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Aussie lawyer threatens Weekly The Gold Coast lawyer behind the cancer trust “ripping off ” local donors has threatened the Nelson Weekly with a lawsuit after it exposed the trust’s fundraising tactics. The threat comes as the Cancer Research Charitable Trust suspends all fundraising in New Zealand and the Department of Internal Affairs launches an urgent review of the trust and its activities.
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andrew@nelsonweekly.co.nz The Australian-based trust – which was collecting in Nelson last week – was found to have donated less than 5 per cent of the $1.1 million it collected from New Zea-
landers over four years, with the rest going towards staff and administration costs. Since the article was published in the Weekly the story has spread nationally and was printed in The New Zealand Herald last week and featured on the national Newstalk ZB talkback programme. Last week the Weekly received legal threats from Troy Manhire, the executive officer of
the trust and a lawyer on Australia’s Gold Coast. Dozens of locals have also come forward with their stories of donating to the trust, saying they feel “ripped off ” and are disgusted by the low amount that the trust donates to cancer research.
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Neighbours day celebrated
Rosemary Bygate celebrates Neighbours Day Aotearoa with fellow residents of Champion Terrace during their annual street party on Sunday. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.
The residents of Champion Terrace, who threw their fourteenth annual street party over the weekend, are proof that to love thy neighbour, you must get to know them first. The event, held on Sunday as part of Neighbours Day Aotearoa, was just one of many held all over Nelson to encourage people to get to know each other and turn streets into neighbourhoods. Rosemary Bygate, Champion Terrace resident and street party organiser, says her street was still a wonderful small community despite people having come and gone since the first party back in 1999. “We’ve got a few new neighbours now and it is something nice we can do every year to get to know each other. It makes for a safer street. If some are away we let the others know to keep an eye out.”
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Aussie lawyer threatens Weekly FROM PAGE 1 In the last financial year not one dollar of the $111,000 collected – some of that from Nelson – was donated to any charity. Mr Manhire says that donating to cancer research is only a part of the trusts goals, the other being awareness. He says collectors hand out flyers to those who donate which “reaches thousands” but none of the people who donated money in Nelson last week and spoke to the Weekly, say they received a flyer or any other information. The Department of Internal Affairs, which oversees registered charities, has launched an urgent review of the trust. The Serious Fraud Office is also evaluating the matter, and police say they will await the outcome of those probes before acting on a complaint. On Sunday the trust said it had written to Internal Affairs to advise it had suspended fundraising in New Zealand while it addressed concerns about its practices. Trustees would also meet this week to consider changing the trust’s name, given its fo-
cus had shifted from research grants to public awareness campaigns. But questions remain over where the trust’s money is being spent. And yesterday fresh details emerged, including that nearly 40 per cent of its funds go offshore. In a 2007 press release, the trust said funds raised in New Zealand were used exclusively for New Zealand projects, but it has been revealed that nearly 40 per cent of the trust’s money is spent in Australia. Under the Charities Act, a registered charity must state the percentage of its annual income spent overseas. The information is then given to Inland Revenue. In January, the trust notified Internal Affairs that 38 per cent of its New Zealand-sourced funds were spent overseas. The total amount is not yet known because the trust’s latest financial returns are not yet publicly available. Mr Manhire, would not go into financial detail yesterday but said the money spent in Australia went towards New Zealand projects. He gave the production of cancer prevention pamphlets as an example.
The research, writing, design and printing might take place in Australia, but the pamphlets themselves were distributed in New Zealand. “You’re trying to draw some conclusion that in some way we’ve misled people – that’s not the case,” says Mr Manhire. Fundraising Institute of New Zealand (FINZ) chief executive James Austin says he was “very shocked” to hear just how little money went towards research. “They should lose their charitable status.” Charities which collect cash door-to-door need tighter regulation and commissionbased canvassers should be outlawed, professional bodies say. FINZ, whose membership includes 500 individuals and 157 organisations, say it was concerned if much more than 20 per cent of a charity’s money was spent on costs. “All the good guys and girls out there – which is 99 per cent of fundraisers – suffer because of cases like this,” Mr Austin says. Additional reporting, Matthew Backhouse of APNZ.
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A tougher approach from police seems to be phasing out boy racers, amid fear their cars could be crushed or impounded for repeat offences. Earlier this month police minister Anne Tolley editorial@waimeaweekly.co.nz stated that illegal street racing offences had fall- after their third driving offence, has made a en 35 per cent since 2009 when government in- huge change to how people in the car communitroduced legislation to combat boy racers. Local ty operate. “I for one don’t want my $15,000 car police have also welcomed the news on the back crushed so I avoid trying to even tempt myself to of their own operation in 2012 that saw cars im- do a burnout. Not saying people still don’t but if pounded as a result of driver behaviour. you get caught you should pay the price.” A spokesperson for the Nelson Police says the Another driver, who admits he was getting fined individuals involved were finally getting the every weekend and is on his sixth licence susmessage that there is a real risk pension, says he is not surprised that they could lose their vehicle that the number of offences if their driving habits are not alare reducing as he himself had tered. “This group has in the past stopped because of tougher ponot been deterred by financial lice enforcement. “It’s a step that penalties for their actions. The needed to be taken or the streets fact this operation has been so will soon be owned by boy racsuccessful is put down to the iners,” the driver says. “Basically Boy racers say a police dividuals involved realising that having my licence taken from crackdown has changed there is a real risk.” me for getting too many fines has the way they drive. But while a harder approach by stopped me from driving illegally police has seen some boy racers stop gathering because I don’t want that to happen again.” at Friday night skids, some young drivers spo- Other drivers told the Weekly they stopped atken to by the Nelson Weekly say police are tar- tending skids at Waimea West on a Friday night geting anyone that drives a modified car, even if simply because they had “grown up” while some they do not use it to drive illegally. took the legal path and visit events in ChristchLiam Gill, who has only been fined once for urch. Another driver, who didn’t want his name speeding, says he was all for cleaning up the act in print, is building a boy racer car and says he of people who broke the law, as it gave the rest “a goes to Christchurch for drift competitions and bad name”. was not using it on the street to kill anyone. “But unfortunately they come down hard on “There is a big difference with the attitude and everyone and us legal ones still get hassled big mind set. Some think it’s okay to go out the wop time. But what’s got to be done gets done.” wops and do skids and I agree fully but what if Liam says the vehicle confiscation and seizure it took an ambulance one and a half hours to get bill, which ensures offenders’ cars are crushed out there and by that stage a driver was dead?”
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Neighbours day celebrated in Nelson FROM PAGE 1 Allan Carson, who has has lived in the same house on Champion Terrace for 45 years agrees and says he’s all for the event.“It certainly increases friendship and watchfulness, I think it’s a good thing to get to know each other.” Neighbourhood Support Nelson coordinator Kim MacDonald says Neighbours Day Aotearoa was all about promoting safe and friendly neighbourhoods across Nelson and she was pleased to see so many people get involved.“I was very proud of our city for getting out there and meeting their neighbours.” She says Neighbourhood Support promoted the event because their vision was for all neighbourhoods in Nelson to be safe places to be. “All Nelson neighbourhoods should feel friendly and welcoming.” Neighbours that organised a group event on the day won prizes to help them celebrate, including Bidvest cake packs, Pestell’s BBQ packs; and Transpacific Skips. Funders for the Day were Neighbourhood Support Nelson, New Zealand Community Trust and the Nelson City Council.
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Orca pod visits Nelson
Three orca whales gave a Nelson paddle boarder a Sunday morning like no other when they swam around and under his board off The Glen. Graeme Bird, pictured above, says he went for a paddle board up Mackay Bluff and was just coming back into The Glen when he saw a commotion
on shore. “I’d noticed everyone was running down to the beach with cameras so I looked around and saw what I thought were dolphins coming towards me so I thought I’d just watch them go by, but they were actually orca.” The pod had made its way from Mapua, along the Boulder Bank and past
The Glen. Graeme says he saw two adults and a calf. “I was just kind of taking it all in. I’ve seen a lot of things paddle boarding up Mackay’s, seals, octupuses and things, but this would be the highlight,” he says. Photo: Doug Barry-Martin.
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Jasper Mauerer, Hannah Shepherd and Leah Jacksties walk into Rabbit Island during the final stages of the Walk for Water charity event held on Sunday. The event, which saw participants run, walk or bike 15km from Richmond to Rabbit Island, raised close to $5000 for Water for Prosperity. Around 200 people took part in the event. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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A Nelson man says he still can’t believe the series of events that has Editor led to an investigation for an alandrew@nelsonweekly.co.nz leged hit and run. Phil Jordan says he was driving at Living Sound on Bridge St. from Tahunanui to Nelson with a “I was standing here [in the store] friend when he pulled to a stop at talking to customers and I saw the a red light by the lights by KFC. He van pull up right in front of the says there were about six cars in shop. When the customers left front of him in the right lane when I went and had a look and there a van directly in front pulled out was a dent where the crash would from the lane to get into the left have happened so I took a bunch lane, but in doing so hit a car that of photos on my phone and rang was already travelling in it. the police.” The car was shunted onto the foot- The police had the registration path but the number already van took off, in their system u n d e rc u t t i n g from a comthe other cars plaint made by before speedanother eyewiting away. Phil ness that night says they foland the police lowed the van, were able to despite several confirm that it The van allegedly involved in a cars travelling was in fact the hit and run in Tahunanui. This between the same van. photo was taken two days after two and called “I couldn’t bethe incident by an eye witness. *555 – a police lieve it, what are hotline for drivers to report road the chances? You can’t hide in Nelincidents. son can you? They came back from He says the van turned off at Rich- their shopping, sat in the van for a ardson St and he lost it in Wash- bit and then left again.” ington Valley. “We couldn’t believe Communications manager for what we saw and that the van just Nelson police, Barbara Dunn says drove off. We saw the man that was the incident is still being inveshit was ok and there were other tigated and the victim has yet to people there helping him so we come forward. thought we’d try to track down the “It’s great that Nelson people try van but lost it,” he says. to do their bit and help police out Phil and his friend, visiting from when this sort of thing happens. overseas, then carried on their way Ideally we’d like to speak with the and forgot about the van until two victim before we can lay charges days later when Phil was working though.”
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Marmite may be back on the shelves of local supermarkets but the cost is providing some food for thought for local fans of the breakfast spread. Local Countdown supermarkets are currently selling a 250gm jar of Marmite at three different prices. Countdown in Stoke is selling it for $4.17, Countdown St Vincent St is selling it for $4.08, while less than 900 metres down the road, the price at Countdown Halifax St bumps up to $4.25. A spokesperson for Countdown says that Marmite is back on the shelves at the same price it was when it was last in stock a year ago. “Shelf prices on some items may vary slightly across stores in response to nearby retail competition. Advertised
Price difference of Marmite at three different Countdown supermarkets in Nelson. price promotions however are generally national except where product supply prevents this from happening.” While Countdown on Halifax St is offering Marmite at 17 cents more than its coutnerpart around the corner, it is also the most expensive in Nelson city with Fresh Choice on Collingwood St setting their price at $4.19 and New World on Vanguard St coming in at the same price.
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Stoke Kindergarten teachers Toshi Phillips, Karen Gilbert, head teacher Sue Knox and Kay Herniman celebrating the kindy’s 60th birthday last Friday. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.
Stoke kindy turns 60
Current and ex staff, pupils and parents took part in 60th birthday celebrations for Stoke Kindergarten on Friday. More than 80 people turned up to join in the celebratory events including the kindy’s first ever teacher Trixie Hindley. The event included
the unveiling of a commemorative stone that has been engraved for the occasion and a performance featuring the kindergarten’s teachers who donned 1950s costumes reminiscent of the year the kindy first opened in the Stoke Memorial Hall in 1953.
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Redback spiders found at port Three venomous redback spiders have been discovered under a shipping container at Port Nelson after its contents had been emptied at Viridian Glass. Redback spiders, commonly referred to as black widow spiders, are listed by the Ministry of Health as one of just three living in New Zealand that are capable of biting humans and therefore should be avoided. But those fearing a sighting of the dangerous eight legged arachnids do not have to worry as all of the redback spiders and a
handful of egg sacs were destroyed shortly after the discovery by a quarantine inspector. A spokesperson from the Ministry of Primary Industries says the contents of the Australian imported container were unloaded inside the glass company’s premises before it was returned to the port. At the port, a company surveyor checked the container and found the spiders, sparking an urgent call to the MPI. Because Viridian Glass is accredited as a
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editorial@waimeaweekly.co.nz transitional facility, it means company staff are trained to be part of the biosecurity system and are authorised to check containers for any biosecurity risks and contact MPI with any concerns. MPI say the inspector took the specimens and egg sacs out to Viridian Glass as an
educational exercise to provide staff there with a visual reference for possible future arrivals of this nature, before destroying them. Viridian Glass management refused to comment in any depth, saying the discovery was unknown until the quarantine inspector arrived on site. Redback spiders are already established in parts of New Zealand. However, MPI says it has an interest in intercepting and destroying them if they come in with imported goods to prevent further introductions.
Brook river gets cleaned out
Work to clean up the city’s rivers and streams after the 2011 downpour is continuing in the Brook Valley this week. Contractors from Nelmac have been working on the weir at the edge of the Brook Valley, repairing a broken block wall and cleaning out gravel that flooded the rivers during the heavy rain last summer. “We were able to do the repairs to the wall in May, but the design also included a number of rock weirs to be constructed in the stream bed to protect the foundations. To construct the weirs we have had to work with a full bypass pump operation, so we had to wait for the low flow period, which is why we are only doing the work now,” says a council spokesperson. Work is expected to be completed in the Brook today and the project cost around $80,000.
Nelmac contractors work on fixing the weir on Brook St last Friday. Photo: Doug Barry-Martin.
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60 years of marriage, 81 on the same street
Rex and Val Westley at their Halifax St East home ahead of their diamond wedding anniversary this Friday. Photo: Andrew Board. Right: The Westleys on their wedding day in 1953.
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Here’s a love story you don’t hear too often any more: girl and boy grow up on the same street, boy marries girl and 60 years later they still live on that same street and are still happily married. That is the exact story for Val and Rex Westley, who this Friday will celebrate their diamond wedding anniversary in the same street where they both grew up, Halifax St East. Rex was born at what was then 65 Halifax St, Val was born a year later and lived just down the road at 55 Halifax St. They grew up knowing each other but Val says she didn’t think much of the Westley boy down the road. “I didn’t like him at all,” she says. Rex throws his head back in laughter as Val recalls her distaste for the man she’d spend most of her life with but reckons it’s because of a trick he used to play as a young boy. “Us boys would go punting down the Maitai River and the girls would also ask for a go so I’d put them on the flimsy ones so they’d tip off and fall into the water. The girls didn’t like me for that.” In later years they went to Central School together but didn’t have much to do with each other until Rex popped over the sand dunes at Tahuna Beach one summer and sat down talking to Val and a friend who
were laying on the sand. Shortly after Rex had asked Val on a date and he took her to the State Cinema and “even held my hand,” laughs Val. The couple were married four years later at a church on Rutherford St and had three children. Rex worked as a carpenter and Val in the canteen at the car factory. When Val inherited the family house she grew up in a re-numbering of the street meant that it was no longer 55, but now 65 Halifax St, the same number that formerly belonged to Rex’s childhood home. Rex built the house they now live in on the site Val grew up on but with the street number Rex grew up with. They say it’s quite hard case how it’s all turned out. “We were sitting here talking about it one morning and it was quite funny. This plot of land has been in my family since the 1800s and I guess we’ll be here until the end,” she says. Rex says the secret behind their long marriage has been the solid upbringing they both had while Val put it down to shared interests, honesty, faithfulness and kindness. “You’ve got to have that, we do pretty much everything together.” The Westley’s will celebrate their diamond wedding anniversary this Friday with a lunch at their daughter’s house in Richmond and a dinner with their family and friends at Trailways on Saturday.
Rate rise of 2.4% proposed A lower than expected rate rise is the key highlight in this year’s draft annual plan which opened for consultation yesterday. The plan proposes a rate rise of 2.4 per cent, down from the 3.2 per cent rise predicted in the long term plan. Mayor Aldo Miccio says councillors and council staff have worked hard to keep the rate rises as low as possible and he was happy with the outcome. “It’s not easy to keep the rates rises low and keep our Aldo city operating, growing and Miccio. developing. I am hopeful that we will be able to make adjustments which would see an average rates rise below two per cent.” Among the major works to be completed in the 2013/14 year are plenty of earthquake testing on council-owned buildings and repair work to streams and rivers after the extreme rainfall of 2011. Consultation closes on the plan on April 26 before hearings start in mid-May and the plan is adopted in late June.
Celebrate Hope this Easter Join Annesbrook Church and celebrate Hope this Easter. Everyone could use a little hope, no matter who you are or where you are from there is hope to be had for absolutely everybody. Easter offers us the assurance that the many difficulties and challenges that threaten to overwhelm us can be overcome. It can be hard to keep going on when the day to day struggles of life seem too tough to bear, but whether it’s hope to succeed, hope for our family members or hope to get through a tough time, hope is out there for all of us to take a hold of. Annesbrook Church are celebrating the message of Jesus and the hope he brings us this Easter Sunday with a special event that is not to be missed. People from all over Nelson are experiencing a church that is unique in everything they do. Annesbrook is a vibrant, exciting and dynamic church in the heart of Nelson where people that attend leave feeling uplifted and can’t believe that what they have experienced is church. Annesbrook Church has grown into a large vibrant community of people who are passionate about spreading the truth and love of Jesus and alongside the different
services and workshops available, it’s the people from all walks of life who attend that continue to empower and inspire each other. Graham Heslop, associate pastor at Annesbrook says, “When you go to church you shouldn’t leave feeling beat up. Jesus was never about that. In fact, whatever He did, whatever He said, it left people lifted, larger and more in touch with life”. Annesbrook Church are excited to offer a contemporary environment for all people, both young and old to spread the hope of Jesus. There is never a dull moment and the use of music, multimedia and fun are all part of the experience. Whether you go to church or not, do not miss the Easter service at 10am this Sunday at Annesbrook Church. We can’t reveal all, but let’s just say you will not be disappointed by what’s going to go down. Head in early with the family and grab a seat, enjoy the free hot cross buns and reach out and grab the hope that there is to be had. There will also be an Easter service held at 5pm this Sunday night, with repeat elements from the morning’s service along with a free pizza shout .You can find Annesbrook Church this Easter Sunday at 10am, 40 Saxton Rd, Stoke, Nelson.
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Trust winds up after waterfront success
The Nelson 2000 Trust that spearheaded the development of public space on the Wakefield Quay waterfront has been wound up. After thirteen years and a successfully completed project, chairman Kent Robertson says the time has come. “The trustees felt that our work was finished and we could be proud.” Formed in 1999 to steer a millennium project, the goal of The Nelson 2000 Trust was to turn an eyesore area into a Nelson icon. Working closely with Nelson City Council, Port Nelson, private investors and public
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donors, the Trust developed the area for public use. It now features large decks and seating, a restaurant, shops and, thanks to the
generous sponsorship and donations from locals, the Early Settlers Statue and Memorial Wall that tells the story of early Nelson settlement from Maori to the first
Hundreds sign up for power savings A Nelson-based trust aiming to save money on power bills has already attracted hundreds of interested locals who have agreed to let the trust try to get a better deal. The Nelson Energy Team aims to use collective buying power to negotiate with energy suppliers on the consumers’ behalf, their aim is to bring lower rates to the community. Whilst the trust is based in Nelson, potential registrants for the scheme can live throughout New Zealand. The trust needs 20,000 potential members to begin negotiations which they hope will lead to significant savings. Trust chairman Aldo Miccio says that he knows from his role as mayor that besides rates, rents and mortgages, electricity is one of the community’s biggest expenses. Consumers need to register their interest in joining at www.nelsonenergyteam.org.nz, it’s free to register and there is no commitment. “When the pool reaches 20,000 Nelson Energy Team will be in a position to negotiate with New Zealand energy suppliers,” says Aldo. As soon as a successful deal has been negotiated, consumers are advised of the collective unit prices and can then decide whether to opt in to the scheme if it gives them a better price.
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Having a party/event/function? Call our photographer 548 4949 or 027 548 4948 Janine and Mark Stephens celebrating at The Orangerie on Saturday night.
Leticia Robertson, Belinda Roselli and Cheryl Bell at Stoke Kindergarten on Friday night.
There was plenty of Out & About action over the weekend. We went to four parties, including the Stoke Kindergarten birthday, Nick and Vicki Rose’s wedding, Malcolm Reid’s birthday and Janine Stephen’s 50th birthday. Remember, if you’d like us to come and take photos give us a call on 548 4949 or you can email us at editorial@nelson weekly.co.nz. See you next week.
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Keri Adams with Jenny Barr celebrating Janine Stephen’s 50th birthday.
Pat Jones, Ruth Gribble, Trixie Hindley and Maree Powell at Stoke Kindergarten.
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Longest dry spell still Easter comes early for kids causing problems The longest dry spell in the region’s history was not enough to force an official drought, but a newly formed committee believe its effects are still mounting. The Nelson Regional Drought Committee met this week to discuss the immediate and long term impacts of the dry conditions on local farmers. Up for discussion were how farmers can be assisted during these tough times and what the future holds for those with reduced numbers of stock and extremely low levels of feed. Tasman District mayor Richard Kempthorne, who is on the five person committee alongside rural and farming experts Gavin O’Donnell, Martin O’Connor, Ian Blair, Colin Gibbs and Evan Baigent, says the effects on farmers have varied across the region with those south of the Owen River worse off than those in the northern areas and in Golden Bay. While more rain will aid the current situation significantly, it is vital that the temperature remains warm to stimulate grass growth – which is something that is out of everyone’s hands. “It’s a matter of careful management. We need to address the problems our land owners and farmers are facing,” he says. “Every situation is different so this is about every farmer having a plan for their business to get through this difficult time. Richard believed a drought was not announced in Tasman purely because of the region’s diversity.
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He was under the impression that the Ministry of Primary Industries would only add the Top of the South to the drought list, which already included the entire North Island, if it was affecting the whole area. “It’s impossible for us to have something that applies from the West Coast to the East Coast. Some places weren’t quite as bad as others and that comes down to the geography. This was a very severe drought. We’ve just been through 34 days without rain and that’s the longest stretch of time since the records started in 1929.” Richard says there are a number of options available to farmers struggling in the current climate, one of those being tax assistance from the Inland Revenue Department. Farmers are also strongly encouraged to talk to their banking representative, to discuss their financial commitments as a number of banks are offering a suite of drought responses for their customers. “The major issue we have facing Nelson region is greater than the immediate dry conditions, it is the dry period’s effect on the long-term viability of farm businesses.” The Nelson Regional Drought Committee will be meeting again in two week’s time to review feedback.
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A crowd of people hunted high and low all in the name of chocolate as part of the Santa Fe Easter Egg hunt that took place at Bowater Hyundai on Saturday. The event was held to launch the 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe and saw children from all over Nelson take part in the hunt, searching for the new family vehicle at Office Max, Mitre 10 Mega and the Warehouse for their chance to win one of the prizes that were up for grabs. Bowater Hyundai sales manager Andrew Mooney says he was happy so many people took part in the the event, which was put on as a nice way to encourage families to “head down and enjoy a bit of fun as a family while celebrating the launch of New Zealand’s favourite family wagon”. First prize winner Camilla Veremyuk, 6, took home $300 worth of Easter eggs and Brayden Currin, 11, of Stoke took out second place and went home with $100 worth of Easter eggs and a chocolate fountain.
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caused. Obviously he has no idea of the impact and unbearable pain that bowel cancer has on the individual diagnosised with it or the families who feel helpless. Trudie Brand. Rotary anniversary: The Rotary Club of Stoke - Tahunanui observes its 50th anniversary on June 29, 2013. To determine any interest in holding a Jubilee function, former members, spouses of former members and anyone else interested, are invited to express their interest for this occasion by emailing their details john.jenny@me.com or telephone 547 3408. John Jellyman, president. Did you go to the trolley derby? Yes got there at 10am that morning. When we got back home with my five year old she said she loved it. Even the crashes the kids had. Tracy Rolle.
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ANZ netball champs come to town: Awesome having netball in Nelson! Kate Reilly.
I should be there! Great to have top netball in Nelson, and well done those who made it to courtside! Emma Thompson. Super cool to watch them live loved it. Leticia Robertson. Great game to watch. Tania Wilson. Great game, awesome. Nelson lucky to host such talent. Bring on 19 May. Kaye Odinot. Loved the netball at the Trafalgar Centre. Well done to whoever convinced them to bring it to Nelson. My daughter and her three friends loved it. (Via text). Nice food: Went to the Vic for a feed last night, was yummy. Hubby loved his burger too. (Via text). Summer Fare a success: Great night as always. Fab way to farewell the summer and rub shoulder with those in our community. Sure a few teens around, but keep this event going. Dean Russell. A great celebration of summer. Great food, awesome entertainment and a great way to end the week! Julian Kett. Text us your view on 027 UR VOICE.
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Huge turnout for summer fare
The organisers of the Sprig & Fern Summer Fare say this year’s event was the perfect blend between business and entertainment. Early feedback from stall holders was that the 2013 event was the most successful yet and it was also visited by a record crowd estimated to be between 3000 and 4000.
Richmond Unlimited chairman Steve Page says a younger crowd was well behaved with only the “odd minor incident”. “We did notice a huge increase in the amount of kids and I don’t know what the answer to that is to be truthful. The stall holders did well and it was a nice mix for the town.”
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Brodie Seelan, 9, struts his stuff on the catwalk during the Tahunanui School gala held on Sunday. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.
Tahuna gala 'a blast'
More than 3500 fairgoers from all over Nelson flocked to Tahunanui School on Sunday to take in the sights and sounds of its annual gala. Event organiser Lee Corlett says the gala was not only a fundraiser for the school but a day of community fun, with a waterslide, bouncy castle, plate smashing and fashion shows. A silent auction featuring art work donated from local artists fetched more than $10,000, contributing to the $25,000 taken in from the entire day. The funds raised will go towards upgrading the school sport shed and sport equipment. Lee says a highlight for the day was the wearable hat fashion show put on by the children and the fact that so many people from within the community turned up to support the gala. "It was great to have so many families from the Tahuna community come down and join us for the day." Ollie Walker, 9, of Tahuna says he thought the gala was “a blast” and walking down the catwalk modelling his wearable hat art was his favourite part. John Mellor of Tahuna says his sons once attended Tahunanui School and that’s what attracted him to the event. “I live local and my boys all used to go to this school. There’s a really good atmosphere."
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Alex Reith is a solicitor for McFadden McMeeken Phillips and has been practising in Nelson since moving here with his wife and children in 2005. Alex practises predominantly in the areas of commercial and property law such as: buying and selling land and buildings, subdivisions, buying and selling businesses, company law including formation of companies, shareholder agreements, company disputes, commercial leases and franchises. He is also advises on estate planning, trusts and wills. Alex enjoys acting for a wide variety of clients, from business people with sophisticated operations through to young people just starting out. He practises from both the Nelson and Richmond offices and is happy to see clients out of hours if it is more convenient to them. Alex is a founding trustee of the Mount Robert Foundation, which is a charitable trust that rescued the huts at Mount Robert and maintains and operates them for the benefit of the greater community. Alex is also a trustee of the Nelson Falcons Football Club and the Nelson Energy Team Trust. Talk to Alex at McFadden McMeeken Phillips when looking for advice on commercial or property matters.
When you buy a Ford, you become part of the MS Ford family, so it’s time to welcome back a familiar face to the MS Ford team here in Nelson. Matt Dowell has returned to the company as the Sales Manager - New after 8 years and is welcoming new and existing clients to drop by, get reacquainted and see the great range of new and used cars on offer. Matt has a background of over 22 years in car sales and is excited to return to the friendly, customer focused team here in Nelson. There is a great new selection of stock at the MS Ford showroom and grounds including the all new Ford Transit Custom which was named “International Van on the Year 2013”, becoming the fourth member of the Transit family to win the highly prized award at the Hanover IAA Commercial Vehicle Show. The jury of 24 specialist journalists gave the Transit Custom 117 out of a possible 133 points-the highest ever share of winning votes. The jury particularly praised its car-like drive quality and ongoing low cost of ownership. Call in to MS Ford and welcome Matt back to the family. When it comes to your home, you want everything as cost effective and heat efficient as possible, so upgrade your garage with a Conqueror door from Conqueror Garage Doors Nelson. John and Stu offer a wide range of colours and styles to choose from to suit any design of home. The Conqueror door is specifically suited to replace existing garage doors on older homes or new home builds with affordable and customised designs. Conqueror garage doors look great from the inside and Stu Newport out, using powder coated hardware, leaving you with the option to use your garage for extra space, a warm extra room, study or gym. Conqueror are a modern, superior and hardwearing garage door with a thermal performance like no other, featuring a double skin steel construction and polyurethane injected design with sound deadening qualities and whisper quiet operation. Designed and manufactured here in New Zealand to guarantee a high quality of workmanship, the ease of supply means John and Stu can offer competitive prices on a superior garage door. Look out for the big yellow truck at Conqueror/Ultimate Roofing at 97 Gladstone Rd, Richmond.
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For over 35 years Nelson Garage Doors has been supplying and installing quality garage doors and automated solutions for residential, commercial and industrial clients throughout the Nelson region. The well known business is now run by local husband and wife team Craig and Leonie Peattie along with professional and experienced staff members Dirk de Groot and Phil Waterreus who have chosen to stay on with the new owners. Dirk has been installing garage doors for over 27 years and has a well known reputation and a vast knowledge of the garage door industry. Phil has been with Nelson Garage Doors for six years and loves nutting out the tough jobs and finding the perfect solution for his customers. Nelson Garage Doors pride themselves on their customer focus, whether it’s a garage door on a brand new home, a retro fit or a challenging job that needs a creative fix, Craig, Leonie and the team have the answer. They are always up for a challenge and provide ongoing, follow up and back up servicing on all garage doors including all makes and style of tilta, roller and sectional doors and supplying Merlin auto openers. Visit their showroom at 38 Nayland Rd to view their garage door solutions and talk to the team about the perfect door for your home New Zealand has a very poor record in Health and Safety. Over 100 people die a year in New Zealand from workplace accidents. Our accident rate is about twice that of Australia and almost six times that of the UK. If we managed health and safety as well as in the UK, 83 fewer people would die each year. Why is performance in New Zealand so poor? David Lyttle believes that most people: do not believe that all accidents are preventable; completely underestimate the effect a serious accident will have on their business; see health and safety as important but not urgent; do not put sufficient time and effort in to managing safety. The benefits of an effective health and safety management system include keeping people safe, complying with the law, meeting clients’ health and safety expectations and preventing severe disruption to your business. Securo systems have been proven over many years and are equally suitable for a one or two person business to a larger employer needing to gain ACC accreditation. If you are ready to take health and safety seriously then call David Lyttle at Securo to discuss your needs. Look and feel your best with the help of Dr Gregory Taylor. An expert in cosmetic surgery Greg has 25 years experience in Plastic Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgery and is recognised as a pioneer of skin laser technology in New Zealand. He offers a range of cosmetic facial surgery and liposuction - all local anaesthetic, day stay, no bandages and minimal downtime, from his day stay rooms behind Prices Pharmacy. He performs other procedures including breast augmentation and reduction, tummy tucks and rhinoplasty from Manuka St Hospital. Greg is an active member of the New Zealand Association of Plastic Surgeons, Australian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery and is a past president of the New Zealand Foundation of Cosmetic Plastic Surgery. He regularly attends workshops, conferences and seminars in Australia and Europe to ensure he remains at the forefront of current trends and developments. Greg has worked alongside one of New Zealand’s most well known and highly trained Micropigmention Specialist Kathy Basalaj here in Nelson for over five years. Call Kathy on 547 2425 for more information or to book an appointment.
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that it's a marathon not a sprint so we've just got to build for that." All three of the first round matches were held at the Tahunanui Playing Fields on Saturday with the Wanderers Wolves moving to the top of the table after comfortably beating new-boys the Victory Phoenix Vikings 48-8. Victory coach Andrew Dooley remained upbeat despite the loss. "We're a new club so finding our feet is going to take some time. We're not here to muck around and make up numbers, we want to make a name for ourselves." Victory pulled out of last year's competition due to insufficient player numbers and with the Vikings club moving to Nelson, a Phoenix club was formed. But prior to both teams getting the green light by TRL management, it was decided that they would merge and enter as the Phoenix Vikings, ensuring a strong number of players. The other side to win was the competition's most successful side the Stoke Cobras, who overcame the Wairau Taniwha 32-18.
Tahunanui Tigers duo Kasi Sami and Symon Duncan wrap up Richmond Rabbits player Sam Hedges during the first round of the TRL season. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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Big crowd for top netball You could forgive Zoe Walker for wanting to pinch herself. Lining up against the defending champions the Kia Magic, marking Silver Fern legend Irene van Dyk and playing in front of a capacity crowd, the former Waimea College student really was living her dream in the Trafalgar Centre on Sunday night. But while the 69-46 scoreline will be one to forget, there is no doubting the moment will be one to remember for the 19 year old Easiyo Tactix defender. "It was awesome especially in front of the home crowd and being the first game against the Magic. It was a real honour," she says. "This was something that I was aiming for after college, maybe in like five years time. It's come pretty soon." Zoe had played against Irene at a New Zealand Under-21 training camp but was still clearly a little starstruck, especially looking across the court to see a host of other Silver Ferns including captain Casey Kopua, Laura Langman, Leana de Bruin and Julianna Naoupu. "Irene is really lovely, she says hi at the beginning of the game and she doesn't talk any smack. As soon as she's under the post you know she's not going to miss and then if she does her rebounding is just awesome so it's pretty hard." This was the first time the ANZ
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Championship had been held in Nelson and while organisers will be happy with the capacity crowd of 1500, it was substantially lower than the 4000 fans that regularly show up in Christchurch. However, Tactix coach Leigh Gibbs hoped those in attendance enjoyed the rare the opportunity to witness first-class netball. "You saw last year's champion team on show and they certainly made us work hard and I think we made them work hard too." When questioned about Zoe's start, she said it was thoroughly deserved. "Over the game Zoe was learning how to change things up but I think she did well as a 19 year old." Zoe was used in two defensive positions throughout the game with the GK bib being swapped for a GD one in the third quarter, although her debut was cut short with a muscle strain restricting her to a spectator role in the fourth. The Easiyo Tactix now head back to Christchurch for the weekend's matchup against the Southern Steel, although the side is scheduled to return on May 19 to play the West Coast Fever.
Nelson's Zoe Walker lines up against Irene van Dyk during Sunday night's ANZ Championship match at the Trafalgar Centre. Insert: Zoe grabs a rebound for the Tactix. Photos: Phillip Rollo.
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Nelson Dawnbreakers Fishing Club Well the endless summer carries on with long hot days and not much wind making it awesome fishing weather. The water in Tasman Bay is very hot at over 20 degrees with lots of albacore tuna now being caught all over the bay in 40 metres of water. The kingfish are still in massive numbers around the Boulder Bank and Motueka spat farms with the spearos getting the bigger ones by hand picking them. Land based fishing is also doing well with Kina Beach, Mapua and the Back Beach producing some good pannie snapper. Kenepuru has finally started to fire with some good double digit fish getting landed now for those putting the hard yards in. Only a couple of months of the fishing season left so if you haven’t been out to get a tuna now is the time as the water will start to cool off from now on. This will also see the snapper start to move out deeper and the kingfish start to leave the bay. It also means the big kingfish and snapper will turn up around D’Urville Island in the next couple
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of months and hopefully give us as good a season as we had last year. With the amount of feed that’s been around this year I would not be surprised if it’s a very good winter fishery. Kayak fishing in the region has been great this past month with big work ups from kahawai adding to the sport and the thrill on the yaks. Plenty of great sized snapper between 3 and 5kg still about and being caught. The kayaking numbers are increasing and we counted 10 in the bay this past weekend. It is especially good to see some younger people getting in to it with their parents. With amazing weather still with us there is still plenty of time for getting out there and trying your luck. The forecast for Easter is looking pretty good at this stage with maybe the odd shower if it comes to that. The settled weather looks set to continue for a while yet, so get amongst those fish in Tasman Bay as there will be no better opportunity, than that of a long weekend.
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Four year old Quinn Heiford hits the ball during the final day of the Peanut Softball season. The current season began in February and gave children between three and four years old a chance to learn the fundamental skills of softball and tee ball. There were 26 registered players that turned up and the league starts up again in November. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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Speedway continues to soar in Nelson with driver performances, crowd numbers and money through the gate all up on previous years. The Nelson season came to a close with the War of the Wings on Saturday night and when reflecting on the past few months, president Kris Carpenter says it was one of the best yet. “It was one of the better ones financially. Our volunteer base is awesome and it just seems to roll from one year to the next,” she says. “We just want to make sure we’re putting on a show that is worth $15 so people come back.” Kris, who is stepping down from her role after three years, says the season was highlighted by the New Zealand Superstock Championship. Results on and off the track aided the club significantly with Dale McKenzie and Thomas Stanaway making the podium in front of a capacity crowd. “We’re a little club and we’re putting out some good champions. Their performances were
definitely a highlight.” There were a number of other top performances with Ian Burson finally getting on the podium at the national championship. His 3NZ title came just weeks after winning the South Island championship. Three Nelson drivers filled all the podium spots at the South Island Superstock Championship with Nick Fowler coming in first with Dale second and Jared Gray third. Cody Teece also topped the South Island in his stockcar while Neville Basalaj finished second at the South Island Midget Championship. Kris says the future is very bright for Nelson with the youth ministock class numbers at an all-time high. “They came in to boost the numbers of other classes and it’s definitely starting to feed through. Our whole competitor base is up 40 per cent, which is bucking the trend. Every other club is staying static or dropping but we’re flying ahead.” An announcement on the new president is expected in early June.
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Family mountain biking event at Rabbit Island A mountain bike relay race aimed at family participation was held at Rabbit Island on Sunday. Run by the Nelson Mountain Bike Club, the largest of its kind in the country, the 4 for four event saw competitors in 15 teams of four loop a simple trail four hours. The trail took approximately 15 minutes to complete and consisted of 50 per cent gravel road and 50 per cent single track through the bush. Organiser Wayne Pool, who came up with the idea after noticing a father and son racing together at a previous event, was thrilled with how it turned out.
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50 Year Charter Anniversary Nelson Host Lions Club is proud to be celebrating its 50 year charter anniversary. Over the past 50 years the club has supported a wide range of projects and proven itself to be a vital part of the Nelson community. Our most recent endeavour was to raise around $10,000 for Nelson Surf Lifesaving. Past members of the club and their partners are invited to attend an afternoon tea celebration. This will be a great opportunity to reminisce with old friends and new members. This will commence at 2.30pm on Saturday 13th April 2013 at the Jaycee room, Founders Park. Please bring $5 per person to assist with catering.
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$
14.90
poached or fried, with a egg: sausage, bacon, hash brown The continental plus scrambled, boiled, Baked Beans / Engl ish an Muffi n / Sausages / Hashbrown
and toast ............................................................................... $10.50 poached or fried, with a sausage, bacon, hash brown
Early Bird
Bacon & Banana French Toast
French layered French with bacon & banana, sprinkled with $8.90 Bacontoast & Continental Banana Toast Child’s cinnamon, icing sugar and warm maple syrup .................... $16.80
French layered with sprinkled Frui t Juicetoast / Cereal s / Frui t /bacon Yoghurt& /banana, Danish Pastri es / with cinnamon, icing sugar and warm maple syrup .................... $16.80 Toast Jams & Bacon Corn/ fritter Crispy bacon,& panfried Corn fritter Bacongrated potato and corn drizzled
$ Child’s Farmhouse with sour cream & pestograted ....................................................... $16.50 Crispy bacon, panfried potato and corn drizzled 10.90
withConti sournental cream pestoScrambl ....................................................... $16.50 The plu&s Egg: ed / Poached / Boiled Egg Bagel orBacon Fried / & Sausage / Bacon / Hashbrown / Toast Bagel filled with fried egg and crispy bacon flashed Bacon & Egg Bagel under ........................................................................ $16.50 Bagel the filledgrill with fried egg and crispy bacon flashed under the grill ........................................................................ $16.50
Pancakes & Maple Syrup Thick & luscious with warm maple syrup and a dusting Pancakes & Maple Syrup
of icing ........................................................................ $15.80 Thick & sugar luscious with warm maple syrup and a dusting of icing sugar ........................................................................ $15.80
Lambs Frywith /Gold Bacon / onion onioAle) n rirings ngs / over peppercorn jus jus............$18.90 (Speights Medal Served Chef’s peppercorn $ Served with Chef’s onion rings over peppercorn jus............$18.90 19.90 Avocado Shrimp and Avocado Shrimp andPrawn Prawn Avocado Shrimp (Oyster BaySauvi Sauvignon (Oyster Bay gnon Bland aBlanc) nc) Prawn
Baked Beans& Maple Syrup 17.90 Pancakes Baked Beans on toasted English Muffin served hot The old favourite $
Omelette with Naturalist .................................. $27.80 $ $28.80 Grilled Fish & Eggs Naturalist .............. 21.90 Hollandaise Salmon & with Poached Eggs Grilled Fish & Eggs with Naturalist.............. $28.80 Smoked Marl b orough Sal m on / Poached Eggs / Engl i s h Children's Breakfast Available to 12 years and Muffi n / Early Hollandai seFruit Sauce under Bird Juice, toast and spreads Children's Breakfast Available to 12 years .....................$5.50 and
Generous slices of French bread, dipped in egg batter, $ French Toast 5.90 fried and dusted with powdered ................................. $14.80 Generous slices of French bread,sugar dipped in egg batter, fried powdered sugar ................................. $14.80 Frui t Juiand ce /dusted Toast /with Spreads
Lambs (Spei g hts Fry Gold and MedalBacon Ale) Delight Lambs Fry Bacon (Speights Goldand Medal Ale) Delight
Crumbed andand served in/a beside tartare sauce lemon aioli (inaiseason) ............................. $19.50 Crumbed / wonton basket lewonton mon olbasket i tartare sauce and lemon aioli (in season) ............................. Whitebait Pattie $ $19.50 21.50 Sliced Smoked Salmon & Marinated Prawns Whitebait Pattie (Allan Scott Riesling)
$ 17.90 Poached farm eggs with grilledonbacon, drizzled with hollandaise sauce and served an English muffi n ............ $18.20 Waffl e s / Cream / Berry Compote hollandaise sauce and served on an English muffin ............ $18.20
Express Breakfast $ Express Breakfast Eggs of your choice – either fried, poached, or scrambled18.50 Express Breakfast
We have a range of teas available:
Sal t `n' Sichuan Pepper / mari nated Cal amari / quicon k friaed / wasabi aioli (Triplebank Pinot Gris) Panfried in garlic butter, flamed with brandy, PanfriedAsian in garlic butter, flamed with brandy, on a $ warmed Noodle salad .................................................$18.90 19.50 Lambs Fry and Bacon Delight warmed Asian Noodle salad .................................................$18.90
(Oyster Bay Sauvignon Accompanied Avocado / Shrimby pby/avocado PrawnsBlanc) / and saladsalad greensgreens ...................... $19.50 Accompanied avocado and salad greens ...................... $19.50 Nelson Scallops $ 19.90 Nelson (in season) Nelson Scallops Scallops (Greenhough Sauvignon Blanc)
Croissant with Avo, Eggs & Bacon
Children’s Earl Grey,aEnglish Breakfast, Camomile, Peppermint, We have range Breakfast of teas available: Lemon Twist, Lemon and Ginger, and Earlla Grey, English Breakfast, Camomile, Avai bl e to Chi l d ren 12 years andRosehip underPeppermint, whenHibiscus dining Lemon Twist, Lemon and Ginger, Rosehip and Hibiscus wiFrench th an Adul t Toast
(Sei frieds Tiger Gewurztrami ner) Black Prawns (Triplebank Pinot Gris)
Eggs Benedict Eggs Benedict Poached farm eggs with grilled bacon, drizzled with Waffles
muffi/n,Panfri drizzled in Hollandaise .................................$20.50 CriEnglish spy Bacon ed / Corn / Sour Cream / Pesto
Traditionalists and Farmhouse Extras Traditionalist & Farmhouse Extras $ Traditionalists and Farmhouse Extras Lambs Fry ........................................................................$5.50 5.90 Lambs Fry ......................................................................$4.50 Lambs Fry ........................................................................$5.50 Mushrooms $ 4.90 Mushrooms Mushrooms ......................................................................$4.50 plus tomatoes, beans sausages onedtoasted Eggschoi of cyour – and either fried, poached, orlescrambled Your e of choice Eggs: Poached / Scrambl / Boi dbread or ....... $17.50 beans and sausages on toasted bread ....... $17.50 Friplus ed pltomatoes, us Tomatoes / Beans / Sausages Extras with the Express $ Extras: Toastthe andExpress Spreads Breakfast Toast and spreads ..................................................$4.50 Extras with 4.90 $ Juice .................................................................................$3.80 Juice and spreads ..................................................$4.50 Breakfast Toast 4.00 Filtered ..................................................................$3.50 Juice .................................................................................$3.80 $ FiltCoffee ered Coffee 3.70 Filtered Coffee ..................................................................$3.50
(Te Mania Salt 'n' Sichuan Pepper fried beside Steamed / loRiesling) cal whi te winemarinated / tomatoescalamari / Harissaquick / crusty bread Salt 'n' aioli Sichuan Pepper marinated calamari quick fried beside wasabi ............................................................................ $ $18.90 19.50 Calamari – Salt ‘n’ Sichuan Pepper wasabiTiger aioli............................................................................ $18.90 Black Prawns
$ $10.50 and toast ............................................................................... 18.90 Omelette
Tea,/Coffee ..........................................................................$3.50 Eggs - plain, cheese, ham, mushroom or shrimp Tea,Chocolate Coffee ..........................................................................$3.50 Hot .....................................................................$4.20 $ Omel e tte wi t h Earl y Bi rd 25.50 Hot Chocolate .....................................................................$4.20 Milo ........................................................................................$3.50 $ Omel ette with Natural ist 29.90 Milo ........................................................................................$3.50 Fruit Juice ............................................................................$3.80 Fruit Juice ............................................................................$3.80 $ 23.90 Grilled Fish COFFEE MENU FiEspresso sCOFFEE h of the dayMENU / Gril eblack d / Eggs / Toast from buffet short ....................................................... $3.70 Espresso black $3.70 $ Long ........................................................................... $3.70 Gri l ed Fisblack h andshort Eggs wi th Earl....................................................... y Bird 28.90 Long black ........................................................................... $3.70 Flat white .............................................................................. $3.70 $ Gri l e d Fi s h and Eggs wi t h Natural i s t 29.90 Flat white.............................................................................. $3.70 Cappuccino .........................................................................$4.20 Cappuccino.........................................................................$4.20 .........................................................................$4.20 Mochaccino Mochaccino .........................................................................$4.20 Chai Latte............................................................................. $4.70 Chai Latte ............................................................................. $4.70 Latte (bowl) .........................................................................$5.20 Latte (bowl) .........................................................................$5.20 Hot Chocolate .....................................................................$4.20 Hot Chocolate .....................................................................$4.20 Soya Milk Coffees are available ...........................extra 60cents Soya MilkCocktail Coffees...............................................................$3.00 are available ...........................extra 60cents Berocca Berocca Cocktail ...............................................................$3.00
(Greenhough Sauvi gnon Blinaanc) (Greenhough Sauvignon Blanc) Crumbed and served wonton basket beside
(Bel laiconic byScott InvivWest oRiesling) Sauvi gnon Blanc) (Allan The Coast dish ..................................................$20.50
SlThe icediconic SalmonWest / mariCoast nated dish prawns / avocado / pepperdews / capers / ..................................................$20.50 * G = Gluten Free Mandari ns / Thai coriander dressing * G = Gluten Free $ 21.50 Whitebait Pattie (Recommended Wine) Light Meals (Equi nox RieslMeals ing) Light
(Recommended Wine)
Crackled Pork Bellyng - that`s it! Whi tebait / Eggs / Seasoni
CrackledOriginal Pork Belly (Monteiths Beer) (Monteiths Original Beer) Braised belly, roasted, crackled and garnished ...................$26.90
Braised belly, roasted,on crackled garnished Light Meals (Recommended Wines) ...................$26.90 Panfried Scallops Potatoand Puffs
PanfriedSauvignon ScallopsBlanc) on Potato Puffs (Astrolabe
$ (Astrolabe Sauvignon With mild chilli, olive oilBlanc) and lemon dressing ........................$26.90 24.00 Pork Schnitzel With mild chilli, olive oil and lemon dressing ........................$26.90
Moroccan Beef nSalad (Sei fried Gewurztrami er)
(Seifrieds Gewurztraminer) Moroccan Beef Salad Sesame Seed Crumbed Pork fil et / Scallop Potato / Star Anise / Red A(Seifrieds fusion ofGewurztraminer) flavours to tempt the tastebuds ..........................$26.90 wi n e vi n egar / l imFilo e / leParcels mon A fusion of flavours to tempt the tastebuds ..........................$26.90 *Vegetarian $ Roasted Vegetables andSalad Indian Spices, layered in filo *Vegetarian Filo Parcels 24.00 Black Tiger Prawn then mild sweet layered chilli oil................$25.90 Roasted Indian Spices, in filo (Tripl ebaked, bankVegetables Pinand ot Gridrizzled s) and with then baked, and drizzled mild sweet chilli oil................$25.90 Speciality Omelette Mari nated Prawns / Chi led /and Salwith adFries Greens / Citrus segments / Garlic / Chili All...........................................................................................$26.90 Speciality Omelette and Fries $ 25.90 Vegetarian Filoand Parcels* • Tomato brie All...........................................................................................$26.90 (The MakeR Lions Head Chardonnay) ••Smoked salmon Tomato and brieand mozzarella Roasted vegetabl es /salmon Indiasour n spiand ccream esmozzarella / filo / mild sweet chil i sauce / local ••Avocado and Smoked Avocado and sour cream Salmon Pasta olCreamy ive oil • Smoked Smoked and Salmon baby spinach tossed in pasta ............$26.90 Creamysalmon Smoked Pasta $ 27.90 Seafood Tasterand baby SmokedMushroom salmon in pasta Button and spinach Cherry tossed Tomato Pasta............$26.90 (Tasman Bay Pi n ot Gri s ) (Te ManiaMushroom Estate Riesling) Button and Cherry Tomato Pasta Chi l i Prawns Seared Scallopswith / Sallinguini, t 'n' Sichuan Pepper Cal amari Mushrooms and tomatoes capsicum, pesto (Te Mania /Estate Riesling) and watercress, and shaved parmesan Mushrooms andpinenuts tomatoes with linguini, capsicum, pesto$26.90 Salt ‘n’ Sichuan Pepper Chicken Salad ................$26.90 Salad light meals per person and pinenuts and shaved parmesan$4.50 ................$26.90 (Sei friewatercress, dwith Gewurztrami ner) ...................................... Vegetables light meals ............................. $4.50 Salad with light meals ...................................... perperson person Sal t 'n' Sichuanwith Pepper Crumbed Chi cken / Salad /Asia$4.50 n Citrusper Dressi ng Vegetables with light meals ............................. $4.50 per person
Panfried on Potato Puffs Mains Scallops (Recommended Wine) (Astrol abe Sauvi(Recommended gnon Blanc) Mains Wine)
$
27.90
Scal lops / potato puffs / mild chil i / olive oil / lemon dressing (in season) FROM THE LAND $ 27.90 Specialty Omelette FROM of THE LAND *Roast the Day (Li ndauer Speci al Reserve) (Montana Cabernet Sauvignon/Merlot *Roast of the Day
Tomato andCabernet briGisborne e or Smoked salmon and mozzarella or Avocado or Montana Chardonnay) (Montana Sauvignon/Merlot and sour creamNew Aortraditional Zealand roast with all Montana Gisborne Chardonnay) the trimmingsNew ...............................................................(priced $ daily) A traditional Zealand roast with all 27.90 Pasta
Lemon the etrimmings daily) (Tripl bankInfused Pinot...............................................................(priced Gris)Chicken Breast (Crossroads Chardonnay)
Lemon Infused Chicken -Breast Mushrooms / Chardonnay) tomatoes / red oniBreast ons / capsicum / pesto / pasta of chicken infused and glazed with (Crossroads -preserved Creamy pasta / smoked salmon / baby spinach lemons .................................................................$34.90 Breast of chicken infused and glazed with -*Prime Smoked chi c ken / pasta / bacon / mushrooms / creme fraiche Ribeye preserved lemons .................................................................$34.90 (Oyster Merlot) *PrimeBay Ribeye Served as you wish - plain, pepper sauce or garlic
(Oyster Bay Merlot) Mains (Recommended Wines)sauce buttered, onion aspepper garnish ....................................$35.90 Served aswith you wish rings - plain, or garlic
Mushroom sauce extra buttered, with onion rings...............................................$5.00 as garnish....................................$35.90
Tiger sauce Prawn...............................................$5.00 Skewer.................................$6.50 extra Mushroom extra MAINSBlack FROM THE LAND Quince and Blue Cheese ..................................$5.00 Black Tiger Prawn Skewer .................................$6.50extra extra
400gmof - Scotch Quince andFille Blue extra priced daily Roast the Day * t Cheese ..................................$5.00 (Jim Barry- Cover Drive Cabernet Sauvignon) 400gm Scotch Fille t (The MakeR Lions Head Chardonnay or `Fire Eagle` Petit Pinot)
as you wish pepper sauce or garlic (Jim Cover Drive Cabernet AServed tradiBarry tional New Zeal a-ndplain, roast wigarnish th alSauvignon) l the trimmings buttered, aspepper ....................................$39.90 Served aswith youonion wish rings - plain, sauce or garlic $ Mushroom sauce ...............................................$5.00 extra 35.90 Stuffed Crumbed Chicken Breast * buttered, with onion rings as garnish ....................................$39.90
TigerBay Prawn SkewerChardonnay) .................................$6.50 extra sauce ...............................................$5.00 extra (BrookfielBlack dMushroom s Hawkes "Bergman"
Beverage Menu $3.70 $4.00 $4.50 $5.00 $4.50 $4.00 $0.60
Filtered Coffee Long black Cappuccino Latte Hot Chocolate Fruit Juice Soya Milk Coffees are available add
Espresso/short black Flat white Mochaccino Chai Latte Milo Berocca Cocktail A selection of Herbal and Traditional Teas
$4.00 $4.00 $4.50 $5.50 $4.50 $3.00 $3.50
Quince and Blue Cheese ..................................$5.00 Black Tiger Skewer .................................$6.50 extra Homemade / Breast ofPrawn Chicken / New Zealand Smoked Cheese / extra Ham Lamb Rack and Blue Cheese ..................................$5.00 extra /(Waiwera lig htly garlQuince ic buttered Pinot Noir)/ Crumbed (20 min cooking time) Lamb Rack $ Lamb rack with Noir) a *roasted rosemary and herb crust (Waiwera Pinot 36.90 Prime Ribeye on peaBay mash with wild currant jus ..................................... $37.90 Lamb rack with rosemary and herb crust (Oyster Merl ot)a aroasted
Lamb on peaShank jus ..................................... $37.90 Served asmash youNoir) wiwith sh - aplawild in / currant pepper sauce / or garlic butter / crumbed (Tohu LambPinot Shank oni o n ri n gs Lamb shank oven roasted then braised with the chef's (Tohu Pinot Noir) $5.00 extra own special gravy Mushroom sauce Lamb shank oven roasted then braised with the chef's 1 shank .....................................................................$30.90 $5.00 extra own gravy Qui ncespecial and Bl u e Cheese 2 shanks ...................................................................$36.90 shank .....................................................................$30.90 $6.50 extra Bl(allow ack Ti20 ger1minute Prawns cooking time) 2 shanks ...................................................................$36.90 (allow 20 minute cooking time)
(Church Cabernet Sauvi (Church Road Pan friedRoad pork Cuve fiChardonnay) llet seasoned withgnon) cumin and tumeric $ Pan pork llet seasoned with cumin and tumeric 1 shank 31.90 with afried ginger jusfi.................................................................... $37.90 $ $37.90 with a ginger jus .................................................................... 2 shanks 37.90 Crispy Skin Duck Crispy Skin Duck (St Hallets Gamekeepers Lamb Shank / oven roastedReserve / gravy Shiraz/Grenache)
Crispy skin Gamekeepers duck infused with a marmalade jus on (St Hallets Reserve Shiraz/Grenache) $ 36.90 Stuffed Pork scallop potato (20 infused minute cooking time)...............................$39.50 Crispy skinCrackled duck withBelly a marmalade jus on scallop potato minute cooking time)...............................$39.50 (Monteiths Origin(20 al Beer)
Filet Mignon BraisBarry edMignon / Roasted belly Cabernet / pinenuts /Sauvignon) apricots / spinach / orange zest / Filet (Jim Cover Drive
crackl e / steak, scal lopsmoky potato crumbed oni on rimushroom ngs Fine fiBarry llet creamy sauce; (Jim Cover Drive/bacon, Cabernet Sauvignon) with rings and kumara rounds .....................................$39.50 Fineonion fillet steak, smoky bacon, creamy mushroom sauce; $ 39.50 Crispy with onionSkin ringsDuck and kumara rounds.....................................$39.50 Trio of Meats (St HalofletMeats Gamekeepers Reserve Shiraz/Grenache) Trio (Squawking Magpie 'The Chatterer' Syrah)
CrisofpyPork Skin Belly, Duck /mini marmal ade / scal lolamb p potato Trio beefChatterer' eyejus fillet and rack (Squawking Magpie 'The Syrah) with currant reduction ....................................................$42.90 Trio wild of Pork Belly, mini beef eye fillet and lamb rack $ 39.50 Filet Mignon (ideal for two to share) with wild currant reduction ....................................................$42.90 (Jim Barry Cover ve Cabernet Sauvignon) (ideal for two to Dri share) Filet steakTHE / smoky bacon / mushroom sauce / onion rings / kumara rounds FROM SEA FROM THE SEA Due to situations beyond our control fresh fish is not always$
Trio of Meats (2 could share)
42.90
available Due to situations our control (Squawki ng Magpiebeyond `The Chatterer` Syrah)fresh fish is not always available
Pork belly / mini beef eye fil et / Lamb Kebab / wild currant reduction
*Fish of the Day *Fish ofMarlborough the DayTHESauvignon (Montana MAINS FROM SEA Blanc)
Today’s catch 'deep fried' or 'grilled'Blanc) you choose (Montana Sauvignon Due to situaticatch oMarlborough nspotato beyond ourthe control fresh seafood you is not choose always available and Nelsdaily) on scalwith fries or of day ......................................(priced Today’s 'deep fried' or 'grilled' lops are onlScallops yor avaipotato lable in aofsmal l sizday e and......................................(priced in limited numbers so are subject to availabidaily) lity with fries the Nelson (Waimea Estate Sauvignon Blanc) Nelson Scallops Fish of the Day * •(Waimea crumbedEstate or Sauvignon priced daily Festi val Block Blanc) Sauvignon Blanc) ••(Brancott pan friedEstate on crumbed or potato puffs catch your liking,either: (In season) ............................................................................. $37.50 •Today's pan fried oncooked potato to puffs (In season) ............................................................................. $37.50 deep fri e d / potato or fri e s or gri l e d / potato or fri e s Whitebait Omelette (G)
$ Whitebait Omelette (G) (Allan ScottScallops Reserve Riesling) 37.50 Nelson The Coast whitebait fries ..........................$39.50 (Allan Scott Reserve (WaiWest m ea Estate Sauvi gRiesling) non Bldelight anc) with The West Coast whitebait delight with fries ..........................$39.50 *Oven baked Salmon
(in season)
crumbed or pan fried / potato puffs
(Spy Valley Pinot Salmon Gris) *Oven baked $ Oven baked salmon llet on scallop potatoes and pea 38.50 Poached FishGris) &fiScallops (Spy Valley Pinot mash splashed lime .......................$39.50 Oven baked on scallopand potatoes and pea (Tasman Bay salmon Pinwith ot GriThai sfi)lletcoriander mash splashed with Thai coriander and lime .......................$39.50 Poached Fish / whiteFish wine /and lemonScallops pepper / spring onion / poached scallops / (Tasman Gris) Poached local oliveBay oilFish /Pinot mild and chi l i leScallops mon dressing Fish of theBay dayPinot poached (Tasman Gris) in white wine, layered with $ scallops then drizzled withinlocal oillayered and mild chilli 39.50 Whitebait Omelette Fish of the day poached whiteolive wine, with lemon dressing ......................................................................$38.50 scallops drizzled (Golden Hithen l s Sauvi gnon Blwith anc)local olive oil and mild chilli lemon dressing ......................................................................$38.50 Trio of Seafood West Coast whitebait / fries
* $39.50
(Brightwater Chardonnay) Trio of Seafood $ 39.50 Warmed Salmon * local fish and garlic Panfried scallops, grilled (Brightwater Chardonnay) chilli (Triplprawns...........................................................................$42.90 ebankscallops, Pinot Grisgrilled ) Panfried local fish and garlic chilli prawns...........................................................................$42.90 Warmed Smoked Salmon filet / scallop potatoes / pea mash / Thai coriander
LAND / lime AND SEA COMBINATION LAND AND SEA COMBINATION
Carpet Bag Trio ofRoad Seafood (Church Cabernet Sauvignon) Carpet (BrookfieldBag s Hawkes Bay "Bergman" Chardonnay)
$
42.90
Prime beef fillet,Cabernet filled withSauvignon) Nelson scallops on a (Church Scalwine lops /Road Pan Fri.....................................................................$38.50 efidlled Fishwith of theNelson Day / Garl ic chil i on prawns port sauce Prime beef fillet, scallops a $ port wine .....................................................................$38.50 Crayfi sh sauce Thermidor 97.50 Crayfish Thermidor (Deutz Marlborough Cuvee) Crayfi sh bThermidor (Deutz Marl orough Cuvee) A(Deutz crayfish extravagance well worth the Marlborough Cuvee) Welminute l worth the 20 mitime nute ......................................................... cooki ng time 20 $97.50 A crayfi shcooking extravagance well worth the 20 minute cooking time ......................................................... $97.50 $4.50 per person Salad with mains Seifried................................... Estate Winemakers Ice Wi ne (375ml ) Salad with mains ................................... $4.50per perperson person .......................... $4.50 Vegetables with mains $ person Vegetables with mains .......................... $4.50 per 14.90 White and Dark Chocolate Mousse Children's menu Available Whi t e Chocol a te Mousse / Dark Chocol a te Mousse / Frui t Compote Children's menu Available $ 14.90 Sticky Toffee Pudding (Recommended Wine) Toffee Pudding / Ice(Recommended Cream / Creme Angl aise / Toffee Wine) $ Seifried Estate Ice Wine [375ml) 14.90 Hot Filo Banoffee Seifried Ice Wine [375ml) Bananas / Coconut / Caramel Toffee Sauce / Ice Cream / Toffee Hot FiloEstate Banoffee Bananas, coconut and caramel toffee $ Hot Filo Banoffee 14.90 Crème sauce withBrulee ice cream - pure decadence Bananas, and caramel toffee .............................. $14.90 A classiwith cBrûlée dicoconut sice h /cream Toffee Creme Angl aise .............................. $14.90 sauce -/ pure decadence Crème $ ACrème classic Brûlée dish – enough said 14.90 Lemon Cheesecake * ................................................ $14.90 A dish – enough $14.90 Malclassic t BiscuiCheesecake t Base / Lemonsaid Fil in................................................ g / Toffee *Lemon $ Served double cream .................................................... $14.90 *Lemon Cheesecake 14.90 Hokeywith Pokey Chocolate Fudge Cake Served with double cream .................................................... $14.90 *Classic Crumble A Chocohol ics fantasy The old fashioned apple favourite ........................................$$14.90 *Classic Crumble 14.90 Chocolate Mousse Mud Cake * The old fashioned apple favourite ........................................ Brandy and Chocolate Mousse Stack ChocolateBiscuit Mudcake / Chocol ate Mousse / Chocol ate Ganache$14.90 Layered biscuits, chocolate mousse andStack Brandybrandy Biscuit and Chocolate Mousse $$14.90 berry compote lashed with cream ........................................ 14.50 Ice Cream Sundae *chocolate Layered brandy biscuits, mousse and berry compote lashed creama........................................ Ice Cream / toffee / choicwith e of Chocol te / Raspberry /or Caramel $14.90 topping *Ice Cream Sundae $$14.50 Back the 50’s *Ice Sundae 14.50 FruittoCream Salad &..................................................................... Ice Cream * Back to the 50’s ..................................................................... $14.50 *Seasonal Fruits Ice oCream Fruits /berry Berrycoulis, Coulis /&Passi nfrui t Sauce / Ice Cream Fruits, with passionfruit sauce............$$14.50 *Seasonal Fruitsdrizzled & Ice Cream 14.90 Brandy Biscuit & Chocolate Mousse Stack Fruits, berry coulis,Fudge drizzledIce withCream passionfruit sauce............ $14.50 Kapiti Liquorice Brandy Bi scuits / Whi teFudge / Dark Chocol ate Mousse / Berry Compote $14.90 / Cream For the Liquorice fan ............................................................. Kapiti Liquorice Ice Cream $ $14.90 For the Liquorice fan ............................................................. 14.90 Hokey Pokey Chocolate Fudge Cake Classic Crumble * AHokey chocoholics fantasy Appl e / Ci nnamon / Sul........................................................... tanas /Fudge CrunchyCake crumble / creme angl$14.90 aise Pokey Chocolate A chocoholics fantasy ........................................................... $ $14.90 *Chocolate Mousse Mud Cake 23.90 Chocoholics Delight (i d eal for 2 to share) The chocolate Mousse connoisseur’s .................................... $14.90 *Chocolate Mudachoice Chocol ate Mudcake / Chocol teCake Ice Cream / Brandy Biscuit / The chocolate connoisseur’s $14.90 Chocoholics Delight (idealchoice for two.................................... to share) Chocol ate Mousse Chocolate mudcake, fi lled profi teroles and brandy Chocoholics Delight (ideal for two to share) Cheese Board biscuit chocolate mousse Chocolate mudcake, filledstack profi............................................$23.90 teroles and brandy $ Cheeseschocolate / fruit / crackers quince jam (for 1) 19.50 biscuit mousse/stack ............................................$23.90 Cheese Board $ With portcheeses 25.50 Selected Cheese Board with fruit, crackers and quince jam $ (forcheeses 1) ........................................................................ $19.50 Each extra person (cheeseboard only) and quince jam 8.40 Selected with fruit, crackers With port .....................................................................25.50 1) ........................................................................ $19.50 $ 9.50 Triple (for Treat With port .....................................................................25.50
Desserts
Desserts Desserts
Mini Chocolate cup / White Mousse / Dark Mousse / Lemon Mousse / Toffee
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Weekend Specials Sat, Sun.Per nightApartment for 2 people inc GST) Studio Apartment $129. (Fri, Poolside Studio $139 Studio Apartment $129. Poolside Studio $139 Valid until 8th September 2011. Limited spaceApartment available. 2013 Valid until 8th September 2011. Limited space available. 43-55 Trafalgar Street, Nelson 7010. Tel 03 548 9774 43-55 TrafalgarCall Street, 7010. freeNelson 508 335 673 Tel 03 548 9774 Call free 508 335 673 enquiries@delorenzos.co.nz www.delorenzos.co.nz enquiries@delorenzos.co.nz www.delorenzos.co.nz
For enquiries or bookings please contact us on 0800 03 548 7049 872 459 For enquiries or bookings please contact us on 03 548 7049 To view us visit: 66 Trafalgar Street, Nelson or www.trailwayshotel.co.nz To view us visit: 66 Trafalgar Street, Nelson or www.trailwayshotel.co.nz
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