Sponsors
Harcourts Four Seasons
Harcourts Four Seasons, have offices strategically located in Hornby, Halswell and Rolleston. Call in and our friendly staff will put out the welcome mat to make you feel at ease with the Real Estate process.
Our team of enthusiastic, successful real estate professionals are mostly local people who possess an in-depth knowledge of the immediate area, and have a good understanding of the greater Christchurch market place. Our comprehensive range of listings extend from homes across suburban Christchurch right through to country lifestyle properties within easy commuting distance of the city centre.
In addition to our sales offices, we also offer a specialist property management division, which also covers the whole of Christchurch. This division employs several full time, experienced property managers who know the market well and are available to offer advice on all aspects of investment property management.
So, if you`re buying, selling, renting or needing a property managed, we`ll put the expertise, skill and resources of Harcourts, both locally and internationally, to work for you. So come on in and start to feel at home with us.
www.fourseasons.harcourts.co.nz
We’re proud to say that Harcourts has been a part of our communities since founder JB Harcourt opened the door to his first real estate office in Wellington, New Zealand in 1888.
Over time, our offices and people have generously created a history of giving through sponsoring and supporting thousands of people in need. Being caring members of our local communities ensures a better quality of life for everyone.
When we launched The Harcourts Foundation in 2008, we launched a fundamental and significant part of what the name ‘Harcourts’ stands for in the hearts and minds of the communities around us. The Harcourts Foundation really is at the heart of our core values – people first, doing the right thing, being courageous and fun and laughter. The Harcourts Foundation is the embodiment of what it means to be part of Harcourts.
At Harcourts we aim to change lives and make dreams come true – the work of The Harcourts Foundation is a continuation of this.
www.harcourtsfoundation.org
Our team of enthusiastic, successful real estate professionals are mostly local people who possess an in-depth knowledge of the immediate area, and have a good understanding of the greater Christchurch market place. Our comprehensive range of listings extend from homes across suburban Christchurch right through to country lifestyle properties within easy commuting distance of the city centre.
In addition to our sales offices, we also offer a specialist property management division, which also covers the whole of Christchurch. This division employs several full time, experienced property managers who know the market well and are available to offer advice on all aspects of investment property management.
So, if you`re buying, selling, renting or needing a property managed, we`ll put the expertise, skill and resources of Harcourts, both locally and internationally, to work for you. So come on in and start to feel at home with us.
www.fourseasons.harcourts.co.nz
We’re proud to say that Harcourts has been a part of our communities since founder JB Harcourt opened the door to his first real estate office in Wellington, New Zealand in 1888.
Over time, our offices and people have generously created a history of giving through sponsoring and supporting thousands of people in need. Being caring members of our local communities ensures a better quality of life for everyone.
When we launched The Harcourts Foundation in 2008, we launched a fundamental and significant part of what the name ‘Harcourts’ stands for in the hearts and minds of the communities around us. The Harcourts Foundation really is at the heart of our core values – people first, doing the right thing, being courageous and fun and laughter. The Harcourts Foundation is the embodiment of what it means to be part of Harcourts.
At Harcourts we aim to change lives and make dreams come true – the work of The Harcourts Foundation is a continuation of this.
www.harcourtsfoundation.org
Metro Performance Glass
The team at Metro Performance Glass first came on board with our club at the beginning of the 2012 season. We are thankful to be in a position where we can continue this relationship. Metro Performance Glass operates from purpose-built premises throughout New Zealand, all of which are fully equipped with the latest technology available worldwide. With key staff offering decades of experience in the glass industry, the company combines fully comprehensive guarantees with a pledge to honour its commitment in full. The driving philosophy of the company is service, and staff at all levels are totally committed to providing customers with what they want, when they want it.
If you would like to learn more about Metro Performance Glass and what it is they do, please click on the link below to visit their website.
www.metroglasstech.co.nz
If you would like to learn more about Metro Performance Glass and what it is they do, please click on the link below to visit their website.
www.metroglasstech.co.nz
Gilbert Rugby
30 years before Harry Gray was setting up in Cambridge, William Gilbert (1799-1877) was the boot and shoe maker to Rugby School. He operated from a small shop in the town at 19 High Street which was later acquired by Grays as a sports shop and still operates to this day. By 1823, Gilbert was already supplying balls to Rugby School when William Webb Ellis first picked up and ran with the ball and the game of Rugby Football began. These early balls were larger and rounder than today's ball and could be kicked a long distance. At that time, there was no fixed shape or size as this depended on the pig's bladder used. The story of Gilbert has been intertwined with Grays since Grays first established strong connections with Rugby School in 1868, when Joseph Gray was appointed as the first of three generations of Grays to act as rackets
professionals there. The fame and reputation of Gilbert balls had grown such that they won medals at the Great Exhibitions in London in 1851 and also in 1862. By now, James Gilbert (1831-1906) had served as an apprentice to William and was "much loved by the past and present Rugbeians of his time". He was reputed to be "...a wonder of lung strength and blew even the big match balls up tight". When William Gilbert died in 1877, his nephew James succeeded him and Gilberts were stitching 2,800 balls a year. The sport witnessed major changes in the 1870's. Rubber bladders were invented by Richard Lindop in Rugby and the modern shape evolved in 1875 to improve handling and passing following the abolition of the rule that a goal had to be kicked to win a game. The sport was formalised with the formation of the first unions, the first international matches were staged and the number of
players was reduced from 20 to 15 a side.
If your interested in purchasing quality Gilbert gear or learning more about their history, click on the link below.
http://www.gnsports.com.au/
professionals there. The fame and reputation of Gilbert balls had grown such that they won medals at the Great Exhibitions in London in 1851 and also in 1862. By now, James Gilbert (1831-1906) had served as an apprentice to William and was "much loved by the past and present Rugbeians of his time". He was reputed to be "...a wonder of lung strength and blew even the big match balls up tight". When William Gilbert died in 1877, his nephew James succeeded him and Gilberts were stitching 2,800 balls a year. The sport witnessed major changes in the 1870's. Rubber bladders were invented by Richard Lindop in Rugby and the modern shape evolved in 1875 to improve handling and passing following the abolition of the rule that a goal had to be kicked to win a game. The sport was formalised with the formation of the first unions, the first international matches were staged and the number of
players was reduced from 20 to 15 a side.
If your interested in purchasing quality Gilbert gear or learning more about their history, click on the link below.
http://www.gnsports.com.au/
Pak 'n' Save Hornby
Over the years, John and Sue Lee, the proprietors of Pak 'n' Save Hornby have been extremely supportive of our club.
Call into Pak 'n' Save Hornby where you will find "NZ's LOWEST FOOD PRICES!"
Browse their website below and find information on fuel savings, Christmas Club, meal time ideas, savings ideas, promotions, deals and their latest news. You can also join them on facebook via the link on their page.
www.paknsave.co.nz
Call into Pak 'n' Save Hornby where you will find "NZ's LOWEST FOOD PRICES!"
Browse their website below and find information on fuel savings, Christmas Club, meal time ideas, savings ideas, promotions, deals and their latest news. You can also join them on facebook via the link on their page.
www.paknsave.co.nz
Seaview Custom Engineering
For all your general, mechanical and transport engineering requirements. The team at Seaview Custom Engineering Limited have the tools and the skills to ensure your job is engineered to the highest standards and delivered on time every time.
We are a small intimate team capable of delivering to you, our Customer, the best possible outcome.
Phone us today to discuss your engineering requirements. We are only too happy to discuss the options with you.
Phone 348 4670 or call into our premises at 30A Racecourse Road, Christchurch.
We are a small intimate team capable of delivering to you, our Customer, the best possible outcome.
Phone us today to discuss your engineering requirements. We are only too happy to discuss the options with you.
Phone 348 4670 or call into our premises at 30A Racecourse Road, Christchurch.
McDonalds Hornby
We believe we’ve got a responsibility to give back to our local communities. Every year we help set up and support sporting, educational, charitable and environmental programmes designed to help a wide range of people and communities.
McDonald’s has been an active part of New Zealand communities since 1976, and we are proud of the positive contribution we make. Our restaurants and franchisees play pivotal roles in their local area, and we take our responsibilities seriously to make sure we are a good neighbour and a good corporate citizen wherever we go.
www.mcdonalds.co.nz
McDonald’s has been an active part of New Zealand communities since 1976, and we are proud of the positive contribution we make. Our restaurants and franchisees play pivotal roles in their local area, and we take our responsibilities seriously to make sure we are a good neighbour and a good corporate citizen wherever we go.
www.mcdonalds.co.nz
Time Zone Games Hornby
Timezone (formerly Time Out) entertainment centers have been in New Zealand and around Asia since 1978. Internationally there are over 200 Timezone stores operating in Australia, India, Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore, Vietnam and of course New Zealand.
Coin Cascade Ltd is the franchise holder for Timezone in New Zealand and is also the single largest importer, manufacturer and distributor of electronic coin-operated entertainment equipment in New Zealand.
www.timezonegames.co.nz
Coin Cascade Ltd is the franchise holder for Timezone in New Zealand and is also the single largest importer, manufacturer and distributor of electronic coin-operated entertainment equipment in New Zealand.
www.timezonegames.co.nz
Hornby Working Mens Club
A Warm Welcome Awaits you at the Hornby Working Men’s Club
The Hornby Working Men’s Club provides a wide variety of excellent facilities plus a controlled environment for male and female members and their guests.
The Club’s numerous bars provide a pleasant atmosphere for members to meet and socialise. Live entertainment is presented (mainly on Friday and Saturday nights) in our West View Lounge which features a stage and dance floor.
Excellent catering facilities in the Club Café and Chalmers Restaurant provide a wide choice of meals in excellent surroundings and at very reasonable prices. We also provide members the opportunity to have their special occasions including weddings, 21st birthdays and conferences at the Club.
www.hornbyworkingmensclub.co.nz
The Hornby Working Men’s Club provides a wide variety of excellent facilities plus a controlled environment for male and female members and their guests.
The Club’s numerous bars provide a pleasant atmosphere for members to meet and socialise. Live entertainment is presented (mainly on Friday and Saturday nights) in our West View Lounge which features a stage and dance floor.
Excellent catering facilities in the Club Café and Chalmers Restaurant provide a wide choice of meals in excellent surroundings and at very reasonable prices. We also provide members the opportunity to have their special occasions including weddings, 21st birthdays and conferences at the Club.
www.hornbyworkingmensclub.co.nz
