Bay Harbour: June 28, 2017

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PAGE 14 BAY HARBOUR Latest Christchurch news at www. .kiwi Wednesday June 28 2017 40- all % 60OFF * *Conditions apply, see below 25- % 30OFF * TVs *Conditions apply, see below % 20OFF * Vodafone MOBILE PHONES *Excludes iPhone and Galaxy handsets. Conditions apply, see below. ONESALE DAY LATE NIGHT SHOPPING Stores open until 7pm Friday 30 th June SAVE $ 2340 6kg SENSOR VENTED DRYER 375L FRIDGE FREEZER EQUALIZE Queensize Bed 60 % OFF * selectedBeds WAS $3899.99 NOW $ 1559 99 SAVE $ 231 WAS $749.99 NOW $ 518 99 *T&Cs apply SAVE $ 550 WAS $1649.99 NOW $ 1099 99 *Conditions apply, see below 7kg TOP LOAD QUICKSMART WASHING MACHINE 143L CHEST FREEZER SAVE $ 4410 SAVE $ 411 SAVE $ 200 ANDROS Queensize Bed WAS $7349.99 NOW $ 2939 99 WAS $1299.99 NOW $ 888 99 WAS $549.99 NOW $ 349 99 ARIZONA RECLINER LOUNGE SUITE Sumptuous and hardwearing velour fabric that features 2 recliners and a 3 seater with a recliner at each end. SAVE WAS $2699.99 NOW $ SIT BACK AND RELAX 1080 $ 1619 99 with 4 recliners 7.5kg FRONT LOAD WASHING MACHINE SAVE $ 500 WAS $1199.99 NOW $ 699 99 FREE-STANDING MULTIFUNCTION RANGE SAVE $ 730 WAS $2329.99 NOW $ 1599 99 NO REPAYMENTS for 12 months on everything over $499 storewide, one day only* Get everything you need for your home under one contract *Flexible interest free terms to suit you under a single contract for everything you purchase. SCG0674BHN smithscity.co.nz SHOP YOUR WAY Delivered to your door or pick up in-store 0800 SMITHS (0800 764 847) COLOMBO ST MegaStore | Bush Inn MegaStore, RICCARTON | NORTHWOOD MegaStore | 38 Kermode St, ASHBURTON | 130-134 Beach Road, KAIKOURA *Discount is off our full retail price. Exclusions, fees, terms and conditions apply. See in-store or visit smithscity.co.nz
Wednesday June 28 2017 CREATIVE: Front: Jack Miller, Billy McLoughlin, Francis Dougherty, Rio Simpson, Darcy Dougherty, Joel Fulford. Back: Bruno Davies, Reuben Cawood, Elijah Butts, Sasha Stedman, Petra Musinszki, Pania Thoen designed and printed their own T-shirts. Learning T-shirt design DESIGNING IS in the future of some pupils from Our Lady Star of the Sea School. The year 7 and 8 pupils have been learning about the process of designing SES and printing T-shirts. Senior teacher Tony Lamb said the end product from the pupils was “wonderful”. “The children came up with their own designs and followed a careful process to screen print their design onto a T-shirt,” Mr Lamb said. The pupils got to make the T-shirts as part of the graphic design programme the school is running. Kids challenge themselves BALANCE AND some serious concentration were needed by children that took part in Youthtown’s Diamond Harbour after school programme. Rueben Gill (right) took part in the challenge learning to slackline. It is similar to tightrope walking, but closer to the ground. It requires concentration, balance and a bit of confidence to do. The children also started to learn some tricks. Diamond Harbour School pupils also got their hands dirty working with Youthtown. The school took part in the Make Trees Count campaign and planted a native lancewood tree at the school to celebrate Arbour Day. Trees for Canterbury is also involved in the programme. Latest Christchurch news at www. • By Caitlin Miles LYTTELTON Primary School pupils were surprised by the large donation of books from a local author. Ben Brown has written children’s books for 25 years as well as writing for adults. He went to the school recently and gifted 42 books to the school library. Mr Brown wanted to see the books going to a good cause and being read by children in Lyttelton. Some of those donation included books that were entered in the New Zealand Book Awards SPORTS for Children and Young Adults 2017. Mr Brown was a judge in the nationwide competition. The school has a display in the library around the book awards and the additions have been added. The donation includes a wide range of books from authors across the country detailing many interesting, creative and imaginative stories. Principal Brendan Wright .kiwi said it was unexpected but great for the children. “It blew us away on the day. The librarians were impressed with the variety of books,” Mr Wright said. The pupils were also visited by a world champion and Olympian rower. Nicola Coles is an Olympic ambassador and she told the pupils about the challenges, disappointments and failures BAY HARBOUR SCHOOLS to SCHOOLS Lyttelton Primary SPORTS PAGE 15 Author’s big donation GIFTED: The collection of 42 books have been added to the library for all the pupils to enjoy. she has faced on her journey. Although her story was full of challenges her message was to encourage the children to never give up and stay determined and work hard to see success – even if it doesn’t always come with a medal. Her speech not only shared her passion for her support but it also aimed to connect with the Olympic values of respect and friendship. SCHOO PRIZE- Saturday 8 – Saturday 22 July 2017 Tickets on sale NOW!
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