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Prescriptions
Just a friendly reminder to call at least 48 hours before you
If You Want to Have need a repeat prescription. Your script will automatically be
sent to your pharmacy (Amberley or Healthworks
Something included in Christchurch). Prescriptions sent to Amberley can be picked
up at the Health Centre and those sent to Healthworks
Christchurch can be picked up at Healthworks Pharmacy in
The Pinkie the village. If you want a hard copy prescription to take away
and sort yourself, please ask the clinician.
Please email it to
hsvillagenews@xtra.co.nz IN AN EMERGENCY DIAL 111
0274 337 420 Amuri Historical Society is holding another open
day at the
Contact Details HISTORICAL LYNDON HOMESTEAD
hsvillagenews@xtra.co.nz –Waiau, North Canterbury (31 Lyndon Rd)
Richard Tapper
Sunday, May 9th 2021 - 10.30am to 2.30 pm
0274 337420 This iconic building is being restored by its current
Deadline for material including advertising is 5 owner. The restoration is in the early stages and will
pm Sunday take some years to be
Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily completed.
those of the editor or publisher Entry: Adults $10 and children free.
Light refreshments complimentary.
The Pinkie is published by Also the Waiau Museum and Cob Cottage will also
be open 12.30 - 3 pm
Hanmer Springs Village News Ltd
Richard Tapper For inquires: Don Galletly 0272445150
or Sue Harris 0212647198
hsvillagenews@xtra.co.nz
19. What is the chief city of Mallorca?
TRIVIA
20. What is Homer Simpson’s father’s first
name?
21. Which film and entertainment company used
to feature a strong man striking a gong?
22. Merlot grapes produce what coloured wine?
23. What is the name of Harry Potter’s owl?
24. How should a piece of music marked ‘largo’ be
played?
25. In the Harry Potter stories what type of an estab-
lishment is The Leaky Cauldron?
26. What type of musical instrument is a snare?
1. Which chemical element is also known as
27. In the Bible, who was the second son of Adam
quicksilver?
and Eve?
2. In India they are bhindi, they are also called
28. What type of creature is a merganser?
ladies’ fingers or gumbo. Which vegetable are
we talking about? 29. What is the name of the British royal family’s
residence on the River Dee in Scotland?
3. His real name was Eric Blair but what was this
famous author’s pen name? 30. In Formula 1 Racing, what do the initials DRS
stand for?
4. Liverpool is linked to Birkenhead by which
tunnel? 31. Which company is the sole supplier of tyres to
Formula 1 racing?
5. It is also called vingt-et-un or pontoon but in the
casino this card name is called what? 32. What is the ancient citadel of Athens called?
6. Chillies were originally native to which country? 33. In which country was the actor Richard Burton
born?
7. Who wrote the nonsense poem ‘The Hunting of
the Snark’? 34. For what is the Victoria Cross awarded, as
inscribed on the medal itself?
8. Which actor played Marty McFly in the ‘Back to
the Future’ films? 35. How many players are there (on the field) in a
rugby league team?
9. Americans call this simple game ‘tic-tac-toe’.
What do we call it?
10. What term is given for the standard score of a
golf hole or golf course?
11. What type of farm animal has a breed called
Tamworth?
12. Palaeontology is the study of what?
13. Which measure of distance equals 1.61
kilometres?
14. Who was Oliver Hardy’s comedy-film acting
partner?
15. What is the official language of Brazil?
16. What comes before a fall, according to the
proverb?
17. What does the acronym REM stand for in terms
of sleep?
18. How many sheets of paper in a ream?
Amuri Chambers Will Be
Returned to Former Glory Herbal
The Amuri Chambers in Culverden was built in the early Profile
1920’s and is familiar to Hanmer people because it was of the week:
the seat of the Amuri County Council until 1989 when it
was dissolved and amalgamated into the Hurunui District SAGE
Council. The Amuri Council was Culverden, Waiau,
Rotherham and Hanmer Springs and many an august
Hanmer citizen served on this body during its hundred
year existence.
The significant landmark in the North Canterbury service
town was put up for tender by Hurunui District Council in Benefits of Sage—It can be used in either its fresh or its
January. As of last week the Chambers came under new dried form. The most common means of employing sage
ownership. for curative purposes is in the creation of tinctures (when
The Croft family from Culverden, a joint venture between using fresh leaves) or infusions (when employing dried
husband and wife Voray and David, and their children leaves) of various strengths.
Catherine and Robert have bought the building.
A tincture of sage leaves has been employed as a remedy
Voray has always had her eyes on the Chambers, as
she’s always wanted to do up an old building. for "everything" - fevers, flu, coughs, colds, and even
indigestion. Sage can also be incorporated as a gargle to
The Croft family has been in Culverden since 1962, Voray
help remedy gingivitis (bleeding gums), combat halitosis,
has been there 33 years.
and cure sore throats. Because of its soothing, slightly-
Voray and Catherine have a vision for the Chambers minty aromatic properties, sage can also be employed as a
being a great community hub, with the board room
remedy for stuffy noses, and, if allowed to steep in honey
staying as just that, for whoever wishes to use it.
along with grated ginger roots, cloves, and orange peel, it
They plan on enhancing the historical 1920s features, can even be partaken as syrup that helps to treat
and polishing up the most recent back section of the
hoarseness of voice and tonsillitis.
building.
“A community tradition is local people getting involved to Milder dilutions of sage tea can be drunk prior to bedtime
upkeep important properties, both for use by the or after a hard day’s work, as sage not only possesses
community and to retain a visual record of our history,” significant sedative properties, but it also been found to
said Voray.. enhance memory and improve mental recall - this likely
being the origin of its name! Sage is also a noted
anti-inflammatory and antihistaminic herb, making it useful
for the treatment of minor to moderate aches and
pains. Moderately strong decoctions of sage tea are also
beneficial for the digestion and may be drunk after or
during meals to achieve such effects.
Courtesy of Wellness Hanmer.
• Be a non-smoker and not too much overweight.
HEALTH INSURANCE / • Without an excess figure in the policy, a 65 year old couple's
annual cost would get to $4,500 - $5,000 very quickly and
keep rising from there.
MEDICAL INSURANCE A • Get probably three quotes before you actually nail anything
FEW THOUGHTS, down.
• Private insurance cover will almost always provide access
COMMENTS AND earlier to surgery than the public health system.
SUGGESTIONS • A comprehensive health insurance package for a family of
two adults and two children with no excess but including
cover for tests and specialists, can quickly get to $400 per
from Pita Alexander month - $4,800 per year – a $1,000 excess would pull this
figure, perhaps, back to $3,800 per year.
• There are two types of medical inflation - 'demand pull' and
• Public or private.
'cost push' and you and I will pay both of them.
• Some would consider private medical cover as a luxury as
New Zealand has a wide ranging public health cover. • Focus on the big risks - you accept and pay all the minor
costs.
• There are various different policies and different levels of
cover.
• Get involved reasonably early on - not later on.
• Basically, our NZ public system is free.
• Being eligible for our New Zealand public health system is
• With the private insurance having a high excess, say, you sometimes based on your pain threshold and how much
paying the first, say, $500 or $1,000 of any claim can reduce you can cope with - very unappealing, but a key part of the
the annual cost usefully. present NZ system in some cases.
• Self-insuring is possible but there would need to be quite a • So what is the take home message here:
solid cash deposit starting point early on simply because an
1. Run your own financial plan if you can - that is,
issue like a hip operation now has a cost of $20,000 -
'self-insure' but start early and put aside quite a
$25,000.
useful sum at
• Pre-existing conditions are confusing and complicated area – the outset – very, very few can cope with this.
but time can be a great healer in that not every previous
2. Live healthy.
health issue will be excluded – so it pays to check.
3. Manage your financial reserves - including your
• As you get older, the annual premium costs increase - there
emergency fund.
are no fixed policies for life.
4. Let your children take over their health insurance
• The annual increase of your health insurance will be well
costs when they can afford it.
above the New Zealand inflation rate.
5. Have as big an excess in the policy that you can
• Be very careful as you get older about cancelling a health
afford - an excess of, say, $2,000 per event may
insurance policy in case you can't re-insure elsewhere.
reduce your annual cost by 40%.
• It is worthwhile having as high an excess as you can afford -
6. Expect your net annual premium cost to increase
an excess of $1,000 can save between 25% - 35% of the
by, say, 12% a year - that is, it will double every
annual cost for a 40 year old couple.
six years (based on the ‘rule of 72’).
• Often using a health insurance broker is worthwhile.
7. A net annual cost at this point of, say, $4,000 per
• It is crucial to know what your health insurance does not year (after any excess discount) would mean with
cover. an annual retirement disposable income of, say,
$60,000 that you are spending 6% of your avail-
• Sometimes there is some overlapping regarding your health able cash income - that percentage, though, is
insurance, travel insurance, ACC cover and your credit card - looking like 12% within 12 years.
there is a high potential hourly return here in doing your
homework.
• Disclose everything - hide nothing - you need no surprises
later.
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HANMER STORAGE
CALL RICK 03 315 7401 OR 027201 4536
available in Hanmer Springs
*secure closed yard. *short or long term rental units
*secure, fireproof , dry and rodent-free
Manual Therapy, Sports Injuries , * suitable for furniture, cars, tools etc
*containers for sale or hire
Exercise Prescription , Acupuncture
www.hanmerstorage.co.nz
For appointments phone Chris Dixon
0274209766
Pine Cones For Sale
Hanmer Springs Bowling Club fundraiser.
Dry, clean pine cones for sale.
How much: between $5 and $10 a bag. Bag
sizes vary.
Larger quantities we will deliver.
Phone Graeme 0274335597 or email
janet.messervy.hanmer@gmail.com
PHONE 027 45 27 834
Moroccan Lamb Harira
This traditional soup is eaten throughout the year in
Morocco, but even more so during the month of
Ramadan to break the fast once the sun sets. It is
typically made with lamb but chicken thighs or gravy
beef could be used as an alternative, or it's just as
good as a vegetarian meal.
Ingredients
400g lamb neck boneless fillet or lamb shoulder, cut
into 3cm cubes
1 red onion, coarsely grated
Moroccan Butterfly Chicken 2 celery stalks, cut into 1cm cubes
2 tsp each ground turmeric, ginger and cinnamon
Ingredients
1 large pinch saffron threads, soaked in 1 tbsp water
1.5 kg (3 lb) chicken
3 teaspoons olive oil ½ bunch each parsley and coriander, finely chopped, including
1½ teaspoons ground cumin stalks
1½ teaspoons ground coriander 2 x 400g can chopped tomatoes
Olive and lemon stuffing 750ml chicken stock
2 tablespoons finely chopped preserved lemon, rind 75g dried chickpeas, soaked in water overnight, rinsed and
only
drained
¼ cup (55 g/2 oz) chopped pitted green olives
¼ cup (40 g/1¼ oz) pine nuts 55g dried green lentils, rinsed and drained
2 tablespoons chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley lemon wedges, to serve
1 teaspoon harissa Method
Method 1. Combine the lamb, onion, celery, turmeric, ginger,
1. Preheat the oven to moderate 180°C (350°F/Gas cinnamon, saffron with soaking liquid, stalks from the parsley
4). Tuck the wings underneath the chicken, then split
and coriander, tomatoes, stock, 750ml water, chickpeas and
the chicken down the length of the back with a pair
of kitchen scissors. Open the chicken out and lentils in the slow cooker. Cook on low for 8 hours until the
flatten it down with your hands. pulses and lamb are tender.
2. To make the olive and lemon stuffing, place the 2. Season to taste with salt. Stir in the chopped parsley and
preserved lemon rind, green olives, pine nuts, coriander and serve with lemon wedges.
parsley and harissa in a bowl and mix well to Serves 4-6
combine.
3. Loosen the skin covering the chicken breast and
legs by sliding a hand between the flesh and the
skin. Push the stuffing under the skin, working it
across the breast and down to the legs. Skewer the
legs to the side of the body.
4. Brush the chicken lightly with the olive oil.
Combine the ground cumin and ground coriander
and sprinkle over the chicken.
5. Place the chicken on a rack in a baking dish and
bake for 1 hour. Test for doneness by inserting a
skewer into a thigh. If the juices that run out are clear,
then the chicken is cooked. If the juices are pink,
bake the chicken for another 10 minutes before
testing again.
6. When cooked, remove the chicken from the oven
and allow to rest in a warm place for 10 minutes be-
fore carving into portions. Serve with steamed cous-
Moroccan Dishes
for Cold Nights
HS MTB club
is holding its West Ward By-election 2021
AGM
in the Library It's about giving back to your community -
on Are you up for it?
Saturday 8th May
Have you thought about becoming a councillor in the West Ward?
at 7pm.
No matter your background or experience, this could be a great
opportunity for you.
Training and guidance will be supplied.
A By-election is required to fill ONE extraordinary vacancy in the West
Ward, nominations close 12 noon, Thursday May 20, 2021.
For nomination documents:
Become A Bowling Club Turf Sponsor *Contact the Deputy Electoral Officer, Naomi Woodham, on 029 770
For $50 you can get into Hanmer Springs 9151 or naomi.woodham@hurunui.govt.nz.
Property
*Look on the HDC website.
$50 buys you the sponsorship of a square
meter of turf of the new bowling green
adjacent to the golf club. *Drop into the Hurunui District Council Amberley office or any of our
The purchase of one (or more) square meters will not only be of Service Centres.
great assistance in funding the new all-weather green, but also
your name (or your company name) will be featured on the *Or ring Council office, 03 3148 816.
sponsorship board for the life of the green and you will receive
a sponsorship certificate.
All you have to do is email
janet.messervy.hanmer@gmail.com
Or phone Janet on 0272 210 653 for an
application form or more information
Our opening hours
are changing
Winter
Hours
10am–6pm daily
From 3 May - 31 October
www.hanmersprings.co.nz/about/pricing-and-opening-hours
North Canterbury
We can
Terrible teach
with money?
practical
Debt budgeting
problems? skills
Need help We can
to access advocate
your with agencies
Kiwisaver? on your
behalf
We provide For individuals,
free families/whānau
covering
confidential Waimakariri &
advice! the Hurunui
Contact: Sharon Grant | Service Manager
E-mail: servicemanager@bsnc.org.nz
Office: War Memorial Hall, 1 Albert Street,
Rangiora Ph: 03 313 3505
www.bsnc.org.nz
Supported by: MSD and the Rātā Foundation
Affiliated member of the National Building Financial Capability
Charitable Trust. Registered Charity Number: CC10710
Resilient Hurunui presents Dylan Muggeridge
" A Beef and Lamb Perspective".
Dylan is the Environment Policy Manager for
Beef and Lamb NZ based in Havelock
North, Hawkes Bay.
He is an advocate for the interests of Beef
and Lamb farmers, on climate change
issues.
Thursday
May 20th, Amberley School, Rewi Alley
Room, Douglas Road, Amberley,
7.30p.m. $5 donation appreciated.Last Saturday saw the Four Square Half Marathon plus the 5 & 10K Fun Runs held after a two year hiatus because of lock-down last year. There was a combined entry of over 1,200 runners and walkers. Pictured here are some scenes from the day. The four kids, (facing page top right) took it upon themselves to be cheer squad, singing out, “Come on, you can make it” to each runner as they passed.
Pine Cones For Sale
Hanmer Springs Bowling Club fundraiser.
Dry, clean pine cones for sale.
How much: between $5 and $10 a bag. Bag
sizes vary.
Larger quantities we will deliver.
Phone Graeme 0274335597 or email
janet.messervy.hanmer@gmail.com
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LADIES AND MEN’S HAIRDRESSERS
PHONE
PHONE 027 45 27027
834452 7834
Damian Youngman
Interior Plastering
Qualified & experienced professional tradesman
Big & small jobs
Damian Youngman Plastering
M: 027 627 3255 | E: capybara@outlook.co.nzCommunity Notices
Hurunui District Councillors Hanmer
Please feel free to contact us, as your Springs Golf
closest representatives. Club
Mary Holloway, Hanmer Springs Results Saturday
0274 983764 1st May Twos
Fred Saunders
mary.holloway@hurunui.govt.nz Net Medal
Mike Gibbon
Nicky Anderson, Rotherham
1st Les Mitchell 65
0275 315997 2nd Mike Gawith 67
Nearest the Pin
3rd Allen Latimer 67
nicky.anderson@hurunui.govt.nz Sam Gavin
4th Brent Foster 68
Ross Barnes, Mount Lyford
5th Mark Minson 68
03 315 6583
6th Colin Hight 69
ross.barnes@hurunui.govt.nz 7th Mike Gibbon 69
TRIVIA ANSWERS
1. Mercury 2. Okra. 3. George Orwell 4. Mersey Tunnel
5. Blackjack. 6. Mexico 7. Lewis Carroll 8. Michael J Fox JPs in Hanmer Springs
9. Noughts and Crosses 10. Par 11. A pig Alice Stielow 315 7219
12. Fossil animals and plants 13. A mile 14. Stan Laurel Joy Wilson 315 7147 027 2202511
15. Portuguese 16. Pride 17. Rapid Eye Movement.
Rod Ell 315 7222 027 4372464
18. Five hundred 19. Palma de Mallorca 20. Abe
21. Rank Organisation 22. Red 23. Hedwig
Jonathan Gardiner. 315 7925 0276859276
24. Very slowly 25. A pub 26. Drum 27. Abel
28. A duck 29. Balmoral 30. Drag Reduction System
31. Pirelli. 32. The Acropolis 33. Wales 34. For valour
35. 13
HANMER SPRINGS BRIDGE CLUB
Results 29/04/2021
North / South - P Ensor & C Fraser Hanmer Heritage Forest Trust
East / West - R Ferguson & J Pillidge
AGM
Monday 10th May 2021 6pm.
Waikari Hospital Centennial 4th September 2021 Anglican Church meeting room
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regarding the hospital. Registrations will be
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available from April. For any further information
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waikarihospitalcententary@gmail.com. !B&>(C&DEF4&G$*)#.&?H.2*+%:Community Events
MAY JANUARY ’22
1st ½ Marathon, 10 K etc Hanmer Springs 14/15 Great Southern Alps Miler
8th MTB Club AGM Library 7 pm 15th MacPac Mountainman (tougher than the
14-15th Old Forest Hanmer 100 Run Coast to Coast)
15-16th Ukulele for Beginners Workshop* The Alpine Adventure Race
15-16th Physical & Devised Theatre Workshop* The High Country 100km (Run)
15-16th Creative Arts Therapy* The Stampede 50km (Run)
20th Nominations Close West Ward by-election The Homestead Half 21km Run
22nd Mt Isobel Challenge The James Epic 103km MTB Race
22nd ACAC’s Molly’ Remedy @ 5 Stags ++ GroundEffect Pony Express MTB Race
24th LTTP Sessions @ The Library
*If you have any questions about these half, one and
JULY two day workshops please go to the website
3rd-31st Mid-winter Festival http://musicandarts.co.nz or telephone Graham Frith
3rd-31st Ice Skating 027 539 8484
2nd Hanmer Springs Midwinter Fete
3rd Winter Ball ** By-election will only be held if there is more than one
10th-11th Kid’s 10K Night Run nomination for the seat
16th. (Possible)** West Ward by-election
17th Midwinter Dinner Hanmer Springs Hotel ++ Check Amuri Arts Council website
24-25th Upholstery Workshop*
OCTOBER ’21 If You Have Any Events Coming
2-3rd Upholstery Workshop*
2-3rd Basket Weaving Workshop* Up In the Next 12 months please
2-3rd Soap Making Workshops* let us know so we can include
2-3rd Harmonica Beginners Workshop*
9-10th Ukulele for Beginners Workshop* them here. A lot of people use
9-10th Catonnage Workshop*
9-10th Urban Aerosol Street Art Workshop* this page looking forward to
9-10th Sax, Trumpet Trombone Clarinet when events are on
Workshop*
28th-31st Hurunui Garden Festival
29th Hanmer Springs Fete
30/31 Hanmer Halloween Howler 12hr/24hr
MTB race
NOVEMBER
19th - 21st Hanmer Springs School 125th
anniversary weekend
http://thepinkie.co.nz/CLASSES & FITNESS, CLUBS & MUSIC
HANMER SPRINGS ADULTS’ CHOIR YOGA TUESDAY WALKERS
No experience necessary! Wednesday during Tuesday's 5:15pm @ 12 Amuri Ave Tuesday morn walks in local forest area.
the school term. 7 - 8.30 Sunday's 10am @ Amuri Estate, Approx 1½ - 2 hours. Meet 9.45 am at
Hanmer Springs School 128 Medway Rd Jollies Pass Rd Forest Entry car park (by
Cost $10 casual or $60 full term. old DoC house) More info Anne
Please call/txt Olivia 021 548 776 to
Contact Rosalind Kelly for further enquiries 0212777515 or Julian 021 148 2811
confirm your spot
027 733 4405
Check the FB page for changes in
days/times each week Tramping group
Day tramps in local mountains and
Hanmer Springs Tennis Club surrounding areas. Every Wednesday.
During season twilight tennis plus kid’s PILATES For more information contact Janet
coaching. Contacts:, Olivia Reid 021548776 Pilates classes @ 12 Amuri Ave 021 103 4303. Mt Isobel Tramping
(adults), Sarah Currie (Kids) 02108264557 Mon 5.30pm Thursday 8.45 am 10 am Group
Corrie 0210457666
Wendy 027243 2123
HANMER SPRINGS BRIDGE
HANMER SPRINGS COMMUNITY GYM CLUB
For use by members. Located downstairs @ THURSDAYS AT THE ANGLICAN
Sports Pavilion. Machines for cardio & weight CHURCH HALL @ 7.15 pm
LINE DANCING
exercise. Membership enquiries Call Joy 315 7147 or
Phone Shane Adcock 021 921 109 Memorial Hall Monday 1 pm
Contact Penny 0272 408 321 - 027 2202511 visitors welcome
Cost:donation
MORRIS DANCING
Listings on these pages are free 7.30 pm Memorial Hall every
AQUACIZE
and are the responsibility of Thermal Pools Entrance, Monday
Thursday
those listed to keep up-to-date mornings at 10am Contact John Dumsday
Informal group will need an Aqua Stick Phone 021395022.
For more information contact
Linda 021 223 8188
FACILITIES & VENUES
HANMER SPRINGS GOLF CLUB SPORTS PAVILION
AVAILABLE FOR HIRE FOR FUNCTIONS, Available for sports groups, weddings, functions
WEDDINGS, FUNERALS ETC. Fully equipped etc. Fully equipped kitchen. Large carpeted
kitchen, Spacious, warm, carpeted room. Bar function room. Changing rooms, showers
facilities. Phone 315 7110 Contact the library
ANGLICAN CHURCH HALL
Available for hire for groups, worships, REMNANT CHURCH NZ
retreats etc. 5pm shared finger food fellowship
Contact Rev Natasha Glenderran 317 7211 6pm a Worship n Word service
Includes Children’s Church
7 Coleridge Street
Phone 0210767236
CHURCHES
an Outreach of Living Waters Hurunui
COMMUNITY LIFE CHURCH Anglican Church of the Epiphany Catholic Parish of the Good
Resuming
10.30 amshortly
Sundays. Enter behind 31 Jollies Pass Road - Sundays 10 am Shepherd, Hurunui
Twice but Nice Charity Shop Tea & Coffee after Sunday service. St Roch’s Church 27 Amuri
Rev Natasha Glenderran 315 7221
People’s Warden Jonathan Gardiner 315 7925 Ave.Mass 5 pm each Saturday
For wedding information & church hall bookings Culverden Church Mass 6.30 pm
phone Natasha first Sunday of each month &,
2nd 3rd Saturday each month
Fire, Ambulance and Police Dial 111through the recycling stream is junk mail. A no
circular/junk mail sticker on your letterbox is a
great way to significantly reduce this.
ACCEPTABLE NOT ACCEPTED
Out of hours recycling facilities for paper, card,
cans, plastics types 1, 2 & 5 only and glass
bottles are provided; please ensure recycling is
clean, loose and all lids are removed. Soft
plastics (i.e. those you can scrunch in your hand)
Outnot
are of hours recycling
recyclable andfacili2es
must be forplaced
paper, in
card,
thecans,
refuse.
plas2c bo7les,
Kerbside refusesmall
andplas2c containers,
recycling glass
collection – bo7les
Monday 8am ensure recycling is loose and clean and
are provided,
all lids removed.
Only
Kerbsideofficial refuse
Refuse and recycling
and Recycling Collec2onbags will be col-
lected; these can
Service - Monday 8am be purchased from Hanmer
Springs Four Square and the library.
When using the Council’s kerbside refuse and recycling
collec7on service, please remember only official Hurunui
Council refuse and recycling bags will be collected. These can
be purchased from Hanmer Springs Four Square and the
Hanmer Springs Library.
Non-complying bags and recycling bags containing glass
bo7les will not be collected
Taken from the front door of The Lodge Hotel looking across the tennis court to Bennington’s Bakery
(left) and the NZRR Bus Garage (now Adventure Centre) 1940s/50sLicensed REAA 2008
Janice Clyma AREINZ
Residential/Lifestyle
Sales Consultant CHIMNEY CLEANING
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Renovations, Repairs, Extensions, Sheds or New Builds
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email: mark@obrienconstruction.co.nz
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service including firebox repairs,
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Phone us to book in
0800 661 244
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