23 April 2013

Nelson Weekly Your Community Newspaper

Tuesday 23 April 2013

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Clean up begins

By Andrew Board Some of the heaviest rainfall in the history of New Zealand has led to damage to more than 100 businesses and homes in Stoke, Richmond and Hope.

Many business and home owners spent most of yesterday surveying the damage to their properties, including Nelson City Council, which owns the badly-affected Saxton Stadium.

It is the second major flood the region has had in a year and a half and Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio described it as “horrendous”.

“This has affected many more people than the floods and slips in 2011 but nowhere near as bad as the people it affected a year ago. A lot of people will be hurting from this. There is damage all over Stoke and Richmond,” he says.

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“Water came through the ceiling into our bathroom and bedroom. It looks quite serious.”

“I wasn’t really affected, our house felt like it had been hit by lightning.”

“My work had above knee high water outside and unfortunately we lost two quails from our aviary.”

“I wasn’t affected but friends of ours had water up to their garage, it didn’t go inside though.”

Flooding causes massive damage to property FROM PAGE 1 millimetres of rain was recorded at the Upper Roding catchment and 100mm in Stoke, close to the heaviest rainfall ever recorded in a one hour time frame in New Zealand. It led to blocked drains and flooding in parts of Stoke, the Wakatu Industrial Estate, many parts of Richmond including its CBD, and in Hope.

Nelson city, Rocks Rd and Cable Bay were all reported to be fine and there have been no reported injuries resulting from the flood.

Dozens of homes flooded: In Stoke, home owners furiously attempted to save valuables, lift furniture off the ground and ultimately watch in despair as water crept up walls and even came up through drain holes in their baths.

One such home owner, Madeline Delaney, was devastated. “I’m so sad, it is horrible just horrible.”

The Stoke street outside Madeline’s house was thigh-deep with water and several of her neighbours also suffered flood dam-

Photo captions from page 1 Main photo is Stoke resident Brendan Sinnot sweeping water out of his neighbour’s home after it was flooded on Sunday night. Other photos from top: A Bunnings worker sweeps water in the Stoke store on Monday morning. A car is submerged outside the Richmond Mall on Sunday. A car is covered in mud after the flooding at Saxton Field. Water streams down Richmond’s main street.

Photos: Andrew Board/Phillip Rollo/ Tina Holland/ Tania Clarke-Wastney. age. Another Stoke resident, Stacey Davis, had to evacuate her home with her two young children. “I had a cry, it’s so heartbreaking. It just sucks and it happened so quickly. I was lucky my brother came to the rescue in his truck,” she says.

A Richmond home owner says his 24 foot boat was lifted off its trailer by the rising water in a garage at Wakatu Estate and be-

gan to float in the garage.

The official count of flood damaged homes was listed at 90 on Monday afternoon with dozens of businesses affected. The Insurance Council of NZ says there has already been 1500 claims made.

Saxton Stadium ‘a mess’: At Saxton Stadium drainage couldn’t cope with the amount of rain and water crept into the ceiling of the sports house offices where Sport Tasman are based, eventually causing it to collapse into the offices. The stadium itself suffered flooding to its speciality floor, causing what is likely to be the biggest expense for the council. Stadium manager Tony Naylor was devastated and said the damage was a blow to the whole community.

Emergency services praised: Aldo Miccio, Nelson MP Nick Smith and Tasman mayor Richard Kempthorne all praised the work of the police and volunteer fire brigades during the flooding.

Nelson police launched private boats to evacuate people from houses around Richmond at the height of the flooding last

night. About 40 police officers were on duty managing road closures, redirecting motorists, assisting those who were stranded and helping people evacuate from houses.

Some of those were waist deep in water.

A number of Stillwater Gardens residents were evacuated to the Richmond Police station before being moved into another wing at the resthome. Police also moved a group of campers off the Appleby River bed prior to the floodwater reaching them.

Staff work at mopping up the flood-damaged floors at Saxton Stadium on Monday morning. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Local businesses have borne the brunt of Sunday night’s flooding, with extensive damage caused to businesses in Wakatu Estate.

Total Span Nelson assistant manager Glen Goodman says he arrived on Monday morning to find the entire office soaked with a water line almost a metre high up the walls and windows. He says with computers wrecked, carpet and furniture sodden, he is dreading having to tell the business owners, who are currently on holiday in Perth about the destruction

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and was unsure how he would go about it.

“It is the first time they’ve taken their kids overseas and I just don’t want to ruin that for them so we’ll assess the damage and go from there.”

Brad from Brad’s Smash Repairs was shocked by the amount of water his business had taken on. He says around 16 customer cars that were on site would most likely be written off. “It’s buggered really. Customer’s cars, the building electrics, parts, all lost. The vehicles are a write off.”

He says his next step would be to clean up and then see what else could be done to get the business back up and running. “We’ll clean up and see what it’s going to cost us. It’s been tough but as we clean up and it’s looking better and we start to feel a Brad from Brad’s Smash Repairs in bit more hope.” some of the mud left over from the After a gut feeling that flood. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

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in trouble staff member Sandy Langdon tried to get to the store on Sunday night to check for damage. She says she was told by police on the road that there was no way she could access it. She says the store could be forced to let go of an entire delivery of fabric that only just arrived into the store on Friday.

“The water has just gone right through the shop. You can see by the damage to the stock that it would have been thigh deep. There’s mud all the way through.”

Dave Johnson, part owner of O2B Healthy Nelson says although his building was awash with mud and water he was looking at it optimistically.

“My reaction is that it’s just life.

A lot of people are worse off than we are.”

Richmond Mall suffered some flooding but worked through the night to open as normal on Monday morning. Many stores within the mall were still closed on Monday though, cleaning up from the mess that was left by the water.

Bunnings manager Ben Homan expects the cost of the damage to his store to be close to $500,000.

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STokE roADWorkS: A major resealing project on Main Rd Stoke began yesterday and should be complete by Thursday 9 May, weather permitting. Two sections of the road, between Mobil Stoke and Standish Pl and also between Stoke Central Fire Station and the Marsden Rd intersection, will be totally resurfaced. This is part of the council’s normal road maintenance work. proTEST mArch: Local community activists are organising a march in Nelson on Saturday April 27 to continue mounting pressure against the Government’s unpopular plans to privatise state-owned assets. Aotearoa is Not For Sale Nelson spokesperson Rachel Boyack said the event is timed to coincide with actions nationwide. Marchers will meet at Millers Acre at 12pm, and proceed up Trafalgar St to the 1903 site, where speakers from Nelson and Tasman will address the protestors. mAYorAl SUrvEY: Nelson Mayor, Aldo Miccio, is encouraging Nelsonians to have their say via an online survey launched today. The survey, which can be accessed at www.miccio4mayor.co.nz/survey, was designed by Miccio and his 2013 local body elections campaign team.

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Saxton radio mast ‘not a high priority’ Andrew Board Editor

andrew@nelsonweekly.co.nz The future of the radio mast at Saxton Field is now in the hands of a private deal between radio companies after Nelson City Council dropped funding for its removal as it was deemed “not a high priority”.

The council confirmed with Nelson Weekly last week that a project to shift the radio mast has been removed from the long term plan. Work on finding it a new location has stopped and staff are working on other developments at Saxton Field instead.

But mayor Aldo Miccio says removing the mast still “needs to happen” and the council was working on a deal with another radio provider in the region in the hope that services used by the Radio New Zealand mast could be transferred to it.

Aldo wouldn’t say who the other provider was but it is understood to be the Radio Rhema-owned mast at Whakapuaka.

Radio Rhema chief executive Mike Brewer says they would be open to the

idea of sharing their mast with Radio NZ community you always tend to be conbut that he was not aware of any negotia- cerned that there could be some possible safety concern,” he said two tions to do so. years ago. “We want to see it “We are always open to dismoved.” cussion if it will help achieve a The mast was erected at Saxbetter outcome for all parties,” ton Fields in 1977, before he says. sports field were built around Transmission manager for it. The major obstacle in movRadio New Zealand, Gary ing the mast is finding land Fowles, says if the Whakapuaflat and big enough to contain ka mast satisfied its coverage the 200 metre diameter area requirements then he could needed to support the mast see no problem with using it and its anchors. but as it stands that option A 2002 report by the Nahasn’t been investigated. tional Radiation Laboratory If a deal between Radio Rhefound that exposures of rama and Radio NZ could be dio-frequency at the mast did struck it would mean the not comply with the public council wouldn’t have to find limit and the outer fence was new land for the mast to go. It moved further out to make would simply be taken down sure people didn’t get too and the land it sits on bought close. off Radio NZ Sport Tasman chief execuIn 2011, the Weekly reported tive Nigel Muir says he hasn’t that sporting groups wanted heard any news on the mast’s the mast gone within a year Radio NZ mast at removal. and that Aldo had concerns Saxton Field.

“The issue is that is appears to about the radiation coming be a very expensive exercise to move,” he from it.

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Water waist deep in church Your Community Newspaper

John Laing had to wade through waist deep water to escape rising flood waters, leaving behind his now written-off Holden Commodore.

John was setting up for a school holiday programme with a colleague at the Richmond Church of Christ on Sunday evening when the flood struck.

Surprised at how quickly the water rose, John was busy stacking his ministry equipment onto higher ground when he made the decision to leave – although it was too late to save his car. “My friend said ‘we need to get out here.’ The car was doomed at that stage. The water was up to the door handles and how would I have even got the door open? We just had to leave it.”

Just before he was set to leave the building, which is situated on the corner of D’Arcy and Croucher St, John realised he had left his phone and some computer devices in the office. He described opening the door as “like the Titanic” with water rushing towards him. “You see it on TV and think ‘whoa look at that’ but in reality it just happens so quick. Next minute

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editorial@waimeaweekly.co.nz everything is flooded and you think it’s going to stop, but it’s just more and more.”

John was unable to open the driver’s side door to his car on Monday morning as the water damage was too significant. “It was well above the dashboard.”

The damage to the entire Richmond Church of Christ was also significant and minister Steve Rollo was still finding mud and water in drawers and cupboards on Monday morning. “The water in the library here was up two book shelves, it was higher than the pool table.

Everything has pretty much had it.”

While the holiday programme had been cancelled, he says an inspection would be done before deciding what the next step is for the church.

“First of all we need to find out whether we can still use the building and then we will find some temporary places if need be.”

John Laing sits inside his written-off Holden Commodore which was situated in the Richmond Church of Christ car park when the flood struck. Water levels rose above the car’s dashboard. Insert: John’s car at the height of the flooding. Photos: Phillip Rollo.

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Engery trust widens focus, changes name The Nelson Energy Team Trust has changed its name to the Kiwi Energy Trust in a response to nationwide support.

The trust was formed last month and has been pleasantly surprised by the number of people signing up as interested parties from outside the local area. This has encouraged trustees to switch from a predominately Nelson-based focus to a national focus.

Chairman of the trust, Aldo Miccio, maintains that the success of the scheme has always been based on the power of numbers and because of the support from outside the region the trust has been encouraged to cast a wider net.

“We are currently in discussions with Local Government New Zealand on how they can best help to facilitate and support promotion of the scheme to ratepayers and residents, helping us achieve our aim of a collective negotiating scheme, ensuring cheaper power prices and a fuel poverty fund for all of New Zealand.”

The trust will also begin

discussions with the New Zealand Grey Power Federation about the possibility of forming a national alliance with them. Trustee Neville Male, also president of Nelson Grey Power, says the concept of a fuel poverty fund to assist people in dire circumstances who cannot pay their power bills has received very positive feedback from the local community and expected this to be a great incentive nationwide.

“I will be raising the Kiwi Energy Trust’s initiative at the national Grey Power conference in Auckland next month and will be inviting all branches to join the crusade,” he says.

Interested parties from all over the country can register their interest in joining the scheme on the trust’s website www.nelsonenergyteam. org.nz. There is no commitment to opt in until after the trust has negotiated group power rates with New Zealand energy suppliers, at this stage consumers would be able to test their power usage and current rates against the secured collective rates.

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It can be so energising and is the best antidote to ‘always working’ being ‘too tired’, or not wanting to go out on a winter’s night.” Whether it’s proudly saying “I made this” when someone comments on the fantastic, unique felt or silk scarf you’ve created, being the only person in your workplace able to communicate with a deaf person, or entertaining friends and family with cheese you’ve made, eggs you’ve grown or new winter dishes you’ve perfected, there’s a community education course or class at Nayland to suit everyone. Art teacher Judith Ritchie offers a new course based on recycling and reinventing old, tired home ware objects. Rowena Lukomska teaches exciting ways to use fabric scraps, threads and fi-

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Countdown to digital TV Your Community Newspaper

The analogue television network will be switched off in Nelson in just five days, replaced with digital television.

After 28 April everyone in the South Island who wants to watch TV will need to have Freeview, Sky or Igloo.

Currently more than nine out of ten households in the South Island have gone

digital, according to Going Digital, the group involved in the switch.

“Television viewing is one of the leading leisure activities in New Zealand and over the next 12 days we will be doing everything we can to make sure everyone in the South Island who wants to keep watching TV knows what they need to do,” says

Going Digital national manager Greg Harford.

There have been questions asked about the quality of the Freeview network in Nelson as the microwave signal needs to travel from Blenheim and can be distrupted by heat.

But providers of Freeview are planning to

extend the fibre optic network to the Mt Campbell transmission tower, which will solve the majority of its problems, they say.

To find out more information about Going Digital or the Freeview network and how to get digital television at your home, visit www.goingdigital.co.nz

Rain can't stop street party

Elliot St resident Neil Deans with a scrapbook filled with historical items found in the homes of the heritage precinct. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

Despite the main events of the day being rained off, Elliot St residents still celebrated their milestone birthday on Sunday afternoon by looking back over the last 100 years since the first houses on their street were built.

With birthday cake, a scrapbook filled with history and a walk through of the street the residents came together to mark what organiser and Elliot St resident Neil Deans says is a great occasion for “one of the only streets like it left in NZ”.

The first houses on Elliot St were constructed in 1913 and still stand strong today after the street was made into a heritage precinct 20 years ago. Neil says the history of the area alongside the original design, solid build and sense of community is one of the reasons he has lived in his home for 22 years. “There is a real sense of community here and a lot of connections with the past.”

He says the event coincided nicely with

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reporter@nelsonweekly.co.nz Heritage Week and he was pleased to celebrate the historical occasion with fellow residents, who he describes as a close knit group and one of the biggest neighbourhood support groups in Nelson.

“We have something really special going on here and it’s great to keep the history alive.”

Neils says a scrapbook was put together by the residents featuring little bits of history found in the homes over the years including wallpaper, newspaper clippings and building certificates.

He says the street is also Nelson's only example of the first state housing scheme introduced for workers after there wasn’t enough affordable housing for low earners.

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Remembering our Anzacs

Atawhai's Clancy Hunt polishing her father's world war two medals ahead of Anzac Day this Thursday. Photo: Andrew Board.

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When Atawhai’s Clancy Hunt prepares to attend Anzac Day services it's not just her father's medals she needs to polish, her mum's need a bit of attention too.

Clancy's mother and father both served New Zealand in World War 2 and she says the day makes her especially proud of what they sacrificed.

“It’s the only time I cry regularly, hearing the last post on Anzac Day.” Arthur Hunt was only 14 when he signed up for the Navy, before the outbreak of war in 1939. He was on the Achilles during the battle of River Plate, the first sea battle of WW2 which happened off the Argentine coast. Clancy says he continued in the Navy until the end of the war and was involved in a flotilla off Japan where American battle ships bombarded its coast and the planes carrying atomic bombs were sent in.

Clancy’s mother Frances was part of a group of women that was one of the first to be sent overseas during the second war world. They went to New Caledonia, where she was a general hand for the nurses. She was also young when she went to serve, two years under the legal limit but she was able to serve because “she fudged about her age”, says Clancy.

Clancy served two years in the Navy herself as a nurse but not during war time and says the bravery and determination of the men and women who fought for their country is something that should be honoured. “The

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She says her motives for enlisting were because of her family history with the Navy but also because, ironically, she is anti-war.

"I think those people who fought went in there for really genuine reasons and that’s what I respect. Their bravery and their determination to do their bit and they got so traumatised and there was no help after the wars. These men had to come back and put their lives together again. I was there a long time after that but I just wanted to see if I could help at all."

She says the day meant a lot to her late father and he opened up about his time in the Navy as he got older. “He started telling me stories, hilarious stories and sad stories.

But he never complained about it or said he was frightened or upset about it. He just said that you just had to get on with it.”

Anzac Day is this Thursday, April 25, and Clancy says she will polish up her parents’ medals and wear them proudly at one of the services on the day.

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Friends rally to support local designer Sinead Ogilvie

Karen Ward, Cheryl Stacey and Vanessa Downing are gearing up for the Stacey Winter Fashion Show Charity Auction.

The Harbour Master’s

diary

• Four container vessels, a log vessel, twelve large fishing vessel movements, a special purpose fruit ship, all kept the port busy during the last week.

• Speaking of busy, Search and Rescue operations around the country were kept busy during the last few weeks so it is with some satisfaction and relief that our own search and rescue teams have not been involved with a marine fatality.

• We urge you to watch the weather closely and keep a good listening watch on channel 22 for any change in the weather near you.

• If cloud gathers over Pepin Island up near Delaware Bay and starts to gather some momentum down the hill watch out for the sudden easterly. Keep a weather eye on the smoke stacks down at the timber factory, a sudden change in direction will mean a sudden change in the wind. If the smoke is flat and blown with some force perhaps you should be heading home.

• There was an incident up north recently whereby a 7 year old helped his mum survive in the water as their vessel had sunk. Would your seven year old know not to panic, can she/he swim? It is never too late or too early to talk about the “what if….”

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She may be well known for her enthusiastic support of charity events in the past, but local designer and Richmond business woman Cheryl Stacey is finding it a little hard being on the receiving end.

But according to close friends Vanessa Downing, Sari and Neil Hodgson, and Cheryl’s sister Karen Ward – she’d better get used to it.

Not satisfied with providing emotional support to Cheryl in

her battle with breast cancer, Cheryl’s determined friends and family are now set to host a major event in her honour.

The Stacey Winter Fashion Show and Charity Auction will be held at the Hope Community Centre on the May 10 with all proceeds going equally toward the costs of Cheryl’s treatment and the Nelson branch of the Cancer Society.

Vanessa says the level of support for the upcoming event has really buoyed them along.

“From the moment we decided to go for it we’ve encountered

unbelievable generosity. In terms of the venue, the food and drink, the entertainment and the items we needed for the charity auction, both people and businesses have just blown us away with their kindness.”

Vanessa says tickets for the event include “gorgeous models in gorgeous fashion, scrumptious food and wine and a few surprises as well”. Tickets are only $45 and are available from Stacey Boutique in the Richmond Mall or by phoning Vanessa on 021 028 36590.

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• A L L T H E F U N • A L L T H E PA R T I E S • A L L T H E G O O D T I M E S

Having a party/event/function? Call our photographer 548 4949 or 027 548 4948 Bowater Toyota's Tony Bowater speaks at the launch of the new RAV4 on Friday.

Marie Bone, Loretta Reeve and Sarah Fry at the Nelson Suburban Club on Saturday night.

On Friday night we went to the launch of the new RAV4 at Bowater Toyota.

On Saturday night we went along to Elsewhere to check out Melissa Gibbs' 21st birthday celebrations and later on we checked out the Sun City Rockers Variety Challenge held at the Nelson Suburban Club.

Remember, if you’d like us to come and take photos give us a call on 548 4949 or you can email us at editorial@nelson weekly.co.nz.

Cindy Verry and Chris Winter at the Nelson Suburban Club.

Melissa Gibbs with Karen Eruera celebrating Melissa's birthday on Saturday night.

Catch up with us on Summer Robertson and Robin Woodman celebrate Melissa Gibbs' 21st.

John and Lesley Oakley at the Nelson Suburban Club on Saturday night.

Adrienne and Jim Sargent with Bruce Razer on Saturday night.

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Erika and Alice Westley serving a tasty selection of Stoke beers at the Bowater Toyota RAV4 launch.

Sandy and Tim Vincent from Tineli, and Nathan Fa'avae at Bowater Toyota.

Alana and Nick Barnao celebrate Melissa Gibbs' 21st birthday on Saturday night.

John Gibb, John Campbell and Colin Millar at Elsewhere on Saturday night.

Wednesday 24th April 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m.

Jays : Cardells : Prices Pharmacy : Foxy Lady : Shine : Caci Clinic : Taylors : United Travel : Seifrieds : Summit

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Nominations open for volunteer awards The major awards for local volunteer groups are now open for nominations.

The TrustPower Nelson Tasman Community Awards, run in partnership with the Nelson City and Tasman District Councils, celebrates the region’s volunteers and acknowledges their work in a range of categories from Health and Wellbeing to Sports and Leisure.

TrustPower community relations representative Teresa Partridge says volunteers dedicate thousands

of hours to the community.

“Volunteers selflessly give their time to a number of community projects, causes and services that improve peoples’ lives. They fundraise, coordinate support groups, host events and build things – all of this is often on top of family and work commitments too,” says Teresa.

Anyone can enter a voluntary group for the Awards – groups can even enter themselves.

The Supreme Winner of the TrustPower Nelson Tasman

Community Awards will represent the district at the TrustPower National Community Awards which are being hosted in Invercargill in Southland in March 2014.

Entries for the 2013 TrustPower Nelson Tasman Community Awards close on Friday 17 May. Entry forms are available at any Council office or service centre, online at www.trustpower.co.nz/ communityawards or by calling TrustPower Community Relations on 0800 87 11 11.

Last year’s winners of the Trustpower Nelson Tasman Community Awards with Tasman mayor Richard Kempthorne.

Thank your community’s voluntary groups!

Enter them in the...

TrustPower Nelson Tasman Community Awards Jane Bayley and Jon Wahlberg practise their moves for this week’s Anzac Ceroc dance class. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

Jiving to Ceroc

Ceroc dancers are set to swing and jive the night away when they get together for a night of retro moves and commemoration this Wednesday night.

Ceroc requires no fancy footwork and Nelson's Ceroc dance teacher Gael Thompson is welcoming people to come along and give the dance born out of wartime in France a go.

"Ceroc came out of WW2 when the American GI's based in France introduced jive to the dance scene. It's the easiest partner dance style there is. There's no tricky moves, no fancy footwork, if you can walk you can dance Ceroc."

Gael says there is no need to bring a partner as there are plenty to go round and invites those who are keen to give it a go to head to the Trinity Church on Nile St from 7pm this Wednesday night.

Cost $5 per person.

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Celebrate your local volunteers and help them to increase their profile, while giving them the opportunity to win cash prizes and the honour of representing the Nelson Tasman region at the TrustPower National Community Awards.

Enter a group and you could win a $100 power voucher!

To enter the TrustPower Community Awards go to www.communityconnect.co.nz , collect an entry form from your local Council office or service centre or phone the Community Relations team on 0800 87 11 11

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Rai man is a romantic

I don't know if our story is the most romantic, but if you knew my fiancé - asking me to marry him is the most romantic thing I've ever seen him do.

James is from Rai Valley, a born and bred country lad. I'm from Nelson, and when we met I was what he would call a “complete towny”.

James figures if you love someone, then that's all that really matters, a wedding is a waste of time to him – well, that’s what he used to think.

In July last year, James asked me what I would like for my birthday. This was a surprise. I said I “wasn’t fussed". He then said, "how about an engagement ring?” and I thought "this is as close as I’ll ever get to a proper proposal”.

That week he went away to d'Úrville Island for work.

I couldn’t wait for him to come back, so I popped into Jens Hansen, and within two hours had my ring ordered.

I hoped it would be ready before my birthday on 28 July, and to my joy it was even earlier. I rushed

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over from Rai Valley to collect it. That night after work, James asked my mother if she could look after our then 1-year-old. He asked to see the ring - and then he got down on one knee. He told me that I had changed his life in so many ways and he never thought he would ever be doing this... he then asked me very formally to marry him.

My jaw dropped. James down on one knee asking me to marry him was the most romantic thing I had ever seen. Two days later he packed a picnic (another unusual thing for a country man to do) and took me to a secluded beach for a picnic for my birthday, we lay in the sun and watched my beautiful ring glitter and sparkle for hours. Moments in my life I will never forget.

Now James is more involved in organising our wedding than I am. Every time I get stressed and he says, "it's ok darlin' I will sort it for you," instead of going off fishing, is another wonderful surprise.

To vote for your favourite love story visit www.nelsonweddingshow.co.nz or visit the Nelson Wedding Show on May 5.

Tim Tower of Stoke admires his work during the Bowater Hyundai Back a Trailer competition held at Mitre 10 Mega on Saturday afternoon.

A crowd of people tried their hand at the task while drinving the new 2013 Santa Fe, with Mapua man Martyn Barlow taking out the competition with a time of 14.4 seconds. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

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Brides will be lining up to plan their dream day ticket going towards the Nelson Hospital Special at the Nelson Wedding Show, where the heart Care Baby Unit. of stress free wedding planning and more than “The SCBU unit holds a special place in many 70 of the best local wedding and event profes- Nelsonian’s hearts. They do an amazing job and sionals in Nelson come together. From pho- are so supportive of new families, so it’s lovely to tographers, venues, caterers and florists to hair be able to give something back.” stylists, celebrants, jewellery and more, put the There are some fantastic prizes to be won with icing on the cake or plan your wedding day from a wedding package valued at $14,000 going to scratch with help from one lucky couple. If you are a local experts. bride or groom to be, you will be The Nelson Wedding greeted with a passport to travel Show is set to be a fun with throughout the show. This and interactive day so is your ticket to win the wedding get ready to have a ball, of your dreams with an amazing with live music and perwedding package valued at more formances including burthan $14,500 up for grabs, inlesque by the girls from cluding venue hire at the effortPole Artistry. You’ll have lessly stunning Fairfield House the chance to check out and everything you’ll need to tie gorgeous bridal fash- Vote for your favourite Love Sto- the knot. Register at the show ion, modelled on the ry to be in to win a piece of Jens from 10am until 1.30pm to be floor and on the catwalk in to win. Don’t forget to vote for Hansen diamond jewellery Nelson’s Top Love Story on the throughout the day with a selection of bridal gowns from Puss Puss day and you will go in the draw to win $1000 Vintage Bridal, Beautiful Brides by The Wed- worth of diamonds by Jens Hansen. ding Whisperer and Wilkins Bridal along with Plan your wedding in a fun interactive relaxed stunning floral arrangements by Willow Floral. and non- pressured environment at the Trafalgar Grooms and bridesmaids won’t be underdressed Centre, Sunday May 5 from 10am to 3pm. The with fashion by Nelson Tailors, Pagani and The first 100 brides through the doors will be treated to a gift bag complete with vouchers, samples Rock Box hitting the runway.

Organiser Jenny Walton says while brides will and gorgeous wedding gifts to take home. have a blast at the Nelson Wedding Show, at the Business Update. Adv. heart of the day is a good cause with $2 of every

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Editorial: Enough is enough, let's make a stand

By Steve Page, Nelson Weekly publisher. home in the village. She values the When a situation arises that you find difficult to handle friendships with other residents and sometimes it is easier to look away. In the case of Waimea also the privacy the village allows. By Village please don’t. Things are continuing to get worse her own words she’s “not wealthy at and it’s putting vulnerable people in our community at all” and has worked “bloody hard” for risk. Most of the residents have no way of fighting back, what she has. She was dismayed at the no way of getting more money and are in the end at the increase the Wrights were asking for mercy of their community. Now that’s not as uncommon so helped organise the very successful as you might think and most communities do street protest at the front of the look after these folk well. It’s time for you all to village. Understand Ethel can stand up and be counted. Let me show you a few no longer generate any more examples of what’s really going on. cash; she has her savings which Kevin is a 28 year old guy with cerebral palsy. He are meagre and her pension. also has a cognitive brain disorder which makes it She’s not moaning, just very very difficult for him to remember. He is also well scared. If the Wrights continue liked in our community and can be found freto put the “lease” up by the quently on his two wheel scooter. He has a home over 200 per cent already asked in the village with a caregiver who lives on site. As for she will run out of money.

Victoria Hall Michael and Caroline Wright, the owners of the It’s that simple. Her only probusiness of Waimea Village, put their prices up they sent test left was to refuse to pay the extra out letters telling the residents this. In Kevin’s case he kept money Wright now wanted. Recently forgetting to pass them on to the trust that helps him in she was delivered a default letter by his day-to-day chores. Eventually though, they did get the Wrights lawyer Victoria Hall from local Waimea Village owners Michael and Carolyn Wright. letters and found he was in arrears. A letter was sent to the law firm McFadden McMeeken Philips Wrights explaining the oversight and offering a immedi- stating basically pay up or you’re out. This followed a letter I quizzed Wrights' lawyer Victoria Hall whether she had ate payment of $200 and an extra $25 per week to catch up a week or so earlier that threatened amongst other things any moral or ethical dilemma about what she was doing in the overdue $500. to start selling Ethel’s furniture and possessions. Two oth- issuing all of these threatening legal notices to the elderly The Wrights response was to reject this and threaten to er residents also received the same letters as well as a legal and venerable she replied very quickly “none at all”. And evict Kevin from his home. This was February this year. bill of $480 each for getting the letter. Those residents had I believe her.

They advised Kevin to seek legal advice. Luckily to date also stood up to Michael and Caroline Wright. One of the Stories of hardship like this abound in the village but most no further action has been taken unlike our next example. families owns the antique store on Gladstone Rd and have residents are too scared to speak out. The Wrights have Ethel is a sprightly 73 year old who lives alone in her own the sign that says “greed is wrong”, a reference to what they shown to be vindictive in their responses. We spoke to an see are the wrongs of Waimea Village. eminent lawyer in town recently who said “the original The second is my mother who has lease was in fact robust enough however was likely not done nothing apart from me being intended to withstand this kind of abuse”. He felt the resiher son and my continuing to publi- dents would “win their case against the Wrights however the cost to resolve the issues would surpass any increases cise the wrongs at the village. wITH THe It appears to me that the Wrights are wanted by Michael and Caroline.” So it’s almost, as always targeting anyone who disagrees with in these cases, kind of pointless. That’s why the residents need our help. them.

One final and perhaps most poignant So folks it’s up to us to apply pressure to the Wrights and story is the 84 year old who thanked the Davies families (John Davies is Caroline's father) to me for my help but asked me not to withdraw what we see to be their unreasonable increases. stress; she had worked out that if she Next time you see the Wrights out and about let them “slowed her eating down for 4 days a know you disagree with their stance. Michael’s easy to fortnight she’d save the extra money spot with his blonde hair and broad Scottish accent. Have Michael wants” I should have asked a word. Make it peaceful and calm but let them know. her how she was going to stay warm It’s a small town and we all know each other but make a this winter? Interesting enough when peaceful stand for those in the village.

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A lady let a dog off the lead at Rabbit Island and it attacked our dog. After saying the dog had a tendency to be vicious.

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No I think people are being a bit over the top. Really big dogs in particular need to

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ru. If the dog bites people or other dogs it's not off the lead and the owner usually always reins them in and warns you. I walked up the Matai and up the Brook Valley every day and never had any problems with other dogs with or without a friendly playful boxer off the lead (who was always on the lead when other dogs were sighted) and small dog on a lead. Get over it, dogs are not evil they won't deliberately hurt your kids... you failing to educate your kids about dogs and teach them how to behave around them in a positive hands-on way will. Our parents all taught us this I think our generation of parents seriously need to stop being so damn paranoid and stressed about all the if 's and the buts that never happen anyway and relax more. Kids only get bitten when you fail to teach them the correct way to interact with dogs. Teach them how to recognise the friendly signs and unfriendly ones, dogs will go side on to you, look happy and wag their tail if they want a pat. If a friend has a dog who is happy playing with kids then yes use this dog to teach your children how to play and interact with them safely this will keep your kids safe. Louise Armstrong.

Never ever walk the dog off the leash, others do and it's always me who has to cross the road. Another problem is dogs running out of their properties, I feel like when I'm walking the dog we're in a war zone, eyes peeled for possible strike, waiting for a dog to charge us from behind to get a sniff or into a fight!

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Calling all brides to be!

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11am - 4pm Saturday 27 april tahuna Function centre 70 Beach Rd of Nelson’s wedding providers will offer personal and expert advice on your wedding. So save the date and head to the Tahunanui Function Centre on Saturday 27th April, between 11am and 4pm.

Angel adds that she is looking forward to catching up with local brides at the event before she moves her onestop wedding planning shop to new premises on Queen Street, Richmond. “The Wedding Whisperer is moving to a beautiful, new, private studio on upper Queen Street, which means an even more personal and flexible service, working around each bride’s busy schedule.”

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It is every girls dream to walk down the aisle in her dream wedding dress, one that is unique, special and perfect in every way. If you have your perfect wedding dress in mind and want to turn it into a reality talk to Alison’s Bridal at the Nelson Wedding Showcase. Or maybe you have stumbled across a gorgeous vintage dress that needs some tlc, or you have bought one new and want to customise it to suit your body, Alison specialises in all areas of wedding dress design, alterations and restructuring. Your dress may need a “nip and tuck” here and there or a total revamp, perhaps you have the perfect gown but want a handmade veil to match, whatever you have in mind for your big day Alison can make it happen. Alison will be on hand at the Nelson Wedding Showcase with samples of the huge selection of fabrics she has at her fingertips from gorgeous silks to beautiful embroidered fabrics and more - you’ll be spoilt for choice. Working with Alison towards a dress you will adore is an exciting experience, so bring the bridesmaids and your ideas along to the Nelson Wedding Showcase and talk to Alison about your options, let her redesign your dress to fit you like a glove or ask her about starting your dress from scratch.

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bowlS: Champion lawn bowler Jo Edwards is once again the best in the world, winning the world cup in Australia last week.

FooTbAll: FC Nelson Sprig & Fern picked up a 2-0 over club mates FC Nelson Colts in the first division of the Nelson Bays Football league on Saturday. AMI Nelson Suburbs and Nelson College battled out a 0-0 draw and Richmond Athletic beat Wakefield 1-0. lEAgUE: Stoke Cobras beat the Tahunanui Tigers 40-12 in the latest round of the Tasman Rugby League Bin Inn Cup. Meanwhile the defending champions, the Richmond Rabbits beat the Victory Phoenix Vikings 74-4 to continue its strong start to the season. The Wanderers Wolves game against the Wairau Taniwha was cancelled.

Galbraith Group Nelson's Sam McMillan attempts to dart past the defence of Star & Garter Waimea Old Boys' Kaide Whiting. Nelson lost the match 36-14 to remain winless this year. Accessman Stoke beat Kahurangi with a last minute penalty goal to win 13-11. Photo: Andrew Board.

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Netballers warm up for new season Carol Cook

Nelson Netball hosted the Geraldine Hodgson Tournament at Sax- Netball Reporter ton Stadium during the weekend.

Although the pre-season tourna- editorial@nelsonweekly.co.nz ment was originally set for play on adapted well to the new style of Saxton Courts, the predicted rain- play with Jacks. fall forced the tournament indoors. Although failing to record a win, The tournament was played with Stoke Nelson Building Society re15 teams competing in two sec- ceived a pass mark from coach, Pritions in the A Grade, seven in each yani De Silva Currie. Other than of the B, C and D Grades. the losses to the two men’s teams, The first section of Grade 1 was Stoke NBS losing margins were bedominated by the two men’s teams tween four and six goals. with Prices Pharmacy and Fair- Priyani agreed with the other weathers Central from Blenheim. coaches that it was a great opporPrices swept all before them as they tunity to try combinations and went through the weekend un- “suss” out the opposition. Overall defeated while Central Men were she was pleased with her players accounted for by Prices Pharmacy A. Mandy Whiting, making her debut as Prices Pharmacy A coach felt her side had a successful weekend.

They went into the tournament with the plan of changing their line up in every half. It was the opportunity to test numerous combinations.

Mandy was thrilled at the degree that her team de- Jacks Drainmax WD Olivia Legarth fires veloped throughout the off a pass to a teammate at Saxton Staditwo days play. There a um. Photo: Phillip Rollo. number of new players in the team, who all fitted in well. competitiveness, in patches they Dual registered player, Rosa Ed- matched the best opposition while wards came in for special praise as there were times they lost intensity. she grew in each outing.

It was exciting to see that Stoke Jacks Office Products Depot fin- NBS has such a number of effective ished with a four win two loss re- defensive combinations available to cord. Coach, Robyn Leonard said them. “it was a good hit out” for her girls. The second section of the A Grade There were patches of brilliance was won by Waimea College Senand some patches were just OK, ior squad with the perfect record of however it also showed the areas six straight wins. Although Garin which need work.

College had a narrow loss to Prices Kirsten Powick played some great White, they accounted for the renetball – playing all three mid mainder of the teams to take the B court positions, she was also sol- Grade title. It was a clean sweep in id at goal defence. Ella Marwick the C and D Grades as Rival Jade also impressed in her first outing and Stoke Power Signs accounted in her new green dress (having for their opposites to have the perleft Waimea College last year) she fect record.

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New water turf for Hockey Nelson The installation of a new water turf at Saxton Field means Hockey Nelson is going to have to juggle its schedule during the first six weeks of the upcoming winter season.

The 17 year old sand turf is finally being replaced by a new water turf, which will be similar, although not identical, to the current water turf already at Saxton Field.

Downer is the main contractor for the project, which will also see an upgrade to the flood lights and an overall cost of $950,000.

Hockey Nelson raised 20 per cent of the funds, most of which came from a player turf fee, while the rest will be jointly funding by Nelson City and Tasman District councils.

Hockey Nelson president Diane Proudfoot says the new turf is expected to be ready for play at

The old sand turf at Saxton Field that is being replaced with a water turf. the end of June, about six weeks after the season starts.

“We’ll have a period of about six weeks to try balance everything on one turf, which you can imagine will be a nightmare,” she says. “But for the junior programme and for the primary school tournament we’ll have to use some grass fields in the mean time.”

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Nelson Dawnbreakers Fishing Club We had a bit of rain last week and also ventured down to D’urville in you don’t have to be a weather search of kingfish and groper but guru to realise that our recent run found them hard to come by. Alof warm weather might be ending. though they did do well with blue The weekend has seen a substantial cod and other species of fish. amount of rain which will start to The long range forecast is great for cool the water temperature that has the next week with more rain exkept good numbers of fish in Tas- pected over the next few days. It will man Bay. Carpet sharks seemed to take some time for the dirty water be plentiful last week and dominat- to clear in Tasman Bay and the ined the catch of a lot of fisherman. ner sounds and you will need to be A few snapper were still about Rab- very cautious boating for the next bit Island and the Boulder Bank but week or so, as there will be heaps of not in huge numbers. This would debris in the waterways and usually suggest that the fish are moving out some of it will be large and partially to deeper water and reports of some submerged. good fishing around Pepin Island As I am writing this a weather bomb in about 30m of water would back has gone off over Stoke. The most this theory up. The best bait that intense rain, thunder and lightning seems to be working at the moment is the old stinky kind that has been in the freezer a while. Barracouda seems to be especially popular with the snapper last week, as they wouldn’t touch much else.

Kenepuru has been much hit and miss this season but over the last couple of weeks some xos snapper have been caught. One of the best ways to fish Ke- Troy Dando with a nice Tasman Bay snapper nepuru is to use a stray caught in 30m of water. line rig with 7/0 hooks and a ¼ oz I have seen for a long time. This will sinker on the incoming tide during definitely slow the fishing down but the change of light, with plenty of that will be least of a lot of people’s salmon burley flowing. Cast these problems. One can only imagine rigs as you are able, from the rear waking up tomorrow to discover of the boat into the burley trail, as the damage this will have caused this is where you are more likely to in the region. Knowing the spirit find those big shy snapper. Remem- that exists in the wider community, ber it may take a couple of hours of there will be plenty of help for those patience. individual’s families and businesses Rumour also had it there were some that have suffered from the flooddouble digit fish caught in Mahau ing, to get them up and running. sound last weekend in 6 metre of If you don’t need help, try to find water. Several Dawnbreaker boats someone that does.

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ANZ Nelson branch manager Brad Packham with students of St Joseph's School who were awarded a $1500 cricket grant from the bank. Photo: Andrew Board.

School wins cricket gear grant St Joseph’s School’s keen young cricketers now have all the gear they need to practice every day after being awarded an ANZ Cricket Grant worth $1500.

The grant, which includes bats, stumps, helmets and pads, will refresh the school’s current equipment and make sure their 60 cricketers are practicing in the right sized gear.

To help Kiwis get more out our nation’s favourite summer game, ANZ is awarding $100,000 worth of grants to clubs, schools, fans and social teams around the country.

ANZ branch manager, Brad Packham, says the bank wants to support cricket at every level,

from junior clubs right through to the professional series. “St Joseph’s School received a grant because they impressed us with their enthusiasm for cricket. The school has six teams who practise and compete each week during the season, meaning there’s a lot of cricket crazy kids who need the right tools to improve."

Principal Mike Burton says the grant will make a huge difference to the school.

“Cricket is extremely popular at the school and we have great facilities at the school to help the children develop their skills, and we have a lot of students who are really keen on the sport," he says.

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Fico Finance Nelson Giants guard Brook Ruscoe gets airborne during the side's first round win over the Manawatu Jets. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Giants soar over Jets The Fico Finance Nelson Giants got its NBL season off to the perfect start with an 82-67 win over the Manawatu Jets on Saturday night.

Former Jet Josh Pace led the scoring for the Nelson Giants with 25 points on his return back to the franchise he first played for in 2006.

American import Erron Maxey contributed 16 points from the floor while young guard Brook Ruscoe was the next best with 15 points.

New coach Liam Flynn was not

afraid to use his bench in the victory with a total of nine players seeing game time, including New Zealand Breakers development player Josh Bloxham. The Giants led by 23 points at half time.

The side will now play four away games, against the Waikato Pistons, Taranaki Mountainairs, Southland Sharks and Otago Nuggets before returning to the Trafalgar Centre on May 11 to face the Wellington Saints.

Overnight snow capping the mountains and heavy rainfall predicted was not what the Nelson Events Team wanted to wake up to on Saturday morning with registration about to begin for the 18th Alpine Lodge Loop the Lake.

With a sell-out 400 registered, the bets were on as to how many would wimp out and not pick up their race packs. Only 25 were “no shows” as 376 took off on their 26km circuit of Lake Rotoiti.

One of those was Harvey Steeds. After an unfortunate accident back in 1996, losing his right foot, it was simply a case of toughening up for the years ahead.

In the boot of his car he carries more than the usual collection of outdoor equipment, a helmet, crampons, ice axe, pack, mountain radio and a spare leg.

He rounded the Lake in 2.51.55 an incredible feat over the rooty terrain involved yet alone the Travers River crossing, finishing 186th overall, half way in the field

Victoria Elworthy, Carmella Zuccaro-Back and Nicky Cocks cooling off in Lake Rotoiti after the Loop the Lake run.

Christchurch’s Tane Cambridge cleared out for a seven minute victory over Kevin O’Donnell and Ian Reeves. Nelsonians who made it into the top ten were David Stebbings, Nick Crocker, Dave Keen , Stu Cottam and Ben Thurlow.

New female names keep cropping up at the sharp end of trail run results. Nicki McFadzien now joins them and the 21 year old Cantabrian certainly has a bright future in the sport after her 1.57.18 effort joining the

Sailing regatta a success Nelson's two sailing clubs combined for an end-of-season two day regatta held within the harbour earlier this month.

Twenty six boats of various sizes from the junior sailors in their optimist dinghies to keel

boats brought the harbour alive with four races on Saturday and three on Sunday for the Burnsco Harbour champs.

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The doors to the new showroom and workshop are now open and owners Grant and Jo Blanchet are welcoming both new and existing customers to head down to 62 Gladstone Rd to find

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“The big green building up the road is our new home, after months of planning it has finally come together and we welcome all of our customers to come down, check out the new premises and say hello.”

The shop has slowly taken shape over the last few months and the finished product has been a long time coming for the busy local business. If you have seen the hive of activity going on and have

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and service that comes with a qualified and ex- space, so we can continue to supply local people pert opinion, stocking only the best and most with the best products and service in town.” respected premium brand equipment and prod- Whether you’re out taming the wildest terrain ucts. The team or a tough backstand by the yard, Grant says Head service technician equipment Stihl Shop RichDave Robins in the brand they supply as mond have the new workshop at Gladlongtime users right machine stone Rd. themselves, so for every task. you are guarFrom profesanteed a supesional use in the rior functioning forest to smaller piece of outjobs around the door equipment garden, he and backed up by the team can ofan expert who fer expert opinknows the difions on which ference. product is best Their fully funcfor the job. Grant tioning service says the team workshop will will not only continue to ofhelp you select fer specialty a tool that will after sales serdo the job today vice and to any but will help you brand, make or model of equipment regard- choose one that will function well into the future less of where it was purchased. Because of their , ensuring that each time you pull it out of the knowledge and ability to service and maintain shed it will run to the same standard as new. any outdoor power tool, the business has grown “We believe in offering quality equipment that substantially in the last few years, necessitating ensures a professional job. Our range of top the move to a larger, more open and user friend- branded equipment guarantees you will conly premises. tinue to see great results each time you use it.”

“We have officially outgrown our old site, it is Grant says all together the team has “too many” time to make ourselves at home in a much bigger years of experience to count but thinks it would

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Congratulations Grant and Jo

Proud to support Grant and Jo in their new Stihl Shop Richmond

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be around 60 years. Working alongside Grant and Jo is a dedicated and hardworking team of professionals made up of Liz Pott, Randolph Waller, Dave Robins and Wayne Bateman.

“We are qualified experts who can help you choose the best product for you and your project and we can maintain and service your equipment so it performs at the best level. The team has worked with outdoor power equipment for years, it is their life so if there’s something you need to know, you can pretty much guarantee the guys will be able to tell you.”

From chainsaws, chippers, generators to hedge trimmers, if you need a job done outdoors then Stihl Shop Richmond can help, offering the best products that they can guarantee will be up to the task. They are backed up by and supply products by well known brands such as Stihl, Masport, Rover, Honda, Silky and more who each represent premium outdoor equipment that will stand the test of time.

Stihl Shop Richmond are a key supporter of our local forestry, roading, infrastructure, rural ,drainage and building industries, offering the best products, advice and servicing all in one convenient location.

While these commercial and contractor customers make up a large part of the business, Grant says they

cater to a huge selection of domestic customers too and pride themselves on being able to do so.

“From forestry workers who have a lot of gear to those domestic customers who Wayne Bateman is a just have the one qualified technician power tool in their specialising in ride on shed, we cater to all mowers. equipment needs.”

The store also stocks a great range of oils and lubricants that have been specially developed with outdoor power tools in mind, allowing you to get the best possible service life from your equipment and are happy to help you decide on what product would be right for your machine.

The team share a huge focus on safety and will always advise on the safest way to use and operate a product on site before you take it home.

They stock a range of great safety gear for everyday use, because when you’re working with power tools having the best possible protection is extremely important.

“You must be able to rely on your protective equipment. We offer first class protection equipment, which is very comfortable to wear.”

You can choose from a range of functional protective clothing and practical accessories including head, eye and ear protection to reduce engine noise and

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Grant, Jo and the team (formerly Richmond Equipment) invite you to visit them in their brand new premises at 62 Gladstone Road, Richmond.

Same friendly team, same friendly service.

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keep flying debris away from your face.

From practical, waterproof clothing to hi vis, helmets and safety boots, talk to Grant and the team about the best products to keep you safe while you are on the job.

The new building has been in the pipeline for more than a year and Grant says he is thrilled with the end result. With more parking, a great on street profile and the convenience of seeing the shop long before you turn off the main road, customers will have an enjoyable and easy experience.

“People can now easily turn off the road, the parking is easy and access is convenient.

If you’re on your way to or from a job you can easily pull the work vehicle in with no hassles.”

The new premises will allow them to focus more on the home gardener too, with specialty tools such as weed trimmers, blowers and vac shredders all on hand in time for winter.

“It is the perfect time to start looking at what you can do around your place to get ready for winter, trim your trees back to let in light, get ready for the autumn leaves and with rapid grass growth on the way it

may be time to upgrade your mower.”

The official opening day for the brand new Stihl Shop Richmond will be held on Saturday 25 May with a full day of events lined up for the public to help Grant and the team celebrate. The day will run between 8am and 4pm with a free bbq between 11am and 1pm. Reps from the top suppliers and brands will be on hand to demonstrate new products and offer advice, and Jason Wynyard, the famous world timber sports champion will be at the store putting on an exciting display. The opening day will be a great chance to bring the kids down, grab a sausage and check out the new shop. Any Stihl product purchase on the day will put you in the draw to win a Stihl saw valued at $995.

Stihl Shop Richmond are celebrating and invite you to head down and see the fantastic range of products and services on hand for you

and your home or workplace. Stihl has set the standard for excellence in outdoor equipment for more than 70 years and Grant, Jo and the rest of the team are proud to align Stihl Shop Richmond alongside the innovative technology and unrivalled quality that has made Stihl one of the most recognised industry and household names. They are now one of

64 Stihl Shops nationwide, backed up by the worldwide reputation and their own local expert team. Ask Grant and the team about their emergency call out service. No matter the weather or what time it is you can give them a call.

Head down to the new store at 62 Gladstone Rd or check out their official opening day.

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Current Nelson School of Music instrumental tutor (BA Music/Theatre) and former Principal Tutor of its' Contemporary Music Performance Course. Contact Joe Rifici on 545-6046 PILATES COURSES IN RICHMOND: would you like to feel leaner, stronger and more flexible? Learn how with a 10 week course, starting Mon 6 May at 12.301.30pm and another course starting Weds 8 May at 9.15-10.15am, at Richmond Recreation Centre. Sue 538 0318/021 0344109 HOW ARE YOU? Ask yourself ... Are you stuck in one or many areas of your life? Days fly by and soon the years pass and you’re still “waiting” Nothing much has changed. Learn about YOU, set yourself free and have more fun in your life.

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Contact Caron 021 1457 162 caronproctor@me.com www.lifecoachnelson.co.nz COUPLE HOOD a new way to love. 6 week course for couples 7:30-9:30pm, Weds nights 24 April-29 May. Stoke Medical Centre Foyer $50 per session Facilitators: Angela Fanning 0276801321 Peter Brunt 0273652986 email: anewwaytolove@gmail.com for info or a brochure.

AQUA-THERAPY for hip, knee, ankle, shoulder, back issues. By exercise professionals. Warm water pools. 8 week courses Starts Mon 13 May at ASB Richmond & Thurs 16 May at Ngawhatu. Bookings essential. Call Angie 547 0198 or 021330905 GRANDPARENTS ROCK! Victory Community Centre on Sun 28 April, 3pm. $10/ticket, $30 for a group of 4, bring 10 or more and it’s half price only $5/ticket!!

KITCHEN & BATHROOM TRAIL 5 May. 10am - 4pm be in early to secure tickets. See Nelsons leading design specialists of kitchens & bathrooms tickets available Plumbing World Nelson, Harvey Norman Nelson, Angelica Flowers, 518a Main Rd. Stoke, Tile Direct, 74 Quarantine Rd. Baku Cookware/home ware, 266 Queen St. Richmond. Ph 5476571 or 5489757 LIVING ALONE AFTERNOON TEA at the Cathedral on Mon 13 May, 2pm. Contact Jane 5479977 TAOIST TAI CHI SOCIETY 55 Muritai St. Two New Beginners Classes start Sat 27 April 10-11.30am and Tues 30 April 12.30pm. Enquiries welcome, leave name and number on answerphone 5458375 SCOTTISH DANCING BRING A FRIEND NIGHT Tues 23 April, 7.309.30pm St Andrews Church Hall Songer St Stoke. Margaret 547 3913 for info. No partner needed. Soft flat shoes essential THE CONSTITUTIONAL ADVISORY PANEL's co-chair Professor John Burrows and Peter Chin will be gathering the aspi-

rations of Nelsonians about any new Constitution for NZ at Kowhai Lounge, Block N, NMIT 1-5pm 27 April. Ample time to voice opinion and participate. RSVP Sharyn 03 5484461/TXT 021 201 5038 INTERESTED IN BEING A FOSTER CAREGIVER for Child Youth and Family? An information Session is being held 7 May, 3pm, and Caregiver training 6-9pm 24 May & 9-4pm 25 May. Please contact Susan Allen 03 9894253 Susan.Allen008@ cyf.govt.nz to register or for information.

BROADGREEN HOUSE exhibition BEST IN SHOW, harvesting the fields of Broadgreen. E Buxton and Co and Rural Nelson. Visit the Buxton exhibit at an early A&P Show. Open every day 10.30-4.30.

276 Nayland Rd Stoke REWA HOCKEY CLUB are looking for girls 6yrs and older to play hockey this season, bring your Mum along too. For more details contact Raewyn Evans 547 4188 WAITAKI OLD BOYS ASSOCIATION GATHERING Nelson Suburban Club 24 April 5.30pm National President attending. All welcome. Ph Oke Blaikie 548 6000 A GLAMOUROUS EVENING at Old St John’s on Hardy St supporting SASH Sexual Abuse Support and Healing. FEATURING Solo Hairdressing Hair-fashion show. PRESENTING: Benjamin Black Goldsmiths, Massage, Posh Puffs, Raffle Prizes and a Bar. Over $2000 worth of silent auction prizes inc a $600 Interislander Voucher, $350 Cloud Nine Hair straighteners and a stunning silver ring by Benjamin Black, a beautiful painting by local artist Dottie plus fabulous gift baskets. All profits will be donated to SASH. $10 from Solo Hairdressing on Hardy Street or Life Coach Nelson. April 29 6-8.30pm Caron 021 1457 162 caronproctor@me.com PLUNKET BABY BONANZA Sat 18 May, Hope Hall, Richmond 9am-12pm Over 50 stalls of New, Near New & Second-hand Baby/Children’s Clothes, Toys & Nursery items Table bookings now open, please phone Lisa on 5424496 or email footies2012@vodafone.co.nz SUMMIT STOPWATCH: 27 April open to all ages/fitness levels. Walk the Barnicoat Walkway, predict your OWN time & the person who finishes closest to their predicted time, WINS! Register now at www.somebody.co.nz.

DOWN MEMORY LANE Nelson Male Voice Choir Anzac afternoon concert 2pm. Songs old and new featuring Sarah Stack and Jody MacDonald. Tickets $20, Under 18 - $5, under 10 - free TOP OF THE SOUTH MORRIS MINOR CLUB run to Ligar Bay, Sun 28 April. BYO Lunch. All welcome. Call Julie 547 3316 / Trevor 526 8884 by Fri 26 April QUIZ NIGHT Fundraiser for Brightwater Playcentre. 8 June, 7pm, Hope Community Church. Fantastic prizes! Tickets already selling fast! $15pp including supper. Fully licenced bar. EFTPOS available. Teams up to 10 people. For tickets or more information contact Jill 541 0472 MIDWINTER CHRISTMAS CRAFT MARKET: Sun 7 July, 10am-3pm, Hope Recreation Hall. Gold coin entry, proceeds donated to Nelson Region Hospice Trust.

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NELSON SQUASH CLUB 50th Anniversary Reunion 2 Nov 2013. Past members & friends register now to lk.elb@xtra.co.nz REGULAR EVENTS FRIDAY NIGHT INDOOR BOWLS Try it at St Andrews Upper Songer St Stoke 7.00pm Friday evenings. Non competitive a good social activity Ph 547 3329 NELSON CAMERA CLUB Meetings 2nd & 4th Mon each month at Nelson Netball Clubrooms Saxton Field Pavilion Stoke. 7.30-10.30 (approx) Ph Peter Wise 035488090 w.w.w.nelsoncameraclub.co.nz STOKE INDOOR BOWLING CLUB meets every Tues at the Warnes Stadium, Songer Street, Stoke @ 7pm. New members welcome, social & competitive bowls.

Coaching given. K.Forsyth 5477485 THE SPINNERS meet every 2nd & 4th Thurs, The weavers the 3rd Thursdays at 9-30am. The felting group meet the 3rd Thurs at 11.30am .Bring your lunch & join us we have a lot of laughs. Learners & newcomers welcome. Birch Hall, Richmond Showground’s contact Mary 5472 611 BADMINTON: Thurs nights 7.30-9.30 at Stoke Memorial Hall. Must be 30yrs & over, come and give it a go. All abilities welcome. Just $3 a night. Janette 5472366 or Tracey 5476460 INDOOR BOWLS: Wakapuaka Club playing at Clifton Tce School Hall 7pm Tues. Friendly active club for all ages.

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New members welcome. Contact Fred 6483541, Brian/Kay 5450542 SCOTTISH DANCING: The Nelson club dance every Thurs 7.45pm at the YMCA, 156 Toi Toi St, Nelson. No partner needed, wear comfortable clothes and soft shoes.

For more details contact Kelly 547-5721.

THE NAYLAND BADMINTON CLUB: Join in at Stoke Memorial Hall, Weds starts 8 May. Juniors (8-12 years) 4-5.30pm.

Seniors (13-18 years) 5.30-7pm. Includes warm up, coaching and organised games.

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STOKE-TAHUNANUI Rotarians would like to hear from people interested in becoming members, (young and young at heart, men and woman) keen in giving something back to our community, as well as having some fun along the way. Google thisclose.endpolio.org/en. John 5473408.

FITNESS IN TAHUNA: ‘Ladies only’ outdoor group fitness every Tues 6pm Tahunanui Community Centre $5 1hr. Encourage your friends to join you - all abilities welcome, a great chance to get active whilst gaining confidence, strength & fitness! Ph TCC 548 6036 or simply turn up!

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SIT & BE FIT Victory Community Centre Tues & Victory Community Church (238 Upper Vanguard St) Thurs @10 am. Fun while you get fitter. For info call Shirley on 547 1433 or 021 121 8023 LAWN BOWLS: Learn to play. Free coaching lessons every Mon 9.30-11am, Stoke Bowling Club 18a Ranui Rd Stoke.

Russell Calder 5472334 TENNIS DOUBLES for all levels at courts on Main Rd, Tahuna. 1pm onwards. Saturdays. Ph Mike 5476562.

HOUSIE AT VICTORY Old fashioned fun with members of your community.

Great prizes, refreshments & transport available if required. Weds 2-4pm, 3 & 17 April. $2 -Victory Community Centre.

LAUGHTER YOGA: The body’s natural antidote to stress. Simple yet powerful exercise, combining yogic breathing. Bring yoga mat or towel. Weds 5.30-6.30pm.

Runs weekly, $2 at Victory Community Centre NANA CRAFT: Share crafts that Nanas know, knitting, crochet, stitching. Bring lunch, share projects. Weds 12.30-2.45pm, Pomeroys coffee $2 Donation,Victory Community Centre VICTORIOUS CHESS Challenge your brain, supportive environment for all levels. All ages welcome, Under 8’s with a caregiver. Please bring chess set if you have one. Gold coin pp Thurs until 15 April 3.45-5pm at Victory Community Centre Ph 546 8381 FEELING SAD STRESSED OR STUCK? Phone our crisis line to talk with one of our Lifeline Telephone Counsellors available any time of the night or day PH 0800 54 33 54 KIDS-N-KOFFEE: Free Playgroup, Tues 9.45-11.45am All Saints Creche, 30 Vanguard St. Toys, sand pit crafts, music session, food, indoor-outdoor play area. All Welcome. Lois 5487438 BADMINTON COACHING at Saxton Stadium on Weds. Junior classes run 4-5pm. $4 & Adults 5-6pm. $6. A great activity for all. Contact Sport Tasman on 538 0072 & ask for Tony STOKE SENIORS SIT & BE FIT Tues @ 11.05 & Weds 11am. Great music & fun while you get fitter. Shirley 547 1433, 021 121 8023 or Stoke Seniors on 54547 2660 TENNIS: LADIES morning @ Tahunanui Dr. Tennis Club. Wed from 9.30am. Anne 5477043.

TAHUNANUI WOMEN’S INSTITUTE at Stoke retirement Village, 188 Songer St. Meet first Thurs of the month, 1.45pm sharp. New members welcome. Ph Colleen 548 7902 NEWCOMERS WALKING GROUP Every 2nd & 4th Tues of the month. Join us for walk & discover the beautiful landscape of Nelson. Text Norma 0276525274.

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$

26.90

Farmhouse (Cooked &isContinental) The Natural t Breakfast plus your choice of eggs: (Cooked & Continental) The Naturalist Breakfast plus your choice of Eggs Poached / Scrambl ed /poached Boiplus led oryour Frifried echoice d withofyour The Naturalist Breakfast Eggs – boiled, scrambled, or choice Wi hgrilled your choi ce ofsausages, : Gripoached l ed Bacon Sausages / Hash – tboiled, scrambled, or/ fried with your choice of bacon, seasoned fried potatoes, of grilled bacon, sausages, seasoned fried potatoes, tomatoes on toasted bread ...................................................$25.80 Browns / Tomatoes

tomatoes on toasted bread ...................................................$25.80

Blueberry Pancake Stack $ French Toast Blueberry Pancake Stack Pancakes layered with blueberries and hot maple syrup, 17.90

Pancakes layered with and hot maple syrup, $17.20 with aBread sprinkling icingblueberries French / EggofBatter /sugar Fried............................................. / Dusted Powdered with a sprinkling of icing sugar ............................................. $17.20

Sugar / Fruit Compote

Croissant with Avocado, Eggs & Bacon

$ Croissant withripe Avocado, Eggs & Bacon Fancy croissant, avocado and tasty bacon.

17.90 Bacon & Banana French Toast Fancy ripe............................................................. avocado and tasty bacon.

Hot andcroissant, scrumptious $16.50

French Bread / Egg Batter / Fried /Bacon / Hot and scrumptious ............................................................. $16.50 Banana / DustedSalmon Powdered&Sugar /MapleEggs syrup Hollandaise Poached Hollandaise Salmon & Poached Smoked Marlborough Salmon, poachedEggs egg on toasted

$ Corn Fritter & Bacon Smoked Marlborough Salmon, poached egg on toasted 17.90 English muffi n, drizzled in Hollandaise .................................$20.50

Pancakes / Warm Mapl e Syrup / Icingand Sugar The oldour favourite on toasted English Muffi n served hot beside own special sausages fried potatoes .......... $14.80

beside our own special sausages and fried potatoes.......... $ $14.80

Blueberry Pancake Stack Omelette

17.90

Pancakes / Bluofeberri es plain, / Warm Maple ham, Syrupmushroom / Icing Sugar Omelette Your choice either cheese,

Your choice of either plain, cheese, ham, mushroom or shrimp ............................................................................... $17.20 $ 17.90 or shrimp ............................................................................... $17.20 Omelette with Early Bird ..................................$24.80

Croissant Grilled / Avocado /with Bacon / Poached Eggs / ...............$26.80 Omelette Early BirdEarlyBird ..................................$24.80 Fish & Eggs with HollandaisOmelette e Sauce Fish Grilled & Naturalist Eggs with..................................

EarlyBird ...............$26.80 with $27.80

under Early Bird Fruit Juice, toast and spreads .....................$5.50 $

Childs'Benedict Continental Eggs

18.90

Fruit juice, cereals, yoghurt, Childs' Continental Poached Eggs / Gril efruit, d Bacon / EnglDanish ish Muffipastries, n/ toast & preserves ....................................................................$8.00 Fruit juice, cereals, fruit, yoghurt, Danish pastries, Hol l a ndai s e Sauce toast & preserves ....................................................................$8.00

Childs' Farmhouse

Baked Beans The continental plus an egg: scrambled, boiled, Childs' Farmhouse

$

14.90

poached or fried, with a egg: sausage, bacon, hash brown The continental plus scrambled, boiled, Baked Beans / Engl ish an Muffi n / Sausages / Hashbrown

and toast ............................................................................... $10.50 poached or fried, with a sausage, bacon, hash brown

Early Bird

Bacon & Banana French Toast

French layered French with bacon & banana, sprinkled with $8.90 Bacontoast & Continental Banana Toast Child’s cinnamon, icing sugar and warm maple syrup .................... $16.80

French layered with sprinkled Frui t Juicetoast / Cereal s / Frui t /bacon Yoghurt& /banana, Danish Pastri es / with cinnamon, icing sugar and warm maple syrup .................... $16.80 Toast Jams & Bacon Corn/ fritter Crispy bacon,& panfried Corn fritter Bacongrated potato and corn drizzled

$ Child’s Farmhouse with sour cream & pestograted ....................................................... $16.50 Crispy bacon, panfried potato and corn drizzled 10.90

withConti sournental cream pestoScrambl ....................................................... $16.50 The plu&s Egg: ed / Poached / Boiled Egg Bagel orBacon Fried / & Sausage / Bacon / Hashbrown / Toast Bagel filled with fried egg and crispy bacon flashed Bacon & Egg Bagel under ........................................................................ $16.50 Bagel the filledgrill with fried egg and crispy bacon flashed under the grill ........................................................................ $16.50

Pancakes & Maple Syrup Thick & luscious with warm maple syrup and a dusting Pancakes & Maple Syrup

of icing ........................................................................ $15.80 Thick & sugar luscious with warm maple syrup and a dusting of icing sugar ........................................................................ $15.80

Lambs Frywith /Gold Bacon / onion onioAle) n rirings ngs / over peppercorn jus jus............$18.90 (Speights Medal Served Chef’s peppercorn $ Served with Chef’s onion rings over peppercorn jus............$18.90 19.90 Avocado Shrimp and Avocado Shrimp andPrawn Prawn Avocado Shrimp (Oyster BaySauvi Sauvignon (Oyster Bay gnon Bland aBlanc) nc) Prawn

Baked Beans& Maple Syrup 17.90 Pancakes Baked Beans on toasted English Muffin served hot The old favourite $

Omelette with Naturalist .................................. $27.80 $ $28.80 Grilled Fish & Eggs Naturalist ..............

21.90 Hollandaise Salmon & with Poached Eggs Grilled Fish & Eggs with Naturalist.............. $28.80 Smoked Marl b orough Sal m on / Poached Eggs / Engl i s h Children's Breakfast Available to 12 years and Muffi n / Early Hollandai seFruit Sauce under Bird Juice, toast and spreads Children's Breakfast Available to 12 years .....................$5.50 and

Generous slices of French bread, dipped in egg batter, $ French Toast 5.90 fried and dusted with powdered ................................. $14.80 Generous slices of French bread,sugar dipped in egg batter, fried powdered sugar ................................. $14.80 Frui t Juiand ce /dusted Toast /with Spreads

Lambs (Spei g hts Fry Gold and MedalBacon Ale) Delight Lambs Fry Bacon (Speights Goldand Medal Ale) Delight

Crumbed andand served in/a beside tartare sauce lemon aioli (inaiseason) ............................. $19.50 Crumbed / wonton basket lewonton mon olbasket i tartare sauce and lemon aioli (in season) .............................

Whitebait Pattie $ $19.50 21.50 Sliced Smoked Salmon & Marinated Prawns Whitebait Pattie (Allan Scott Riesling)

$ 17.90 Poached farm eggs with grilledonbacon, drizzled with hollandaise sauce and served an English muffi n ............ $18.20 Waffl e s / Cream / Berry Compote hollandaise sauce and served on an English muffin ............ $18.20

Express Breakfast $ Express Breakfast Eggs of your choice – either fried, poached, or scrambled18.50 Express Breakfast

We have a range of teas available:

Sal t `n' Sichuan Pepper / mari nated Cal amari / quicon k friaed / wasabi aioli (Triplebank Pinot Gris) Panfried in garlic butter, flamed with brandy, PanfriedAsian in garlic butter, flamed with brandy, on a $ warmed Noodle salad .................................................$18.90 19.50 Lambs Fry and Bacon Delight warmed Asian Noodle salad .................................................$18.90

(Oyster Bay Sauvignon Accompanied Avocado / Shrimby pby/avocado PrawnsBlanc) / and saladsalad greensgreens ...................... $19.50 Accompanied avocado and salad greens ...................... $19.50 Nelson Scallops $ 19.90 Nelson (in season) Nelson Scallops Scallops (Greenhough Sauvignon Blanc)

Croissant with Avo, Eggs & Bacon

Children’s Earl Grey,aEnglish Breakfast, Camomile, Peppermint, We have range Breakfast of teas available: Lemon Twist, Lemon and Ginger, and Earlla Grey, English Breakfast, Camomile, Avai bl e to Chi l d ren 12 years andRosehip underPeppermint, whenHibiscus dining Lemon Twist, Lemon and Ginger, Rosehip and Hibiscus wiFrench th an Adul t Toast

(Sei frieds Tiger Gewurztrami ner) Black Prawns (Triplebank Pinot Gris)

Eggs Benedict Eggs Benedict Poached farm eggs with grilled bacon, drizzled with Waffles

muffi/n,Panfri drizzled in Hollandaise .................................$20.50 CriEnglish spy Bacon ed / Corn / Sour Cream / Pesto

Traditionalists and Farmhouse Extras Traditionalist & Farmhouse Extras $ Traditionalists and Farmhouse Extras Lambs Fry ........................................................................$5.50 5.90 Lambs Fry ......................................................................$4.50 Lambs Fry ........................................................................$5.50 Mushrooms $ 4.90 Mushrooms Mushrooms ......................................................................$4.50 plus tomatoes, beans sausages onedtoasted Eggschoi of cyour – and either fried, poached, orlescrambled Your e of choice Eggs: Poached / Scrambl / Boi dbread or ....... $17.50 beans and sausages on toasted bread ....... $17.50 Friplus ed pltomatoes, us Tomatoes / Beans / Sausages Extras with the Express $ Extras: Toastthe andExpress Spreads Breakfast Toast and spreads ..................................................$4.50 Extras with 4.90 $ Juice .................................................................................$3.80 Juice and spreads ..................................................$4.50 Breakfast Toast 4.00 Filtered ..................................................................$3.50 Juice .................................................................................$3.80 $ FiltCoffee ered Coffee 3.70 Filtered Coffee ..................................................................$3.50

(Te Mania Salt 'n' Sichuan Pepper fried beside Steamed / loRiesling) cal whi te winemarinated / tomatoescalamari / Harissaquick / crusty bread Salt 'n' aioli Sichuan Pepper marinated calamari quick fried beside wasabi ............................................................................ $ $18.90 19.50 Calamari – Salt ‘n’ Sichuan Pepper wasabiTiger aioli............................................................................ $18.90 Black Prawns

$ $10.50 and toast ...............................................................................

18.90 Omelette

Tea,/Coffee ..........................................................................$3.50 Eggs - plain, cheese, ham, mushroom or shrimp Tea,Chocolate Coffee ..........................................................................$3.50 Hot .....................................................................$4.20 $ Omel e tte wi t h Earl y Bi rd 25.50 Hot Chocolate .....................................................................$4.20 Milo ........................................................................................$3.50 $ Omel ette with Natural ist 29.90 Milo ........................................................................................$3.50 Fruit Juice ............................................................................$3.80 Fruit Juice ............................................................................$3.80 $ 23.90 Grilled Fish COFFEE MENU FiEspresso sCOFFEE h of the dayMENU / Gril eblack d / Eggs / Toast from buffet short ....................................................... $3.70 Espresso black $3.70 $ Long ........................................................................... $3.70 Gri l ed Fisblack h andshort Eggs wi th Earl....................................................... y Bird 28.90 Long black ........................................................................... $3.70 Flat white .............................................................................. $3.70 $ Gri l e d Fi s h and Eggs wi t h Natural i s t 29.90 Flat white.............................................................................. $3.70 Cappuccino .........................................................................$4.20 Cappuccino.........................................................................$4.20 .........................................................................$4.20 Mochaccino Mochaccino .........................................................................$4.20 Chai Latte............................................................................. $4.70 Chai Latte ............................................................................. $4.70 Latte (bowl) .........................................................................$5.20 Latte (bowl) .........................................................................$5.20 Hot Chocolate .....................................................................$4.20 Hot Chocolate .....................................................................$4.20 Soya Milk Coffees are available ...........................extra 60cents Soya MilkCocktail Coffees...............................................................$3.00 are available ...........................extra 60cents Berocca Berocca Cocktail ...............................................................$3.00

(Greenhough Sauvi gnon Blinaanc) (Greenhough Sauvignon Blanc) Crumbed and served wonton basket beside

(Bel laiconic byScott InvivWest oRiesling) Sauvi gnon Blanc) (Allan The Coast dish ..................................................$20.50

SlThe icediconic SalmonWest / mariCoast nated dish prawns / avocado / pepperdews / capers / ..................................................$20.50 * G = Gluten Free Mandari ns / Thai coriander dressing * G = Gluten Free $ 21.50 Whitebait Pattie (Recommended Wine) Light Meals (Equi nox RieslMeals ing) Light

(Recommended Wine)

Crackled Pork Bellyng - that`s it!

Whi tebait / Eggs / Seasoni

CrackledOriginal Pork Belly (Monteiths Beer) (Monteiths Original Beer) Braised belly, roasted, crackled and garnished ...................$26.90

Braised belly, roasted,on crackled garnished Light Meals (Recommended Wines) ...................$26.90 Panfried Scallops Potatoand Puffs

PanfriedSauvignon ScallopsBlanc) on Potato Puffs (Astrolabe

$ (Astrolabe Sauvignon With mild chilli, olive oilBlanc) and lemon dressing ........................$26.90 24.00 Pork Schnitzel With mild chilli, olive oil and lemon dressing ........................$26.90

Moroccan Beef nSalad (Sei fried Gewurztrami er)

(Seifrieds Gewurztraminer) Moroccan Beef Salad Sesame Seed Crumbed Pork fil et / Scallop Potato / Star Anise / Red A(Seifrieds fusion ofGewurztraminer) flavours to tempt the tastebuds ..........................$26.90 wi n e vi n egar / l imFilo e / leParcels mon A fusion of flavours to tempt the tastebuds ..........................$26.90 *Vegetarian $ Roasted Vegetables andSalad Indian Spices, layered in filo *Vegetarian Filo Parcels 24.00 Black Tiger Prawn then mild sweet layered chilli oil................$25.90 Roasted Indian Spices, in filo (Tripl ebaked, bankVegetables Pinand ot Gridrizzled s) and with then baked, and drizzled mild sweet chilli oil................$25.90 Speciality Omelette Mari nated Prawns / Chi led /and Salwith adFries Greens / Citrus segments / Garlic / Chili All...........................................................................................$26.90 Speciality Omelette and Fries $ 25.90 Vegetarian Filoand Parcels* • Tomato brie All...........................................................................................$26.90 (The MakeR Lions Head Chardonnay) ••Smoked salmon Tomato and brieand mozzarella Roasted vegetabl es /salmon Indiasour n spiand ccream esmozzarella / filo / mild sweet chil i sauce / local ••Avocado and Smoked Avocado and sour cream Salmon Pasta olCreamy ive oil • Smoked Smoked and Salmon baby spinach tossed in pasta ............$26.90 Creamysalmon Smoked Pasta $ 27.90 Seafood Tasterand baby SmokedMushroom salmon in pasta Button and spinach Cherry tossed Tomato Pasta............$26.90 (Tasman Bay Pi n ot Gri s ) (Te ManiaMushroom Estate Riesling) Button and Cherry Tomato Pasta Chi l i Prawns Seared Scallopswith / Sallinguini, t 'n' Sichuan Pepper Cal amari Mushrooms and tomatoes capsicum, pesto (Te Mania /Estate Riesling) and watercress, and shaved parmesan Mushrooms andpinenuts tomatoes with linguini, capsicum, pesto$26.90 Salt ‘n’ Sichuan Pepper Chicken Salad ................$26.90 Salad light meals per person and pinenuts and shaved parmesan$4.50 ................$26.90 (Sei friewatercress, dwith Gewurztrami ner) ......................................

Vegetables light meals ............................. $4.50 Salad with light meals ...................................... perperson person Sal t 'n' Sichuanwith Pepper Crumbed Chi cken / Salad /Asia$4.50 n Citrusper Dressi ng Vegetables with light meals ............................. $4.50 per person

Panfried on Potato Puffs Mains Scallops (Recommended Wine) (Astrol abe Sauvi(Recommended gnon Blanc) Mains Wine)

$

27.90

Scal lops / potato puffs / mild chil i / olive oil / lemon dressing (in season) FROM THE LAND $ 27.90 Specialty Omelette FROM of THE LAND *Roast the Day (Li ndauer Speci al Reserve) (Montana Cabernet Sauvignon/Merlot *Roast of the Day

Tomato andCabernet briGisborne e or Smoked salmon and mozzarella or Avocado or Montana Chardonnay) (Montana Sauvignon/Merlot and sour creamNew Aortraditional Zealand roast with all Montana Gisborne Chardonnay) the trimmingsNew ...............................................................(priced $ daily) A traditional Zealand roast with all 27.90 Pasta

Lemon the etrimmings daily) (Tripl bankInfused Pinot...............................................................(priced Gris)Chicken Breast (Crossroads Chardonnay)

Lemon Infused Chicken -Breast Mushrooms / Chardonnay) tomatoes / red oniBreast ons / capsicum / pesto / pasta of chicken infused and glazed with (Crossroads -preserved Creamy pasta / smoked salmon / baby spinach lemons .................................................................$34.90 Breast of chicken infused and glazed with -*Prime Smoked chi c ken / pasta / bacon / mushrooms / creme fraiche Ribeye preserved lemons .................................................................$34.90 (Oyster Merlot) *PrimeBay Ribeye Served as you wish - plain, pepper sauce or garlic

(Oyster Bay Merlot) Mains (Recommended Wines)sauce buttered, onion aspepper garnish ....................................$35.90 Served aswith you wish rings - plain, or garlic

Mushroom sauce extra buttered, with onion rings...............................................$5.00 as garnish....................................$35.90

Tiger sauce Prawn...............................................$5.00 Skewer.................................$6.50 extra Mushroom extra MAINSBlack FROM THE LAND Quince and Blue Cheese ..................................$5.00 Black Tiger Prawn Skewer .................................$6.50extra extra

400gmof - Scotch Quince andFille Blue extra priced daily Roast the Day * t Cheese ..................................$5.00 (Jim Barry- Cover Drive Cabernet Sauvignon) 400gm Scotch Fille t (The MakeR Lions Head Chardonnay or `Fire Eagle` Petit Pinot)

as you wish pepper sauce or garlic (Jim Cover Drive Cabernet AServed tradiBarry tional New Zeal a-ndplain, roast wigarnish th alSauvignon) l the trimmings buttered, aspepper ....................................$39.90 Served aswith youonion wish rings - plain, sauce or garlic $ Mushroom sauce ...............................................$5.00 extra 35.90 Stuffed Crumbed Chicken Breast * buttered, with onion rings as garnish ....................................$39.90

TigerBay Prawn SkewerChardonnay) .................................$6.50 extra sauce ...............................................$5.00 extra (BrookfielBlack dMushroom s Hawkes "Bergman"

Beverage Menu $3.70 $4.00 $4.50 $5.00 $4.50 $4.00 $0.60

Filtered Coffee Long black Cappuccino Latte Hot Chocolate Fruit Juice Soya Milk Coffees are available add

Espresso/short black Flat white Mochaccino Chai Latte Milo Berocca Cocktail A selection of Herbal and Traditional Teas

$4.00 $4.00 $4.50 $5.50 $4.50 $3.00 $3.50

Quince and Blue Cheese ..................................$5.00 Black Tiger Skewer .................................$6.50 extra Homemade / Breast ofPrawn Chicken / New Zealand Smoked Cheese / extra Ham Lamb Rack and Blue Cheese ..................................$5.00 extra /(Waiwera lig htly garlQuince ic buttered Pinot Noir)/ Crumbed (20 min cooking time) Lamb Rack $ Lamb rack with Noir) a *roasted rosemary and herb crust (Waiwera Pinot 36.90 Prime Ribeye on peaBay mash with wild currant jus ..................................... $37.90 Lamb rack with rosemary and herb crust (Oyster Merl ot)a aroasted

Lamb on peaShank jus ..................................... $37.90 Served asmash youNoir) wiwith sh - aplawild in / currant pepper sauce / or garlic butter / crumbed (Tohu LambPinot Shank oni o n ri n gs Lamb shank oven roasted then braised with the chef's (Tohu Pinot Noir) $5.00 extra own special gravy Mushroom sauce Lamb shank oven roasted then braised with the chef's 1 shank .....................................................................$30.90 $5.00 extra own gravy Qui ncespecial and Bl u e Cheese 2 shanks ...................................................................$36.90 shank .....................................................................$30.90 $6.50 extra Bl(allow ack Ti20 ger1minute Prawns cooking time) 2 shanks ...................................................................$36.90 (allow 20 minute cooking time)

(Church Cabernet Sauvi (Church Road Pan friedRoad pork Cuve fiChardonnay) llet seasoned withgnon) cumin and tumeric $ Pan pork llet seasoned with cumin and tumeric 1 shank 31.90 with afried ginger jusfi.................................................................... $37.90 $ $37.90 with a ginger jus ....................................................................

2 shanks 37.90 Crispy Skin Duck Crispy Skin Duck (St Hallets Gamekeepers Lamb Shank / oven roastedReserve / gravy Shiraz/Grenache)

Crispy skin Gamekeepers duck infused with a marmalade jus on (St Hallets Reserve Shiraz/Grenache) $ 36.90 Stuffed Pork scallop potato (20 infused minute cooking time)...............................$39.50 Crispy skinCrackled duck withBelly a marmalade jus on scallop potato minute cooking time)...............................$39.50 (Monteiths Origin(20 al Beer)

Filet Mignon BraisBarry edMignon / Roasted belly Cabernet / pinenuts /Sauvignon) apricots / spinach / orange zest / Filet (Jim Cover Drive

crackl e / steak, scal lopsmoky potato crumbed oni on rimushroom ngs Fine fiBarry llet creamy sauce; (Jim Cover Drive/bacon, Cabernet Sauvignon) with rings and kumara rounds .....................................$39.50 Fineonion fillet steak, smoky bacon, creamy mushroom sauce; $ 39.50 Crispy with onionSkin ringsDuck and kumara rounds.....................................$39.50 Trio of Meats (St HalofletMeats Gamekeepers Reserve Shiraz/Grenache) Trio (Squawking Magpie 'The Chatterer' Syrah)

CrisofpyPork Skin Belly, Duck /mini marmal ade / scal lolamb p potato Trio beefChatterer' eyejus fillet and rack (Squawking Magpie 'The Syrah) with currant reduction ....................................................$42.90 Trio wild of Pork Belly, mini beef eye fillet and lamb rack $ 39.50 Filet Mignon (ideal for two to share) with wild currant reduction ....................................................$42.90 (Jim Barry Cover ve Cabernet Sauvignon) (ideal for two to Dri share) Filet steakTHE / smoky bacon / mushroom sauce / onion rings / kumara rounds FROM SEA FROM THE SEA Due to situations beyond our control fresh fish is not always$

Trio of Meats (2 could share)

42.90

available Due to situations our control (Squawki ng Magpiebeyond `The Chatterer` Syrah)fresh fish is not always available

Pork belly / mini beef eye fil et / Lamb Kebab / wild currant reduction

*Fish of the Day *Fish ofMarlborough the DayTHESauvignon (Montana MAINS FROM SEA Blanc)

Today’s catch 'deep fried' or 'grilled'Blanc) you choose (Montana Sauvignon Due to situaticatch oMarlborough nspotato beyond ourthe control fresh seafood you is not choose always available and Nelsdaily) on scalwith fries or of day ......................................(priced Today’s 'deep fried' or 'grilled' lops are onlScallops yor avaipotato lable in aofsmal l sizday e and......................................(priced in limited numbers so are subject to availabidaily) lity with fries the Nelson (Waimea Estate Sauvignon Blanc) Nelson Scallops Fish of the Day * •(Waimea crumbedEstate or Sauvignon priced daily Festi val Block Blanc) Sauvignon Blanc) ••(Brancott pan friedEstate on crumbed or potato puffs catch your liking,either: (In season) ............................................................................. $37.50 •Today's pan fried oncooked potato to puffs (In season) ............................................................................. $37.50 deep fri e d / potato or fri e s or gri l e d / potato or fri e s Whitebait Omelette (G)

$ Whitebait Omelette (G) (Allan ScottScallops Reserve Riesling) 37.50 Nelson The Coast whitebait fries ..........................$39.50 (Allan Scott Reserve (WaiWest m ea Estate Sauvi gRiesling) non Bldelight anc) with The West Coast whitebait delight with fries ..........................$39.50 *Oven baked Salmon

(in season)

crumbed or pan fried / potato puffs

(Spy Valley Pinot Salmon Gris) *Oven baked $ Oven baked salmon llet on scallop potatoes and pea 38.50 Poached FishGris) &fiScallops (Spy Valley Pinot mash splashed lime .......................$39.50 Oven baked on scallopand potatoes and pea (Tasman Bay salmon Pinwith ot GriThai sfi)lletcoriander mash splashed with Thai coriander and lime .......................$39.50 Poached Fish / whiteFish wine /and lemonScallops pepper / spring onion / poached scallops / (Tasman Gris) Poached local oliveBay oilFish /Pinot mild and chi l i leScallops mon dressing Fish of theBay dayPinot poached (Tasman Gris) in white wine, layered with $ scallops then drizzled withinlocal oillayered and mild chilli 39.50 Whitebait Omelette Fish of the day poached whiteolive wine, with lemon dressing ......................................................................$38.50 scallops drizzled (Golden Hithen l s Sauvi gnon Blwith anc)local olive oil and mild chilli lemon dressing ......................................................................$38.50 Trio of Seafood West Coast whitebait / fries

* $39.50

(Brightwater Chardonnay) Trio of Seafood $ 39.50 Warmed Salmon * local fish and garlic Panfried scallops, grilled (Brightwater Chardonnay) chilli (Triplprawns...........................................................................$42.90 ebankscallops, Pinot Grisgrilled ) Panfried local fish and garlic chilli prawns...........................................................................$42.90 Warmed Smoked Salmon filet / scallop potatoes / pea mash / Thai coriander

LAND / lime AND SEA COMBINATION LAND AND SEA COMBINATION

Carpet Bag Trio ofRoad Seafood (Church Cabernet Sauvignon) Carpet (BrookfieldBag s Hawkes Bay "Bergman" Chardonnay)

$

42.90

Prime beef fillet,Cabernet filled withSauvignon) Nelson scallops on a (Church Scalwine lops /Road Pan Fri.....................................................................$38.50 efidlled Fishwith of theNelson Day / Garl ic chil i on prawns port sauce Prime beef fillet, scallops a $ port wine .....................................................................$38.50 Crayfi sh sauce Thermidor 97.50 Crayfish Thermidor (Deutz Marlborough Cuvee) Crayfi sh bThermidor (Deutz Marl orough Cuvee) A(Deutz crayfish extravagance well worth the Marlborough Cuvee) Welminute l worth the 20 mitime nute ......................................................... cooki ng time 20 $97.50 A crayfi shcooking extravagance well worth the 20 minute cooking time ......................................................... $97.50 $4.50 per person Salad with mains Seifried...................................

Estate Winemakers Ice Wi ne (375ml ) Salad with mains ................................... $4.50per perperson person .......................... $4.50 Vegetables with mains $ person Vegetables with mains .......................... $4.50 per 14.90 White and Dark Chocolate Mousse Children's menu Available Whi t e Chocol a te Mousse / Dark Chocol a te Mousse / Frui t Compote Children's menu Available $ 14.90 Sticky Toffee Pudding (Recommended Wine) Toffee Pudding / Ice(Recommended Cream / Creme Angl aise / Toffee Wine) $ Seifried Estate Ice Wine [375ml) 14.90 Hot Filo Banoffee Seifried Ice Wine [375ml) Bananas / Coconut / Caramel Toffee Sauce / Ice Cream / Toffee Hot FiloEstate Banoffee Bananas, coconut and caramel toffee $ Hot Filo Banoffee 14.90 Crème sauce withBrulee ice cream - pure decadence Bananas, and caramel toffee .............................. $14.90 A classiwith cBrûlée dicoconut sice h /cream Toffee Creme Angl aise .............................. $14.90 sauce -/ pure decadence Crème $ ACrème classic Brûlée dish – enough said 14.90 Lemon Cheesecake * ................................................ $14.90 A dish – enough $14.90 Malclassic t BiscuiCheesecake t Base / Lemonsaid Fil in................................................ g / Toffee *Lemon $ Served double cream .................................................... $14.90 *Lemon Cheesecake 14.90 Hokeywith Pokey Chocolate Fudge Cake Served with double cream .................................................... $14.90 *Classic Crumble A Chocohol ics fantasy The old fashioned apple favourite ........................................$$14.90 *Classic Crumble 14.90 Chocolate Mousse Mud Cake * The old fashioned apple favourite ........................................

Brandy and Chocolate Mousse Stack ChocolateBiscuit Mudcake / Chocol ate Mousse / Chocol ate Ganache$14.90 Layered biscuits, chocolate mousse andStack Brandybrandy Biscuit and Chocolate Mousse $$14.90 berry compote lashed with cream ........................................

14.50 Ice Cream Sundae *chocolate Layered brandy biscuits, mousse and berry compote lashed creama........................................

Ice Cream / toffee / choicwith e of Chocol te / Raspberry /or Caramel $14.90 topping *Ice Cream Sundae $$14.50 Back the 50’s *Ice Sundae 14.50 FruittoCream Salad &.....................................................................

Ice Cream * Back to the 50’s ..................................................................... $14.50 *Seasonal Fruits Ice oCream Fruits /berry Berrycoulis, Coulis /&Passi nfrui t Sauce / Ice Cream Fruits, with passionfruit sauce............$$14.50 *Seasonal Fruitsdrizzled & Ice Cream 14.90 Brandy Biscuit & Chocolate Mousse Stack Fruits, berry coulis,Fudge drizzledIce withCream passionfruit sauce............ $14.50 Kapiti Liquorice Brandy Bi scuits / Whi teFudge / Dark Chocol ate Mousse / Berry Compote $14.90 / Cream For the Liquorice fan .............................................................

Kapiti Liquorice Ice Cream $ $14.90 For the Liquorice fan .............................................................

14.90 Hokey Pokey Chocolate Fudge Cake Classic Crumble * AHokey chocoholics fantasy Appl e / Ci nnamon / Sul........................................................... tanas /Fudge CrunchyCake crumble / creme angl$14.90 aise Pokey Chocolate A chocoholics fantasy ........................................................... $ $14.90 *Chocolate Mousse Mud Cake 23.90 Chocoholics Delight (i d eal for 2 to share) The chocolate Mousse connoisseur’s .................................... $14.90 *Chocolate Mudachoice Chocol ate Mudcake / Chocol teCake Ice Cream / Brandy Biscuit / The chocolate connoisseur’s $14.90 Chocoholics Delight (idealchoice for two.................................... to share) Chocol ate Mousse Chocolate mudcake, fi lled profi teroles and brandy Chocoholics Delight (ideal for two to share) Cheese Board biscuit chocolate mousse Chocolate mudcake, filledstack profi............................................$23.90 teroles and brandy $ Cheeseschocolate / fruit / crackers quince jam (for 1) 19.50 biscuit mousse/stack ............................................$23.90 Cheese Board $ With portcheeses 25.50 Selected Cheese Board with fruit, crackers and quince jam $ (forcheeses 1) ........................................................................ $19.50 Each extra person (cheeseboard only) and quince jam 8.40 Selected with fruit, crackers With port .....................................................................25.50 1) ........................................................................ $19.50 $ 9.50 Triple (for Treat With port .....................................................................25.50

Desserts

Desserts Desserts

Mini Chocolate cup / White Mousse / Dark Mousse / Lemon Mousse / Toffee

Set Menus Set Set Menus Menus Dishes with a * form our Two Course Set

Dishes a form our menu at with $39.90 person.

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ACCOMMODATION SPECIALS ACCOMMODATION SPECIALS

Weekend Specials (Fri, Sat, Sun.Per night for 2 people inc GST) Weekend Sat, night Studio for 2 people GST) 9 Specials 9 Sun.Per 9 Studio $115.

Studio Spa(Fri, $125.

Riverside spainc$135 Studio $115.

Studio Spa $125.

Studio spa $135 Valid until 8th September 2011. Riverside Limited space available.

2013 Valid until 8th September 2011. Limited space available.

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Weekend Specials Sat, Sun.Per nightApartment for 2 people inc GST) Studio Apartment $129. (Fri, Poolside Studio $139 Studio Apartment $129. Poolside Studio $139 Valid until 8th September 2011. Limited spaceApartment available.

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