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Busy bank empty, needs help Despite an improving economy, it’s still tough going for some locals with more people reaching out for help, according to local agencies which are being “inundated”. Last week a Bishopdale woman, who is living on less than $20 per week, was given a food bag with rotten fruit and other goods that were weeks past the used by date. Mike Gibson, coordinator of a local food bank, says in just three weeks in January, more than 100 parcels were given out and last week alone saw more than 26 recipients. “It’s getting quite usual to see that.” He says that while demand for the parcels is increasing, donations seem to be going the other way and that may be to blame for the off food. “People aren’t donating to the extent that they used to, times are hard. People put quite a few items in a bag and it looks pretty big, but when

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it comes into the food bank and we put it on the shelf, it’s not much in the scheme of things.” He says the more support from the community the better. The Bishopdale woman, who is on an invalid’s benefit, would only go by her initials JC for this article. She says that after her rent and other bills are paid, she is left with exactly $18.81 to feed, clothe and look after herself. “I don’t have money for food. By the time I pay my rent, my insurance and other bills that is all I am left with. “I usually ring my son up, but I don’t like to do that all the time. He’s got his own bills to pay. He shouldn’t’ have to look after me. It’s horrible.”

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Opera in the Park musical director Pete Rainey is hoping for feedback from this year’s event which is this Saturday night at Trafalgar Park. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Where to for Opera in the Park? Saturday night’s Opera in the Park will be the 15th time it’s held and musical director Pete Rainey is hoping for some feedback from event-goers as to how it should look in the future. The popular event attracted close to 7000 people to Trafalgar Park in 2013, and with this year’s show headlined by Pene Pati, one of the stars of opera trio Sol 3 Mio, it is expected to draw similar numbers again.

spice up the line-up with even more renowned acts. However, that would result in more expensive ticket prices. “It’s always been an eclectic mix of classical music and contempory music, but which way should we go? If we up the budget and put the ticket price up a bit to get a significant range of acts, would people actually respond?” Pete says. To purchase tickets, and for more information, visit www. nelsonfestivals.co.nz

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While the venue has changed over the 15 years, with shows in Tahunanui and at Saxton Field, the artist budget has generally remained the same, keeping tickets at a reasonably cheap price – this year it will be $15 for an adult and $5 for a child, although booking fees do apply. So Pete is hoping that at the end of this year’s show people will let him know, via his email, pete.rainey@ ncc.govt.nz, if it’s time to perhaps

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Last week she says she went hungry for two days before approaching Work and Income and other agencies for help. She was declined a food grant from WINZ and was left feeling demoralised after a local charity gave her a food parcel containing goods passed their best before date and “rotten fruit.” “I felt sick. I felt really, really, really sick. I felt bad having to ask. But I had no money, it was terrible. You go somewhere for help and what do you get?” Rosalie Grant, a budget advisor from

Nelson Budget Service, says people seeking food parcels is common. “More and more people are asking for help. They only ask if they have used up all other options.” She says Nelson Budget Service is constantly under pressure. “We’re seeing more clients than we are funded for. We are underresourced and there are a large number of people asking for help.” She says not all people who are seeking help are in the same predicament and they come from different backgrounds. “Everybody is different, everybody’s situation is different. Most of our

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clients are not in the position because they want to be, they are not in that position because they have chosen to be. “Sometimes it’s just bad luck, they’ve lost a job or had a baby that they weren’t expecting. Sometimes people are working 40 hours and have a family to feed and it’s just not enough.” She says that although they are working at capacity, it’s not all bad news with work seeming to pick up. “And there are a lot of agencies out there to help people, they just need to know where they are and have the wherewithal to seek it out.”

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An electronic “white board” has been designed for Nelson Hospital’s emergency department, the first of its kind in the country. Traditional white boards were once the centre piece of the emergency department but the new computer programme – called “ED at a Glance” – allows staff to see lists of patients, their symptoms and other relevant information on all ED computers as well as a large screen. Nelson Hospital emergency department clinical director Tom Morton says the new system means better efficiency for his staff. “Time is essential in ED, we need to know who is coming through, who’s looking after them, what’s happening to them, any test results, and where they are in their patient journey. “Previously this information was in patient files, written on the physical white board or ED staff had to log in to different systems to find out. ED staff can now see when radiology and laboratory results come through without having to keep checking in.” The new system is a truly Nelson innovation. After looking and being unable to find a system that would bring all the

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Bank gives Suburban Club thumbs up

Tahunanui’s Suburban Club has survived a financial scare that threatened to bring it to its knees. The club’s manager, Rob Finlayson, says the board of the club met with its bank last week and was told it was happy with the progress the club has made since its financial position was made public in August last year. “They are pleased with the management of

the club’s finances and the measdigging into their pockets for a ures that have been put in place $100 donation to help it pay off debts, including to the Inland Revsince September,” he wrote in a report to club members. enue Department for unpaid tax. “With the auditors recommendaHundreds of members did so and that helped the club out of the situtions being put into practice, the bank are satisfied and happy to ation they were in. Ross StrawSuburban Club chairman, Ross continue supporting the club as a bridge. going concern.” Strawbridge, says the board has The club asked its members to consider worked hard to bring down costs since Au-

gust when it was discovered that the club wasn’t running profitably and there has been a major turnaround since then. “I won’t give you the numbers but it’s been a massive turn around. There’s been a substantial improvement in the financial performance of the club.” He says the club hasn’t been busier than it was before, “it’s just had much better management.”

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Massive crowd means motor show will be back The first ever Nelson Motor Show offered more than just cars, with gyrocopters, trucks, motorcycles and – well, most things with motors, sprinkled out through the Tahunanui Holiday Park. Run by Steve Steele and Rik Thompson, who were both previous committee members of the Nelson Car Show, the Motor Show was certainly popular for petrol heads, with an estimated 6000 people coming through and checking out the displays over the two days, according to Steve. The event was promoted by Nelson Weekly and kicked off with a super cruise that featured a trail of 207 vehicles on the Friday night, with 317 vehicles going on display at the Saturday show and then

429 on display at the Sunday show. Trade displays, showing “how things work”, and a market with clothing and food stalls were also included this year. Steve says the event will be an annual one, and will again be held at the Tahunanui Holiday Park, which allowed the show to work as a “little town”. “We filled the grounds and nearly ran out of room but we might change the way we do things a wee bit,” he says. There were 34 trophies up for grabs, including awards for nearly every brand of car, with people’s choice going to Nick Appleman’s 1957 Bohemoth. Christchurch man Doug Smith’s 2007 Ford Mustang GT, with its bonnet painted with the American flag, was awarded as the judge’s best.

The property market is bracing for a big 2014, with annual sales expected to reach 2000 for the first time since the global financial crisis and as the squeeze on quality sections tightens. Barry Rowe of Duke & Cooke, says the market is set for a growth phase which may be bad news for people wanting to buy their first home, as a lack of quality land means it will most likely force up the price of the existing homes in the region. In 2013 there were 1852 sales in Nelson and Tasman, up on the previous year and

Brightwater and even Motueka. Barry says as more people move to the region the lack of land means “Motueka has what Nelson doesn’t, the price of houses will go up. level land that can be developed so we’re seeing big growth out there. “If we have demand from people coming into the area and they can’t Section prices are a bit lower and find what they’re looking for or are the commute is 45 minutes or so unable to build, then it’s inevitable and that’s not a big deal for people that it will push up the price of the Barry Rowe moving from bigger cities that are used to a bigger commute.” existing housing.” He says as Nelson gets more and more Land in Nelson has been freed up for restricted in growth by its surrounding development by Nelson City Council in hills more people are looking towards places like Marsden Valley, Todd’s Valley Tasman, especially in areas like Mapua, and parts of the Maitai Valley, but Barry

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says sections in the “key” $180,000$220,000 price range on flat land are tough to find in Nelson. “The councils are doing their best to say where they want growth to occur and have done various studies to see where the grow should go. Todd’s Valley, a bit of the Maitai and Marsden Valley and those areas are starting to grow but the harder hill side stuff is what’s left.” The previous year more than 2000 sales were recorded was 2006. The median house price in Nelson during December last year was $363,500.

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NZ’s best flowers on show in Stoke Nelson

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Some of the country’s top flowers were on show in Stoke over the weekend for the South Island National Dahlia Show. Growers from around the country attended the event, with the champion dahlia going to Invercargill’s Walter Jack. Nelson Horticulture Society treasurer Nelson City Council is investigating a spike of Margaret Hart, says it’s the first time complaints about “bad tasting water”. the club has hosted the event in alFifteen complaints have been made to the most 40 years. “It was a fantastic opcouncil already this year about the quality of portunity for our club to host it and water in the city’s supply, that’s up significantly we had a fabulous weekend and everyfrom the three to four a month usually experithing went off without a hitch.” enced at this time of year. The top locals were Arch Cererar, Angela Middlebrook lives with her two year old Joan Heaphy and Mark Papps, who all child and says she only allows him to drink the made the “top table”. water after boiling it first. “The water quality in We have bought and sold many properties in Nelson and other regions, “They just did really, really well. They Nelson is atrocious. I especially noticed a huge andcheck Pamela have toathave been the best RealShow Estateatagent have did our club proud to be honest, it was Neil and Denise McQuarrie outwould the flowers the National Dahila the wedeterioration coming from the Tasman supply.” had the pleasure of working with.” awesome.” Stoke Memorial Hall on Saturday. Photo: Andrew Board. In January there were 11 complaints and alJackie & Ross ready there have been four in February. The council says there can be a number of reasons for the taste of water to seem different, but aren’t always identifiable. “Some of the taste complaints received by the council have been "We have bought and sold many properties in Nelson and other * tracked down to problems within private propregions, and Pamela would have to have been the best Real erties,” says Angela Ricker of NCC. Estate agent we have had the pleasure of working with.” Nelson’s water supply is drawn from three Jackie & Ross sources, the south branch of the Maitai River, the Maitai Dam and the Roding River, before Pamela Blackwood it’s mixed at the treatment plant. The council Mob: 021 124 5661 | Bus: 548 0200 (24hrs) PH 548 0200 says persistent problems will be investigated. Licensed Real Estate Agent REAA2008 MREINZ

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Rachel Warne, Milissa Webb and Elena Hill enjoying the Brightwater Wine and Food Festival on Sunday afternoon. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Massive turn out for wine and food fest They came to taste whitebait fritters, drink local wines, dance in the sun – and they came in their droves. A crowd, estimated to be between 3500 and 4000 strong, attended the returning Brightwater Wine and Food Festival at Middle-Earth Vineyards. With ticket prices reflecting a “back to basics” approach, organisers from the Richmond Rotary Club were thrilled to say that Sunday’s record crowd means

the festival is back for good and will return as an annual event. “We wanted to go back to basics with some really good food, really good wine, really good beer and it’s really worked,” says Rotary chairman Peter Glue. “The crowd was so well behaved. Everyone was up dancing and loving it. We’ve proven that this will now be an annual event.” The feedback from people at the festival was also very

positive. Janet Hardcastle of Hope, who had been before, enjoyed socializing with friends and the music, which was performed by local acts. Heather Gibbs of Brightwater, says going back to basics was a good approach, and she was enjoying the whitebait fritters which proved a hit with plenty of others as well. Hillary Carpenter, who lives in Richmond and biked out, hadn’t been before and says

she was really pleased she did this year. “I’ve spent a bit of time in Australia and been to these things but to me this is just superb. I’ve had two whitebait fritters already and the wine is just gorgeous.” Money raised from the festival will go towards the Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter and to groups in the Brightwater community such as the volunteer fire brigade, Wanderers Rugby Club and others.

too much, how can I make them cheaper? A: Supermarkets have a big range of ‘lunchbox snacks’ that are convenient but expensive and often quite unhealthy. Kids don’t need themhere are some lunchbox tips that won’t break the bank: Sandwiches are a tried a true lunchbox favourite; try getting the kids to make their own. Make and freeze some muffins in the weekend - pop a frozen muffin in their lunchbox for a fresh and tasty snack. Cut some raw vegies like carrot or cucumber into batons or try a handful of cherry tomatoes. Fruit is a healthy lunchbox favourite - buy fruit that is in season to get the best deal. Some snack foods can be bought in bulk adding a handful to the lunchbox - this cuts costs and packaging waste. Leftovers can also be a good lunch option. If time and fussiness are issues, get the kids to pack their own lunches. They will enjoy choosing their foods from the options you give them. For more money saving tips or for budget advice, phone us or find us at 29 Selwyn Place. Our service is free and confidential.

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Cottage upgraded for mothers of sick babies A $17,000 renovation of a hospital cottage means mothers with new born babies in special care will have a much more comfortable stay. The upgrade was a joint effort between several local Lion clubs, South Pine and the district health board, and was officially blessed and opened last Thursday. The idea for project started when a DHB staff member emailed a Lions club member to tell them about the Special Baby Care Unit Cottage and its need of a tidy up. The bulk of the money came from the 30th annual charity golf tournament run by South Pine and the Nelson Host Lions Club last November. Almost $10,000 raised from that event alone went to the

total cost of the renovation. General manager of South Pine, Peter Crighton, says his company has enjoyed the 30 year association with Lions and is proud to have “the cottage” as the beneficiary this year. The work at the cottage was an internal makeover to provide improved heating, lighting and out of date appliances, needed for residents who use the cottage on an irregular basis. Maureen Higgs, charge nurse manager for the unit, says she was "delighted" with the upgrade. Other Lions and Lioness Clubs in the Nelson region contributed to the upgrade including Golden Bay, Motueka, Richmond and four clubs in Nelson city.

Jud Hadfield of South Pine, John Rodgerson of the Nelson Host Lions, charge nurse manager for the special care baby unit Maureen Higgs and Haven Lioness Club member Mandy Currie. Photo: Andrew Board.

$10m centre opened at retirement village Summerset opened a $10 million centre at its Nelson village last week, a significant step for the retirement village operator’s first site in the Nelson/Marlborough region. Summerset CEO Norah Barlow opened the building, with Nelson MP and Housing Minister Nick Smith and Nelson mayor Rachel Reese in attendance on Wednesday. Norah says the village represents a significant investment in Nelson’s community.

“During the nine-month-long construction of this village, some 80 people have been on site each month, and we’ve hired more permanent staff for the Village Centre such as registered nurses, diversional therapists, housekeepers, cooks and caregivers.” Development at the $80 million village started in 2011, after Summerset bought the former Gracefield Resort. The completed village will provide homes for an estimated 350 people.

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One crew of Nelson firefighters is already helping to battle the most dangerous bushfire threat in Australia since the Black Saturday inferno that raged across Victoria in February 2009 and a second crew is on its way, leaving Nelson to join the ANZAC fire fighting force this week. Colin Eggers and his team of Peter Henderson, Rex Mitchell, Daniel Pearless and Bruce Hampton arrived in Victoria on February 3, when they joined a contingent of 42 New Zealand fire fighters based at Orbost, about four hours drive north of Melbourne. The Waimea Rural Fire Authority volunteers are helping combat a series of bushfires that have burned across 333,000 hectares of Victoria and Colin says it’s been “hard yakka” battling the fires, heat, smoke and steep terrain. “These fires are so huge they’re unbelievable. The destruction is so widespread it looks like an atomic bomb has gone off. “We’ve been putting in containment lines around the Cann River and Bonang Highway. It’s been hard yakka because it’s been so hot and smoky and we are working with hand tools on steep country. Last Sunday the temperature was around 45 degrees and the smoke is thick, it’s like being in Nelson on a really foggy winter’s morning. The boys have been doing the hard yards.” Colin says conditions last Sunday were “so scary” they weren’t allowed to go into the bush to fight fires. Instead they were

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Volunteer rural fire fighters, from left, Lee Beloe, Steve Packer, Graham Staples, Nathan Palmer and Dean Hewitt left Nelson on Monday to help fight the bushfires in Australia. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. placed on asset protection looking out for spot fires that threatened homes in Orbost. “The wind was getting up to 90 kilometres an hour and spot fires from the main fire line were travelling more than 10 kilometres through the air. The main fire came within 10 kilometres of Orbost which was really scary.” Although it’s hot and potentially dangerous work, Colin says the team are happy to help out. “All the guys except one have been over here fighting fires before and we’re happy to be back giving them a hand. The Australians really appreciate our help too. “People come up to us and want to shake our hands and thank us.

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Old papers found hidden in antique When Maria Martin bought an antique cabinet at auction in England, it wasn’t because she had an inkling that there might be a secret compartment hidden up the top – but that’s what she ended up buying. It was only when a customer at the Richmond Antique and Curios store noticed the sun had slightly warped the plywood, uncovering family documents dating all the way back to the 1700s, that Maria knew she had struck something significant. “There were two customers looking at it who said they had found some photos in there, and I thought ‘where?’ because it was all taped up shut,” says Maria, the owner of the antique store. “They just lifted it up and I didn’t even think there was anything inside it like a secret compartment.” While it may not have been gold or jewels, which would be typical items hidden away in a compartment like this, Maria says the documents, which include photos, the will of Samuel David, land deeds, undertaker receipts, death notices, a pair of sunglasses, and art work, would be hugely valuable to the family. “It was obviously something they

wanted to keep or to hide, to make a secret compartment for that book case. But it’s all neat family history.” The family name in all of the documents was David, and Maria believes it may have been a Jewish family which had come to England as refugees from France and had tried to hide the fact they were Jewish. “We think maybe the French Revolution.” The documents have plenty of dates inscribed, including Samuel’s marriage in 1813. The land deeds have occupations such as an artist, while it is also noted that the Davids were a family of silk weavers. “If you were from this family, you’d just be over the moon finding all this research.” Family Search has already been through and taken photos of all the documents, so they will be preserved forever. The actual documents are likely to be sold as a package at the antique store, although Maria didn’t believe they would attract a significant figure as the family was living in England, where historic family documents weren’t uncommon – had they been a New Zealand family that might have been another story.

Maria Martin of Richmond Antiques and Curios looks in the secret compartment found in an antique cabinet. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Mainly Music's Stoke group celebrated its first birthday last week, enjoying its usual musicbased activities and a special birthday cake for the group's children, parents and helpers. Mainly Music is an international movement started in 1990 that provides fun, musicbased activities for parents or

care givers together with their pre-school aged children. The Stoke group started in the Stoke Primary School Hall one year ago after moving from the Richmond Baptist Church and one of the organisers Wendy Milson, pictured with cake, says their numbers have been growing. “We have 20 children

on our roster and usually get about 10 or 12 coming in each week. I also run a group in Wakefield and there's another seven groups around Nelson so it's very popular.” The group meets every Thursday at 9.30am for a 30 minute session and Wendy says everyone is welcome to attend.

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Businesses team up for Relay for Life Two Nelson businesses have teamed up for next month’s Relay for Life, and are offering participants and event-goers the opportunity to create their own sterling silver ribbon pendant. Glen James Jeweller and A1 Homes Tasman will be entering the event on March 1 as “Team Design” and have put their own personal touch on the fundraising efforts. There, they will have a tent where people can purchase and create their own ribbon pendant in memory of loved ones who fought cancer and to honour the journey of cancer survivors. “They’re all made out of sterling silver and it’s the only time we’re going to do it, it’s just at the event. The idea is for them to make them so there’s a personal

attachment,” says Glen James. “If you’ve made it yourself or had something to do with it, then it’s a lot more personal.” Glen will guide people, step by step, to make their own personalised ribbon which will cost $35, with the option of a $15 sterling silver chain. $10 from each of the pendants will be donated to the Nelson Cancer Society, with the rest money just covering costs. “It’s always been a good cause to be a part of and if we can help in any way then we will,” says Shane Mickell of A1 Homes, who is also shaving his head on the day. To pre-order a ribbon pendant, email info@glenjames.co.nz. The Relay for Life will be held at Saxton Field on March 1.

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Glen James from Glen James Jeweller and Shane Mickell of A1 Homes Tasman hold up two of the sterling silver ribbon pendants they will be selling at the Relay for Life. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Phone app brings history alive Nelson’s history has been brought back to life thanks to a new phone application designed by three Nelson men. The heARt app attracted $45,000 of funding from New Zealand On Air and was launched at the Nelson Provincial Museum on Valentine’s Day. It allows users of smartphones or tablets to download the app for free and then visit 13 historic locations around Nelson. When at one of the designated sites, users can hold their phone up to the building and it will be replaced on the phone by what was there more than a century ago. HeARt stands for “Heritage Augmented Reality Tours” and the app uses three-dimensional scene recognition technology to post historical images and content about the sites. “We wanted to show people what Nelson has lost,” said project leader David Brydon. “And this is just the start, we’ll be adding another 12 locations to the app pretty soon.” The heARt project team includes David, lead designer Paul Devine and chief programmer Patrick Stobbe. David and Patrick are both studying information technology at Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology and Paul is a staff member at NMIT. David says the app could be used in other cities around New Zealand but would need to be paid for. “Nelson is lucky with this because we were able to get the funding through

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Student David Brydon with his smart phone application that allows users to see exactly where historic buildings once were in Nelson. Photo: Andrew Board. New Zealand On Air’s Digital Media Fund, so it’s free for Nelson.” The team completed the planning stages of the app last year but only started developing it in early January. David says it’s been a pretty wild ride since. “We all worked really hard to finish it, even organising the launch event was really full on.” The Nelson Provincial Museum is a partner in the project and has supplied the photographs and The Prow website has provided the historical information. David says it’s been tight to get the app completed in time before his studies re-

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holden CoMModore CAlAis 2001 An oldy but still a goody. This has been in the same Nelson family from new. This is the luxury model of the Commodore range. Powered by a grunty 3.8 litre V6 and is auto. The interior is in very tidy condition and has full grey leather. It also has 4 airbags, ABS brakes, traction control, cruise control, 10 disc CD, electric windows and mirrors, remote locking with 2 keys, factory alloys, and a towbar.

toyotA yAris hAtCh, Auto 2008 This Toyota Yaris is the 5 door hatch, powered by a peppy chain driven (so NO cambelt) 1500cc motor, automatic and has ony done 26,000kms. The interior is very spacious and in immaculate condition. It also has ABS brakes, 6 airbags, CD, airconditioning, remote locking, electric windows and mirrors and factory alloys. The paintwork is also in very tidy condition for its year and mileage.

$13,980 toyotA CorollA Gl hAtCh 2007 The Toyota Corolla legacy just keeps rolling on here in NZ and would be the most popular small hatch to be sold in this country. It’s powered by a 1.8 litre chain driven motor (so NO cambelt) and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has ABS brakes, airbags, CD, electric front windows and mirrors and remote locking.

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Mitsubishi outlAnder ls 2009 This model Mitsubishi Outlander LS is the most popular SUV that we have EVER sold. It’s NZ new and had 1 owner. Powered by a 2.4 litre motor and is automatic with tiptronic option. It can be driven in 2WD, Auto 4WD or 4WD depending on the conditions. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has 8 airbags, ABS brakes, CD, electric windows and mirrors, keyless entry and start, cruise control, air conditioning, factory alloys, roof rails, towbar and tinted glass.

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holden bArinA hAtChbACK 2008 If you are looking for economy without having to forgo interior space and comfort, then this could be for you. It’s NZ New and had 1 owner. It’s powered by a peppy 1600cc motor and is automatic. The interior is both roomy and in immaculate condition. It also has ABS brakes, airbags, CD, air conditioning, remote locking, factory alloys and roof spoiler.

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Mitsubishi Colt sport Auto 2007 NZ new and had 1 owner. Its powered by a nippy 1500cc motor and is automatic. The interior is also in very tidy condition. It also has ABS brakes, airbags, CD, air conditioning, tinted glass, factory alloys, electric windows and mirrors and remote locking. The paintwork is also in very tidy condition for its year and mileage.

Ford FAlCon eF2 FuturA 1995 If you are after a good old original Falcon thats been well looked after, then this is for you. We have just traded it and its just had a new WOF. It’s powered by the tried and trusted 4.0 litre 6 cylinder and is auto.The interior is in tidy condition. It also has 2 airbags, CD, after market alloys and a boot spoiler.

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This week I’d like to send out a general warning to be wary of people offering to do painting or driveway maintenance. In the last week we have received reports of what appear to be unscrupulous operators preying on older homeowners in the Nelson Bays area. One couple had a painter do a very poor job on their roof, and at the same time several thousand dollars in cash disappeared from their house. Another person has reported having someone offer to seal their driveway for a price well below the going rate. You know the old adage, if it seems too good to be true it probably is. My advice is to be very wary of anyone turning up on the door step and offering services. These people are often well versed at putting pressure on people to get them to agree on the spot to have work done. If you do experience this sort of approach and you feel uncomfortable, please calltopolice immediately. Brought you by

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Ford FAlCon Xt 2011 There are still a good core group of people who need the grunt and interior room and comfort of these Ford Falcon’s. Ideal for towing that big boat or caravan without being lumbered with a 4WD for the rest of the year. This one has had 1 owner from new and is in very tidy condition. The back seat and boot don’t look like they have ever had anything in or on them. It has ABS brakes, cruise control, 4 airbags, factory alloys, towbar, CD, remote locking and climate air conditioning.

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$13,980 Mitsubishi outlAnder ls Awd 2006 Buying an SUV with AWD for under $15000 isn’t always easy, but here we have one. It’s NZ new and had 1 owner. It’s powered by a 2.4 litre chain driven motor (So NO cambelt) and is automatic with tiptronic option. The interior is quite spacious and in tidy condition. It also has airbags, ABS brakes, CD, remote locking, electric windows and mirrors, roof rails and tinted glass.

$15,980 KiA sorento Awd 2005 Are you in the market for a great AWD wagon for towing or for getting out to the back blocks in the weekend? Well this might just do the trick. It’s NZ new and had 1 owner. It’s powered by a grunty 2.5 litre turbo diesel and is auto. The interior is in tidy condition and has seating for 5 passengers. It also has 6 airbags, remote locking, electric windows and mirrors, CD, air conditioning, factory alloys, roofrack and a towbar.

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2010 Kia sportage - 2 Litre, Auto, White - $19,980

$14,980 Ford Courier FlAtdeCK 2002 Not often we get a Courier XLT extra cab 4wd flatdeck to sell. This one is NZ new and had 2 owners. It’s powered by a 2.5 litre turbo diesel and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has factory alloys, running boards, alloy 3 side drop flat deck with a wooden floor, alloy bullbar and a towbar.

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Open plan classrooms: Yes, open plan teaching has been around for a long time. I have relieved in open plan teaching classes many times. Education is not static and continues to change with old ideas repackaged under new names. Richard Oakly (via nelsonweekly.co.nz). How does this differ from the open plan approach in the 70's and 80's - I recall doing a teaching practice in such a set up in Brighton in Christchurch in 1982 - it was fun - we had 3 teachers and about 80-90 children, another school I taught at in the late 80's and early 90's we had a similar set up - three teachers standard 2 - form 2 in those days 3.5 teachers. Silvermoon (via nelsonweekly.co.nz).

Your story is about forty plus years behind the times when he writes about the new plan to have what forty years ago was called Open Plan or Variable Space classrooms introduced as "Tomorrows Schools Today" by the late and unlamented David Lange. My late wife Janet was one of the first teachers to be trained in the proposed use of this system and started the scheme at the Bayview Primary School on Auckland's North Shore. Eighty plus children and a team of teachers all in one room. The teachers hated it and the kids had a mischief ball. It didn't last long and it is interesting to see the idea rejuvenated. Janet quit that school in 1982 and we moved to Nelson where she taught at

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Hira when the school there had only two rooms and only a small handful of pupils. Wilf Tunney. Brightwater Wine and Food Fest: It was a great day. There was way more people there than 2 years ago! Rachael Fifita. Bloody great day..... Greg N Debbie Harvie. Yip awesome time had by all. Cushla Moir. Beautiful weather. Great food and drink. Awesome entertainment and a relaxing time enjoyed with friends. Deidre Rowe. Hubby and I biked out to the wine and food festival today (Sunday) and it was great. The bike home was just as much fun as the festival with everyone a wee bit merry and chatting to each other on the track. I hope they'll do it again next year. (Via text).

all the ones I buy. They advertise this as a good thing and how you should support them because of it. Don't support Ozzie products, buy kiwi. Moray Cooke Just take your money out of Australian owned banks? Amanda Dykzeul. Yes it's the Chinese product that we need to worry about not Aussie or kiwi. Bronwen Rangi. Never mind the us and them debate it's more about simply buying more local produce support the local Nelson farms and workers and cut down on the transportation of goods across our lovely land. Francesca McGuigan.

Aussie supermarkets dump kiwi food: Ozzies have taken cheap pot shots at us kiwis for yonks, you soon learn to tolerate it, they aren't about to change. This whole food buzz though, I dunno, if it's a boycott then yeah, I'm there. Sharon May Patterson.

You kiwis are again hanging on your small minds. It is the Coles and woolworths of this world that are the ones that you want to get angry with not the Aussies. Because the kiwi dollar is high they are doing for pure profit. Well the dollar was low the supermarket chains made more money. Contrary to what you believe Aussies are in love with your produce so I don't think it is fair that you boycott businesses that have something to do with Australia when it is not their fault. The government needs to sort out the two big supermarket giants. Rose-Marie Boyd.

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Save the date! Because the Nelson Wedding held in the NMIT N Block, with a multi room Show is just around the corner. approach, including an indoor outdoor atmosThe Nelson Wedding Show is back and is set to phere. Blushing brides and grooms will be tickbe better than ever. An amazing new venue has led pink by the huge variety on offer and you’ll been secured for the biggest wedding show of be able to spend the day beneath marquees, the year. It can now be confirmed that the Nel- browsing the vendors, perusing your options son Wedding Show will be in a relaxed environment. held at a brand new venue, Whether you are a bride to at the Nelson Marlborough be who has just started planning the perfect wedding, Institute of Technology. or you are well on your way If you are planning the wedto the finishing touches, the ding of the year (or century) Nelson Wedding Show is for then you need to be at the you. With interactive fashNelson Wedding Show. With ion shows, demos, great stalls wedding ideas galore, cream and a completely new venue, of the crop of specialist wedyou will be spoilt for choice. ding providers and plenty of Bring along your bridesinspiration, you’ll find your something old, new, bor- Owner/Manager/Sales Shar- maids, mother of the bride rowed and blue, all under ron Page Moreton and Sales and husband or wife to be, because there is something one roof, for one day only. Casey Stevenson. for everyone in your wedding This year’s show is full of fresh ideas, exciting new vendors and experts party. There will be plenty for the guys to look that are passionate about helping you achieve at too so why not bring along the best man? the wedding day of your dreams. From photog- There is a dream wedding package prize to raphers, venues, caterers, florists, dressmakers be won by one very lucky bride and plenty of and more, they are the experts who know all of spot prizes. Each bride will receive a goody bag the trade secrets when it comes to pulling off upon entry. Save the date, Sunday 25th May 2014 from your perfect day. Having the Wedding Show at a fresh, new 10am to 3pm. Entry $10. venue is extremely exciting. The event will be Business Update. Adv.

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Ford have raised the bar again on the Ford F-150 SVT Raptor. Carrying over the vital components that make up the perfect recipe, the 2013 Raptor gains HID (high-intensity discharge) headlamps for improved visibility and SYNC with MyFord Touch for added connectivity. 6.2L V8 producing 411hp and 434lb.-ft and achieves 11mpg city, 16mpg highway (4x2 - this is a 4x4). You will not be missed on the road. $

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This award winning best selling car in the world, is a one owner mint example European model sold and serviced from new by us, travelled just 1900km, features include six speed tiptronic auto, five star ancap, climate air con, sat nav and reverse camera multi airbags, plus a host of safety features. $

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All-New Ford Focus Trend

Representing the next level of Ford Kinetic Design, this is a car that makes its presence known. Whichever way you look at it, the All-New Focus is impossible to ignore.The dynamic personality of the All-New Focus continues inside. The driver-oriented cockpit wraps around you, so you’ll feel completely at one with the car, with the latest technology and features at your fingertips.

2011 Ford Ranger 3.0Td 4x2 Double Cab

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Kuga Diesel Trend

This seven seater full leather interior SUV, complete with V6 Common rail diesel engine, 6 speed automatic transmission with Sequential Sports Shift. Functional and flexible, the smart territory adapts to your lifestyle, offering you the dynamic driving experience you won’t forget. Features include sat nav DVD player reverse camera plus much more

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2009 Ford Mondeo Auto European spec Sedan

This spacious vehicle has many features including multi airbags, ABS and ESB, immobiliser key with remote locking, and reversing camera. Duraseal Ceramic Treatment.

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Check this out NZ New Commodore Equipe 3.6l V6 , A lovely example with full leather interior just 85000km, features include multi airbags, alloy wheels ABS brakes remote central locking, tow bar cruise control plus much more, come and view today.

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2013 Ford Mondeo Hatch Ecoboost

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If you are after thrilling performance, impressive technology and the utmost comfort - this is the vehicle for you. Some of the features include Self Park, sunroof, full leather, Reverse camera, and many more.

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2008 Ford Focus Hatch Auto

This NZ New European designed car of the year has features such as tiptronic auto, air conditioning, remote locking, full electrics and ABS Brakes. Ford Dealer Principal Car.

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All-New Ford Transit Custom

International Van of the Year 2013 The All-New Transit Custom is the new addition to the Transit range. Setting the benchmark for efficiency and loadspace with its Best-In-Class fuel economy & emissions, thanks largely to fuel-saving ECOnetic technologies like Auto Start-Stop and Smart Regenerative Charging. Like all Ford Transits, the All-New Transit Custom has durability in its DNA. A relentless testing programme ensures that it’s a vehicle that lasts.

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2013 Ford Kuga Titanium Diesel Current Model

Just traded into a new one, this is the latest model top of the line Ford Kuga, many features including Multi airbags, ABS, Self Park, Panoramic Sunroof, Tow bar, Reverse Camera and sensors, only done 10000 kms.

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2013 Ford Focus Sport Latest Model

This is the very latest Focus Sport. These cars are truly unbelievable in every aspect, from their Driving Dynamics, their high tech features which includes GPS Sat Navigation, Voice Activation & Bluetooth as well as a strong feel of safety you very rarely find in a smaller size car, Absolute Brilliance at its best.

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2002 Ford Focus Ghia Auto

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2007 Mitsubishi Pajero Exceed 3.2 diesel Facelift This is a 7 seater Mitsubishi top of the line SUV, numerous features including full leather interior, Sunroof, 18’ factory alloys, five speed auto multi air bags immobiliser remote locking, stability control, cruise control plus a whole lot more.

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2010 Kia Rio 5DR Auto Hatch (NZ New)

This immaculate example fuel efficent Kia five door auto hatch travelled just 17000km has a host of safety features including ten air bags ,abs brakes traction control, visually pleasing to the eye on alloy wheels with hatch spoiler, plus the comfort of air conditioning and remote keyless entry.

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2008 Nissan Wingroad 1.8P Station Wagon

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2006 Kia Picanto 5DR Hatch (NZ New)

This nice example of Kia’s fuel efficient five door auto hatch, just 40,000km has many features including multi air bags, air condition, abs braking alloys wheels, remote keyless entry, as well as power steering windows and mirrors.

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This late model Outback Wagon with 2.5 petrol boxer engine, complete with the AWD state of the Art Lineartronic transmission, the Subaru’s features include multi air bags, climate air con, reverse camera, electronic park assist, hill assist traction control ,abs brakes, a great family wagon for the summer right through to the winter activitys.

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2007 Honda Civic 1.8S Sports Auto

Check this out One owner Nelson car, travelled just 8000 km ,complete with the sports package, multi air bags, electronic brake distribution, Remote immobiliser keyless entry, factory alloy wheels, cruise control climate air condition, and Honda’s great reliability, check it out today.

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2002 Honda Civic VTi Auto hatch (NZ New)

Look at this NZ New Civic Auto hatch travelled just 92000km a nice example with features including air bags, abs brakes reverse sensors, and a tow bar to hang the bike rack on, would make an ideal first or additional car.

2007 Kia Sorrento EX LTD

Arriving Soon. Only 68Kms. 4WD 2.5ltr turbo diesel, white on silver,side steps, alloys, sunroof, heated leather seats, low transfer case, 2wd rear wheel drive option beautiful and quiet.

2004 Toyota Hilux 3.0D 4x4 manual

One owner NZ new double cab Hilux travelled just 57000km in silver with canopy air conditioning air bags, this Ute with the big reputation is a great example with many years of service yet to come for the new owner, check it out today you won’t be disappointed.

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2004 Toyota Hilux SR5 3.0D Turbo 4x4

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2012 Toyota Hilux 2WD 3.0DT Manual

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2011 Kia Cerato SX 2.0ltr Hatchback Auto

81 per week*

This is the top of the line hatch, with 6 speed tiptronic auto, fawn, 6 airbags, electronic stability control, cruise control, alloy wheels 7.7ltrs per 100km one local owner fully service history and only 38000kms. Leather trim.

This NZ New Eight seater Prado facelift model equipped with the later Five speed automatic coupled to the 3.0 turbo diesel engine, sold here in Nelson is a nice example of Toyotas popualar SUV, features include multi air bags, cruise control air conditioning, remote keyless immobiliser entry, great tow vehicle come and inspect today.

128 per week*

2006 Toyota Prado VX 3.0 TD NZ New

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2012 Subaru Outback 2.5p SW Lineartronic Auto

2008 Toyota Hi Ace 3.0TD Manual NZ New

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2007 Toyota Rav 4 Ltd Auto NZ New

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Farmlands Richmond is not just open to shareholders however – the store is open to everyone, where it remains a one-stop shop for any rural supply, animal feed, clothing and footwear needs. As a rural supply outlet, the supplies required tend to be as diverse as the various industries of our shareholders. Farmlands Richmond therefore focuses on quality of selected ranges, rather than quantity of different brands. Wide range of products Farmlands stock a large range of clothing, with well-known brands such as Swanndri, R.M. Williams and Stoney Creek. You will also find New Zealand-made 100 percent wool jerseys in-store, as well as a range of New Zealand possum merino garments. Farmlands Richmond has a small quantity of Gronell and La Sportiva boots instore but can source sizing to suit on request. A large range of products of interest to the home gardener are in stock, including fertiliser and sprays in small or large quantities. Staff have the knowledge to assist you with your decision making. If you require soil testing, Farmlands Richmond has soil testing packs and will assist you with the results.

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Healthy, Bushman insect repellents and more. A new addition is coconut oil, which has a wide range of applications. Farmlands also stocks ammunition, clay bird discs and are stockists of LED torches. If you need a fishing licence, they are available in-store. If you are building, there are many new requirements local councils require you to meet. Farmlands

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Plan, K9 Natural, Chunky (including PossYum) and Tux and you have an extensive selection of feed. New to the equine market is Syncroflex, Syncroguard and Syncrocalm, all produced by a local Blenheim company. A winter rug sale will be held in-store soon and a large range of toxin binders, vitamins and wormers are in stock. If Farmlands doesn’t have it – they will source it.

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32 Main Road Hope to join, as well as explaining the process. Services such as Grain and Seed, Horticulture, Livestock, Finance, Farmlands Card are all available to those who choose to become shareholders. All walks of life will find something of interest in the Richmond store.

Call Patrick and the team on 03 543 9452, or visit them in-store – Farmlands Richmond is open Monday to Friday from 7.30am until 5.30pm, as well as Saturdays 8.30am until 1.00pm. Everyone is welcome to shop at Farmlands.

Agricultural Spraying Farmlands Richmond have horticultural supplies available in large or small quantities, making them suitable for both farmers and home gardeners alike. only do Farmlands Fuel offer bulk fuel onsite for customers, they also offer a Fuel Card service, allowing shareholders and businesses to channel their fuel spend through one convenient, easy to use Card. In addition to bulk fuel, Farmlands Fuel also offers storage tanks and accessories, compliance and safety advice, ensuring a service that is not only convenient but also up to speed on the latest safety requirements. The Gulf lubricant range is world-famous

and synonymous with quality performance, highlighted by its dominance in the Le Mans endurance series in the late 1960s. Gulf has a product to suit practically every engine, transmission and gear box in the country – all you have to do is ask how Gulf can get you up and running. If any of the services above appeal to you, becoming a shareholder is easy. You can visit www.farmlands.co.nz or contact 0800 278 583 and Farmlands will see if you fit the criteria

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“To what degree does a funeral have to follow a format? How personal can we make it?” Nowadays funerals can incorporate almost anything when it comes to celebrating a life. For some the structure of a formal, traditional service is comforting but for others reflecting the personality and interests of the deceased is all important. At Marsden House we’ve had classic cars, massed helium balloon drifts and even a hang-glider on one occasion. Of course, modern audio visual displays also allow for a wide range of presentation styles. We believe that everyone should get the funeral they want – it’s a one off and it’s got to be right. “My children are strong-minded, which I admire, but I’m worried they may disagree over funeral arrangements for my husband and I. I’ve tried to talk to them but they just laugh and insist we’ll be around forever. Advice please”. It’s common these days for individuals to record their own funeral wishes ahead of time. These can be as specific or flexible as you choose, but will ensure there is no confusion around what you and your husband would have wished. Free funeral preplanning forms are on our website and can be printed out and kept with your personal records or lodged with us for when the time comes. Funeral pre-payment is another option but pre-planning alone might be all you need to set your mind at rest. Who is Frank Freeman ? Frank Freeman is a Barrister & Solicitor long established in Nelson, offering high quality and efficient service for over 13 years. Starting in 1999 Frank has built a reputation for providing local families and businesses sound advice on all legal matters. Providing solutions to a wide range of Nelson, New Zealand and international clients from families, businesses, community and charitable groups, tailoring advice to suit your outcome. Frank prides himself on his customer focus and believes that strong ethics, clarity, accessibility and value for money should be at the heart of any legal process. This personal touch has seen him help a variety of people from all walks of life who over the years have welcomed his professional yet approachable expertise. As word of mouth has spread from many satisfied clients, Frank has not only retained his client relationships but seen his customer base grow. His good name along with his ability to achieve the best possible result has seen him become a trusted and reputable lawyer in the Nelson region. What types of advice do you offer? From employment, litigation, mediation, property and conveyancing matters, finance advice involving guarantees, mortgages or all aspects of family law, talk to Frank Freeman.

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How long will it take for my system to pay for itself? It varies depending on the system size, but an average system takes around 6-8 years to pay for itself completely. What is the life-expectancy of a PV system? Your PV panels come with a 25 year production warranty and your inverter is warranted for between 5 and 10 years. Is it quality gear? It’s the best. Made in New Zealand and Europe. Is this like solar hot water heating? No. Solar hot water systems rely on heat from the sun. PV solar panels rely on light from the sun. PV can power your whole house not just hot water. Does the sun have to be shining for the system to work?

The more light the better but even on a cloudy day the PV system will still produce electricity.

Can I store the electricity I create? There are 3 types of system. Grid-tie, Off Grid and Mixed Grid-tie with battery back-up. With Grid-tie there is no electricity storage and it is the most common system. Why get a pre purchase house inspection? Your lending institute or insurance company may require one or you for your own peace of mind. A good report should identify areas of risk, moisture problems, rot and borer, structural defects and areas due for maintenance. These issues can help you with what additional costs you may incur immediately or in the near future, and may affect the agreed purchase price. Who can do an inspection? The current Sales and Purchase agreement form requires a Suitably Qualified building inspector. However anyone can carry out an inspection. We recommend you use someone experienced in building inspections, who follows the New Zealand Standard NZS 4306:2005 for residential Property inspection, who has the correct tools for the job and with appropriate professional indemnity insurance. Why use ASAP building inspections? Because we have 14 years inspection experience and many years’ experience in the building industry, working to New Zealand Standard NZS 4306:2005, have moisture meters, a thermal camera and other tools to assist us identify faults, have professional indemnity insurance, and have a proven reputation for providing quality reports. Buying or selling? Think RE/MAX, part of the biggest network of real estate agents in the world. Kate Bradley is proudly heading up a team of expert real estate agents, leading from the front and taking out a major international award in March. After standing out amongst business owners across 92 countries, Kate came out on top as the winner of RE/MAX International Broker/ Owner of the Year, Single Office, the first time anyone in New Zealand or Australia has ever won the award. A few months ago the office was named number two in the country, a testament to the amount of real estate successfully changing hands with RE/MAX. RE/MAX is one of the most qualified agency teams in the region, constantly up-skilling to ensure they are at the top of their game when it comes to industry qualifications. You won’t find a global reach that’s wider than RE/MAX either. They have agents in over 92 countries, so wherever you want to go, there’s an agent on the ground who can help. In the recent New Zealand awards held in Wellington in February, RE/MAX again scooped a number of awards to show again that in Nelson, RE/MAX are THE agent to trust. Who is the Dream Maker? The Company is built on passion and dedication by Terri Everett, a registered marriage Celebrant based in Motueka, The Dream Maker is a wedding and event planning brand for the region, bringing business from outside to build our local economy. A team of independent and experienced loyal local providers from car hire, accommodation, flowers, styling, transport, (helicopter, bus and boat charters/tours) photography, catering and cakes to name a few. It’s your one stop shop for advice and help for all occasions small and large. Terri also owns www.sealimousines and holds the Department of Conservation concessions to manage events in the National Parks. Please visit and like our facebook page, and for further information and inspiration visit www.thedreammaker.co.nz. Please call us to make appointments in our Motueka based office for a free consultation or call 0275268771 e-mail: events@thedreammaker.co.nz “Where your dreams become your reality”

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• So, the party’s over. Christmas and New Year is done and dusted. The same can be said for Anniversary Day, and Waitangi Day. The kids have gone back to school now that the weather has picked up. Poor little guys, but that’s the way it is. It’s time to get real. It’s pretty hard to be thinking about winter on a lovely sunny day, but if you want something to eat during the cold season, you have to start thinking and planning now. There is no such thing as a “free” lunch so let’s plan a real lunch now. • I have been dipping into “The NZ Vegetable Garden” a book written by Sally Cameron. The cover claims it to be “the complete guide to growing vegetables and herbs in New Zealand.” It has lots of advice on growing and sowing, followed by cultivation and maintenance of the plants, harvesting, storage, and a few recipes thrown in for good measure, as well as advice on the best method of cooking these treasures that we are going to produce. She offers the golden advice of “start small and manageable, and once that has been mastered EXPAND.” There is also a section on pests and diseases, and a calendar to tell us when to grow or sow what, and where. • When I really, really, retire, [I have tried that lark four times already] I plan to grow a lovely productive vege garden, and it is my intention to store this excellent little book along with the gardening gloves and all the necessary tools required for the job in the same place, so that it

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will always be at hand when required. • But to put things in a nutshell, we should be sowing beetroot, carrots, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, spinach, spring onions, silver beet, swedes, lettuce and radish seeds now. However, February is also a good month to plant most of those already mentioned, as well as brussel sprouts and leeks. There is mention in the book to ensure that the soil be very fine for the sowing of carrots to ensure a straight shape. I would suggest the same for parsnips as well. Another handy tip relates to white butterfly that horror of horrors that plagues the vege garden. Apparently white butterflies are territorial critters. Once they choose a patch they stalk it! But if they are seeking a place, they take off if they see another butterfly in residence. Therefore, of you scatter white egg shells around the cabbage patch they [hopefully!] will think that plot has been taken, and will take off to another location. Well, I’m not sure about that bit of advice, but I suppose it is worth a try! It will soon be time to think about a green crop for any spare parts of the vege garden. And need I mention that wonderful pea straw that is becoming available now. Do you remember trying to find pea straw for your strawberry patch last season? Well if you have any sense, you will grab some bales now, store them in a dry place, and your problems will be sorted come Christmas later this year.

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Each week photos from the Nelson Provincial Museum’s “glass plate” collection will run in Nelson Weekly and Waimea Weekly in the hope that more can be found out about them. Right: Booth girl. Tyree Studio Collection:36972. Below: Symons, three in a boat. Tyree Studio Collection:36831. Can you tell us more about these photos? Email details to the museum at: history@museumnp.org.nz.

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The idea for the club came from Sharron, who has been a client of Greg’s for several years. She encouraged a group of fellow members at Greg’s gym to take part in “Mud, Sweat and Tears” in Christchurch during July 2013. All nine participants from their group finished the ten kilometre course and they were hooked. The Wairua Mud Rookies are now in training for an event in April, the “Tough Mudder” race in Auckland, a 20 kilometre obstacle course. The group meets for training sessions on Sunday mornings, utilizing local running trails with gates, fences and hills as obstacles. The club is actively seeking new members to add to their current pool of 22 people. Anybody interested in joining the club, or offering sponsorship, should contact Greg on 021 876 141.

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few still playing in their 60s, enjoying the game each and every week from April through to September. “There is a buzz in Nelson about football and we encourage anyone to come

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lege for Girls, Waimea College, Garin College, and Nayland College. “It’s a great year to be involved in football, there’s plenty of exciting things happening around the world with the world cup this year and under 20 world cup in New Zealand the following year, so we’re going to make sure people playing in Nelson enjoy it as much as anywhere,” says Clive. NBF says there is one key message they’d like to get across before the start of the season: “Join a club and enjoy the beautiful game.”

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erel or spotty as live bait on a flasher rig and you might be pleasantly surprised at the result. Delaware and Cable Bays are still producing plenty of Gurnard as well as some nice Blue Cod and snapper. The Snapper should have finished spawning and come hard on the bite anytime. Fishing for them has been hard over the last month or so but is typical for this time of year and catching them is very sporadic. The best way to find out when they are back in business will be word of mouth around town. Once the first story gets out, most people know within days, and the boat ramp will be in for a hammering that weekend. Tuna are now on both sides of the bay out at the 40m mark. As mentioned earlier, there are a lot of small Kingies around and they also love the lures so some patience is required to get through them. There have been reports of 50 cm plus blue cod being caught at the top of D’urville but don’t forget to take into account where you will be transporting and landing your fish. Check the regulations on the taking of blue cod and adhere to them.

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WHAT A CATCH! Not quite. Despite a spectacular effort from ACOB fielder Glen Baumfield doesn't quite get take this catch during his sides's win over Stoke/ Nayland at the Botanics on Saturday. The game was part of the Nelson Cricket senior second division competition. Photo: Barry Whitnall/ Shuttersport.

Orienteering off to a flying start College on February 24, Waimea Intermediate on March 3 and Nayland College on March 10. “It was popular last year and it’s proving popular again this year. It’s a good Monday night 'pick me up',” says club member Pamela White. “We are one of the biggest club’s in the country and have maps for courses from St Arnaud to Wakapuaka, so we have lots of variety.” The events are open to everyone, for more information see the club’s website noc.org.nz

The Nelson Orienteering Club’s summer programme has got off to a flying start with the introductory event, at Tahunanui attracting 80 competitors and around 60 people lining up at Waimea College for the first race of the summer and schools sprint series. Orienteers were in action again this week for the second round of the summer and school sprint series at Isel Park on Monday from 5pm to 6.30pm. The popular series continues on successive Mondays at Nelson

Sarah Charles, left, and Hailey Potts about to start the Nelson Orienteering Club’s schools sprint race at Waimea College. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

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Middle distance runner Jeff Lautenslager last week accepted a full scholarship to Boise State University in Idaho. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Running back to the US It wasn’t Dr Pepper, American hotdogs or the Dallas Mavericks that lured Jeff Lautenslager back to the United States -- it was the prospect of becoming a champion runner. Just last week the 18 year old signed his letter of intent for Boise State University, a mere formality that is basically him saying “yes” and agreeing to their terms of a full scholarship. In August of this year, the Texas-born Jeff will leave for Boise in Idaho, where he will study graphic design and run on their track and cross country teams. Jeff sees the US college system as the perfect pathway to help him fulfill his dream of becoming more than just a running prospect. “One of the main reasons why I wanted to go is just the whole set up there gives you a better chance to make it in the sport,” he says. “There are a lot of examples of athletes who just stay here and they just stay the same, they never improve.”

Jeff ’s older brother Craig is already over in the United States where he too is on a full scholarship and running track. He attends the University of Texas at Arlington, and that would have been Jeff ’s second choice too, but he decided against studying at the same place as his brother. “We’ve got a great relationship but I want my own experience separate to his. I already know a lot about UTA so it will be a lot more exciting at Boise State.” Before leaving for the United States, Jeff will still compete at one more national championship with the New Zealand Track and Field Championship set to be held in Wellington next month. With a personal best time of 4 minutes 1.44 seconds, he has two goals for the competition, winning the title and breaking the four minute barrier which has alluded him so far. “I really want to win because this is my last nationals and my aim has always been to win a national title.”

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ITALIAN FOR BEGINNERS: A fun & practical ten week course in the basics of Italian pronunciation & communication, with a dash of culture & music. Weds 7-8pm, Club Italia, 9 Trafalgar St. Next session begins 12 Feb. Bookings required. For enrolments or info phone Joe Rifici 545-6046. HAmpdEN ST ScHOOL REuNION: Any pupils who attended Hampden St School during the years up to 1950 are invited to an informal reunion at the Suburban Club, 134 Tahunanui Dr from 3pm, Mon 10 March. Check with your class mates to see if they are going & invite them to come along. All welcome. Ron Marris 5467888 FIBRE SpEcTRum: 280 Trafalgar St. Ph 548 1939, www.fibrespectrum.co.nz Feb exhibition -"The Eye of the Storm" a selection of paintings & 3-Dimentional works by local artist Kaye Bel-Cher . NELSON BAYS HARmONY has vacancies for women to sing the low (bass) or high (tenor) part of 4-part a cappella harmony music, in a choir of 50 members. Rehearsals Thurs 7pm. Jenny 547 4354 or www.nelsonharmony.org.nz. Be a part of it all! INTROducTION TO mEdITATION: Training in Happiness. 21 Feb, 7pm, Croquet Club (cnr Halifax & Haven). Meditation advice for finding peace & happiness in daily life. All welcome. MeditateInNelson.org HOW TO mEdITATE Half-Day Course 22 Feb, 10am, Jaycee Room, Founders Park. Calm your mind, reduce your stress. Develop a positive approach to life. Everyone welcome. Details: MeditateInNelson.org STOKE SENIORS: Weds 19th: Alfresco BBQ Lunch & Games Day from 12pm; Thurs 20th: Juicing Demonstration with chef Jennifer; Tues 25th: Ken & David & friends perform songs you love; Thurs 27th: Illustrated talk about the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary. Most weekly concerts/events start @ 1.30pm admission $3 (unless otherwise stated). Includes entertainment & Afternoon Tea. Stoke Seniors Hall, 548 Main Rd, PH: 547-2660 email: stokeseniors@xtra.co.nz THE mELROSE SOcIETY needs your unwanted treasure for their annual Heritage Week sale during April. All proceeds used for restoration/maintenance of historic Melrose House, Brougham St. Items may be left at the cafe - open daily 9am-5pm. Ph. 548 7269 FRESH FOcuS: John & Hilary Mitchell speaking about “The Wairau Incidents”. Mon 24 Feb 10-11am. Nelson Suburban Club, 168 Tahunanui Dr. Everyone welcome. Entry $2. REd puppY AppEAL Volunteers needed for an easy 2hrs of collecting for the Blind Foundation in Nelson & Richmond. Fri 28 & Sat 29 March. Contact Carl Horn at 539-1108. pREGNANcY YOGA: Evening course with Nelson Parents Centre & Jenny Ward. 6 week course begins Tues 25 Feb. Cost $42 members / $54 nonmembers. To book, email nelson.d@ parentscentre.org.nz. VOLuNTEERING with Red Cross Refugee Service is fun & rewarding & gives you an opportunity to work in a team & experience new cultures. Next Volunteer Training Course: 21-23 March. For info contact 548 4978 or jettie.zeestraten@redcross.org.nz

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