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Snowden’s smashes their target Jo Kent Reporter
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In an unprecedented move, the Snowden’s Bush Trust have reached their final fundraising target of $350k, less than 24 hours after the Waimea Weekly ran their latest story on the campaign last week. “It’s no coincidence that every time the Waimea Weekly run a story about us, we get donations,” says Jeremy Cameron, Trust Chair. “But we never thought we’d get such a big amount to push us over the finish line this soon.” Just five weeks ago, the Trust still had to raise $47k, but after the Waimea Weekly ramped up the campaign boosting their public profile, the Trust are now celebrating the end of almost three years of fundraising. The project began in October 2018 when the Anglican Church proposed selling the land in front of Snowden’s Bush Reserve for housing development. Local resident Janice Gibbs set the ball rolling with the idea of fundraising enough money to buy the land and gift it back to the Department of Conservation, permanently protecting ancient Totara and Matai trees and expanding the Reserve to include the frontage along Waimea West Road. “We are more than thrilled that this piece of land will now stay in the public domain forever,” says Janice. “There
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Little hands made light work of 2,500 bottle tops for Wakefield’s Little People Preschool school mural. Avery and Kyra Johnston (pictured) were some of the students who got involved in the art project. “One of our strong focuses in the school is caring for the environment, sea life and recycling,” says Maretta Burbidge, a preschool teacher. The mural is a culmination of that focus with the whole school community getting involved and collecting bottle tops. They started in March last year as part of sea week. The students helped plan, sort the tops and position them, and they used battery drills to screw the tops to the board. Producing the ‘Keep our sea plastic-free’ mural has been a great learning project, incorporating the importance of recycling and looking after the sea creatures by ensuring plastic is kept out of the ocean. Photo: Supplied.
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from PAGE 1 are just are no words other than thank you, thank you, thank you. It feels like a weight has been lifted from our shoulders. The volunteers have worked tirelessly to make this happen and it’s hard to believe we are here already.” The significance of Snowden’s Bush is that it is the largest remnant of thousands of hectares of podocarp forest that once covered the Waimea Plains. The Snowden family privately protected the forest from logging in the nineteenth century and made it available for community events and picnics. It was purchased by the Waimea County Council after a public subscription campaign in 1920 and it became the Snowden’s Bush Reserve in March 1921.
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The Tasman District Council has formally asked the Nelson City Council to double its contribution to the Waimea Community Dam project while awaiting payment of the first contribution. The total cost to the NCC is now $10.5 million. The original request of $5 million is yet to be received from the NCC. “NCC has a representative process they have to manage and we believe the payment is due to arrive in May,” says TDC Community Relations Manager Chris Choat. “Councillors passed a resolution at their meeting on the 25th February related to the latest cost overrun that included an agreement to approach NCC for an increased contribution ‘proportional to the increase in the dam’s estimated costs since their $5m grant was originally set.”
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Two years after the Appleby Highway speed limit was lowered from 100kmh to 80kmh, statistics show that there have been no fatalities and just one crash causing serious injury. “There have still been crashes but not with the level of harm we were seeing,” says Waka Kotahi Team Lead Safe Road Use Jessica Rattray. In 2017 two men were killed in a three-car crash on SH60 outside Bill Unwin’s driveway. He says it had quite an impact on him. “We contemplated selling be-
cause the road was just quite dangerous,” says Bill. At the time the speed limit on SH60 between McShane Road and Maisey Road was 100kmh. Over 2017 and 2018 there were four fatalities from three crashes, and four other serious crashes leaving 10 people with serious injuries. Tasman District Council’s Transport Manager Jaime MacPherson says a number of concerns were raised by the community at that time. “There was a high number of crashes proportional to a relatively short stretch of road,” says Jaime. He says the growing population was putting pressure on
intersections and it seemed the right time to have a conversation about safety. Jaime says since the introduction of the 80kmh limit in December 2018 both formal and informal conversations with people have been almost universally supportive of the reduction in speed. Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency says while the latest data on 20th March 2021 shows just one serious crash and no fatalities following the speed reduction, finalised data may take months to be released. Bill Unwin says it has now become quite a pleasure to drive in the area.
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A different spin on funeral options Jacqui Rawson Reporter
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Menzshed coordinator Alan Kissell presented builder Karl van Hoppe with an old rimu bed and a disused trailer and told him they’d been asked to build a hearse which could be towed by motorbike, tractor, classic or family car. “I’d just finished another project and Alan said to me, ‘Do you feel
like doing something different?’ I just thought, why not?” says Karl. The result is an alternative option for a funeral instead of a traditional hearse, and is the culmination of Menzshed team Alan, Karl, engineer Nevil Basalaj and other volunteers, who come up with interesting creations at people’s request, some of which can be quite out of left field. Alastair Hebberd, owner of Shone & Shirley Funeral Directors, contacted Menzshed with a request
for the project and supplied all the materials. “We wanted to provide an alternate option for the community,” says Alastair. He said it was his dad who came up with the concept for the special hearse when tossing around ideas for another option. The project happened over three months, but Karl estimates it was a couple of weeks of full-time work if you ran the days together. “We were given the materials and
told to go ahead and do what we could with them”, says Karl. “I’d never built a hearse before.” Karl got his design plan for the end product from a horse-drawn hearse that he had seen around Nelson Tasman. There’s also a motorbike elsewhere in New Zealand that uses its sidecar as a funeral hearse. The hearse’s rimu has been varnished to a high gloss and the design has incorporated a lot of glass for coffin and flower view-
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Nelson Matters Labour and the Greens are making a shambles of transport policy in Nelson and nationally. Congestion is getting worse. Promised infrastructure is not being delivered. Basic services like driver licensing is failing. Nelson has just published its 10 year plan with no major transport NZTA projects for a decade. Fuel taxes and road user charges have been increased four times. The Government
now takes over $100 million a year from Nelson and Tasman but it is not being spent here. It is highway robbery! The Government has an ever growing list of broken transport promises. Jacinda Ardern’s first policy announcement on becoming Labour leader was light rail in Auckland saying it would be built and operating by 2021. It has not even started. She also promised Skypath, a walking
and cycling link attached to the Auckland Harbour Bridge, that has now been shown to be unsafe engineering. Labour in Election 2017 rejected Nationals commitment of $135 million for upgrading SH6 into Nelson saying there were better alternatives like moving the Port to Rabbit Island or putting a tunnel through the Port Hills. These are fanciful like Labour’s failed promise of 100,000
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This Friday apprentices across the region are going head-to-head in the inaugural Nelson Apprentice of the Year competition. The apprentices are representing hairdressing, engineering, and nursing. Contestants will complete a variety of challenges created by the organisers with the winner taking the title of Nelson Apprentice of the Year and $1000 in prize money. “The competition is a good opportunity to represent the nursing department and spread awareness of what nursing is about,” says nursing apprentice, Sam Clegg. He says nursing is a widely overlooked career especially with males with just four out of 93 nursing apprentices in Nelson Tasman. The businesses they work for will also win a $3000 NZME advertising package and the winner’s chosen charity will also benefit through a $500 donation. Since July 2020 over 100,000 students nationwide have begun Targeted Training Apprenticeship Fund (TTAF) programmes. NMIT has had over 1100 TTAF learners with more intakes coming. The event puts the spotlight
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Keeping takahē off extinction list Jacqui Rawson Reporter
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Fifteen takahē birds were flown into the Kahurangi National Park last week as part of an ongoing programme to establish new populations in the wild. The birds travelled by Air New Zealand on a flight from Invercargill to Nelson as part of the airline’s partnership with DOC. “The 15 takahē joining the population are between one and two years old and, being younger, may adjust more readily to the new wild home, says DOC’s Takahē Recovery Programme operations manager, Deidre Vercoe. Thirty takahē were released by DOC in Kahurangi in 2018 but last year the population had a significant setback with 11 of them dying. Some due to natural causes. “It was a tough year for the Kahurangi takahē in 2020 and it was disappointing to lose 11 birds,” says Deidre. “The takahē that died from natural causes had low
body weights, suggesting they weren’t getting enough food during winter. They were older birds that may have struggled to adapt to a new environment. The 15 birds we’ve continued to monitor are younger and were a healthy weight when checked in September. “It’s challenging establishing new wild populations of a native species but ultimately the conservation goal is to return them to living naturally in the wild. What we learn from monitoring the wild takahē informs our selection of other sites for takahē and how we establish and manage wild populations.” The Takahē Recovery Team is continuing research into measures to reduce 1080 risk to takahē after three of the takahē deaths were caused by it following an aerial predator control operation. No rats or stoats have been detected which has helped protect other threatened species. Further aerial predator control is not expected to be needed in the area for several years.
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Reaping awards six months on Jacqui Rawson A lockdown, pregnancy and the passing on of a grandmother weren’t enough to stop sisters from kick-starting their Richmond business and go on to win a nationwide award. Kelly and Jade Gosling were only six months into their business when they received the Kiwi Business Heroes award. “We feel truly humbled to have been placed runner-up, particularly in our first year of business as we are still finding our feet,” says Jade. The sisters had decided to open a business together utilising both of their skills; Kelly is an internationally qualified beauty therapist, and Jade has a commerce degree majoring in accounting and marketing. Their aim to open the Pure Indulgence Day Spa in March 2020 was bad timing
Jade and Kelly Gosling of Pure Indulgence Day Spa. Photo: Supplied. with Covid and other family concerns, but they pushed through and were recognised for their perseverance. “It delayed our opening but definitely
not our spirit or drive to succeed in our business,” says Kelly. The Kiwi Business Heroes award recognises the contribution a business makes daily to the Kiwi way of life. In giving back to the community Pure Indulgence staff provide regular beauty services to hospice patients. Delays in receiving equipment meant their opening had to be pushed back a month. Kelly and Jade were still paying staff wages although clients had to be rescheduled to the following month. Connection of the power, internet, and phone was also delayed, which hindered initial contact methods and bookings with clients. “We put all of the obstacles into learning curves that have actually pushed us to grow as both a team and business,” she says. “And as our mum always said, ‘if it’s easy, it’s not worth having.’”
Harcourts Richmond gave a cheque of $2,500 to John Armstrong, principal of Henley School, to assist with the ‘caterpillar’ court markings on the new artificial turf designed for the junior syndicate. The turf was laid in time for the start of Term 1 and has already proved a big hit with all the children. “It gives us an all-weather option for both older and younger kids,” says John. The Harcourts Foundation gives back to those affected by disasters, but they also give to charitable community organisations or to individuals in need. Contact the foundation to make a grants application for a specific event, project, or initiative. Pictured are Harcourts sales consultant Matt Goodman, Harcourts business owner Chris Harvey and John Armstrong. Photo: Supplied.
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Wakefield residents continue to highlight the need for a long-term solution for crossing safety on SH6 with a detailed proposal. While Wakefield waits on the shortterm outcome from the official NZTA Safety Audit residents have been doing their research to produce a nine-page proposal that goes beyond short-term upgrades. “We know changes will likely be minimal superficial upgrades coming out of the safety audit, as there is no budget currently allocated for anything like an underpass,” says community representative, Jenny Lines. A group of residents have been working over the last 12 months to highlight, to the TDC and NZTA, the urgency for improved pedestrian crossing options over SH6 Wakefield for the safety of the community.
“We strongly feel that there should be a focus on a long-term solution like building an underpass,” she says. The proposal produced by the group includes data on Wakefield’s traffic and community growth. Wakefield’s community has grown by 96 per cent in one generation and the traffic has grown by 116 per cent. Wakefield School has an active transport programme that since its inception has seen an increase in the number of students walking, cycling, or scootering to school. The majority of whom are on the opposite side of SH6 to the school. With the Ministry of Education currently looking into whether Wakefield School will move from being a contributing Primary School (years 0-6) to a full Primary (years 0-8) the outcome could have a direct impact on the numbers of students needing to cross the highway. The introduction of the Great Taste Cycle Trail has also had an impact on traffic in Wakefield.
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John Whittal After 1877 life for the Rutherfords at Foxhill was settled and happy, but the 1880s signalled an economic depression ahead and shortly after James had his contract for supplying bridge and tunnel timbers for the railway cancelled. Realising that the 35 acres at Foxhill could not sustain a family of nine (soon to be 10) he looked about for other options. His brother John had a small flax mill at Brightwater and had heard of an abundance of flax in the Pelorus Valley so the two of them set off on horseback to investigate. Making enquiries at both Canvastown and Havelock they found everything to be favourable. Plenty of flax, running water, cheap vacant land, ex-gold miners seeking employment,
John’s industry knowledge and record prices being achieved for quality dressed flax, even a school for the children at Havelock. During the summer of 1882 John and James set about building the new flax mill, writing a weekly letter back to Martha with progress and asking her to prepare to move to Havelock. In August Martha gave birth to Percy as well as having eight other children to care for (Ellen, Alice, Ernest, James, Herbert, Charles, Florence and Ethel). Eldest son George was boarding at Nelson College. The children had their last day at Foxhill School on 5th April 1883 then they all boarded the paddle steamer at Nelson heading for Havelock. James had a house ready for the family not far from the wharf on the inside of the big bend (opposite Cook
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Ginger l Gloria Jean’s l Guytons l Hey Sushi home), Ernest was frequently called upon to work at the mill around his schooling. However, a peaceful existence was not to be as a series of tragedies struck. During the winter of 1883, baby Percy died quite suddenly aged just one year and two days. He was buried in Plot 32 in the Havelock Cemetery. In 1885 Ernest sat his scholarship exams and failed, meaning an extra year for him at Havelock School. Early in 1886 two of Ernest’s younger brothers, Herbert and Charlie, drowned while out sailing in Pelorus Sound with a friend. The bodies were never found. Amidst all this, eldest child George ‘suddenly’ left Nelson College and was sent off to live and work on a farm in the North Island. Good news finally came to the family later that year when Ernest got to resit the scholarship exam, this time at
Havelock thanks to the efforts of headmaster Mr Reynolds. The inspector did the coach trip and Ernest was in familiar surroundings. Not only did Ernest pass this time but with the highest ever score (580 out of a possible 600) which brought much pleasure to the family, Mr Reynolds and the whole town. At the start of 1887 Ernest, now aged 14 years, started at Nelson College, and promptly moved into the 5th Form and the start of his outstanding academic career. However it was not long before the flax ran out and the family were forced to move again. This time to the North Island. The site of the Rutherford Flaxmill was on the main highway between Canvastown and Foxhill. Look for a roadside marker Ruapaka Culvert near an old one-way bridge and a small woodshed.
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After a stroke, Rata Vivienne was unable to attend Sing Yourself Well classes at Age Concern but now she has her voice back. “The breathing exercises helped me so much. “Now I can sing,” says Rata, “but I still can’t whistle.” Rata has enjoyed singing all her life, having belonged to the Wakefield Players about 40 years ago and singing in the New Plymouth opera house too. She and sister, Joan Ewers, joined others for a sing in the park at Faulkners Bush. This was one of the summer events put on around the region by Age Concern. Sing Yourself Well meets every Tuesday morning at the Aged Concern Hall on Oxford Street. Run by Ruth Collingham, it is a social group who sing for health. Rata is thankful that Ruth runs the group which has helped her sing again. Joan Ewers, Maria Kula from Age Concern, Leigh and Carole Gamby, Anne Barr, and Rata Vivienne. Photo: Jenny Nicholson.
Finn Price was one of 380 Waimea Intermediate students having a go at the annual ‘Give it a go’ summer sports tournament last Friday. Students compete in their choice of sports against other intermediate schools in the region. Waimea Intermediate encourage their students to look at the Summer Tournament as a great chance to try something new and just get out and have some fun. The annual sports tournament includes nine individual sports activities at different venues around the region. Students playing at Rabbit Island, Tāhunanui Bowling Club and at the Sylvin Mountain Biking Park in the Richmond Hills. Other sports took place at Waimea, Broadgreen and Nelson Intermediates, along with Saxton and Jubilee Parks. Photo: Supplied.
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Keep it Local Greenworld Health & Lifestyle Greenworld Health & Lifestyle is a one-stop health shop which offers a huge range of health, lifestyle products and services at everyday prices. Locally owned and operated by Mike Fitzgerald and Shirley McGuire. Mike previously owned a Green World Health shop in Kaikohe for 13 years, then Mike and Shirley moved to Motueka at the end of January 2016. Mike trained in massage, reflexology and cranial sacral therapy, and Shirley, who previously owned two hairdressing salons, has found her passion in health and well-being, integrating into energy balancing and healing work. Nikki, also part of the team at Green World Health, moved from Auckland in February 2016 and specializes in restorative yoga and yoga therapy. As well as their huge product range, Green World Health offers Massage, Reflexology, Weight Loss Programmes, Energy Healing, Chakra Balances, Chakra Drawings, Hair Analysis, Restorative Yoga, Men’s Yoga, Private Health Consultations, Referral Service to Natural Health Practitioners and Ear Candling. Call into 177 High Street, Motueka or visit Greenworld Health & Lifestyle on Facebook.
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All parts of our bodies require our attention to ensure we keep running smoothly. Our feet, somewhat overlooked, are deserving of our attention too. After all, they are the powerhouse that keeps us upright and moving in the right direction. Podiaflex is a business that focuses on the health of your feet. Patricia Horlemann, owner of Podiaflex, provides services to deal with corns and callus removal, dry heels, ingrown toenails, bunions, arthritis and gout, orthotic prescriptions and general footwear advice. Patricia also provides diabetic foot care and foot massages, and she specializes in reflexology treatments which work pressure points on the feet to relax the body and correct imbalances with the body’s organs and tissues. Patricia also has many specialized products to help relieve foot complaints such as a painless wart treatment that is based on Spirulina extracts and products to treat fungal nails. Contact Patricia on ph 548 4036 after 7pm weeknights, or email her to make an appointment:email p.h.podiatry@xtra.co.nz. Home visits can be made by arrangement. To find out more, visit Podiaflex on Facebook.
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Located in Motueka, Murray Thorn Motorcycles has been operating since 1987, servicing the entire Top of South and West Coast areas. Murray Thorn Motorcycles is owned and operated by Murray Thorn, who has a long history in on and off road racing. Back in the early 90’s Murray spent most of his time taking Josh Coppins to events all over the country and then overseas, and in recent years he has been enjoying road racing with his son. Situated on High Street, Murray Thorn Motorcycles is your local motorcycle solution specialist. Come and see their fabulous range of used bikes, their sparkling new Suzuki motorcycles and new Yamaha motorcycles, and their wide selection of boots, helmets, gloves and pants. They also service farm and road bikes, and side by sides. They have an awesome team onboard including Kieran and Pacey in Parts and Sales, and mechanic, Bill, who recently rejoined the business, having being the previous mechanic years ago. At Murray Thorn Motorcycles, Murray really ‘makes things happen’ and has some very loyal customers. “We sell bikes from Kaitaia to Bluff, and even have third generation customers,” says Pacey. Visit www. murraythornmotorcycles.nz.
Feel free to pop in to grab some oil from the shelf, check out our full range of workshop services or take a look at what used motorbikes are waiting for a good home. We can even sell you a sparkling new bike off our showroom floor!
The friendly team at Murray Thorn Motorcycles, Bill Macdonald, Pacey Grooby, Murray Thorn and Kieran Soper.
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Explore Hanmer • adventure • relaxation • indulgence
The resort town of Hanmer Springs is an attractive holiday destination for adventure, relaxation and indulgence at anytime of the year. Surrounded by dramatic mountains
and towering forests, this charming town has a main street filled with boutique shops, cafés and eateries. Best known for its natural hot pools and stunning landscapes, the
picturesque alpine village is only three and a half hour’s drive from Richmond. It’s the ideal place for couples, families or friends to visit for a
short break or longer stay, with adventure activities like forest hiking, mountain biking, horse trekking, bungy jumping or jet boating.
Amuri Estate Relax and unwind in the peaceful solitude of Amuri Estate. Luxury accommodation and Hanmer Springs’ ultimate wedding, conference, and events venue, overlooking the beautiful high alpine basin of the Southern Alps. Amuri Estate is located just eight minutes’ drive from Hanmer Springs village and 90 minutes from Christchurch. There are three well-appointed rooms and a lovely self-contained one-bedroom cottage available. These luxurious rooms offer private ensuites, underfloor heating, a large, sumptuous bed and fine linen. Amuri Estate has a full-size kitchen and living area available for guests to use. Wallace Peak Cottage is a cosy self-contained space with kitchen facilities, a king-sized bed with fine linen and is heated with a cozy log burner. Wherever you choose to stay, there will be a complementary cheese board platter and bottle of wine on your arrival. Our newly built event venue can hold up to 200 people with different spaces to suit your needs. With multiple outdoor areas the modern, barn style main hall is the perfect venue for wedding receptions and larger conferences or events. Polished concrete floors, light plywood walls and 16 metres of glass doors shaping the views which creates the ideal setting for any event. Visit www.amuriestate.co.nz.
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Hanmer High County Jeep Tours Just a short drive from Tasman, Hanmer Springs is a stunning place to visit. If you are planning a short break, Hanmer High County Jeep Tours Ltd has some fantastic options available. Experienced tour guide, Phil, spent many years exploring the high country around Hanmer before establishing a service which gives people the opportunity to experience the magnificent scenery. For starters, Jacks & Jollies Pass is a 1.5-hour scenic loop route which takes you over one pass and down to the Clarence River, stopping along the banks to admire the breath-taking scenery. Or if you have 3.5 hours to spare, you could have Lunch at Lake Tennyson with its superb combination of water, forest, high mountains, tussock and scree. Phil can also take people to Molesworth Recreation Reserve with its scree-scarred mountains, wide river valleys, and tussock slopes; it’s a 5-hour tour which includes lunch at Cobb Cottage. A trip to Lake Sedgemere is also a must; it is frequented by beautiful birdlife. Phil also provides drop offs and pickups at cycle trails including the fabulous St James Cycle Trail. To find out more, visit www.hanmerhighcountryjeeptours.com.
The St James It’s just a short drive from Tasman to the spectacular Hanmer Springs area, and The St James is the ideal place for couples to enjoy a relaxing break. Offering award-winning, premium accommodation, The St James has consistently been rated number one in Hanmer Springs on Trip Advisor over the years. This year it gained the prestigious ‘Best of the Best’ award, that puts it in the top one percent of all Trip Advisor listings around the world. “We are very proud to be one of 4870 hotels, restaurants and airlines worldwide to receive this award,” says Paul Baigent, who has coowned the hotel with his wife Rae since 2010. The St James was also recently named ‘New Zealand’s Best Motel’ at the New Zealand Hospitality Awards, making it the perfect place for couples to relax and recharge. The Qualmark 5-star gold-rated property has a mix of architecturally designed suites and studios, which all have balconies or patios, most with lovely views to the mountain ranges, and the hot pools are just a short walk away. For a peaceful, relaxing experience, why not book a fabulous room at The St James? Phone 03 315 522 520 or visit www. thestjames.co.nz.
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Explore Hanmer • adventure • relaxation • indulgence
Hanmer Springs has a fabulous new hospitality and shopping area called The Boulder Point Precinct. It is in a central, sunny location which is ideal for eating, shopping and relaxing. The owner and manager of the Boulder Point Precinct is Douglas Spencer, who operates Guru Property Services, a licensed building practitioner with 20 + years’ experience in the construction of residential and commercial buildings in the Canterbury region. A commercial property manager, Guru has a strong portfolio of properties under management, offering additional services such as lease renewal negotiations, rent review negotiations and independent advice on investments. “At Boulder Point Precinct, we are currently on the lookout for some new tenants as we have some vacancies available,” says Doug. “Council just gave us consent to have another café-gastro pub at the other end of the complex and there’s also the opportunity for another couple of tenants to come onboard.” Doug says it’s a great location – north-facing which has a great outlook. If you are interested in leasing a retail store or café-gastro pub, call Doug on 021 674 885. Kjole, meaning ‘dress’ in Danish, has brought the casual flair of Danish designer labels direct to Hanmer Springs at the Boulder Point Retail Precinct. Kjole has been helping style women for the past four years. Kjole’s collection is predominately women’s Danish fashion labels, which are new to the New Zealand market. Kjole is currently the only stockist of eight of these exclusive labels in New Zealand. The clothes encompass clean, contemporary lines with a focus on less is more. At Kjole, we believe in quality over quantity. We know that buying clothing is an investment, so we import pieces that are highly functional and options you will be able to wear a lot. Our stock ranges from beautiful blouses to everyday staples such as jeans. Kjole’s exclusive Denim Hunter Jeans are proving to be popular among customers. They come in several different inseam lengths such as 7/8th, standard (32cm), and long zip (34cm). Along with different lengths, our jeans come in several different washes such as white, black, and different shades of denim. Lastly, the curvy range Denim Hunter offers allows our hourglass shape ladies to enjoy denim as well. At Kjole, we want there to be an option for everyone!
Located in the Boulder Point Precinct, Salt ‘n Pepper Café has fresh food, great coffee and a relaxed holiday vibe. Open 7 days a week from 8am daily for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner till late! You will arrive to find freshly baked muffins and scones each morning, which match perfectly with our Atomic Coffee beans and Harney & Son’s Tea selection. If you fancy something substantial, our cabinet is full of fresh delights daily and our à la carte menu is extensive. Vegetarian friendly, gluten free options available. Enjoy the outdoors with alfresco dining all day, with a priceless view of Conical Hill and beyond. Salt ‘n Pepper is also open for dinner from Monday to Saturday evenings, closing at 9pm (closes at 3pm on Sunday). A licensed venue, with a selection of Craft Beer’s and on tap our very own Salt ‘n Pepper Ale & Pilsner. We also have a variety of wines and soft drinks to choose from. To find out more, visit www.saltpeppercafe.com.
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MickeyRaes Gifts & Crafts which is situated in Hanmer’s Boulder Point Precinct, is your one stop shop for crafts and giftware, with something instore for everyone. In its very central location opposite the duck pond, MickeyRaes supplies a full range of crafts, sewing and knitting supplies, fabrics, and haberdashery. There are also craft kits available including Diamond Dotz for Autumn and Winter projects and a beautiful range of wools and yarns for knitting or crocheting. MickeyRaes also supplies wedding accessories from bridal horseshoes to garters and bowties. It is a unique store offering a menagerie of wonderful gifts and crafts, from New Zealand souvenirs and artwork to Rug making kits, Tapestry Kits, to 100 % Cotton Fabrics with loads of quilting supplies. Baby gifts, clothing, and toys. Drop in and meet Wendy the owner who is experienced and passionate about her store. MickeyRaes Gifts & Crafts is located at Boulder Point Precinct, Chisholm Crescent, Hanmer Springs. Opening hours are Monday to Saturday: 10am to 5pm. Sunday: 10am to 4pm and public holidays. Phone 03 315 5383. To find out more, like MickeyRaes facebook page for up to date specials.
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Babyspace What advice do you have for parents looking for a centre? Quality early childhood education is closely linked to small group size, positive relationships between children and the adults in the centre, and a low turnover of staff. Parents who are looking for a small group environment with a high teacher/child ratio and a very special atmosphere are welcome to visit Lynda and the team at BabySpace or see the website at www.babyspacenelson.co.nz. How do you recommend settling children into an ECE setting? Here at BabySpace we believe that the time spent in teachers, children and families “getting to know each other” during the set-
tling in period is important for the child’s emotional safety and good relationships between families and teachers. Feeling safe is a prerequisite to learning and developing relationships. The process requires commitment from parents and teachers. We then have happy children and parents who trust the adults who are caring for their children. Short frequent visits are beneficial to start with, and the periods extending as the visits progress. When mutually agreed, the parents should leave for a short time. As the child becomes settled these visits will be longer with the parent able to leave for a longer time. There will be opportunities then for the regular caregiving practices such toileting, eating and sleeping to be established.
Carpet Plus Can you help with colour coordinating carpet, vinyl and curtains? Definitely. We find that once something is chosen, e.g., paint colour, kitchen colours, it’s generally simple from there! We really enjoy putting colours together that the customer will be happy with. Wool or synthetic carpet? It’s a very personal choice. Some people like the natural textured appearance of wool, while others like the easy care, long warranties of synthetics. What type of underlay should I have? We recommend NZ-made Dunlop under-
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My zip isn’t working properly. Can you fix it? Yes, in many cases we can repair zips. If the zip is damaged, Richmond Sewing can replace it for you. We can replace zips in jeans, trousers, school skirts, dress, fleeces, puffer jackets and more. With the cooler temperatures in the mornings, now is a good time to check zips on your fleeces and jackets. The seam has ripped on my top and torn the fabric. Is there any way that it can be fixed? Absolutely. Richmond Sewing do a
range of patch repairs. From repairing and reinforcing seams to patching tears and rips in jackets, shirts or your favourite pair of jeans. I have a shirt that is too wide at the sides. Can it be made to fit me better? It sure can. The Richmond Sewing team can take in the shirt to achieve the fit you are wanting, whether it’s reducing the size or creating some shape. We can also take in clothes through the sleeves and neckline, to create your ideal fit.
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lay and use 11mm as our standard for its comfort and durability. Should I have thermal or lined curtains? Again, a personal choice. Thermal tends to be more cost effective, but there are more fabric choices if you go with a lined curtain. What is the difference between sun block and filter blinds? Sun filter allows you to see out while adding some privacy and a blockout completely darkens a room which can help with sleeping.
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Simply Septic Is my septic tank full? If the tank looks full, and the scum level is getting close to the lid, it’s time for a clean. What clogs up a tank is the depth of the scum and sludge. The tank needs cleaning before this gets to a depth that it blocks the outlet. How often should I clean out my septic tank? This depends on the size of your tank, what is going into the system and the number of people living at the property. General rule is for three to four people, your tank should be cleaned every three years.
Why choose Simply Septic? Based in the Nelson & Richmond area, Simply Septic provides domestic and commercial liquid waste disposal, including septic tank cleaning, grease traps and more. Our privately owned family business offers you a great service with modern High-Tec equipment and good oldfashioned values. We provide a friendly, reliable, great value service. We are ready to help and can provide a free quote. Contact Kevin or Murray on 03 544 8032 or 021 544132.
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Expert Plastering Ltd When it comes to exterior plastering why do people choose you? We are a fourth generation family based business. I have 40+ year’s experience in the industry working alongside my sons Josh and Brock who are an integral part of the business and its future. Many of our clients are repeat customers built up over the years; often new clients are generated through recommendations. We provide sound knowledge and experience in all aspects of exterior plastering. What plastering systems are available? Solid plaster has been around for 100’s of years proving the test of time. Light-
weight modified plaster systems over polystyrene or aerated concrete panel can also be used to overcoat pre-existing plaster finishes to alter or modernise the finish. We also supply an elastomeric paint system to any plaster systems. We have cracks in our plaster-what can we do? Any cracking requires expert evaluation as there are a wide variety of remedial methods that can be applied to address cracking. This is something we have vast experience in due to our involvement with repairs after the Christchurch earthquakes.
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Anne-Marie Harris, Debbie Clark, Craig Vercoe and Kylie Beckers all helped save Sharon McDonald’s (centre) life. Photo: Jenny Nicholson.
Thanks for saving my life Sharon McDonald needed a team to save her life. On Wednesday she met people who were links in the chain of her survival. On November 5th 2017 she cardiac arrested at the start of a half marathon, collapsing just 100 metres from emergency medical technician Kylie Beckers. Craig Vercoe was on his way to start the run, saw Kylie was on her own so stopped and performed CPR, waiting until the ambulance arrived to leave and run his race. But that wasn’t the end of the story for
Sharon. On the way to hospital, she again cardiac arrested and paramedics AnneMarie Harris and Debbie Clark saved her life. This first meeting between Sharon and paramedics last week was special for all. Anne-Marie says it isn’t often she gets to meet people with such a great outcome and quality of life. In November 2018, Sharon and Craig lined up on the start line together and walked the half marathon that she hadn’t been able to complete the previous year.
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Build Gavin Lambert, Master Painter Gavin Lambert Painters and Decorators are an established business based in Nelson Bays, with over 30 years experience in the trade. Gavin and his team of qualified Master Painters, work to the highest standard, to bring you a professional quality finish.
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Sage Landscapes create exceptional gardens Are you in the throes of building or renovating? Would you love to create some aesthetically pleasing outdoor spaces? Sage Landscapes is the company to call. The friendly, approachable landscaping business, which services the Nelson and Tasman area, is owned by Ollie Sage, who has a sharp eye for detail and more than a decade of experience under his belt. Ollie learnt his trade through Hillier Landscapes in England, where he worked on a range of projects from high-end small domestic gardens up to multi-million-pound contracts. In 2009, Ollie set up his own company ‘Sage Bros Landscapes’ which offered a quality residential design and build service to the Bristol region. This was a huge success, and his reputation grew. Ollie then emigrated to New Zealand in 2012, where he was offered a project management/foreman position for a high-end Nelson landscaping company. He enjoyed working closely with award-winning designer
James Wheatley on challenging projects from unique and complex water features to large formal rose gardens. Seeking independence again, in 2016, Ollie established Sage Landscapes and he’s delighted with how it has evolved over the last 5 years. “Creating exceptional gardens is our passion,” says Ollie. “By taking time to fully understand what a garden means to you, we aim to design and install a creative and robust garden that reflects you.” Sage Landscapes provide a wide range of landscaping services including garden design and planning, landscape instillation and constructions, soft landscaping and planting, and scheduled maintenance. “We can do everything from conceptual design to retaining walls, to feature patios and bespoke timber structures, to ponds and water features, to vegetable and flower bed generation. To enquire about any of Sage Landscape’s services, call Ollie on 022 122 5013.
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TIME EVENT 11am - 12pm Tupaia: Voyage to Aotearoa - Meet the Illustrator 12.10pm – 1:15pm Mike Ward Jewelry Event Saturday 3 10am - 4pm Harakeke - NZ Flax Weaving Workshop 10.30am - 12pm Casual Conversations 2pm - 2.45pm Operation Grapple - We Were There: Portrait Exhibition Artist Talk Sunday 4 10am - 3pm Higgins Heritage Park Open Day 10am - 4pm Harakeke - NZ Flax Weaving Workshop Monday 5 11am - 3pm Open House and Pageant at Broadgreen Tuesday 6 5.30pm - 7.30pm The Wider Atkinson Family and their Astronomical Interests Wednesday 7 10am - 11am Historic NZ Newspapers for Family History Research 6pm - 8pm The Boathouse Celebrates Nelson Writers Thursday 8 9.30am - 11am Heritage Online - Discover Some Tools Friday 9 5pm - 8pm Willow Bank Heritage Village Open Day 6.15pm - 9pm Aotearoa and the French 1 Saturday 10 10am - 12pm Tohu Whenua Ngāti Kuia Sites of Significance Bus Tour 10am - 12pm Heritage as Tourism - Wikipedia Content and Editing 10am - 2pm Cawthron Centenary Open Day 10.30am - 12pm Your Today is Tomorrow’s History - Writing Workshop with Ro Cambridge 11am - 3pm Looking Back at the Port’s Proud Legacy 1pm - 3.30pm The Queen’s Quest 1.15pm - 3pm Waterways and Place Stories Workshop Sunday 11 10am - 1pm Open Day at the Theatre Royal 10am - 3pm Pixie Town Workshop 1 - Mechanical Puppetry Workshop 10am - 4pm Heritage Homes Tour Wednesday 14 10am-11am & 12pm-1pm Heritage Apples Demonstrations at the Nelson Farmers’ Market 11am - 12pm Tupaia: Voyage to Aotearoa - Local Connections 5pm - 6pm Learning Wikipedia - A New Editor Attempts to Improve the Entry for the Cawthron 5.30pm - 6.30pm Riding the COVID Wave 6pm - 8pm Nelson Rainbow Pride History Thursday 15 10am - 12pm Introduction to Ancestry.com 1pm - 1.40pm Happy Birthday Beethoven 2pm - 3.30pm The Art of Isel House with Dr Anna Crighton Friday 16 6.15pm - 9pm Aotearoa and the French 2 Saturday 17 12.30pm - 1.30pm Stoke’s Roil Family 2pm - 4pm St Barnabas Churchyard Cemetery Tour 3pm - 4.30pm A look at Archery in the 100 Year War 6pm - 10.30pm Victorian Murder Mystery Sunday 18 10am - 3pm Pixie Town Workshop 2 - Photography Workshop 10am - 3pm Higgins Heritage Park Open Day 11am - 2.30pm Founders Heritage Fair and Artisan Open Day 2pm - 3pm Friends of the Library Talk - Heritage of Nelson’s Pottery: a Collector and a Potter in Conversation 5pm - 7pm Philippine Cultural Celebration Tuesday 20 12pm - 1.30pm Family Search - Hidden Gems 2pm - 3pm Exhibition Floor-Talk, Nelson Hills: The Group in Nelson Wednesday 21 10am - 11am Retro Crafts - Hand Sew Your Own Pin Cushion 10am-11am & 12pm-1pm Nelson Farmers’ Market - The Italian Connection Demonstrations 12.30pm - 1.30pm Inscriptions From Time: A Historical Mystery 4pm - 6pm Bowman House Tour Thursday 22 10.30am - 12pm Textile Kids: Make a Yarn Friendship Bracelet Friday 23 7.30am - 9am Nelson City Centre ArtWalk Blessing & Launch 8.15am - 9.45am Heritage Online - Discover Some Tools Saturday 24 9.15am - 9.45am Anzac Commemoration 11am - 12pm Social Unrest: Nelson Riot in 1843 6.30pm - 10pm “Lest We Forget” Light Projections 7.30pm - 9pm The Wairau Affray - An Open Rehersal Sunday 25 5.30am - 7am Anzac Dawn Service 9am - 12 noon WWI Research and the Wall of Remembrance 10.45am - 12.15pm Anzac Stoke Civic Service Monday 26 2pm - 8pm The Pixie Town Arcade Celebration Tuesday 27 10am - 11am Nelson City Centre ArtWalk - Guided Walking Tours 10.30am - 11.30am Pūrākau - Legends of Te Tau Ihu: Stories, Crafts, Waiata Wednesday 28 10am-11am & 12pm-1pm Heritage Cooking Demonstrations 12.10pm - 1.10pm Nelson City Centre ArtWalk - Guided Walking Tours Thursday 29 10am - 12pm Textile Kids: Stitch a Sampler 2pm - 3pm Nelson City Centre ArtWalk - Guided Walking Tours Friday 30 6.15pm - 8.15pm Your Today is Tomorrow’s History - Writing Workshop with Ro Cambridge 10am - 11am Nelson City Centre ArtWalk - Guided Walking Tours 10am - 11am Retro Video Games - Nintendo, Pacman and More 10.30am - 12pm Family History Friday WHAT ELSE IS ON? Heritage Displays / Holiday Programmes / Schools Activities 29 March to 26 April Life in the Bubble - Display 1 to 22 April Community Quilt Project All of April Heritage Buildings Quiz Mahitahi Waterway Place Stories Display Community Project Operation Grapple - We Were There - A photographic Portrait Exhibition of NZ Nuclear Test Veterans Thomas Cawthron Legacy Self-guided Walking Tour 11am - 4pm The Tiny Room at Isel House - Closed Mondays Poorman Valley Stream Waterway Place Stories Display Community Project Nelson City Centre ArtWalk Make Your Old Slides and Photos Digital Ngā Manu - Taonga Tuku Iho | Birds Treasures Handed Down
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LOCATION Nelson Provincial Museum The Studio, 3 Morrison Street, Nelson Founders Heritage Park 222 Hardy Street Founders Heritage Park 222 Pigeon Valley Road, Wakefield Founders Heritage Park Broadgreen Historic House Fairfield House Richmond Library The Boathouse Learning Centre - Elma Turner Library 79 Wakefield-Kohatu Highway, Wakefield NMIT T 309 Lecture Theatre Nga-ti Kuia Office, 192 Rutherford Street Richmond Library Cawthron Institute Enviro-Tech Wing Activity Room - Elma Turner Library Port Nelson’s Coastal Berth, by Styx off Wakefield Quay Queens Gardens Stoke Library Theatre Royal Community Art Works, Nelson Various Heritage buildings Nelson Farmers’ Market 105 Bridge St, Nelson Nelson Provincial Museum Elma Turner Library Richmond Library Founders Heritage Park Cafe Richmond Library Nelson Centre of Musical Arts Isel House NMIT T 309 Lecture Theatre St Barnabas Church, Main Road, Stoke St Barnabas Church Yard, Main Road, Stoke Archery Park Nelson, 194 Cable Bay Road Melrose House, 26 Brougham Street Community Art Works, Nelson 222 Pigeon Valley Road, Wakefield Founders Heritage Park Elma Turner Library Nelson Boys’ College Hall Elma Turner Library The Suter Art Gallery Elma Turner Library Nelson Farmers’ Market 105 Bridge St, Nelson Elma Turner Library Bowman House, Nelson Broadgreen Historic House 15 Bridge Street, Old Nelson Mail Building Stoke Library The War Memorial on Piki Mai Refinery Gallery, Hardy Street Anzac Park Suter Theatre Anzac Park Founders Heritage Park Wall of Remembrance Nayland College Assembly Hall Community Art Works, 81 Achilles Ave Suter Gallery Foyer and Streets Elma Turner Library Nelson Farmers’ Market 105 Bridge St, Nelson Suter Gallery Foyer and Streets Broadgreen Historic House Suter Gallery Foyer and Streets Stoke Library Suter Gallery Foyer and Streets Elma Turner Library Richmond Library
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It was a double celebration at Snowden’s Bush for Trina Forsythe and Janice Gibbs on Sunday as the Scenic Reserve celebrated it’s 100th birthday as well as hitting its fundraising target to buy the land. A party was thrown for locals, including live music, cake and lots of family fun. Photo: Jo Kent.
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Yummy an Easter egg, the thoughts rushed through my mind as my dear wife brought home a packet of those tasty marshmallow Easter eggs that she knows I so enjoy. These were even mint ones, but as I opened the packet, I pulled out not a whole egg but just a half egg. Seems like the manufacture has slimmed things down or should I say cut them in half completely. My mind quickly thought back to the days when we got both halves stuck together, and even had a different colour inside to resemble a yoke. Remember those Easter eggs? While I still enjoyed the treat of eating an Easter egg, (well more than one) I couldn’t help but think, what if we only knew part of the Easter story, or what if we didn’t know about Easter at all.
As a Pastor in a Christian church, I know that Easter is a special time on our calendar, not just because we may enjoy those chocolate Easter eggs or serve hot cross buns, but because, the real story behind Easter is the story of love, forgiveness, and hope. The Bible tells of a love story, how God loved us so much that He did not want any of us to perish so he sent His one and only Son as a sacrifice and redeemer so we may be forgiven and receive eternal life. While it is a love story, if you have followed the full bible account, or even seen the movie The Passion of Christ you will understand that Jesus’s journey to the cross was violent, painful and cruel, with Jesus being sinless, He was nailed to a cross. His final words, as Jesus took His final breath, “It is finished”,
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Rugby was first introduced to Nelson by Charles John Monro in 1870. Twenty-six years later, in 1896, the Waimea Old Boys Rugby Football Club Inc was established. So, the club has very good reason to celebrate in 2021, and they are inviting people to join them on the weekend of Queen’s birthday to celebrate their 125th year. On the Friday night (4 June), the club has organised a ‘Meet and Greet’ for past and present players from 5pm, with nibbles provided and the bar will be open. “You can collect your rego’ pack from 5pm and enjoy catching up with old team-mates,” says Waimea Old Boys Rugby Football Club spokesperson, Wayne Oldham. “We’re hoping to have our Senior women’s team play with a couple of JAB teams at 6pm.” Then on the Saturday (5 June), the club will have its three men’s senior teams at home playing, with the B team & B Development team playing each other. “We’re hoping the Senior A Men’s team can retain the Noel Barton Cup in their match versus Nelson if it’s on the line.” In the evening, the club’s 125th dinner will take place at the Headingly Centre from 6.30pm. As well as a three-course meal, those attending will get to hear well-known Spark Sport/ TVNZ commentator, Scotty Stevenson. There will also be acknowledgements of life members and local players from the last 25 years.
People are invited to celebrate Waimea Old Boys Rugby Football Club Inc which has been around for 125 years. On Sunday (6 June) at midday, the organisers hope to hold the annual Kaka Shield fixture between Tapawera and Richmond. “It’s an over 35’s game where everyone gets out there in their gumboots and sneakers for bit of a laugh,” says Wayne. There will also be a JAB games on the day, a ‘Golden Oldies’ game, a spit roast meal and after match beverages. “There have been some good people involved over the years that have kept the club strong and it’s possibly now the largest club in the region,” says Wayne. You can register for the Waimea Old Boys Rugby Football Club 125th Celebration Weekend is due to be held on Queen’s Birthday weekend (4-6 June, 2021) at: www.sporty. co.nz/viewform/134761 or email waimeaold boysrugby@gmail.com or phone 0274817237 if you are having trouble registering. To find out more, visit www.waimeaoldboy srfc.com and Facebook. Advt.
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Jacob Mahood struck gold when he caught a 12 kg kingfish recently in Tasman Bay near Nelson as part of the Dawnbreakers 2021 Snapper Cup fishing competition. The 10-year-old used live mackerel for bait and a game rod and reel and won first prize in the Junior category for the heaviest kingfish. For his efforts he took home the top prize of a Daiwa Laguna Lt 3000 TD Hyper 7102 Rod. “The kingfish was so heavy my arms were stinging and I could barely lift the rod tip out of the water,” says Jacob. His little brother, 7-year-old Ethan, also caught a decent-sized snapper. Photo: Supplied.
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A good Stoke team too strong The Taylor Wanderers-Motueka Premier T20 cricket team ended the season at Marsden Rec on Saturday, well defeated by the unbeaten Stoke-Nayland side. Stoke-Nayland batted first and on the back of an excellent knock by Josh Smith, scoring 72 off 45 balls, ably supported by Chris Dittmer with 40, amassed 200/6 from their 20 overs. Hayden Ingham led his bowlers well snaring four wickets from his four overs, conceding 24 runs in the process. Unfortunately, Shubham Sharma was the only other successful bowler, taking 2/15 off his two overs. The run chase was beyond Wanderers-Motueka on the day, with wickets falling at regular intervals, at one stage 16/4, and although Ingham starred again with the bat contributing 31 runs off 16 balls before holing out on the boundary, the visitors were dismissed for 83 in the 17th over and resounding victory for Stoke-Nayland. In an exhibition belying his seniority, but emphasising his contribution to the match, Hayden Ingham secured the MVP by almost 5 full points over all other players, which was a fitting reward for “Gings” leadership and enthusiasm both in this game but also throughout the season. The Wanderers-Motueka side has progressed from last season and signs are good for continuity with both clubs experiencing a growth in participation at teenage level. The challenge is to retain and promote the youth, while addressing the loss of players leaving for tertiary education, a common problem to all Nelson cricket clubs.
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The days are getting shorter and the water temperature has dropped but the fishing gets hotter every week. Hundreds of snapper get caught every day, along with plenty of gurnard, kahawai, kingfish and trevally. Almost every spot from the shallows to the 40m mark provides great fishing at the moment and the key factor for success appears to be a good burley trail. These were fantastic conditions for the Dawnbreakers Fishing Club’s annual Snapper Cup which was held on March 13th – one week delayed for Covid reasons. Thanks to our most generous sponsors – the main sponsors this year were Hunting & Fishing Nelson and Furuno – there were over $20,000 worth of prizes to be won which attracted almost 200 competitors! The weather was good and obviously the fish were hungry
because the Club members brought over 300 fish to the weigh in! After a delicious dinner and a few cold ones at the packed Old Boys Rugby Club in Richmond it was time for the prize giving. Despite some microphone troubles Murray Leaning did a fantastic job as MC and together with the sponsors and committee members he handed out dozens of prizes. The main ones went to Shania Greaney who won the junior heaviest snapper category (7.3kg), Jonny Claridge - adult heaviest Snapper (8.5kg) and Sue Hawkins - average weight snapper (2.88kg). Have a look on our facebook site for more results and photos! A big thanks to all our other sponsors as well (again, have a look on our website and on facebook!) and especially to our committee members who put in countless hours of work to make the Snapper Cup such a fantastic event. Tight lines!
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Oxford Bayley (Nelson College), Alec Swan (Nayland College) and Abbey Smale (Garin College) dominated the national secondary schools open water 3.5 km championships at the Blue Lake in Rotorua last weekend. Photo: Peter Gibbs.
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For the second time this summer a swimmer from further back in the field came through to surprise the leaders with the fastest time in the national Banana Boat Ocean Swim Series. Bronson Lloyd started in wave two, 45 seconds behind the first wave, in the 3.5km Legends of the Lake swim in Lake Tikitapu - the Blue Lake - on Saturday. During the race, he swam through the field to join Nelson swimmers Oxford Bayley and Alec Swan in the lead. Swan made it to the line three seconds ahead of Lloyd, but on corrected time the Waikanae swimmer took first place in 39 minutes and 38 seconds. Swan recorded 40min 20sec. In the meantime, Bayley had taken the wrong side of the final yellow buoy and had to return to correct this, finishing third in 40min 45sec. In the women’s field, Abbey Smale continued her regal procession of wins, which now extends over nine Banana Boat swims. It was one of the Nelson
swimmer’s narrowest wins over the past two seasons, with Talitha McEwan of Papamoa finishing 12 seconds behind and Sarah Cummings of Tauranga a further 26 seconds behind. The Rotorua race doubled as the New Zealand Secondary Schools Open Water 3.5km championships, with Swan (Nayland College), Bayley (Nelson College) and Eligh Ashby (Wellington College) winning M16-19. Smale (Garin College), McEwan (Mt Maunganui College) and Cummings (Tauranga Girls’ College) took the F16-19 placings. In the older age group results, four Nelson swimmers were on the podium. Fraser Neill took gold in M25-29, while his father Hamish was the winner in M5559. One of Nelson’s most durable and successful swimmers Christina Harris triumphed against stiff opposition in F55-59. Derek Eaton has more than 60 medals in the national series after more than a decade of competition. The 79-year-old added to his collection with silver in M75-79.
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The Tasman District Council invites the public to make submissions on its draft 10-Year Plan 2021 – 2031 Consultation Document and supporting information. These documents set out the activities, priorities and work programmes the Council is proposing to deliver over a 10-year period. They also outline the costs and how they could be funded. For more information about the options being proposed, review the Consultation Document and supporting information for the 10-Year Plan 2021 – 2031. You can find out more and download these documents at LTP.tasman.govt.nz or view a hard copy at your local service centre or library in Richmond, Motueka, Tākaka and Murchison. Making a submission You may make a submission on the proposed changes: • Online at LTP.tasman.govt.nz • By email to LTP@tasman.govt.nz • In writing – complete the submission form and drop it in to any Tasman District Council office or library, or post it for free to: Tasman District Council, 189 Queen Street, Private Bag 4, Richmond, Nelson 7050 [Freepost Authority No:172255] Submissions close Saturday 24 April 2021.
Easter opening hours All service centres and libraries will be closed for the public holidays on: • Good Friday – Friday 2 April • Easter Monday – Monday 5 April Usual opening hours apply otherwise. We are always here to help when needed though, call 03 543 8400 for assistance in an emergency, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Changes to kerbside collections for Easter In order for staff to take a break on Good Friday, the rubbish and recycling collections in central Richmond will be one day later – Saturday 3 April 2021. There will be no change to collections in other areas. Resource Recovery Centre opening hours: Our Resource Recovery Centres will be closed on Good Friday (2 April), but otherwise open as normal.
Water restrictions update Despite recent rain, water restrictions remain in place for some areas. These are updated every week as the Dry Weather Taskforce meets to balance demand against the available supply. At the time of printing, as well as restrictions for some water resource consent holders, there are Phase A restrictions are in place for everyone on the Dovedale water supply. Please check the website for more details. Even if restrictions aren’t in place for you, please conserve water as much as possible. There’s lots you can do at home and at work to reduce your water use. Check it out at tasman.govt.nz/water-saving-tips and remember, every drop counts!
We’ll be attending events in your neighbourhood so please come along if you’d like to talk more about the draft Plan.
• Thursday 1 April, 4.00 pm – 6.00 pm, drop in session at Richmond Mall
Sport NZ Rural Travel Fund – apply now The Sport NZ Rural Travel Fund applications are now invited until 30 April. The Sport NZ Rural Travel Fund offers help with travel costs for rural sports clubs and rural school teams. The fund is to help young people aged from 5 to 19 to participate in local sports competitions. Sport NZ fully funds the Rural Travel Fund, which Council administers locally on their behalf. The next funding round closes on 30 April 2021. Head to tasman.govt.nz/grants to check out the funding guidelines and complete and application form.
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Here are the key changes you’ll see happening on the ground: • Vehicle access to Elizabeth Street will be closed to vehicles at the Talbot Street intersection. This trial closure will begin on 6 April, following Easter weekend. • Drop-off parking spaces will be created at the Kindergarten (corner of Florence and Elizabeth Streets). • Florence Street will be narrowed to one lane for a short section between Herbert Street and Fauchelle Avenue to encourage slower speeds and road sharing. • New seating and trees will be added to Burbush Park on Fauchelle Avenue. • A pedestrian refuge will be installed on Talbot Street to make it safer to cross one lane at a time. • Speed humps will be installed on D’Arcy, Croucher, Elizabeth and Herbert Streets. The trial changes are a result of traffic monitoring in the area and discussions held with residents in late 2020. They’ll be in place until at least July and we will be seeking feedback from the community to see if the changes achieve what they were designed to. If that’s the case, we could discuss making permanent changes.
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• Tuesday 6 April, 7.30 pm, Brightwater Community Association meeting at Brightwater School
See the full list of events and keep up with any changes on our website, LTP.tasman.govt.nz.
We’re rolling out the trial changes to create a safer and more interesting space in this Richmond neighbourhood.
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• Saturday 27 March, 8.00 am – 12.00 pm, Richmond Boot Market at Richmond Baptist Church Carpark
• Monday 12 April, 7.15 pm, Māpua & Districts Community Association meeting at the Māpua Hall
Streets for People – Croucher/D’Arcy neighbourhood changes
New date for Childrens Day – 28 March Children’s Day will now take place on Sunday 28 March from 11.00 am – 2.00 pm at the Richmond Aquatic Centre. There will be lots of different activities for all the family including sports competitions, art and science activities, a stage with young performers, face painting, archery and more. The Richmond Aquatic Centre will also be open, and you can enjoy the pools for just a gold coin donation.
Test your recycling knowledge Want to win an e-bike or an e-scooter? All you have to do to be in to win is play a quick and easy recycling game online at canirecyclethis.org.nz. This is part of the national ‘Can I Recycle This’ campaign, running until 28 March. The competition is open to New Zealand residents who are aged 16 and over.
Unless otherwise stated, all meetings will be held at Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond. Access to meetings will continue to be available via Zoom video conferencing for those who are unable to attend in person. See tasman.govt.nz/ meetings-calendar for details. Tasman Regional Transport Committee Tuesday 30 March, 10.30 am. Public forum. Operations Committee Thursday 1 April, 9.30 am. Public forum. Regulatory Committee Thursday 1 April, 1.30 pm. Public forum. Full Council Thursday 8 April, 9.30 am. Public forum.
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After a courageous battle, Brett lost his fight and passed peacefully surrounded by his family on March 17th. Loved husband to Helen. Loved father and father-inlaw to Andrew, Craig and Natasha Hooper, Nathan and Isley, Alex and Sophie. Loved grandad of Daniel, Ryan, Cameron, Declan, Chad, Joseph and Chloe. In lieu of flowers, donations to The Nelson Tasman Hospice in thanks of the amazing care and support given to the family would be appreciated. Messages can be sent to 18a Clovelly Street, Atawhai, Nelson As per Brett’s wishes, a private cremation has been held. Simple Direct Funerals
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Richmond Waimea RSA (Inc) Annual General Meeting
Members and New Members welcome Our Mission is to remember and care for all those impacted by service for New Zealand in military operations. If you would like to be part of this caring, voluntary organisation please come along. We are needing new committee members, and volunteers for upcoming events. Application forms will be at the meeting.
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Firearms and ammunition wanted. Military / sporting, modern and old. Single items to whole collections. Phone Benjamin 0800 55 99 22
age concern nelson tasman monday information Session, 29 Mar. 10am11.30am, Sleep Better with Chris Allison, Mental Health Health ActionTrust at Age Concern, 62 Oxford St, Richm on 5447624 ext 5. fresh focus 2021 continues on Mon. 29 Mar., 10-11am, at Elim Christian Centre, Stoke. Krisca Gould presents“Hospice working within your community”. email: ffnelson2021@gmail. com
wanted Police memorabilia wanted. Badges, equipment and uniform. Any items considered. Phone Ben 0800 55 99 22
for sale Charcoal Umbrella 3m x 3m cantilever system, pivots and tilts with moveable water base trolly. Almost new cost $700, sell $500 ono cash. Ph. 544 8842.
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family history friday – Stop by Richmond Library Research Rm to explore local & WEdnESdAyS family history resources. Specialist library staff community hymn singing Wedn. 31 available to help. Friday 26 March, 10.30amMarch 2 pm Stoke Methodist Church 94 Neale 12pm. Ave .Afternoon tea. SATuRdAyS waimea south garden club to all garden enthusiaists Margaret Long ‘Frensham nelson dance along, Saturday 27th Garden’presentation.NZs top gardenWed. April March 2021, Richmond Town Hall,7.30pm to 7th 7pm.Brightwater Community Hall. Tickets 11pm Plate for Supper, Music by Warren Fenat the Mall or Place For Plants Hope $10 supper, emor, Cost $6.00 per person All Welcome. sales table, raffles, door sales.ph. 0273895466 Contact Rosalie Winter Ph: (03)538-0133. Quality art & craft market in the ThuRSdAyS Church Lounge at RBC’s Car Boot Market, 123 book launch – Robyn Prokop launches Salisbury Rd, Sat. 27 March. Something for her latest novel, Heartstone, ‘A top-notch everyone from the newborn baby to grandfantasy populated with charismatic, larger parents. Ph Kay 0275476777 than life characters.’ Richmond Library, SundAyS 5.30pm, Thursday 25 March. Free. richmond creative fibre Meets at elysium widow and widowers Birchwood Hall, Richmond Showgrounds. group to meet for lunch Sunday 28 March, 9.30am 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursdays of the 12md at The Stables, Sundial Sq, Richmond. month. Come & meet others who enjoy Ph Virginia 544 0814 working with fibre. Ph 5443315 (Sandra)
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We are currently undergoing the free cleaning and best restoration of headstones in the Wakapuaka Cemetery. Most are around 150 years old. While most families are happy for us to do this we understand some are not. If you do NOT want us to work on your family headstone please contact us on Brian 027 548 0757.
Antiques, Furniture, Collectables. 6 rooms, huge selection with recent estate lots inc toys, car & house, lamps, paintings, silver, jewellery, china, cameras, records, marine, small & large furniture, etc, etc. SellBuy-Value. 30 years experience @ Souchebys Antiques, 75 Gladstone Rd, Richmond (Ph 544 0723) www.an tiquesnewzealand.co.nz
All sorts. Recent stock both large & small. Lasting quality. Local free delivery on most items @ Souchebys Antiques, 75 Gladstone Rd, Richmond.
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Richmond Community Church
Sunday 10am Children & Youth Programmes available richmondbaptist.org.nz 123 Salisbury Rd, Richmond 03 544 7596
The Church with Community at Heart
Celebrating ~ Sundays 10am 243 Queen Street, (behind the Asian Supermarket).
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Holy Trinity
27 Dorset St, Richmond
10AM SUNDAY
Sunday 28 Mar 9.00am
Traditional-Holy Communion
Come and join us every Thursday at Hope Recreational Hall 6-7pm
Sunday 28 Mar 10.30am
Contemporary-Praise on the Hill Wednesday 31 Mar 10.00am
Holy Communion
A gentle introduction to the world of ballet
St Alban’s
410 Appleby Hwy
Call Kerry for further details
Sunday 10.30am Holy Communion
0278 419 750
(2nd week)
Morning Prayer
(4th week)
www.kerryclarkdance.com
Enquiries 544 8844
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