Frankton Flyer 4 July 2013

EDITION 4 - JULY 2013

The crowd cheers and all lean forward waiting for the first glimpse of what’s coming. There’s no roaring of engines but that doesn’t stop the excitement in the air. Something is coming down the hay bailed lined track very fast, two low, mean looking trolleys rocketing side by side each other jostling for the best line to make the final corner that is racing towards them. Who’s nerves are going to crack first? Is it Sarah the gutsy preschool teacher? or is it the jet boat driver from Shotover Jet? Neither relents and they collide at the last minute, both now braking heavily, both out of control but its Sarah who regains her trolley just in time to fly over the line!! The crowd cheers, it’s one for the girls!! This is the Arrowtown trolley RACE and it’s so good to see it back.

First raced in 2005 the cup is now up for the taking. If

you are up for challenge or fancy yourself as a race driver then get a group together and start designing and building your trolley ready for Race Day on November 2nd 2013.

The Trolleys race from outside the Preschool on Durham Street, down the hill and finish outside the Wine Shop on Ramshaw Lane. It is an all day event with practice laps, heats, racing, and finishing with a Grand Final – great for spectators with hopefully some thrills and spills as the drivers take each other on in some friendly local rivalry!

The Trolley Race is a major fundraiser for the preschools and it is also a great community event - especially given that this year the Arrowtown Scouts are also going to benefit from the profits. There will also be plenty of

attractions for the family, with food stalls and of course face painting.

Arrowtown Preschool values the local community as a part of the curriculum and therefore appreciates all the support given by the local businesses in varying forms throughout the year as well as for events such as this, all funds raised will be going towards developing the natural outdoor environments at both of the centres, one located on Durham Street and the other on Cotter Ave.

For further information regarding entry, rules and trolley specifications etc or if anyone would like to donate a voucher or goods that could be used for prizes or raffle items please email [email protected]

START GETTING THOSE TROLLEYS UNDERWAY!!CHALLENGE YOUR MATES AND WORK ON YOUR TEAM STRATEGIES

RACE DAY IS NEARING!

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IT’S BACK!! IT’S FAST, IT’S EXCITING AND IT’S COMING OUR WAY SOON.

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Events Find out whats happening around town in the events section.

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Local Talent Right on our doorstep we have an amazing bunch of young talented people.. Check them out!

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Win a Cardrona Day Pass FINAL chance to win a Cardrona Day Pass!

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Destination Guide Need a holiday? We have done all the research for you to visit Fiji.

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JULY 2013 Welcome to the first of my ‘Real Estate Round-ups’ in the Frankton Flyer! Each month I’ll be reporting on market trends and providing you with sales figures for your area to help you keep in touch with our market. The REINZ stats are always reporting on the previous month, so in this edition we are looking at June results. June sales activity this year was similar to June 2012 but at a reduced level to the April and May 2013 activity. This isnormal for this time of year as we enter winter. The strongest demand was for cheaper rental property being sold to local investors and family homes in suburbs benefiting from good winter sun. Overall we are seeing a drop in new listings of property for sale with the market especially tightunder $450,000. The volume of house and apartment sales in the Queenstown region has increased 7% in the last quarter ( April-June)compared to the same period last year. (168 sales in the 2nd quarter 2013 compared to 157 in the 2nd quarter 2012). There were 40 section sales which is the similar to the 38 in the June quarter as 2012. The median sale price of houses and apartments over the quarter was $555,000 up 4% on the June quarter 2012 of $535,000.

Local Sales Stats for June: Frankton: 3 bdrm unit @ $398,000, 4 bdrm home @ $587,000, Executive home @ $980,000 Lake Hayes Estate: 1 section @ $210,000, 1 x 3 bdrm home @ $540,000, 1 x 4 bdrm home @ $615,000 Kelvin Heights: 1 x 2 bdrm apartment @ $462,000, 1 x 4 bdrm apartment @ $700,000, 3 bdrm home @ $775,000 Arrowtown: 1 x 4 bdrm home @ $675,000, 1 x 3 bdrm home @ $780,000, 1 x 5 bdrm home @ $1,250,000, 2 x Millbrook homes @ $1,541,000 & $2,090,000

For more detail on any of these sales, or for stats from other areas please contact me: [email protected]

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While you won’t end up with tangible goods, you will have a heavenly experience when you purchase a good pamper. Fiji’s top resorts usually sport a spa stocked with delicious-smelling lotions and potions and ready hands to help you unwind with a massage. A Fiji shopping list might also include South Sea pearls and local crafts. Nadi and Suva have craft markets each day except Sundays.

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Conditions Holiday deal on sale in-store until close of business 21 July 2013, unless sold out earlier or withdrawn. All bookings require a deposit, or full payment depending on the offer to be paid in store prior to close of business on date sales ends. Prices are per person, based on twin share occupancy unless otherwise stated.

Prices are correct at time of publication to the web, but are subject to change, withdrawal or variation without notice.

Prices are subject to availability, blackouts and seasonal surcharges depending on date of travel. Minimum/ maximum stay restrictions

may apply.

Accommodation star rating is based on our ratings & is a guide only to the overall quality of the property. In some instances

additional local taxes may apply at some domestic and international airports. We reserve the right to correct any errors or omissions. Capacity is limited is will not be available on all flights.

Stopovers and alternative routes may incur additional costs. All prices are based on payment by cash or eftpos only. Some airlines may not include baggage allowance, additional costs may apply. Any bonus inclusions, additional nights or special

offers are already included in the advertised price. Some flights may transit enroute. Travel insurance is recommended. All

components included in your holiday are provided by carriers, hoteliers and other providers with their own terms & conditions. All offers are subject to our full terms

and conditions. Accommodation is based on maximum 2 adults & 2 children sharing existing bedding.

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*Terms & Conditions: Prices are correct as at 10 Jun 13 & are subject to change without notice. Valid for sale until 31 Oct 13, unless withdrawn or sold out prior. Prices are per person from Auckland, Wellington or Christchurch, based on twin share. Offers are not combinable, available on new bookings only and subject to availability. Fly FREE to Europe: Includes air taxes up to $200 per person. Fly Free offer valid on a selection of APT cruise/tours departing in 2014. Available all year round on selected departures in suite Category E & D. Flights must be booked by APT. Flights are in economy class with Singapore Airlines (or an airline of APT’s choosing). Airfares are valid departing Auckland, Wellington or Christchurch and arriving into selected European destinations. Fly Free offers are subject to availability of airline and booking class. Once booking class sold out surcharges apply. #Complimentary beverages: Excludes French Champagne, Premium spirits & selected wines. Selected travel dates apply. Ask in store for full terms & conditions. General conditions: All prices are in NZ Dollars & based on payment by cash or EFTPOS only. Flights & holiday packages include airline, operational costs, prepayable taxes & airport charges unless otherwise stated. Additional levies, government charges & other applicable fees may apply & are beyond our control. Minimum & maximum stay restrictions may apply. Seasonal surcharges & blackout dates may apply depending on date of travel. Stopovers & alternative routes may incur additional costs. Prices are valid for new bookings only. Accommodation, holiday packages, cruises & tours are based on twin share unless otherwise stated. Packages are based on consecutive night stays. The accommodation, cruises, airfares, coach & small group tours & any other components included in your holiday are provided by carriers & hoteliers with their own terms & conditions, which your booking is subject to. For full terms & conditions visit www.flightcentre.co.nz/bookingterms 1061125945

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A great sweep of azure, reefs, sand and forest in the South Pacific, Fiji is an archipelago of more than 300 islands. Only about one third of these volcanic remnants are inhabited, conjuring visions of unexplored paradise. Viti Levu is the largest and most developed island – home to the capital Suva and international transit point Nadi (pronounced ‘Nandi’) – and many beach front Fiji resorts. Cruising and island hopping through the nearby Yasawa islands is also popular with visitors.

FIJI HOLIDAYS SHOPPING

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Fiji serves up a fine concoction of things to do, most of which make this a water-lovers’ haven. If you go a little out of your way, you’ll be rewarded with coral gardens, manta rays and turtles when you dive the Great Astrolabe Reef off the tiny southern island of Kadavu. Surfers head to the Mamanuca islands for waves of legend. You could also jet boat up the Sigatoka River on Viti Levu, tour a Fijian village and try the famous local drink, kava. The Yasawa and Turtle Islands are cited as having some of the best beaches in the (sprawling) country. Find a hammock and just be.

Fiji restaurants and cafes with an emphasis on local cooking style will often use rice, sweet potatoes, taro, cassava, coconut and fish in their dishes. An example of a local dish is kokoda – raw fish salad with lime juice, onions, chillies, carrots, tomatoes and coconut cream. Many Fijians use their hands when eating and it’s common to sit on the floor. If you try the ubiquitous local drink kava, you won’t forget it in a hurry. Made from the root of a plant that’s a member of the pepper family, it makes your lips and tongue tingle and head light. Not known for its taste, more as a social lubricant, kava plays a central role in Fijian life.

Fiji accommodation varies across the islands from flash 5-star resorts with all inclusions, to budget accommodation and local bures. The global players like Shangri-La, InterContinental, Westin, Radisson, Hilton and Ridges are here. (Several of these are only a short transfer from Nadi.) Bures, or Fijian bungalows, can be found throughout the archipelago – some are more secluded than others – including Viti Levu, Malalo Island, Castaway Island, Turtle Island, the Yasawas and Mamanuca Islands. Fijians love children and are very family friendly but there are adults-only resorts catering to couples who want to get away sans little ones.

When you take advantage of a cheap flight to Fiji and start to explore this part of the South Pacific, you’ll get an introduction to ‘Fiji time’. It’s the same as island time. Things happen, when they happen. Why rush? You’re surrounded by beautiful scenery, friendly locals and tropical ocean. Relax. Enjoy it. See your family and friends as a gift; listen, laugh and love. Then you’ll be well on your way to seeing Fiji like a local.

fiji destination guide From it’s azure seas and white sand shoreline to it’s lush gardens and spectacular sunsets, Fiji is somewhere truly magical. There’s no better place to take a relaxing family holiday where the time is your own and you can do as much or as little as you please.

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TalentLocalsnowboarder

Milu Multhaup-AppletonMilu lives in Wanaka, previously from Christchurch but born in Golden Bay. Last July he had a string of injuries which ended with an ACL rupture, which put Milu out of the snowboard game for almost a year.

This is the most time he has had off snow since he was 10 years old. For a month now he has been back on snow and so far so good.

Milu is on the NZ High Performance Development, Salomon Snowboards, Bonfire Outerwear, Mons Royale, Smith Optics, HVY Thread Supply Co, and Madwax teams.

These guys all help him out heaps with gear, coaching and are generally awesome! Not to forget the support of his lovely mum and girlfriend Terra. In mid August Milu will be attending the Winter Games Slope Style World Cup at Cardrona , hoping to finish in the top half of the field, this would give him a good comeback to the competition tour.

This is the 5th of 8 World Cups, which are qualifying events for the Sochi Winter Olympics in 2014.

Check more of Milu out at www.milu-ma.com

Right on our doorstep we have an amazing bunch of young talented people.. Check them out!!

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Holly ArrowsmithHolly Arrowsmith is a Folk musician from Queenstown, New Zealand. Her sound is organic and unique and her heart is evident, to write songs that carry power, hope and light into peoples lives with lyrics that are thought provoking and a voice that has been described as ‘entrancing’ and ‘haunting’. less

It’s been months in the making since the talented 19-year-old folk-blues singer stole the hearts of the sell-out audience at last year’s Songstars contest in Queenstown with her amazing original number, Wolves and Moons.

“I have a peace that this is what I should be doing. I just want to play for people - that takes away the stress,” she said. “If success is an outflow from that, then that’s good, and if it isn’t, I’ll just keep doing it anyway.”Buy Holly Arrowsmith’s new album at www.hollyarrowsmith.bandcamp.com

Jeff Murray

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Jeff Murray is an English artist based in Queenstown. His work consists of fine line pen and ink images that have been inspired from his time spent here in New Zealand. “I like to be surrounded by a natural environment when created my art work, and the land of the long white cloud certainly is a great office!”

You can see Jeff and his work at the Creative Arts & Crafts Markets every Saturday at the Earnslaw Park in Queenstown. He always working on new pieces so be sure to also check out his art online, also featuring the entire back catalogue of works.

“To draw is my passion, and to see other people enjoying what I have created is the icing on the cake!”www.jeffmurray.co.uk

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pete oswald

Sam Maxwell is a true Queenstown lad. He was born in Queenstown in 1995 after his parents Jan and Ewan Maxwell moved up from Gore to open a PaperPlus shop in the Mall. Sam grew up with his 4 siblings attending St Joseph’s Primary School. It was there that he showed his aptitude for theatre and music, quickly establishing himself as the lead in their many school productions.

At the ripe age of eleven he received great acclaim in Queenstown’s Family Arts and Variety Concert with his older brother Tom as part of “The Blues Brothers”. Sam joined his first band at 14, “The Fletchers”, who placed in the top 25 finals in the Nationwide Rockquest.

Last year they opened for Pat Benatar, America and Bachmann Turner Overdrive at the annual Gibston Valley Concert. For the last two years Sam has taken the lead in the Wakatipu Highschool productions “Foot Loose” and “Dream Girls”. In April of this year Sam WON Queenstown’s annual “Songstars” competition, and he will now travel to Auckland in August to work with the exteemed Mike Chunn at York Studios, to record his award winning song, “Slipped and Fall”, a ballad in tribute to his late father, Ewan. Sam also won a Bruce Grant Foundation grant to attend selective workshops in Wellington to study at Toi Whakare (New Zealand’s premium dramatic arts school).

Last year Sam played the rock idol “Bobby” in “California Dreaming” and will star in the upcoming local production of “Twenty Seven”. Sam plans to make his music and drama his career.Check out more of what Sam is up to at www.facebook.com/whirlwindnz www.facebook.com/events/693682297324402/

Sam Maxwell

“I’m a freeskier. I love freeride, I love freestyle & I love being in the mountains with positive people. Whatever the conditions, I just love to ski.”Born in Blenheim, New Zealand, Pete grew up on a high country sheep farm in the central province of Marlborough. At the local ski hill, Rainbow Valley Ski Area, he was hooked on skiing at 5 years old. As a grom Pete never raced nor took lessons but was constantly on the hunt for speed and air!

In his last year of high school he made the move south to Wanaka because he heard that students

were able to ski 3 days a week! The following year Pete ventured for the first time to the northern

hemisphere. Between working and graduating University Pete skied as much as physically and

financially possible ever since.

Pete represented New Zealand on the Freeride World Tour Qualifier series in 2010 & 2011 where placed in the top 50 and is now sponsored by 7 major brands: K2, Smith Optics, Sessions Outerwear, Icebreaker, Dakine, R&R Sport & Olympus Imaging.

See Pete’s blog for his latest ski adventure through Canada, Iceland and Romania: www.peteoswald.co.nz/blog, or, follow on facebook.com/peteoswaldfreeskier.

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Emma ButlerEmma is known for her colourful Ruby series, which was inspired by her first experience of Autumn in Arrowtown. She is currently working on a series of children’s books based around the character Ruby. Her latest body of work are a series of portraits, which investigate Emma’s fascination with the human pyche. They are quirky, bright and always decorative on the surface. Emma uses symbolism to create another layer of meaning to the paintings, which she is happy for the viewer to interpret as they wish. The latest of this series has just been selected for the ILT Southland Art Awards in Invercagill, and so in with a chance of winning the $8000 first prize. But where did this journey all begin?

Emma has been creative for as long as she can remember. Graduating in 2001 with a First Class Honours degree in Textiles, from Manchester Metropolitan University in England. In that same year she won “Best Use Of Colour” award, sponsored by Dulux paints, in London at New Designers, an exhibition dedicated to show casing the cream from all the university’s throughout the UK. So with an award, and a barrage of job offers under her belt, Emma had to make a decision about what career

path she was going to pursue. It was the record number of sales of her original paintings that she sold at her degree show that had given her most pleasure and so she became a freelance artist at the tender age of 21.

“I decided I would paint and sell my artwork for as long as it lasted and here I am still painting today!”The next few years would see Emma working from her home studio, selling paintings in contemporary galleries throughout England and working part-time at Hallmark cards. Hallmark provided her with an excellent grounding in commercial design and she had 30 or more cards, calenders and wrapping papers published with Hallmark. She went on to freelance for other publishers within England.

With this success under her belt, Emma decided to

embark on a round–the-world trip and so she discovered Queenstown.

It was love at first sight and like so many, she was eventually to gravitate here several years later, but not before over landing and camping in 11 countries in Africa over three months and painting from her balcony in Bondi Beach for a while.

Nine years later, Emma is firmly established in her studio in the Arts Centre on Stanley street, Queenstown, where she creates original works with oil and acrylic on paper and canvas and is represented by galleries throughout New Zealand. She also has a range of prints and cards published by NZ company, Image Vault, based in Christchurch.

“I like telling stories through my artwork, after all, everyone has a story to tell”

Emma’s work hangs happily in private art collections around the world and you can see her work in her studio, Artbay Gallery or at the website www.emmalouisebutler.com

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Photo credits: pete oswald - backflip - Giacum Frei - skier overhead - Filip Alfvag - big cliff with sluff - Gus Hurst - profile shot - Will Oswald - milu - snowboard Lockie Sutherland handstand Terra-Lynn Labadie - emma - emma butler holly arrowsmith - dan childs jeff murray - jeff murray

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Recipe thanks to: blog.williams-sonoma.com

Citrus-Braised Lamb ShanksIngredients2 Tbs. olive oil4 lamb shanks, about 1lb. (500 g.) eachSalt and freshly ground pepper1 carrot, finely chopped1 yellow onion, finely chopped2 celery ribs, finely chopped3 small sprigs fresh thyme1 bay leaf3 cloves garlic, minced1 1/2 Tbs. tomato paste2 cups (16 fl. oz./500 ml.) dry white wine1 cup (8 fl. oz./250 ml.) chicken brothGrated zest and juice of 1 lemonGrated zest and juice of 1 limeGrated zest and juice of 1 orange

InstructionsIn a large, heavy pot, heat 1 tablespoon of the oil over medium-high heat. Season the shanks with salt and pepper. Working in batches, sear the shanks, turning as needed, until browned on all sides, 6-8 minutes. Transfer to a platter and pour off the fat from the pot.

Preheat the oven to 250 degrees F (120 degrees C). Add the remaining 1 tablespoon oil to the pot and place over medium-low heat. Add the carrot, onion and celery and saute until softened, about 5 minutes. Add the thyme, bay leaf, garlic and tomato paste. Stir in 1/2 teaspoon salt, season with pepper, and stir for 1 minute. Add the wine, broth and lemon and lime zests and juices.

Return the shanks to the pot and bring the liquid to a gentle simmer. Cover and cook in the oven, turning the shanks every hour, until the meat is completely tender, about 2 1/2 hours. Transfer the shanks to a platter and keep warm in the oven.

Pour the juices from the pot into a large, heatproof measuring pitcher and let stand for 1 minute. The fat will rise to the top. Use a bulb baster to transfer the juices underneath the fat to a small saucepan. Simmer to reduce slightly. Stir in the orange zest and juice.

Drizzle the reduced juices over the lamb shanks and serve. Serves 4.

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Recipe and image thanks to: www.pepper.ph

Recipe and image thanks to: mehanskitchen.blogspot.co.nz

Baked Hot Chocolate PuddingIngredients170 grams of dark chocolate, coarsely chopped8 tbsp unsalted butter3 large eggs2/3 cup sugarPinch of salt6 small scoops vanilla or coffee ice creamAbout 1/2 cup caramel sauce

InstructionsPosition a rack in the lower third of the oven and preheat the oven to 190 degrees.

Put the chocolate and butter in a medium heatproof bowl, preferably stainless steel, set it in a wide skillet of barely simmering water, and stir frequently until the mixture is completely melted and smooth. Remove the bowl from the skillet and set aside.

With the electric mixer, beat the eggs, sugar, and salt in a medium bowl at high speed until light, fluffy, and the consistency of the softly whipped cream (this can take 5 to 10 minutes with a hand-held mixer). Fold one-third of the eggs into the chocolate mixture, then scrape the chocolate batter over the remaining eggs and fold until blended. Divide the batter among the ramekins or bowls.

Place the bowls on the baking sheet and bake for 15-20 minutes (a little longer if the puddings were refrigerated), until the puddings are puffed, crusted, and deeply cracked but still gooey inside when tested with a toothpick.

Serve immediately, or let cool, cover, and keep at room temperature for up to a day.

To serve, top each pudding with a scoop of ice cream and a drizzle of caramel sauce.

Caramel SauceIngredients1/2 cup sugar3 tablespoon butter1/4 heavy whipping cream 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract

InstructionsHeat sugar in a medium sauce pan over medium high heat. If you do not have a heavy bottom sauce pan add a spoon of water. Whisk until sugar melts and turns brown and then add butter and whisk. Once this has melted, take the pan off the heat and quickly add the cream and vanilla.

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Want a little more volume at the base of your hair? Wrap locks

around a 1/2-inch curling iron to create

fingerwave-type texture.

Dressing Up...is still fun

Accessories are a must! Finish your look off with a fun embellishment like a broach

or necklace that can be pinned at the crown.

1.Gather your fabric

2.Measure a rectangle that will fit around your head when twisted.

3. Sew the short ends of rectangle together to create a tube.

4.Turn the sides of the outside out,tuck raw edges in, and pin together. You can’t turn it completely inside out. It’s going to look like a bunched up piece of fabric, but this is correct. Sew these pinned edges together

5. Flip the turban right side out through the hole

6. Cut addition piece.

7. Stitch the hole in the turban together by hand.

8. Wrap the narrow fabric tube you made earlier around the turban and stitch the two sides together to cinch the turban as tight as you want it. Cut the excess fabric of the narrow tube and roll it so the seam is hidden. And you’re done!

images thanks to: /www.squirrelandwalrus.com/gatsby-glamour-diy-turban/ and www.thefashionspot.com/beauty/180525-get-the-look-the-great-gatsby-beauty/

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REMARKABLES MID-WINTER MARKETS Remarkables Market is holding four winter markets on Saturday 17 August & 24 August 2013.

IT’S OUT OF THIS WORLD AND IT’S COMING TO OTAGO! See Olympic and Paralympic medallists, past, current and future, compete in FIS World Cup events in Snowboard Slopestyle, Snowboard Halfpipe, Freestyle Ski Halfpipe and Freestyle Ski Slopestyle at Cardrona Alpine Resort, plus the IPC Alpine Adaptive Slalom World Cups at Coronet Peak.Snow Farm will host the world’s top cross-country skiers while Coronet Peak will see the superstars of alpine skiing compete in Slalom and Giant Slalom. Naseby’s Maniototo International Curling Rink will once again witness the tension and drama of curling as teams fight it out ahead of Sochi 2014.

As in all previous years, Winter Games NZ 2013 will feature adaptive athletes racing alongside their able bodied counterparts in cross-country and alpine skiing as they prepare for the 2014 Paralympics.

The Games also includes an off-snow festival bringing the action off the mountain in a series of downtown extravaganzas in both Queenstown and Lake Wanaka including the Adventure Film Festival presented by Auckland Airport, medal ceremonies, live music and entertainment.Go to www.wintergamesnz.com for full information.

AQUALAND FAMILY FUN DAY On the last Sunday of every month Alpine Aqualand we throw all the toys in the pool, including the giant inflatable and our rolling red log, to show the kids a good time. The hydroslide will be pumping too, so come on down and make a splash with us from 10am to 4pm! Sunday 29th September 2013 - 10:00 am

PEAK TO PEAK Saturday 3 Aug, 12:00am - The South Island’s biggest winter multisport event in its seventeenth year attracts a strong field of multisport competitors from around the South Island.The course covers 44kms across the Wakatipu Basin. Ski, mountain bike, paddle, run, road bike. Remarkables to Coronet Peak. The Remarkables Ski Area, Remarkables Ski Field Access Rd, Queenstown.

DNA GAY SKI WEEK Gay Ski Weeks are held all around the world and are enjoyed by so many people.You may have been to several of them for your holiday but have you ever been to Queenstown, NZ?If yes, then you know exactly why you decided to join Gay Ski Week QT. If you have never been, then maybe it’s time for you to enjoy Gay Ski Week QT.Not only do we have many options for you on the snow but we also have the entertainment of Queenstown and its surrounding areas.You may decide to come for just the week or arrive earlier to NZ and enjoy what the country has to offer.This year we have many new events during the days as well as the evenings. If you have an itch that needs to be scratched with a bit of glitter and the odd feather boa or two then this is definitely for you!Come and join us from Saturday August 31st until Saturday September 7th 2013.

LA CAGE AUX FOLLES Sun 1 Sep, 8:00pm - Book by Harvey Fierstein - Music and lyrics by Jerry Herman - Based on the play by Jean Poiret. By arrangement with ORIGINTM Theatrical on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. To be deliciously presented at the new Queenstown Memorial Centre Theatre.Bring your best frocks to Queenstown for a night of poignant love and delectation with a Special (Za Za) Guest in the part of “Albin” and with irresistible Les Cagelles !You will enjoy the opening night of “La Cage Aux Folles” whilst being seated at tables of 10, which will include a glass of Nautilus bubbles.Book your seat early, as there are only limited seats allocated and if you wish to book a table of 10 together with your friends, please book at the same time! Doors open at 7.30pm.


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FUNDRAISING AT WORK IS A PIECE OF CAKE

Recruit your workmates to fundraise during the month of August to help us cure kids. We’ve got loads of simple, work-based fundraising ideas – a bake-off is just one of them.Visit rednoseday.co.nz now to register your team and find out more.

Join the Business Challenge and paint the town Red NoseThis August, we’re inviting workplaces up and down the country to get active, get involved and recruit a team full of good sports to help cure kids for Red Nose Day. We’re calling it the Red Nose Day Business Challenge. Loads of activities, ideas and resources are available at rednoseday.co.nz to help you decide the best fundraising method for your team.

Give it heaps and if you have any questions or need advice, get in touch with me now.

Tina Mathieson Fundraising & Events ManagerM: 021 771 103E: [email protected]: rednoseday.co.nz

Frances lives with cancer. Richie lives with rheumatic heart disease.

Fundraising ideas:

1Hold a quiz night at your local bowling club

2 Get sponsored to climb the office stairs until you drop

3 Cook up a sausage sizzle or have a big bake sale

4Visit rednoseday.co.nz for more ideas


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3 Fold Design & Print 166 Glenda Drive Frankton Phone 409 0025

3Fold delivers the proven expertise to make your business stand out from the crowd, let us help you reach your growth goals and build your business branding.

• 100% original unique design

• High quality, low cost design solutions

• Our creative team is always happy to help with the task in hand. With our knowledge, designers and printing skills we can brainstorm the best way to achieve great results for your next project

brochures • business cards • logos • rack cards • posters

EFFECTIVE DESIGN IS VITAL TO SUCCESS...

Gly-C Facial Rejuvenation Peel: 30min $60

Add on to Facial: $40 Pack of 6 Peels: $300Micro-Dermabrasion Micro-dermabrasion is a deep exfoliating treatment in which light crystals

gently smooth and retexturize the surface of the skin. This treatment is great

for improving many unwanted skin conditions such as: sun damage, acne scars,

dark spots, fine lines and wrinkles. It also helps minimize pores and remove

blockages or congestion of the skin, helping you look brighter and refreshed.

Single treatment

$80

Add on to Facial

$55

Series of 3 treatments

$210


$400

O Cosmedics Bio-White Peptide Peel 45min $129 60min $139

High-strength vitamin C and peptide peel, especially for pigmented, devitalized

and uneven skin tones. With concentrated levels of vitamin C, encapsulated

resveratrol, niacinamide and natural fruit acids, this treatment has the power

to stimulate cellular turnover whilst protecting collagen. Anti-ageing, hydrating,

brightening and firming.O Cosmedics Alpha-Beta Peel 45min $149 60min $159

The ‘serious’ resurfacing peel - perfect for skin looking for intense skin correction

and transformation. This amazing treatment uses intense concentrated levels of

niacinamide, lactic and salicylic acid to rejuvenate the skin, reduce fine lines

and activate cellular regeneration for a brighter, smoother complexion. Perfect

for oily/problematic skin that is in need of extreme exfoliation. Not for the faint

hearted or before a special occasion.

WaxingLip or chin

$20

Under arm

$30

Forearm

$40

Bikini Line

$35

Extended Bikini

$45

Brazilian (first time) $80

Brazilian (maintenance) $65

Full Leg

$75

Half Leg

$45

EyesEye Brow Shape

$25

Eye Brow Tint

$20

Eye Lash Tint

$25

Eye Opener (all of the above) $65

Nouveau Lash Extensions Glam up those eyes! Perfect for adding

volume and length to the natural lash.

Full set

30min $100

Half Set 15min $60

Flares

15min $40

Touch Up 15min $40

Men's - prices from $30Back

Chest

All relaxation facials are customized to your specific skin concerns and needs.

Your expert therapist will take a thorough look at your skin and analyze the

needs and requirements to best suit you and determine the perfect solution.

Essential

45mins $80

A classic facial customized to your needs, leaving you with the ultimate feeling

of well being and hydration. Rejuvenating

60mins $120

A facial designed for deep relaxation and overall skin health, customized to meet

all of your skin needs. Perfect for skin in need of hydration, firming and repair. This

facial will leave you feeling radiant and revived.

Luxury

75min $140

The ultimate facial for those seeking complete relaxation and pamper. Products

are chosen specifically to suit your skin needs and encourage overall wellbeing.

A true time interceptor.

O Cosmedics Oxygenating Enzyme Peel 45min: $129 60min: $139

The perfect pick me up for all skin types. Formulated with high levels of papaya,

pomegranate and pumpkin enzymes and perfectly infused with intense

moisturising super-peptides! Hydrate, plump and renew the skin in just one

application. O Cosmedics Catalyst Retinol Peel 45min $129 60min $139

The ideal anti-ageing peel for all skin types. Concentrated levels of retinol,

niacinamide and fruit acids work to counteract skin ageing and decrease the

appearance of UV damage and even out skin tone on even the most sensitive skin.

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your face

advanced facial treatments

LED – Light Therapy TreatmentLED Light therapy is the use of specific wavelengths of visible light (which we see

as colours) to promote the skins natural responses. This treatment offers proven

results and is perfect for every skin type and condition. It not only energises the

skin cells, but also eliminates toxins and bacteria that causes acne, heals and

stimulates collagen and elastin and rebalances the skin from the inside out. No

pain, no downtime, intelligent skin technology that works.

30min Express LED Treatment

$50

45min Prescription Facial

$65


$325


$520

Eternal Youth Facial Package

1.5hr $229

The best of the best - Begin with a Microdermabrasion to smooth and refine

the skin, followed by a rejuvenating O Cosmedics Facial & Peel, finishing with

an LED prescription treatment to provide the ultimate in collagen plumping

rejuvenation.Dermal Roller Therapy

Single Treatment $299

Skin needling is a non invasive, clinical treatment that uses microscopic needles

to stimulate the natural production of elastin and collagen and to enhance the

absorption of products into the skin. Used to treat a variety of conditions ranging

from ageing and pigmentation to acne, scarring and stretch marks, this treatment is

perfect for all skin types with minimum downtime, leaving the skin visibly revitalised,

strengthened and replenished. IPL

IPL (intense pulsed light) is the very latest in hair reduction and skin rejuvenation.

We offer cutting edge technology and with our fully qualified therapists, we focus on

getting the best results for you with safety being our highest priority. Consultation

is compulsory for IPL treatments for both hair reduction and skin

rejuvenation. Consultation includes a patch test, quote and treatment

plan - $25

Depilar

price is quoted as per area treated.

The Depilar system uses the latest in advanced scientific research to offer

an effective and affordable method of removing unwanted body hair. It is an

enzyme based formula applied to the area after a wax. Application is painless

and only takes a few minutes, and is suitable for any skin and hair type.

Add on facial waxing to any of the above services

$15

beauty essentials

For that special event or just to look fabulous, our makeup artists will select

and apply your true colours to create a look for day, evening, work or play. Our

qualified makeup artists use top quality professional makeup and will customise

the look just for you.Quoi

Sourced from nature and fused with science. Skin life sustaining minerals, the purest

elements of the earth, are essential to the Quoi range. From the runways of New York

to New Zealand, Quoi is one of the best-kept professional secrets until now.

Priori

100% natural perfecting minerals and the first ever natural, anti-aging skincare

minerals with CoffeeBerry extract – the most potent botanical source of

antioxidants! Natural minerals, plus it’s the first and only natural skincare mineral

with a brush-on SPF 25.Bridal Makeup

$80

Bridal Party Makeup

$70

Bridal Makeup Trial

$65

Special Occasion Makeup

$70

Makeup Lesson

$75

We also offer mobile bridal services, to be arranged with the

Spa Manager on request.

professional makeup

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marine reserves full of bright coral and an abundance of fish

ALL ON A BEAUTIFUL, REMOTE

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Join us for a day of island fun including lunch and

complimentary mainland transfers.

LOGO DESIGN

$450

Brandon

M: 027 495 9783

[email protected]

Andy027 445 6737

[email protected]

www.bandadigging.co.nz

2210 Gibbston Highway, Queenstown

CONTACT:

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top three...

MOVIES1. THIS IS 40 (MA) Comedy

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MUSIC 1. THE BEATLES - Help

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BOOHOO.COM Great clothing at great prices and free shipping to NZ. www.boohoo.com

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GRAB ONE QUEENSTOWNGrab a local deal on Grab One Queenstown - new specials daily and lots of great food vouchers. www.grabone.co.nz


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THE QUEENSTOWN EVENTS CENTRE Is the place to be this winter - we’ve got something for everyone!Alpine Health & Fitness offers a range of cardio equipment, weights and group fitness classes from yoga through to RPM / spin classes. During the month of July gym members can bring a friend for free to our Body Combat & RIP 60 classes! Entry costs just $16/day and includes use of Alpine Aqualand.

Alpine Aqualand’s heated indoor swimming pools and adult hot pool are such a treat on a cold day - just $3/child and $8/adult with $2/person extra to use our two hydro slides. Aqualand Family Fun Day is on the last Sunday of every month when use of the hydro slides and our giant inflatables is free with pool entry.

For more information visit www.lakesleisure.co.nz or call 03 450 9005.

THE ROCKATIPU CLIMBING

WALL Has free learn to

rock climb lessons

with every entry

on offer Monday

to Friday between

7pm and 9pm – just

$17.50/adult or

$12.50/child which

includes a harness

and rock shoes.

FREE POKER ON SUNDAYS ($100 CASH PRIZE)

Our games are very social and are a great place to get together with your mates for a beer and some cards. Our motto is ‘Eat, drink, play!’ and we encourage you to find your local event (most likely your

local pub!) and come on down and play the world’s fastest-growing game.

$7.50 BIG BOTTLES ALL DAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

FREE QUIZ NIGHT ON WEDNESDAYS Get a group of friends together and come on down and test your skills.

EVENTS

THE AMERICAN EXPRESS QUEENSTOWN WINTER FESTIVAL

Has come to a close and the event’s organisers would like to gather feedback on what you liked, what you didn’t and what

you’d change. They’re also looking to hear what events from the past you’d like to see make a comeback for the 40th anniversary

of the Winter Festival in 2014.www.surveymonkey.com/s/queenstownwinterfestivalsurvey


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1 Grey Street, FranktonFOR BOOKINGS & ENQUIRIES

PHONE 03-4414055

KIDS MENU AVAILABLe

ALL MEALS $9

.00

WITH FREE FIZZY

$25 for YOUR CHOICE OF

STARTER:SOUP OF THE DAY OR HALF GARLIC BREAD

FOLLOWED BY A MAIN:FISH & CHIPS:NZ HOKI FILLETS COATED IN A LIGHT CRISPY TEMPURA BATTER SERVED WITH AGRIA CHIPS AND TARTARE SAUCE

BEEF AND ALE STEW: CHUNKS OF NZ BEEF SLOW COOKED IN TUI DARK SERVED WITH CREAMY MASH

HOMEMADE CHEESE BURGER: 200g BEEF PATTY, DOUBLE CHEESE AND KETCHUP SERVED WITH AGRIA CHIPS

BBQ CHICKEN BURGER: CHICKEN TENDERS, BACON & BBQ SAUCE SERVED WITH AGRIA CHIPS

WITH YOUR CHOICE OF:DESSERT OF THE DAY, TAP BEER, HOUSE WINE OR HOT DRINK

Set Menu 4pm to 6pm monday to thursday

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Frankton Flyer 4 July 2013