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	Committee - Christchurch Regatta and Carnival
		The committee is grateful to Christchurch Council for the use of the Quay, Saxon Square and the recreation grounds at Stanpit and Barrack Road.
		The Christchurch Police are thanked for their continued support and patience.
		Also thanks must go to the traders in Christchurch who are often inconvenienced by the carnival route - and in particular, restaurants who may have diners who are delayed in their arrival or departure during the carnival procession.
	www.christchurchcarnival.co.uk /committee.asp (187 words)

	The Mayor's Office - Christchurch, New Zealand
		Mayor Garry Moore and Professor Wataru Hamasaka's at the unveiling of the Canoe in the Canoe, a gift from Kurashiki, Japan, commemorating the 30th anniversairy of the sister city link between the two cities.
		Mayor Garry Moore and Vivienne Mountford, at the investiture of Vivienne Mountfort as a Member of the New land Order of Merit, by Dame Silvia Cartwright, Governor General of New Zealand, which took place in the Mayor's lounge on 10th February.
		Mayor Garry Moore and Roy Sinclair, Chair of the Christchurch Peace Bell Association, at the unveiling of th Christchurch Peace Bell, 10th February 2005.
	www.ccc.govt.nz /Mayor/PhotoGallery/more.asp (0 words)

	member cities list
		The association Mayors for Peace wishes to express its profoundest concern regarding the situation currently prevailing in the Middle-East, where cities and civilians are deeply affected by the hostilities.
		Mayors for Peace opposes excessive and indiscriminate conventional attacks on cities not only because they are immoral in and of themselves, but also because they weaken the taboo against the destruction of cities with nuclear weapons that has prevailed since the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.
		Mayors for Peace was founded in 1982 and now has a membership of 1,403 cities in 119 countries and regions throughout the world.
	www.mayorsforpeace.org /english/topic/list/22.htm (384 words)

	Fringe Games: Host City: Christchurch, New Zealand
		Although on the edge of the South Pacific, Christchurch is easy to travel to from anywhere in the world.
		Near the middle of the South Island, Christchurch's position on the east coast enables residents and visitors to enjoy sea and shore, river and lake, alpine and forest recreation in an agreeable climate.
		Christchurch is also typically a 'new world' city in an immigrant nation rapidly coming of age, that no longer feels the need to borrow primarily from a culture which originated on the other side of the world.
	www.fringegames.com /hostcity.html (576 words)

	New Zealand florists - christchurch florist flower nz Christchurch florists
		Christchurch has a temperate climate, with temperatures in January ranging from an average minimum of 12°C to an average maximum of 21°C, and from 1°C to 10°C in July.
		Christchurch was the seat of provincial administration for the province of Canterbury.
		Christchurch is served by Christchurch International Airport and by buses (local and long-distance) and trains.
	www.12website.com /nzflowerbiz/christchurch (1807 words)

	Children's Strategy - Christchurch City Council
		That Christchurch will be known as the city that is good for children, young people and their families.
		In 1995, the then Christchurch Mayor Vicki Buck expressed her concern for children in the city.
		Christchurch Mayor Garry Moore, elected in 1998, has hands on experience in community development, and a commitment to smart networking, strategic partnerships, genuine community consultation and governance which recognises the value which stable, happy families bring to our city.
	www.ccc.govt.nz /ChildrensStrategy (0 words)

	Christchurch City Council, Christchurch, New Zealand
		Long-serving Christchurch City Councillor Graham Condon was killed in a tragic accident near Christchurch on Saturday 8th of September.
		Every year the Christchurch City Council organises a spring celebration to mark the arrival of the first Godwit migrants.
		The Christchurch Cathedral bells ring for 30 minutes when the first birds are seen on the Avon-Heathcote Estuary.
	www.ccc.govt.nz (0 words)

	Brief History (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Christchurch (Twynham) was one of King Alfred's Royal Burghs (fort) in about 870 and remained a Royal possession until King Henry 1st bequeathed the Manor and lands to his cousin, Richard de Redvers, about the year 1100.
		In consequence, the Chairman of the Council is the Mayor and the Vice-Chairman is the Deputy Mayor.
		There were six bells in Christchurch Priory in 1727, also pitched in D. Christchurch Priory is notable in that it possesses two bells, the ninth and tenth, which were cast in 1370 and are among the oldest bells still rung regularly in Britain.
	www.christchurch-online.net /history (1123 words)

	Mayors
		The position of 'Mayor's Scout' was first instigated in 1973 and the duties of the holder of this unique position in Christchurch has not changed since that time.
		The holder of the title 'Mayor's Scout' is indeed in a unique position to promote the good of the Youth of Christchurch and of Scouting and all other Youth Organisations in the area.
		The appointment of Mayor's Scout was first proposed early in the 1970's as a way of bringing Scouting before the public, showing that the Movement is associated with the public service and that Scouts do care about what goes on around them.
	www.christchurchscouts.org.uk /archive/Mayors.htm (378 words)

	Christchurch Festival
		Christchurch Festival is very broadly based with its emphasis very much on the arts; live music, dance and crafts.
		Each year a fund-raising contribution is made by the festival organisers from the revenue generated, to the charities supported by the Mayor of Christchurch, while all the performers work for free.
		2003 Christchurch Festival proceeds were officially donated to the Mayor of Christchurch, [Cllr Eric Spreadbury] on Thursday 9th October at the Lord Mayor's Parlour in Saxon Square, Christchurch.
	www.freenetpages.co.uk /hp/trg/SCoFF/christchurchfestival (460 words)

	Christchurch can host 2011 Rugby World Cup final - Wikinews, the free news source
		Christchurch, New Zealand's Jade stadium says they can host the 2011 Rugby World Cup final if Auckland can't make a decision on whether or not they should build a new stadium on the waterfront or upgrade Auckland's current stadium, Eden Park, costing NZ$500 million and $385 million respectively.
		Gary Moore, mayor of Christchurch, said that if they were selected to host the final then they will ask the government for $80 million.
		A lot of people are confirming that Christchurch will be able to cope with the huge amount of visitors that would arrive for the final as Christchurch has the highest per capita amount of restaurants and bars in Australasia.
	en.wikinews.org /wiki/Christchurch_can_host_2011_Rugby_World_Cup_final (940 words)

	New Mayor of Christchurch Installed at Ancient Mayor Making Ceremony - Christchurch - Latest Local News
		This is Cllr Fox's second term having previously served as Mayor in 1987.
		Cllr Fox was awarded an OBE for political and public services in the 1992 Queen's New Year Honours List and was appointed Deputy Lieutenant for the County of Dorset in 1996.
		The outgoing mayor, Cllr Josephine Spencer has been appointed to serve as the Deputy Mayor during the coming year.
	www.thebestof.co.uk /christchurch/news/10597 (345 words)

	The Mayor's Office - Christchurch, New Zealand
		I was delighted last week to learn that the Council had been successful in receiving two awards.
		Firstly, the Christchurch City Councilâs outstanding contribution to cultural diversity was recognised at this week's New Zealand Diversity Forum in Auckland.
		The award was for the solution the two teams came to when tasked with improving stormwater quality before disposal in Addington.
	www.ccc.govt.nz /mayor (0 words)

	Cathedral Square, Christchurch - CollabLandWiki
		Christchurch Tramway is a inner city tour system that combines the heritage of the trams, attractions and historic buildings with the culture of Christchurch City.
		The trams were a part of Christchurch City in the latter part of the 19th century, with horse drawn and steam trams running services to many parts of the city.
		The Christchurch Cathedral is built with local stone in the Gothic Revival style, with a slate roof with timber trusses made of local Matai and Totara from Banks Peninsula.
	www.collaborativelandscape.org /wiki/index.php?title=Cathedral_Square,_Christchurch (5083 words)

	Transit New Zealand - Who We Are & What We Do
		Fran Wilde, a professional company director and Greater Wellington Councillor, and Garry Moore, Mayor of Christchurch, have been appointed to the Board for one-year terms.
		He then served two terms as a Councillor for Christchurch City Council and was elected Mayor of Christchurch in 1998.
		Retired Mayor of Rotorua and Local Government New Zealand representative, Chair of the Rotorua Energy Charitable Trust and Rotorua Arts Trust.
	www.transit.govt.nz /about/who.jsp (984 words)

	Christchurch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Christchurch is the largest city in the South Island of New Zealand and the second largest city in the country.
		To the south and south-east the city is limited by the volcanic slopes of the Port Hills, and to the north by the braided Waimakariri River.
		Christchurch was the seat of provincial administration for the Province of Canterbury.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Christchurch (2529 words)

	Mayor of Christchurch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Mayor of Christchurch is the head of the municipal government of Christchurch, New Zealand, and presides over the Christchurch City Council.
		The Mayor is directly elected using a First Past the Post electoral system.
		This page was last modified 17:29, 12 July 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mayor_of_Christchurch (75 words)

	Christchurch - Medbib.com, the modern encyclopedia
		Christchurch lies in Canterbury, near the centre of the east coast of the South Island, between Banks Peninsula and the Canterbury Plains.
		Christchurch has a temperate climate, with maximum temperatures in January ranging from 15°C to 25°C (often reaching 30°C or higher), and maximum temperatures in July ranging from 5°C to 15°C. The summer climate is often moderated by a sea breeze from the northeast, but a record temperature of 41.6°C was reached in February 1973.
		Christchurch was the seat of provincial administration for the Province of Canterbury.
	www.medbib.com /Christchurch (3325 words)

	Local Government Political Management - The council-manager model (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Christchurch has two main newspapers: for much of her mayoralty she has had a weekly meeting with a reporter from one of those newspapers and in addition regularly features in news reports in its rival.
		In part this reflects the fact that the mayor of Christchurch, together with the other large centres, is a national figure, as recognisable and well known as Ministers of the Crown and so able to exert influence well beyond any formal powers associated with the position.
		Christchurch City Council has not been alone in going beyond the requirements of the Act and adopting a set of policies and principles for consultation designed to reflect the idea that the council is 'community government'.
	www.scotland.gov.uk /cru/documents/local-gov-09.htm (3965 words)

	Mayor's Invitation (Site not responding. Last check: )
		I am delighted to have the opportunity to invite all participants and supporters to the International Bowls Festival which is to be held in Christchurch in April 1999.
		Christchurch is well known for its fabulous restaurants, stunning array of cafes and wine bars, and the shopping is brilliant.
		You will find the people incredibly friendly, and one of the nice things about living in such a lovely city as Christchurch is the chance to share it with others, and we would love the chance to share it with you in 1999!
	www.eventnz.co.nz /bowls99/mayor.htm (153 words)

	Cllr Mrs Judy Butt, Mayor of Poole: Latest Entries
		The Mayor admired the superb new gardens and seating area and then cut a ribbon to formally open the area, sharing the honour with one of the residents who was a driving force behind the project.
		The Mayor of Poole, Cllr Mrs Judy Butt, met ex-Mayor Mr Randolph Meech and Mr Roy McIntyre in her Parlour to discuss a new project at the Quay Foyer organisation in Poole.
		The Mayor of Poole, Cllr Mrs Judy Butt, accompanied by her husband and Consort Mr David Butt, attended a Spring Reception held by the Chairman of West Dorset District Council in Dorchester.
	www.readmyday.co.uk /JudyButt (3460 words)

	Towns Good Citizens To Be Rewarded (from Thisisdorset)
		The Mayor's Young Citizen Award will be made to an exceptional young person under 25 who has made an outstanding contribution to the local or wider community or who has battled against all odds to achieve their goals.
		Christchurch Community Partnership is sponsoring the Education and Learning Award and its accessibility sub-committee is putting up a Welcome To All Award for the shop, restaurant or other public place that goes out of its way to open its doors to people with disabilities.
		Mayor of Christchurch, Cllr David Fox, said: "There are so many people or organisations in Christchurch who go out of their way to make life better for others and who deserve to be recognised."
	www.thisisdorset.net /news/tidnews/display.var.1117876.0.towns_good_citizens_to_be_rewarded.php (440 words)

	2001 Conference - Vicki Buck - Keynote Speech
		Her achievements are numerous but among them her nine years as Mayor of Christchurch were a case study of her values in practice, which she will discuss with you today.
		The modern Christchurch that she helped to define stands out as a city which has a highly networked, highly resourced and highly effective youth sector which engages very effectively with the young people of Christchurch.
		Christchurch is surrounded by Canterbury where there are a lot sheep, so we decided we could possibly have a "running of the rams" competition.
	www.regdev.govt.nz /conferences/2001/buck/index.html (7536 words)

	Mayor - Garry Moore
		In 1995 he co-founded Christchurch 2021 which is simply based on a statement of agreed goals for where members would like to see Christchurch in the year 2021.
		He ran successfully for Mayor of Christchurch in 1998 and 2001 as head of Christchurch 2021.
		He is standing for a third term as Mayor this year, again as head of Christchurch 2021 which is fielding candidates for Christchurch City Council, Community Boards, Regional Council (Ecan) and the Canterbury District Health Board.
	www.2021.org.nz /mayor.html (529 words)

	Sister Cities New Zealand 2004 Conference - 24-27 March 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Christchurch is one of New Zealand’s favourite cities, and we are proud to have them as our Host City for 2004.
		"Racing Ahead" is the theme for the conference and I feel confident it is a most appropriate theme for Christchurch and her Sister City relationships.
		Christchurch has had six long and fulfilling relationships under the Sister City umbrella.
	www.sistercitiesconference2004.org.nz /welcome.asp (423 words)

	Former PM's - Official website of the Prime Minister of New Zealand
		His political career began when he was elected to represent Christchurch County district in the Provincial Council in 1853, and remained on the Council until abolition, except when he was in Britain..
		In February 1862 the Christchurch town council was established, and Hall was elected chairman.
		In 1906 he was called upon to be mayor of Christchurch, but he died on 25 June 1907.
	www.primeminister.govt.nz /oldpms/1879hall.html (404 words)

	11-08-99: Hollywood of the South?
		These are titles that have been vaguely bandied about for Christchurch over the years but - except for a handful of people who have taken the notion seriously - it has usually been looked upon as a romantic pie in the sky.
		But such sporadic activity does not seem to have brought any permanent film-making activity to Christchurch, despite the city's unused facilities and talent, and despite vague rumblings, a few years ago, about setting up a film studio in the Heathcote Valley.
		Christchurch Mayor Garry Moore says that attracting film production to Christchurch has always been on the list of things he would like to do as mayor.
	www.tolkien-movies.com /words/1999/11-08-99b.htm (559 words)

	Viki Buck - Women in Local Government
		I have been Mayor of Christchurch for 9 years, which entails the position of Chair of Christchurch City Council and a general leadership role in Christchurch community.
		Although when I first stood for Mayor I also became a mother for the first time and there was a lot of debate about managing both in the newspapers.
		As for improving the status of women in general in Christchurch, I think that just being aware of the needs of women is helpful as their needs are so widespread.
	www.unescap.org /huset/women/profiles/buck.html (612 words)

	Gary Moore to stand down as Chch Mayor (David Farrar) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Christchurch Mayor Gary Moore has announced he will not seek a fourth term as Mayor.
		A Mayor with energy and presence is usually accompanied by a desire to shape a city in his/her own image, which equals glory projects and higher rates.
		Frank Kitts was Labour Mayor of Wellinton and also MP for Wellington Central at the same time during the 60s.
	www.kiwiblog.co.nz /2006/09/gary_moore_to_stand_down_as_ch.html (2378 words)

	News - Dorset For You (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A new Mayor's secretary at Christchurch Borough Council is helping to promote the role of the Mayor and encourage groups and organisations to involve her in their activities.
		Christchurch Council has continued its good record on complaint handling, with the Local Government Ombudsman receiving only 15 complaints during the year 2006/07 but not having to issue any reports on the complaints.
		The Mayor of Christchurch, Cllr Josephine Spencer, was joined by Morris, a guide dog for the blind, and staff from the Council's Civic Offices to put on their dark glasses to highlight the need to protect eyes from the sun.
	www.dorsetforyou.com /index.jsp?articleid=943 (992 words)

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