day Light Running Lights,
Drivers Knee Air Bag,
Cruise Control,
Push Button Start,
Less than 10,000Km’s.
$10,990
$ 42,990
$35,990
2012 FORD RANGER XLT 4X4 6 SPEED AUTO
2016 FORD EVEREST TITANIUM 3.2 TURBO DIESEL LATE 2015 FORD FOCUS TREND 2.0L AUTO
Chrome Sports Bar,
Factory Tow Bar,
Parking Sensors,
Colour Coded Hard Lid,
Bonnet Guard,
Slim Line Monsoons,
All Terrain Tyres,
Credit To Previous Owner,
Low Km’s.
Demo / DP Vehicle – Top Spec 7 Seats
Bluetooth with Voice Activation,
Full Leather Interior,
Lane Departure Warning,
Satellite Navigation,
Day Light Running Lights,
Rear View Camera,
Hill Launch Assist,
Stunning Family Vehicle
$41,990
Save on new price
2000 MAZDA BOUNTY CAB PLUS WELLSIDE 2WD
2013 FORD RANGER XLT 4X4
2004 HOLDEN COMMODORE SS V8 AUTO
TRADE IN SPECIAL
2.5L Turbo Diesel with 5 Speed Manual Gear Box,
Air Bags,
Air Conditioning,
Electric Windows & Door Mirrors,
Alloy Wheels,
Tow Bar,
Low Km’s 106,600
One local owner with less than 76,000km’s,
Sparkling Gold, 4x4 Manual Double Cab,
Awesome 3.2 litre,
5 Cylinder Turbo Diesel,
Bluetooth, Cruise Control,
Climate Air Conditioning,
Remote Locking
V8 Power and Sound,
Full Leather,
Holden Audio & CD Player,
Alloy Wheels,
Monsoons,
Tow Bar,
Cruise Control,
Rear Spoiler,
Low Km’s 123,500
$38,990
$18,990
Real Bargain
$13,9
990
From $74,300
6 Speed Auto, Safe 5 Star Rating,
Cruise Control, Blue Tooth,
Stability Control,
ABS Brakes,
Front & Rear Fog Lights,
Central Locking,
Parking Sensors,
Only 12,500Km’s
$23,990
See our full range @ www.mckendryford.co.nz
Paul McKendry 021 428 773 | Stephen Overton 027 444 6140 | Stuart Oulton 021 984 599
CH-7408232AF