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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.” 3 4 Quakes rattle east News INSIDE TODAY www.guardianonline .co.nz 2 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, P1-7 NEWS P8-9 WEATHER PICS PAGES P10-11 OPINION P12 WORLD P13 YOUR PLACE P14 TRAVEL P15-20 SPORT P21 By RuBy HaRfield PUZZLES ruby.h@theguardianP22 .co.nz FAMILY NOTICES Wild winds andP23 carelessness have TELEVISION been causing havoc for ■ 4 Monday, October 26, Weather continues to 2015 Ashburton Guardian Wo rld News .co.nz www.guardianonline Monday, October 26, 2015 In brief wds Dog trials please cro ■ ASHBURTON A&P SHOW Ashburton Guardian 3 cause havoc 12 Ashburton Guardian www.guardianonline .co.nz s Rakaia roadwork ■ PERFORMING The New Zealand Transport Agency is warning people One travelling on State Highway November 12 from tomorrow until near as the highway is resurfaced will be used Rakaia. Traffic signals a single lane to reduce traffic to during the day. Hannah paves way for talented Kiwis Ashburton Guardian 2015 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 - AFP 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. prehensible.” CONTACTS Jokers rev their engines for anniversary ■ g boat sunken fishin Body found in search for Balkan leaders threaten GET SOLAR FROM INSTALLED $6499 Global Buffet at rt Terrace Downs Reso Come and treat your taste buds Try our easy 3 step Protect yourse spring allergie s. Come and see us now! Shark strategy Armed with a broom be ready to borders (...) we will at that very also close our borders said afsame moment,” Borisov his Romanian ter the talks with . and Serbian counterparts nonOver past months been has EU member Serbia on their swamped by migrants Macedoand way from Greece though nia to northern Europe, have so far Bulgaria and Romania sidelines the on largely remained - AFP of the influx. homes shop near A worker at a pizza off four Brisbane has scared a broom. masked bandits with armed with The four men were a replica what appeared to be cash firearm when they demandedstore from staff at the Bundamba night. in Ipswich on Saturday d But they took off empty-hande ran at when a brave staff member - AAP them with a broom. Ferris wheel fall have been Three teenage girls in a fall injured, one seriously, in Sydney’s from a ferris wheel services southwest. Emergency at the were called to the scene YMCA Fun Park in Memorial 5.10pm Avenue, Liverpool about yesterday. A NSW Ambulance one girl spokeswoman said arm injuries suffered pelvic and Westmead the to rushed and was in a serious but Children’s Hospital girls were stable condition. Two Hospital in taken to the Liverpool with arm a stable condition, one injuries. rib with one and injuries the accident It’s not yet clear how - AAP happened. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK. East Street, Ashburton Countdown Complex, Fax: 03 308 6755 Phone: 03 308 6733 WISES CY PHARMA ust • Care Advice • Tr Ashburton East Street, Countdown Complex, Fax: 03 308 6755 Phone: 03 308 6733 8.00pm Ahmed Maldives Vice President over Adeeb has been arrested attempt to last month’s alleged Abdulla assassinate President blast on Yameen in a bomb Adeeb’s board his speedboat. Maldives’ dramatic arrest at the 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 Minister Umar Naseer Adeeb was posted on Twitter that prison in detention on Dhoonidhoo treason,” he island. “Charges: high - AFP tweeted. WHY SOLAR? WHY US? from the manufacturer and have years of 20km to the south. internatio experience installing nal said no casualties have Officials solar energy solutions. 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NSW Primary the Minister Niall Blair unveiled yesterday, five-year shark strategy on which includes next-generati boosted sonar systems and It was surveillance measures. bloody of prompted by a spate north state’s the along attacks - AAP coast. border closures Mexico Hurricane Patricia flattens ■ SPRING C A R E lf from In brief 5 By Michelle NelsoN nants were completely .co.nz Car fire 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 PANZ) director Dina or pull the residue they were at the blaze a farmer @theguardian sparks to ig- Saturday. A&P Show. on .co Fire Brigade chief more than heaps Ashburton nite another 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 dina@wcopanz.com by police. months the warmer when they 6.43pm. whileatthere are fewer So says saysRoad 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 guardian.co to be some perrural arrested Los both Angeles were and desme@the started ton and Hinds rural on a scholar- be higher forces and Rakaia could called out to six fires burning pine needles Three people sonal accountabilit She may have her and shipdrink-driving after and Ashbur- ven after making that were lit ton y.” 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 Newsroom Mayfield, Ashburton being retained hour-and-ha off needed to check secondary have auditioning and a lf at a fire Somers property on The schooling. She was to dairying Mt Sergeant auditions were. and Mt Tinwald the weather Somers Saturday. on are for the New crews alsoverted overnightZealand forecast, supervise Call 03 307-7957 for competiWesterfield Mayfield which escaped from a pit into studying the school attended. “It’s 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 in Julyalcohol shelalso put out a small excess breath z next year. A small rubbish burn-off Acting deputy principal recorded an 6.30pm daily. tractor fire Mrs Janse van Rensburg on sue.n@theguardian.co.n Mrs Wakelin which bridge to rural spread to at 11.10pmwelcomed competitors. said level of 507mcg flax bushes on a prop- on Back Track Road, Ross assemble the audi- while she 021 481-074 and Todd Cop“It’s very full-on, and Highbank, at tions man After hours JOKERS being held organised everything, Chris Curd and Paul Ashburton A&P 5.40pm on Thursday. For years, Mark she’s lovA 25-year-old in Christchurch the SOCIAL CLUB Saturday. King, Peter Hanna, top heading dogs at this week’s up to the mark a cost of the trip comprising ing it,” Mrs Wakelin said. for the and after first time, convener David land have stepped at 2.20am blew 651mcg the South Island’s sheep for the Dog trial Dad Craig was staying had had a level Hannah airfares and accommodat MITOMO 221015-TM-066 torecorded mettle of some of audition and provided the Letters to the Editor man the PHOTO TETSURO in test by the video. ion town of Idyllwild 30-year-old z was borne by the “It’sIt was just disappointing with her, where two days of competition. been so amazing participants, editor@theguardian.co.n of 973mcg. the show Show. for amounting ourblew readings daughter, It’s a contribution to approximately he was able to work remotely such high I want other peo- $US3000. that they in his job as a ple to have drinksheep along It was an amount manager committee appreciates. hoggets thestill same people were chance. bine to “drive” the that Wakelin remainsshare trader. Mrs Asst advertising and that find worldsaid. would be The could be a lot for many families, .nz competition conthree up at home “It’s very hard to lane and over a bridge he canAllopen for people, driving, emma.j@theguardian.co most people can un- the Ashburton burton with 17-year-old in Ashhead and a pegged View or purchase and there’s a two-metreso much talent around but gave opportunities to be spotthese days because on the day. Spectatorsown set of centrates on the short in court. son Ben, working them into appearing said. and she said it had Call 03 307-7936 ted by talent in Mid Canterbury,” photos online present their been a big delamb them,” Mr King 884 yard or “pen”. yard. Mrs Wakelin scholarships scouts, to be awarded cision to to be- wittingly After hours 021 662 of the sport, square said.discovered separate the family. when the and to gain networkSheep are accustomedand the challenges. Using the parlance Body The run is complete guardianonline.co.nz situamobs headHowever, ing limtesting the large opportunitie in Time out” World the always pen. opportunity had Championsh ing moved s with like-mind“There’s the triallist “casts gate is shut on the a body ips of Per- ed people a couple been well worth it, investigating forming Police from around the Enquiries Arts New Zealand which involves direct- its vary between 10 and 15 minCoplands will spend in small tions,” Mr King said. New Adele single and technolAshburton’s Hannah house the ball ing dog, the other WCOPANZ co-ordinator world. ogy these days meant the found in a Christchurch death (WCOCall 03-307-7900 of days working them for the dances at the World In between keeping has released a it to run around ships of Performing Wakelin family s were could keep the co.nz them British singer Adele competition, ing Championit them “lifts” utes. competitions will get unArtsBULGARIA in touch. yesterday are treating body was in Hollywood last groups to prepare enquiries@theguardian. rolling during the from her hotly side of three sheep, The year. melancholic ballad run two dogs of his and “pulls” the sheep toward a as suspicious. The man’s morning and competitions. after a four-year runs Mr King will Patch. derway on Friday a Linwood anticipated new album, The song Hello is PHOTO SUPPLIED found by a friend at Saturday. But even a few practice Turk and quadrangle. Address midday. The unpredict- own – trialling marked wait by millions of fans. wrong and features then com- run throughout address just before will not prevent any In the sport of dog The triallist and dog identified Ashburton Guardian but sheep from about a love story gone and emotion of her man was not formally are four main events, House able or belligerent voice new arrivals, he occupied or bolting there Level 3, Somerset the same powerful to halt the flow of but police believed Someone Like You standing their ground has threatened to Inspector of new arrivals. 161 Burnett Street international blockbuster 21. “I’m sorry the house. Detective and and Slovenia and Serbia sands album 77, Ashburton Bulgaria, Romania the death was The Bulgarian, Romanian Box from her best-selling said PO Hill matter, in do likewise. Tony don’t it to close their But “It is Serbian and premiers held talks have threatened for breaking your heart/ apart anymore,” Borisov and his treated as being suspicious. stop ac- Serbian More than 70 bikers a meeting said the you investigation revved their borders if EU countriesEuropean Sofia on the eve of it clearly doesn’t tear the black-and-white Romanian counterparts early stages for the Customer as engines around the in sings piece migrants, was commonlyto by European Commission trying cepting the 27-year-old district to and we are still and Police will who best solution a mini sum- called service/subscription Quebec countryside Europe, but celebrate the Jokers - NZME ered or identified .co.nz leaders prepare for worst refu- chief Jean-Claude Juncker, video, filmed in the Social Club’s agreed action across countries together what occurred.” Commission (TAIC). on which of the album 25 will be circulation@theguardian 25th anniversary at been urging a cross-border mit on the continent’s that if other EU is be- not speculate has interested in vestigation around Montreal. The of warned what told the item Two. saw, has an weekend. singer be.” War they The 307-7900 may it 20. “The team Call 03 to the crisis, which Hungary’s lead, Members of the motorcycling member of the FV Jubi- identified gee crisis since World inside three crew released on November her social media , as being the FV Lotto results referred to Minister approach A crew arrive on Eu- followed on Prime lieved to be, one deceased The death has been Canter- the investigation Bulgarian group and their guests seen 670,000 people the ROV fans in a letter posted she chose the title would have to act. which sank off the results for draw we are hadlee, FV Jubilee during Jubilee. yesterday said the Lotto year. that paper a the Coroner. getthis week River Borisov Official the countries, this said Missed shores Boyko Rakaia three accounts together on Friday “All men are beon Saturday. EU coast near the a Europe- rope’s marked a turning N Austria Sergeant Phil Simmondsmem- survey. night bury the The families of the before number 1484 drawn three countries wanted crisis but 0800 ASHBURTO The influx has prompted its ready if Germany and contact Pobecause her 25th birthday a break-up record of three leaving for a ride ascending has been seen inside their the to close was the team consisted “Police are in close the crew ing supported by Canterbury aroundmouth, Winning numbers (in Mid wide solution to other countries close Dive Squad member Hungary (0800 274 287) point. “My last record one, I would call it a all and a boat. of Police 39. kin NZ 34, Canterbury of become the 31, Support Croatia to of next submerged 20, the bers Victim this on Saturday and order): 7, 12, with Serbia and were not prepared and if I had to label a boat, which had three crew and their radial sonar; four mem- with were understood to have lice and inquiry The tens of thou- borders party in the evening. said. “I’m making up TAIC have an ongoing Jubilee Bonus number: 14. “buffer zone” for the distress call at the time make-up record,” she for lost time. 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