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Young stars: Stoke School pupils celebrate living in the country’s top town. They are from left; Darlene, Julia, Jontee, Boh, Nepia and Travis.
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Sporting stars: Stoke/Nayland senior cricket team celebrate winning the Car Company Nelson two-day competition on Sunday. They are from front left; Darius Skeaping, Ryan Edwards (captain), Ben Gully and Duane Valentine. From back left; Peter Younghusband, Ben Homan, Alex Coles, Dylan Eginton, Todd Marwick, Nathan Todd and Mark Douglas.
Business stars: Clare Davies of Grand Mecure Monaco Resort with the HANZ trophy for best accommodation hotel in the country.
Fantastic year for Stoke! Best hotel, best sporting performances, mer Broadgreen Intermediate student, day cricket title and Nayland College best performing arts success and now, Andrew Lawson, was a finalist on the cleaned up at the Nelson Stage Chalbest town in New Zealand – it’s hard not Australian television show, X-Factor; lenge. Despite all the success, the town is buzzing about its latest acthe Stoke Rugby to agree that 2010 has belonged to Stoke. team won its colade. second straight Nelson City mayor Aldo Stoke won the Kiwi’s Choice Miccio was also quick to category at the Keep New senior rugby Zealand Beautiful competititle; the Mccongradulate the suburb, Cashin family gushing about the top town tion last Thursday night to cap off an incredible year for resumed brewwin, claiming the success ing at its famous would help the wider region, the town. Main Rd Stoke by putting it on the map. In 2010 so far, the Grand Mecure Monaco Resort won premises; Rich“This win is great news for our region. Stoke is a fine hotel of the year at the Hosard Collett and Andrew Lawson. Jeremy Brockie. place to live and this award pitality Association awards; Shannon McIlone of its favourite sons, Jeremy Brockie, roy, of the Stoke Bowling Club, repre- celebrates this special community. I’m played in the world’s biggest sporting sented the town at the Commonwealth not at all surprised Stoke attracted a swag event, the FIFA world cup; another for- Games; Stoke/Nayland defended its two of votes because it offers so much.”
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Stoke Highlights 2010 • Won best town in NZ in the Kiwi’s Choice category of the Keep NZ Beautiful awards. • Monaco Resort won best hotel in NZ. • Stoke Rugby Club won the senior title. • Former Broadgreen student Andrew Lawson to final of X-Factor Australia. • Stoke boy Jeremy Brockie played at the FIFA World Cup for the All Whites. • Nayland College won the Nelson/Marlborough Stage Challenge... again. • McCashin family begins brewing again and calls its new beer Stoke. • Investment poured into the town via Saxton Field, new tennis courts and expanding rest homes.
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Fashion Island manager Nicola Dolan wonders where the time went, but looking back at three years of business, is thrilled with how the city’s largest retail centre has established itself in Nelson. “We created something that Nelson had never seen before and I think it’s taken a while for people to discover us, but we have found our niche and are going really well.” Nicola says this past year has been a growth one for the centre with four new stores and each month improving on the last. “We’ve had growth most of this year and the last three months have had growth in the double digits which is phenomenal. Coming to Fashion Island is a lifestyle choice, it’s more than the final purchase, it’s treating yourself to a day out with your girlfriends or to a nice cup of coffee and browsing the shops. That’s why we are unique.” Fashion Island celebrates its third birthday this Saturday from 10am to 2pm with giveaways and children’s activities.
• Mountain bikers will be allowed on the Heaphy Track for the first time from next May, the New Zealand Conservation Authority announced last week. But, it may not last. The authority approved a revised Kahurangi National Park Management Plan which allows mountain biking trials on three park tracks, including the Heaphy Track during the five-month winter season. The mountain biking trials will run on the Heaphy Track between 1 May and 30 September and trials continue until the end of 2013.
NBS Nelson manager Peter Havill with “community hero” Madeline Barrow after she was presented $1000 for winning the monthly award last week. NBS are running the community hero awards to help recognise the hard working people in our community. Madeline was nominated after her extensive work with the Whakatu Maori wardens.
• The Saxton Field athletics and cricket pavilion has secured a $400,000 grant from the Lottery Community Facilities Fund, a welcome boost for the region, says Nelson MP Nick Smith. “This is tremendous news for cricket and athletics, for ratepayers, and for the building industry. This contribution also takes the pressure off Nelson and Tasman ratepayers who have invested millions in the Saxton complex and would otherwise be asked to help fund this $400,000.”
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Amalgamation hearings start today Aldo Miccio’s campaign for Nelson City Council to join forces with Tasman District will today take a massive step forward, as the Local Government Commission begins hearing submissions on the issue. It was Aldo’s successful petition to look at the governance options – which attracted more than 10,000 votes, or ten percent of the voters in each council district – that began the process by the commission to whether a union of the councils would be beneficial to ratepayers. That answer, while not likely be resolved this week, will be a lot clearer after the public hearings at various locations around Tasman and Nelson. What is clear, even before the commissioners arrived to town, is that the two councils themselves sit on very opposite sides of the
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Lions collect king-haul as coins pour in Andrew Board Ever heard of Baden? Neither had Nelson North Lion Paul Lunberg, but finding a coin from the former European country, along with various other nations, has been just one of the side benefits to the Lions latest project – Heads Up for Kids. Coins from Baden (which became a part of Germany in 1871), Sachsen (another former European country) and even coins from Napoleon’s France minted in 1813 have been handed in by Nelsonians to help the Lions national project to raise money for young New Zealanders. The campaign to collect old coins and banknotes, foreign currency and hoarded loose change has been a hit around the country. Launched in July this year, Lions have now raised more than $100,000, by asking people to dig out and donate their old coins, banknotes and any foreign currency and deliver it to Resene ColorShops and retailers throughout the country. All copper halfpennies, pennies and cents are ending up at A W Fraser’s Christchurch foundry for recycling and this week, a tonne of old currency is off to the Reserve Bank to be redeemed dollar for dollar and a
tonne of foreign currency is being shipped offshore. Any old or collectable notes or coins are being sold to coin collectors. Other rare coins and notes found around the country have included a 1752 Franc note found in Waiapu and an 1860 American dollar in Dannevirke. Other collectibles include a commemorative Rouble from the USSR 1980 Olympic Games and mint sets from a number of countries; Canada, Egypt and Tuvalu. Alan Boaden, head of currency, The Reserve Bank of New Zealand estimates there’s more than $100 million of pounds, shillings and pence, old decimal coins and banknotes sitting around in drawers or cupboards in households throughout New Zealand. Nelson clubs and collecting the final tins and hope to round up the campaign by the end of the year. Paul says he has been impressed by the finds and the amount Nelson people have donated. “In Nelson alone, we’ve hauled more than 100kg of coins to the bank and hundreds of notes. It’s been really fantastic.”
Members of the Nelson North Lions club from left; Linda Low, John Alexander, Paul Lunberg and Nelson North president Gary Low. Photo: Andrew Board.
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As Christmas approaches we’ve been flooded with phone calls about parties around Nelson which is awesome. Unfortunately we are only able to print a couple of photos from each event. However, if you want to see more you can go to our facebook page. There is a link to the page on our website, nelsonweekly.co.nz. This week we have photo’s from the Suter Art Gallery, the Central Stag’s Twenty/20 cricket game in Stoke, the Vic Brew Bar, an engagement party, Christmas shopping nights Jayne (Mouse) hosted by retailers and O’Donoghue, work do’s as well. Please Kate Alexander keep the invites coming, and Wietske Vanto get a photographer DerPol offering along call us on 548 4949. wine tasting to Or if you have photos cutomers of Nel- you would like published, son FreshChoice. email them to editorial@ nelsonweekly.co.nz.
Cindy Turipa and Amy Russ at the Vic on Friday night.
Patricia Kittson and Jacqueline Harvey at the Vic Brew Bar.
Esme and Grant Palliser at the Suter Art Gallery.
Henry Anderson, Callan Elliot and Cade Elliot at the Central Stags vs Wellington Firebirds game at Saxton Oval.
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• Four large container ships, the departure of the Pacific Wind, five large fishing vessels, the tuna vessel Cape Ferrat departed after several months refit, a tanker. The cruise ship Island Passage departed for northern shores, the Monte Stello continued her regular run, a cement ship the Westport, a big car carrier brings in cars and takes out MDF, all add up to keep the port busy during the week. • Many thanks to the responsible boaties I saw and spoke to last weekend. For some speed was an issue close to the shore. A group decided to ignore the 5 knot sign between Haulashore Island and Rocks Rd. The sign is there as a reminder that you are within 200m of shore and that your speed must be 5 knots or less. Just like on the open road speeding is an offence and you could be fined. The skipper has agreed to complete a Day Skipper’s course and learn some skills and rules. • A Safe Speed – Any vessel must proceed at a safe speed at which she can take action to avoid collision and be able to stop within a distance suitable to the prevailing conditions. These conditions include visibility, traffic density, manoeuvrability, background lights, backscatter of lights, draft in relation to the available depth of the water. If in doubt- don’t go out, Dave Duncan, Harbour Master/Marine Operations Manager.
Police urge extra care as Tahuna braces for summer influx With a dramatic population increase in Ta- beach. Swimmers would leave their valuhunanui over the summer, Constable Glyn ables unattended sitting on their towels and Cunningham will be busy keeping the sub- the opportunists would strike. “It’s a very urb safe and controlled. small percentage of people who cause this Tahunanui is a well known area within New trouble. If you give people the opportunity, Zealand during the summer so with more if stuff is lying around, they will take it.” With tensions high around Christmas time, people you get more trouble. Alcohol is again the common theme, but Glyn says domestic violence is major issue Glyn says the complete liqaround the summer holidays. So part of his job requires foluor ban on New Year’s Eve lowing up on past incidents. has seen more youth head towards the Maitai instead. Li“It’s part of our role to break the cycle before it goes on’s playground has a 24 hour through to the next generaliquor ban, while the beach tion. The sectional guys deal has a liquor ban between with the incident, and we’ll 9pm-7am. “We don’t want people boozed follow along later and see if up carrying on like idiots in we can help resolve the issues.” front of little kids,” he says. Glyn gets a lot of satisfaction The Tahunanui Beach motorout of resolving family situacamp is also helping with the Tahunanui constable alcohol problem and he says tions where they have issues. Glyn Cunningham. “they run a very good ship He has managed to help a few people out, and now they do not have dodown there.” Glyn has been in the police force for over 25 mestic violence anymore. years and arrived in Nelson in the mid 90s. “Sometime we will break that cycle, and it He then worked in Richmond before ten won’t go through to that next generation. years of rural policing in Wakefield and St Youngsters can be influenced by it and can Arnuad. He has now been at the Tahunanui then be victims or offenders and the cycle continues.” station for the past 16 months. One thing Glyn could not stress more is that Glyn says at the end of the day Nelson is people should be leaving their valuables at pretty good, but people should take care of home instead of in their car or bringing their valuables and their neighbours, and them on to the beach. Last year he caught they will have a much more enjoyable suma group of guys stealing iPods from the mer.
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St Peter’s church in Atawhai is celebrating the lead up to Christmas with readings of the Christmas story from the 20-24 December. The church has been decorated with a Christmas theme including the above nativity scene made by younger members of the church including Isabella-Rose Cotton, 8, at front left, with the Smith sisters from left Alexandra, 13, Dannielle, 8, and Michaela, 11. The readings take place from 10am to 2pm each of the five days.
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Deputy mayor aiming to be the great translator Nelson city’s deputy mayor Ali Boswijk speaks to Nelson Weekly about her new role, amongst various others, in our series your people, at work. I juggle several jobs at the moment, as well as being deputy mayor, I’m also a mum to two teenage boys and I do some communication work for my directory company, New Zealand News. The starting point of my day fluctuates but one of my sons goes rowing, so we get up at 5 o’clock on a Wednesday morning to take him rowing. Then I usually try to catch up on some emails at the beginning of the day and I do a lot of my own work. We look after a lot of international media relations for companies and various government departments so I have a lot of emails over
night from varNelson today, ious time zones. this is what So I catch up on we do and this them. is what we are During the day good at, enchanges from joy yourself day to day but while you’re lately I’ve been here but enjoy doing some it more when work locally you come back in Nelson and and have more New Zealand time’. It’s a light working with part of the job the solar inbut it’s quite Nelson City deputy mayor Ali Boswijk. dustry trying to a fun thing to get the New Zealand government to think do. about being 100 percent renewable in all of Usually the mayor is asked to do those its energy consumption by the year 2025, things but I’ll pick up the one’s that he canat the moment they have a target not attend. So that has definitely picked up to be 95 percent renewable but since I’ve become deputy mayor. During we’ve got this amazing resource the day I will also do a couple of hours of and solar is a big part of that. my own work. I’ve also been doing a lot more of- At the moment I’m looking after all the ficial things since I became deputy international media relations for the Winmayor. Recently I opened the seed ter Games in Wanaka next year. I manage and grain conference, they were distribution for that, in trying to get interin town for their national media to cover conference and the event. It’s a brilliant they wanted a event. OPEN welcome from Today I had a meeting 7 DAY the local city. It’s with Pete Rainy [chair S nice doing those of community services] Sleepers - Compost - Bark - Topsoil because you meet some amazing and Susan Coleman who is a divisional Crushed Shell - Landscape Rocks - Sand people the one good thing about manager for community services so we Fertiliser & much, much more! that is that’s a really good oppor- just had a catch up on what’s coming up, Ph: 547 4777 tunity to sell the city to people. It’s what’s happening. That took about an hour 59 Saxton Road, Stoke a good opportunity to say ‘this is and a half just to get a feel for things and Closed from 12 noon 24 December until 29 December
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Historic Nelson images brought to life thanks to Museum project This week Nelson and Waimea Weekly newspapers have begun a partnership with the Nelson Provincial Museum with its Glass Plate Negative Project. The partnership aims to bring the museum’s impressive and extensive photographic collection to the
newspaper’s readers. Each week two photos of the museum’s “glass plate” collection will run in both newspapers, reaching a massive 30,000 homes in Nelson and Tasman. The goal of the project is to expose the photographs to more people and get
some feedback on the collection. In some cases very little is known about the images published so readers will be invited to submit any information they may have to help with identification. To help support the project you can also sponsor three photos by
donating $10 to the museum. The project is one of the most extensive the museum is currently working on. It will relocate over 120,000 glass plates from its photographic collection into new industry standard drawers. As part of the process the plates will be
digitally photographed and information about each plate electronically recorded for use in the Museum’s collection database. Information on how to send information or donate will be printed on the banners above and below the photographs each week.
Do you recognise the people? The setting? The event? Can you tell us more? Please contact: history@museumnp.org.nz or phone 03 5489588
Group seated under a tree packing apples on an orchard in the Motueka area. Circa 1910. Untitled, Nel- Barnett, Mr, Nelson Provincial son Provincial Museum, Guy Collection: Guy Half 68. Museum, Davis Collection: 97. Adrian Myers, trustee of Brook Waimarama Community Gardens, shows students of Brook St Kindergarten how to water plants during the kindergarten’s second visit to the gardens. The kindergarten has its own patch at the gardens which is growing lettuce, strawberries, onions and other vegetables. They are from left; Biddy Myers, Madisyn Dysart, Sophie Burgess, Reuben Fitzgerald, Emer Ruane, Oliver Fallon, Hannah Hobbs and Paige Burgess. Photo: Andrew Board.
You can support this project with a $10 donation, to find out more visit www. nelsonmuseum.co.nz/collection or contact: 3for$10@museumnp.org.nz Nelson Weekly and Waimea Weekly are proud to support this exciting and significant project
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Nelson to Kaiteriteri
Ferry Service Launch
Travelling to Abel Tasman National Park has just got a whole lot more interesting thanks to an innovative project to ferry people across Tasman Bay from Nelson to Kaiteriteri. Abel Tasman Sea Shuttles’ new vessel, the Crusader, has been purpose-built for the journey and can take 150 people from Wakefield Quay to Kaiteriteri and from there to various stops in the Park. The catamaran is nearing completion and
is due to start service between Nelson and Kaiteriteri before Christmas. The journey is estimated to take around an hour one way and will cost $40 for a return trip say the family-owned company that has been working around the clock to get the new boat finished for the summer season. It will depart Nelson at 8.15am every morning, once in Kaiteriteri she will run two trips into Park, returning to Nelson at 4.30pm arriving 5.30pm.
A team of skilled engineers led by Keith Knapp and Paul Smith has made amazing progress to build the catamaran in such a short time frame. The construction has been a seven day affair since it was laid down. During that time only one weekend has been taken off. “We are so pleased at how smoothly the project has gone”, says Keith Knapp, co-owner of Abel Tasman Sea Shuttle. “The team of engineers we have is second to none. Their dedication
and skill has been in no small part responsible for the way this project has gone.” The impressive new look vessel has been moved out of the construction shed for the final finishing touches to be added. Andy Lowe from Imagecreators in Riwaka has been responsible for the simple yet stunning design of artwork. “With the progress to date we are still on track for launching mid December” said Paul Smith co-owner. “Such a large project can certain have
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its challenges yet the team has pulled together and overcome these.” The Crusader is the flagship of the Kaiteriteri to Totaranui and return run. She will be departing twice a day for the full length of the park. Crusader has been designed by Barnett Offshore Design, the designer behind the full Abel Tasman Sea Shuttle fleet. Sea Shuttle vessels are renowned for their stability and comfort and are ideal for crossing the Tasman Bay. All Sea Shuttle vessels incorporate innovation and technology never seen before on this coastline. From the unique alloy planked hulls to the belt driven, forward facing propellers, these give a stable and environmentally friendly ride at maximum efficiency. The smooth ride and design eliminates much of the sideway rolling and wake issues associated with other vessels crossing the Tasman Bay and operating in the park. The Nelson service is complimentary to the existing service that Abel Tasman Sea Shuttle runs.
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Nelson to Kaiteriteri
Ferry Service Launch
The BNZ Partners team Nelson are proud to support the launch of the Crusader BNZ is committed to enabling a thriving New Zealand and by supporting the team behind the Crusader, we’re proud to be supporting not only the tourist industry in Top of the South but also job creation for our local community.
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“Many visitors to the area stay in Nelson and then experience the Abel Tasman in a day. The new boat gives the opportunity for these visitors to have a choice of coach or boat to the Park,” says sales and marketing manager Mark Chapman. “We are also encouraging those people that stay in Nelson to consider spending a few days closer to the Park exploring the Abel Tasman region and all it has to offer. It opens up many opportunities for accommodation and activity providers to enhance the stay of visitors in our region.” Abel Tasman Sea Shuttle is one of the few operators to have not brought people directly from
Nelson to the park. “We have, and will continue to, support the local Abel Tasman region as this is our home” says Paul. To reinforce that commitment to the Abel Tasman Region Sea Shuttle has spent to winter felling and poisoning wilding pines in the Abel Tasman National Park. “As a founding member of the Abel Tasman Birdsong Trust we understand that the national park is a huge asset for the region”, says Greg Knapp, coowner. Greg led a team of bushmen into the park and destroyed an estimated 7500 wild pine trees. This was all done on a voluntary basis as part of Sea Shuttles commitment to the environment they work in.
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“Since people became aware of the Nelson crossing, many of them have asked why, when so many have tried and failed” says Keith. “The simple answer is that we can design and build a boat specifically for the crossing with both comfort and speed”. Abel Tasman Sea Shuttle is a family owned business that has revolutionised the way that visitors experience the Abel Tasman National Park. Our locally made, and purpose built, craft were the first to design and use the walk on/walk off hydraulic ramp and also the catamaran design. Our vessels have no steps and stairs allowing for easy access. Abel Tasman Sea Shuttle continues to set the benchmark for visitor experiences and innovation. In fact, the designs and innovations led to Abel Tasman Sea Shuttle making it to the finals of the Tourism Awards, one of only 34 companies throughout New Zealand to do so. For trip details and prices visit: www.abeltasmanseashuttles.co.nz or call 0800 732 748.
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The Top Team, Signature Homes Warriors, are from left: Heidi Tapper (peeking), Jodie Bixley, Dom Mold (partially obscured), Simon Bixley, Julie Tasker, Andrew Allan, Tania Bouterey, Steve Tasker and Matt Bouterey. They built a tower of blocks which stayed up, a comfort to their clients. Photo: Craig Goodman. Enjoy Nelson’s only scheduled boat crossing to the Abel Tasman National Park. Departing 8.15am daily enjoy the comfort of our innovative purpose built vessel Crusader for a day in the stunning Abel Tasman.
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After three keenly contested heats at Motueka, Stoke and Murchison over the past two months, the top 12 teams fought out the final of the Bowater Group Top Teams series at Upper Moutere on Sunday. The Signature Homes Warriors were the winners of the senior section after coming through the Stoke heat in October. One of the organisers, Hayden Bryant of Sport Tasman, says the event, based on the tremendously popular Top Town which screened on television during the 1980s, was very well supported by participants and spectators and may be extended to include Marlborough as a Top of the South competition next year.
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Stoke/Nayland take two-day title A resilient Stoke/Nayland side peaked at the right time as they dominated challengers Waimea Toi Toi United in the two-day cricket final, reaching a formidable total of 390/4 to claim their fourth consecutive title. It was all Car Company Stoke/Nayland from the get go, and thanks to some impressive bowling from Nathan Todd and some aggressive field placings, the match was won and lost in the first session. Nathan picked up four wickets as Sprig & Fern WTTU’s batting order
collapsed finishing their innings all out for a meager 98 runs. “The way that Toddy [Nathan Todd] bowled was just outstanding. As far as a team unit goes, that’s the best we’ve bowled in a long time. We backed it up in the field with good catches, and direct hits,” says captain Ryan Edwards. Mark Douglas top scored with an unbeaten 179 to before WTTU captain Aaron Mallinson pulled the plug at lunch on the second day to hand Stoke/Nayland a well deserved victory.
National League football coming back to Nelson Phillip Rollo National League football is on its way to Nelson for the first time since the turn of the century. But this time it will be the red and black of Canterbury United walking out of the changing rooms titled ‘home.’ On January 16, the newly named ASB Premiership is coming to town with Canterbury United hosting Team Wellington at Trafalgar Park, just down the road from Nelson United’s old stomping ground, Guppy Park. Ten years have passed since the last National League game took place in Nelson. But decades before that, Nelson boasted one of the strongest squads in New Zealand. Coached by Kevin Fallon, father of All White Rory Fallon and assistant coach of the 1982 All White world cup squad, Nelson United made their National League debut when they were promoted from the Central League for the 1977 season. Football in Nelson was on the rise. Alongside Kevin, were players ready to make their name on the global stage. Soon to be 1982 FIFA World Cup squad members Richard Wilson, Peter Simonsen and Keith Mackay lined up with fellow New Zealand internationals Kenny Cresswell, Ceri Evans, Paul Brydon and current Nelson Suburbs coach John Slotemaker, in the most impressive football line up to grace Nelson soil. But while Nelson United took out the 1977 Chatham Cup final 1-0 against Mount Wellington AFC before finishing second place as hosts to Manurewa AFC the following year, National League football was never its strong point, consistently finishing in the bottom half of the competition and battling relegation and financial difficulties. Nelson finished seventh in its first two seasons in the top division before improving just the one spot the following year. This time with a teenaged Ricki Herbert in the squad. It was a tough stint in the National League and by 1980 Nelson finished last place and were rel-
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egated, not for the first time. As the years passed so did the players and Nelson continued to jump between Central League and National League. Paul and John along with others still currently involved with football in Nelson, Steve Bignall and Lindsay Scott were in for the long haul. In 1988 despite finishing 13th, Nelson United was relegated because Guppy Park did not meet New Zealand Football criteria. But soon enough they bounced back. After the 1995 season there were major changes: Nelson United merged with Nelson Suburbs in the National Summer Soccer League. And Electric Solomon Island international Batram ‘Batman’ Suri was the new star. Batram was an icon in New Zealand football. He contributed 13 goals in the 1996 season. Nelson battled their way through the competition until the league finally folded in 1999. Nelson Suburbs moved from the Central League to the New Zealand South Island League. The Ansett National Club Championship featured on the millennium. Nelson despite finishing seventh were relegated due to financial reasons. Solomon Island import Commons Menapi won golden boot with 15 goals. And that was the last time Nelson saw National League football, until now. There are striking similarities with the Nelson United of old and the current Canterbury United side. All White Aaron Clapham will be flying the representative flag come January, while devastating Nelson Suburbs striker Gagame Feni will hope to light up the sunshine capital like Batram did and Paul Brydon’s nephew Coey Turipa, who is the second choice goal keeper, could make an appearance after showing strong form for the Canterbury youth team. Nelson may not have an ASB Premiership team, but there is no doubting the legacy the city has left on football in this country. If the spectators turn up, history could be made again.
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Mitsubishi Galant Gls WaGon 2000 This is a very rare find in that it has only done 95km and is in extremely tidy condition. It has had 1 owner and is NZ new. The condition is a real credit to its old owner. It has a peppy 2000cc engine and is 5 speed manual. It also has 2 airbags, electric windows and mirrors, roof rails and airconditioning. The cambelt has just been replaced and it has just had a new WOF.
Ford FalCon Xl ute 2004 An ideal tradesmans or handymans ute. Has seating for 3 people and also has dual fuel ( petrol & LPG ). It has a grunty 4000cc 6 cylinder engine and is automatic. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has a hardlid, airconditioning, factory CD, electric windows and mirrors, remote central locking and a towbar. Would also be ideal for towing the boat or caravan. The paintwork is also in tidy condition for its year and mileage and only has a couple of small marks here and there.
$13,480 nissan PriMera sX WaGon 2007 An ever popular wagon and great value. It is NZ new and had 1 owner. It has plenty of interior space and a large rear cargo area. The interior is in very tidy condition. It has cruise control,6 airbags, factory alloy wheels, towbar, Cd, electric windows and mirrors and remote central locking. It doesn’t have a cargo blind. The paintwork is also in tidy condition.
$8,980 Ford Mondeo WaGon 2007 How about this for great value? Ideal for those wanting more luggage space. It is NZ new and has been on a full maintenance plan from new by its 1 owner. It has a peppy 2000cc engine and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has a towbar, 4 airbags, CD, airconditioning, electric windows and mirrors, roof rails and cruise control. The paintwork is generally in tidy condition but does have some light stonechipping on the front bumper and bonnet and the odd other mark here and there but is generally in tidy condition for its year and mileage.
$10,980 MaZda 6 GlX 2006 Come join the Mazda 6 revolution. These are an extremely popular car and here is why. It has a peppy 2000cc engine and is 6 speed manual. The interior has space comparable to a Falcon or Commodore. It also has 8 airbags, electric windows and mirrors, CD, airconditioning, remote central locking. The interior is in very good order as is the paintwork.
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toyota Caldina Zt WaGon 2003 These are a very popular model and would be great for the upcoming Xmas holidays. It has a peppy 2000cc engine and is automatic with tiptronic and is 2wd. The interior is in immaculate condition. It also has electric windows and mirrors, factory alloy wheels, tinted glass, CD, 2 airbags, ABS brakes and remote central locking. It does have a very spacious interior.
$8,980 nissan MaXiMa si 2004 An ever popular model in NZ. If its interior space to fit the family then take a good look at this as it compares to any Falcon or Commodore for interior room. It has a grunty 3500cc engine and is automatic. It also has factory alloy wheels, towbar, 2 airbags, CD, airconditioning, remote locking and ABS brakes. The interior is in very tidy order apart from a couple of fray marks on the front seats. The paintwork is in tidy condition for its year and mileage
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$5,950 holden astra City 2001 This is a really tidy little car. It is NZ new, is 1800cc and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in very tidy condition. It has aftermarket alloy wheels, 2 airbags and airconditioning. The paintwork has the odd minor scratch here and there but you would say that it is in very tidy condition for its year and mileage.
$5,480 Mitsubishi lanCer GlXi 1997 This is a 2 lady owner NZ new Lancer. It has a 1600cc engine and is automatic. The interior is in very tidy condition. Would be an ideal first car for the kids or an extra car for the family. It also has 1 airbag, central locking and a stereo. The paintwork is in reasonable condition for its year and mileage but does have the odd small mark here and there.
$11,980 Mitsubishi ChallenGer V6 nZ 2002 These are great value for money for either towing or recreational 4wding. It is NZ new and is v6 automatic. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has a towbar, roof spoiler, roof rails, electric windows and mirrors, factory alloy wheels, 2 airbags and airconditioning. The paintwork is also in tidy condition for its year and mileage with only some very minor marks here and there.
$11,980 Ford Courier Xlt 2Wd 2001 Calling all tradesman or handymen as this is an ideal ute for you all. It is NZ new and seats 4 people. It has a peppy 2600cc petrol engine and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has a towbar, canopy with side opening doors, alloy wheels, central locking with an alarm, roofracks, electric windows and airconditioning. The paintwork on this ute is also in very good condition for its year and mileage. If you want to buy a good clean NZ new ute then you should have a look at this one.
$12,980 Ford FalCon bF2 WaGon 2007 Huge amount of luggage space and plenty of power for towing are just 2 of the features of this wagon. It is a 1 owner and has been on a full service program from new. It has cruise control, factory alloy wheels, electric windows and mirrors, airconditioning, towbar, ABS brakes, remote central locking and factory CD.
$4,980 Mazda Familia 323 hatch 1998 This would be ideal as a first car for the kids or would be ideal to commute to and fro to work. It has a peppy 1300cc engine and is automatic. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has aftermarket alloys, airconditioning and airbag.
$12,980 subaru Forester X20 2002 The first thing that impressed me about this car apart from its good looks was the amount of luggage space in the rear. Its got a huge amount of space behind the rear seat. This has got a peppy 2000cc engine and is automatic and AWD. It also has factory alloys, electric windows and mirrors, tinted glass, CD, 2 airbags, climate airconditioning, half leather trim and a roof spoiler. The interior is in immaculate condition.
$11,480 toyota townace dX Van 2005 This would be an ideal van for the tradesman or handyman as it has a flat floor in the rear. It’s powered by an 1800cc engine and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in tidy condition. It has airconditioning, radio and a rear fold up seat.
04 Mitsubishi Airtrek Sports Ghia, 24 Auto, Black ..........................$13,980 05 Nissan Wingroad Wagon, Body Kit, Alloys, Auto ........................$10,980 05 Nissan Tilda Hatch, 1.5 Litre, Auto, 1 in Black & 1 in Silver .........$12,980 04 Subaru Legacy Wagon, 2.0, 4WD, Auto, Alloys...........................$14,980 02 Subaru Legacy B Sport Wagon, 2000cc, Auto, Body Kit ................$9,980 00 Toyota Camry GL Wagon, 2000cc, 5 Speed, NZ New .....................$4,980 07 Toyota Camry GL, 2.4 Litre, 5 Speed, Blue Metallic, A/C .............$11,980 96 Toyota Supra Coupe, 3.0 Litre, 5 Speed, Alloys, Lowered ............$12,980 03 Toyota Corolla Spacio Hatch, 1500cc, Auto, Light Blue ...............$11,980 04 Toyota Camry Altise, NZ New, 2.4 Litre, Auto, Silver .....................$8,980 03 Toyota Ipsum 7 Seater, 2.4 Litre, Auto, Black, Alloys ..................$12,980 02 Toyota Caldina ZT Wagon, 1800cc, Alloys, Bodykit .....................$12,980 04 Toyota Corolla Allex Hatch, 1.5 Litre, Auto, Airbags, A/C.............$12,980 99 Toyota Hilux SRS, 4WD, D/Cab, Petrol, NZ New, Canopy, A/C ......$13,980 98 Toyota Hilux, 2WD, Single Cab, Petrol, NZ New, Canopy ...............$6,980
02 Toyota Townace LWB Van, 2000cc, White, 5 Speed.....................$12,980 05 Mitsubishi L300 LWB Van, NZ New, Diesel, 5 Speed, Shelving....$11,980 07 Suzuki Grand Vitara, NZ New, Auto, Red, A/C, Airbags ...............$13,980 97 Holden Commodore VT, 3.8V6, Auto, 17” Alloys, Spoiler ..............$6,980 03 Holden Vectra CD Liftback, NZ New, 2200cc, Auto, Alloys ............$9,980 00 Honda Civic, 5 Door Hatch, 1500cc, Auto, Bodykit, Alloys, Tints ...$8,750 06 Hyundai Getz, 5 Door Hatch, NZ New, Light Blue, A/C, A/B, ABS ..$6,980 95 Isuzu MU, 3.1 Turbo Diesel, Auto, Alloys, Towbar, Blue .................$5,980 05 Jeep Grand Cherokee, 4000cc, Auto, Alloys, Airbags, A/C ...........$17,980 03 Mazda Premacy, 7 Seater Wagon, 1800cc, Auto, Airbags .............$9,980 03 Mazda Premacy, 7 Seater Wagon, 2000cc, Bodykit, Alloys .........$10,980 04 Mazda Bongo Friendee, 8 Seater, 2000cc, Auto, Airbags, A/C ....$11,480 05 Mitsubishi Lancer, 1500cc, Auto, ABS, Electrics, A/C, CD ..............$9,980 01 Mitsubishi Lancer Wagon, Auto, Bodykit, 1800cc, Alloys, ABS .....$8,980 00 Toyota Lexus E300, 1 Owner, NZ New, Luxury Model ...........Only $9,980
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By Wayne Martin For those of you adoring fans that have been to see any of the meetings this season at the Tahuna Beach Holiday Park Speedway then you will know that you would have been treated to some full on action from all the different classes at the Landsdowne Rd track. Well race fans we have got some news for you and it’s all GOOD! Just when you thought it couldn’t possibly happen Nelsons number one attraction is about to step it up yet another gear. Just as the dust has settled after the Elf Supercup from the last meeting we head straight into the holiday season with a meeting especially for the whole family. The Xmas Xtravaganza on the 18th December will see not just the top class
Sidecars in action at the Tahuna Beach Holiday Park Speedway Track Photo by Photoaction racing but we will see Santa Claus who 28th and 29th of January. Also that night the first night will be wall to wall Stockcar makes a guest appearance to hand out all the Stockcars will be swapping steel and heats as we try to find the finalists for night sorts of goodies. He won’t be turning up paint as they try to take out the Stockcar two. There will be no gate price increases on his sleigh but he will be turning up by club champs. This trophy is held in high for this or any other New Zealand title this regard amongst these guys and girls so season so it will still be one of the cheapest way of a more unconventional method. After everyone would have recovered from don’t be surprised if they put it all on the forms of entertainment in town. Expect to the New Year’s celebrations it’s the turn of line for this meeting. This meeting the see some of the top drivers and cars from the Three Quarter Midgets as they contest Midgets will also be competing for their all over New Zealand for this one to. the TQ 1000. This will be a good hit club champs as well. There will something After you have been to the Stockcar Grand Prix you will probably want to go racing out for the cars and drivers as the New for everyone at this meeting. Zealand TQ Champs will be contested The 12th and 13th of January will see for yourself. Well here is your chance! Get here in Nelson later that month on the the first of our blue ribbon events. The yourself a car rip all the windows etc out New Zealand Stockcar Grand and see if have what it takes in the Classic Proud supporters Pleased to supply Crane Hire Prix will be one of the biggest Hits Derby on the 22nd January. This will meetings of the year. With be a Derby with a difference. Not only will of to Nelson Speedway already over one hundred you get to derby your car at the end of the Nelson Speedway entries to the New Zealand title meeting but part way through the meeting in Blenheim just a few nights you get to race it as well. Yes that’s right Dismantling all makes before expect to see most of two races in one night. Will you be the and models these cars turn out for this one next Craig Boote or Ian Burson in Nelson? Cars, Vans, Utes, 4WD’s as well. The qualifying night on Here is your chance to find out. Speaking
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Stockcar driver Andrew Quy (10N) makes life difficult for the driver of car 11N Photo By Photoaction of the future of our speedway, The Youth side for this one or by the time you read about it in Ministocks will be going bumper to bumper to the paper on Monday it will only be good enough to wrap fish and chips into. find out who will be their next club champions. If you are an open wheeler fan then as mentioned There will be plenty more big meetings coming before the New Zealand Three Quarter Midget up after these as well including the New Zealand Title is also up for grabs at Tahuna Beach Holiday Sidecar Championship but we will leave that for Park Speedway this season. The 28th and 29th a later edition closer to the time. We are sure that January is where this meeting is to take place. what we have coming up in the near future is The best of the best will be here for this one and enough to keep you more than satisfied until then. our local track here suits these cars to the ground. So get your backside Expect to see some pretty smart lap times from trackside and see these guys and girls as they go head to head for you at the greatest in this coveted title. Will the title stay in the South entertainment Island or will it head North? Get yourself track Nelson.
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Five of the eight members from the Nayland College junior volleyball team. Sara Reidie (captain), Kate Lovell, Jessica Young, Paula Sutton and Grace Pannett. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
IN BRIEF FooTbAll Nayland College forward Alex Ridsdale has been confirmed in the New Zealand squad for FIFA Under-17 World Cup qualifying. Alex was named in the preliminary squad in October, but has since been fighting for final selection at training camps in Auckland. The Young All Whites’ first game is against Vanuatu on January 10. If they win the Oceania Football Confederation U-17 Championship they will gain automatic qualification to the World Cup in Mexico later in the year. ToUch Nelson College for Girls has produced an outstanding result at Nationals, finishing third in New Zealand. The senior side was aiming for a top four finish and was delighted at its final placing. RUgbY The manager of the Italian Rugby team is in Nelson tomorrow, Wednesday, checking out facilities ahead of the Rugby World Cup next year. Italy is one of three teams Nelson will host for the cup and they will base themselves here for 21 nights during the Pool Phase of the Tournament. They play two matches at Trafalgar Park on 20 and 27 September 2011. FooTbAll Another stellar performance for the Nelson Suburbs teenage contingent in the Canterbury United side has seen them qualify for the National Youth League final. A Billy Scott header in the 52nd minute gave the home side a 1-nil victory over Waikato FC. Adam Smith picked up the assist after his free kick connected with Billy’s head.
Volleyballers let emotion flow Screaming and crying is not something you would associate with healthy competition. But the Nayland College Junior Girls Volleyball team say it was worth it after beating good friends Nelson College for Girls 10A at the South Island Junior Volleyball Division Two Championship. Nayland College took the final 2-1, and screamed with joy at full-time. “They started crying. We felt really bad. But the thing is we would’ve been crying if we lost. Instead it was the best feeling ever. We were ecstatic. We were screaming. I think that’s what made them cry,” says player Jessica Young. Good friends off the court, and good friends on it. But when it comes to the
actual game play, the rivalry breaks through. “We hang out with them. We pull faces at each other through the net. It’s healthy competition,” she says. Captain Sara Reidie was a stand out throughout the tournament and says the girls enjoyed the win. “Amazing. Bloody awesome.” But all the girls credit the result as a big team effort, and to the chocolate milk they drunk after each game. “We would come back and drink like two or three cups of it. I think it was the secret ingredient,” says Jessica. The Nayland College 9A Boys team finished sixth place in Division One and were the highest placed year nine team in the boy’s grade.
Thomas Zohrab, 10, of Nelson, hits the ball in the final of the boys 10’s grade at the Nelson Junior Closed tennis tournament in Richmond on Sunday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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