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The son of a Stoke woman found dead in her home earlier this year has told a court he believes she was murdered. Jade Harris, 20, cut off his home detention bracelet in February, blaming the trauma of his “murdered” Nelson mother two weeks earlier. He was sentenced in the Masterton District Court last week to seven months imprisonment after the judge cancelled his home detention sentence. Tracey-Anne Harris, 43, was found dead in her Marlowe St home by police in midFebruary. The body was removed from the house and a post mortem examination was completed, but police say they are still investigating the death. Jade Harris turned himself in to police last week having been on the run since February 29, when he cut off his electronic monitoring bracelet and left his assigned
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address. Harris pleaded guilty to breaching the home detention sentence. His lawyer said Harris had been complying with his sentence until February, when he “became aware of problems with his accommodation and wanted to transfer to a new address in Nelson”. It was at that time, on February 12, that Harris’ mother died in “extremely tragic circumstances”, she said, adding that Harris believes she was murdered. After initially opposing home detention cancellation, Harris changed his mind after conferring with his lawyer. The judge cancelled the original home detention sentence and replaced it with seven months imprisonment. He also sentenced him to three months imprisonment for the breach involving removing the bracelet, to be served concurrently. - with New Zealand Herald.
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Luke King outside the Haven Rd home he has been dismantling bit-by-bit. Insert: The historic house on Haven Rd was deemed ‘uninhabitable’ by its owners. Photos: Brittany Spencer.
Historic Haven Rd home to be recycled Brittany Spencer A century-old home on Haven Rd is being pulled down bit-by-bit. Bernard Downey is a director of Saltwater Creek Investments Limited, which owns the house. He says the house is uninhabitable and has been unoccupied for quite some time. “The floor was rotten and rats have been living in the roof for 100 years.” The house is thought to have been built between 1904 and 1905 and is listed as a Historic Place Category 2
with Heritage New Zealand. While the house may have served its purpose, the building materials are getting a second chance at life. The plan is to “recycle” the historic house and local Luke King has been pulling it apart, piece by piece. “I’m just trying to preserve its values as much as possible, rather than seeing it demolished,” says Luke. “I don’t like seeing old stuff being destroyed and the demolition crew Bernard spoke to first were going to bring a big digger in and smash it all down.”
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they were called back to New Zealand. “My involvement in the war was small,” he says. “But I did have some great mates who were killed.” Les is part of a growing number of WW2 veterans who can no longer attend services. Nelson RSA president Barry Pont says, while it’s an important day for veterans, Anzac Day is a day for all New Zealanders to remember the sacrifices of others. “It’s a chance to remember the heritage and what the guys who fought in the world wars did for us.” Anzac Day is this coming Monday, April 25. The dawn service will be at Anzac Gardens on Halifax St from 6am. Other services are held at the Church Steps at 9am and Stoke Memorial Hall from 10.15am.
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Spooners Tunnel officially opened Jessie Johnston
Spooners Tunnel is officially part of the Great Taste Cycle Trail after the ribbon cutting ceremony took place on Sunday. Over 400 people attended the event which included addresses by Gillian Wratt, chairperson of Nelson Tasman Cycle Trails Trust, mayor Richard Kempthorne and Maureen Pugh, National Party List MP, before the tunnel was blessed by Archdeacon Andy Joseph. Once the ribbon was cut, 357
keen trail users of all ages rode or walked through the tunnel, heading back towards Belgrove. “I thought it was great, we were really pleased with the turn out and enthusiasm people had for the trail and the route through the tunnel,” says Gillian. “We’re looking forward to being able to open the section from Wai-iti to Belgrove later this year, and we’re hopeful of getting the trail through to Kohatu and Tapawera when we have funding to do so.” The overall cost to complete the Spooners tunnel for in-
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Kiwi singer delights Nelson kids Kate Russell Nelson’s smallest music fans packed out the Victory Community Centre yesterday afternoon for a ‘not your average’ type of concert. Kiwi singer Anika Moa brought her two albums of children’s songs to the centre as part of her nationwide ‘Songs for Bubbas’ tour, which is seeing her play in 18 towns across the country – all for a gold coin entry. But, Moa is running the tour a little differently than usual, and in a unique twist, asked her social media network and fans to suggest venues such as libraries, schools, kindergartens, and even fans’ homes. Belle Clark from Nelson Playcentres, who put her hand up to help organise the event, says the tour attracted “overwhelming interest” from the Nelson community after Moa asked for suggestions for places to play via her Facebook page. “I messaged her on Facebook, as lots of Nelson people, suggested having it at the Victory Community Centre,” says Belle. “She wrote back to me and said: ‘Right - this is what I need, can you do it?’” “The Victory Community Centre was awesome and it was a really nice thing to be involved with.” Moa says that the inspiration for the tour came from the success of her first children’s album, ‘Songs for Bubbas 1’ and that Nelson was a ‘must’ for the tour. “I thought we should take the songs to the kids so they could enjoy their first real live music show and hear songs they were familiar with,” she says. She also said she wanted to play in venues that provided environments kids are comfortable in, and in spaces they have helped create. “The rally from local communities to make this Bubbas tour a load of fun has been inspiring,” she said via her Facebook page.
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Apple Fair doubles in size Jessie Johnston It may have started small, but Wakefield’s Apple Fair has blossomed into a major community event in just three years. The first fair was organised by Sylvia Huxstable and the property owner Christine Greider, in order to make the most of the fruit presses and crushers owned by their friends. The second year saw the event receive a $2000 grant from Focus Wakefield, which wished to establish the annual fair and put Wakefield on the Nelson events calendar, as well as provide a fundraising opportunity for local community groups. “It was so successful last year that we’ve doubled in size this year,” says Apple Fair committee member Meredith Rimmer. As well as offering people the chance to bring along their apples for juicing, thanks to a number of hand-operated and mechanical presses, the Apple Fair also included over 40 craft and food stalls, musical entertainment and the chance to explore Willow Bank, the miniature historical village that accommodates the fair. For those who had no apples of their own to juice, two bins of free apples were donated by Hoddy’s Orchard, while another two bins of hail-damaged apples were picked by the fair committee. “We want this to be an annual event, it’s been so successful and we’ve seen so many people meeting and hugging and greeting each other, having not seen each other for ages. It’s just been a lovely community space, as well as a regular event,” says Meredith. Organisers say the number of people who attended isn’t known, although at least 500 vehicles were parked there during the day.
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We could smell the smoke in Stoke. Hope it is out, we went indoors because of the smoke. Diane Sutherland. Sport committee a good move: I applaud the forward thinking of our mayor Rachel Reese in wanting to create an arts-orientated
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council committee and an independent sports and recreation-orientated council committee. For too long we have had to listen to Cr Rainey bleating about the amount of money spent on sport and recreational activities v the amount spent on the arts. We have already seen the repercussions from the rush job of "propping up" the arts $$$$ allocation by building a white elephant (almost) at the southern end of the Trafalgar Centre. Good on you Rachel, I am sure the vast majority of our region's people who regularly use the sports and recreational facilities will appreciate no longer having to "compete" with a "them v us" balance sheet. Errol Millar. Fluoride in water: Any “consultation “ by NMDHB about their future decision to dump the industrial waste product fluoride in our water (once National has put the legislation in place) will be a tragicomedy. NM Health has made their position abundantly clear on the issue, and attempted to shut down the debate. As well, they have presented us with flawed studies in support of their position which do not present accurate analysis. National has made a significant political mistake by trying to ram this one down our throats. Dan McGuire Woodburners still an issue: I see weekly views in your paper by 2016 NCC candidate Mel Courtney. Now that it is getting colder, and the majority of our current council-
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St Peters church will be focusing its Anzac efforts on remembrance this year, with a movie night and miniature display. Rev Jeff Cotton says his grandfather fought in Belgium in WW1 and his father in the Pacific in WW2, and he wanted to do something to help people remember how horrific war was. “We say lest we forget, but do we actually remember? You know what I mean? It’s kind of dawned on me in the last few years.” So Jeff is hosting a movie night on Saturday, April 23, where they will show the classic
WWII film The Dam Busters. On Anzac Day itself, Monday April 25, the church will be open for people to come and look at a miniature war display that Jeff and his eldest son James worked on. “We started this display in the middle of last year, and in January decided to make a big push and get it finished for Anzac Day.” He says the display is all about remembrance. “Miniatures can look harmless enough but they can also look realistic. “So doing this display, it's not so much ‘look at what we’ve done’, it’s about remembrance. This stuff was only 70 years ago. You can stare at something like this
for quite some time and think ‘gosh, glad I wasn’t there’. It’s kind of honouring these guys because some gave their lives, others their mental health and it’s honouring these guys by not forgetting it and not pushing it into the background.” There are two displays for people to view, one modelled on the French city of Caen, which is the first town the Allies arrived at after D-Day. The other is set on a Pacific island during WW2. The movie night starts from 6.30pm and is entry by gold coin at St Peters Church in Atawhai. The miniature display is free and open from 11am to 2pm.
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The Nelson Surf Life Saving Club has a new $30,000 inflatable rescue boat (IRB), after their story of a dramatic rescue during last February's big storm was judged to be the winning entry in a nationwide competition run by BP. BP is a major sponsor of surf life-saving in New Zealand and has been running the competition for the last three years to recognise the important role IRBs play in saving people's lives. This year, the Nelson Surf Life Saving Club won the competition after their story of an IRB rescue on the Waimea River was voted the best entry by BP staff around the country. "We responded to a 111 call during the big February floods saying there were some people stranded in a car in the Waimea River," Nelson Surf Life Saving Club president Marcus Gardner says. "We put our IRB into the floodwaters and had to cut our way through about four farm fences to battle our way up to the car. "The car was up on a little
Nelson Coastguard volunteers Marcus Gardner, left, and Aaron Lyttle, second left, with BP staff and the BP Surf Rescue boat at the opening of the new Richmond BP service station on Wednesday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg rise and the floodwaters were up to the wheels and getting higher, so we decided we had to get them out of there in a hurry. We put the three young adults and ninemonth-old baby into the boat, with the baby wrapped inside the mother's lifejacket, and took them back to safety." Marcus says they found out that their story won the competition about three weeks ago when he got "a call out of the blue" from BP and Surf Life Saving New Zealand. "It was a bit of a shock. The whole set-up costs around
$30,000, so it's a big expense for the club. "It's a great prize. We do a lot with the IRBs, not just at the beach but also in floodwaters because they are so versatile and can be man-handled or airlifted into any situation. "To rescue those people we had to throw it over a barbwire fence and up a stopbank. You can get them into places that you can't get other boats." Club captain Aaron Lyttle says the win was timely because they needed to replace two of their older IRBs. "We had discussed replacing
the boats at the last committee meeting, so it was good timing," Aaron says. "We had joked at the meeting that we had it sorted because we'd entered the competition and were going to win a boat, and it turned out we did." Aaron says the last pieces of equipment for the IRB, which came with a trailer, outboard motor, fuel bladder, two personal floatation devices and $100 worth of fuel, arrived in Nelson two weeks ago. It was displayed at the opening of the new BP Connect service station in Richmond last Tuesday. "We just want to say a big thanks to BP," Mark says. "They are a great sponsor of surf life-saving." BP's director of convenience retail and asset management, Frank van Hattum, says BP has sponsored New Zealand surf life-saving since 1968. "It's one of the most feelgood sponsorships. It's been something special - if we had a big cost-cutting, this would be one of the last things we'd give up. "You know that somewhere one of these boats is going to help save lives."
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Nelson hosts pastel exhibition Jessie Johnston Pastel artists from around the country currently have their masterpieces displayed in Mapua Hall for the PANZ National Art Awards and Convention. Pastel Artists of New Zealand (PANZ) holds the event annually, alternating between North and South Island venues, and this year Nelson played host to around 50 artists and over 100 paintings. This year the event is combining a public exhibition with the group’s national art awards, their AGM, a convention involving marketing and art critiquing, and two, two day master classes with American pastel artist, Stan Sperlak. While all artists belonging to PANZ can take part in the different activities, only a select few had the chance to exhibit. Artists wishing to be part of the exhibition had the
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Anne Cegarra of PANZ Nelson with her artwork in the annual exhibition at Mapua Hall on Sunday. Photo: Jessie Johnston. opportunity to submit three paintings for judging, with the selected paintings then sent to the venue to be hung, meaning those who come to view the artworks are admiring some of the best pastel pieces the country has to offer. Nelson is currently the
biggest group in the country with around 60 members “and on the opening night, three pictures were sold and they were all from the Nelson group,” says PANZ Nelson member, Sue England. While no local artists received first place or runner-up in the awards, Bill Burke, who
was the overall winner at the 2012 event, took out one of the four merit awards. The exhibition, which started on Friday, will be running until May 1. Members of the public are welcome to come and explore the works of art daily between 9am and 4pm.
Top pianist to perform for school of music Nelson School of Music patron and leading New Zealand pianist Michael Houstoun is to perform a fundraising concert to support the School’s redevelopment project. The concert will be performed on the School’s ‘Sturgeon Steinway’ piano at Old St John’s in Hardy St, 8pm on Saturday, April 23. School of Music spokesman Bob Bickerton says it is a great tribute to the school to have this support from New Zealand’s most prominent international pianist. Houstoun says his own connection to the Nelson School of Music goes back to his earliest days of public performance. “I feel I have been playing there all my life. Some years ago I became a patron of the school along with Dame Malvina Major and this formalised my relationship. So it feels absolutely natural and right for me to be involved in fundraising for the rebuild. I hope people will come along and that we’ll be able to throw a good amount of money into the rebuild ‘pot’.” The Nelson School of Music is currently undergoing a $6.4 million redevelopment project following closure due to earthquake risk. This concert is part of a community fundraising programme. Tickets are $45 and available from the Theatre Royal 548 3840 or theatreroyalnelson.co.nz
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1. Wait until they can be treated in the public system, (can be 6 months +++) and hope they survive long enough to receive the treatment. Due to the lack of funding for the Public Health Service, you can experience long delays before receiving treatment and many of the important drugs are
2. Pay for the treatment, (drugs, surgery, hospitalisation) and hope you don’t need to mortgage your house.
unfunded. An example of such an unfunded drug is “Keytruda”, which has been approved by Medsafe to help fight Melanoma, the third most common
3. Plan ahead, pay a little bit now and get treatment when you need it at no extra cost!
Cancer in NZ, with over 2200 new cases yearly. As Nelson has so many sun hours, is it really worth the risk? There are a number of ways we can help
I am Syd Hanna, a Financial Adviser specialising in Risk Advice with over 30 years’ experience, based in Richmond/Nelson. To find out what your options are, contact me on 0275 330 506 or email to: syd.hanna@camelotgroup.co.nz
you plan for the future, but don’t wait until something happens, otherwise it will be too late and you will “have” to choose between option 1 or 2!
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TUESDAY 19 April 2016
Nelson murder brought to life in play
Maungatapu Murder play actor Cameron West, left, writer Justin Eade, centre, and actor Nick Kemplen, outside the historic fire engine house which was reportedly used to house the bodies of the Maungatapu Murder victims. Photo: Brittany Spencer.
One of Nelson’s most intriguing murder cases will be brought to life this week, as part of Heritage Week 2016. ‘Maungatapu,’ will tell the story of the Maungatapu murders by the notorious Burgess gang, which caused a sensation in Nelson back in 1866 when five men went missing on the Maungatapu track between Nelson and Wairau. Commissioned especially for Heritage Week, seasoned local actors Cameron West and Nick Kemplen will play the murderous pair, Burgess and Sullivan. The gripping account has been written and produced by Justin Eade, who says audiences can expect a compelling tale. “Heavily based on Burgess' “confession”, this short, two-handed play examines in particular the relationship between Burgess and Sullivan, and speculates on their motivations and thoughts about one another,” he says.
Kate Russell Reporter
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“It's difficult to get at the truth of this case even 150 years later, given both of these men probably lied in their accounts, but having researched Burgess' writings, court transcripts and many of the books written about it, this is my interpretation of what might have happened.” Nelson City councillor Pete Rainey, says that heritage week this year is all about “discoveries.” “This new play encompasses that brilliantly, with unexpected twists and turns which the audience is able to experience,” he says. The play will be on 20 23rd April at 7pm, and 21 - 24 April at 3pm, in the NMIT Johnny Cash room. Gold coin entry, with a question and answer session following the performance. Heritage week runs from 16 – 24 April. For the full programme visit www.nelson.govt.nz.
More than Mortgages I’m Mike Pero and this is my story
Happy, healthy, free-range Brown Shaver pullets.
Easy Care Feeding Solutions Step on Feeder ($156) and Easy Care Drinker ($78)
Six Times New Zealand Motorcycle Road Race Champion Entrepreneur/Businessman Patron Motorcycling New Zealand
Keep feed and water clean and safe from sparrows and rodents.
• But wait! There’s more appliances to be won. We’re running a competition on the Richmond Mall Facebook page asking people to take a photo of their oldest appliance, post it to our Facebook page and every day for a week we will give a new appliance away. Photos need to be uploaded before Monday, May 2 and appliances will be given away every day from May 2 until May 6. • The mall is hosting its holiday programme every week day during the school holidays from 11am to 2pm(Mondays to Fridays, Except Anzac Day). It will be held in the old O’Neill’s site next to Buonissimo. Two of the walls have been turned into giant blackboards where the kids can get creative while they wait for their turn to take part in the special activity. With Mother’s day just around the corner, the children will make a wee gift box, and will be supplied with poems and chocolates to go inside, and there will still be plenty of room to put an extra gift in if they want to buy something extra for Mum. The programme is free for children and everyone that participates will get a free soft serve cone from McDonalds.
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Ideal for those with busy lifestyles, or if you are going away for a few days and want chooks to have access to ample feed and water. Egg Skelter ($39.95) Keeps eggs in date order - store freshly laid eggs at the back and take from the front. Visit our store at 270 Mt Heslington Road, RD1 Brightwater Opening hours 9am to 5pm Monday to Saturday
Event sponsored by Mike Pero Real Estate Nelson City, Stoke and Richmond
• Mother’s Day is coming up and we are running a promotion to win small appliances to the value of $3000. Spend $50 in any of our stores in Richmond Mall (excluding supermarkets) between the 20th April and 7th May. Record your name and contact number on the back of the receipt and pop it into one of our entry boxes located at the Mall entrances to be in to win.
• Stork car parks. We’re hearing your concerns around the lack of stork parks and in the near future we will be providing more.
12 weeks @ $22 each
Mike Pero
Mall Chat
• Anzac trading hours. Our food court is open from 11am until 4pm; speciality stores are from 1pm to 4pm and supermarkets are 1pm-9pm.
Looking for laying hens?
Motorcycles, Mortgages, Motorsport, Aviation and Business NZ Classic Motorcycles 75 Haven Road, Nelson Thursday 28 April from 6pm Drinks and nibbles Tickets $29 mikepero.com/event
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NELSONÔS TOP TAKEAWAYS
Nelson’s longest serving Chinese Restaurant.
Fish & Chips & Burgers Phone: 548 3312
Upstairs Restaurant open during the day and evening.
Freshly cooked fish to order, homemade beef patties and good prices
Licensed & BYO
Downstairs choose from our authentic Chinese cuisine smorgasbord or our extensive a la carte restaurant menu. dine in or takeaway. cooked fresh to order.
Giuseppe's fish, chips and burgers
Lunch & Dinner at Victory Square
Mon-Sat: 11am-9pm, Sun: 4.30pm-9pm
119 Hardy St Nelson. Ph 546 6774
OPEN: Thursday-Saturday 4.30pm-8pm & Sunday 4.30-7.30pm
kebab
Kitchen
Traditional Turkish Kitchen Traditional Turkish Kitchen Eat in or take out Kebabs
Kebab Wrap
Eat in or take out Kebabs
Iskender Fries Meal Rice Dish
Rice Falafel
$4.00 $1.80 $1.90 $5.70 $4.90 .90c $5.60 $5.40
Your choice of meats or vege and salad topped with any combination of sauce, wrapped in pita bread and toasted.
Your choice of meat or vege served with salad or rice and salad topped with combination of sauces.
Chicken Lamb Mixed
$8.80 $11.80 $8.80 $11.80 $8.80 $11.90
Chicken Lamb Mixed
$10.90 $12.90 $10.90 $12.90 $10.90 $12.90
Chicken Lamb Mixed
$9.20 $11.80 $9.20 $11.80 $9.30 $11.70
Vege pattie Salad Fries Turkish Bread Chicken Lamb
Falafel
$8.70
Falafel
$10.90 $12.90
Falafel
$9.10
SALAdS
Small
(chicken & lamb) (gluten free)
Vege pattie Kids sizes
Large
$11.90
$8.70 $11.70 $5.80
Small
(chicken & lamb) (gluten free)
Vege pattie Kids sizes
Your choice of meats or vege served with a bed of fries with any combination of sauces.
Extras
Large
$10.90 $12.90 $4.90
Small
(chicken & lamb) (gluten free)
Vege pattie Kids sizes
HAVE HERE OR TAKEAWAY
$11.70
$9.10 $11.70 $5.40
Add salad $2.80
HAVE HERE OR TAKEAWAY
Large
HAVE HERE OR TAKEAWAY
(gluten free)
Red cabbage Carrot Lettuce Red onion Humus Sour cream Beetroot Tabulleh Jellepino Add cheese $1
SAuCES
(up to 3 options)
Garlic yoghurt Honey mustard Mint Sour cream BBQ Tomato Satay Aioli Chilli (sweet, mild, hot)
Produce sourced locally and served fresh daily. Dine in or takeaway. Open Mon - Sat from 10am - late
Ph 546 7987 or 021 882 366 | 41 Bridge St Nelson (plenty of parking available)
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NELSONÔS TOP TAKEAWAYS FRESH - TASTY - FAMILY PRICES
Not just fish & chips!
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Choices of
Ready when you are
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Express lunch, just $6
Thank you to our loyal customers for supporting us in our first year of business.
5 kids packs to choose from, plus
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87A Nile St, Nelson (opposite Central School) Ph 539 0098
Come and see why people come back time and time again!
OPen 7 dayS: Mon-Tues 4.30-8pm. Wed-Sun 4.30-8.30pm
Open 7 nights for dinner from 4.30pm. Monday-Friday for lunch from 10.30am
Ph: 546 6299 51 Vanguard Street
Dine in and Take away available lunch and dinner. Lunch Special Available from $11 Best Regional Chip shop
A variety of modern Thai cuisine dishes and Thai tastes infused with local ingredients. No added MSG. Gluten-free, Vegetarian, Vegan and Kids’ dishes available FREE delivery June - September with orders over $50
2011 & 2013*
Ph: (03) 539 1115
(Nelson central only)
142 Hardy St, Nelson Ph: 548 8997 www.tongthai.co.nz Open Mon 11am-2.30pm, 5pm-late / Tues-Sun 11am-late (Fully licensed & BYO)
BACK TO OUR AWARD-WINNING FLAVOURS, AS OF APRIL 2016.
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WINTERMOTORING NelsoN North
mechanical
769 hira road, hira. Next to the hira store
Service SpecialS available: Pre-Winter Checks Free Battery tests anti-freeze Changes oil & Filter changes Grey Power discounts
Cambelts replacement Clutch repairs Brake repairs Full servicing Full engine re-builds
We can offer a full range of repairs and servicing at very competitive prices over 30 years experience in Nelson Motor industry
We guarantee all our work To talk with Keith phone:
545 1974 or 027 449 7754
GAS STAY SPECIALISTS Gas stay specialists
Re-gas or New struts
Winter in New Zealand varies • Possibly the most important toasty while you’re on the road. depending on where you live. thing to check over winter, It’s also important to be able In the far north, dealing with in fact during any season, is to de-frost your windscreen so winter might simply involve your tyre treads and pressure. your visibility is 100 per cent, closing the windows and put- Road worthy tyres will see you and so you don’t have to drive ting on a cosy jumper, while right in rain, hail, snow or glori- around with your windows those down south will likely be ous sunshine, and whatever else down and your head stuck out crowding round a roaring fire, Mother Nature throws at motor- to see where the traffic is. wrapped in every warm cloth- ists to make roads treacherous. ing item they own and facing a A standard tyre should have If you’ve ever been in that awkfreezing morning where the car a tread depth of 1.5mm over ward predicament of trying to has to be dug out of the snow. three-quarters of the tyre get the shopping in the back of For us living in the middle, around its entire circumfer- the car but the boot lid won’t winter will be somewhere in ence, while regularly check- stay up, then you need to make between. Wherever you are, a trip to the team at Gas it pays to get your vehicle Stay Specialists. Gas struts ready for the cold weather can be found on boots, because one thing is for bonnets, ute canopies, masure, winter will definitely rine hatches, office chairs, bring some difficult drivcampervan beds and even ing conditions that your car toy boxes. While gas struts needs to be ready for. may be a simple mechani• The first tip to staycal device, they are very ing safe while motoring much vital, especially when this winter is to see and It’s a great idea to get your car a full it comes to your car. With be seen, and windscreen service before you head away for your winter getting closer, gas winter road trips. wipers play a vital role. struts tend to lose pressure Your vehicles wiper blades need ing tyre pressure is easy when because they are affected by to be in good condition and you go to refuel your vehicle the cold atmosphere. Luckily should clear a windscreen, not at the nearest petrol station. for vehicle owners looking to smear the water round. If you do need new tyres, now motor safely and comfortably • The last thing you want is to is the time to make the change, this winter, Gas Stay Specialists stock and supply quality let Jack Frost get the better of before winter sets in. your car, so when temperatures • If you don’t want to be trav- Stabilus struts. The team offers drop below zero, make sure elling to work or dropping the a free fitting on most cars and your engine doesn’t freeze up kids at school in a freezing car, all struts come with a warranty. by ensuring there is plenty of make sure your air condition- Come and see Gas Stay Specialantifreeze in the coolant. ing is working so it’s nice and ists in the bright green building.
Regas • Quality Stabilus Struts or • Free fitting on mostNew vehicles Struts • Free warranty
0800 427 0800 427 782
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4A Gladstone Rd, Richmond 03 544 1212
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12 Cargill Place, Richmond (off Beach Road)
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What makes our Warrant of Fitness checks just that little bit more enjoyable? • We are a locally owned and operated Business • We offer a drive through service (no bookings needed) • We offer a loyalty card: - First warrant of fitness full price - Second warrant of fitness - $5 off full price - Third warrant of fitness - $5 off full price - Fourth warrant of fitness - $10 off full price
• Free coffee or tea making facilities available • Small repairs such as wiper blades, bulbs can be done on our forecourt - for the bigger repairs - ask to see our workshop staff. • We have full workshop facilites with the latest scan tool equipment.
Phone: 548 9788 | 221 Haven Rd, Nelson
Hours: Monday to Friday - 8am-5pm / Saturdays: 8.30am - 12.30pm
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20 Teviot 20St, Teviot Dunedin St, Dunedin Sth,Sth, (03) Sth, 466(03) 4770 466 20 Teviot St, Dunedin (03) 466 47704770 www.vinz.co.nz www.vinz.co.nz www.vinz.co.nz
34 Packham Cres
Ph: 0800 Go Vinz
(468 469)
• LVV Certification • Restorations and Panelbeating • All Rust Repairs • Roofchops and Bodydrops • Chassis Modification
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Drive along Haven Road and you will doubtless see the DollarSave building at 221 Haven Road. Derryl & Tanja Henman have owned the business for over 20 years, and with many services on offer they are your one stop shop for all things motor related, and the best thing is there is no booking
required, just drive in. A Wof isn’t just about getting a sticker for your car, motorcycle or trailer, it’s about safety, and at DollarSave the dedicated team make that their number 1 priority. They are also well equipped to service and repair all makes and models of car, there is no need to drive all over town to use multiple repairers or locations to fix the
problem, DollarSave do it all! The technicians at DollarSave are all of the highest calibre and offer a great service, so if you want your car roadworthy for the harsh Nelson winter then look no further than DollarSave Auto Centre, you want the best, go and see them! If you want to make sure that your vehicle is ready for when you hit the open road, then look
no further than VINZ on Packham Crescent, Stoke. As part of a long-term partnership with the government via NZTA, VINZ inspects, tests and certifies new and used vehicles to ensure that all vehicles comply with all regulations that apply for your vehicle to be roadworthy. But don’t think the all that VINZ do is Warrants of Fitness and Cerificates of Fitness, far from it,
they do everything from change of ownership, road user charges, registrations, vehicle information reports, and you can even renew your licence there, meaning that they are the one stop shop for everything vehicle related. So, before you head away for a long weekend, or if you are just wanting to give your vehicle the once over, call into VINZ today.
Receive $1000
Fuel Gift Card
when you purchase any Vehicle below at the listed price during April at Bowater Hyundai
New Zealand roads can be quite treacherous in winter so make sure you drive to the conditions to get to your destination safely.
Nelson Tow and Salvage (2007 Ltd)
$
19,990
2006 Lexus IS250 NZ new 1 x owner, 2.5 auto
$
*24 hour breakdown and crash service An AA road service contractor
2011 Hyundai i45
Ph 548 0601 0800 CAR TOW
E.neltow2007@xtra.co.nz
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ATTERIES
$
14,990
$
$
15,990
2011 mazda 3 GLX
24,786
2013 Hyundai Accent hatch elite leather 1.6 auto
$
$
2014 Hyundai i30
29,990
$
$
34,793
19,897
2011 Hyundai Elantra Elite leather 1.8 auto
25,731
1.6 diesel elite leather auto
2009 Hyundai tucson 2.0 petrol auto towbar
18,977
2.0 petrol 6 speed manual
$
2010 Hyundai i20
2005 Hyundai terracan 4WD Auto GL 3.5 petrol V6 auto leather side steps towbar GREAt towing vehicle
18,903
i45 auto
• Car lock outs • Jump starts • Boat tows
11,995
C LE PI SAmP
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• Breakdown • Accidents • Flat/dead batteries
$
$
$
20,748
2015 Suzuki Swift 1.4l, Petrol, Automatic, very low km’s
27,923
2013 Hyundai ix35 2WD 2.0 petrol auto
$
28,712
2013 Hyundai Veloster 1.6l, Petrol, Automatic, glass roof
$
35,754
$
39,652
C LE PI SAmP 2012 Hyundai ix35 4WD diesel elite leather
$
2013 Hyundai i40 1.7 diesel auto low kms
39,990
$
2011 toyota Hilux SR5 Double Cab 3.0 diesel manual
46,733
$
2014 Hyundai ix35 AWD 2.0 diesel auto elite leather
56,978
$
79,990
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NEWVehicle Servicing E•RFull ENT D BATTERIES LUBE SERVICE M N E U www.mobilstoke.co.nz LUBE SERVICE Necessary A•GWOF BATTERIES * Appointment N A Appointment Necessary obiMl s t oke.co. nz * • Tyres -TYRES FREE Fitting COURTESY & Balancing CAR TYRES COURTESY CAR • Electrical Repairs o. z ld .gn ouo w w w . m o b i l s t ourkcaer .wc • ECU scan tool yo k e . c o . n z e r e www . m.o b i l s t o h w .it’s * • Qualified, Friendly Staff Behind Mobil Station
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2012 Hyundai Santa Fe R series 2.2 diesel auto elite leather 7 x seats
2015 Isuzu D-max Double Cab auto 3.0 diesel 4WD ex-demonstrator
2016 Hyundai Santa fe AWD 2.2 diesel auto 7x seater
2016 Hyundai Genesis Elite limited 3.8 V6 luxury
Call free 0508 449 863 or 545 8032
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Cnr Rutherford & Hardy St (Opposite McDonalds)
mEEt ouR SALES tEAm James Duncan 027 533 8743
Daryl Pritchard 027 688 3639
Corrie Chambers 027 630 3356
Craig Fenemor 0274 756 744
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SAVE THE CHILDREN: Margaret Hackston, Amy Hill, Nancy Cowan and Isabelle Jones of the Save the Children Fair committee, with some of the second-hand items to be sold on the day. The fair, which is being held this Saturday at the Stoke Memorial Hall, is an annual event and the biggest fundraising activity for the local group. The fair begins at 9am and will run until 12pm, selling everything including fresh vegetables from local growers, homemade cakes, jams and other produce, white elephant items, books, clothing, outside equipment, and plants from a local nursery. The fair is possible thanks to around 60 volunteers who help with the set-up and selling on the day, and this year the fair's proceeds will be going to two different causes. The first being in Bangladesh, working alongside local partners in the Daulatdia brothel to provide quality education for children there, while the second project, in the Philippines, works within schools to teach children how to prepare for and respond to disasters. Photo: Jessie Johnston.
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Simply spend $50 in a single transaction at any store in Richmond Mall (excluding supermarkets) between 20th April and 7th May, write your name and contact number on the back of your receipt and place it in one of the entry boxes located at the Mall entrances. Winner drawn on 8th May and announced on the Richmond Mall Facebook page.
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Ph 03 544 8000
Proud to be chosen as suppliers to Richmond Cars & Commercials
Dylan Gilbertson, Brendon Houliston, Dan Fisher, Brian Newman and Rick Thompson are the professional team at Richmond Cars and Commercials.
Stockists of a wide range of car care products
www.youngs.co.nz
22 Vanguard Street | Ph: 548 9014 sales@youngs.co.nz
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Richmond Cars and Commercials are constantly improving the services they can offer their clients and after recently relocating to bigger and better premises, they’ve now expanded their team with two new members of staff. Rick Thompson is a familiar name in the industry and an even more familiar face, having worked in the region for over 40 years as a reputable vehicle salesman. With a family heavily involved in motorcars, Rick says his life-long career was a natural progression, and one that he has enjoyed very much over the years. “I enjoy meeting repeat customers more than anything, that’s the satisfying bit, the people factor,” says Rick. The decision to work for Richmond Cars and Commercials was a no brainer with Rick already having worked alongside the businesses owners, Peter Sturkenboom and Dan Fisher in previous companies.
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“Rick is a senior salesman with over 40 years in the motor trade industry, in the Nelson region, and he’s got a massive clientele that have followed him from yard to yard, so it’s a really big asset to have Rick working as part of the sales team,” says Dan. “He’s got a no pressure approach to sales and has a lot of knowledge right across the board.” While Rick looks after clients in the car yard, Brian Newman is Richmond Cars and Commercial’s dedicated business manager, dealing with the paper work, the finance and the insurance. “We decided we needed someone specialising in the finance side of things, we’re able to offer some very competitive finance packages right now across the board, for cars, motor homes and boats, and because it’s a very specialised job, we need someone like Brian, rather than taking the sales team away from the yard where they’re needed to help clients,” says Dan.
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Ray & Dean Gibbens Great guys, great cars, great services!
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SporTS CRIBBAGE: Nelson Suburban cribbage player Pam Cox held her nerve in a playoff to win the National Singles Cribbage Tournament, played at Nelson Suburban Club over the weekend. The tournament attracted 164 card players from around New Zealand and after 63 games Pam and Kaiapoi’s Barry Pam Cox. Houston were tied on 83 points. Pam won the playoff to claim the title. Kaiapoi won the team event. FOOTBALL: Richmond remain unbeaten in division one men’s football with a 3-0 win over Wakefield at the Wakefied Domain on Saturday. Suburbs Seals were too strong for FC Nelson 4-0 at Victory Square, Nelson College went down to the Marlborough Mariners 2-1 at The Broads and Tahuna were too strong for Suburbs 5-0 at Tahunanui.
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“It’s not for everyone, but no sport is for everyone. It’s a very tough sport to do, it takes a lot of training by yourself and the battle is within yourself.” He says the sport has a good following in Nelson and it’s a sport that “tends to be very addictive”. “It’s physically tough but it’s the mental challenge that people love. When you’re standing there with two bells in your hands after seven minutes and you’re stuffed, thinking ‘I’ve still got three to go’. That’s a mental challenge.” The competition is being held on Saturday, April 23, at Evolve Fitness Solutions on 4a Fuji Court in Stoke. Everyone is welcome to come and watch. For more information on the competition or on kettlebell training, email Heath on info@physicalculture.co.nz
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Giants welcome closest rivals to Nelson Jacob Page
Nelson Giants coach Tim Fanning says the NBL’s playoff picture will be a lot clear after his team’s two games this week. The table topping Mike Pero Nelson Giants welcome the third placed Southland Sharks on Thursday night at the Trafalgar Centre, before an Anzac Day showdown with the Canterbury Rams who sit in second. The Giants are coming off a 111100 defeat at home to the Super City Rangers. “This weekend will make the playoff picture a lot clearer for everyone,” Tim says. “It’s a big weekend.” Giants captain Sam Dempster is still in doubt for both games after he was ruled out of the Rangers game due to injury. Fanning says his rebounding and physical presence was missed but he is confident he has the players to pick up the slack. “We have to get tougher on defence and get our share of rebounds,” Tim says. “Sam was a loss for us in that area but I know we have the players to cover when they are mentally in the zone.” Fanning says his team was eager to atone for their performance.
Mike Pero Nelson Giants’ Ali Granger dribbles the ball in his side’s loss to the Waitareke Super City Rangers at the Trafalgar Centre on Saturday night. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport. “We scored enough points in that loss to be able to win games but our transition defence has to get better.” The Giants ended Southland’s 15game unbeaten run by beating
them in Invercargill in week one, something Tim says gives them plenty of confidence. The Sharks are coming off a big 23-point win over the Rams on the weekend and are likely to have
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communication as they read one another’s play. Jacks’ coach Robyn Leonard felt her charges played “pretty good” considering they were without classy mid courters Jodi Hikuroa-Jeffery and Jess Drummond. Young Holly Young took her opportunities in their absence and impressed, while defender Jordan Webby could be well pleased with her efforts. It was a similar story in the B Grade with Stoke Sportswise Stars having the perfect record, which culminated in their 21-17 win over another previously unbeaten team in Marlborough’s Tokomaru. Rival Jade took out the C Grade, while Golden Bay High School and Collingwood Area School will have their names engraved on the D & E Grade trophies respectively. Motueka High School 10A claimed the Collegiate spoils while the classy
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Community Notices Heart Help in Stoke - Meet at Honest Lawyer for coffee & a chat for people who have had heart events. 10.30am 3rd Saturday each month. Graham 021 034 6335 Alan 027 6183 050. national CounCil of Women, Meeting Wed 20 Apr. 1pm Stoke Methodist Hall, Neale Ave. Speaker Jane du Feu, Maori Women's Welfare League Nelson President, National Vice President. More information at NelsonNCW@gmail.com CopD BreatHing ClaSSeS – seated exercise class delivered by a physiotherapist $5 per class, or only $2 per for Nelson Asthma Society members. At Ernest Rutherford Village 4th May at 1.30pm and at the Reformed Church, Enner Glynn 27th April at 1pm. Bring a friend along and you get one free class. Phone Sue 544 1562 aDVanCe notiCe: Nelson Indoor Bowls Association will hold a Garage Sale Sat. 11 June at Warnes Stadium, Songer St, Stoke. Tables are available to hire for other fundraising groups in the district. Contact: D. Powick 5451773 or K.Forsyth 5477485. nelSon Community potterS 136 Rutherford St. Learn pottery. Handbuilding,wheel work for beginners to expert. Social group Thurs 10-12 & Mondays 6-9pm. Term 2 classes enrol now. Limited numbers Ph Elizabeth 5481488 nelSon BayS Harmony Mini Concert, Thursday 21 April, 7.45 pm, Club Waimea, Lower Queen St, Richmd. Showcasing barbershop harmony in preparation for national competitions in Wellington. Gold coin entry. Trish 544 8876 Stoke neWComerS Walking group, Friday 22 April, Meet at Isel Park 10am front entrance, for walk around gardens Ph Linda 0221254632 proBuS CluB of nelSon City welcomes men and women as new members. Next meeting 9.45 for 10.00 am, Thursday 12 May at Nelson Golf Club, 38 Bolt Road, Tahunanui. Speaker – Morgan Williams. 'Phone Jennifer 548 0272. funDraiSing Quiz nigHt Friday 20 May at Headingly Centre, Headingly Lane.
Slinet Auction 7pm. quiz starts 7.30pm. Supper provided, tables of 8 preferred. Bookings essential Linda 5447071. Tickets from Grace Church Office, Fields Florist, Queen St Richmond, Pinnacle House 452 Lower Queen St, Red Dog Motueka. Proceeed to Pinnacle House - providing high quality day service to very high special needs individuals & for whom full time employment is not an option. www.pinnaclehousenelson.org.nz SaVe tHe CHilDren fair Stoke Hall Saturday 23rd April. 9am. Great selection of good quality goods, fresh fruit and vegetables, household items, linen, books, clothes, toys, jewellery Bargains for everyone Ph. 547 3253 nelSon inStitute talk. Garrick Batten . Author, columnist, agricultural adviser & manager. How knowledge must drive future Nelson regional development now we live in a Global Village". Overcoming insularity is a must. May 1, Activity Rm, Nelson Library. 2pm. $2pp. Ph 5451646 neW mum looking for something to do come and join a SPACE programme great discussions on baby development, toy making and music. Contact Teresa Flowers 035479877 or dave_trees@xtra.co.nz 'WHat next? Life Beyond the Parenting Years' is a 62 page, A5 book offering activities in Nelson for people whose kids have left home; are new to Nelson or are looking for a new hobby. Ideal for Mothers Day & only $10! Email me for a copy , Carol Parkinson whatnextnelson@gmail.com nelSon inDoor BoWlS Sat 16 April, 7.00pm opening of the season. Individual entries night tournament at Stoke Warnes Bowls Stadium Songer St. Individual entries on the Blackboard at the Stadium or phoned through to either, Brian Fletcher on 545 0542 or Pat Carrick on 544 7601 Spiritual WiSDom on Health and Healing: A workshop for anyone wanting to discover new spiritual tools and insights to see oneself and one’s state of health from a higher perspective. Presented by ECKANKAR NZ. Tues. April 26, 7-8:30pm Ph
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Lyndy 5481450 or 021 156 7914 nelSon tramping CluB invites you: April 24, Dun Mountain, fit, phone Debbie 553 0427; May 1, Takaka Hill Walkway, easy, phone Kate 547 6463. Details www. http://nelsontrampingclub.org.nz HaBitat for Humanity are looking for a retired electrician to test & tag electrical items. Long term or short term volunteers are both welcome! Ph 547 4626 Waimea HarrierS join with Athletics Nelson for the Presidents Trophy, Branford Park, at 2.30pm on Saturday. All welcome. For details, Ph Alan 5423768 or view the website http://www.waimeaharriers.nz/ military Day WW2 tHemeD event at Higgins Park, Wakefield. Sunday 1st May. $5, under 14's free. Vehicles, stalls, rides, main activities. 11am-4pm". SoCial inDoor BoWlS. Every Wed. and Fri. 1.15 to 4 pm. Trafalgar St. Hall, opposite Trailways. Come along & join in the fun. Ph 5466562 or 5489006. nelSon Cake DeCoratorS are holding a Workshop & Demo Sat. 7 May, 9am4pm. Richmond Church of Christ, Cnr. Croucher/Darcy St. Learn how to make sugar flowers and models. All materials provided, cost $30. Ring 548 6696 or 544 5970 to book your place. CraftS, Caring & SHaring. Starts Monday 2 May Mon 26 Sept. Come along, bring a friend. Everyone is welcome. Have a cuppa or a coffee. Gold coin donation. Bring your craft. Ph: Pauline 544 9174. nelSon reSiDentS aSSoCiation monthly Sunday brunch –May 1 Venue: “623 In the City”, Hardy St. Guest Speaker: Craig Dennis, Chairman – Progress Nelson Tasman (supporting the Southern Arterial Link). $22 per person, limited seats, No Door Sales! For tickets: Kevin 545 2010. SingleS-Doing-Stuff. Friday 22nd April. Singles gatherings. Fortnightly (different venues) Checking out a New location in Nelson. East Street Café Church St.,. 7.30pm-9.30pm. Host Maurice. Join Us ViCtory playCentre funraiSer: Quiz@SpeigHtS aleHouSe.. Quiz
night 30 May 6.30pm to fundraise for our small centre! If you would like to support us& have some fun, get a team together, pop to Victory Community Centre, purchase tickets($10pp) & we'll see you there!. artiSan market Stall HolDerS WanteD: for Sunday 1 May, 10 -2 in Stoke Memorial Hall. $20 per stall. Join a range of stalls from wonderful local makers. Organised by Nelson Lioness Club. Contact Carol 544 7537 or Monica 022 163 1560. Stoke/taHunanui laDieS CluB (formerly probus) welcomes new members for a fun friendship & fellowship morning Apr. 20 Suburban Club Tahunanui Dr. 9.45am to hear Dave McManus from Copy Press speak. Meet for Coffee & Chat on the 2nd Thurs each month at 2pm WOW Apr. 14 love to see you there come & join us. Diane 5476331 naylanD BaDminton CluB Tuesdays, Stoke Memorial Hall, 4:15 – 5:45 pm. Starts 3rd May. Ages: 9-18 years. Racquets & shuttlecocks provided. $5.00 Casual/ $45 per term. Aimee : 545 6518 /0276979270 Sue: 547 2484/ 02102502239. DanCing 10 Week CourSe Square & Round Dance Club. Come & have fun. 19 April. 8 pm to 10 pm. $3.00 pp each night. Whakatu Hall 13 Florence St Richmond. Ph Chris x2 0277225846 apple maC uSer group (Nelson Area), April meeting is Wed. 20 at 7pm Richmond Library. An interest group for ‘Apple’ users including users of Apple devices, are welcome. For info John 5473408. nelSon male VoiCe CHoir presents “In Flanders Fields” an ANZAC tribute, on Mon. 25 April at 2pm, Annesbrook Auditorium, 40 Saxton Road West, Stoke. Adults $20, under 18s $5, tickets from Isite,Trafalgar St,Summit Real Estate Stoke & Richmond Mall reception or at the door. fun * free * fit CluB: come join our friendly group for a great workout. Thurs 9.30am & Sun. 3.15pm The Broadgreen Historic hse Rose Garden Nayland Rd Stoke. Bring $5 for your yummy recovery shake. Everyone welcome, all fitness lev-
sessions. Monday - Friday 9.30am - 12pm. 255 Vanguard Street, Nelson Phone Teresa 5467100 dave_trees@xtra.co.nz inDoor BoWlS - Wakapuaka Club 7pm every Tuesday at Clifton Tce School Hall. Friendly active club for all ages and levels. It’s never to late to learn so come and enjoy the challenge. No charge to give it a try. New members always welcome. Contact Fred 548-3541, Jeanette 545-2458, or Denise 545-1773. fooD, iS it a proBlem for you? Are you suffering from anorexia, bulimia, obesity and/or compulsive eating? Overeaters Anonymous works. Ph 0226730237. Meetings held weekly. All welcome. Want to make a DifferenCe? Support former refugees to resettle in Nelson. Full training provided, starts 20th May. Contact Red Cross Nelson: jettie.skerten@ redcross.org.nz or 548-4978 SCottiSH Country DanCing: The Nelson Club dance on Thursday nights, 7.30pm at the YMCA, 156 Toi Toi St, Nelson. New dancers welcome, no partner needed, your first night is free. For details please contact Kelly 547-5721. JuSt uS Drama meets Monday's 10.30. - noon, for rehearsing skits etc to perform for Senior Groups. Enquiries phone Marion 5470509 yoga WitH aliCe Class Tues 6.45 pm Thurs 5.45 pm 1 Hour class $5. Auckland Point School 111 Haven Rd, Nelson Please wear comfy clothes & bring a mat. All levels welcome. Alice 022 127 6306 nelSon organiC green groCer April Friday evening socials- ‘gather’ with friends at the store anytime between 6.30 & 7.30PM every Friday in April, ‘share’ a cup of wholesome Autumnal hearty vegetable or miso soup, and ‘learn’ about the exciting things that are happening at your local. fooD, iS it a proBlem for you? Are you suffering from anorexia, bulimia, obesity &/or compulsive eating? Overeaters Anonymous works. Ph 0226730237. Meetings held weekly.
els. Health Coach Sarah 0212034270 nelSon neWComerS netWork Walking Group Tuesdays & Fridays at 10 am - meet people & explore Nelson, Stoke, Richmond on foot - for info www.newcomers.co.nz or ph Karin 547 4461, Shirley 547 5511, Linda 022 125 4632. CanCer SoCiety, 539 1137. mindfulness and relaxation Wednesdays 1.20pm Fairfield House $3 donation to Cancer Society 539 1137. Prostate Cancer Support group meet 1st Thursday of month Broadgreen House 1.30 to 3.30pm contact Ian 547 3373. yoDo you only Die once – We explore why advanced care planning is important, discuss why it is often difficult to initiate these conversations. Tuesday 10 May. Register Cancer Society 539 1137 SWami SWaroopananDa. “Guru Mahima – The Greatness of a Spiritual Teacher”. The greatness & qualities of a true Spiritual Teacher explained by one who is a shining example in a lineage of great teachers. Sat & Sun 23-24 April Sat 23 7-8.30pm Sun 24 10-11.30am & 7-8.30pm. Registration $60 for all 3 talks Ph: 548 7511 Chinmaya Mission Nelson Stoke Senior april eVentS Weds 20th Paula Connor in concert with country pop. thurs 21st St. George’s day lunch @ 12 pm. Cost: $14. Musical entertainment by Anne & Maureen @ 1.30 pm. Don’t forget to wear the red, white & blue!. tues 26th Bob Young performs popular hits. thurs 28th Phil Steans with country music . Most weekly concerts events start 1.30 pm admission of $5 (unless otherwise stated). This includes afternoon tea in the Stoke Seniors Hall, 548 Main Road, Stoke PH: 547-2660 HoliDay programme for 3-4 year olDS. 18 – 28 April 2016, 8.30am – 2.30pm. Hira, Nelson, Stoke, Richmond & Motueka venues. See www.ntk.org.nz REGULAR EVENTS ViCtory playCentre for children (0-6 years) & their parents. Come along & have a go, Meet other families & have fun. 3 free
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