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them two years to work it back from the brink. Gail says the business has “turned a corner”, but that it wasn’t a big enough corner. “And that’s pretty hard to hear.” Last week the Websters had their bid for a temporary visa delayed, meaning that if another last-ditch attempt for a temporary visa this week is unsuccessful then they will have to leave

A bid to keep NZ Classic Motorcycles in Nelson has failed, with the announcement that the multi-million motorbike collection has found a new permanent home in Invercargill. The Tom Sturgess-owned collection of close to 300 motorcycles has been purchased by Jocelyn and Scott O’Donnell, directors of Bill Richardson Transport World in Invercargill, and will be housed in the city’s CBD. The Haven Rd museum closed its doors to the public in April, following an announcement from Tom in February that the closure was a result of his recent illness. Adrian Curtis, manager of Tyres and More in Nelson, had been on a mission to gather support to keep the collection in Nelson, and although he says it’s a shame to see it go, he’s happy to see it stay in New Zealand. “I’m disappointed for Nelson, but you’d have to argue that it’s a great day for New Zealand to have it retained here,” he says. “We may have entered into it a bit late, but after a really good start our

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Nelson business owners Gail and Steve Webster have been told they will be deported this Friday unless a last-minute appeal is successful. Photo: Andrew Board. A family’s dream move to Nelson could have an abrupt end this Friday when they are scheduled to be deported from the country. Steve and Gail Webster moved to Nelson from the United Kingdom in 2012 with their two teenage daughters. But the “dream move” is turning into a nightmare after they invested their life savings into buying a local business and building new lives, only to be wheelchairs mobility scooters walkers/canes electric bed/hoists lift assist chairs bathroom solutions incontinence products daily living aids/products

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denied residency. “We’re a good part of the community, good-hard working people. We’re not millionaires who will build a factory and employ 1000 people – I wish I could – we’re just little people who really want to live here,” says Steve. The family were granted an interim visa last November, three years after they arrived in the country on a business visa, but had their bid for permanent

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residency turned down in early April. Among the reasons was because they hadn’t employed a full time New Zealander after three years in business and hadn’t met growth goals. The couple say the business they bought, Earthbloom, wasn’t as good as it appeared in the books and it took

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the country on Friday. Steve is employed at Bowater Toyota, is a volunteer fire fighter and Earthbloom employs a part-time staff member. They say they feel gutted and are uncertain about what lies ahead. “We have no idea what our life is like past next Friday and it’s scary,” says Steve. In an ideal world, the Websters would get an interim visa this week and be allowed to appeal their declined bid for residency – which will almost certainly fail. They can then resubmit their application for residency having met its business goals, which they feel they are on track to do. But it all hinges on getting a

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hands were tied. At the end of the day I’m just happy it’s staying in the country – it would have been such a terrible thing to see it go overseas,” he says. A spokesperson from the museum says that offshore offers had been

received, but it was Tom’s wish that the collection remain in New Zealand, and the move to Invercargill was the best outcome for the country. “I am sure Invercargill will receive as much enjoyment and make as many new friends as we have,” says Tom.

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The Warehouse is working to remove alcohol-labelled wine-gums from their shelves, after receiving several complaints about the confectionary being “inappropriate” for children. A Nelson Weekly reader sent in a photo of the wine-gums, after purchasing them from The Warehouse Richmond to go in ‘goody bags’ for her son’s fifth birthday party. But she soon changed her mind after taking a closer look at the writing. Despite their name, the wine-gums contain no wine – but the brightly coloured sweets are branded with the names of alcoholic drinks, including brandy, vodka, gin, rum and port. A spokesperson from The Warehouse says they are “aware of the issue” and confirmed that the wine-gums certainly do not contain any alcohol.

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A controversial plan to drop poisonous bait into the Brook Sanctuary has been given the go-ahead, with the decision bringing mixed reactions from local groups. The sanctuary was granted resource consent last Wednesday to aerially drop up to 26.5 tonnes of cereal bait as part of their pest-eradication project, with the aim to wipe out mice, rats, possums, stoats, pigs, goats and deer. It is the latest step in their long-term plan to create a pest-free habitat in Nelson. But the bait, which contains Brodifacoum, a toxin manufactured for eradicating mammalian pests and is found in domestic rodent bait, has caused protest from several local groups in Nelson, including The Brook Valley Community Group, who are currently investigating appealing the decision. Chairman of the group, Christopher St Johanser, says the decision “is a bad one”. “We feel let down,” he says. “The prospect of the wholesale poisoning of our watershed is abhorrent to residents, and the proposed slaughter of all vertebrates in the council-owned reserve is

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of butter. Hudson also says the resource consent comes with a list of 47 conditions to meet the concerns of affected parties. “Many of the consent conditions are in line, or stricter than, the code of practice, which will give comfort to the community,” he says. He also says the trust will be fully transparent about the process as it moves forward. The eradication process will involve three aerial drops of the bait, as well as hand-baiting. Hudson says they are on track to start baiting between July and September this year, but no firm dates have been set yet.

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Grant Smithies to host a 'wake for Prince'

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Purple rain will soak Nelson’s DeVille Café dance floor later this month when DJ-supreme Grant Smithies will bust out his 40-record Prince collection to pay his respects to the music legend. Grant was in Haight-Ashbury in San Francisco when news of Prince’s death was announced last month. He says he was in a record store in the epicentre of the hippy movement when he received a text message from home about the death. “I had no idea. I texted back saying 'dude, what are you talking about'. It wasn’t until a guy came in and picked up this whole bunch of Prince records. I went up to the guy behind the counter and said ‘what’s the story’, and he said Prince had just died and that the same thing happened when Michael Jackson died. People just bought them en masse as a kind of memento, I suppose.” Grant’s Prince collection goes back decades and includes many single EP’s as well as his most famous records. In his job as a music reviewer for the Sunday Star Times, Grant

went to see Prince’s first – and as it turns out, only – New Zealand show in Auckland a month before he died. He says he was blown away. “I heard some people say they weren’t going to go because he didn’t have a band, it was just him and a piano. But he had 3000 people up screaming and stomping along. It was a s..t-hot show.” Upon Grant’s return to Nelson he says he kept running into people suggesting a gig based on Prince’s music. “So it seemed like a good idea to do, like, a wake. To actually go along and play some great Prince records, but not just Prince, but other funk and soul charters around the same time.” He says he’s already had plenty of interest. “It will be a good opportunity for people who were big fans to come along and do some marginal dance moves to these various tunes. For me, Prince was the guy who owned the 80s and you can often forget how great loads of those tunes are, so it will be great to hear them in succession.” The party will be called Purple Rain and held on May 28 at DeVille Café. Tickets are $20 and can be bought from DeVille.

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Kate Russell Support for new parents in Nelson has been made even more accessible, thanks to a donation to the Nelson District Parents Centre. A $6000 grant from the Nelson Bays Community Foundation (NBCF) means that the Parents Centre will be able to offer their Baby & You course to new mums in the region for free, for the rest of the year. The course is normally $40 for non-members. The NBCF formed a partnership with the Tindall Foundation last year aimed at supporting the family and social services sector across the top of the South Island. They announced their first funding round last month of four donations, totalling $28,000. Established in 1977, the Parents Centre is run by volunteers with the aim of helping new parents be the best they can through education and support. As well as offering a range of post-natal courses, they also run childbirth classes and guest speakers, such as the Nathan MikaereWallis Tween evening this

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Michelle Hunt from the Nelson District Parents Centre, outside the Masonic Lodge where their Baby & You course is run from. Photo: Kate Russell. Thursday night. The six-week long Baby & You course is a must-do for anyone new to parenthood, covering topics such as sleeping and feeding issues, baby wearing, when to call the doctor, baby massage and active movement. But more importantly, it helps to get new mums out of the house and to stay connected. Michelle Hunt from the Parents Centre says it's "fantastic" that they can now offer the course for free. "Getting this grant has been

the highlight of our year," she says. "There are so many things you don’t learn about, and don’t know about, until after you have had a baby. New parents need that support during those first few months, and the course also gives people a chance to meet other parents." Michelle says they are also hoping to run a Baby & You course for refugee families, if they can get a translator on board. Chair of the NBCF, Julie Varney, says the focus of the

Parents Centre was "a very good fit" with the funding priorities of their Family and Social Services programme. "A key component of the Parents Centre is to support families, not only with education prior to having a baby, but also in the months after the birth. We know that this time is a major adjustment for families," she says. "The education and input that the Parents Centre provides is key to helping families make that adjustment and this funding will ensure that all families wanting to have access to this service are able to do so." The next round under the funding partnership closes 16 August, 2016, and details of the application criteria can be found on tindall.org. nz and nbcf.org.nz. Nelson District Parents Centre run their Baby & You course six times a year, with the next one starting 19th May. After that, courses run from 14th July, 8th September and 3rd November. To book your place, email ndpc.babyandyou@gmail.com.

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A newly-established woman's business collective is taking on Nelson one business at a time, with a vision to inspire, connect, support and share. Established in January by Nelson life coach Caron Proctor, the group, called TRIBE, has 46 members from a broad range of professions – and they are still welcoming new ladies. Caron says TRIBE is an idea that grew into something very big, very quickly, and she has been blown away with the amount of

interest in the group. “I saw a need for a woman's business collective in Nelson, so I sent an email to a few of my clients in January – and by mid-February we had our first meeting with 36 members,” she says. The group meets monthly, out of valuable working hours. The meetings are relaxed and include guest speakers, and give people the opportunity to socialise with likeminded people. Members also connect and support each other through a dedicated Facebook group. Caron says she wanted to bring together a collection of woman working together for

the benefit of each other, rather than being in competition with each other. Each member brings individual skills to TRIBE – from a personal trainer, a photographer, a travel broker, and a midwife, there is a huge amount of combined skill and knowledge in this collaborative. Nelson florist Rosie Seek has been part of TRIBE since the beginning, and says it has been one of the best things she has done for business - and herself personally. "I've been in other business groups which weren't very user-friendly for an owner/ operator. I run the shop by myself, so it's

easy to get stuck in my own little box," she says. "This group has been great, I now have an amazing group of ladies to bounce ideas around with." Caron says that unlike many other business groups, TRIBE is focused on the collaboration and inspiration of the group. “There is a 'no pressure' rule regarding referrals and our belief is 'if you like me and my business, then you will recommend me naturally',” she says. If you are interested in finding out more about TRIBE or joining the group, you can visit the website at: yourtribe.net.

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Personal story behind Hospice support When the Nelson/Tasman Hospice approached Houston Motor Group marketing and fleet consultant Donna Brookland about getting a new car, it struck a personal note with her. Donna’s mum died six weeks ago and spent time in the hospice, so Donna was keen to assist. “I thought this way a way that I could help and I’m sure it’s something Mum would have wanted. “The nurses and everyone there were so good to deal with, so I was happy to help. Nelson/Tasman Hospice now have a Mitsubishi Mirage with the support of the Houston Motor Group.

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Thanks: Just wanted to say thank you to Nelson Weekly for running the piece about our Artisan Market. We got a great turn out, I'm sure partly as a result, and were able to raise $1200 profit for the Spirit of Adventure Tasman Trust and for local charities such as Hospice. You must be really busy, it's amazing and wonderful you find the time to help organisations like ours. Monica Pausina, Nelson Lioness Club.

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Memorial near Brook Sanctuary: I read Harry Pearson's letter in last week's Weekly and thoroughly agree - it's a great bit of Nelson's history. I had heard about the memorial but had never found it. I was doing my bit at the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary Visitors Centre May 8 and was taken up to it by someone who I assume was Harry. He said it could do with a cleanup and a bit of signage. A couple of other visitors that afternoon had already said they had swum in the pool/ reservoir by the memorial when they were kids. I emailed the council and they are going to give it a clean-up and, hopefully, put in a sign and some information. This sort of thing makes a big difference to a city as a community with roots, rather than just treating it as a bunch of buildings, roads and drains. Tom Taylor.

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Business breakfast to raise cash for helicopter It was the breakfast with a difference that brought sports stars and business leaders to town – now it will be known as the breakfast that makes a difference. The Big Brekkie was run several times a year by the Business Breakfast Club, which hosted a fortnightly breakfast meeting. But founder of the breakfast club, Wayne Densem, says interest in their fortnightly breakfasts was waning so it took the opportunity to reassess. “We started the Business Break-

fast Club in August 2013 and during that time we developed the Big Brekkie idea, and we found that was a very good way of reaching our goals which in those days were to inspire, educate and entertain business and professional people; to raise money for our charity, and the third was to give benefit to members who paid a fee to belong to the business breakfast club. “At the end of last year we just found that it was getting harder to get people to attend the fort-

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which we will run as a separate thing from the Big Brekkie.” Four trustees have been appointed and the first Big Brekkie under the new system will be held next Thursday, May 26. Coming to speak is “the telephone man” Matthew Mewse, who gives tips on how to use a phone for business. Also speaking is “the word wizard” Lynnaire Johnston, who will give some ideas on business writing. The event will also host an auction where mayors Rachel Reese

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Memorial Ball, Tuesday, April 26: The memorial ball for local dancer Claire Morgan was “amazing,” says her mother Sandra Maxfield. Over 120 people attended, including nondancing friends of Claire’s who gave it their best shot on the dance floor. Sandra and organiser Pauline Harris also wish to thank those who helped set up the hall. As well as remembering the life of Claire, who passed away in 2014, the ball also aimed to raise money for the Nelson Tasman Hospice. Thanks to those who attended, the ball managed to raise $2400, which Sandra and Claire are proud to be able to donate to such a worthy organisation. WW1 Stories, Tuesday, May 10: The Nelson genealogists who are looking for people to submit their families stories of service men and women from around the region who served in World War 1 have received enquiries, but are still keen to see some complete stories. People can submit their stories electronically by email to nelson@genealogy.org.nz or by post to PO Box 1879, Nelson 7040.

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For over 20 years Vistalite Richmond has been a trusted name in aluminium windows, doors and conservatories and retro fit double glazing. While new owners Rod Satherley and Helen Petterson may not yet be experts in manufacturing such products, they do have a background owning, operating and managing other businesses within the local area and are looking forward to continuing the professional service, competitive prices and quality products that people associate with the Vistalite brand. Rod is well known in the Nelson and Richmond district, previously owning and running several corner dairies and lotto outlets. Haven Road Dairy won Top Shop 2000 under his ownership. While Helen has a long dairy farming background, she has training in floristry, vet nursing and dental assisting too. More recently Rod was working as an account manager for Hynds Pipe Systems, supplying companies such as Downers and Fulton Hogan, until he took over ownership of Vistalite in April this year. “I just liked the thought of getting back in to a nice small business and doing something for myself again,” says Rod. Although Rod has only been at the helm of the locally owned and operated business

for just under two months, he has already noticed the huge amount of repeat work that Vistalite receives, thanks to the dedication of previous owner Trevor Norris, who had the business for 25 years, and the professional team. Rod believes his past role as accounts manager has given him the skills to take on Vistalite Richmond and is keen to learn the nuts and bolts of the business so he can maintain the reputable name that Trevor successfully achieved. When it comes to their services, the Vistalite team are dedicated to helping you find the best window and door solutions for your home and there’s no job too big or too small. If you’re building new, adding to your home or renovating an existing space, Vistalite Richmond has a comprehensive range of products that will suit your lifestyle and enhance your design. From curved windows, bay windows and opening skylights, to sliding or stacker doors, panel or French doors and much more, the team will custom create the perfect window or door solutions, including a free measure and quote on site. Equipped and keen to take on any size job, even if it’s as simple as replacing rollers on a sliding door to whole house lots, Vistalite Richmond are proud to be a small team

Queen Street, Nelson Tel: (03) 544 4900 The smart new LevelStep® Sill does away with the usual level change for a totally flush transition between indoor and outdoor spaces.

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12 Gladstone Rd, Richmond Ph 544 8913 www.vistalite.co.nz

Now UNder New owNership of professionals with Rod supported by Paul Newman, their factory manager and Phil Jordan, their aluminium fabricator. When it comes to installation of a new window or door, the team is more than happy to do the job themselves or use the skills of some of the local, qualified builders that they are aligned with. They’re also happy to act solely as a supplier if their clients have a preferred building company to take on the task. Conservatories are another area that Vistalite excels in, creating a whole new living area for your home that can provide you with a warm and sunny haven in winter. Vistalite Richmond will help you choose the perfect conservatory, produced in their factory with guaranteed quality. Their skills in double glazing will also come in hand during winter with the Vistalite Richmond team capable of retro fitting double glazing (even a window or two at a time) to any existing joinery, be it wooden or aluminium. By fitting double glazing you’ll reduce heat loss and noise from the outside, achieving a cosier, quieter home that will be warm in winter and cool in summer. With a successful transition into the business done and dusted, Rod and the team at Vistalite Richmond look forward to helping people make the right decision when it comes to windows, doors, conservatories and retro fit double glazing for their homes. For more information on the comprehensive list of services that Vistalite Richmond offers, give the team a call today on 544 8913, email vist.richmond@xtra.co.nz or visit the website at www.vistalite.co.nz.

Vistalite Richmond are proud to be a small team of professionals, including Phil Jordan, Vistalite Richmond’s aluminium fabricator. From curved windows, bay windows and opening skylights, to sliding or stacker doors, panel or French doors and much more, the team will custom create the perfect solution, including a free measure and quote on site.

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New to Nelson Main Carpark, Nelson Airport Ph 021 1000 007 barry@carconcierge.co.nz www.carconcierge.co.nz

sErvICEs Hours: 8.00am - 6.00pm*

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The Car Concierge offers you a convenient solution for getting your automotive affairs in order while you’re in the air. The new car valet business is owned and operated by Barry Dixon and located in the main car park outside the Nelson Airport terminal. With a focus on convenience, the service is perfect for those with a busy lifestyle as Barry will handle everything, including meeting you at the terminal on your return irrespective of time or day. On site, The Car Concierge offers an eco-friendly car cleaning service using high pressure steam, meaning no waste water or chemical run-off. The Car Concierge also has the support of the main dealerships in town, so if your car needs a service, WOF, or any other maintenance, Barry can organise for the work to be done without it taking up any of your time. The Car Concierge also offers a car collection and delivery service within the Nelson region. The business has already received a number of word of mouth referrals and due to its popularity, Barry has already taken on another staff member. The Car Concierge has also launched a key storage and handover service for those needing to leave their vehicles in the airport car parks. For more information, call or text Barry on 021 1000 007 or email barry@carconcierge.co.nz. Nelson Bays Church (NBC) is committed to making a difference in Nelson, and new church leaders Mark and Colette Meeske are delighted to be leading the congregation in this pursuit. Their background in the ministry includes 23 years of leading and pastoring in different churches in South Africa and, after being invited to transition the church with the current leadership at NBC, Mark and Colette Meeske Mark and Colette arrived in Nelson in midDecember last year with their two sons. They are excited to see the church advance the Kingdom of God in this region. Nelson Bays Church currently accommodates several community groups, church-based activities and their regular meetings on Sunday mornings, including a children’s programme. Mark and Colette say their church takes an interest in the needs of the Nelson community and is a safe place for those in crisis. More of a family than a group of parishioners, Nelson Bays Church is always open for those seeking advice or support and Mark and Colette look forward to helping in anyway they can. Owned and operated by experienced qualified arborist and horticulturalist Nick Chambers, Atom Tree Specialists is a fresh new business catering to the Nelson region. Nick is proud to be bringing his skills in the industry to his own business, utilising over 20 years of knowledge to help local clients care for and maintain their trees. Nick has always had a passion for trees and the physical challenge of the job, which has seen him work not just in New Zealand, but in Australia, England and Ireland. When it comes to the somewhat unusual name, it was his family roots in Brightwater and the village's tie to Ernest Rutherford that inspired Nick to establish Atom Tree Specialists. Using the latest tree surgery techniques and equipment, Nick ensures your trees are cared for and maintained with minimal disruption to you, your trees and their surroundings. His services include professional tree care, tree felling, tree consultancy, small and large scale tree planting, stump grinding and cable bracing. For more information or to arrange a free quote, give Atom Tree Specialists a call today on 021 0236 5417 or email info@atomtreespecialists.co.nz The Children’s Garden is a brand new centre that has the best interests of both the parents and children at heart. Centrally located between Nelson and Richmond on nearly a quarter acre of established grounds, The Children’s Garden is able to provide full care and education for children up to five years of age. Well respected and experienced centre principal Natasha Kibble and her team completed a meticulous rebuild Natasha Kibble and restoration of The Children’s Garden premises, in order to provide quality learning and care within a beautiful, harmonious centre. Natasha’s 20 years experience in early childhood care and education includes carrying out extensive study into the Pikler approach at the Pikler Institute in Budapest and, as a result, children can let their imaginations run wild in a setting that feels like an extension of their own home. The Children’s Garden also offers small group care for infants, creating an intimate environment with just 10 spaces available. For more information on the centre’s philosophy, or to enroll your child, contact Natasha today on 553 0665 or visit the Facebook page at The Children's Garden, NZ.

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New to Nelson NELSON

PROPERTY and

No Job too big or too small!

• Once off or scheduled garden maintenance • Lawn care and mowing • Tree pruning (fruit tree specialists) • Mulching/chipping of green waste • Hedge trimming • all garden maintenance

Call Paul on 547 0674 or 027 431 6674 for an obligation free quote

151 Trafalgar St, Nelson 027 394 6117 nookdesignstore@gmail.com www.NOOKdesignstore.com

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Mantis Joinery can look after all your new home or renovation needs • Custom kitchen, bathroom & laundry Joinery • Timber windows and doors • Retro fit double glazing

We use a large range of building materials so we can make our customers dream a reality

119 Pascoe Street, Nelson. Ph: 03 547 4724 Mob: 021 156 4358 Email: nic@mantisjoinery.co.nz

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Zoe Godfrey-Payne 021 233 2439 / 03 547 3117

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Plants and trees are an asset to any property, whether they’re there for decoration, shade or food. Paul Jameson has a long history in horticultural management, overseeing large horticulture operations, and is just the man you need to establish and maintain your outdoor areas. Through his new business, Nelson Property & Garden, Paul is capable of performing a wide range of tasks, from one-off or scheduled lawn mowing, to tree Paul Jameson pruning, hedge maintenance and, most importantly, weed, pest and disease control. He’s also a fruit tree specialist with the knowledge and experience to advise on the best ways to keep trees healthy and producing the best fruit, as well as assisting with the establishment of espaliers. Whether the job is big or small, Nelson Property & Garden has a unique advantage when it comes to the upkeep of your property and with experience working in a high-paced environment, Paul guarantees an efficient service every time. For more information on how Nelson Property & Garden can help you, give Paul a call on 547 0674, 027 431 6674, or email nelsonpropertyandgarden@yahoo.com. Nook Design Store is a brand new treasure trove of unique homeware items that will turn any space into something right out of a magazine. For the past 10 years owner Kerri Graham has been living in the Middle East and, after much travel and overseas experiences, is rekindling her passion for interior design and all things stylish and beautiful. Nook Design Store encompasses pretty much everything you could want for Kerri Graham your interior living spaces, from cushions, lighting, vases and candles, to mirrors and art. The store also has contributions from local artists and designers, but the thing that makes Nook Design Store really unique is the fact some of the stock are original one-off pieces. Many of the products are Scandinavian and the first question Kerri asked her supplier when she was furnishing the shop was whether they were already in Nelson. The answer was no, which means what you find in Nook will not be found in anyone else’s home. Located at 151 Trafalgar St, Nelson, Kerri is sure Nook will have something you’ll fall in love with. When it comes to joinery for your new home or renovation, Nic Smith of Mantis Joinery knows how important the personal touch is. Having been in business just over a year, Nic and the team have already expanded into a new factory on Pascoe St in Nelson and are looking forward to introducing their showroom soon, allowing people an insight into the quality service and craftsmanship that Mantis Joinery can offer. Nic is a Nic Smith qualified joiner with over eight years experience and a passion for making people’s visions a reality, something he achieves every time by treating each job as if it were for his own home. Mantis Joinery can look after all your joinery needs, from custom kitchen, bathroom and laundry joinery, timber windows and doors, to retro fit double glazing, entertainment units and shelving. The team is also proud to use a large range of building materials and offers flexibility to suit any design or style. To get the home you’ve dreamed of, talk to Nic at Mantis Joinery today on 5474724, 021 156 4358, email nic@mantisjoinery.co.nz or visit the website at www.mantisjoinery.co.nz. During her time in real estate, Zoe Godfrey-Payne has gained a comprehensive understanding of the industry, thanks to her experience as an administrator, property manager and most recently as a sales person. The values that have made Tall Poppy a trusted name complements Zoe’s approach to any listing, as she consistently offers her clients an honest, helpful and enthusiastic service. Looking after the vendor is Tall Poppy’s number one priority and they are proud to achieve the best results possible thanks to their unbeatable flat fee, making the real estate process affordable for those looking to fulfill their property dreams. As the team's newest member, Zoe is thrilled to be working alongside an experienced, knowledgeable and supportive group of local agents, who have worked together to see over a year of successful business in the area. To celebrate, Tall Poppy recently ran a competition to decide which two local schools would receive a visit from Tall Poppy ambassador, Irene van Dyk. The visits will take place on May 27, along with an appearance at the Richmond Mall on the same day, where members of the public can meet Irene between 4pm and 5pm. The only real estate that matters to Tall Poppy is yours, so for an agent that goes above and beyond, contact Zoe today.

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Nelson's most experienced Property Managers From small beginnings, Summit Property Management is now the largest and longest-established specialist property management company in the region. Over 24 years ago we began operating in Stoke, then over the years expanded into Nelson City and, backed by Stewart Henry who has over 30 years in the industry, opened outlets in Richmond, Motueka and Marlborough. Having local property managers in each area is a definite advantage to us and our clients; we are there when we are needed. The keys to making our property management business successful have been having strong business systems, strict control on who we place into properties and a zero tolerance to rent arrears. A strong focus on providing what our landlord clients expect from a professional property manager brought out the need for frequent communication, and we have always been hot on honest feedback. We care about our reputation so our clients know that we will look after them and their investment. Best of all, we don’t have any add-on fees.

Celebrating 20 years in business The company is a tried and trusted childcare provider that has always offered children a warm, homely environment in which to learn and develop. Established in 1996 by four local women, the company set up Jill Taylor Maree Claridge in the Anchor Inn building at Founders Park. A second centre was established in Tasman St in 2001. Following amalgamation in 2010, Busy Bees was created. Jill Taylor became the sole owner and director in 2011, and in 2014 welcomed Maree Claridge as co-director. Busy Bees vision is to provide excellent care and education, allowing children of all ages to play and learn. Busy Bees is a mixed age centre and offers families the opportunity to have siblings stay together until they reach primary school. The centre is also proud of their enthusiastic and qualified team of four full-time teachers. Busy Bees values the relationship made between staff, children and their families, and is committed to reflecting and welcoming the multicultural nature of Nelson.

Lynfords Furniture celebrates 20 years

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P: 03 547 9842 E: lynfords@xtra.co.nz www.lynfords.co.nz

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Lindsay and Kay of Lynfords Furniture established the tried and trusted business 20 years ago in 1996 with one retail shop in Blenheim, then in 2011 expanded with a second shop opening in Nelson. First located in Richmond, they then moved in 2014 to their current site on Main Rd, Stoke. As a local family business it is fitting that they bring Danske Mobler furniture to the region, another family enterprise that has been in the furniture industry in New Zealand for over 50 years. Other quality New Zealand manufacturers they are proud to stock include lounge and occasional furniture from Kovacs, Pace and Montreux, hard furniture from Coastwood, Sorenmobler and Otago Furniture, and a bedroom gallery featuring Turnwood, Sealy, Sleep Systems, Design Mobel and East West Designs. A full range of fabrics from Kay and Shaun of Lynfords Furniture are Warwick and Charles proud to see the family owned and operated Parsons are also available business reach its 20th year. in-store. Danske Mobler's hallmark range of “Stressless” furniture from Norway, the leader in supreme comfort recliners, is available exclusively from Lynfords. It was the first-ever recliner designed to meet your body’s need for movement and support when seated, and is the ideal way to relax in ultimate comfort. Come into the “Stressless Studio” at Lynfords and discover Stressless for yourself. All furniture is not created equal and it is often what you can’t see that plays an important part in the quality and longevity of furniture. Ask any of their staff for a full explanation, they are there to inform and make your shopping experience easy and satisfying. Lynfords also have a large range of accessories including lamps, table runners, art work, floor rugs, vases, and more, and have gift vouchers for that hard to buy for event. Pop in and talk to their experienced staff about the quality furniture instore.

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S ta n d i n g t h e t e S t o f t i m e The trusted optometrist for over 80 years

Your eyes are special, trust us to look after them. We’ve been doing it for over 80 years • Eye Examinations • Speciality tests • Prescription lenses • Frames • Contact lenses and solutions • Sunglasses • On Site optical workshop Neil Esposito

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Comprehensive and regular, eye examinations are vital to good health and good vision. We are Nelsons longest established Optometry practice, serving the Nelson region for over 80 years. We have built a solid reputation for top service, quality products and reasonable prices. We offer experience, diversification and confidence. Our prime focus is to look after our customers and provide the best solution to your visual needs. Eyes are complex and we have a vast array of optical corrections and treatments. Everyone is an individual and we take the time and care to fully understand your eyes and your particular visual requirements. Being an independent optometrist, we are free to choose what is right for you rather than being locked into the limitations of using a single-branded product. We give honest no-nonsense advice and do not confuse you with hype, add-ons and up-selling. We offer modern eye examinations with up-to-date instruments to ensure accuracy and comfort. We have a fantastic range of frames and sunglasses from budget to designer, with over 1000 on display. Choosing spectacles need not be a daunting task! Our friendly and professional staff are experts!

Specialists in property business and company law for 18 years Partner and Director of Stallard Law Limited, Tony Stallard, and Registered Legal Executives Belinda Clark and Anna O’Toole, are committed to providing excellent service for their clients. Stallard Law Limited have been assisting clients in the areas of property, business and commercial law together with employment, fisheries, relationship property and Trusts. Their aim is to provide clients with the right advice so they understand any risks, and to maintain an easy and stress-free process throughout the transaction. With their specialist knowledge and efficient service they can provide the advice you need immediately. Give them a call today on 546 8670 to discuss your legal matters.

Styling Nelson for special occasions for 26 years Profile offers transformative dressing and has been Nelson’s event wear specialist, catering to all those events that are worth remembering, with exclusive NZ and Australian designer labels. The locally-owned and operated boutique has offered stylish and elegant dressing for women - from that first exciting school ball gown to that special black tie event or family wedding or reunion. Vanessa Griffin has both a business and fashion background and has been self-employed for over 34 years. With a reputation for classic styling, beautiful fabrics, exclusive labels and design wear in limited numbers, Profile makes their customers feel special. The boutique carries a large range of dresses, gowns and bridal wear through to funky casual daywear and beautiful accessories with imported jewellery to complete the look. Their fast in-house alteration service assures their customers of the perfect fit. Hundreds of brides and bridesmaids have found their ‘yes’ dress in-store or through their in-house ordering service, with endless options for style choices, making the whole experience for your dream bridal party or special occasion easy and fun. The store is currently for sale at www.bayleys.co.nz/4000393

Helping build Nelson for 44 years

• Maintenance • Commercial

• Residential • Alterations

• Industrial • Design

86 Vanguard St, Nelson, 7010

Ph: 546 8161 Email: info@mcbuild.co.nz

Fax: 546 8173

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• Fitouts • Build

IMB Construction - formally Ian McCully Builders - has been a well-known name within the building industry in the Nelson area since 1972. Over the years they have continued to grow, expand, and develop, but one thing which hasn’t changed is their commitment to our community. From the smallest project right up to huge commercial contracts, IMB are a locally-minded business with Nelson at its heart. Trusted to get the job done right the first time, from new homes, renovations, new facilities and buildings, IMB Construction continue to provide an outstanding service to local schools, businesses and residents. Employing a range of highly-skilled and qualified staff, their size and adaptability allows IMB Construction to tackle any sized contract with ease and precision. Their diverse experience in the industry allows them great flexibility in their range of construction materials, from timber frames to poly block construction. IMB Construction have also been a member of the Registered Master Builders Association for over 30 years. Their high standards and dedication to a job well done have seen happy customers satisfied throughout the region.

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A grant from the Waimea Soroptimist Club is "making all the difference" for a young Nelson mum who is studying for a Bachelor of Nursing and raising three young boys. Kimberley Watt, 27, decided she wanted to become a nurse two years ago and enrolled in the Certificate in Foundation Nursing course at Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology. She continued her studies last year when she started a Bachelor of Nursing and is now in her third year at NMIT, although she concedes it hasn't been easy returning to the classroom. "I left school at 15 and starting working full-time," Kimberley says. "I'd been working ever since, in between having three children, before I decided I wanted to become a nurse. "I wanted to do something that helped people and helped them feel more comfortable when things weren't going well for them. I'm really enjoying the course but it's been a struggle looking after my children and

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Bridie Edwards took up running at 13 as a way to get fit for the netball season, three years later and she has represented New Zealand at the World Schools’ Cross Country Championships in Hungary. The 16-year-old finished 21st out of more than 70 competitors from 20 countries in the international 3km race, in a time just over 11 minutes. “My goal was to do the best I could and I was really happy with 21st.” Her first international event came with a week-long training camp with the New Zealand team at London’s Hyde Park. Despite her success on the world stage just a matter of weeks ago, Bridie was not brimming with confidence about winning the Waimea College cross Country this week. “There is quite a fast girl who has transferred to my school so it should be a good race. “I started running when I was in Year 8 to get fit for netball and then I started to do well in my school cross country’s and I started to enjoy it. “I wasn’t very fit and I needed to change that for my sport and I got fourth in my school’s cross country and I thought ‘ok’, that’s pretty good’ and just kept going

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Defiant Dempster refuses to make excuses Jacob Page Nelson Giants captain Sam Dempster cut a forlorn figure post-match, following his team’s potentially season-ending 91-85 defeat to the Southland Sharks at the Trafalgar Centre last Friday. There were no excuses given by the big centre, it was another case of a fast start and a midgame slump which had cost the Nelson franchise and left their top four hopes dangling by a thread. In the background sat injured star Finn Delany, on crutches, clearly in some discomfort but keen to point out his leg injury was “just a sprain, I’ll be back”. How they could have used him last Friday. The Giants blew a 23-point second quarter lead as they went cold late in the game yet again. “I’m disap-

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Nelson Giants centre and captain Sam Dempstter goes to work in the paint during his team's 91-85 loss to the Southland Sharks on Friday night. Photo by: Evan Barnes Shuttersport. pointed – it sucks not to hold a lead like that.” Sam himself took on added responsibility with Finn out, he nailed

a few three pointers early, a rare sight but a much-needed one. Then the second half came. Sharks big man

Alex Pledger dominated the rebounds and tight exchanges and the Giants attack, which looked so good to begin with, faded. “I don’t know why we are struggling in the middles of games, it is something we talk about but it keeps happening,” Sam says. “We stopped moving the ball well on offence and Alex Pledger got too much space and time and he’s a class player, you can’t do that. You can’t fall asleep in this league at any point or you’ll get hurt.” Sam defiantly says the season is not over. “We still have two more games and we need to keep battling and putting pressure on those teams above us.” The Giants will face the winless Hawke’s Bay Hawks on Saturday night at the Trafalgar Centre.

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SporTS FooTBaLL: The Tasman United women’s football team’s home game against FC Twenty11 on Saturday has had a change of kick off and will now begin at 3pm. The change was made to allow FC Twenty11 players and coaches more travel time to get to Nelson.

FooTBaLL: Richmond advanced to the next round of the Chatham Cup football competition with a 5-1 win over a gritty Wakefield team at Wakefield Domian on Saturday. In a shortened Nelson Bays division one round of games, Nelson College produced an upset by toppling 10-man Tahuna 4-2 and Suburbs Seals downed the Marlborough Mariners in Blenheim, 3-1.

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Tahunanui Tennis Club president John Lovelock, right, opened the two upgraded tennis courts with a ceremonial “first shot” on Saturday. Behind him is the club’s committee. Photo Jacob Page.

Tahunanui Tennis Club upgrades two artificial courts Jacob Page The Tahunanui Tennis Club has relaid two of its four courts as it has one eye on its centenary in 2022. President John Lovelock says the club’s committee had been working on finding and implementing the plan for two years, and the courts were

officially opened on Saturday. John says it cost the club $51,000 to do but it was a good investment in the future. “The courts need replacing every 15 years and because we are on the main road, our courts get used a lot, especially the two furthest from the road that we have now upgraded.” The club’s new sand-based

artificial courts will allow its 65 members the best of facilities and also ensure junior players have the best chance to continue to improve their game. The club plays on a Saturday, but it is the popularity with junior players wanting coaching that causes the wear and tear on the courts.

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Nelson College for Girls Senior Gold proved too fit and fast for Marist Gold 29-14 at Saxton Stadium on Saturday. NCG had to overcome a slow start but, after trailing early, their superior ball movement and athleticism showed through. Shooting was an issue for both teams but NCG goal attack Fionia Brady grew during the game and her work outside the circle allowed her team more opportunities to score. Marist centre NgaireDawn Munro and her opposite Evie Walke had a good battle throughout the game. The extra height of the schoolgirls in the shoot-

was the main contributor and her shooting improved as the game went on. Marist Gold’s physicality initially paid dividends, but they faded as the game wore on. Nelson’s speed and ability to use a structured attack with width broke down Marist Gold’s resistance. A tight first half of the game ended and Nelson College for Girls ran away with the game to win by a more comfortable margin than seemed likely through the middle of the match. The school team showed plenty of spirit in the early season match-up and they adjusted well to playing adults the longer the game went on.

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Rugby: Nelson College made it three road wins in a row to start the Crusaders secondary schools rugby competition with a 39-10 win over Ashburton College in Ashburton. Waimea went down to St Bede’s 12-10, thanks to a last gasp try, at Waimea College. Nelson College will return home to face Christchurch Boys’ High School and Waimea travel to play Ashburton College. Rugby league: The Wanderers Wolves surged back from a halftime deficit to beat Blenheim’s Wairau Taniwha 42-30 in the Tasman Rugby League competition at Oliver Park. The league leaders trailed the home team 18-16 at the break but were far too strong in the second half, piling on 26 points. In the other match, the Tahunanui Tigers won an entertaining game against the Victory Phoenix 44-40 at Nelson Intermediate School.

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