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Anger at new liquor store

A discount liquor store is planned to open near Washington Valley and Victory after it was initially granted resource consent last month.

But the new store, to be opened on Gloucester St, has met some opposition with the Victory Community Centre and at least one Nelson City councillor objecting to the move, which comes just months after a liquor store opened at Victory

Square.

SRS Ghuman & Sons – owned by Palmerston North man Ranbir Singh – was granted consent in late January, but a consultation period for the consent, which closes on Thursday, has already attracted 13 submissions.

Mr Singh has previously seen a community in Kapiti successfully oppose the opening of one of his liquor stores, as they tend

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andrew@nelsonweekly.co.nz to push “high volume, low priced” RTD drinks. The name given on the council plan is Big Barrel, which operates in several cities in the North Island, although Big Barrel says it knows nothing about a store

in Nelson.

Kindra Douglas, director of the Victory Community Centre, says there are already enough liquor outlets in the area and she is against another setting up shop.

“We don’t like the idea of yet another liquor store, we believe that there are more than enough outlets. We have two super-

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Local businesswomen looking for Nelson’s most wonderful woman. They are from left; Julie Forbes, Kate Donaldson, Karen Jordan, Lauren Lewis, Paulette Potter, Melanie Potter, Jan Taylor, Jo Menary, Amy Cunningham and Lynley Matthews. Photo: Andrew Board.

A group of local businesswomen are keen find Nelson’s “most wonderful” woman.

The women, from 11 local businesses, have joined forces to run the promotion which closes on International Women’s Day, March

8. Nominations will be collected from the public with a voting panel and the mayor to decide the overall winner, who will take home a prize pack worth $2300.

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FROM PAGE 1 little city of ours who achieve fantastic things,” she says. “I’m not necessarily talking about community leaders, although we’re fortunate to have plenty of role models in that area. I’m talking about friends, sisters, partners and mums who share close bonds and help each other through day-to-day life.”

The idea came to Karen and her business partner, Kate Donaldson, in recognising the fact that they work in a collaborative manner with other local businesswomen.

Anybody can submit a nominee for the title by explaining in 250 words or less, why they think that woman deserves to win.

The entries will be shortlisted by the judging panel, consisting of the women behind the

sponsoring businesses, with the top six entries being forwarded to Nelson’s first female mayor, Rachel Reese, who will pick the overall winner, to be announced at JAYS & KO on March 19.

Rachel says she’s looking forward to being involved in the event.

“I think it’s a fantastic idea to celebrate Nelson’s most wonderful woman, I applaud these local businesswomen for their initiative, and look forward to reviewing the top six entries and picking a deserving winner of the title.”

The 11 businesses who are sponsoring the event and where entry forms can be picked up and dropped off, are JAYS & KO, KO Cosmetics, Taylors Shoes, Cardells Hair, Caci, Little Boutique, Benjamin Black Goldsmiths, Café Affair, Matthews Eyewear, Shine and Wild Tomato.

markets, the Post Boy Hotel, Liquorland and the new liquor store in Victory, all within a one kilometre radius,” she says.

“I’m really tired of the complete normalisation of an addictive and destructive substance.”

In December, Victory Liquor Centre opened, and Kindra says she’s surprised that the council is granting consents before its own alcohol policy has been finalised.

“I’d be very disappointed if this was granted. I think they should delay it until their own policy is absolutely clear and they have a full endorsement for it.”

The council is deliberating its alcohol policy this week after the hearing of submissions.

Councillor Matt Lawry and his wife Tania Norfolk also wrote a submission against the new liquor outlet, and they say there are enough liquor stores in the area. “We do not want to see Nelson make the same mistake other communities have made by allowing liquor stores to proliferate. There have been a lot of studies into alcohol-related harm, and the findings of them show that if you increase the density of liquor stores you increase alcohol related harm.”

Chair of the planning and regulatory committee, councillor Brian McGurk, says there is still a long way to go before the store opens its doors, with an application for an off-licence to sell alcohol still needing to be approved, but he didn’t want to comment on this particular situation until he has more details on it.

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Texts to parents has reduced wagging

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caught which is making Reporter them think twice about editorial@waimeaweekly.co.nz it. So having access to an effective system like that It has been around for increases the likelihood eight years at one Nelson of getting caught.” secondary school and The text messaging systhe concept of texting tem allows for parents to parents to tell them their reply, and that does hapchild had an unexplained pen “very often”. absence seems to have An example of a text message schools “They either point out had a positive impact.

Nayland College, Nelson are sending parents if their child isn’t in we’ve made a mistake, apologise because they College and Waimea Col- class. haven’t explained it, or lege all said the concept had been effective, reducing that both Waimea College and they felt their child should be the amount of truancy at their Nelson College have been us- at school.” Some parents even schools – particularly when it ing this concept, and Nelson’s react angrily, but Tim believes was first introduced. Parents deputy principal Tim Tucker that isn’t due to the text, but can now even log into a da- says the whole reason behind it more a reaction to the fact tabase and view their child’s was to keep parents informed. their child has wagged. “It’s attendance during the day, “There’s nothing worse for a mainly frustration.” which means no hiding for the parent than being surprised Nayland College deputy prinstudents if they wag, skip or with the news that their son is cipal Trevor Olley, says the iniabsent, so this was an effective tiative of texting parents when bunk class.

At Waimea College the text way of communicating with their child had an unexplained absence made a “dramatic difreads: [Insert name here] was them,” he says. marked absent for one or more The ability for parents to log ference,” however, it has been classes today. Please reply by on to a student database and eight years since then. check their child’s attendance “We did it before any of the text or phone.

“They get one right of reply at any given time was intro- other schools did and it made and they can text in something duced about 18 months ago, a dramatic difference at the like ‘John is sick’, ‘thanks’ or and Tim believes both con- time, but that was eight years ‘I’ll check if John is wagging’, cepts have reduced truancy. ago so it’s now become pretty or they can just give us a call,” “I think so. It’s not necessar- normal,” he says. ily the size of the punishment, “We assume it’s still having a principal Larry Ching says.

It has been close to four years but the likelihood of getting positive effect.”

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Andrew Board bAn on SUgArY DrinkS: Sugary drinks have been banned from Nelson Hospital as the Nelson Marlborough District Health Board attempts to lead the charge against sugar sweetened beverages. A change in the Healthy Eating Policy for staff and visitors has meant that sugar sweetened drinks, such as soft drinks, sports drinks, energy drinks and flavoured milk, will no longer be sold at the hospital cafes after March 17.

FrEEDom cAmping: Nelson MP Nick Smith is calling on the Nelson City Council to review its freedom camping by-laws in the central city, saying they need to be tightened. Survey data collected by the DOC visitor centre this year has shown 25 to 40 vehicles are camping at Millers Acre each night with only one or two having toilet facilities. biScUiTS bAck on SAlE: Nelson girls will soon be selling New Zealand’s most popular biscuits, as sales of the iconic Guide biscuits start around the country from Saturday 1 March.

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andrew@nelsonweekly.co.nz Nelson’s ageing power substation that supplies the central Nelson city area will be turned off over the next six weeks, as the city’s new $11 million replacement and also new 33,000 volt cable from Transpowers Stoke substation gets switched on for the first time.

The new indoor substation built at the back of Nelson Electricity Ltd on Haven Rd, will replace the outdoor station at the front of the same property, which was first turned on in 1959 and has powered Nelson city since.

The new substation incorporates the latest technology, says Nelson Electricity general manager, Phil Goodall, it will cater for the long term electricity demands of the city and provide increased security around the supply of power. “If a transformer, 33kV feeder or switch fails, our protection systems will be able to isolate that piece of equipment and continue to supply the city at the same time. It’s exceptional quality.”

Power to each of the homes and businesses the substation services – from the edge of Atawhai to Boundary Road in Bishopdale – will however be switched off for one to two minutes as the power is transferred to the new substation says Phil, the switch over will be staged over several

Above is the old outdoor substation on Haven Rd that will be replaced by the new substation, pictured left, with Nelson Electricity Ltd general manager Phil Goodall.

Photos: Andrew Board. weeks and will start in early March. “The timing of outages is a compromise and is set at 7:00am as this is outside of business hours, and at the same time has minimal impact on residential consumers. If we do it during the night then it will cut people’s alarm clocks, there is no perfect time.”

The old substation will be pulled down after the switchover, and the land it sits on will be cleared and used as a yard for Nelson Electricity in the meantime. Phil says there are no long term plans for the land just yet.

“This is great news for Nelson, it’s a pur-

pose-built 50 year asset that incorporates the latest modern equipment and because it’s hidden away most people will never see it. When the old substation comes down it will have quite a dramatic impact on the landscape in Nelson, for the better.”

The project has cost more than $11 million, but that has been factored into current line charges, although there will be an increase in line charges from April 1 due to a 20 per cent increase in transmission costs.

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Calls for boycott if Tasman cuts tourism funding As Tasman District Council gets set to pull its funding for regional tourism, one local tourism businessman is urging Nelsonians to strike back – with a boycott.

Tim Bayley owns a B&B with his wife in central Nelson. He says the work Nelson Tasman Tourism does in attracting people to the region is vital to the industry and he doesn’t believe the Tasman council should pull its funding, which makes up a third of NTT’s total income.

“I don’t want to boycott Tasman businesses. We buy all our produce from there but it’s the only way to make an impact. I think the councillors out there are very farmer-orientated, so maybe if we hit them in the pocket they’ll wake up.”

TDC last year signalled that it was going to pull its funding of $426,000 a year to the organisation in a bid to cut its costs. Nelson City Council has said it will continue to fund the tourism body which markets Nelson and Tasman to overseas and New Zealand tourists.

Tasman councillors have questioned why its ratepayers should be contributing to one industry over others, but Tim says that’s backwards thinking and he put his thoughts in a submission to the council. “A lot of the work that NTT does is overseas and promoting Nelson to the world.

It’s not something small tourism operators can afford to do.”

He says if Tasman does pull its funding of NTT then Nelsonians should boycott Tasman businesses.

“If they’re not prepared to support us, why should we support them?”

Tasman councillor Judene Edgar says it is highly unlikely the council will change its decision based on the threat of a boycott.

“Threats can’t be the basis of our decision making. We understand their concerns, but the question is should the council be subsidising one industry.”

The TDC’s draft annual plan is open for public submissions from March 15 in which the cut to funding NTT will be included.

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Nayland held its third ever house day on Friday, with members of the four houses – Aquila, Pegasus, Draco and Phoenix – participating in a giant sand sculpture competition, form room decorating, pool play and, for the first time, a performance

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Nayland students are able to collect house points during the year at various house activities.

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Cawthron opens $5m research lab

A $5 million marine and freshwater research centre was opened at Nelson’s Cawthron Institute last week, and was hailed as the “most significant upgrade in 40 years”.

The “EnviroTech Wing” was formally opened by Dr Nick Smith on Thursday at the 95 year old Cawthron Institute, New Zealand’s largest independent science organisation.

Cawthron’s total staff numbers have grown about 25 per cent in the last seven years, and the new two-storey building provides much-needed breathing space for scientists.

Housing marine, freshwater, molecular, biosecurity and ecotoxicology experts, it includes specialist laboratories, offices, meeting rooms and staff facilities.

The building is also the new home of Cawthron’s internationally-significant living collection of microalgae cultures, and includes state-of-the-art containment facilities for marine biosecurity research.

Cawthron marine scientist Dr Chris Cornelisen, describes the new facility as “something of an R&D think-tank” and says it will transform the way he and his fellow scientists work.

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“It’s going to help staff do the best science they can do, while fostering integration among the teams, and bringing people together.”

Cawthron Institute chairman Ian Kearney, says the building is a “bold step” for the charitable trust.

“But we have learned in our 95-year history that to be successful, boldness and creativity are crucial.

“These new laboratories are a huge step forward that will enable new levels of science, expansion of our environmental research and services, and provide our clients and research partners with the world-class science they demand.”

Around 200 people from throughout New Zealand attended the celebration.

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Big crowd tunes in to Opera in the Park Around 8000 Nelsonians brought their blankets, chairs, picnics and plonk, and enjoyed two and a half hours of world class music at Trafalgar Park on Saturday night.

Nelson Opera in the Park was once again a huge success, says organiser Pete Rainey, with a bigger crowd than last year. But punters will have to wait two years before seeing it again.

“It was a great night, we were a bit apprehensive about what the weather was going to do, but it being such a nice evening we were really happy with the crowd. It seems that it was up on last year and they loved the show. I always get a few complaints but generally I think people loved it.”

Opera in the Park has now been held for two years in a row and will take next summer off, while the Adam Chamber Music Festival is on. Pete says it was a deliberate move. “We’ve got it in sync now with the Adam Chamber Music Festival now. So that will be next summer and we’ll do the summer after that. I want to get a reputation for Nelson to have really fine music every summer.”

Performers for the event came from all over New Zealand, and Pete says they were certainly a hit. “They’re all professionals and young kiwis who are doing really well on the international stage. I thought they were fantastic.”

Thousands took the opportunity to arrive early to enjoy the sun and meetup

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“I really do believe that it’s the only opportunity for Nelsonians to gather in such a large crowd that’s not a sporting event. It’s really quite a special event. It’s right on the main street and a lot people can just walk from home.”

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lot of hard work from the Nelson City Council team and that Sophie Kelly, the director of the Nelson Summer Festival, did a great job.

“I’m thrilled, you never really know until the night how it’s going to turn out, but it was a really great night.

The musicians were buzzing, I’m just absolutely stoked to be able to bring those performers to Nelson.”

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$7.9m NMIT building opened A $7.9 million building has been opened at Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology.

The new applied technology facilities on Hardy St were officially opened last Thursday by Nelson mayor Rachel Reese.

The new facilities will cater for the institute’s range of trades, engineering and maritime. Simulation suites that mimic real-world environments and trades workshop areas that enable students to work on real-size projects and kitted out with the latest teaching and learning technologies are key features of the upgrade.

NMIT chief executive Tony Gray, says technology was continuing to transform the way trades, engineering and maritime training were delivered

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at NMIT. He believed the new facilities were as good as, if not better, than any around the country and gave people another reason to stay and study in the region.

“The trades and maritime industries have always been vital to the regional economy, as well as popular areas of study at NMIT but previously, we were constrained in what we could offer through our old facilities. Already we’ve been able to introduce a new diploma in civil engineering as a result of having the new facilities. We’re also now in a position to be able to utilise the simulation suites to provide more customised training courses for industry - particularly in the maritime sector,” he says.

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The two girls, who attend Enner Glynn School, every 30 minutes from 10.00am) • Gold coin donation entry with proceeds • Children’s Colouring Competition - entry form available online at www.portnelson.co.nz; the only making the most of the warm weather, with a entries will be weren't on display and the winners will beones showcased and announced on the day to Big Brothers Big Sisters Nelson • Gold coin donation entry with proceeds to Nelson Regional Hospice dozen other Nelson residents either fishing off the wharf or going for See you there!

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Ring winner has perfect Valentine gift Phillip Walker was able to give a very sparkly Valentine’s Day present to his fiancée Candice Preston – even if it was a week late.

The Tahunanui man won a 10 carat yellow and white gold cluster ring with half a carat diamond, in the Richmond Mall Valentine’s Day promotion. All he had to do was “like” the Richmond Mall on Facebook, just like another

1000 people did during the week, and he was in the draw.

But because Phillip was in Wellington for work, it took nearly a week to get the message through that he had won the ring.

“I got a text from the missus saying ‘ring them’,” he explains, after Candice had also entered the competition. “That’s me though, last minute.”

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Belinda de Clercq, was rapt with the promotion, which was intended to attract more viewers to its Facebook page.

Earlier in the month the page had just 800 likes, a figure which had now risen to just over 1800.

“We’ve more than doubled so we’re really excited about it,” she says. “The Valentine’s Day promotion has been really successful.”

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Having a party/event/function? Call our photographer 548 4949 or 027 548 4948 Peter and Marg Taylor with Sharon and Trevor Palmer at Opera in the Park on Saturday night.

Caron and Paul Proctor at the Opera in the Park on Saturday.

The big show in town this weekend was Opera in the Park at Trafalgar Park on Saturday night, so we went along and grabbed a few photos.

We also went along to Rabbit Island on Sunday for Andrea Seymour and Cam Moore's engagement party.

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

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If you’re in the Victory or Stoke communities, you may have noticed the new signage at our Police bases.

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A thousand ladies marching to town Almost a thousand leisure marchers from every corner of New Zealand will be in town next weekend for the 22nd National Leisure Marchers' Field Day. The event was last held in Nelson in 2006 and will be hosted by the Globe Trotters team, one of eight from Nelson, and they are expecting 845 competitors plus coaches and supporters from the 76 teams to attend.

It will all kick off on Friday, March 7, when they will march up Trafalgar St to the Church Steps, where Nelson mayor Rachel Reese will welcome them to the city.

The following day will be the main event, with each team participating at Trafalgar Park from 8am.

Globe Trotter coach, Carolyn Griffith, says there are no winners or losers, the whole event is about participation and fun.

“We do focus on doing our best, but we do really enjoy each other’s company and work at having a good time together.”

The 15-strong team last hosted the field day in Nelson is 2006 and “fought” to get it back this year, but the closure of the Trafalgar Centre has had a big im-

Susan Benbrook, leader of the Globe Trotters Leisure Marching Team, with the rest of the team ahead of the 22nd National Leisure Marching Field Day at Trafalgar Park next month. Photo: Andrew Board. pact on organising it.

“It is an event that we fought to get by selling Nelson and selling us as hosts, but things have changed with the Trafalgar Centre closing and that’s had a snowball effect. But we’re back on track now and we’re all positive about it, it will be a really brilliant weekend,” says

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Trolley derby class a sell out The Collingwood St Trolley Derby is only a couple of weeks away and already two of the derby’s categories are full with competitors.

The trolley club’s president Tim Bayley, says the new Corporate Challenge is full with 12 local businesses ready to race each other down the Collingwood St hill.

The Zoomers class – for those between 6 and 10 – is also full, and the others are filling up fast.

“We’ve added a few new things to this year’s derby, and the corporate challenge is a good one because it raises money to help fund the event as well.”

Trolleys for the corporate challenge have all been made by Tim and his team of volunteers from their work shed on the edge of Washington Valley.

Tim says they've had a corporate challenge in the past but have relied on the businesses to make their own, which didn't always work.

"It always got put in the 'too hard basket' for businesses, and the day before the derby they'd come to us and say 'I need a trolley'. So this year we've just decided to make them all the same, to make it easy for them."

This year’s derby is on March 15, and Tim says the club is hosting a special

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Nelson Trolley Club president, Tim Bayley, with one of the corporate trolleys that will be used in the 2014 Collingwood St derby. Photo: Andrew Board. paint day with Resene this Saturday.

“The paint day is a good chance to paint your wagon and get it looking sharp.”

The paint day is from 10am to 12noon at Resene on St Vincent St. Another innovation for the 2014 derby is a new starting system, and a new iphone app which will measure speeds for

those competing in the Monarch of the Hill section.

“It’s shaping up alright. We’ve got a lot of interest from businesses and competitors, we just need a few more in the other categories to sign up, but you know what Nelson is like, they’ll wait until the night before and try to get in,” he says/

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• It is somewhat disturbing to learn that one lead agency in Search and Rescue has had 34 rescues of note since July 1 last year.

• Recently it was a family of four being swept away in their dinghy because their only one form of propulsion failed to work.

Then there was the paddleboarder who only just made it to shore after attracting the attention of the general public and police.

I am sure the non-existent life jacket would have helped keep the paddler warm and afloat.

• But wait, there is more. I am also led to believe that this was an experienced adult paddleboarder who is aware of the conditions and tides here, and how they can change. Perhaps the trendy style life jacket worn around the waist, of minimal cost compared to a life, minimal inconvenience and maximum lifesaving capacity, will be carried next time. Safe boating, safe sea sports. Come home to the future.

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The Copier Company’s new office on the corner of Vanguard and Gloucester Sts, along with their fleet of service cars. made a rod for our own back, if we aren’t there within an hour people say ‘where are you?’ But it’s a competitive edge over our opposition.”

With copiers now providing scanning and printing functions, Trevor says they are aware how indispensable they are for many businesses.

“In a lawyers office on a Friday afternoon if a machine goes down, it’s the end of the world. So being easy to deal with and providing really good service is the key to the business,” he says.

The Copier Company has more service technicians than any other copier business in town and says they can provide a range of solutions for all businesses.

“It’s often just a case of sitting down and doing the numbers, people quickly realise how much money we can save them and they usually are pretty keen,” says Mike.

“But there is no obligation, just give us a call and see what we can do.”

The pair have decades of experience in the copier business and although 100 per cent local, they have the backing of one of the world’s largest copier manufactures, Ricoh.

Mike says the business has been a “great journey”.

Since 2002 they’ve had to expand twice before moving to a new purpose-built premises on the corner of Vanguard and Gloucester Sts late last year.

“We just needed to expand again,” says Trevor.

“It gave us an opportunity to have something purpose built and it was driven by the increase

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The new premises allow for a large show room, bigger offices, plenty of warehouse and workshop space and more room for their growing staff numbers.

Mike says their ability to relate with other local business owners gives them another competitive edge over their competition.

“We’re business owners too so often we talk business, how things are going and people realise that the buck stops with us. If something goes wrong we’ll fix it. It doesn’t have to go through the sales manager to head office and back down the chain of command, we fix it here on the spot and that’s something that’s been really important.”

Mike and Trevor’s mission statement is to be easy to deal with and provide world class service.

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Bad tasting water: Thank you for the article about bad tasting water. Our water has tasted foul. Never thought to make a complaint so have advised council. It tastes like dirt is in it. Is it safe to drink? Mark Quinn.

Opera in the Park: A good night for oldies but something similar should be put on for teens with local groups playing. It could be called "pop in the park". There was more to

do for teens in the 50s and 60s in Nelson on Saturday nights than now. No wonder teens get bored and get into trouble.

Brenda Kenny.

Don't go messing up the playing surface for the football!

Nigel Thompson.

Nelson just lived up to the "little England" title with the strains of Elgar's 'Land of Hope & Glory' reaching out across the city - and the boom of colourful fireworks. 100 years ago - Elgar lead us to places like Gallipoli, Pashendale and the Somme. Helen Childs.

It was fantastic. Lots of different age groups there from what I saw. Mary Saxon.

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cil to issue not less than 18,500 parking tickets p.a. is undisputable “revenue grabbing” and is a public disgrace. Whoever is responsible for thinking up this draconian requirement should be looking for a job.

I do not want to see any part of my rates going towards the salary of such an incompetent civil servant.

It’s no wonder more and more people are shopping in Richmond. It’s no wonder there are umpteen empty shops in Nelson, and it’s no wonder that businesses are going to the wall in Nelson when we have a culture within the NCC Administration that vehicles are a curse on society and we should all be riding bicycles. In closing, I regret to inform those who think we should have a parking building in one of the carparks. Cost benefit analysis show that in the lifetime of a parking building in Nelson it would never break even.

Nelson CBD - RIP. Errol Millar.

Rotten food given to woman: People who cannot work because of health reasons and are on the invalids benefit are being ripped off. They should be getting minimum wage, what a disgrace the government is. We need to change this, these people should have the right to live comfortably. Stuart R Cole. $20 if done right can buy you plenty of food for a week. Does not need to be pre-packaged food. Veges, fruit, milk, and meat can all be bought for less than $20 a week. Skeptical Christian [Sic].

How's that saying go "beggars can't be choosers" or something like

that? Suck it up cupcake, go find a fruit tree, knock on a door and ask if you can pick some otherwise, be grateful.

Cheryll Edwards.

She has every right to complain - if it was you wouldn't you be upset?

Times have gotten harder and food has gotten dearer so if you need help you don't expect to get crap quality do you! Not good enough. Helen Bisley.

Move to a third world country where they have no electricity, no car, no tv, basic shelters. We do have lots of unnecessary expenses here. Get rid of all the excess and I think you will find you can live quite cheaply. Mark Quinn.

Well I know of a fulltime worker who's on a good wicket and who took advantage of getting a food parcel and it pissed me off as she was telling people as she is chugging on a smoke. They need to screen better and actually help the ones in need. Nadia Smith.

The food bank do the best they can with what they have.

Leticia Robertson.

Everybody has the right to be upset about whatever they choose. Me, I'd be grateful for the little I have is more than 90 per cent of the rest of the world. It's a matter of perspective. Count your blessings! Robbie Siataga Kavanagh.

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Helene Thomson.

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Nayland College Adult Community Education offers an eclectic mix of courses starting March/ April. Learn how to get your stories ‘out there’ with Jane Horder’s course on working effectively with local media.. Learn how to use a computer or i-pad to help communications for work or play, or improve your communication skills through active listening. For those considering

Margy Meys will teach students to master a sewing machine or unleash their domestic god/ goddess when designing and sewing a funky apron.

Make your own parmesan, specialty blue, edam, feta, halloumi or camembert cheese with Liz Downey. Joc’ Winters’ comprehensive course teaches how to grow food

starting, or new to business learn the basics with Alison Blanchett. Nelson Bays Community Law Educator, Peter Riley, can inform you about Family Trusts, Wills and Powers of Attorney and the importance for you and your loved ones.

Ben Self ’s Coffee Fixation Evening will explain what makes great coffee. For adults who are looking for creativity, find your fun in upholstering a pre-loved piece of furniture or completing your own mosaic outdoor paver.

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5 Koru Place Stoke, Nelson 547 4666 tion the Company has experienced significant growth accumulating a wide variety of successfully completed projects and staff levels have increased to 40. Throughout this period of growth it became particularly evident that their original premises in Beach Road, Richmond

had become too small for their operational requirements.

When asked, Coman Construction’s Contracts Manager Ben Coman laughs. “We had been short on space for a long time, in fact Gordon’s office was utilised as both a smoko and meeting room. It wasn’t ideal.”

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Coman Construction staff, from left, Hamish Kappely, Ben Coman, John McKenzie, Gavin Williams, Gordon Coman, Jo Coman, Gaylene Weir and Shayne Dickinson outside their new offices on Koru Place in Stoke.

Coman Construction Ltd has been building large-scale commercial, industrial, educational and community facilities in the Top of the South for more than 25 years.

Throughout this period they have completed a long list of significant buildings. Some major projects worthy of specific note include: Richmond Mall – Eastern Entry; Freeman Roofing Factory; Peter Baker Transport; Gough Group TWL Building; Waimea College Gymnasium – Stages 1 and 2; Saxton Soccer Pavilion; Civil Defence Headquarters – Oxford Street; Westport Cultural Hub – (Coal town Museum and I-site); Victory School Hall and Community Centre; Summit Real Estate – Queen Street; Moutere Hills Community Centre; Headingly Centre and Mapua Waterfront Park Beautification (stage 2) .

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5 Koru Place Stoke, Nelson 547 4666 Coman Construction’s new head quarters at 5 Koru Place, Stoke.

“The idea of relocating has been work in progress for a number of years”, says Ben. “It was important to Gordon and I to firstly secure the right site and secondly to give serious consideration to the specific design features and internal layout of our proposed new build.

We had an idea in mind and knew the importance of getting this right to suit our day to day operation.”

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5 Koru Place Stoke, Nelson 547 4666 During this relocation period Coman Construction has also been working alongside family owned partner company Coman Holdings on other exciting developments for Pic’s Really Good Peanut Butter and Animates NZ. Ben explains “Coman Holdings provides design, build and lease back packages in which we work closely alongside companies or individuals to provide building turn-key packages. We will design and build to suit specific requirements.

“Our clients are busy running businesses and don’t want to waste time looking for land and worrying about building. They want to get on with running their business.” Ben’s father Gordon and grandfather Bill Coman manage Coman Holdings from offices in Wakatu Industrial Estate, Stoke.

This is where Bill and Pic started talking…

A conversation between two good neighbours a year ago has led to Nelson company Pic’s Really Good Peanut Butter securing a new warehouse at Wakatu Industrial Estate.

Pic’s Really Good Peanut Butter’s owner

Pic Picot had been talking to Bill Coman about looking for another building so that his growing business could continue expanding. Pic and Bill had been neighbours when their businesses were based in “an old factory at the meatworks” so when Pic needed some expert

Pic’s Really Good Peanut Butter, new building at 15 Wakatu Industrial Estate. advice on securing a new premises he knew exactly where to go.

“I started off making peanut butter in the garage at home in Brougham Street and then I moved into this old factory at the meat works where Bill Coman was my neighbour. He was really supportive of our business and we always got on really well.

“So when it came time for us to move I talked to Bill. He offered us some space

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Pic says the new 700 square metre building located at 15 Elms Street in Wakatu Industrial Estate will be used as a storage facility and offices. They will continue making Pic’s Really Good Peanut Butter at their present factory at 18 Elms Street and have purchased a new truck to transport pallets, jars and lids and the finished product between the two sites.

Pic and his team will move into the new building at the end of the month and he says they can’t wait. Their business had grown so much that things were getting crowded at the existing site and now they have plenty of room to continue that growth.

“We desperately needed more room. We have 16 staff and produce 5000-6000 jars of peanut butter a day - that’s two tonnes of peanuts a day!

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5 Koru Place Stoke, Nelson 547 4666 Paving the way for Coman Construction

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Headingly Centre – Grace Church, construction completed 2009.

The Coman name will continue to be associated with quality construction in the Nelson province. “We value our long standing and hard earned reputation and brand “Proud, Professional, Proven” says Gordon. He attributes a lot of the company’s growth and success to his longstanding, loyal and hardworking employees and sub-contractors. “We are fortunate to have a great team of guys who pull together on site to deliver these projects” he says. “At

times some of the projects we work on are very complex and demanding, our team realise the importance to our reputation to deliver a quality product on time.” He was also quick to acknowledge the Company’s excellent Management team and Foreman.

Coman Construction looks forward to the challenges ahead and will continue to grow its business with further workshop and warehouse development planned for the Koru Place site.

Right: The recently completed Fawdan Development in Oxford Street Richmond, housing the Civil Defence Headquarters.

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Melanoma March is preparing to kick off a fundraising and awareness drive of melanoma around the country, with the local branch hosting an auction night.

The Melanoma Foundation of NZ is a non-government funded charitable trust devoted to issues relating to melanoma.

It's mission is to create excellence in the awareness, education, prevention, treatment and research of melanoma in New Zealand. New Zealand has the highest rate of melanoma in the world. More than 4000 people are diagnosed each year and over 350 people die each year of this very preventable cancer.

That is higher than the road toll.

As part of Melanoma March, there is a Yamaha Ski-NZ 2014 event taking place from March 9 to 15, in and around Nelson. This has been

organised by melanoma survivor Jeremy Burfoot.

In 2013, Jeremy and wife Manola organised the inaugural Yamaha Melanoma Foundation Ski-NZ 2013, a 600km ride between Tauranga and Bay of Islands.

This year’s Ski-NZ 2014 event travels the coastline eastward from the Whanganui Inlet, located west of Farewell Spit, to Nelson, French Pass, around D’Urville and Stephens Islands, then Picton, followed by a Cook Strait crossing to finish in Wellington.

On Tuesday March 11, the Nelson group will host the Ski-NZ Auction Night at the Honest Lawyer from 6pm. The dinner will feature live music, live and silent auctions.

To purchase tickets, which are $50 per person, contact admin@melanoma.org.nz or 0800 463-526.

Nelson Waimea Gun Club champs The Nelson Waimea Gun Club Championships were held on Sunday, February 16.

HOA High Gun: V Bayley 173/180.

A Grade HOA: K Van Asch 172/180.

B Grade HOA: G Crosbie 167/180.

C Grade HOA: I Simpson 150/180.

Visitors Cup: V Bayley.

Ladies: V O’Connor, Veterans: K Van Asch.

25 tgt Skeet - HOA N Simpson 25.

A Grade 1st M O’Connor 24, 2nd K Van Asch 23, 3rd W Oldham 23. B Grade 1st H Owen 24, 2nd V Bayley 24, 3rd L Owen 24. C Grade 1st G Beattie 24, 2nd K Cross 23, 3rd M Pouwhare 22.

10 pr Double Rise - HOA H Owen 19. A Grade 1st B Mead 17, 2nd M Sheppard 15, 3rd K Van Asch 15.

B Grade 1st G Crosbie 17, 2nd B Gould 14, 3rd R Marks 14. C Grade 1stM Pouwhare 15, 2nd A Hogarth 14, 3rd K Cross 14.

15 tgt Minis - HOA L Owen 14.

A Grade 1st B Mead 14, 2nd M

O’Connor 13, 3rd K Van Asch 13. B Grade 1st I Bright 13, 2nd R Marks 13, 3rd G Wilkes 13. C Grade 1st I Simpson 13, 2nd P Harling 13, 3rd B Ballie 13.

25 tgt Single Rise – HOA M Sheppard 25. A Grade 1st B Cowin 25, 2nd W Oldham 25, 3rd K Van Asch 25. B Grade 1st V Workman 25, 2nd B Gould 24, 3rd M Tait 24. C Grade 1st K Robinson 24, 2nd B Tait 23, 3rd J Mead 22.

75 Points Score – HOA V Bayley 74. A Grade 1st K Van Asch 74, 2nd W Oldham 74, 3rd B Cowin 72. B Grade 1st G Crosbie 72, 2nd H Owen 70, 3rd B Gould 69.

C Grade 1st I Simpson 68, 2nd H Owen 70, 3rd B Gould 69.

25 tgt Single Barrel – HOA M O’Connor 25. A Grade 1st B Mead 24, 2nd V Bayley 23, 3rd N Simpson 22. B Grade 1st G Crosbie 24, 2nd M Tait 23, 3rd V Workman 23. C Grade 1st G Beattie 24, 2nd J Mead 24, 3rd B Ballie 20.

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Our region’s biggest annual Country Music (including while contestants are singing). There’s Event – The Nelson Country Music Club's 29th no bigger buzz for an artist than to see people Sun City Country Music Awards, will be happen- out there enjoying their music. So round up your ing on February 28 and March 1 and 2. It will friends and make sure to get along – Entry $5. once again be held at the Nelson Suburban Club, Tickets for the weekend events are available at the Nelson Suburban Club, Tahunanui Drive, which last year proved to be an excellent venue.

Singers, young and old alike, from all over the South Island, (and a few from the North), are currently brushing up their songs, dusting off their stage clothes, and getting set to compete for this year’s titles.There are roughly 20 different age and style categories for competitors to tackle - including country rock, gospel, old time, duet, group, original song, & instrumental. The Committee members Jim Palmer, Linda Hahn, Luke Connor, ‘auditions’ (which are Lou Reeves (Convenor) Donna Scholfield and Shirley Dick. essentially the ‘heats’) take place all day Saturday and on Sunday morn- Nelson. Prices are being kept to a minimum. Fiing (starting from 8am!), in front of the public nals tickets are: Adult $15 and U18 $10, and a as well as the judges, then the top 2 singers from weekend pass to the auditions is $8. each section are announced as finalists going We are all looking forward to another great weekon to compete for the top prizes at Sunday af- end of Country Music and we hope that you are ternoon’s Finals Concert – starting at 2pm. This able to join us. fantastic show will also feature last year’s extremely talented Senior Overall Winner - Cam Scott from Cave in South Canterbury.

We are very excited about a new feature of the awards this year, which will be a FREE CounenterPrises try Music Showcase in the Member’s Bar of the Nelson Suburban Club on the Friday evening • Builders from 7-9.30pm. All 8 members of our talent• Building relOCatOrs ed judging panel —who hail from all over the New Zealand, will be entertaining—making it a night not to be missed.

Our Saturday night, Rock’n’Roll evening is also 6 O’Connor rd, appleby set to be another highlight, it’s a great chance Ph/Fax: 03 544 2443 Ph: 0800 760 213 to let your hair down and hit the dance floor, mob: 027 446 0213 email: nrperriam@xtra.co.nz

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Having your home or office Feng Shui-ed can have health and productively benefits, and luckily for Nelson, Rose Renton is on hand to help get your place in order.

Feng Shui is a natural science applied to buildings of all kinds to achieve harmony and balance. Placements are made both inside and outside the building to achieve balance, these placements are easy to make and they are always in keeping with the use of the area.

Rose Renton Anyone can choose to have their work or home Feng Shui-ed, and Rose has more than 15 years’ experience in helping transform people’s homes and lives. “My clients cannot imagine life without Feng Shui – it brings clarity, order and motivation. Not only is it fun and easy, Feng Shui works,” she says. There are two ways to get Rose involved in organising your rooms. Either arrange an on-site visit, or you can learn how to do it yourself through her Feng Shui night workshop, which is running from mid-March to early May at the Richmond Library Rooms.

For more information call Rose at 538 0877, 027 588 8758 or email roserenton@xtra.co.nz Discover a fitter, healthier, happier you.

“I have been in business for over a year now in Nelson.

Before arriving here in New Zealand, I spent over five years in Scotland running a health and fitness business.

Upon arriving in Nelson I quickly familiarised myself with the gyms and yoga studios: within a week I started my first fitness class and within two I began instructing yoga. I have gradually built my client base and affiliation Claire Diver with other professionals such as physiotherapists and chiropractors. I now run an EarlyBird Bootcamp, Sports Yoga Courses, Core and Mobility classes for athletes and dancers. I am very honoured to work with such a varied group of individuals. My Personal Training client base is fantastic: individuals new to fitness, strength and balance sessions for vulnerable adults, cross training for athletes, weight loss and toning, yoga and strength. I am glad I set my roots down here and happy to call Nelson my second home. I am also delighted to have the opportunity to grow a veggie patch! With its great people and endearing environment, Nelson is the perfect setting to continue building my business.”

As a Stoke local for over 20 years, Donna Thorpe brings a wealth of property management knowledge to the Stoke/Tahunanui area. She began her property management career for Summit Property Management Motueka, and has been servicing her ‘home turf ’ for over 12 months. She is passionate about property management and loves the challenge that the job brings to her each day. Whether it’s meeting landlords to make sure their investment is achieving what they need, or finding the right property for tenants to call their home, Donna’s expertise and motivation to get the best results makes having a property managed by her a rewarding experience for any home owner. Summit offers ongoing training and a well structured office with up to the minute systems in place, meaning all properties are managed to the highest standards. Donna’s excellent communication skills allow landlords to step back from the day to day running of their property, enjoy their investment and the knowledge that their portfolio is in truly capable hands.

For those looking for houses to rent or for someone to manage their rental property, Summit Property Management provides the largest knowledge base and experience in the Nelson region. Talk to Donna Thorpe today, a property manager with the experience and knowledge that counts.

Alicia Reeve is a registered Nurse and educator for the Billings Ovulation Method™ (BOM) of Natural Family Planning. She teaches this method to couples and presents education sessions to community groups and health professionals.

Appointments are held at St Luke’s Health centre. Home visits and online appointments are offered. The method Alicia Reeve is used by millions of women around the world. It is validated by eminent international scientists and successfully trialled by the World Health Organisation.

Recent trials have shown greater than 99% reliability. By learning to identify natural signals of fertility, a woman can use the BOM to achieve or avoid pregnancy, and safeguard reproductive health. It is easy to learn and can be used through all stages of a woman’s fertile lifetime (including breastfeeding and in perimenopause). This method is used to monitor fertility, helping many sub fertile couples achieve pregnancy, including those who had been trying to conceive for more than two years, or who had failed IVF attempts.

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When making that all-important decision on what to buy, one of the main factors people look for is price, quality and “who is local?”

So Nelson Weekly has put together a feature to show you who some of our locally owned businesses are and profile what they do.

The businesses are not only Nelson icons but proud to be an integral part of the Nelson economy. When making your next shopping trip why not check out these businesses and see what they have to offer. You will be surprised with the range on offer, with expert advice and personal service. From home wares to engagement rings, beds to camping Nelson local retailers have you covered.

Nelson Weekly is proud to support locally owned Nelson businesses.

Viking Furniture and Joinery are an industry leading company producing high quality joinery for commercial and individual clients.

The qualified team present skill and care, along with sophisticated manufacturing techniques, for a wide variety of joinery including custom made furniture.

Viking guarantees the satisfaction and accuracy of all projects and time lines, which compliments their reputation as a preferred supplier to some of Nelson’s top registered master builders and architects.

Having worked on a diverse variety of projects Viking Furniture and Joinery have achieved a wide range of experience in the local commercial and residential building industry. If you are

building or renovating put yourself in the hands of Barry Thomas and his team with many years experience and be reassured that Viking Furniture & Joinery Ltd will look after you from start to finish.

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Kiwi As offering great workmanship and the job done right.

At Full House Karleen, Juliett and Karen are proud to be Nelson owned. They stock an extensive range of furniture, home wears and accessories all of the highest quality.

Sourced from around the world and New Zealand, brought to Nelson for you to enjoy. With expertise and knowledge Full House can offer advice on everything from a jug for your summer drinks to a full dining setting.

Matching colours, textures and accessories to help you create an interior with an emphasis on both aesthetics and practicality. Pay a visit to Full House and be delighted at their extensive range. Easy to find on Bridge St in the heart of Nelson, Full House is a must see icon of Nelson retail.

See more of their range visit www.fullhouse.co.nz. You never know what you might find, something you need, something you want, always something to surprise you!

When it comes to plumbing, Quantum Plumbing are the experts. They offer friendly prompt service and high quality standards no matter how large or small the job.

As a well established, locally owned company – they can offer competitive prices to suit a range of different jobs and budgets.

From maintenance and servicing, alterations or new builds, commercial, industrial to residential, Quantum Plumbing offer a full range of plumbing and hot water services including drain cleaning, new 100% locally owned & operated housing, repairs and maintenance, • Residential & Commercial Joinery • Stairs & Wardrobes bathroom and • Timber Furniture • Kitchens • Solid Timber Exterior Windows & Doors kitchen, drainage and hot water cylinders.

From leaking water/ waste pipes, roof leaks and flashings, spouting and downpipe repairs and or replacement, 86a VANGUARD ST, NELSON tapware servicing and or replacement, they've got you covered. info@vikingjoinery.org.nz As members of Registered Master Plumbers the majority of the Quantum Plumbing team are registered plumbers,

Kat’z Coffee & Food Opening Monday to Sunday 8:30am until 5:30pm

For functions call Kathy 027 444 3628 Fresh Sandwiches Delicious coffee Pies Amazing Burgers Milkshakes 100% locally owned & operated

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How can somebody at the age of 21, living in a different country, be self employed and 16 years later still loves every minute of his job?

Experience, passion, a creative mind and individuality are some of the words to describe Glen at Glen James Jeweller’s.

100% locally owned & operated

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Katz coffee cart doesn’t just have delicious food such as homemade burgers and crispy chips they also have fresh coffee and milkshakes. Milkshakes that remind us all of what it’s like to be a kid again! A Nelson icon next to the warehouse and fully mobile offering out catering for functions from markets to sporting events etc. Katz is a great place to check out for coffee, fresh sandwiches, yummy burgers and so much more! You can smell the coffee before you see it. Centrally located in the warehouse complex it’s the

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perfect place to stop for a well earned coffee or burger or to get in touch with your inner child and have a milkshake!!

Contact Kathy on 027 444 3628 and talk about your next function!

Glen James Jewellers - proudly locally owned and being part of the Nelson community are things that are very important to Glen. Born on the West Coast of the South Island Glen has become a popular figure in Nelson not only for his sense of humor but more importantly his exquisite jewelry creations. Glen can take an idea and turn it into a custom designed piece for every day wear or for any special reason. You can buy an item off the shelf mass produced or you can choose to work with a true master craftsman like Glen who has over 20 years jewellery experience. From wedding rings, engagement rings, one off designs and repairs Glen is able to offer everything you desire. BOOM!!!

100% locally owned & operated

12 Bridge St, Nelson. Ph 548 1975

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If you’re feeling frisky, make your way to Be... Adult Boutique at 18a Vanguard St. They stock a range of adult movies and toys to fulfil your desires, from the tame to the adventurous.

Catering for couples as well as singles, come in to discover passions you never knew you had.

You will be treated with respect and discretion, but if you prefer, they have an online store at www.bkinky.

Indoor or outdoor lighting to suit your style available from Lighthouse Nelson co.nz where you can find out more and order from their extensive range of quality products.

Andrew Satherley aka Sav, is Nelson’s roof rack specialist and proud owner of Roof Rack Nelson and the 4x4 Centre. Based on Parkers Rd, Roof Rack Nelson offers a solution to every vehicle Feeling woolly when looking at your garden? accessory need. If your vehicle is for the farm, Then it’s time to call off road adventure or a family car, Sav can help.

He stocks a huge range of accessories, from 4×4 recovery gear, winches and roof racks to items to make those long holiday road trips more comfortable.

For the ‘baa-ack’ yard Sav sells and fits Nelson’s most comprehensive ewe deserve roof rack range, making it the perfect stop From lamb chops (small jobs) to mutton chops (big jobs) before you head over to the bach. to wolf in sheep’s clothing (difficult and awkward jobs).

From Rhino-Rack, Thule and Prorack, roof All work considered. % racks and roof bars, to luggage and ski boxes, 100 locally Call Caleb 022 122 5013 owned & operated luggage trays, kayak cradles and cycle racks

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Each week photos from the Nelson Provincial Museum’s “glass plate” collection will run in Nelson Weekly and Waimea Weekly in the hope that more can be found out about them.

Left: Mr Hanlon. Tyree Studio Collection: 37024.

Below: Jones, Smithy, Cullensville. Tyree Studio Collection:36977.

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Email details to the museum at: history@museumnp.org.nz.

Tasman Visual Arts Group members Averill Moore, left, and Elaine Barker-Grace, right, with Peter Owen from Eyebright, ahead of their next exhibition. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Art ready for exhibition A wonderful week long exhibition of visual artwork will be held out at Eyebright from this Saturday.

The Tasman Visual Arts Group, which consists of around 40 local artists, will be basing their next exhibition in the vibrant setting of Eyebright on McShane Rd, having previously been situated in the Richmond Town Hall.

The exhibition runs from 9am-5pm every day and will be the group’s largest. “We’ve got Nelson exhibitors, Stoke, Mapua, Richmond, they’re from all over the region,” says exhibitor Averill Moore. “We have water colour, acrylics, oils, they have freedom to do whatever they want.”

Elaine Barker-Grace, another member of the group, says each artist is able put ten pieces on

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Entry to the exhibition is by gold coin donation, and there will be live art on site. Most pieces will also be on sale.

The end of the exhibition, which closes on Sunday March 9, will coincide with Eyebright’s Sun Flower Festival. The Sun Flower Festival will be held at Eyebright on March 8 and 9, and includes farm animals, guinea pigs, food and music, vintage farm machinery, the sun flower art competition and, of course, a field of sun flowers. Entry to the Sun Flower Festival is free.

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Tasman captain and Highlander Shane Christie, during the Highlanders and Blues at the Forsyth Barr Stadium on Saturday night. Photo: Peter McIntosh.

Tasman Makos fans have ten reasons to get into this year’s Super Rugby competition, with the ITM Cup Championship winners having a record representation across the New Zealand teams.

Never before has the region had so many Super Rugby players, with ten Tasman Makos signing contracts after the successful provincial season – and the good news is all ten will be returning to Nelson for the ITM Cup. Tasman Rugby Union’s Les Edwards, acknowledges fans’ loyalties and allegiances might be more split in 2014, with those players spread across four different franchises – and with former Tasman prop Sam Prattley at the Blues there is argument that all of the bases are covered. “I think there’s every chance the Chiefs will become our region’s second favourite team,” he says, after the Crusaders had traditionally been the Super Rugby franchise of choice for most Nelson rugby fans. “The Crusaders is, for most people in our region, their team but the Chiefs are certainly knocking on doors, aren’t they.”

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with James Lowe running the length of the field to score a try in the dying stages of Friday night’s 18-10 win over the Crusaders. Tevita Koloamatangi, who is only signed on a wider training squad deal, made his Super Rugby debut for the Chiefs, starting at openside flanker. He had a busy first game, marking none other than Richie McCaw. The two other Makos that will be playing in Hamilton this year are fullback Tom Marshall, who ventures north after two seasons with the Crusaders, but is currently out for the next eight weeks with an injury, and flanker Liam Squire.

In Friday’s opener, Makos fans got a chance to see one of the Crusaders contingent, with Tim Perry handed a starting spot over All Black prop Wyatt Crockett. Kieran Fonotia, who was selected in the wider training squad, is yet to make an appearance.

In the deep south, Shane Christie got his Super Rugby season off to the perfect start, with the Highlanders beating the Blues 29-21. Joe Wheeler is also contracted to the Highlanders

this year but did not play in the season opener.

And finally, Marty Banks – who rose to prominence after missing out on an ITM Cup contract with the Makos before steering them to the Championship title – started at fullback for the Hurricanes in their 27-9 loss to the Sharks in Durban.

He booted a trademark long range penalty to pick up his first points of the campaign. Marty is joined by Billy Guyton at the Hurricanes, after the Makos halfback secured a wider training squad contract.

There are a number of other players with Nelson connections in each of the franchises, including James Marshall (Hurricanes), Sam Prattley (Blues) and Mitchell Drummond (Crusaders). James and Sam had both played for Tasman, but signed with other ITM Cup teams when their Super future had been decided, but it appears the current crop of Tasman players are happy to come back.

“What we would love is for players to stay in the region, play ITM Cup, get themselves a Super Rugby franchise contract but then want to stay and play for us,” says Les. “We’ve got ten guys with contracts and they’re all coming back, and that’s really important.”

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might get some more opportunities, although whether captain Coey Turipa would be amongst those rested is unknown. He says it would be Coey’s decision. “We’ll have a younger squad again but they work really hard and they might be young in age but their maturity and ability is right up there. We don’t lose anything at all by having younger players in the squad,” says Davor.

A player the Falcons won’t have this week, or for the remainder of the season, is electric forward Omar Guardiola. Omar was removed from the squad after his red card for violent conduct against Southern United. He had planned to link up with Wairarapa United in the Central Premier League over winter, and has now moved up earlier.

Davor says Omar wasn’t “kicked out”, but his violent conduct broke a rule the team had spoken about at the start of the season.

“Everyone knew what the deal was and it’s unfortunate for him.”

with former Garin College student Jos Lis coming off the bench to score a second half brace.

“The boys are really happy. That’s eight wins from eight games so far, and to win the Southern Conference with two games remaining is just amazing,” he says.

The Falcons will play two more games before the final – the first of which is this Sunday at Trafalgar Park against YoungHeart Manawatu – and Davor hinted that some of the young players

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AThlETicS: Nelson’s Alex Jordan took out the open men’s 300m race at the International Track Meet in Christchurch over the weekend, winning the race in 34.41 seconds. Thrower Dale Pritchard also attended the competition, finishing sixth in the shot put and fourth in the discus.

FooTbAll: Geena Gross and Emily Jensen have helped the Junior Football Ferns qualify for the FIFA Under-20 Women’s World Cup, both playing key roles in the qualifying tournament in Auckland last week. New Zealand beat Papua New Guinea 3-0 in the final match of the OFC Under-20 Championship, to book a spot in Canada later this year.

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FUTSAl: The Waimea College Wolves Futsal have returned from a tournament in Christchurch, where they went unbeaten.

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It’s like the Nelson Marlborough Falcons just don’t know how to lose.

Sunday afternoon’s 2-0 win over Team Wellington in the capital, has secured them the Southern Conference title and a place in the ASB Youth League final with two games to spare.

The NZ King Salmon Falcons only needed one point from the remaining three matches to be sure of a spot in the final, but the weekend’s three pointer in Wellington has ensured the team’s perfect record remains intact – that’s right eight wins from eight games – and a home final against Auckland City, likely to be on March 16.

The Falcons are just in their second season of national league football, and considering they come from one of the smallest catchment areas in the competition the perfect record is certainly remarkable.

Coach Davor Tavich took a younger squad to Wellington, with over-age player Ryan Stewart back in Nelson, and he was extremely happy with the result,

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Murchison’s white water scene on show Some of the expected 200 white water kayakers will cram into vans and drive from all corners of the country, just to get amongst this weekend’s Buller Festival.

But what started out as a pretty “underground”, “grassroots” event 20 years ago, is hoping to continue its identity as New Zealand’s premier white water event.

The Buller Festival goes for three days, and includes four action filled events for what the volunteer organisers say, is the largest of its kind in the country. “It started off pretty small with one or two events with a big of shindig at the rec centre in town but now it’s grown over the year to what it is now,” says Sophia Mulder. “It’s gone from strength to strength and it’s become what it is purely from the interest in competitive kayaking.”

The Buller Festival, or shortened as Buller Fest, begins on the Matakitaki River with the popular boater cross, an event which sees

multiple kayakers race down the river together. On Saturday the event moves to O’Sullivan’s rapid on the Buller River for an individually timed kayak slalom and the rafter cross. The final day is the cardboard cup, where teams of two construct a vessel of their design from nothing but cardboard and duct tape.

While the slalom event is sure to draw the most competitors, the boater cross is generally the most popular, because of the competitive nature. “It’s a little bit more exciting,” Sophia says.

Murchison is one of the country’s white water capitals, with up to 20 different runs in the nearby rivers.

“Murchison is like the epicenter.

They call it the four river plains. It’s not necessarily the hardest white water in New Zealand but there’s so many different variations from class one, class two and all the way to class four and five if we get the right weather.”

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Student wins Rainbow Rage

Nayland College student Olivia Miller completed back-to-back wins in the Summit Real Estate Rainbow Rage on Saturday but she still has unfinished business in the annual mountainbike ride from St Arnaud to Hanmer Springs.

Olivia, 17, won the women’s race in 4 hours 18 minutes 32 seconds, on a day when a strong tail wind helped riders record super-fast times over the slightly shortened 104 kilometre course.

Although Olivia’s winning time was 20 minutes faster than last year, and over an hour faster than the next female rider, she still wasn’t entirely happy.

“I can’t believe that Dad beat me again. Next year it’s all on,” Olivia joked after the race.

Olivia’s father Tim, was delighted to retain the family bragging rights and to record a personal best for the race in his 13th Rainbow Rage. He finished second in the veteran 3 men’s race in 3 hours 58 minutes 15 seconds, over half an hour faster than last year.

Olivia says her next assignment is the Motutapu near

The leading group of riders splash through a ford in last Saturday’s Rainbow Rage mountainbike ride from St Arnaud to Hanmer Springs. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

Queenstown on March 8. Then she will represent New Zealand at the Oceania Champs a week later at Mt Hutt in Canterbury.

Race record holder Tom Filmer of Richmond, won the men’s Rainbow Rage in 3 hours 28 minutes 44 seconds heading off Stephen Halligan of Hanmer by one minute 18 seconds.

Waimea College’s Lachlan Brownlie won the junior men’s race in 3 hours 59 minutes 32 seconds, while Nelson’s Tim Bygate (veteran 3 men’s in 3 hours 53 minutes 17 seconds), Ross McArthur (veteran 4 men’s

in 5 hours 5 minutes 7 seconds) and Ralph Hetzel (veteran 5 men’s in 7 hours 37 minutes 4 seconds) won their age groups.

Nelson’s Michelle Walker (veteran 1 women’s race in 5 hours 55 minutes 16 seconds) and Rita O’Neill (veteran 3 women’s in 5 hours 35 minutes 24 seconds) won their age groups. Nelson’s Olivia Daniel won the 42 kilometre Tennyson Return race from Lake Tennyson to Hanmer Springs in 1 hours 53 minutes 20 seconds.

One hundred and twenty riders completed Saturday’s event.

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Community Events HAMPDEN ST SCHOOL REUNION: Any pupils who attended Hampden St School during the years up to 1950 are invited to an informal reunion at the Suburban Club, 134 Tahunanui Dr from 3pm, Mon 10 March. Check with your class mates to see if they are going & invite them to come along. All welcome. Ron Marris 5467888 STRUggLINg FAMILIES NEED YOUR HELP: Volunteers required to serve on our committee and train as Budget Advisors. Please call 546 9021 STOKE SENIORS: Tues 25: Ken & David & friends perform songs you love; Thurs 27: Illustrated talk about the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary. Most weekly concerts/events start @ 1.30pm - admission $3 (unless otherwise stated). Includes entertainment & Afternoon Tea. Stoke Seniors Hall, 548 Main Rd, PH: 547-2660 email: stokeseniors@xtra.co.nz THE MELROSE SOCIETY needs your unwanted treasure for their annual Heritage Week sale during April.

All proceeds used for restoration/maintenance of historic Melrose House, Brougham St. Items may be left at the cafe - open daily 9am-5pm. Ph. 548 7269 RED PUPPY APPEAL Volunteers needed for an easy 2hrs of collecting for the Blind Foundation in Nelson & Richmond. Fri 28 & Sat 29 March. Contact Carl Horn at 539-1108.

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Next Volunteer Training Course: 21-23 March. For info contact 548 4978 or jettie.zeestraten@redcross.org.nz NELSON DIABETES SUPPORT gROUP: Meets Fri 28 Feb, Nick Smith's Rooms, 544 Waimea Rd. 1.30-3pm.

Speaker, Caroline Allen, pharmacist. Afternoon tea. Gold coin donation. Phone Joan 548 6263.

OUR AMAZINg PLACE The Wood Community TREASURE HUNT (FB) Sunday 23 March 12.45 Results Gym Kinzett Terrace. Discover the hidden treasures of your community - People, places, businesses and services COUCH STORIES True Stories Told Live. What DO politicians talk about when they CAN’T talk politics? Find out as a line-up of Labour MPs & local politicians tell true stories about anything EXCEPT politics! 7pm March 7 Old St John’s, Nelson. $15 Book at Everyman. For details of storytellers visit www. couchstories.co.nz PLUNKET BABY BONANZA: Sat 12 April, Hope Hall, 9am-12pm. Over 50 stalls of New, Near New & Secondhand Baby/Childrens Clothes, Toys & Nursery items. Table bookings now

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INDOOR BOwLS: Join us for non-serious friday night indoor bowls at St Andrews, top of Songer St. Starting Friday 8 March 7pm. Good social activity with no previous experience needed. Enquiries ph 547 3329.

FREE BEgINNERS TANgO CLASS: Sat 8 March, outdoors in the Queens Gardens (Bridge St) midday - 1pm. If raining go to Bar Berlin, 8 Church St. Bring a picnic for afterwards. Contact 027 238 0568, annemaree.therkleson@ gmail.com PIgEON VALLEY STEAM MUSEUM, Wakefield On Steam: Sun 2 March Old machinery, tractors, trucks, sawmill, traction engine and jigger rides. Allan Palmer 027 319 7427 YOgA @ wOMAN DAY SPA: 98 Nile St, with Sue Fuller. Tues 9:30-11am $16 or 10 for $130 & Tues lunchtime 12:101pm $13 a class or 4 for $40. For info, call Sue 03 545 2565 or 0279 446 492 email sue@wellbeingworldonline.com.

INTERNATIONAL wOMAN’S DAY 8 March 10am to 2pm. Sundial Square, Richmond. Sponsored by Waimea Soroptomists Organisations, Supporting women and families in Nelson/Tasman.

SELF PUBLISHINg wORKSHOP: Prolific writer Wendy Scott, who is based on the West Coast, gives advice on self publishing & building an author platform. Constance Barnicoat Room, Richmond Library, Sun, 9 March, 9.30am-1.30pm. Cost $20 payable at the door. Contact Chrissie ph 5469818.

ROCK 'N' ROLL beginners classes begin 6 March 7pm, for 6 weeks.Nelson Suburban Club, $5 per lesson. All welcome, you do not have to be a couple.

RELAY FOR LIFE Survivors & Carers VIP Afternoon Tea. Saxton Field, 1 March. RSVP Cancer Society Nelson 539 3662 / email info@cancernelson.org.nz SwIMMINg gROUP meets every Friday 12.30pm at Ngawhatu Pool. $3 donation to Cancer Society Nelson PROSTATE CANCER SUPPORT gROUP meets 1st Thurs of the month 1.30-3.30pm Broadgreen House. Phone Ian 547 3373 for more information.

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Wed 5 March, 11.30am -1.30pm, The Prince Albert Hotel, 113 Nile St. Guest speaker at 12.30pm: LaVerne Clark on ‘Breaking Into the American Market’.

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MARYBANK gARDEN CLUB meets on Tuesday 4 March, 7.30 p.m. in the Pipe BAand Hall , Paru Paru Rd. Speaker is Margaret Faulkner - Havesting summers bounty with the use of a dehydrator. Garden Ramble 6.30p.m. 17A Titoki St, Stoke. Contact—576 5122 NExT CERVICAL SCREENINg CLINIC: 4 March. Held the 1st Tues of each month at Victory Community Centre. No or Low cost – criteria applies Ph 546 8385 for appointment.

FOSTER PARENTS CHANgE LIVES AND COMMUNITIES. Training for Child, Youth & Family foster parents is being held in Nelson on 11, 18 & 25 March, 9am-4pm. Call 989 4200 for more information.

ISEL LADIES PROBUS CLUB welcomes new members to friendly, interesting meetings 4th Weds of the month, commencing 26 February, 10am. Saxton Field Netball Stadium. Contact Shirley 5472664 or Bev 5476522 FRESH FOCUS Hayden Thompson, international coffee expert, speaks about “Beyond the Grind”. Mon, 3 March, 1011am. Nelson Suburban Club, 168 Tahunanui De. All welcome. Entry $2.

COMPLIMENTARY COFFEE and cake offered at Atawhai Playcentre on Fri 7 March to celebrate National Playcentre Awareness week. Come & enjoy a morning with us with your family 9.15 to 11.45am. 655 Atawhai Cres.545 0828.

TABLE TENNIS: Saxton Stadium.

Enter your three player team. All levels of play welcome. Email: tt.nelson@xtra. co.nz or Michael 547 3005, Stadium 5479479.

THE NELSON MERCHANT NAVY ASS. Will hold a meeting at The Nelson Suburban Club, Tahunanui Dr, Mon 3 March, 1.30pm. All past & present seafares most welcome. Ph: Dave 547 5420 ART ExHIBITION at Chateau Rhubarbe, 7 Edward St, Wakefield, by Sandra Monro. Until 28 March.

BECOME A MENTOR information evening: Wed, 26 Feb, 7pm at community meeting room, Nick Smith’s offices, corner of Waimea & Quarantine Rds. Find out what it’s like to mentor a young person through the Big Brothers Big Sisters

of Nelson mentoring programme. More info at www.bigbrothersbigsisters.org.nz DANCESPORT NELSON DANCE PARTY: Ballroom, Latin, New Vogue.

Sat, 1 March. Richmond School Community Hall. 7.30pm till late. $6. Please bring a plate for supper. All welcome.

Pauline 547 4523 REgULAR EVENTS THE RICHMOND SPINNINg & wEAVINg gROUP: Meet 9.30am, Birch Hall, Richmond Showgrounds, 2nd & 4th Thurs for Spinning, 3rd for Felting & Weaving, if you wish to learn come & join us, you will be most welcome, bring your lunch,we have a great time. Mary, 5472-611 VICTORY COMMUNITY CENTRE: Ph 546 8389.

Hand Craft: Share crafts that Nanas know, knitting, crochet, stitching. Bring lunch, share projects Weds until 16 April, 12.30-2.45pm, Pomeroys coffee $2 Donation.

Sit & Be Fit: Have fun exercise sitting down, burn calories, tone muscles, keep your heart healthy. Tues 10-10.45am, 13 Feb-17 April, $2.50 per session, 16+yrs.

Housie at Victory: Fun with members of your community. Prizes, refreshments & transport available. Weds 2-4pm, 19 Feb, 5 & 19 Mar, 2 & 16 April $2.

Zumba: Exciting Latin Rhythms, easy to follow moves to create a fun fitness class for all levels Weds 7-8pm, 29 Jan 16 April, $5 per class, 16+ yrs.

Laughter Yoga: The body’s natural antidote to stress. Simple powerful exercise, with yogic breathing. Bring yoga mat or towel. Weds 5.30-6.30pm, $2.

Victorious Chess: Supportive for all levels. All ages, Under 8’s with caregiver - bring chest set if you have one. Mon 10th Feb to 14th April, 3.45-5pm, $1 pp.

Qi Gong: Aligning breath, movementhealing & meditation. Relax your entire body, relieve stress & pain. Thurs 13 Feb17 April, 9.30–10.30am $3 per session.

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ART ON HALIFAx: Visit the Sunday Arts Market at 3 Halifax St. 10am-2pm, fill out an entry form to go into the draw for $150 voucher. Artists Ph. 5481721 to book a stall.

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