J.E. Dean Ltd is a small company which prides itself on quality workmanship and good working relationships with clients, architects, and sub-trades. We have a vast range of experience going back some 25 years; this includes office/restaurant fitouts, light commercial, tilt panel work and alterations; however high spec architectural housing is the focus of our business. We have had considerable success in this market, and offer a reliable group of sub-contractors, who meet our high expectations and those of our clients and architects. We project manage our own jobs throughout the contract, and hold a ‘site 2 class licence’ under the government’s Licenced Building Practioner scheme. As director, Jonathan is fully qualified, serving a full apprenticeship with one of Christchurch’s leading builders of the time, he holds a N.Z. trades certificate in building, he is ‘hands on’ and committed to absolute quality and sustainable building methods.
We can provide a comprehensive portfolio of our time in the industry along with numerous referees, any of whom are happy to talk to prospective clients.
At John Rhind we are proud of our heritage, having served the families of Christchurch & Canterbury for over 135 years.
We understand it is the small personal details that matter when arranging a funeral and it is the extra service that makes the difference. Our team is passionate about providing the highest level of care possible and helping families to arrange a funeral service that is a unique and personal remembrance.
We offer a full range of funeral facilities and amenities for Christchurch and Canterbury including our John Rhind Chapel and Catering Lounge.
We hope the following information is helpful to you and we are always available to answer any questions you may have.
Shallow twisting streams, Turquoise blue water, North-west arch, Swaying broom, the mighty Waimakariri has it all, and since 1984 Jet Thrills have been showing thousands of international and local passengers what Jet Boating is all about!
Jet Boating is a truly unique way of seeing the lower Waimakariri’s braided river system which is constantly changing and ever challenging. Jet Thrills’ experienced drivers, speed and spin in places sometimes only centimetres deep. Our fleet of Hamilton Jet boats make easy work of the swift flowing river as it rushes from the Southern Alps to the sea.
The translation of Waimakariri is ‘cold water’, it is also very clean, which makes it very popular for salmon and trout fishing. On any of the tours provided by Jet Thrills through the Waimakariri Regional Park, one of New Zealand’s newest parks, it is possible to see the many examples of birdlife that make this area their home – Wrybills, Spur-winged Plover and Black Shag.
The address on the link is (5 Main North Rd) – we put this as it is the best GPS point for us to direct people into the Waimakariri Regional Park but our departure point is actually under the State Highway 1 Bridge, Waimakariri Regional Park. We don’t have an office here there is just the jet boat ramp
Joinex is a small family run business in Kaiapoi located at the old Kaiapoi mill. We pride ourselves on the quality of our workmanship and the customer service we provide.
We can manufacture and install both commercial and residential joinery fit outs of kitchens, laundries, bathrooms and wardrobes.
Please don’t hesitate to call for a free quote.
“Locals Tips” for things to do in Kaiapoi Cruise on the River Queen with your friends or family on scheduled sailings or book a private function for your work or social club adding on the catering option that suits your needs. Kaiapoi Food Forest, ideal for picnics and foraging for fresh seasonal fruit, veggies, berries and herbs. Love shoes visit Shoe Therapy and The Footwear Outlet you will not be disappointed with the selections. CBK Kaiapoi Craft Beer & Kitchen is famous for its Skillet Cookie, a great dessert after one of their stone grills. Visiting the Ruataniwha centre, home of the library, museum and Art on the Quay which hosts exhibitions of local art is always a great idea during inclement weather or a lazy day. There is wide range of eateries in town, Mongolian, Chinese, Indian, Japanese, Thai, European cuisine, Sushi, Teppanyaki – plus loads of takeaways, something for everyones taste. Each of the local cafes have their own unique feel ie. Paris for the Weekend lovely hand baked scones and high teas, located just by the river in the old railway station, Red Eight is famous for its great cabinet food & sweet treats, Rivertown cafe, spacious family friendly and yummy food, Coffee Culture, delicious snacks and desserts accompany a great range of hot and cold drinks, Urban Revival Freshly baked muffins and scones each morning. Blackwells Department store, a family business since 1871 with a wonderful selection of goods from fashion to homeware and everything in-between. Craze fashion sale rack is always worth browsing through, The Kaiapoi Florist and Love your Home filled with a wonderment of loveliness, if you are into Op shopping you have lots to chose from in Kaiapoi. Woodford Glen operates between October to March if you love the smell of fuel and loud engines roar around the track. Trousellot park, Skate park, playground, beautiful rose garden wonderful for the kids to play and have fun. Walking or biking head down either side of rivers stop bank “local tip” electric bikes can be hired at Five Peaks Brew Co. You will find Obelisks decorated by local artists, lakes filled with birdlife, Honda Forest, from the Manderville walking bridge you may see people hiring boats from Kore boat hire, rowers on the river an abundance of natures beauty. Kaiapoi Farmers Market – Saturday mornings opposite New World, next to Paris For The Weekend. Aqualand – Newest Inflatable Aquapark, an awesome but strenuous inflatable water park course. Enjoy discovering Kaiapoi
Aqualand is an awesome but strenuous inflatable water park course. All participants must have strength, stamina and fitness and be able to swim confidently. head to Courtney Drive
https://www.aqualand.co.nz/
The Arts Trail allows you to easily visit working artist studios, see pieces at the start or midway through the creative process, talk to the Artists, and understand what their thinking is behind the artwork. It’s a great way to get out into the country, meet new people and watch them work.
