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5 BITES
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Monday, October 26,
Five things that may
Titanic survivor’s
silver cup gift sold
ship by a Titanic
the captain of a rescue ($NZ294,833).
A silver cup given to
at auction for £130,000
survivor has been sold
the item to Sir
Margaret Brown gave
after being
American socilalite
as a thank you a month
Arthur Henry Rostron which sank in 1912 claiming the lives
saved from the vessel The sterling silver loving cup was one
Henry Aldridge
of around 1500 people.
lots sold by auctioneers
from the
of a number of Titanic
who also sold a biscuit
Wiltshire
was sold to a
& Son in Devizes,
($NZ34,019). The cup
ill-fated ship for £15,000 than three times its
more
British collector for
war broke.
guide price after a bidding of the
one
“This is without doubt
to the
relating
objects
most iconic
carries a truly
Titanic disaster and
company
impeccable provenance,” said. “At
Aldrige
spokesman Andrew
eight telephone
one we point we had on board a
one
bidders - including
coast of America.
private jet off the west become the third
now
“The loving cup has
to be sold from the
most expensive item
Titanic.”
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4
Quakes rattle east
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Man meets mountain
man in New
even the most powerful
It was a moment where Prime Minister John Key got a
limits.
had to counter
Zealand realised his
of what the Springboks
All Black
first-up impression
when man mountain
at Twickenham yesterday to shake his hand. It’s almost
over
Sam Whitelock sidled
woodsman as
Giant meeting a tiny
the All Blacks
a case of Andre the
the PM who visited
narrow 20-18
Whitelock towers over
immediately after the
The PM was
in their dressing room
South Africa in London. match-turning
semi-final win over
on his
Whitelock
undoubtedly congratulatingveteran Victor Matfield late in
Zealand’s way.
lineout steal off Springbok
swing the semi New
star virtually
the game which helped
hands of the All Black it was the
The dinner-plate sized
and the PM will be glad
swallowed Key’s hand ward off Whitelock.
to
Springboks who had
coast
east coast
rumbled through the
A series of light quakes into yesterday. The strongest of
and
- hit near
overnight Saturday
as “moderate” by GeoNetand had a
deep
the shakes - described
Saturday. It was 16km
Tolaga Bay on the
Gisborne at 11pm on
15km north-west of
light quakes were
magnitude of 3.7, striking
Island. A number of
east coast of the North
first kicking off about
afterwards, with the
quake struck
recorded before and
location. Another moderatesouth-east of
9.30pm in the same
45km
same region - about
deep. There
about 6.35am in the
of 3.8 and was 13km
Murupara. It had a magnitude
of damage.
have been no reports
Hogwarts turned
News
.co.nz
www.guardianonline
2015
interest you
into apartment complex
Hogwarts
as Harry Potter’s school in
Park
complex that doubled
The Victorian building luxury apartments. The Royal Connaught Homes.
into
by officials at Comer
has been converted
office.
has been renovated
and Professor Dumbledore’s
Bushey, southern England,
Hogwarts’ Great Hall homes for between £312,000
The old place housed
at “Hogwarts” can buy The purchase comes with acres
Fans who want to live
million ($NZ5.44 million).
health and fitness club.
($NZ707,598) to £2.4
a pool, and an exclusive
of private parkland,
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30 feet (10
“People were flying
like rag dolls,”
metres) into the air
Konda
the newspaper quoted
into a
A speeding car crashedin OklaWalker as saying.
Gibbs told
crowd watching a parade
Police Captain Kyle
killing four
reconhoma at the weekend,
reporters that an accident to the
a two-year-old
sent
people, including
struction team was
probe into
boy.
scene and that the be treated
womwould
The driver, a 25-year-oldAdacia
happened
what
as
.
an identified by police
as a homicide investigation using
arrested for
Avery Chambers, was
Governor Mary Fallin, rong,”
influence after
the
under
driving
State
the hashtag “OklahomaSt
that she
the crash at an Oklahoma
announced on Twitter and that
homecoming
University (OSU)
was headed to Stillwater
agenparade.
multiple law enforcement
police in
in determinIn an evening update, a total
cies were involved
said
incident.
the town of Stillwater
ing what led to the
also injured,
prayers are
of 44 people were
“My thoughts and
previously
by the tragic
double the number
with those affected
today,” she
given.
events at @okstate
indicated
They had previously were in
tweeted.
it will have
that eight of the injured
The university said
for employees
critical condition.
counsellors on site
University
“Oklahoma State
on Monday to help
students
and
tragedy
Stillin
the tragedy.
is devastated by today’s
on a sign at a memorial
assist them through
thoughts and
decided to
Frank writes a message a car crashed into spectators
and extends its
However, officials
of those Teria
near where
game
g parade.
prayers to the families injured,” water, Oklahoma,
University homecomin
still host the homecoming State
AP PHOTO
were
the Oklahoma State
who perished or
between the Oklahoma JayHargis said during
OSU president Burns
and the Kansas
identify the Cowboys
in a statement.
Police have yet to
and heartNews hawks.
injuries susand univer“We are shocked
The boy “died of
Many US colleges
victims. The Stillwater
tragedy.
the collision” at hos- Press quoted one witness as say- sities hold homecoming festivibroken by this horrible
University tained in
Dethought
celebrations for past
The Oklahoma State the most pital, the Stillwater Police
that, at first, people
is
But ties - annual
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a statement. ing
Homecoming parade
students.
was part of the show.
partment said in
car
current
the
have
and
to
and
killed
wholesome of events is incom- Another three people were
then panic ensued.
way
it marred in such a
on the scene.
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at the
main international airport
weekend followed “extensive
local
investigations by both
the
and international agencies,”
a statement
government said in
of its high
posted on the website
Delhi. “The
commission in New
serious,
charges are extremely had to
has
and the government
without
act decisively,” it said,
vice-president
saying whether the
Home
had been formally charged.
earlier
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posted on Twitter that
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in detention on Dhoonidhoo
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michelle.n@theguardian
out.
ter belt
“Even if smoke isn’t
a
and the sheep
visible, reig- 7.13pm on Hinds Gorge Road at fire officer
Police are investigating occurred
The course is set
nitions can still be
for this
Ian Fielder said a
on Wednesday.
occurring.
pile erty on Methven
suspicious car fire which
and dogs are in training Chalthe disof tree cuttings
Mayfield Rural Fire
“The only way to
trict’s firefighters.
12.34pm on
Zealand
Tux New was
Force of- left unattended. had been lit and quickly put year’s Highway
ensure a fire ficer
on Melrose Road at
is out completely is
year’s
out by Methven
Gordon Duthie said
Volunteer
This month, emergency
By susaN
Vol-at this
either to bury
saNdys
while
Saturday. Ashburton
lenge Dog Trials
unteer Fire Brigade
ser- the residue
High winds caused
vices have attended
officer Alan
susan.s
fire
at 5.07pm
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or pull the residue they were at the blaze a farmer
@theguardian
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more than heaps
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approached emergency
Daonly .nz
25 vegetation fire call-outs
apart and thoroughly
Rensburg said there Janse van seeking dancers, actors,
firefighters
services threatened six piles which then
Championships of
With 122 entries, convener
Burgess said World
wet because he
Methven station
in Mid down any
were gener- ists,
Perform- ally up to
dousing
to
Canterbury with
move
had
remaining
officer
leading the wellmodels, instrumental vocalthree piles of tree
to trees on the Blackwell
30 minutes
Gary
is busy
Arts auditions
unburnt ma- stumps
70 people, ranging
many of them terial.”
spent about ing
vid King
boundary of that property
ists and
said they
from variety artists.
for the
being the result of
lit about a week ago
no-one wasin Christchurch children to those
also
spent
responsible
next month
sevand the eral hours
team
reignitions.
Anyone seeking
the flames. Because
that next.
could
in their 40s, aube the begin- ditioning
started to flare up
being
at a oiled
With a strong El Nino
larger
fire was
Ashburton principal
for the second
blaze
time the
ning
at 9.55pm on
which
section
the
at
each year from through- pre-registration information can
of
trial
an
weather
there
amazing
dog
rural
spread
fire pattern
“I’m surprised how
Montalto Road.
from a burn-off to
was career for tal- out the country.
officer Don Geddes
email Mrs Janse van
ented Midand
a tree
said too many summer being predicted for the
treated as suspicious
Cantabrians.
year.
This year’s team
Rensberg on
ple are lighting fires many peo- line on Ashburton
There was no damage
had either reignited
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months the warmer
when they 6.43pm.
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but they know there’s
during strong windy
HeRiver
being investigated
Joanne Wakelin, mum had performed fantastically and
put the fires out as
the
days,
winds
high
conditions
Mrs Wakelin said
these
brought home lots
due
winds
of Ashburton 14-year-old
to lack of care or
a precaution and
would contin- due
coming
around
General manager
Hannah was
The fire, whichsheep
of medals. It majoring
had ue, he said.
leaving them unattended.”
caught
to there being a
Hannah comprised
been lit during gusty
was 150m
who is studying
retained
in dance at the Idyllwild
long, its popularity,
plantation
Drink drivers
11 members, but
weather.
sport has
occurred after the
Desme Daniels
at an
Lauriston and Ashburton
nearby. Firefighters
the Arts Academy.
Last week firefighters
“There
and spectawindwith
picked
needs.nz
triallists
my were
and arts acade- number in any one year
from Ashbur- fire
near
up
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and
desme@the
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on a scholar- be higher
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burning pine needles
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She may have her
and
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after
and Ashbur- ven
after making
that were lit ton
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tors.
scholarship
the champion- depended or lower than that, as it rolled
volunteer fire brigades Meth- and gorse surrounding
conor had reignited in
volunteer spent several
charged with
Anyone wanting to
the trees.
over for the duration
ships last year.
farmers who have
winds.
spent
on how talented those
over the limit
hours about an
Several
light a burnAlford Forest, Mayfield
of her
dousing flames at
caught driving
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secondary
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schooling. She was
to dairying
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auditions
were.
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Saturday.
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the blaze and, ashes crews attended a fire after Road at
team to said
a
a sheepdog or two
curriculum,
of Ashburton,
Methven Volunteer
shelter belt on Barrhill
compete in the would a big competition, we while
Bryan Ennis,
7.45pm on the same
at the end, make
from recently burnt
majoring in dance
20th Ashburton
not want
the sport of dog trialling
Road at and Lauriston
man
annual championshi
andBrigade
sure the rem- reignited
even- about 2pm
tionFire
trees ing.
which
a 49-year-old
ps in of their depth,” anyone to be out she practised at
last Thursday.
Rural Fire
and spread to a
Chief reporter
a number of women
Hollywood
Force
least from 1pm to
she said.
also attracts
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Phone 0800 48 48 49
www.oasisclearwater.co.nz
Cost
$62.50*
Size
60mm x 116mm
Lifestyle
Connections
The Ashburton
Guardian
Lifestyle
Connections is
the perfect place
to advertise your
health or beauty
company.
Lifestyle
CONNECTIONS
BACK IN-STORE
Invisible Tan
Invisible Tan is an
organic moisturiser
that nourishes your skin
without any synthetics
or toxic ingredients.
Winter Skin
A divine luxe moisturiser
perfect for transforming
the fairest beauty into a
bronzed goddess!
Plants for all projects.
- Landscaping Plants
- Ornamental & Specimen trees.
- Native plants for all purposes.
- Hedging plants & Topiaries.
- Fruit & Nut plants.
SOUTHERN
WOODS
PLANT NURSERY
1133 Main South Road - Call 0800 800 352 - www.southernwoods.co.nz
House
of
Hearing
Experience. The Difference
COME, VISIT AND SEE WHAT’S IN STORE
100% NZ Owned
& Operated
Charitee & John Adams 03 324 3605
www.ellesmeredrapery.co.nz
80 High Street, Leeston
Mon-Fri 9am -5pm & Sat 9.30am-1pm
Like us on Facebook - Ellesmere Drapery 2013 Ltd
WAY
COMING YOUR
SAILS
- SHADE
BLINDS - AWNINGS - UMBRELLAS
- INSECT SCREENS
AND QUOTE
FOR A FREE MEASURE
9000 to make
Call 03 684
to call
a booking for Joel
The Shade House team
is thrilled to introduce
Joel Aronsen.
Joel visits Ashburton
and Geraldine on a regular
weekly basis.
www.theshadehouse.co.nz
Kakariki Flowers
Your Rieker Destination Store
www.comfyshoes.co.nz
- Specialist rose growers -
.
.
Roses by the stem
.
Garden wedding venue
Huge selection of colours
Like the Trades
& Services
Directory, Lifestyle also provides an
easier, faster connection with the right
local service in its very own directory.
Season has started ...
Call us today!
45 Hollands Road, Tinwald - 03 307 2457
49 Main Road, Pleasant Point
Phone: 03 614 8750 - A/H 0508 RIEKER 743537
To advertise here contact Emma on 021 662 884 or 307 7936
31 - 50 words
Free
Measure
& Quote
We specialise in:
•New roofs and re-roofs
•Five Rib roofing
•Corrugated roofing
•Fascia, spouting and
downpipes
•Qualified fixers.
*Minimum 3 month booking required for these positions
(includes FREE graphic or photo - max 220 words)
101 - 140 words
Sandra & John
03 307 8184 or 027 292 0180
Professional service and a friendly team for
a job well done, experienced gardener.
Advertising Rates
Non-display classifieds
Up to 100 words
To place a Trades & Services ad, call 307-7900 or email [email protected]
03 307 0593 or 0508-453-696
Display classifieds (per column/cm, minimum 4cm)
General
Trades & Services
EXECUTIVE HOME CLEANING & GARDENING
LIMITED
Advertising Rates
Cost
$62.50*
Size
60mm x 116mm
*Minimum 3 month booking required for these positions
DEADLINES
ADVERT COPY
3 days prior to publication
CAMERA READY
1 day prior to publication
Hours: 11am - 4pm
Tuesday to Saturday