Tuesday 24 May 2011
FREE
Nelson College duo chasing national title
Johnny’s incredible sporting story
Page 14-15
Page 17
Page 11
Fanzone a family zone Cup rules make selling alcohol too hard
WE MADE IT: Nelson boy Rex Johnston, 6, and dad David at the top of the first of the 20 Summit Challenge climbs, up the Centre of New Zealand on Sunday. The WHK climb is the first of 20 challenges to help celebrate the 20th birthday for the Summit Rescue Helicopter in Nelson. Story on page 4. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
Nelson’s Rugby World Cup fanzone first to get a look at it. will have a distinctly family atmos- The giant screen will sit in between phere after organisers found it too the Nelson Provincial Museum and tough to enforce strict IRB alcohol ANZ bank with the fanzone filling rules. most of upper Trafalgar St. But that doesn’t bother council, The announcement was the latest which says it is happy to make the from Nelson City Council as it conarea alcohol-free and there are plenty tinues preparations for the city as it of other options for those wanting to gets set to host four teams as part drink during the games. of the 2011 Rugby World The fanzone, on upper Cup. Trafalgar St, will show the Journalists from some of semi finals and final of those countries have also the Rugby World Cup on been in Nelson during the a giant screen, with thoupast week visiting facilities sands expected to pack and the region to report out the closed off street back to their homeland. and church steps. Among the journalists But any hopes of selling has been a contingent of alcohol were dashed with 14 from Australia, seven Coleman, from lifestyle magazines Rugby World Cup rules Susan meaning only sponsors RWC 2011 Nelson and seven sports journalHeineken beer and Ban- regional director. ists. Susan says the expocroft wine would be allowed, making sure will be fantastic for the region as life impossible for bar owners, who’s Australian fans sure up their itinerlicense extends partially into the fan- ary for the tournament. zone. Organisers are also hoping that the “It was just too tough to work around, Game On festival will see some of the but that’s ok, we wanted it to be a fans spend more time in Nelson. Anfamily event anyway,” says RWC re- other three events have been added to gional director Susan Coleman. the festival, including the Italian FesThe layout for the fanzone was re- tival, a brass band concert and Living leased late last week with business Legends, a tree planting project. The -owners on upper Trafalgar St, the festival now has more than 20 events.
2010 Placemakers Registered Master Builders House of the Year Awards Silver Medal
- Individual homes at competitive prices
Category Winner: New Homes $350,000 - $450,000
- Full Design and Build Service - Homes to fit your section and your budget Bronze Medal
If you are thinking of building you should talk to us
53 Champion Rd, Richmond Ph: 544 0886
www.endeavourhomes.co.nz
Showhome Open: Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm, Sat Closed, Sun 1pm - 4pm
2
This Week
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
David Canning “serious about selling or buying? Call me for a chat about what I can do for you” Phone: 0800 U B SOLD (0800 82 7653) • Residential, farm and commercial sales and purchases • Subdivision • Building contracts • Company law and business formations • Trusts • Wills and estates
On Saturday night a Nelson Weekly reader spotted some Little Blue Penguins on Rocks Rd. Have you ever seen Penguins in Nelson?
Belinda Clark REGISTERED LEGAL EXECUTIVE (DipLExSt)
92 Collingwood St, Nelson Ph: 546 8670 or 0274 312 874 belinda@stallardlaw.co.nz
EXPERIENCE EFFICIENCY INTEGRITY
Patrick Connor, Nelson.
Shenae Lavery, Nelson.
Jim Cochrane, Stoke.
Rustica Lamb, Nelson.
“I’ve actually seen some penguins, last year by 623 in Tahuna. I thought it was weird at the time, I had only seen them by Cable Bay before that.”
“I’ve only seen penguins in the Antarctic Centre in Christchurch. That’s really weird, you don’t get penguins in Nelson.”
“I’ve seen them before but not here. Not in this region. Only down south. It must be the food they’re after.”
“I haven’t seen any penguins here before. It wasn’t someone dressed up was it? That is very strange.”
NEWS IN BRIEF Central businesses set to inject colour to CBD • Nelson man and long time Table Tennis coach and administrator Bryan Keane has been charged with two sex offences, which relate to separate historical incidents. One of which occurred on or about 1987 and the other in 1997/98. Keane did not apply for name suppression when he appeared in the Nelson District Court on Tuesday 17 May. Keane was charged with Indecent Assault on a Male and Unlawful Sexual Connection. The victims were both teenagers. Nelson Police say their inquiries are not complete and they would like to hear from anyone who has information relating to Keane, by calling Detective Neil Kitchen at 546 3851. All calls will be treated in confidence.
Central Nelson businesses will be getting a head start in welcoming thousands of overseas tourists to the city by taking part in a ‘100 days to go’ celebrations in June. Nelson City Council is helping businesses get in the mood for Rugby World Cup, by splitting the CBD into quadrants with each adopting one of the four teams to play in Nelson this coming September and October. Businesses are encouraged to dress their windows and be in with a chance to win a “significant” prize, says Susan Coleman, RWC 2011 Nelson Regional Director. “This is a great opportunity for businesses to start getting excited about the Rugby World Cup. On June 1 we celebrate 100
“
Organisers are expecting pardays until the cup and we thought that was a perfect ticularly big visitor numbers day to launch the window from Italy, Australia and the It’s appropriate United States. dressing competition.” The competition will last the they [local busi- Susan says council is right month of June with a judgnesses] are the in behind the 100 days to go ing taking place during the celebrations in the CBD and focus. last week. Businesses have hopes people jump on board. the month to work on their “The Rugby World Cup will – Susan Coleman. window display with judging be a massive community starting on June 27. event but it will also provide a significant Susan says she hopes the event will kick boost for many local businesses so it’s apoff excitement and anticipation around propriate they are a focus and help lead the event that will see thousands of over- the countdown.” seas tourists visit Nelson. Details on where the city will be divided The four teams to play in Nelson are Aus- and which quadrant has which team will tralia, the United States, Italy and Russia. be available next week.
49 Gloucester Street behind United Video Phone 548 4639 RADIO CONTROL BODEZE Apache Copter Body Sugaring
VTECH Load & Go
SPY OPTICS Sunglasses
SPECIAL FX Light Saber
MAYBELLINE Age Rewind
E SAV 47% E SAV % 28
E SAV % 28
E SAV % 83
E SAV % 48
E SAV % 60
$25.99
$17.99
$79.99
$39.99
$19.99
$12.99
Was $36
Was $24.99
Was $149.99
Was $229.99
Was $49.99
Was $24.99
Special Conditions: All discounts are in-store products while stocks last. No laybys, no refunds, no exchanges, no returns except where required by law. Clearance Express stock changes continually, items offered here are limited. When it’s gone it’s gone. All previous prices are comparable prices to similar product elsewhere in New Zealand. All stocks are limited. Offers end 15th June 2011 or when sold out.
This Week
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
3
Health board keeps eye on the prize Nelson Marlborough District Health Board says it will continue to search for cost savings, despite a recent increase to its budget. The DHB has achieved savings of around $7 million since it implemented the Rutherford Initiative two years ago and general manager for corporate services, Nick Lanigan says it will continue to examine its expenditure. The comments came after last week’s budget announcement by finance minister Bill English, which included a boost to funding for the health sector. Nick says the DHB is grateful for the funding but still needs to “break even”. In 2010 there were 17,075 admissions to Nelson Hospital, with 25,383 emergency department visits, 10,099 theatre procedures, 216,070 meals provided and 985 births. DHB will still need to maintain tight control over expenditure, says Nick. “The DHB’s Rutherford Initiative continues to look at ways of working smarter to make sure that we get the best value for every health dollar we spend and we continue to examine areas of significant expenditure in the hospitals and wider DHB.” Nick says the challenge is to keep savings on a par with the increases in expenses like fuel, medical devices and wages. Last year the DHB received $370m from the Ministry of Health, to provide health services for 135,000 people in Nelson and Marlborough. Nelson Marlborough DHB general manager corporate ser- Details of the extra funding won’t be vices, Nick Lanigan keeps an eye on cost savings, despite an known until the DHB releases its anincrease in funding. Photo: Andrew Board. nual plan in July.
Two Fresh Chickens
9
Topside Roast
Porterhouse Steak
Whole
8
$ .99
Per Kg
Topside Steak Sliced
9
$ .50 $ .50
Per Kg
Whole
14.95 $15.95 $
drapes blinds wallpaper paint colour design
Helen Bush
Colour Designer Nelson
Plus Trish Gray
Colour Designer Richmond
FREE In-Home Colour Design* FREE Drapemaking* 15% OFF Selected Luxaflex® Blinds* *Conditions apply. See instore for details
FREE PARKING
40 Vanguard St, Nelson Ph: 548 7955
4 McGlashen Ave, Richmond Ph: 544 6613
BARK
Your Garden
Forest Floor 3 6m
$
Deco No.1 3 6m
®
163
+ GST Delivered to area 1
$
208
+ GST Delivered to area 1
Deco No.2 3 6m
$
+ GST Delivered to area 1
ORDER NOW!
(03) 547 5300 55 Saxton Road, Stoke
Old English
Frozen
Natural Skin
Chops
Sausages Lamb Loin Best in town
Frozen
Lamb
Sweetbreads
Per Kg
Sliced
Per Kg
5
9
5
$ .99 $ .95 $ .00 Per Kg
Per Kg
Valid: 23 May to 28 May 2011 41 - 42 McGlashen Avenue, Richmond
189
PHONE 544 6137 OPEN 8am-5pm Monday-Friday, 8.00am-3.00pm Saturday. Open late Thursday night until 6.30pm
Per Pack
4
This Week
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
One down, 20 Summit Challenge under way FROM PAGE 1 Nelsonians started birthday celebrations for the Summit Rescue Helicopter one step at a time on Sunday, as hundreds took part in the first climb of the 20 Summit Challenge. The Challenge is to help celebrate the rescue helicopter’s 20th birthday in the region and gives locals the opportunity to complete one, or all, of the challenges to help celebrate with the helicopter trust. Sunday’s climb up the Centre of New Zealand was the first of the climbs and raised $754 dollars from gold coin donations. More than 270 children from 13 different schools took part in the WHK-sponsored climb with Central School and Hampden St School going head to head for the biggest involvement by one school. With 32 percent of its students climbing the hill, Central School won a $2000 sports equipment prize.
Marketing manager for the trust, Paula Muddle says she was happy with the big turnout. “Thanks to everyone who came – it was such a wonderful sight to see hundreds of people walking up the Centre of New Zealand. There was such a buzz at the top, with Mako players signing climber’s certificates and families having picnics. It was fantastic. “It was also great to see four children from one family travel from Tapawera to join us, saying they were really keen to do as many as possible.” Spot prizes won included how far travelled, the biggest family, the dog who looked most like the mayor and other random giveaways. Next week multisport stars Richard and Elina Ussher are racing a Westpac relay team to the top of Grampians. If you’d like to go on the walk, meet at Hampden St School top courts for a 2pm start to walk the Grampians.
Great P Q rices Hairdurality essing
JJ A AN N II N NE E JJ A AN NS SE EN N
Police are trying to locate Phillip Jamie Stretch and have a warrant for his arrest. Stretch is a male Maori, 189cm of medium build. He is believed to be currently in the Nelson-Marlborough area. The public is advised to contact
police immediately if they see Stretch, or know of his whereabouts. They are advised not to approach Stretch. Contact Nelson police on 546 3840. Anonymous information can be given via the Crimestoppers line: 0800 555 111.
Members of the Nelson Lioness Club at a recent ground breaking ceremony in Wellington where club members had the opportunity to present a “cheque” to the Ronald McDonald House. They are from left; Lois Aitkenhead, Jan Wood, chairman of Ronald McDonald House Wellington Robert Cross, Jillian Jary, Ronald McDonald House Wellington chief executive Lesley Slieker and Val Barnes.
Local lioness club go extra mile
The Janine Jansen brand is driven by the mission to introduce QUALITY hairdressing at a realistic price to the everyday consumer and make Janine Jansen’s customer service the industry standard. To make a booking just ring
545 7425
Shop 3, 219 Trafalgar St (Farmers Arcade) JA N I N E JA N SE N Hairdressing
Police on hunt for wanted man
www.janinejansen.co.nz
Raising $20,000 for an expressing room at the new Ronald McDonald House in Wellington is not enough for the Lioness Club of Nelson – they want to fit it out too. The club has taken on a three year commitment to raise the money for a purpose-built expressing room for breastfeeding mothers staying in Wellington’s new Ronald McDonald House who need to collect breast milk for their premature or seriously ill babies. Nelson families are the
third highest users of the neonatal facilities at Wellington Regional Hospital and the Ronald McDonald House accommodation opposite the hospital. Since July 2010, the club has raised $16,000 through different fundraising events such as its annual pre-Christmas fair, truffle making, a wine tasting evening, children’s entertainment at Tahuna Beach Holiday Park and a fashion parade. Planning is already under way for its next fundraiser that will
nz made
be along the lines of a women’s DIY evening in partnership with Resene Paints Nelson and will be held in August. But raising the committed $20,000 will not be enough says club president Jillian Jary, they want to raise even more and furnish the room too, and will now be aiming to raise $30,000. “Having a seriously ill baby is a worrisome, scary and stressful experience for mothers. Nelson Lionesses want to ensure there are resources to support those families.”
HASTINGS SUITE
lounge suite Sale
Now Only $2,999
3str + 2str in selected Warwick fabrics RRP $3,830
Lynfords Proudly a family owned and operated business
LOUNGE - DINING - OCCASIONAL - OUTDOOR - AND MORE 302 Queen St, Richmond (next to Noel Leeming)
Ph: 541 0425
www.lynfords.co.nz
Open Mon - Fri 9.30 - 5.30, Sat - 9.30 - 3.00
Exclusive brands
This Week
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
5
Penguins make home near Quay Two Little Blue Penguins seemed to be keen for a night on the town on Saturday night, venturing into Wakefield Quay. The two penguins were spotted on Rocks Rd, outside the waterfront apartments, around 10pm by a Nelson Weekly reader, who posted the photograph of them on the Weekly’s Facebook page. Department of Conservation bio diversity manager Gavin Udy says the penguins live right around the Tasman Bay coast but it is unusual for them to come ashore at this time
of year. “Normally, if they were to come onshore it would be later in the year when they breeding.” He says efforts were made several years ago to re-establish the penguins in Nelson Haven and he is happy to see them in the area as they are in decline nationally. “Nest boxes were put near that area in the hope that they would keep coming back and it’s definitely great to see them around.” Gavin says the penguins should be left alone unless they injured, then people should contact DOC.
OUTTA HERE: Nelson area commander, Inspector Brian McGurk is heading to Afghanistan for six months this September. Photo: Andrew Board.
Police chief off to Afghanistan While visiting his son in the United States earlier this month, Nelson area police chief Brian McGurk watched with the rest of the world as Barak Obama announced the death of Osama Bin Laden and subsequent predictions about increased security risks in the area. The next day an email arrived asking him to go to Afghanistan. “It was still all rather contemporary [the Bin Laden death], but I still said yes,” he says. Brian applied for overseas deployment and he was picked to serve as contingent commander in Bamyan Province, the same province where New Zealand solider Tim O’Donnell was killed last year. The role will see him in charge of a small unit involving police officers from New Zealand, Ireland and Finland. The officers are there to help train the local police force and introduce modern police ideas like investigative techniques and community polic-
ing. Brian says it’s an experience he is looking forward to. “It will be like nothing else I’ve ever done. But it’s relativity safe and we are there with the New Zealand defence force. It’s a rare and unique opportunity, so I’m getting used to the idea and looking forward to it.” Before he leaves in September, Brian will undergo a series of training and tests, including flying to Afghanistan in early June for two weeks. “It will be good, I’ll be able to see what’s there and I’ll meet the current contingent commander and see what the role will be like.” The unit is part of the European Union police mission to Afghanistan. Brian says the most worrisome part of the experience will be the extreme cold during the winter, where the temperature can drop to minus 30 degrees Celsius. “I think I’ll miss my own bed by the end of it,” he jokes. Brian leaves for his first round of training next week.
KEEP WARM THIS WINTER
Reduce condensation and save energy with Double Glazing
Single Glazed
QUANTUM PLUMBING For all your plumbing needs plumbing Domestic For all your Repairs Commercial Bathroom & Kitchen • Domestic • Repairs New Housing Hot Water Cylinders • Commercial • Bathroom & Kitchen Maintennance Drainage • Drain Cleaning • Hot Water Cylinders Drain Cleaning
Double Glazed
Fit Double Glazing into your wooden or aluminium joinery.
For a FREE quote call Trevor 544 8913 12 Gladstone Rd, Richmond www.vistalite.co.nz Trevor Norris
Two Little Blue Penguins outside the waterfront apartments on Rocks Rd on Saturday night.
needs
• New Hou • Drainage • Maintenn
by 86 Quality VanguardService Street, Nelson
Qualified Plumbers Ph: 03 539 0261
www.quantumplumbing.org.nz 86 Vanguard St, Nelson
03 539 Quality Ph: Service by 0261 Qualified Pl www.quantumplumbing.org.nz
6
This Week
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
Out&About
TAHUNANUI - OPEN 7 DAyS
• 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 Dave Clark, Ivan Tava and Dave Tippett at Elsewhere on Saturday night.
Shirley and Graham Vercoe at their daughter Kelly’s 21st on Saturday night.
Another busy week for our photographers. We started it at RT Joinery’s new showroom launch, then went to Stoke long jumper Brendon Barnett’s quiz night on Friday. On Saturday night we went to Kelly Vercoe’s 21st at Verdict and a joint 30th birthday party for Dan Hawke, Brad McNeill and Stefan Herbst at Elsewhere. Remember, if you are Dylan Kerr, having a party, or have Kelly Duff, photos that you would like James to send in you can contact Ramsay and our photographers by callKirk Pont at ing 548 4949. Kelly’s 21st See you again next week. at the Verdict with more party photos. on Saturday night.
Birthday boys Dan Hawke and Brad McNeill at their 30th birthday party.
Andy Selwood and Jenelle Strickland at Elsewhere on Saturday.
Wendy Mannering and Ben Brownee helping Dan, Brad and Stefan celebrate their birthday.
Brendon Barnett, Alex Jordan and Alistair Adams at Brendon’s quiz night on Friday.
Simon Merry with daughter Ashton at the RT Joinery showroom. John Duff and birthday girl Kelly Vercoe at her 21st at the Verdict on Saturday night.
Robert Fekete and wife Eniko at the opening of RT Joinery’s showroom.
Holly Barnes and Ben Douglas on Saturday night.
This Week
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
7
8
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
This Week
Hammer attack on council headquarters Each week two photos of the museum’s “glass plate” collection will run in Nelson Weekly and Waimea Weekly with the goal of exposing the photographs to more people. Right: Hogg, Nelson Provincial Museum, Miscellaneous Collection: 9709. Below: Nelson College, Nelson Provincial Museum, Sclanders Collection: 9256. Can you tell us more about these photos? Email history@museumnp.org.nz or phone 548 9588.
Monday, May 16 At 8:40pm, a warrant was enforced for an 18 year-old male for breach of community work. At 9:25pm, a warrant was enforced for a 21 year-old male, located on Halifax St, for breach of release conditions. Tuesday, May 17 At 11:15pm, a 22 year-old female was charged with misuse of a telephone, willful damage and two counts of assault on a police officer, in a family violence related incident.
Saturday May 21 At 2:45am, the Police found a 40 year-old male removing a drain grill on Bridge St. He was arrested for endangering safety, possession of a knife and possession of cannabis. At 2:15pm, a 15-year old was arrested Wednesday, May 18 for shoplifting. He was stealing shoes from the WareAt 10:20am, a warrant was enforced on a 25 year-old house. At 5:59pm, a 40 year-old male was arrested male. At 2:30pm, a warrant was for breach of bail. At 10:45pm, a enforced on a 44 year-old male. At 32 year-old male was arrested for 9:30pm, a warrant was enforced on NELSON detox. At 10:55pm, a 19-year old a 22 year-old male. male was arrested for detox.
Crimewatch
Thursday, May 19 At 2:30am, a 20 year-old was arrested for excess breath alcohol on Hardy St. At 3:40am, a 52 year-old female was arrested for excess breath alcohol on Bridge St. At 9:20am, a warrant was enforced on a 19-year old male. At 11:10am, a 39 year-old male was arrested for a breach of protection order. At 8:30pm, a 22 year-old female was arrested for breach of bail. At 8:50am, a 36 year-old male failed to comply with sentence supervision. At 9:25pm, a 19 year-old male was arrested for breach of bail. At 11:30pm, a 19 year-old male was arrested for possession of BZP. At 11:58pm, a 20 yearold male was arrested for willful damage after throwing a rock through a window. You can support this project with a $10 donation, to find out more visit www.nelsonmuseum.co.nz/collection or contact: 3for$10@museumnp.org.nz
Friday, May 20 At 12:40am, a 22 year-old male was charged with disorderly behavior on Motueka St. At 4:35pm, a 14-year old female was arrested for breach of bail in an alcohol related incident. At 6pm, a 43 year-old male was arrested for disorderly behaviour. The original offence
Q: My son and daughter-in
Winter Escape How will we get there? Please come along to a community gathering to share your ideas and vision for our future. These sessions will be active, stimulating and hopefully inspiring! Refreshments are provided and everyone is welcome. Choose a time that suits you • Tuesday 24 May 7 – 9.30pm at Nayland College Hall • Thursday 26 May 9.30am - 12pm at Victory Community Centre • Friday 27 May 1 – 3.30pm at The Granary at Founders Heritage Park • Tuesday 31 May 7 – 9.30pm at the Trafalgar Pavilion in Trafalgar Park Please join us and be part of making Nelson a great place to live for generations to come. Phone Nelson City Council on 546 0200 or email sustainability@ncc.govt.nz if you have any questions.
Sunday May 22 At 12:10am, an 18-year old male was arrested for disorderly behavior in Kawai St. At 12:52am, a 21-year old was arrested for breach of the liqour ban in Buxton carpark. At 2:20am, a 21-year old female was arrested for detox. At 2:42am, a 20 year-old make was located on Bridge St and arrested for detox. At 3:20am, a 19-year old was arrested for disorderly behavior. At 3:45am a 25 year-old male was arrested for breach of the liquor ban. He was arrested on Bridge St. At 4:10am, a 51 year-old male was arrested for disorderly behavior on Selwyn Pl. At 8:30am, a 20-year old male was arrested for damaging a scooter at a residential address in Richmond. He left the address and wandered around Richmond with a hammer, hitting signs, walls and damaging four vehicles at the Tasman District Council. He was charged with three counts of willful damage and possession of an offensive weapon. At 5pm, an 18 year-old was arrested for breach of bail. At 9pm, a 19 year-old was arrested for breach of bail.
Bridget Budget answers your questions
$1500
What do you want Nelson to be like in 50 years?
occurred on May 2. At 6:10pm, a 55 year-old male was arrested on Halifax St for breach of a liquor ban. At 9pm, a 21 year-old male was arrested for a burglary at Waimea College on April 30. At 11:40pm, a 23 year-old male was arrested for disorderly behavior on Waimea Rd.
FREE
You choose where! Simply have 1 main meal at Robbies and receive 1 entry to win! Expires 31/5/11
Loyalty Card Members Come and join us on Tuesdays or Thursdays and receive
Double Loyalty Points Be in quick! Offer ends 31/5/11
Cnr Queen St & Gladstone Rd, Richmond
Ph: 544 7289
Open 7 days FRom 8am
Travel supplied by
Ph: 03 544 1226 Visit us in store 251 Queen St, Richmond
law have asked me to be guarantor for a loan they are getting for their business. I am unsure what to do, as I want to maintain a good relationship with them. A: Be prepared to pay the debt if you decide to be a guarantor. If you haven’t got the money, how will you pay the debt back if they stop paying? If you decide to guarantee the loan against your house or property: Get legal advice Make sure there is an upper limit to the amount to pay back or you could lose your house Ask for statements to be sent to you, so if they get behind in payments you can act quickly to minimise penalties. If you have the money available consider lending your son and his wife money directly. Remember to get them to sign a loan agreement with you before they borrow the money, with clear expectations on interest rate, and repayment amount and frequency. You could say no to being a guarantor and be a supportive parent in other ways.
We offer free, confidential advice for everyone. Send any questions to budgeteducation@xtra.co.nz
Nelson Budget Service 29 Selwyn Place Ph 5469021
This Week
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
9
Not so free any more for freedom campers Freedom camping will not be tolerated in Nelson, says the city council with it effectively outlawing it. Nelson City Council received a total of 53 submissions to the draft bylaw that was released for consultation in March. Under the new bylaw council will not provide any sites on council land where self contained or non-self contained vehicles are permitted to camp overnight. They will instead be encouraged to use the various camping ground options available. In conjunction with this change, a low cost option of $6 per person per night will be offered at the Maitai Valley Mo-
tor Camp with campers havbe imposed. ing the option of using the full Mayor Aldo Miccio says the range of camp ground services move was due to the “clear on a user pays basis. message” it received during The bylaw change comes after the submission process. hundreds of freedom campers “We don’t wish to discourage used sites around Nelson last visitors from staying in Nelson summer to stay for free, putbut it has to be done safely and ting pressure on local ameniin a way that is fair to residents ties. as well as our visitors. Legislation coming before “We believe the low cost – Parliament would give council low service option that will Nelson mayor enforcement officers the abilbe available at the Maitai ValAldo Miccio. ity to issue $200 instant fines ley Motor Camp will meet the for those not complying with the bylaw needs of travellers on a tight budget.” and a maximum fine of up $20,000 can The bylaw came into effect last Friday.
HAPPY Rachel Watkins, helps Olivia Parsons out the emergency door of the Nelson Christian Academy school bus while Hannah Martin waits her turn. Photo: Andrew Board.
Students pass emergency test Riding the school bus just got a whole lot more interesting for a group of Nelson students. Children from the Nelson Christian Academy have been learning what to do if their bus driver was to have an accident, like a heart attack. The students have been learning how to turn off the engine, pull the hand brake and get out of the bus, with older students even taking a roll to make sure everyone is off safely. Students were put to the test last Friday when constable Evan Garland paid a visit and asked them perform the drill. He was thrilled with the outcome: “Spot on, they did a great job, they got everyone out safely and really quickly.” The idea to educate students on what to do came after several bus accidents in the North Island involving school children. School deputy principal Russell Harris says the students have taken to the new safety excersise with the older students taking the responsibility very seriously.
G O D D HAONNUIVN ERSARY 55
SPECIALS!
save
up to $
13
to $
11
l d3daeya sonly
save
up to $
sa up ve
supersonic
7
e suap v$ to
JIM BEAM BOURBON
$
34
99 1 litre
$
RUSSIAN STANDARD VODKA
JAMESON IRISH WHISKEY
BLACK HEART DARK/GOLD RUM
31
99 1 litre
$
39
99 1 litre
$
GREENALL’S GIN
29
99 1 litre
$
29
99 1 litre
HEINEKEN
OR WILD MOOSE RANGE
21
9pa9ck
12 X 330ML BOTTLES 5% ALC/VOL
$
SPEIGHT’S/LION RED/ WAIKATO SWAPPAS
$
12 X 745ML BOTTLES
33
www.ezytravel.co.nz
$
2399
BALLANTINE'S SCOTCH WHISKY
$
Pack
3399
2399
TAYLOR'S RUBY/TAWNY RUBY/ PORT
15 X 330ML BOTTLES
$
24
Selection of range varies by location.
700ml
EXCLUDING PINOT NOIR & SYRAH 750ML
$
99 Pack
3599
CHURCH ROAD RANGE
Pack
TAYLOR'S ESTATE RANGE
12 X 250ML CANS 7% ALC/VOL
CARLSBERG/NZ PURE
APPLETON ESTATE RUM
$
1 litre
SMIRNOFF ICE DOUBLE BLACK
*special conditions apply
The Ezy Way to Travel
pack
99 Pack
email: cgill.nelson@hotmail.com
Ph: 03 5444 622 E: kelly@travelmanagers.co.nz
99 1 2
10 X 375ML CANS 5% ALC/VOL
Supplied at LITTLE OR NO COST TO YOU* Call CHRISTINE in confidence on 021 548 950
Contact Kelly Ogilvie
$
JACK DANIEL'S & COLA
12 X 330ML BOTTLES
OFFER VALID THURSDAY 26TH MAY TO SATURDAY 28TH MAY 2011 ONLY.
12 X 330ML BOTTLES 5% ALC/VOL
15 X 330ML BOTTLES
CORONA
700ml
BLACK HEART RUM & COLA
TUI/EXPORT GOLD
(Due to Chemo, alopecia or hair thinning)
27
*
99
$
LIMIT 2 PER CUSTOMER
12 X 330ML BOTTLES
$
9
42 below vodka flavours range
DO YOU SUFFER FROM HAIR LOSS?
Thinking of Travelling?
Than'am ma
today!
Medical Wig Specialists I have an extensive range of high quality, beautiful natural and synthetic wigs for you. I offer a complete, caring and personal service including home visits if required. I have 15 years experience (Largely voluntary).
unka A H unka H k Ya
$
29
99 1 litre
1999
750ML
Pack
BROWN BROTHERS
ZIBIBBO, MOSCATO, DOLCETTO & SYRAH
$
12
99 750ml
these wines only
$
14
99 each
Due to the earthquake, stock levels for some deals have been affected but we are working through it.
• TAHUNANUI • MOTUEKA • RICHMOND
133 stores around New Zealand 100% locally owned and operated For enquiries, call 0800 SUPERL (0800 787 375) www.superliquor.co.nz
Offer ends close of trade 5th June 2011, while stocks last. Limits may apply at participating outlets. Trade not supplied. *Super Sonic Deal: Available only Thursday 26th - Saturday (midnight) 28th May 2011 inclusive. LSL1594_NW
10
Feature
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
Specialists Physiotherapists 132 Collingwood Street
Modern premises with rehab Gym
Open 7am to 7pm Monday to Friday - COMMUNITY AND SPORTS CARE - ACC and Private Treatments - Acute Injuries - Pre/post Surgical - Work and OOS - Massage - Pilates Classes - Stretch Classes - Sprains, Strains, Muscle & Joint Aches/Pains - Manual/Manipulative Treatments - Exercise Prescription - Acupuncture (Traditional & Dry Needling)
Physios to the: TASMAN MAKOS & NELSON SUBURBS ACADEMY OF SPORT PREFERRED PROVIDER
Ph: (03) 548 1221
in their field
Scrap Metal Cash buyers of all scrap metal nelson Metal Industries (1991) Ltd 101 Pascoe Street, Tahunanui
phone 547 9706 0274 477 340 LoCaLLy owned and operated
NZ Ltd Quality Products and Service Audiology is a profession that has become highly specialized over the years and deals with hearing related issues. However, audiology is not yet a registered profession. Anyone can call themselves an audiologist so it may be difficult to work out whether you are seeing a fully qualified audiologist. Trained Audiologists hold a Masters Degree in Audiology, which involves at least 6 years of study and practice under supervision. A qualified Audiologist will be a member of either the NZ Audiological Society (MNZAS); or the Australian Audiological Society (MAudSA). Audiometrists have less formal training and should be a member of the NZ cyan magenta yellow black started on 20/04/2011 09:22:05 Audiology Association (ANZAI) or the UK Registered Hearing Aid Dispenser (RHAD). These professional organisations protect the public by ensuring their members are properly trained, fulfil their Continuous Education requirements and comply Lifting with their Codes of Ethics. Fishing When choosing your Audiology practice, our advice is to look for the above Irrigation qualifications and memberships - for the sake of your hearing.
DYNEX Super Ropes Rope, Net & Twine Bottom & Midwater Trawls Poly-Ice Trawl Doors Wire Ropes
Stay Strand Winches
Hearing Advantage Hearing For Life
82 Vickerman Street
Tel: 548 4812 Anita Kraak M.Biomed.Sc, MNVA, MAud SA
Rigging Services Splicing Services Stainless Rigging & Fittings Technical Support BP Products Certified Hardware Shackles Hooks & Blocks Chain
Michael Anderson M.Sc, Dip Aud, MAud SA, MNZAS
Ph: 548 7942 Fax 548 0561 www.hampidjan.co.nz www.nelrig.co.nz
This Week
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
11
Hope’s a winner with Heritage Week
Hope Hellesoe couldn’t stop screaming when the phone rung saying she had won a brand new bike. “Oh my god, I was so happy,” she says. Hope, with her grandpa’s help, won a quiz held during Heritage Week. The Stewarts Cycle Centre bike was the first “big thing” she had ever won, the last prize being a Barbie DVD. Hope says she will use the new bike to get to Broadgreen Intermediate School in the mornings. The enteries for the quiz included 95 participants, with the majority coming from the Stoke region. Nelson City Council Arts and Heritage Advisor Debbie DaniellSmith says it was “great” that families are getting involved and doing the quiz together. “Heritage is about our collective family stories,” she says. Other winners include; Amy Swanson, 10, who won shoes from Shoe Clinic. And ten trip swim passes to Riverside Pool were BIKE WINNER: Hope Hellesoe, 12, with the bike she won from Heritage week. Photo: Phillip Rollo. also won from the quiz.
Pleasant Pleasant surroundings, surroundings, Pleasant surroundings, caring caring and staff friendly and friendly caringstaff staff and friendly Pleasantsurroundings, surroundings, Pleasant Pleasant surroundings, neighbours neighbours make Brookgreen make Brookgr neighbours make Brookgreen Pleasant surroundings, caring staff and friendly caring staff and friendly caring staff and friendly a alovely place a lovely to place live to live lovely place to live caring staff and friendly neighbours make Brookgreen Pleasant surroundings, neighbours make Brookgreen neighbours make Brookgreen neighbours make Brookgreen a lovely place to live caring staff and friendly a lovely place to live a lovely to aneighbours lovely place place to live live make Brookgreen a lovely place to live
Brookgreen Brookgreen are are a unique Cottages retirement are option a unique thatretirement allows you option to live Brookgreen a unique retirement option that allows you tothat liveallows Double bass player Ed Palmer of Nelson Cottages Col- Cottages lege duo, Alex, rocks out at Smokefreerockindependently while enjoying independently all the benefits while enjoying of being alla the part benefits of aof close-knit, beingwarm a part of a close independently while enjoying all the benefits of being a part a of close-knit, warm quest on Saturday. Photo: Phillip Rollo. Brookgreen Cottages are a unique retirement option that allows you to live andand friendly community. andThe friendly Village community. has the same The look Village andhas feelthe asthat same aassuburban lookyou and Brookgreen Cottages are a unique retirement option allows to feel live as friendly community. The Village has the same look and feel a asuburban independently while enjoying all the benefits of being a part of close-knit, warm Nelson College duo ourour Brookgreen Cottages are a(one unique retirement option thatvoted allows you to live independently while enjoying all(one the benefits of lovely being a(one part of avoted close-knit, warm neighbourhood, residents neighbourhood, are justjust lovely our residents resident are was recently resident was recentl neighbourhood, residents are lovely resident was recently 2010 and friendly community. The Village hasjust the same look and feel2010 as a suburban Brookgreen Cottages are a unique retirement option that allows you to live independently while enjoying the benefits beinglook a part a close-knit, warm and friendly community. The all Village has theofsame andoffeel as a suburban “Neighbour of the Year”), “Neighbour andand ourwhile of Manager, the Year”), Shelley and our Manager, is aan experienced Marrison, is an “Neighbour of the Year”), our Manager, Shelley Marrison, isShelley an experienced neighbourhood, our residents are justMarrison, lovely (one resident was voted 2010 chasing national title independently enjoying all the of being ofrecently arecently close-knit, warm and friendly community. The are Village has the same lookpart and feel as avoted suburban neighbourhood, our residents justbenefits lovely (one resident was 2010 “Neighbour of thewellness Year”), our Shelley ischeck an experienced nurse who runs registered a free nurse wellness who clinic, runs so a Manager, free you wellness can keep clinic, aMarrison, regular so you can a re and friendly Village has the same look and feel as acheck suburban nurse who runs a free clinic, so you can keep a regular Brookgreen Cottages areThe aand unique retirement option that allows you to keep live Nelson College bandregistered Alex registered will be chasing naneighbourhood, our residents are just lovely (one resident was recently voted 2010 “Neighbour ofcommunity. the Year”), and our Manager, Shelley Marrison, is an experienced registered nurse who runs aare free wellness clinic, soayou can keep a regular check tional Smokefreerockquest gloryyour after finishing neighbourhood, our residents just lovely (one resident was voted 2010 independently while all benefits of being part ofkeep arecently close-knit, warm on your health at no additional onadditional yournurse health cost. atenjoying no additional cost. on health at“Neighbour no cost. of the Year”), and ourthe Manager, Shelley Marrison, is an experienced registered who runs a free wellness clinic, so you can a regular check
second place at the regional final on Saturday on your health atYear”), no additional cost. “Neighbour of community. the our Manager, Shelley Marrison, is as an friendly The Village has the same and feel aexperienced suburban registered nurse runsand a free wellness clinic, so look you can keep a regular check onand your health atwho no additional cost. night. neighbourhood, our residents are just lovely (one resident was recently voted 2010 enjoy superb location, We enjoy just a 5 superb minutes location, drive from just the 5 minutes Stoke shopping drive from centre, the Stoke shop registered nurse who runs a free wellness clinic, so you can keep a regular We a superb location, just 5 minutes drive from the Stoke shopping centre, In front of 700 roaringWe spectators atenjoy thea Trafalgar enjoy a superb location, just 5 minutes drive from the Stoke shoppingcheck centre, onWe your health at no additional cost. enjoy a superb location, just 5about. minutes drive from the Stoke shopping centre, Centre, voclaist Alex so Farrell-Davey, 16, backed “Neighbour of at the and our Manager, Shelley Marrison, is an experienced on your health additional cost. it’s easy to get outWe and so it’s about. easy tonoYear”), get out and so it’s easy to get out and about. so it’s easy to get out and about. by Ed Palmer, 16, on the double bass, wowed the nurse runsabout. ajust free5wellness youthe canStoke keep ashopping regular check We enjoy a superb location, minutesclinic, driveso from centre, soregistered it’s easy to get who out and judges with his acoustic set to finish second beWe enjoy a superb location, just 5 minutes drive from the Stoke shopping centre, your health at out no additional cost. Make anvisit appointment toabout. visit us today. soon it’s easy toappointment get and an from appointment to Make visit an us today. to visit us today. an Garin appointment to us today. hind eventual winnersMake The Make Peasants Make appointment to visit us today. so it’san easy to get out and about. College. We enjoy a superb location, 5 minutes drive from the Stoke shopping centre, Make an appointment to visitjust us today. The Peasants, formally The Peasants of Eden, enMake an appointment to visit us today. so it’s easy to get out and about. tered as a seven-piece group in place of regular guitarist Caleb Nott, who has finished school. Make an appointment to visit us today. They have now won the regional final for two years in a row. Sunny conservatory, 2-bedrooms The six national finalists will be selected from a Sunny conservatory, 2-bedrooms and carport. pool made up of first and second place-getters ONE -BEDROOM COTTAGE Sunny conservatory, 2-bedrooms Sunny conservatory, Sunny conservatory, 2-bedrooms and carport. Sunny conservatory, 2-bedrooms 2-bedrooms from each of the 25 regional finals, and bands Sunny conservatory, * NOW andand carport. and carport. carport.AVAILABLE and carport. from Rockshop Second Chance. AVAILABLE FOR2-bedrooms $225,000 * and carport. AVAILABLE FOR $225,000 The bands to play off at the national final in Sunny conservatory, 2-bedrooms * * *Ongoing service fees apply. Hamilton in September are chosen from DVDs * AVAILABLE FOR *$225,000 and carport. * *Ongoing service fees apply. AVAILABLE FOR $225,000 of their own music. For finishing in the top two, Alex also receives *Ongoing service fees apply. * *Ongoing fees apply. *Ongoing service fees apply. AVAILABLE FOR *Ongoing service fees apply. For more information or service to arrange an appointment to $225,000 view, call Shelley Marrison *Ongoing service fees apply. musical gear from NZ Rockshops and their supFor more information or to arrange an appointment to view, call Shelley Marrison pliers. Phone: (03) 547 9703 | Mobile: 027 *Ongoing 222 4952 service fees apply. Phone: (03) 547 9703 |orMobile: 027 222 4952 For more information to arrange an appointment to view, call Shelley Marrison Other Nelson secondary school results include: For more information or to arrange an appointment to view, call Shelley Marrison Third place, winningFor musical gear from NZ more information orFor to arrange information an appointment or 027 to arrange to4952 view, ancall appointment Shelley Marrison to view, call Shelle Phone: (03) 547 9703 | Mobile: 222 For more information ormore to arrange an appointment to view, call Shelley Marrison Rockshops and their suppliers: What Lies Here, Phone: (03)information 547 9703 | or Mobile: 027 222 4952 For more to arrange an appointment to view, call Shelley Marrison Phone: (03) 547 9703 | BROOKGREEN Phone: Mobile: (03) 027547 222 9703 4952 | Mobile: 027 222 4952 Phone: (03) 9703 | Mobile: 027 222 4952 Nayland College/Golden Bay High School, the547 COTTAGES Phone: (03) 547 9703 | Mobile: 027 222 4952 BROOKGREEN COTTAGES Mainz Musicianship Award with the oppor618 Main Road, Stoke, 618 Main 7011 Road, COTTAGES Stoke, tunity to be selected for the $4500 Music and BROOKGREEN Nelson Audio Institute of New Zealand Scholarship, BROOKGREEN COTTAGES Nelson 7011 618 Road, Stoke, PHMain (03) 547 9703 announced at the national finals: Marley Rich618 Main Road, Stoke, PH (03) 547 9703 BROOKGREEN COTTAGES Nelson 7011 BROOKGREEN COTTAGES BROOKGREEN COTTAGES BROOKGREEN COTTAGES ards, Nayland College, the APRA Lyric Writer’s Nelson 7011 618 Main Road, Stoke, PH (03) 547 9703 618submitted Main Road, 618 Main Road, Stoke, 618 Main Road, Stoke, Award judged from lyrics during the Stoke, PH (03) 547 9703 Nelson 7011 afternoon playoff: Cally Sharpe from Cadence Nelson 7011 Nelson 7011 Nelson 7011 PH (03) 547 9703 and the Consequence, “Smart kids can dance”, PH (03) 547 9703 PH (03) 547 9703 PH (03) 547 Nayland College and the Smokefree Award For9703 Women’s Musicianship: Alex Hargreaves, Crossfire, Nayland College.
ONE 2-BEDROOM COTTAGE
ONE 2-BEDROOM COTTAGE COTT ONE 2-BEDROOM ONE COTTAGE 2-BEDROOM ONE 2-BEDROOM COTTAGE AVAILABLE NOW ONE 2-BEDROOM AVAILABLE NOW COTTAGE AVAILABLE NOW AVAILABLE NOW ONE 2-BEDROOM COTTAGE AVAILABLE NOW AVAILABLE NOW AVAILABLE NOW 2
OG1411
OG1411
OG1411
AVAILABLE FOR $225,000 AVAILABLE AVAILABLE FOR $225,000 FOR $225,000
12
FEATURE
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
1 1 0 2 Y A M 0 3 G IN N E P O
HEALTH &
Richmond’s newest fitness centre se
Now also operating a clinic from the amazing new Fitness Centre at the ASB Aquatic Centre
Ph: 03 544 0327 Hours: Mon - Fri 8.30am - 5.00pm
www.richmondphysiotherapy.co.nz
After months of waiting the CLM Health and Fitness centre will has their specialist area, whether it be weight loss or sport perfinally open its doors on Monday. formance, they all generalise in the same core base knowledge. The centre is a welcome addition to the ASB Aquatic Centre The team at Richmond Psyiotherapy are excited to have a clinic in Richmond and will provide swimmers more choice when it inside the fitness centre which will enable perfect surroundings comes to fitness and recovery. An added bonus at the moment is to facilitate recovery and injury management. Richmond Psyithe no joining fee so there should be no excuses. otherapy has previously used the aquatic centre but the clinic has The new centre offers state of the art training equipment in a fun, been included to take massive steps in shortening your recovery competitive environment aimed at beating your health and well- time back to full fitness in the ideal facility. being goals. You will receive training from friendly, experienced The pool aspect will also target a larger demographic. People who and fully qualified instructors. The fitness centre will give locals a genuine variety of swimming sports and dry training in the one facility. Membership will give you full access to all fitness centre, group fitness classes and pool facilities. Swimmers can become more versatile by working on cardio, fitness and strength in the gym which makes the facility the perfect place to train for triathlons. The swimming pool adds another dimension for those used to, or planning on, just training in a gym scenario because being in the pool gives athletes a chance to relax after their gym workout, and offers a perfect option for recovery and injury management. World Class group fitness programmes. Every class allows participants to train in a fun, social environment. Training in groups also pushes and encourages you to train harder. CLM Health and Fitness centre has the Les Mills license and will run their full ten programs. Top of the market equipment will be used inside the fitness centre, including the reliable and easy to use Star Trac cardio equipment seen on the Biggest Loser USA. The hoist fitness gear is able to bridge the gap between machine and free weights and some of the machines used in the new facility can hold up to 400 kilogram weights. Keiser M3s are the leading spin bikes on the market and will be a popular ride during group spin classes. All the instructors are local and are registered with New Zealand Reps, a minimum standard governed throughout the Senior fitness consultant Debbie Harding trains on the top of country by CLM. While each instructor the line Star Trac exercycle.
Congratulations
Supporting the ASB Aquatic and Fitness Centre Encouraging an active and healthy community
on the opening of the Fitness Facility at the ASB Aquatic Centre from the people who helped make this place
YOUR SUPPLIER OF RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL CONCRETE Check out the latest display of our Exposed Aggregate and Coloured Concrete ranges
0800 752 236 Developing community driven, owned and used facilities
Proud to support the new Fitness Facility at the ASB Aquatic Centre
78 Pascoe Street, Nelson
Phone (03) 546 5380
FEATURE
& FITNESS
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
13
Located at ASB Aquatic Centre 161 Salisbury Rd, Richmond Phone 0508 GET FIT
CENTRE
www.asbaquaticcentre.co.nz
t to open its doors next week
StrAwBerrysound Nelson’s Sound, Vision & Control experts are proud to be associated with this exciting new addition to the ASB Aquatic & Fitness Centre 34 Vanguard Street, Nelson - Ph 548 8588 (opposite Firestone tyres)
Sound • Vision • Control Premium aluminium windows and doors
Residential Architectural Commercial
At CLM Health & Fitness Centre you’ll find state of the art training equipment and friendly, experienced, fully qualified instructors who will help you mee you health and wellbeing goals. can’t do load bering can do resistance work in the pool. Activities will not just be based inside, but will include some of the scenic spots around the Tasman area as well as working outside the centre. Large windows at the front of the building allows picturesque views whilst you train. There are also high definition televisions mounted on the wall and
radio frequency throughout the building allow you to continue listening to the sound even once you have left a machine. This leading technology works through your iPods and mp3 players. Visit www.clmnz.co.nz/asb/ for more information or call CLM Health and Fitness centre manager Vaughan Hope on 0508 GET FIT today.
Join the ASB Aquatic Centres newest edition, the CLM Health & Fitness Centre, for the total workout.
manufacturers of
All the best for the new Fitness Centre
2 Braeburn Lane, Stoke, Nelson Ph:
(03) 547 0562
www.insitenelson.co.nz
- Maintenance - Commercial - Residential - Alterations - Industrial - Design - Fitouts - Build
Anticipate Manage Deliver Proud to be project managers of the new Fitness Facilty at ASB Aquatic Centre RDT Pacific l Project and Cost Management Ph: 547 7833 or 0274 530 796 donr@rdtpacific.co.nz www.rdtpacific.co.nz
Proud to have been chosen as the main contractor for the CLM Health & Fitness at the ASB Aquatic Centre.
86 Vanguard Street, Nelson
Ph: 03 546 8161 Fax: 03 546 8173 Email: info@mcbuild.co.nz
www.mcbuild.co.nz
14
Feature
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
Registered Building Surveyor Don Frame will check your:
• Chimneys • Hot Water Cylinders • Ceiling Supply Tanks “I have seen the impact of the quake in Christchurch, and want to help us all learn from this disaster
CALL HOUSECARE LTD
546 4759 TO ARRANGE AN APPOINTMENT
Thinking of going into business but don’t know where to start? Own a business but want help taking it to the next level? It can seem like a big ask, but there is one local training centre that has the answers and best of all, has them for free or at heavily subsidised rates – and available to most employees and businesses. Barbican Training Centre is a specialist business training organisation with a range of trainers that inspire, teach and inform – all from their newly renovated and funky training centre in Stoke. Founder Susan Piket returned to her hometown in Nelson and founded Barbican in 2003. With a staff of three, it has made a name for itself providing NZQA approved business programmes across the Nelson-Marlborough-Kaikoura region. In 2010, Barbican became an approved training provider of the NZTE Capability Devel-
opment Scheme offering 50 percent discounted short, high impact training for local businesses. Susan says “our clients have been asking us for short workshops and it’s great we can finally provide these at very affordable rates.” Workshops cover a range of topics from planning, marketing, managing and leading staff, setting up business systems to social media. Barbican is the place where businesses come to train managers, owners and staff in business management skills. With some 25 years commercial experience locally and internationally, Susan says, “we can take you from “wo to go” to setting up a business or taking your business to the next level. The beauty of our programmes is that they are practical – you work on your business; they are accessible – with free and subsidised rates; and at a time that suits business
Gowans Walters building designers For all Residential, Commercial, Industrial Design & Draughting work PO Box 3608 Richmond 7050, Nelson 99 Gladstone Rd Richmond
Phone: (03) 544 9499 Fax: (03) 544 9488
Carpet Court
Above: Staff at Barican Training Centre from left; Susan Piket, Graham Bradley and Pip Bruce.
YOU'LL LOVE THE LOOK ® Carpet Court Commercial, setting a new standard in flooring solutions
Left: Barbican tutors Nellie Sixtus and Doug Milne.
CONGRATULATIONS! Happy to supply floor coverings & Luxaflex blinds to the Barbican Training Centre
The highly skilled Barbican team have many years of local and international business and teaching experience, assisting hundreds of businesses. Programmes are specifically designed to ensure your investment really does give you and your staff practical skills that get results.
141 Quarantine Road, Nelson • Ph 547 3401 www.carpetcourt.co.nz
Home of Stain free rHino Carpet
HEAT PUMPS, LOW COST HEATING AND LUXURIOUS COOLING Call Alan White and ask how a heat pump can keep you warm and comfortable all winter 1. Save over 50% on your heating costs 2. Easy to use remote control 3. Free professional design & advice at your home or office 4. All designs guaranteed to meet your requirements
5. Clean, tidy & professional installations by experienced tradesmen 6. Mutiple fan speeds & timer control 7. Luxurious cooling at the touch of a button for your comfort & convenience 8. Compact floor and wall units
Alan White • (03) 547 3163 • 027 487 3387 • citiheat@xtra.co.nz
Feature
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
MATAI Joinery Nelson LTD
15
GreG Couper • Kitchens • Doors • Windows • Stairs
547 GREG 7990 FAX:COUPER 547 7778 MOBILE: 027 245 0452 Kitchens • Doors • Windows • Stairs PH:
EMAIL:
mataij@xtra.co.nz
26 Quarantine road, Stoke, nelSon
PH:
547 7990
FAX:
547 7778 MOBILE: 027 245 0452 mataij@xtra.co.nz • Security Systems
• Alarm Monitoring • Access Control • Home Automation 26 QUARANTINE ROAD, STOKE, • CCTV NELSON Survaillance • Environmental Alarms EXCELLENCE IN SECURITY • Audio & Video Intercoms EMAIL:
Security PLUS
For a professional job, Call us.
Ph: 0800 732 7587
Mob: 021 688 284 Email: nigel@securityplus.co.nz
www.securityplus.co.nz
Locally owned and operated covering Nelson, Murchison, Golden Bay, Motueka, Marlborough and the West Coast
Tutors operate in stimulating rooms and work with a wide range of people. people. Programmes are specifically designed so that skills and knowledge gained can be used immediately in the workplace and that’s what people value about our programmes. We believe in quality training – that means we collaborate with appropriately qualified people who are recognised as experts in their field to make sure we can provide the best experience possible to locals without the added burden of exorbitant travel costs.” The Barbican team work hard to make a creative, vibrant learning environment for its adult students. “Most people are busy juggling work, business and home life, so we wanted to create
an environment that is stimulating and enjoyable for them – that means no gray desks and sterile walls. We are really excited to be here, particularly in an iconic Nelson landmark, the old Stoke Post Office. The feedback from everyone is extremely positive.” The creative training rooms at Barbican are available for hire at very competitive rates. These are ideal for training, board meetings and confidential interviews with rear access from its car park at the rear of the building. To take advantage of the Barbican training experience – whether a standardised or customised programme, call the friendly team on 547 6138. They’d love to hear from you.
Proud to be the main contractor for the barbican training centre The Team at Scott Construction would like to congratulate The Barbican Training Centre on the fit out of their contemporary building. A special thanks to all of our Sub Contractors for their extra efforts, which contributed to the successful completion of this project.
Ph 03 547 9469
11 Nayland Road, Stoke, Nelson • info@scottconstruction.co.nz
www.scottconstruction.co.nz
The new Barbican Training Centre on Main Rd Stoke.
The elecTric co lTd We are pleased to have supplied the telephone system and telecommunications cabling for the Barbican Training Centre
industrial commercial domestic design Build
For a professional and comprehensive business telecommunications solution, contact Neltech on 5477307 Proudly NelsoN owNed aNd oPerated
Ph: 546 5029
FAX: 546 5028
email: the_electric_co@xtra.co.nz Safepower Assured • Electrical Contractors Assn of NZ
16
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
Feature
Home
At
home improvement specialists to enhance your abode
Owning your own home is a kiwi dream. But once you get there, there is often more you can do to get it looking just the way you want it. The local businesses on this page can help, whether it’s tidying, renovating or accessorizing, there are many ways to add value to your property. This month we look at two of those businesses.
New showroom at 49 Gloucester St
BLINDS • SHUTTERS • AWNINGS
on all blinds, shutters & awnings... ...the more you buy, the bigger the discount you receive...
SAVE up to 30%
WINDOW TREATMENTS NZ LTD Contact Richard on 027 554 4648 or Phone 543 8015 or 0800 36 36 39
PLUS FREE measure, FREE quote & FREE installation
RT Joinery are specialists at creating joinery dreams, working with clients from design to finish and making sure the job is perfect first time, every time. And now they have a brand new showroom at 49 Gloucester St to give customers an even better idea of the wide range of products they can design and build. Robert Fekete owns RT Joinery and with his son Tamas working alongside him take pride in their profession and personally guarantee satisfaction “beyond expectations.” RT Joinery specialise in residential and commercial joinery. They design, manufacture and install kitchens, wall units, vanities, wardrobes, cabinets, bars, entertainment units, shop fittings and much more to individual requirements. They can also do alterations to existing kitchens or a complete makeover. Robert says he enjoys working with clients through the entire process. “Because we are just a small team we are able to offer personal service and deal with the customer from sitting down to talking through what they want, to sketching the design, making the plan then loading it onto our 3D programme so the customer can see it from all angles.” By using quality material and high end technology, including a unique system from North America, which makes them to be competitive with kit set companies and complete your piece with speed and efficiently, says Robert. Robert has over 25 years experience in the industry and has also completed a European Antiques Restoration apprenticeship in Europe. Another specialty is their antique restoration. “If someone has a piece of furniture that has sentimental value or is an antique that needs attention we can bring it back to life” Robert and Tamas invite you to bring your ideas to them, or pop in for a chat for their professional opinion.
Add Value to your Home Permanent & Deck Deck Covers Covers Permanent Patio Patio Deck Permanent Patio & & Covers
ADD VALUE Colours to Colours to TO YOUR Complement Complement your home PROPERTY your home
Designed suit your home home Designed to114 suit your 0800to 766 www.archgola.co.nz www.archgola.co.nz
0800 766 0800 114 766
Condensation Control
If your outdoor area is a special place at your home then an Archgola shelter is for you. Individually designed to compliment your home, they are a permanent solution to providing the shelter needed to allow you to enjoy the outdoors without the concerns of the weather. Archgola’s protect you from being a victim of New Zealand’s deadly U.V rays in the summer time-the polycarbonate roofing provides a sunscreen that prevents the transmission of 99.9% of harmful UV radiation and you have the choice with the Laserlite roofing on how much natural light you require. Choose from clear, which gives excellent normal transmission or opal, bronze or grey which provide percentages of shading. But the awnings serve just as much purpose in all seasons, keeping out the rain. Side walls or their clear “Ezi Guide” curtains can be incorporated into your design to protect you from the predominant wind. Hugh McDowell will design and build an Archgola awning that looks great and works for you all year round. From your first contact to the finished product, your needs and preferences are very important and Hugh will ensure the building process is a simple and enjoyable one offering a product and service of the highest quality. Building consent is only required for canopies over 20m2 (e.g 5m x 4m) which Hugh can help arrange. Archgolas can be attached to your home, freestanding, fixed to concrete patios, wooden decks or in to ground. Built from a strong galvanised tubular steel frame, locked together with a series of specially designed fittings, they are safe and sturdy, designed to survive the test of time. The frame is powder coated to the buyers choice of colour and can be arched, flat or slightly bull nosed. Hugh says they make a great addition to any home “they make a great entertainment area, fit in with almost all surroundings, add value to your property and apart from normal washing are virtually maintenance free.” Certified by structural engineers for high wind zones, they carry a written guarantee from both the manufacturer and installer. Call Hugh today for a free measure and quote on 0800 20 19 20 or Gloria 0800 114 766. Or visit the website www.archgola. Archgola’s are specifically designed to co.nz for more information. suit your home.
49 Gloucester St, Nelson
Ph: 539 0407
Specialists in Residential and Commercial Joinery
We design, manufacture and install kitchens, wall units, vanities, wardrobes, kids furniture, shop fittings and much more
for security you can trust HOME SECURITY SPECIALISTS Protecting Nelson for over 20 years - Home & Business Alarms - Video Surveillance Systems - Fire & Smoke Detection - Driveway Alert Beams - LOCAL ALARM MONITORING
Call the experts... 36 PARKERS ROAD, TAHUNANUI, BOX 2145, STOKE
Phone: 548 6686 Email: monitoring@nelsonalarms.co.nz
Brighten Save $100!* Mum’s Day
* Offer$100! ends 31/05/11 Save
Offer ends 31/05/11 *conditions apply. Visit website for terms and conditions. *conditions apply. Visit website for terms and conditions.
Add natural lightlighttotoyour • Add natural yourrooms rooms • Certified Installation Certified Installation Turn Off The Lights! • Turn Off The Lights! Visit www.solatubenelson.co.nz for Visit www.solatubenelson.co.nz specials and promotions for specials and promotions ™
Call Today! HomeTech Solatube 0800 SOLATUBE (765 288) www.solatubenelson.co.nz www.solatubenelson.co.nz
Call Today! HomeTech Solatube 0800 SOLATUBE (765 288)
HOM10191
Designed to suit your home www.archgola.co.nz
www.rtjoinery.co.nz
GardenAffairs GardenAffairs “Creating a garden you love” NELSON
NELSON
“Creating a garden you love” Landscape Design & Quality Garden Maintenance Landscape Design &
• Need Help with Your Garden? Landscape Design & Quality Garden Maintenance • One-off Tidy-Up Quality Garden Maintenance • Planting Advice
• Need Help with Your Garden? • Complete Partial Design • Need Help with or Your Garden? • Regular Maintenance • One-off Tidy-Up • Contact me for a FREE Quote! • One-off Tidy-Up • Planting Advice • Planting Advice • Complete or Partial Design Cert. In Horticulture and Landscape Design • Complete or Partial Design 03-5468511 or 021-1515088 • Regular Maintenance gardenaffairsnelson@gmail.com • Regular Maintenance
Gar
Sabina Gilberg
“Creat
Sport
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
17
Johnny hoping to pen another chapter to incredible sporting story Phillip Rollo There’s not much Johnny Gbenda Charles can’t do. The Wakatu Marist utility has represented three different countries in a globe-trotting sporting career packed with versatility. He has represented the New Zealand secondary school football team, had a two year spell with the academy of Crystal Palace, had trials with English Premier League club Fulham, played international football for Sierra Leone, trained and captained the Hong Kong rugby sevens team, trained the Samoan national rugby sevens team, played both professional football and rugby in Hong Kong, worked with Adidas icon David Beckham and he has even survived a serious car accident which nearly ended it all. But there’s one thing which has always been out of his reach - winning the Car Company Nelson first division. “I’ve got some unfinished business to do,” says Johnny. The utility has been playing halfback for Marist in the absence of Bryce Bird, and is an important figure in the table topping side’s potent back-line. Primarily a winger, Johnny is the master of versatility and is confident that this is Marist’s year. Born in Sierra Leone to local father and Kiwi mother, Johnny moved to Wellington as an eight year-old. He played only played rugby until the first XI coach nabbed him for a tour of Argentina. He was hooked. He even went on to make Wellington rep teams and the New Zealand Secondary Schools team, which earned him a football scholarship to Nelson College as a boarder in year 12. He also played national league for the Steve Bignall-coached Nelson Suburbs. After playing football for only a couple of years, Johnny found himself riding a wave of success. He took off on a gap scholarship to the UK, trialling for as many professional clubs as he could. The academy of Crystal Palace were keen on the 18 year-old striker. With two years of youth and reserve grade football, every-
List and Sell your house with Ben Nalder and he will donate $200 from every sale back to your choice of sports club!
thing seemed to be paving a pathway to success for someone so new to the sport. Until it took a sudden jolt when he was hit by a car, fracturing his scull and both knees. He was in a coma. “I thought ‘here’s my dream gone.’ It wasn’t so much the accident but the fact it put me so far behind. Psychologically, being away from home, no secure contract. That kind of killed any aspirations I had at Crystal Palace.” Johnny returned to Wellington to have his daughter and to get his body fit for another crack at professional football later in the year. Johnny flew to London to trial with Premiership side
Fulham. But within two weeks of training he knew he was “too far behind.” He had the speed and fitness, but not the technical ability his counterparts possessed. He resorted to New Zealand and began studying diplomas in exercise science and fitness and playing club rugby on the weekends. Before the journey took another twist, when the opportunity arose to play professional rugby in Hong Kong. Johnny had also been working as a marketer for Adidas where he got to meet some of the world’s top sports stars including Tyson Gay. Johnny picked up work as a trainer for the Samoan national rugby sevens team and spent three years in Hong Kong, amassing the sufficient time to represent his adopted country in sevens. His biggest highlight in the sport came at the 2009 Rugby Sevens World Cup in Dubai where the team led England 7-0 at halftime in front of a 55,000 capacity stadium tailor-made for the event. He was named captain during the tournament, a proud moment despite representing another country in sport. “I was so proud of it because it was like a snapshot of that moment in time.” But football had never been thrown away. In fact, Johnny was still playing professional football in Hong Kong and for the Sierra Leone national football team - which included Inter Milan’s Mohammed Kallon - while playing rugby sevens for Hong Kong. “It would be the closest you’d get to representing the All Blacks. It’s on that same scale. There is no other sport. There’s extreme poverty, there’s high unemployment rate. So you go to training and there would be no grass, just dust piles. But it would be the best pitch and someone would have spent all day manicuring it. They would be so proud of that dust pile. There would be 30,000 people just watching training.” And Johnny hasn’t put away the shin pads yet. He will play for Richmond Athletic after what he hopes will be a championship winning season with Marist. But his plans for 2012 are undecided.
YOUR LOCALLY OWNED, AWARD WINNING, FAMILY BUSINESS. CURTAINS
CARPETS
BLINDS
TILES
TIMBER FLOORING
You’ll be glad you chose
Ph: 03 545 6100 A/H: 03 548 7575 ben.nalder@summit.co.nz
A Good Spo rt
Got sports news?
Up to 30% Off Selected Fabrics All Drapes Made To 100% Fullness 12 Months Interest Free Deferred Up to 30% Off All Windoware Honeycombs and Blinds
Call us first on the red phone ...
548 4949 or 027 548 4948
Gerald
Eileen
Ph: 544 8484
Taryn
Peter
Janette
Lorraine
Tania
6c Champion Rd, Richmond (Raeward Fresh Complex)
Nicola
Melissa
Colleen
Peter
www.flooringxtra.co.nz
18
Sport
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
Nelson College retain unbeaten record Nelson College for Girls A retained their top seeding in Grade 1, ahead of Wanderers Taylor A on goal differential, after they defeated Richmond Wakatu Hotel B 28–22. With Andrea Reidie now at the helm of the college team, she could be well pleased at her charges first half performance. However they did lift their foot in the second stanza when they were outscored. Nelson College hustled for every bit of possession with defender Caroline Fergusson gaining numerous deflections. However the conversion rate for turnovers could have been greater had possession been treasured. Centre, Ruth Swaney put in some precision feeds to her shooters while picking up some great ball around the defensive circle edge. Ruth’s work rate is evidence of her recent selection in the Tasman Under 19 Squad. Attacker Rosa Edwards gained some great tip ball on defence and with a slight adjustment to her timing will pull in the intercept. Rosa moved to goal attack in the second half and displayed a nice understanding with Ruth to convert eight from eleven. Richmond’s shooter, Janelle Strickland had a fair height advantage over Nelson’s Rebecca Reidie however Rebecca positioned herself well for the rebound as well as gaining a fair amount of tip ball. The Grade 2 encounter between Stoke Richards Woodhouse and Waimea College B was a case of missed opportunities as neither team’s shooters had their radar switched on. Although Waimea did not relinquish the lead and went on to win 31–26, it was by no means a convincing performance. Stoke’s centre Kat Soper worked tirelessly to direct play through court while Tessa Hancock looked sharp on the long feed. Mackenzie Archibald put in a solid performance – firstly at goal attack before moving to the wing in the second half. Bobbie Hutton’s introduction at goal shoot increased the conversion rate while keeper Tania Stringer had a tidy game.
For Nelson Prep Gold, in Junior 1, it was a case of so, so close when they led for the majority of the game only to loose 16–19 to Waimea Intermediate 8B in the final minutes. Prep’s Olivia Denis made a sizeable contribution at goal defence in the first half with three well timed intercepts as well as three rebounds. Lilli Wilkinson had a great three quarters in the mid court where she linked well, however she also impressed in the unaccustomed position of goal defence. Charlotte Handforth excelled at wing defence and pulled in an astonishing amount of ball. Pip Dwyer was the dominant shooter and adjusted her play to work good lines through court while mid courter, Emily Mills was steady throughout.
Scottish pro back home before FIFA world cup Phillip Rollo
Stoke Richards Woodhouse mid-courter Tessa Hancock surveys her options. Photo: Teresa Hattan.
Not Just A
Bakery
Selling or
Buying a
Home?
Stoke Bakery Cake Kitchen Ltd 510 Main Road Stoke Ph 547 6998
Open: Mon - Fri 5.00am – 5.00pm Sat 5.00am – 1.30pm
t Y A Y! Pelle 00 M NL ame g $8. O res Flkg Ba tu 15 Na uel F
WARM Winter Deals
18 mths Interest Free on all Heating Solutions over $999* PLUS
ire ire Buy any Gas F n Buy a Pellet F n o o ti ti a a ll & Insta & Install during May! during May! & & o u o y e e iv iv e g you Tw W We g s a G & Free 45kg ith 600kg of fueFllue rd a d n Bottle Fills w a sta Elgas! kit FREE!
Buy a Hitachi Buy any Log Heat Pump Burner during ! y a M during May! & & a u o e you a y iv e g iv e g W e W t a e 1 room H REE! $100.00 cash back voucher! Transfer Kit F
* Credit and lending criteria, $48 establishment fee and $48 annual account keeping fee apply. Prevailing interest rate applies to any outstanding balance on the expiry of the interest free start up period. Not valid in conjunction with trade discounts. Offer valid from 1st to 31st May 2011. GE CreditLine is provided by GE Finance and Insurance trading as GE Money. GE Finance application must be approved before any custom products will be ordered.
PORT NELSON
Cnr Wildman Ave & Vickerman St Ph: 547 9111
SAXTON ROAD
52 Saxton Rd West, Stoke Ph: 547 9111 or 0800 752 236
EYE ON WORLD CUP: Nelson footballer Jamie Doris is back home after a season playing in Scotland for Hibernian. He is a member of the NZ squad which has qualified for the U20 World Cup. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
MOTUEKA 88 High Street Ph: 03 528 8164
Focused & Friendly TANEA COLLIER Bus: 548 0200 Mob: 027 431 5680 tanea@havenrealty.co.nz
Jamie Doris is hoping the FIFA under-20 World Cup will be his lucky break. But it was an unlucky break midway through last year that nearly ended his chances of making the world’s most scouted football tournament at all. The Hibernian under-19 youth team center midfielder broke his leg in training in August, just one game into the Scottish football season. The injury was serious enough to see the former Nayland College star miss seven months and put his continued dream of representing New Zealand at another World Cup in jeopardy. “I got up and tried to walk on it. You couldn’t tell by looking at it, but I knew I had done something serious,” Jamie says. “It was just a freak accident. No intent from the other guy. It was just unlucky really.” His time on the sideline was difficult. Jamie still had to spend every weekday at training, watching from the physiotherapists room. “When they played on the weekend was an absolute nightmare.” However, he says he owes his current form and fitness to the medical staff at the North Edinburgh club as they did their best to enable his right fibula was strong and raring to go at the under-20 Oceania Football Championship, a tournament which doubled as a qualifier for the World Cup in Colombia. Despite playing on a bit part in the
tournament, coming on against New Caledonia, New Zealand qualified and the 18 year-old was grateful that New Zealand under-20 coach Chris Milicich gave him a chance, selecting him for the squad after only playing six games for Hibernian under-19s since returning to full fitness. The Junior All Whites recently competed at the Suwon Cup in South Korea picking up an historic win over African champions Nigeria 4-3. There is another invitation on the table for New Zealand to play at a tournament prior to the World Cup in July. Jamie hopes to use the opportunity as another chance to impress for one of the final 21 spots in the World Cup squad. “It’s what you play for. It’s what you dream of.” He comes off contract with Hibernian in June 2012. Although the World Cup is the most scouted tournament on the planet, he would “love” to keep plying his trade at the Scottish club and is aiming for a contract extension and a league title next season. “Because it’s your job, there’s a lot more at stake. You’re always getting judged. You’re playing to earn your living. The money is nothing like anything the English Premier League players are on, but it’s something. You’re playing the sport you love, everything else is a bonus to be honest.” Jamie is back in Nelson for the next three weeks.
Sport
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
19
Direct to you! $10,980 subaru leGaCy lTd WaGon 2000 Attention those of you who are the OUTDOORS TYPE as you are going to just love this. Its NZ new and is 1 owner. Its 2500cc and is 5 speed manual with HI and LOW ratio 4wd. The interior is in immaculate condition. It also has air conditioning, CD, 2 airbags, cruise control, electric windows and mirrors, factory alloys, towbar, ABS brakes and roof rails.
$8,980 MiTsubisHi daiManTe es WaGon 2005 This is NOT A MISSPRINT. It is actually ONLY $8980. This wagon is NZ new and had 1 owner. The interior is in tidy condition apart from a couple of small phone mounting holes on the dash. The interior is also very spacious in both the passenger compartment and the rear luggage area. It also has 2 airbags, climate air conditioning, cruise control, CD, electric windows and mirrors, ABS brakes, roof rails, roof spoiler and a towbar.
$12,980 nissan PriMera sX HaTCH 2007 Well if its big car interior space that you are after without having to buy a Commodore or Falcon then here is the car for you. Its NZ new and had 1 owner. Its been on a full maintaince program from new. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has 6 airbags, ABS brakes, electric windows and mirrors, factory alloys, climate airconditioning, cruise control, CD and remote central locking.
$11,980
$7,980
$10,980
Ford Mondeo sedan nz 2003 This would make a fantastic family car as it has plenty of interior space for the kids and all of their gear. Its NZ new and had 2 owners from new. It has a 2000cc engine and is 5 speed manual. It also has ABS brakes, air conditioning, electric windows and mirrors, 2 airbags, cd and remote central locking.
nissan WinGroad sT-l 2007 Need a late model wagon for a fantastic price?. Well here we go. Its NZ new, had 1 owner and been on a full maintainance program from new. The interior is in tidy condition but is missing the cargo blind from the rear. Its powered by an 1800cc engine and is automatic with paddleshift. It also has 2 airbags, ABS brakes, CD, air conditioning and electric windows and mirrors.
$9,980
Mazda 2 HaTCH nz neW 2005 Now that the price of fuel has gone through the roof its time to buy a gas miser to commute in. This is rated at 7 ltrs per 100km. Its NZ new and had 1 owner. It has a 1500cc motor and is automatic. The interior is in very tidy condition and is surprisingly roomy for a small car. It also has ABS brakes, electric windows and mirrors, CD, air conditioning, 2 airbags and remote central locking.
Mazda 323 sPorTHaTCH 2003 Smart looking and sporty thats me. Im NZ new, 1800cc and im automatic. My interior is in very tidy condition and is quite roomy. I also have factory alloy wheels, electric windows and mirrors, airconditioning, CD and rear spoiler.
ToyoTa suPra 1996 A real eye catcher and something different from the norm. This Supra is 3000cc non turbo and is manual. The interior is very tidy. It also has CD, electric seats, electric windows and mirrors, climate air conditioning, 18� alloys, Big boot spoiler, reversing camera and 2 airbags.
$12,980
$6,980
MiTsubisHi CHallenGer eXCeed 2002 This is an extremely tidy SUV and is the top spec for this model. Its NZ new, 2.8ltr diesel turbo and is automatic. The interior is in very tidy condition. It has full leather, ABS brakes, electric windows and mirrors, sunroof, 2 airbags, CD, air conditioning, factory alloy wheels, running boards, roof spoiler and a towbar.
$8,980
$11,980
nissan Terrano r3M-r 1996 If its a wagon for some recreational 4wding in the weekends or towing the boat or caravan that you are after then check this out. Its powered by a 3.3ltr V6 and is automatic. The cambelt was last replaced at 96 km. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has alloy wheels, nudgebar with lights, towbar, roofrack, ABS brakes, electric windows and mirrors, 1 airbag, CD, air conditioning, alarm. It has had 2 owners in NZ since being imported
Ford Mondeo WaGon 2005 An ideal family wagon or company car. These are very popular in NZ. It has a peppy 2000cc engine and is automatic. It is NZ new. These have a chain driven engine so no cambelt to worry about. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has 6 airbags, cruise control, factory CD, electric windows and mirrors, climate air conditioning, remote central locking and ABS brakes. The paintwork is also in very tidy condition with only the odd small mark here and there.
Honda aCCord v6 2005 This is fantastic value for money for a late model NZ new well spec car. It has only had 1 owner. It has a 3.0 ltr V6 engine and is automatic. It had a cambelt at 100km. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has a towbar, factory alloy wheels, cruise control, climate airconditioning, 4 airbags, CD, ABS brakes, electric windows and mirrors and remote central locking.
$9,980
$9,980 Holden barina HaTCHbaCk 2006 Fuel prices are on the rise so this is the right time to be buying a smaller fuel miser for your day to day motoring. It is NZ new and had 1 owner. It has a 1600cc engine and is automatic. The interior is in tidy condition and is also very roomy for a small car. It also has factory alloy wheels, 2 airbags, air conditioning, cd, electric windows and mirrors, remote central locking, roof spoiler and ABS brakes.
Mazda 6 GsX WaGon 2005 Come join the Mazda 6 revolution. These are an extremely popular wagon and here is why. It has a peppy 2300cc engine and is automatic. The interior has space comparable to a Falcon or Commodore. It also has 8 airbags, electric windows and mirrors, CD, air conditioning, remote central locking.
ToyoTa HiaCe 11 seaTer 1998 These are a very versitile and popular van. If you are wanting to seat 11 people then this is the van for you or if you are just wanting a van for work then you could remove the seats. Its NZ new and has a peppy 2400cc motor and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has central locking and electric mirrors.
$8,980
$7,980
$10,980
$13,980
Ford FalCon WaGon 2005 This would be an ideal wagon for the larger family or business wanting luggage space. I would normally have said ideal for towing which it is but it doesnt have a towbar. It has been on a full maintainance program from new.The interior is in very tidy condition but it does have a couple of phone mounting screw holes in the dash. It also has ABS brakes, electric windows and mirrors, 2 airbags, CD, air conditioning and cruise control.
$3,980
Mazda FaMilia HaTCH 2001 These seem to be a very popular model judging by how many you see driving on NZ roads. It has a 1500cc engine and is automatic. The interior is in very tidy condition and is surprisingly roomy. It also has 2 airbags, electric windows and mirrors, after market Avanti alloy wheels, CD, air conditioning, ABS brakes, Roof rack and tinted glass.
Holden CoMModore WaGon 1996 An ideal wagon for those wanting extra luggage room or even a good car for towing. Its powered by a 3800cc v6 engine and is automatic. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has central locking, CD, towbar and alloy wheels. Its just had a new WOF and battery.
$6,980
$10,980
Honda CiviC Gli 2000 These Civics are an extremely popular car with those who like a manual transmission and a peppy 1600cc engine under them. It NZ new and only had 1 owner. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has 2 airbags, air conditioning and central locking. The cambelt has been replaced. The paintwork is generally in tidy condition for its year and mileage.
150 Rutherford St, Nelson PH: 548 0568
ToyoTa Corolla Gl WaGon 2007 These Corolla wagons seem to be proving very popular for both company use and as every day family cars. This is NZ new and has had 1 owner. The interior is very spacious and in tidy condition. It has an 1800cc engine and is automatic. It also has ABS brakes, 2 airbags, air conditioning, factory CD and remote central locking.
Paul - 0274 489855 Anton - 0274 908289
20
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
Sport
Last minute try denies Stoke a perfect weekend Accesman Stoke were on fire over the weekend, winning three of its four senior games, with a fourth win snatched in the last minute. Stoke Women’s team had another good win on Saturday at Ngawhatu with a 51-10 thrashing of Wakatu Marist. Stoke started off slow with the Marist defence working brilliant. But as Stoke added more pressure to the Marist forwards, they were finally able to crack the try line and score the first of four tries in the first half of the game. Marist took any opportunity they got and scored once in the first half. The second half turned into a bit of a try fest for Stoke thanks to stand out player Sallyanne Archibald, who read the game well. Stoke went on to score five more times in the second half. Players of the day were Holly Fry and Lucy Higgins.
skilled Stu Tunnicliffe. Stoke scored seven tries, three to Sione Holani, one each to Lucas Bennett, Tevita Koloamatangi, Maki Fonati and Shaun Begg. Shaun also added four conversions to make the full time score Stoke 43, Riwaka 28. The Stoke division two side hung on for an important 32-28 win against Riwaka to get the season back on track. Riwaka led from the beginning, scoring a couple of tries in the first half, leading 13–3 at one stage. But a try to impressive flanker Luke Bartlett before the half time break lifted moral and the Stoke team went into the second spell with a positive outlook. The two teams were relatively even in the second half, trading tries. But with two minutes to go Brett Dickens scorched down the pitch to score a great try in the corner to give Stoke the lead. Riwaka had the opportunity to come back in the last two minutes however the Stoke defence stood up to the onslaught. Stoke received a maximum five points for the game. Try scorers were Luke Bartlett, Jacob Curtis, Daniel Shand, Sami Sami and Brett Dickens.
A more focussed and enthusiastic Stoke division one side travelled to Riwaka on Saturday, picking up a big win on the road. Early domination by Stoke set the ground work for the match and led throughout the 80 minutes. The win was classic Stoke – dominant physically and mentally, and with Division two player Daniel A last minute try by skilled players through Shand, in action on Saturday. It Marist saw them take out one to 22. Again, Sione was his first game back after a one of the most enterHolani and Jack Umaga knee operation. taining games of rugby sparked a rampant Stoke backline, and seen for a long time for the Stoke Reds. forwards were led brilliantly by Siaki Peti. A see-saw battle had Tahunanui Super Tevita Koloamatangi’s work rate was huge Liquor Stoke Reds defending their line and he probably made more tackles than for a good half hour in the second half both teams combined but was supported leading 25-21. It was a herculean effort to strongly by Jarrod Aberhart and again the hold them at bay for so long but constant
ON THE CHARGE: Stoke women’s player Crystal Stechman busts through the Marist defence during her sides win on Saturday. Photos: Phillip Rollo. pressure from a heavier forward pack saw side will play Wakatu Hotel Marist at TaMarist finally dot down with time virtually hunanui Domain at 1.15pm; Stoke Reds up to take the win 26-25. host Tapawera at Greenmedows at 1.15pm This weekend Accesman Stoke division and the Stoke women are also heading to one travels to Jubilee Park to take on Richmond to take on Waimea Old Boys Waimea Old Boys at 3pm; the division two with kick off at 1.45pm.
Platinum & Gold Sponsors N EW W ORLD S TOKE
Tahunanui
Silver Sponsors & Bronze Supporters
Paul Shuttleworth Painters & Decorators Fitzgerald Construction NBS Johnston Associates The Copier Company Paul Webster Electrical Haven Sports Trust The Car Company Cap-it-all Promotions Pro-Rugby Printhouse
Mark Dempster The Eagles Nayland Physiotherapy Nelson Packaging Video Ezy Nelmac ASB Aquatic Centre Apex Motels Raeward Fresh Russells Curtains
Sport/classifieds
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
Classifieds coMPUTErS
PUblic NoTicES
We make IT easy for you, with advice you can understand, a written guarantee, sales, repairs, Grey Power discounts. Ph 547 1472 021 790 144 Mark Wileman mark@computersnelson.co.nz
HEAlTHcArE
Classified deadline 5pm each Friday
PH 548 4949 PUblic NoTicES
Do you want to work from home?
Got computer problems?
21
Looking Good After Breast Cancer
Due to the ever increasing demand for our In-Home childcare programme for under fives, we have families in your area urgently requiring In-Home childcare today! If you want to work from home and consider yourself motivated and nurturing, we’d like to talk to you today!
Prosthesis and Bra Fitter in Nelson Sue Doig from Auckland will be in Nelson on Tuesday 31 May 2011. You are invited to book a personal appointment with Sue.
TRY TIME: Nelson halfback Loui Harvey scores in its 36-24 win over Waimea Old Boys. Photo: Andrew Board
Phone Helen Clements, Classic Contours, 547 5378
Ph 545 9228
Receive a
FREE GIFTh us
with your first order wit
Rawleigh’s Healthcare
Independent Distributers - Stoke, Nelson
Sarah & Nigel Bailey
Ph 547 6946 Sarah: 027 314 0312 Nigel: 027 393 1023
Email: rawlisbiz@aol.com
rEAl ESTATE
20+ Years of Experience Credibility Integrity
ENTErTAiNMENT
Back to the ‘60s a nostalgic journey with
NELSON MALE VOICE CHOIR 2pm Sunday May 29
for rENT
You’ll be glad you chose ...
GET fiT for SUMMEr
Sales & Marketing Consultant Mob 0274 455 814 Ph 03 545 6100 ross.benbow@summit.co.nz ‘Greypower Discount’
Phone 0800111313
Ross Benbow
Rent treadmills, X Trainers, bikes or rowers, 1/2 price deal on now
School of Music
THE BEATLES, SINATRA, PERRY COMO AND MORE (Prizes for 60s costumes)
Jaimen Muncaster runs the ball up for the Marist under-6 Green team on Saturday. Photo: Teresa Hattan
oUTboArD SErviciNG
Mobile Outboard Servicing Steve Dawson Dinghys
Tickets: $15, Under 16 $5, Under 10 free at School of Music, Summit Real Estate Stoke, Richmond Mall Info Centre, or at the Door.
fArMErS MArKET
• Outboard & Sterndrive Servicing • Specialising in Suzuki, Yamaha and Johnson • Genuine or Aftermarket Parts • $55+GST/hr E: stevedawsondinghys@hotmail.co.nz
Ph 027 319 9941
Buy it. Sell it. Trade it. Call us about advertising here. 548 4949.
Stoke Cobra Lealoha Musika charges through the Victory Vikings defence. Stoke won 40-36.
PUblic NoTicES
Having a garage sale? Advertise it here. Ph 548 4949.
Fresh local organic fruit, veges, nuts, oils, mushrooms, cheese, pickles, jams, chutneys, honey, meats, hot foods
Fashion Island, Off Morrison St, Every Wed noon – 4.30
Rain or Shine
Notice to all Advertisers
By placing your advertisement to be run you agree with the terms and conditions of the Nelson Weekly. Namely, payment by the 20th of the following month, or in the event of non payment, the recovery of any debt and its costs will be on charged to the customer. This includes all costs and commissions paid to a debt recovery service. Should you require any further information please phone the newspaper on 548 4949.
How to contact us Nelson Weekly level 1, Trafalgar House cnr of Selwyn Pl & Trafalgar Sq Po box 3308, Nelson Ph 548 4949 fax 03 5484947 News & Sports Andrew Board andrew@nelsonweekly.co.nz Advertising Sales Sarah Delaney sarah@nelsonweekly.co.nz Advertising Sales Gretchen Griffin gretchen@nelsonweekly.co.nz Design / Prepress Dot Wynne prepress@nelsonweekly.co.nz Missed Deliveries Ph 0800 938555
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
Trades & Services
ncial serv builders accountants fina brake and clutch specialists electricians lawnmowing maintenance landscaping bers car plum and e ices hom serv l ing ncia mow nts fina plumbers electricians lawn ntenance landscaping ialists builders accounta mowing home and car mai ing brake and clutch spec accountants financial services car maintenance landscap plumbers electricians lawn and e ices e and clutch specialist hom serv brak l ing ncia ing fina mow scap nts lawn land unta ance acco electricians ing home and car mainten mow and clutch specialists builders e untants financial s lawn brak acco ans ing trici ders scap elec buil land ialists plumbers maintenance ing brake and clutch spec untants financial services scap acco land ans lawnmow ders ance trici buil elec nten ts mai bers ialis plum brake and clutch spec lawnmowing home and car untants financial services plumbers electricians home and car maintenan h specialists builders acco ing clutc mow and e lawn brak ans ing trici accountants financial services scap elec land plumbers home and car maintenance untants financial services ntenance electricians lawnmowing specialists builders acco mowing home and car mai scaping brake and clutch lawn land ans trici ance elec nten mai bers car plum ices home and serv l ncia fina nts accounta prizes & a good chance to meet new people. clutch specialists builders e andThursday brak
Trades
Coming Soon Stencil Screen printing one day workshop. 9am-3pm Saturday 11th June at Impressions Richmond. Tutor Lisa Grennell This is a fun, jam packed, hands on day, full of stencil making and screen printing. $85.00 per person. For more information and bookings contact Impressions Richmond. STOKE/TAHUNA FUN AND FUNCTIONAL EXERCISE CLASSES. Tuesdays 9.30am (starting 10 May). Group fitness circuits to music using light handweights, stretch bands etc to improve, posture, fitness, muscle tone and MORE! $5. Nelson Bays Church, cnr Waimea and Quarantine Rds. For more info ph Julie on 545 0955. JEWELS VINE - FULL STEAM Selected Works from a Visionary Master Jeweller NMIT Arts and Media Building Gallery G Block, 61 Nile St 31 May - 9 June 2011, 10-4 pm weekdays Opening function + artist pecha kucha floor talk, 31 May 5.30 - 7.30 pm Isel House, Stoke: AGM in St Peter’s Church foyer, Sunday 29th May at 2.00pm. Slides shown by Ian Bowman. Refreshments, all welcome. Isel will be closed for the winter from 28th May and open again in October. NELSON RAILWAY SOCIETY: From Sun 22nd Due to maintenance reasons the Railcar services will be restricted to shorter runs Cheaper fares apply. Normal service will resume as soon as possible. Forest & Bird Friday 3 – Monday 5 June Queens Birthday weekend at Mangarakau Field Centre, Golden Bay. Enjoy unique wetland; walk part of Te Hapua Coast, explore caves in Limestone cliffs, plus weeding, plant releasing. Limited accommodation at centre or camp. Further information contact Ian Price ian.price@xtra. co.nz or ph 035459018 SPIRITuanity: The Spirituality of Christianity. Your questions welcome. SUNDAY @ SEVEN, cafe church. Great discussion with input, supper, music, multimedia. Free, all welcome. Sunday June 5, 7pm Nelson Cathedral. Jude 548 1008 (Find us on facebook Sunday @ Seven, Nelson Cathedral) Winter Fashion Show, Fashion Central, 126 Trafalgar Street, Nelson.6pm start - Wednesday 25th May 2011. Tickets $10 per person from Dianne Gregg 547 6028 or 0212963810. Presented by the Inner Wheel Club of Stoke Tahunanui. All proceeds to charity. Amnesty International’s 50th Birthday. Hear Maire Leadbeater, recent recipient of Amnesty’s first Lifetime Achievement Award, speak on ‘West Papua: Prospects for Dialogue and Peace’. A Toast to Freedom and light supper will follow Maire’s talk. 7.30pm 28th May at Hearing Association Rooms 354 Trafalgar Square. Contact: Mat 021 563 021 Nelson Veterans Tennis Club Social Tennis June 12 at 1 p.m. AGM at 3 p.m. Afternoon tea to follow. Contact Leona 547 6916 Nelson Tramping Club. May 28. Frogs End Olive Pick. Ruth 544 0870 or 544 0570. May 29. Richmond Hills. Easy. $3. Lawrie 544 4096. Annual General Meeting: Cancer Society Nelson 7.30pm Thursday 23rd June, Tahuna Conference Centre Guest Speaker: Ros Pochin, Lifestyle Risk Factors NZ SOCIETY OF AUTHORS Top of the South branch AGM, Saturday 28 May, Hearing House, Trafalgar Square, Nelson at 10.30am. Morning tea and AGM followed by guest speaker Maurice Gee. Members of the public who would like to know more about the NZSA are welcome. Contact Bob Irvine on 548-8108. Waitaki Girls’ High School. Ex pupils living in the Nelson area are invited, along with current members, to attend a pot luck luncheon and AGM on Saturday May 28th 11.30 am at 147 Moana Avenue. Please contact Lynne (03) 546 5030 Chandrakirti Centre Presents -please book 03 5432021 Chat about Buddhism-Includes meditation. Bring any questions you have about Buddhism. Such as karma, death, rebirth etc Tues Mornings 10.30-12 noon Upper Moutere or Nelson Hearing Rooms Tues 3-4.30pm or Motueka Thurs 10.30-12 noon all $10/session How to Meditate -Tues Evenings 7-8.30pm Nelson Hearing Rooms $10/session PUBLIC MEETING “New Zealand is NOT for Sale”. 31 May 7:30pm. Victory Community Centre, Totara Street, Nelson. Murray Horton of the Campaign Against Foreign Control of Aotearoa (CAFCA) will speak about the TransPacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) and the dangers it poses to our NZ economy and democracy. Gold coin donation. Ceol Aneas, Traditional Irish Music in Nelson, Queen’s Birthday weekend 3-6 June. Concert at The Suter Theatre, Sunday 5th June, 7.30pm featuring tutors from Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and Quebec. $30 Adults, $15 Students or 18 and under. Tickets from The Suter Art Gallery and Ka Pie Kiwi Kitsch’n. www.ceolaneas.org Free Children’s Event Wednesday afternoons 25th May & June 1st: Free Bouncy Castle and Face-painting [$2-3] on at the Nelson Farmers Market Wednesday afternoon this week at Fashion Island, between Hardy St & Selwyn Place. Bouncy Castle & Market 12-4.30pm. Face-painting 2-4.30pm. Food & refreshments available from market and cafes. Contact Market Manager on 022-010-2776. Boating Courses. Day Skipper 4 Wednesday evenings starting 1 June. Boatmaster Block course 13 to 17 June. Contact Brian or Hilary Tear 547 3513 boatear@slingshot.co.nz for details and full programme of boating courses for 2011 FUN QUIZ NIGHT FOR NEWCOMERS- Get a team together or come along & join a Newcomers team, lots of
26th May 7.30pm in Plan B [Buxton Car Park Nelson]. All welcome [entry ticket $5pp]. Contact Jan Ph 5468730 REGULAR EVENTS Free fortnightly legal clinics in Stoke and Richmond starting at 6pm Phone Nelson Bays Community Law 5481288 for an appointment Stoke Toy Library open Tuesday 7-8.30pm, Thursday 9.30 – 11am & Saturday 9.30-11.30am Songer Street, next to the playground. Great range of toys for hirer, birth to 5+ years. NEW MEMBERS WELCOME. Doubles Tennis at Tahuna Tennis club. All levels Saturdays1pm onwards. Contact Mike 5476562 THE HUB - STAYING FIT CIRCUIT 9.30am Thursdays (join us for the new term starting 5 MAY), group class using hand weights, stretch bands etc. Meet new people while keeping fit and active. FUN classes for adults at the NEW HUB, 23 New Street, Nelson. For further info please phone Matt 5459147. Duck Soup Has generated hundreds of opportunities for singles over 30 to meet partners, friends & buddies. Whether you’re new to town or interested in expanding your social network after a break-up, Duck Soup will provide that opportunity for you too. More info on www.ducksoup.co.nz Victory Community Playgroup. 9 - 11.30am Tuesday and Thursday, also Pasifica session 9.30 - 11.30 Wednesday. All children 0 - 5yrs welcome.Phone Nicole 539 4578 or Bonnie 545 6203, 0274342333. Victory Seniors Tuesdays 1.30-3.30 pm 238 Upper Vanguard Street. Join us for cards, games, or call in for a cuppa and chat. For more info please contact Shirley on 546 9057 or 021 121 8023 Sit and be fit Victory Thursdays 10-10.45 am 238 Upper Vanguard Street. Free first session. For more info please contact Shirley on 547 1433 or 021 121 8023 Angie’s AquaFitness Are you Big & Beautiful? Want to be Active & Healthier? Then move in comfort in water. No Togs!! Wear shorts & T-shirt if you prefer. Tues 10.4511.45am, $6 Ngawhatu Pool, Stoke Find out more call 547 0198 Multicultural Fitness Sessions with Angela Baker: circuit training & gentle core exercise to tone & strengthen. Mondays 11am – 12pm at “Athletics Nelson” building, Pioneer Park, Hastings St. opposite Spotlight. Cost: Gold Coin. Phone Evey 5390030 for more information. 20 Summit Challenge - Community Event to celebrate the Summit Rescue Helicopter’s 20 Years of Operation, providing free air rescue service. Everyone is invited to fundraise by walking, hiking or biking up one or more of 20 regional summits to achieve the largest ever Community Climb from May - August. www.20summits.co.nz Morepork Dart Club – Do you like a social game of darts or would like to learn how to play, come to Morepork Dart Club, West Ave, Richmond on Friday nights commencing 7.30pm. For more info phone Bob Stewart 544-8502 English Conversation Group friendly, informal meeting every Wednesday 4.30 to 6.pm in the main hall behind Trinity Church, Nile Street. International Students, new residents and visitors very welcome. For information phone Bill Kearns 548.5844. The Lighthouse Spiritual Awareness Centre meets every Monday 7.30-8.30pm at the Age Concern Hall (opp. Trailways) with weekly speakers, light workers, healing, and public most welcome. If you are a spiritual worker and would like to speak on your experiences I would love to hear from you. Phone Sandy 0211 430 213 Nature playschool every Tuesday 10.30-11.30 at Isel Park. Meet at the second set of large gates off Main Road Stoke. PORSE Playschool every Thursday 9.3012noon at Ranzau Community Church, Ranzau Road Hope. Come along and see the PORSE Programme in action! Chat with our educators and staff to see if PORSE is for you. PLAYGROUP: Pre-school playgroup meets every Tuesday of the school term from 10:30-12nn at the Haven Church on the Corner of Collingwood and Grove Streets. Everyone welcome. FREE to attend, and FREE morning tea provided! Come and enjoy a relaxed free-play group while you have a coffee and chat. For more information contact Carol on 548 3511. ENNER GLYNN PLAYCENTRE quality early childhood education, come and see for yourself: your first three visits are free! Monday – Friday 9.15-11.45 am, 8 Enner Glynn Road phone 5474007” Stoke Playgroup Mon & Weds 9am - 11.30am. Come join the fun and meet new people. Huge range of toys and equipment for your children to enjoy. Bring child’s morning tea. $2 per child or $3 a familly. St Andrews Church Hall, Upper Songer St, Stoke. The New Hub. 23 New Street, Nelson. 545 9147 Classes for young people and adults. Way2Go programmes Tuesday 1.10-2pm Yoga Stretch $5 - Wednesday 4pm-5pm Circus class for kids $4 - *New 5.45-6.45pm NIA dance. $5 - Thursday 9.3010.30am Staying Fit Circuit. $3 - 2.10-1pm Yoga Flow. $5 - Thursday 5.30-7pm Tai Chi. $2 *New time Breastfeeding Support Nelson (LLL) Meetings held last Tuesday each month, 1.30 – 3 pm @ Tahunanui Community Centre, Muritai St. Meet other mothers and babies. Free access to our library... Fathers, Grandparents, Toddlers, all welcome. For support ph Ruth 546 9029 or Michelle 548 6998
Coming Soon is FREE for non-profit organisations and $7 for businesses. 50 words or less, by email only before 5pm Friday, to:
accounts@nelsonweekly.co.nz
Due to the popularity of this column, while every effort will be made, inclusion cannot be guaranteed for free ads.
AccoUnTAnT
AccESS EqUipMEnT
Now Available HR15 4x4
accessman
22
10m horizontal reach @ 6m high
Also a complete range - Scissor Lifts - Cherry Pickers - Knuckle Booms - Prompt & Knowledgeble Service
accessman nelson ltd
544 3985
21 Elms Street, Wakatu Estate, Stoke
MAKING HEIGHT EASY bUilDEr/cArpEnTEr All repairs and maintenance work
e Get it right the first tim
Trade qualified 40 years experience Grey Power discount Additions Alterations Decks Fences Retaining Walls Painting
cArpEnTEr
The
Small Job
Pro
Need a small job fixed? Get it done right the first time. Qualified Carpenter 15 Years Experience
Accountants
- Full Accounting Services - Taxation-Payroll-GST - Full Office Services
Claire Parr
P: 03 545 0778
163 Haven Road, PO Box 1575, Nelson 7040
www.nmsnz.co.nz
cAr grooMEr
cArpET clEAning
Carvalet serviCe
environmentally friendly carpet & upholstery cleaning
Complete
• Total groom • wax & polish • leather feed & clean • cloth upholstery clean • carpets steam cleaned • warrants & service on request • fully insured • pick up • drop off • professional results to car showroom standard
Call Mat: 03 5450384 (eve) or 0210353229 (day)
crUiSES
DrAinAgE
Drainage & Construction Tasman LTD • Registered Drainlayers (residential & commercial) • Sewage Treatment (design,supply, install & service) • Blocked Drains • Video Camera & Drain Inspection • Waterblasting • Excavator & Truck Hire to suit job
Phone 543 8243
121 St Vincent Street, Nelson
pAinTEr
Decor8 with Distinction
simon noake Interior & Exterior Work Ph 027 448 5872 or 548 5811
Qualified painter & decorator
All internal & external decorating Ph: 03 541 0353 Mob: 021 751 073 decor8@xtra.co.nz
Ph: 544 4872
Ph: 0800 677 005
Locally Owned & Operated
ElEcTriciAn Paul Dowers Electrical
flooring
cost effective
CARPET & VINYL INSTALLATION
No job too big or small. All types of electrical work.
Extremely Competitive Rates!
Paul Bayard
027 384 1023
Ph: 03 545 0030 Mob: 021 545 779 328 Atawhai Drive, Nelson E: pauldowers@hotmail.com
a/h: 03 548 6767
32years Experience in Nelson area
inSUrAncE
HoME MAinTEnAncE
Experienced Tradesmen
Carpet Steam Cleaning 3 Rooms $95* Upholstery Cleaning 5 Seat Lounge $140* *Conditions apply
Ph Lloyd: 021 203 4855 Evenings: 03 970 0170
pAinTEr
Auditors Business Advisors Forensic Accounting Registered Tax Agent
pAnEl bEATing
pAnEl bEATEr
ALL TRANSPORT refinishers
Specialists in Large Vehicle Body Repair & Refinishing Panelbeating-structural or minor Spraypainting-resprays/touch ups Curtainsider protection coating
Insurance & Private
Ph 548 5144 Orion St
opp Tahuna Testing Station
• • • • • •
All Insurance Claims Panelbeating Chassis Straightening Repaints 2-pack Touch Ups call Tony Johnston
90 VAngUArD ST nElSon pH: 548 3954 027 548 3954
sc e and car maintenance land tricians lawnmowing hom mainte ncial services plumbers elec lawnmowing home and car fina ans nts trici unta elec acco bers ders plum buil law bers electricians brake and clutch specialists accountants financial services plum ing ders ices scap buil serv l land ts ncia ialis fina ance spec h nts nten mai unta landscaping brake and clutc lawnmowing home and car h specialists builders acco financial services plum ance ans clutc nts nten trici and unta e mai elec acco car brak bers and e ing ders plum scap hom buil land ntants financial services electricians lawnmowing untants brake and clutch specialists home and car maintenance h specialists builders acco financial services plumbers maintenance landscaping electricians lawnmowing landscaping brake and clutc lists builders accountants lawnmowing home and car ialists financial services plumbers spec ance ans h nts nten trici clutc unta mai elec and acco car e bers and brak e ders plum buil hom ing scap ialists electricians lawnmowing accountants financial services and car maintenance land e bers scapi ders caping brake and clutch spec hom plum land buil ing ts ices ance ialis mow serv l nten spec lawn h ncia mai fina ans untants brake and clutc lawnmowing home and car l services plumbers electrici specialists builders acco ar maintenance landscaping ices plumbers electricians ans lawnmowing ders accountants financia serv trici l buil scaping brake and clutch elec ts ncia land fina ialis bers ance spec nts h plum nten unta clutc mai ices acco and car serv l ders mowing home and plumbers ance landscaping brake ders accountants financia e and clutch specialists buil ing home and car mainten accountants financial services e and clutch specialists buil ntenance landscaping brak bers electricians lawnmow clutch specialists builders untants ntenance landscaping brak and acco mowing home and car mai e mai car lawn brak ders and buil e ans ing ts trici hom scap ialis elec land ing spec h bers mow ance plum landscaping brake and clutc ing home and car mainten plumbers electricians lawn ialist untants financial services mow ices spec ance h lawn serv l nten clutc mai ans ncia and e car fina trici and brak elec nts e unta hom acco plumbers landscaping car maintenance electricians lawnmowing and untants financial services e ing bers and clutch specialists builders acco hom scap plum land ing ders ices buil mow serv l ance ts lawn ncia nten ialis nts fina e and clutch spec plumbers electricians mowing home and car mai ialists builders accounta tenance landscaping brak accountants financial services home and car m plumbers electricians lawn ing brake and clutch spec ders ing ices buil scap mow serv l ts land lawn ncia ialis fina ans spec ance h nts trici nten clutc unta elec mai acco e and plumbers mowing home and car ntenance landscaping brak and clutch specialists builders untants financial services mowing home and car mai ance landscaping brake specialists builders acco mbers electricians lawn scaping brake and clutch ing home and car mainten land mow lawn ance ans nten mai trici car elec bers ing home and tants financial services plum bers electricians lawnmow nts financial services plum ialists builders accounta N E L S O N
Trades & Services
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
23
Trades & Services bEDS
AnTiqUES
buyinG
bUilDEr
bUilDEr
bUilDErS
Builder
anTiques & collecTibles
Tim GladsTone FrEE PhonE
0800653935 or 5485235
Extensive Range Sound Advice Helpful, Friendly Staff Locally Manufactured Factory Direct Prices
We’ve Moved!
Contract Builder Ph: 021 0236 4697
Repairs Alterations Renovations Farm Buildings Fences, Decking, Painting & more.... No job to big or small
• NEW HOMES • RENOVATIONS • • DECKS •
021 751 633
Scott Lines
59 Quarantine Rd, Nelson Phone : 03 547 4567
cArpET & winDow clEAnEr
cHiMnEY clEAning
Suzanne
Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning
Phone now on
545 1053 floor SAnDing
ELITE
FLOORING SERVICES
Member NZ National Flooring Assn.
FIN
99% Dust Free A V A A N C IL E All Wooden Flooring A L E Sanding & Coating Residential & Commercial Prestige Timber Floor Laying Your choice of Coatings Free Quotes
Quick Drying All Year Round All General Cleaning Professional Service Fully Trained, Security Screened
Quick - Efficient Professional
fUrniTUrE Visit our showroom for all your furniture and re-upholstery needs frEE qUoTES & DEliVErY
Over 20 years Experience
Phone
0800 455 141
eliteflooringservices@xtra.co.nz
36 NAYLAND ROAD, STOKE P: 03 547 3241
fUrniTUrE
Furniture
Ph: 03 547 4969 Mb: 021 121 1006
Pete
5B Rotherham St, Stoke Ph: 538 0988 www.hireach.co.nz
Your trade or service right here? Single column x 6cm only $19 +gst pw Ph 548 4949
plUMbEr
T QUALIFIED TECHNICIANS T GUARANTEED RESULTS T SAFE PRODUCTS Exterior Spider Control $115* Interior Fly Control $85* All Pests Treated *Conditions apply
Ph: 544 4872 Locally Owned & Operated
Small Jobs Welcome.
59a Gladstone Rd Richmond Ph: 03 543 8090
Vivianne Mail T: 03 989 5200 C: 021 050 6193 Phoenix Arcade, 16 Bridge Street, Nelson courses@computercompetence.co.nz www.computercompetence.co.nz
HAirDrESSEr
HAirDrESSEr
HoME cArE
DEE’S Hair Design
33 Ngawhatu Rd, Stoke
0508 2 45 326
Need a new Stylist? $20 off any service (Adult prices only - new clients only upon presenting this ad)
Aboki Hairdressers 68 Buxton Square, Nelson
ph 5468680
MAcHinE HirE
Your trade or service right here? Single column x 6cm only $19 +gst pw Ph 548 4949
Duane Whiting
plUMbEr
rEAl ESTATE
Contractors Ltd
Excavators, dozers & trucks for
hire
Ph 027 444 3225 Fax 03 547 1075 E: dwltd@netaccess.co.nz
Your Local
Honest Reliable Master Plumbers and Gasfitters Since 1915
Specialising in Repair and Maintenance Projects.
with
Freephone 0508 2 GLEAM
Real Estate Expert
eco-friendly pest control
Hands On Computer Training
Ph / Txt 0226990981 www.psychicsuzie.co.nz
Ph: 547 6488
021 548 733 021 072 7008 pEST conTrol
Contact us for a Quote Geraldine Forward
www.funky-furniture.co.nz
Short or long term hire Electric or diesel 6m - 12m height All terrain & slab Z Booms available Charlie
PHONE fOr aN aPPOiNtmENt
5452523 or 021 02723585
Residential and Commercial
• • • • •
Environmentally Friendly Cleaning Products Cleaning tailored to your needs One-offs or regular service Laundry and Ironing Windows and Ovens Something else?........Just ask!
Colour, Cuts & Perms Lash Tinting Brow Tinting Lip Waxing Accrylic Nails Private salon experience for all your professional hair requirements
Landscaping and property maintenance
Call Geoff Sherlock for a FREE Consultation
is a qualified tarot and angel miracles psychic reader, and a qualified Reiki Master. She is accurate and comprehensive.
Custom-designed & made furniture & joinery. Free quotes, quality workmanship, excellent service, no job too small Phone Hans today
lifTing EqUipMEnT
lAnDScAping
coMpUTErS
clEAning
Confidential psychic readings and Reiki healings available.
AD GS BOOKIN
proprietor
clAirVoYAnT/pSYcHic Want to move forward in your life?
10% OVFANF CED
Specialising in
Stephen Oliver
Call Wayne
Now at
MATTHEW WAY
547anytime 8290
MorTgAgE ADVicE
call on our knowledge & expertise, for all the mortgage advice you need.
Ph 548 9825
www.mortgagelink.co.nz
From Estates & Collections to single items Good prices paid for scrap gold and silver
- 32 Yrs experience - Competitive Rates
ScrEEn prinTing
G Design
Photosensitive Screen Printing & Stencil Screen Printing Screen Printing workshops Facility hire and packages available for experienced screen printers. and learn Printing supplies Come how to screen Photocopying print! It’s a scream! B&W & Colour
Lisa Grennell BVAD
021 031 8821
Licensed (REAA 2008)
grennell.lisa@yahoo.co.nz
24
TUESDAY 24 May 2011
This Week