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Lake Rotoiti’s tranquil Kerr Bay erupted with the roar of powerboats on Sunday as the lakes annual regatta came to a close after two days of high speed competition. The Rotoiti Powerboat Club hosted the event which saw a variety of powerboats racing for various championships, from junior and clubman to the Formula 1 boats and Grand Prix Hydroplanes. Lee Merrion of Richmond was amongst those competing over the weekend, this being his first year behind the wheel of his own powerboat, Road Runner. After only a

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any other offenders were involved”. “One male youth has been arrested for one of the offences and we are still continuing investigations,” he says. “There have been a number of thefts from cars in Brightwater and Richmond but we don’t know if they are related - we aren’t in the business of guessing.” Brightwater resident James Pomeroy says he was woken at 2.30am by his dogs barking and went outside to investigate.

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Angry Brightwater residents are ready to take the law into their own hands after thieves hit 11 cars around the town at the weekend in the latest wave of burglaries reported around Brightwater, Wakefield and Richmond. Police are investigating the thefts that occurred around the streets of Brightwater after 2am on Sunday. Although police arrested one male youth early on Sunday after responding to 111 calls with a police dog squad, posts on a Brightwater community Facebook page suggest that another three offenders escaped. “They caught one but I think there are four in total - three guys and one girl - all teenagers,” one Brightwater resident posted on Facebook. Sergeant Craig Barker of the Nelson Police Tactical Crime Unit declined to comment on the number of possible offenders saying only that police are continuing their investigations into the thefts to determine “if

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“Most definitely needed, I’ve got young kids myself so I’m quite mindful of the [speed limit], I always slow down and I think people should be penalised if they don’t.

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He says thieves stole wallets, cash, a garage door opener and miscellaneous items from their two cars and boat. “The dogs started barking and I initially thought it was nothing so I just lay there for a few minutes,” James says. “Then the dogs started getting really aggressive so I realised somebody must be really close to the house so I got up and got a head torch and big stick and looked out the window. “I saw my vehicle three-quarters of the way down the drive and the interior lights on in my wife’s car so I phoned the police and shot outside and let the dogs off. The dogs raced down the hill but they’d already gone - next time I’ll get up straight away. “I’m not too concerned about the things that were stolen - they can be replaced. What really worries me is that the thieves were close to my house when my wife and young child were inside - I’m worried about their safety. “The police responded well and did a good

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Facebook post shortly after the Pomeroy family vehicles were broken into. job but I guess they are frustrated too. They catch these kids and they go before the courts and then they get back out there and re-offend.” Another Brightwater resident Mike de Gray says they had a small sum of cash stolen from their car while their neighbour had a wallet stolen. Mike says he found discarded wallets, cards and keys “thrown all over the place” when he went for a walk around Brightwater on Sunday. “They didn’t have the brains to try and access the cards - they are probably just dumb kids,” Mike says. Jasmin Price says in her post that the thieves stole wallets from their Ford Ranger while

Daniel Granger says the thieves “actually went into our garage though the side door” and stole two wallets and an iPod from their car. The reaction from a number of Brightwater residents suggested taking the law into their own hands with one person posting “I’m sick of this bullsh*t - if the police don’t do anything who’s keen to rally at their parents houses?” Another says “I’d love to come face to face with these pricks” with a third asking “who’s got their names” and asking them to post it on Facebook. However, Mike says the police are doing a good job and if people wanted to help they should just keep their eyes open and take photos of any suspicious behaviour. “You can’t do vigilante stuff - you’ll just get into trouble. Leave it to the police,” he says. Craig says the thieves have been targeting unlocked cars and residents could prevent most of the break-ins by securing their vehicles. He also says residents who had their garage door openers stolen needed to recode the openers.

Malcolm Jamieson, Brightwater. “I think it’s needed and I think it’s a good idea because people go too fast. It reminds them what the speed limit is and there should be more of them.”

Sweetened drinks pulled from hospital Juice, flavoured water and smoothie drinks have all been banned by the Nelson Marlborough District Health Board. This move follows its removal of sugar-sweetened beverages from all its premises – including Nelson Hospital – two years ago. From May 1, these drinks will no longer be available from hospital cafes, shops and vending machines, nor will they be served to patients. Instead, patients and visitors will be offered a range of water, coconut water, plain milk, plain milk alternatives, teas and coffee. NMDHB Chief Executive Chris Fleming says sweetened drinks have a negative impact on oral health and has a role in obesity and type 2 diabetes.

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A group of Nelson businesses has replaced a car belonging to a pair of English tourists after it was stolen and dumped in the Waimea River. CCTV footage shows Leanne Majehrzak and Ryan Roberts’ car being stolen from outside their Nelson city hostel around 4.50am. The car, which contained the majority of their possessions, was taken on a “joyride” before being dumped it into the Waimea River. Leanne says her partner Ryan went to drive the car to work, but came back into their hostel saying it was gone. “I was like ‘what do you mean the car is gone?’ And he said, ‘it’s gone, it’s not there,’ and that’s when we realised it had been stolen. “We were devastated, all our winter belongings and quite a lot of other stuff was in there.” Nothing was stolen, but due to a petrol leak most of their belongings had to be thrown away. Leanne and Ryan had just decided to use buses for the rest of their trip when the phone rang, and BMTT’s Terry Thompson was on the other end. After hearing about the couple’s

Leanne Majehrzak and Ryan Roberts' car after it was dumped in the Waimea River. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. Insert Leanne and Ryan. plight, Terry agreed to lend a hand. “Terry had his mechanics look over the car to see if they could salvage it. Basically he said, ‘nah, it’s too damaged, there’s no coming back, but me and the guys have been talking and we want to buy you a new car. We don't want you to leave New Zealand with a bad impression,’ I couldn’t believe it,” says Leanne. Terry raised funds from local businesses and three days later

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Terry’s gift couldn’t have fallen into more grateful hands, Leanne and Ryan say they are “so incredibly thankful”. “They’ve all been so helpful, they’ve pretty much done everything for us, Terry and his wife Debbie are just unbelievable. I went to see them today and I took all the guys in the workshop a huge box of beers, a card, and some flowers and wine, and they were so happy. It’s the least we can do.”

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Big Play Out, Wednesday, February 17: Hundreds of families turned up to the Tahunanui Sportsfield on Saturday, February 20, for the Big Play Out. The annual event focused on extending learning through play and getting the families out having fun. Organiser Moira Siobhan says the event was a huge success with 12 out of 14 of the region’s play centres offering interactive games, learning, music and prizes. Moira would like to thank the event’s many sponsors and everyone who showed up. Volunteers wanted for ‘bioblitz’, Tuesday, February 16: The weekend’s ‘bioblitz’ at the Brook Sanctuary was a huge success with over 60 people joining in. Rick Field, project coordinator and educator at the sanctuary, says they had an absolutely fantastic time and over the 24 hour period 261 observations were made including plants, birds, fish, insects, fungi and even a bat was detected. A highlight was the number of families involved and the use of the iNaturalist app to collate and tally all the observations. Electric fishing was also able to yield a healthy number of long fin eel and Koaro from the Brook stream to be added to the observations. For the full results see www.brooksanctuary. If you have an end to one of our stories contact Jessie on jessie@waimeaweekly.co.nz

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SPEEDWAY FIRE: Nelson Speedway president Wayne Martin in front of the burned out corporate boxes at the Lansdowne Rd track. The fire started early on Saturday morning but it didn’t stop that night’s racing. The fire was started by a fault in a fridge in one of the corporate boxes. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

Brittany Spencer An electrical fault in a fridge sparked a fire that destroyed the corporate boxes at Nelson Speedway early Saturday morning, but it didn’t stop the club hosting its race meeting later that day. Fire crews were called shortly after midnight on Saturday morning, but by the time they arrived the two storey building was ablaze. First on the scene was Richmond Fire Brigade deputy chief and Speedway volunteer Craig Piner. “There are four corporate boxes upstairs and all but one is completely gutted. Aside from a little bit of smoke damage, the southern room is completely intact. We managed to cut it off before it spread any further or caused too much damage downstairs,” he says. “I’m an official at the track so it’s really devastating that they’ve lost the building, especially because we’ve got a few meetings left this season like the big Super Stocks meet – the building would have been absolutely packed.” Five fire engines from Richmond, Stoke, Appleby and Brightwater were joined by the Nelson command unit and were able to gain control of the blaze in under half an hour, completely extinguishing the flames within the hour. Nelson Speedway president Wayne Martin says that, while the circumstances are less than ideal, it won’t affect the rest of the season. He says Saturday night’s racing went ahead as planned. “By the time we got there she was pretty well underway, it’s definitely a downer, but at the end of the day what is done is done and we’ve just got to move on.” Wayne says it’ll take about a month to work out where they’re heading as far as replacement goes. He says an upgrade is a possibility. “We haven’t made any decisions as yet, but we’ve got a committee meeting on Wednesday. Obviously this is a big decision and we can’t make it without the club members.” He says the club has had an incredible show of support from the community since the fire was made public. “The phone calls I’ve been getting have blown me away, how many people have got in contact and are keen to help out is amazing, and it’s all appreciated.” A fire investigator was on the scene later that morning and has ruled that the cause was an electrical fault from a fridge in one of the corporate boxes.

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New support group for parents Richmond Plunket is introducing a new support group aimed at parents, grandparents and caregivers who are looking after young children. Plunket Cafe started last month and is being held from 9am to 11am every Friday at the Plunket rooms at 56 Oxford St. The group’s Community Karitane Debbie Harvie says Plunket Cafe will provide advice on nutrition and feeding, child behaviour, sleep and settling and toilet training, all in a relaxed cafe-style environment. “Parents, grandparents and caregivers can come in and have a coffee and sit down and have chat,” Debbie says. “It’s not replacing our Well Child Plunket nurse checks - we just wanted to make it a bit more flexible for parents who want to see us and get that extra bit of support if needed.” Debbie says the Plunket Cafe is free and a Plunket nurse can be available for “health related questions” if required. Debbie says Plunket was still holding its regular playgroup on Monday from 9.30am to 11.30am during the school term and the popular Multiple Birth Support Group every Tuesday from 10.30am to 12pm. She says they usually get about eight parents and their children attending the multiple birth group, including three sets of triplets. Richmond Plunket is also planning a CPR and basic first aid course with the Red Cross to be held at the Richmond Library on March 7 starting at 10am.

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Richmond fire chief retires Simon Bloomberg Richmond Volunteer Fire Brigade’s chief fire officer Ralph Lonsdale is retiring after a lifetime of fighting fires. Ralph, 65, hangs up his chief fire officer’s helmet this week and then leaves his job at Nelmac later this month before moving to Southbridge in Canterbury to be closer to his family. And that marks the end of 33 years as a volunteer in Richmond and 48 years of fire fighting after first learning the trade as a young forestry worker in Golden Downs Forest in 1968. “I joined the New Zealand Forest Service at Golden Downs when I was 16 and we spent the whole first day on fire training,” Ralph recalls. “I’d always been interested in fighting fires so that was a good start. “When I finished my two years of forestry training, I did a four month stint on the fire crew with the New Zealand Forest Service. We did some fairly big burns to clear land and that’s where I learned a lot about vegetation fires - lighting them and controlling them and seeing how they burned.” Ralph continued his involvement in fire fighting, joining the volunteer brigade at Kaingaroa Forest near Rotorua

when he was transferred there in 1976. He later returned to Nelson to work for the Waimea County Council as the forestry officer on Rabbit Island, joining the Richmond Volunteer Fire Brigade in 1985 and becoming chief fire officer in 1996. But Ralph jokes that his career in fire fighting started earlier

than that. “I remember when I was five I had a red pedal car and a fireman’s helmet with fire chief written on it. So I’ve always been interested in fire fighting even as a kid.” Ralph has been involved in some “big fires” during the last 33 years, including forest fires at Harakeke in 1979 when

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a burn-off got out of control and raged through 150 hectares, and Hira and Redwood Valley in 1981. The Richmond brigade was also called into Nelson to help battle big fires at The Warehouse in 1992 and Majestic Theatre in 1996. Ralph says the role of fire fighters has changed dramatically during his time, with volunteer fire brigades now required to attend motor vehicle accidents and medical emergencies. The equipment has also changed with the introduction of high-tech, fire proof material and bigger and better appliances. “I remember when I first started, we had a crowbar, hacksaw and big can opener for getting people out of cars. Nelson had a Land Rover with

some kit aboard and that went all over the region - that’s all we had for car accidents. “Our fire fighting kit’s changed a lot too. In the early days we had woollen bunker coats and black PVC leggings and plastic Super-Chieftain hats that buckled around the brim if it got too hot. “Then they brought in a thicker PVC legging that we used to call clown pants because they had braces and bib up the front. Now we have stateof-the-art pants worth $2000 a shot but they are very good.” Although Ralph has enjoyed being a fire fighter, he says there are some aspects of the job that he won’t miss, especially dealing with the increasing number of fatalities. “We used to get one a year at the most, now we get quite a lot more with being called out to motor vehicle accidents and medicals. Last year, we had four purple medical calls and none of them made it which is not very nice for anyone,” he says. “At least now we have a peer support group to help us deal with that. If you have a nasty one they say ‘do you want to have a chat’ and they’ll help people out and explain some the things you may be experiencing and that your reaction is normal talking about it really helps,” he says. “In the early days there was no counselling. We’d come back to the station and have a few beers and go home so it’s a big improvement.” Ralph says he will miss working with the volunteers at Richmond who “are a brilliant and dedicated crew.” “It’s a hell of a commitment but they keep turning out. A chief is only as good as their crew and I have been lucky to a very good crew - I’ve had a good time here.” Ralph will be replaced by current deputy chief, Craig Piner.

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A new community support group for mothers and young families that opened in Richmond on Monday has received some welcome support from one of the town’s well-known fathers. Ma’s Place has been set up by a group of “passionate people” to provide a safe place for mothers and their young children where they can be supported and connected to community agencies. One of the group’s members, Carol Marshall says they have received plenty of support including a donation of some resuseable nappies from Tasman mayor Richard Kempthorne who will be attending the opening. “Starting a new family can be a challenging time and the friendly support of those at Ma’s Place will be invaluable,” Richard says. “We are very aware, being parents ourselves, how stressful raising young families can be so it’s a great thing these people are doing.” A trained midwife and mother of three, Carol says they want to provide a place which could fill the gaps if someone was feeling isolated, facing an unplanned pregnancy, or just needing more support with raising a family. We will provide a very practical and down-toearth service, with essential things like meals for new parents, baby gear to share, and even a cloth nappy library. Ma’s Place has been set up with help from the Richmond Family Support Trust. It is based at 13 Cautley St in Richmond and can be contacted by phoning Carol on 0800 MAS PLACE or go to masplace.co.nz

Tasman district mayor Richard Kempthorne and Carol Marshall and her son Benaiah, aged five months, with the reuseable nappies Richard is sponsoring for Ma’s Place. Ma’s Place is a new community support group for mothers and young families. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

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Damage to Brook fence: Thanks to the Nelson Weekly for breaking the story about the significant rain damage to the Brook fence. A number of ratepayers wrote of the almost certain consequences before the fence was built - how the hillsides would be undermined and that there’d be inevitable damage to the Dun Mountain Trail. It was all pooh-poohed then, with assurances that “every care would be taken.” Nelson Council has accorded such instant credibility to amateurs and is now attempting to stay well back from all the problems it has enabled to occur, and is now doing the same with the poison drop. If council were a private company, the staff and councillors would be sacked. Dan McGuire. When I read in the Nelson Weekly (23 Feb 2016) that last week’s rain caused damage to 65 metres of the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary fence, a thought came to mind that Nelson is a great tourist destination but it has become a lesser enjoyable place to be a ratepayer. It is high-risk business decisions such as allowing the construction of a pestproof fence within a water-catchment area on unstable public land and its business partners calling it pest-proof to ‘Save our babies,’ that irks me as a Nelson resident. Do farmers build fences siding along near-vertical slopes? No, and why not?

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Further, the emotive call to ‘Save our babies’ and the existing ecosystem will probably not survive the 24 tonne aerial drop of ‘rat-poison’. Helen Black.

That's great. We should all get behind this, as we really do have an ant problem in Nelson / Richmond. Mike Roberts.

Brook sanctuary have applied to drop more than 20 tonnes of Brodificoum poison bait. If 1080 was dumped, I’m sure the outcry would be huge. But Brodificoum is a worse poison than 1080. It has a contamination period of up to three years and will kill many of the species they are supposed to save. On many other projects the killing of non-target species horrified researchers and, because of this, and environment contamination, Brodificoum use was phased out in the 1990s. Why is it being used now? Dropping such poison close to, and upstream of our City is extremely foolish and demands explanation. Their phrase to get funds for fence posts stating “Save our babies” now seems badly misplaced. Bryce Buckland.

I'm in! I just moved up to Nelson from Christchurch and I've been bitten several times and it has only been about four weeks! We have a nest in the kids trampoline now, I saw them move right in! So Young Lee.

Community effort to stop ants: We tried this as our house is infested, but it didn't work. They're bloody horrible, will swarm anything and they bite. If they've got the concentrations right, I'll be willing to give it another go. Rachel Thompson.

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Airport breaks another record: It's no wonder, the rest of the country's catching on. It's a beautiful part of NZ. Jocelyn Bragg. The short term car park is so badly designed. Have to go around terminal twice. Always shake my head at the stupidity of it.No seating available on Sunday and we had to wait for a plane to leave, and an arriving plane, before we could go on tarmac to board. Diane Chandler.

Grandma and granddaughter turn 18: I'll be 7 on Monday in leap years, 28 really. I was born on leap year 1988. Sherri Diack.

Country talent comes to town The Nelson Country Music Club is proud to Around 56 contestants of all ages will be combe hosting the 31st NZ Sun City Country Mu- peting in around 27 sections and doing their sic Awards this weekend. best to sing their way into the top spot, not The event brings together passionate country just within their classes, but for the chance to music singers from around call themselves the overall New Zealand for two full senior, intermediate or junon days of competition. This ior winner of the 31st edition year the event will be held at of the music awards. The Sun the Nelson Suburban Club City Country Music Awards and it’s definitely an event is also proud to act as a stepevery country music lover ping stone to bigger and betwill want to attend. ter things for its winners, Kicking off on Friday, March many of whom have carved 4, at 7:30pm, competing muout successful careers in the sicians will have the chance country music industry both to hear performances from here and overseas. each of the judges in a showWhile Saturday and Sundays case that is free for the pub- Last years winner, Phoebe Ball auditions require an entry lic to attend too. The judg- from Tauranga. fee of $8, tickets need to be ing panel of seven are all purchased for the finals afwell known and respected artists in the New ternoon, which cost $15. Convenor Jim PalmZealand country music industry, including er says the public will be surprised at how fun Sonny Miti, Cheryl Anderson, Anneliese Wil- and contemporary country music can be and liamson, Trevor Dawe, Tanya Morris, Dennis encourages everyone to come and listen for August and Andy Gilmour, and their perfor- themselves. To ensure your seat at the main mances are not to be missed if you want a event of the competition weekend, which will taste of some really good country music. begin at 2pm on Sunday, March 6, get your On Saturday, auditions will begin at the Sub- tickets now at the Suburban Club, otherwise urban Club and will continue until midday on door sales will be available on the night. Sunday, followed by the finals during Sunday Business Update. Adv. afternoon.

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Theatre proposed to go inside Trafalgar centre A 1000-1200 seat theatre for musical concerts has been proposed to be built inside the Trafalgar Centre, to help attract more acts to the city. The plan is a part of the draft annual plan that is expected to be adopted by the council on Thursday and open for submissions from March 11. Mayor Rachel Reese says $400,000, along with some money in the long term budget for temporary seating and lighting, is proposed to be spent on facilities to allow the centre to be converted into a theatre for concerts and shows. But she insists it should not be seen as competition to the Theatre Royal, or a substitute for a performing arts centre. “It’s not a substitute for a tiered seating auditorium. That’s a different project altogether. It’s a different market from the Theatre Royal and hopefully we’ll draw more events to Nelson.” Rachel says the Trafalgar Centre has been a ‘major challenge’ for the council but she says it is important to make

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The Trafalgar Centre could get a 1000-1200 seat theatre if the idea is voted through as part of this year’s annual plan. Photo: Toby Harvey/Eagle Imaging. it as functional as possible. “The opportunities around that space are great for trade events, and actually having a civic building that is finished and that works. In terms of the functionality of that building, we’ve looked at it a bit more, there has been some demand from event organisers for a 1000-1200 seat space, can we create that, and we think we can and the marginal cost for doing it we think is worthwhile.” She says she still supports the idea of a separate performing arts centre for the region.

“The long term plan does have money in there looking at a performing arts centre and looking at the viability of that,” she says. “I’m still interested in that and I know it’s one of the subjects where people say ‘we can’t afford it,’ but actually we always need to be looking at that and where we are going in the future. I feel sufficiently positive about this region and its future that it is right that we look at that project again.” The Trafalgar Centre is due to open again later this month.

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Speed limits are going to be reduced on a number of Tasman roads but the principals of some of the district’s rural schools still want variable 40kmh school speed zones implemented to keep their students safe on the roads. Last week, the Tasman District Council announced some key changes to speed limits following a review of the speed limit by-law for this year. The changes will come into effect on April 1 and include speed reductions that affect a number of rural schools, including Ranzau and Mahana, which have been identified as a high traffic risk. The speed limit outside Ranzau School will be reduced from 70kmh to 60kmh while the 60kmh speed limit on School Rd outside Mahana School will be extended along the entire length of the road. A recommendation to reduce the speed limit on Ellis St which runs outside Brightwater School from 50kmh to 40kmh was rejected by council. “Any reduction in speed is good from our school’s perspective but we are still fairly proactive about getting a 40kmh variable speed zone,” Ranzau School principal Dave Sampson says. A council survey has identified Ranzau as having the most serious traffic safety concerns of any school

in the Tasman district and Dave says the only way to resolve those issues is to install flashing 40kmh variable speed zone signs. “We have been Ranzau prinworking with cipal Dave council on this Sampson. and hope that common sense prevails,” he says. Hope School is ranked number three in the council’s survey while Mapua is eight and Mahana 10. Brightwater School is ranked 13. Chairman of council’s engineering services committee, Trevor Norriss agrees many of Tasman’s rural schools have valid concerns about speed limits outside their gates. He says council is investigating the issue and will be looking at the possibility of installing either static or flashing 40kmh variable speed signs outside the “10 highest priority schools”. Trevor says council staff are analysing traffic speeds past the schools, numbers of children biking or walking to school and crash history before making recommendations to council at the next engineering services committee meeting this month. Mahana School principal Justin Neal says lowering the speed limit

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Brand new boat to mix with classics at this year’s boat show Kate Russell

One local man will be bringing his 50 years of boat-making experience to Lake Rotoiti this weekend for the 17th New Zealand Antique and Classic Boat Show. Basil Hart, who was a boat builder before he retired, has been attending the show since 2002, and this year will be bringing his newly-built ‘clinker’ dinghy for the first time. Taking four weeks for him to build, the yet to be named boat is made from a variety of different wood, with the keel being recycled from an old kauri mantelpiece. Basil is expecting there to be around 10 similar boats in his class and regards the show as a “great event” with lots of people attending from outside of Nelson. “It’s a great spot with the big foreshore and the planes flying above,” he says. At 801m above sea level, it is the highest altitude boat show in New Zealand, and organiser Pete Rainey says they will be sticking with the usual format of boat displays on the land in the morning and races on the lake in the afternoon. “From early morning on both days of the weekend, you can wander around the boats on land, chat with the owners, view displays with stories of restoration and rebuild, and then watch the races on the lake in the afternoon,” he says. “We have a lot of fun, from the slightly

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looks, craftsmanship and the boat’s history. Other awards include prizes for best new restoration, best steamboat, best jetpropelled craft and best themed display. Races will be held for yachts, rowboats, seagull-motored dinghies, poppers, canoes, child rowers and swimmers. The NZ Antique and Classic Boat Show will be held at Lake Rotoiti this Saturday and Sunday March 5-6. For more information go to www.nzclassicboats.com

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often think about where they can go to shop with local retailers, let alone why they should support them, as opposed to shopping on-line or from a national chain store. Shopping locally is important for many reasons including the number of local jobs it can create and the product knowledge and quality service local businesses can supply their customers. Another reason to choose local business owners is because they put in an incredible amount of time, money and effort to create their enterprise. One of the most important reasons to support a local business, though, is to recognise and support their contribution to our local community. When money is spent locally and passes through many local hands, more

people are able to benefit from it, which is why it’s small, local businesses that drive a community, not the huge corporations. It’s not always important how much money the community has, but how much of it can remain in circulation locally before it finally leaks out. It can be very hard nowadays to keep money in the local area when we are constantly being bombarded by hundreds of corporate advertisements telling us that cheapness is important above all else, leading us to overlook the values that independent businesses provide us, both as shoppers and in our community. When people shop locally, they keep money flowing around their community and it creates opportunities for local businesses to give back to those who sup-

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When it comes to buying, selling or renting property, there is one team that’s proven time after time they have what it takes to provide a constant standard of excellence. Christine Cook, Brent Sturm and Grant Chaney lead by example, and with years of experience in the industry behind them, and a passion for client satisfaction, they have molded the Richmond office into a staff of property experts. They are also excited to be expanding their business, after the opening of a brand-new Ray White company in Nelson, just three

weeks prior to Christmas. Christine says they couldn’t pass up the opportunity to grow the company further, and with business partner and licensed salesperson Grant Chaney they now have a strong presence within the entire Nelson Tasman region. The new building, which will be located at level 1, 218 Trafalgar St, has seen some major renovations in order to replicate the vibrant, welcoming interior of the Richmond office, and is now up and running thanks to a dedicated team of existing Grant Chaney, Christine Cook and Brent Sturm each have many Richmond staff. years experience in the real estate industry, owning and operating both Ray White Richmond and Ray White Nelson.

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White Richmond has the proof to back up their position as one of the leading Ray White offices within the country. Once the sale of a property has gone through, both vendor and purchaser are given the opportunity to complete a survey, rating their experience with the team, and Ray White Richmond are consistently awarded top ratings for their

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Real estate property sales, rental and management www.rwnelson.co.nz | www.rwrichmond.co.nz Ray White Nelson Level 1, 218 Trafalgar Street, Nelson 7010. Phone: 548 9966

The Ray White team consists of true real estate professionals, from their admin team, to the licensed agents and property managers. but administration staff who Christine says are owed just as much recognition for the success of the company, making sure the office runs efficiently and smoothly. While many of the Ray White team are long-serving, experienced agents, Christine has become a mentor to the more junior sales people, sharing with them her 25 years worth of real estate knowledge and building them into

reliable, trustworthy agents, values that have become synonymous with Ray White Richmond. Ray White Richmond and Nelson are also proud to raise the bar in property management, thanks to a team of five who provide an exceptional service in looking after your property investments. As well as a zero tolerance policy towards rent arrears and detailed reporting on inspections and maintenance,

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Ray White’s property management team does more than simply co-ordinate tenancies and rental payments, they help you achieve your financial goals. As a new customer you won’t just benefit from their superior service, the team will go a step further in helping you protect your asset and your tenants with a free smoke alarm, featuring a guaranteed 10 year battery life span. While Christine, Brent and Grant lead their team of professional real estate agents, they in turn receive vital support from the Ray White franchise. Ray White is a family business that started in Australia, and is very much still a family business today. Despite having offices spread around Australasia, Ray White’s franchise directors know each business owner by name, and when that level of care exists within the brand, it can’t help but flow through to clients. For a real estate experience that will exceed your expectations, make sure you contact Ray White Richmond on 544 8778 or Nelson on 548 9966, or come in and see the team at their office on 257 Queen St or level 1, 218 Trafalgar St.

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Plus Cargill Place & McPherson Street ment and fertiliser spreaders, to sanders, water blasters, hedge trimmers and much more, check out their website at www.richmondhireltd.co.nz for a fill list of hire equipment or give them a call today on 543 9044. Gardiner Building Contractors is locally owned and operated by Darryl Gardiner. Darryl has been in the building industry for over 30 years,

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completing his apprenticeship in 1985 with another Nelson builder. In 2005 Gardiner Building Contractors was founded by Darryl and since then, he has developed the business into one of the leading building companies in the region. The business currently consists of seven staff including four qualified builders, one qualified roofer and two apprentices.

range a free site visit and quote on 544 6165. If it’s hire equipment you need, look no further than Richmond Hire, their range will have you covered, no matter what size job you have on the go. The team has a range of tools and machinery and specialise in equipment up to two tons including diggers, kanga loaders, Avant skid steer loaders and tractor hire, at an hourly rate. Richmond Hire also provide training to you before you get started, ensuring you’re well equipped to operate safely and get the job done right the first time. With years of experience in trades and services, the Richmond Hire team knows exactly what you need, for how long and will advise you on how you can use it for the best results. From log splitters, compaction equip-

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Whoever walks with the wise becomes wise, but the companion of fools will suffer harm. Proverbs 13:20 I have been truly blessed with great friends. This last weekend, due to a special occasion, I got to catch up with my three best mates. These three blokes are all very different in temperament, yet each one shares qualities of trustworthiness, authenticity and humility. All three of these guys are real Kiwi blokes. All three love their families and are good dads and husbands. All three have sacrificed their time, energy and resources to help me when I needed it because I’m their mates and that’s what mates do. All three are devoted followers of Jesus. They are true faithful friends and I am truly grateful for

them. Friendships are vitally important aren’t they? The Bible makes the point that our friends influence our livessignificantly! God tells us in his word that “bad company corrupts good character” (1 Cor 15:33) and my observations over the last 45 years concur. The Bible also reminds us that good friends make a positive difference in our lives. We see this in the book of Daniel. The story begins when four young Hebrew men were stripped away from their land and taken as captives to Babylon. These men (Daniel, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego) were taken from their families and brought to serve the king of Babylon, Nebuchadnezzar. Now it’s important to understand that the way Babylon worked back at this time was to indoctrinate their captives,

so these young men faced huge pressure to conform to Babylonian customs and ways (which would have practically meant disregarding their faith and their Jewish distinctions). What is amazing though, is that these young men stood firm in their convictions, even though they were put under great pressure to yield. As you look at this account you see their friendships were key to their success. I want to conclude by asking you, do you have good friends? Really? And are you being a good friend? Really? Remember good friends will encourage you to be a better person, better parent, better spouse, and a better employee or employer. Good friends will goad you to do what’s right and not what’s easy. Don’t forget, ‘you can’t fly with the eagles when you keep walking with the turkeys’.

Staff room spruce up for ECE centres Nelson early childhood centres are being given the opportunity to give their staff rooms a makeover, with a competition being run by a locally-run teacher support website called ‘Happy ECE Teachers.’ Founder Rebekah Cook is celebrating two and a half years of running the website, which aims to provide information and advice for early childhood teachers on a wide range of issues, as well as running regular competitions and

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Mick Hopkinson competes in the kayak slalom at Buller Fest on the Buller River, near Murchison on Saturday. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport

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Afternoon tea with Allyson Gofton on Sunday,3 April, ‘1 at 2.30pm. Hope Community Hall, Ranzau Rd. West, Hope. Tickets only $30 & available by emailing janetbilltaylor@gmail.com All proceed go to local charity Walk with Us Trust; supplying school & sports shoes to local primary school children. Casino Night - a Relay for Life Fundraiser - all proceeds go to Cancer Society New Zealand Friday 26 Feb’16 7pm - 10:30pm Suburban Club, Nelson. Black Tie Event. Cash Bar, Raffles, Auctions & Nibbles Tickets: $45 for one, $70 for two. Tickets can be purchased from Crowe Horwath Nelson Reception or by emailing lila.osnabrugge@crowehorwath. co.nz COMMUNITY SING A LONG Wednesday 2 March 1.30 pm Wesley Centre 4 Wensley Rd Rmd (opp TDC) Afternoon tea. Gold coin for Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy. Ph 544 8562 ART ON THE ST.: Create urban art on Sundial Square sidewalks (all ages/abilities). Chalks & instruction provided : “Art On The St.”. 10am to noon, March 19. $2. Limited spaces! Register now at www. MinistryOfInspiration.Org. 021-779-839 Leanne SCIENCE ON THE ST.: Hands on great science activities at Rmd Mall & Sundial Square stations! “Science On The St.”. 11am & 2pm sessions both days, March 19720. Koha pls - no rego needed. Info at www.MinistryOfInspiration.Org. 021-779-839 Leanne Women Singers. Would you like to try barbershop a cappella? Thursday 25 Feb, 7.00 pm, Club Waimea, 345 Lower Queen St, Rmd. www.nelsonharmony. org.nz Fun, free intro to computer cod-

ing (Scratch) for your children (age 8-12years old). Starts at Rmd Library, 9 Mar, Wednesdays 3.30-4.30pm for 6 weeks. Register at the library or email library@tasman.govt.nz Mum4Mum meeting on Monday 22nd Feb. 10am at Ecomoon’s new premises (26 Gloucester Street, Nelson). We would love to see you & all supporters; partners, grandparents, older children etc. welcome. Always available to chat & answer any questions between meetings & meetings will begin again at our usual time as from 27 Jan ‘16. Rai Valley A&P Show, 5 March - come on over for a great affordable family day out!! Trade sites & Hall entry info available at www.raivalleyshow.co.nz or Tash 027 721 1555. Music on Friday 4 March.10 am , old St David’s Florence St Rmd.Please join us to view DVD,s of Rachmaninoz,s piano concerto No 2’a well loved work,with the Lucerne Festival orchestra,conductor Claudio Abbado.After morning tea the brilliant pianist Helene Grimaud talks about her love of wolves & her interest to protect them.Absolutely fascinating. Record & C D Fair, Sunday 28th Feb. at 1 pm. Morepork Dart Hall, West Ave Rmd. ALzHEIMERS & DEMENTIA INFO. drop in session, Richmond Library Wednesday 24 Feb. 9.30-11.00am. Staff from Alzheimers Nelson will be in the library to answer your questions. No bookings required. Free. NELSON SAVAGE CLUB VARIETY SHOW at Mapua Hall on Mon Mar. 21 at 1.30 pm. Tickets: $10 (includes Afternoon tea). PH: Anne 5472660 or Philipa 5477022. FREE LESSON. LEARN TO PLAY CON-

TRACT BRIDGE. A game for all ages. A lot of competitive fun & a great challenge for the mind. The first lesson is free on the 10th March 7:00pm 2016 at the Richmond Bridge club 348 lower Queen St. Richmond. Register your interest at richbridge@ts.co.nz or text 021 395597. THE TREASURE BOX: featuring & vast array of locally handcrafted items. Unique & affordable. Open Tuesday till Sunday from 10am until 4 pm until 26 February at 14 Whitby Way, Wakefield. Facebook. FRESH FOCUS will be starting this year on Mon. 29 Feb 10-11 am at the Suburban Club 168 Tahunanui Drive. Everyone welcome. Entry $2. STOKE METHODIST BIBLE CLASS (1970-1983) REUNION: Easter Sunday 27 March 2016. A get together, tea, & evening worship service are planned to be held in the Stoke Methodist Church complex. For expressions of interest please ph Rev Max Hornblow 540 2718. If you know of former members - please tell them of this reunion. YOGA & BELLY DANCE CLASSES with Debbie Sumner. Yoga on Monday & Friday mornings in Stoke & Brightwater. Zenda Belly Dance on Monday/ Wednesday & Thursday evenings throughout the Nelson & Tasman area. Contact for details dbsumner@xtra. co.nz or ph 0276890558. STOKE RICHMOND WOMEN’S BUSINESS NETWORKING GROUP meets last Wednesday every month, starting 24 Feb.. Email info@curvesstokerichmond.co.nz for details. No cost. 2016 EDUCATIONAL GRANT available for mature female students undertaking full time tertiary study for the first

organisation looking for volunteers, training, info or advice? Check out our website www.volunteernelson.org.nz ph 546 7681 PLAYGROUP - SALLIES PLAY CAFE RICHMOND: at The Salvation Army, 57 Oxford St on Fridays during school term 9.30am - 11.30am. Bring morning tea for your own child(ren). Fun, Friendship & a Cuppa provided. Gold coin donation. Contact Vanessa 027 444 6976 RICHMOND CREATIVE FIBRE- meet at Birch Hall, Richmond showgrounds, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursdays 9.30am for Spinning,knitting, Felting &weaving. Contact Dianne 5449982 TOASTMASTERS Improve your social confidence by learning the art & skills of public speaking. There are 4 Toastmasters Clubs in Nelson & Motueka. For info contact June 022-018-0853 neatjun@ yahoo.co.nz ALLIANCE FRANCAISE Join us on Fridays, 4:00-5:45 pm at La Gourmandise, 276 Hardy St., for informal French conversation. All welcome whatever your level of French. See http://www.afnelsontasman.org/ TINY TOTS, fun for preschoolers & their carers with stories, music & movement. Tuesdays 10-10.30am. Free. Children’s Area, Richmond Library. Tel 543 8500. BETTER BREATHING CLASS – Richmond held 1st Tuesday of the month at 10.30 at Oakwoods Village, Lower Queen Street, Richmond. Starts 2nd Feb. Light exercise with focused breathing & a supportive group. $2 per class. PLAYGROUP FREE PLUNKET OXFORD St Richmond Morning Tea provided Mondays during school term 9.30 REGULAR EVENTS EVER THOUGHT OF BECOMING A - 11.30am Ph: Angela 0274441546 VOLUNTEER? Are you a community

time. Application forms available from: Secretary, Soroptimist International Club of Waimea, email siwaimea@ siswp.org DESTINATION WAKEFIELD! Sunday 6 March 10am-3pm Pigeon Valley Steam Museum on steam; browse The Emporium; take in Willow Bank Heritage Village; & Villa Grove Estate will be offering their olive oils for sale. Sample the finest baked goods at Wakefield Bakery - make a day of it TASMAN COASTAL PLAYERS INC PRESENTS -The Umpire Strikes Back. Written by Simon Denver, Directed by: Haidee Janetzki. .Auditions Actors/ Dancers/Singers 16+. Tues. 22 March 7pm— Playhouse Cafe Theatre, Mapua. Show dates: June 23-26 2016 at the Playhouse. Register your interest or for info text: 021410989 YOGA - Come & enjoy the benefits of Hatha Yoga. Yoga Postures, Breathing Techniques, Relaxation. All levels welcome. Mondays, Lord Rutherford Hall, by Snowden’s Bush Brightwater (near soccer grounds). 2 classes 5 -6 :15 pm & 6:30-7:45pm. Bring mat & blanket. $7/class casual or 8 class ticket for $50. Teacher: Jeanette Ida. NZ Registered Physiotherapist, Member of IntYogaTeachersAssoc. SALLIES HEALTH & LIFESTYLE PROGRAMME. Free individual health checks 9:30-11:30. Free group health talk 12.30-1:30. Tuesday – Families, Thursday – Older People. No need to book. The Salvation Army, 57 Oxford St. Phone Ros 544 8140.

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Tasman Resource Management Plan Proposed Plan Change 60 Rural Land Use And Subdivision Policy Review

Tasman District Council’s Draft Schedule of Charges 2016/2017 Statement of Proposal

Water restrictions

The Council has prepared amendments to the Tasman Resource Management Plan, known as Proposed Plan Change 60: Rural Land Use and Subdivision Policy Review. This Plan Change reviews and updates the policy and rules for rural land use and subdivision. The proposed amendments ensure greater protection of productive capacity, allow for flexibility of use and maintain rural character – while offering greater choices for landowners. Submissions Any person may make a submission on any part of any of the proposed Change. Submissions can be sent to the Environmental Policy Manager, Tasman District Council, Private Bag 4, Richmond 7050 to be accepted by the Council until 4.00 pm on Monday 14 March 2016. Submission forms are available as indicated below under “Availability of Proposed Changes”. Submissions must be in writing, clearly indicating support or opposition to the provisions, the decision that the submitter wishes the Council to make (with reasons), whether or not the submitter wishes to be heard in support of the submission and an address for service or contact address. Consideration of Proposed Amendments After submissions have closed, the Council will publish a summary of all decisions requested by submitters. There will be a further period of 10 working days within which further submissions in support of or opposition to those submissions made may be sent to the Council. The Council will then hold hearings on all submissions and all submitters may be heard. After the Council considers the submissions and makes its decisions, any submitter who is not satisfied with the decision has the right of appeal to the Environment Court. Availability of Proposed Amendments The proposed amendments are available to view at the Council’s Richmond office; Motueka, Takaka and Murchison service centres; Richmond, Motueka and Takaka libraries; or online at www.tasman.govt.nz/link/trmp-proposed-changes. Submission forms are also available. For more information or advice on these amendments, please contact Mary Honey, Ph. 03 543 8397 or Email: mary.honey@tasman.govt.nz. Update Pages to the Plan Update No. 53 to the Plan, consisting of amendments to the text and maps, will be available as soon as possible. For enquiries concerning the update or availability of the Plan, please contact Pam Meadows, Ph. 03 543 8581 or Email: pam.meadows@tasman.govt.nz or one of the Customer Services staff.

You are invited to make submissions on our draft Schedule of Charges for the coming year. We recover some of the costs associated with the services we provide through these fees and charges. Some charges are set by statute, and others by the Council. All the charges are reviewed each year, and changes made if necessary. The reason we charge for some services is to make sure the costs of providing the service are recovered from those who benefit from it, rather than from the general ratepayer. The draft Schedule of Charges covers the year from 1 July 2016 to 30 June 2017. The full Statement of Proposal is available for viewing on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz/feedback and during normal office hours at the following Tasman District Council Offices and libraries: • Richmond Office, 189 Queen Street, Richmond • Motueka Office, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka • Takaka Office, 14 Junction Street, Takaka • Murchison Office, 92 Fairfax Street, Murchison • District Library Queen Street, Richmond • Motueka Library, Pah Street, Motueka • Takaka Memorial Library, Junction Street, Takaka Submissions are invited on the draft Schedule of Charges, and must be received by 4.00pm on Thursday 31 March 2016. Submissions may be made online at tasman.govt.nz/feedback or delivered to your local Tasman District Council office.

TASMAN DISTRICT COUNCIL ANNUAL PLAN 2016/2017

PUBLIC MEETINGS Brightwater Community Association

Monday 7 March 2016, 7.30 pm, Brightwater School Hall

Wakefield Community Council

Tuesday 8 March 2016, 7.30 pm, St Johns Centre, Wakefield

Tapawera and Districts Community Association

Tuesday 15 March 2016, 7.30 pm, Tapawera Community Centre

Temporary reservations and speed limit uplifting for maritime events. Under the Navigation Safety Bylaw 2015, the Tasman District Council Harbourmaster has (or may soon) grant authorisations for the following known events. Other events may also occur during this time but the Harbourmaster has not yet received further applications. Event Date

Location

Activity

5 – 6 March 2016

Lake Rotoiti

Classic Boat Show

Due to navigation safety requirements, water users not involved in these events may be excluded from defined areas during these activities. Notices will be placed at nearby access points during these events. Further details for these and any new events may be viewed at www.tasman.govt.nz/recreation/boating-fishing/special-events-and-activities

Roading Proposed Road Closures The following roads are proposed to be closed to ordinary vehicles for the periods and times indicated below. Objections can be lodged at: Tasman District Council, 189 Queen Street, Richmond:

Nelson Car Club – Rally Sprint Sunday 17 April 2016, 9.30am to 7.00pm, Tadmor-Glenhope Road – 4.3km north of the intersection with Kohatu-Kawatiri Highway (SH6) to 2.7km south of the intersection with Tui and Kereu Roads. Objections Close: 12 March 2016.

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Motueka 03 528 2022 Takaka 03 525 0020

Keep an eye out in upcoming editions of Newsline for further public meeting dates.

Council Meetings Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz Engineering Services Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 3 March 2016, 9.30 am. Public forum Full Council Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 3 March 2016, 1.30 pm or at conclusion of Engineering Services Committee. No public forum Golden Bay Community Board Collingwood Fire Station, Elizabeth Street, Tuesday 8 March 2016, 9.00 am. Public forum Environment and Planning Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 17 March 2016, 9.30 am. Public forum Motueka Community Board Motueka Service Centre, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka, Tuesday 22 March 2016, 4.00 pm. No public forum Corporate Services Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 24 March 2016, 9.30 am. Public forum Audit Subcommittee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 24 March 2016, 1.30 pm or at the conclusion of Corporate Services Committee. No public forum

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Louie Isaac Marr Born 18.02.16 8 pounds. A baby brother for dogs, Sophie and Mater Big thanks to our midwife Aunouska Myer, hospital staff and family for all their support.

DALE

Andy and Antonia Dale would like to announce the safe arrival of

Eliana Marion DalE Born 11th February 2016. 6lb 5oz. We would like to send out a big thank you to everybody who made this lasting memory happen.

Kerri, only daughter of Judy and the late Anthony, to Edson, son of Valdir and Maida (Brazil) on 6 February 2016. Congratulations and best wishes from us all.

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Mannix John Nessie, Wendy, Sharon, John and David wish to thank all those who made a difficult and sad time easier for us. Mannix fought a long courageous battle. Eased by company of treasured friends ongoing support for himself and family. Special thank you to Dr Steve Delany, Brenda and the hospice team, Presyterian support, those who visited and provided meals, food, wine and hugs and shared in the laughter and tears. Importantly you helped us fulfil his wishes to remain at home. We will be forever grateful. To those who also assisted in Mannix’s memorial service. Rev Derek McNicol, Warren Fenemor, Alan Brown, Village Cafe catering and Val and Laurie Anisy, our warm and sincere thanks. To all who sent flowers, cards, attended the service, please accept this as a personal acknowledgement. Grieving his loss, we take strength in memories and times shared.

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Expect delays at up to four sites along the route from the roundabout to the city. Please allow extra time for your journey or take another route. Your patience is appreciated as we work to carry out these important projects quickly and safely.

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388 Paton Rd, Hope

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Scott Haines Principal

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Nominations for 2016 / 2017 Executive Committee are now invited for Nelson RSA Inc. (8 Members only).

NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING TO BE HELD ON SUNDAY 3RD APRIL 2016 AT 10AM, KEN CHING ROOM AT THE NELSON SUBURBAN CLUB.

Notice to all Advertisers: By placing your advertisement you agree with the terms

NoMINAtIoNS CloSE oN tuESdAy 18th MARCh 2016 At 4pM.

AGENDA 1. Minutes of the previous Meeting. 4. Notices of Motion. 2. Adoption of Annual report 5. Subscriptions. and Balance sheet. 6. General Business. 3. Election of Officers and Patron.

Enquiries to Barry pont, president, Nelson RSA. ph 03 548 6815

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GENERAL, ANTIQUE, COLLECTABLES and ART AUCTION To be held on WEDNESDAY 2nd MARCH at 5.30PM

VIEWING: Tuesday from Noon-5pm, Wednesday from 9am. Absentee and phone bids welcome, see our website for photos

www.lipscombeauctionhouse.co.nz

13 NEW ST, NELSON Ph: (03) 546 8890 Opposite back entrance to Warehouse Stationery

B J Pont, President, Nelson RSA.

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Property Management 2015 LPMNZ New Zealand Property Manager of the Year Nominee

and conditions of the Waimea Weekly Ltd. Namely, payment by the 20th of the following month, or in the event of non-payment, the recovery of any debt and its costs will be charged to the customer. This includes all costs and commissions paid to a debt recovery service. Should you require any further information please phone the newspaper on 544 9037.

Wanted. Modern 3-4 bedroom home in Richmond. Will pay around $600,000 - $650,000 for the right property. Ph 0275 448 255. Ready to go.

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Afternoon tea with Allyson Gofton Allyson shares the stories and baking of many of our great farming families including Erewhon, Bendigo, Mt Nicholas, Hawkes Bay’s Tuna Nui, and more in this very special cookbook which celebrates fifty years of Country Calendar.

2015 Rented.org.nz Award for New Business

SundAy, 3 April, 2016

2015 Rented.org.nz Award for Lowest Rent Arrears

Hope Community Hall, ranzau road West, Hope

2.30pm

David Turnhout

Property Manager

Phone 021 120 7408 rented3@rented.org.nz 205c Queen St, Richmond

Tickets cost $30 and available by emailing janetbilltaylor@gmail.com Limited pLaces so be quick. All proceed go to a local charity Walk with Us Trust suppling school and sports shoes to local primary school children.

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One church, Many expressiOns

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Parish, Richmond

Holy Trinity Anglican Church 27 Dorset St, Richmond Phone 544-8844

Sunday 6 March

9.00am Holy Communion 10.30am Holy Communion Theme: Welcome Home All Welcome Wednesday 10.00am Holy Communion www.holytrinityrichmond.org.nz

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10.00am Worship Celebration Warring Carpark (Behind No.1 Shoes) 243 Queen St www.richmondchurch.org.nz

Saturday Vigil 7.00pm Richmond Church 35 William Street

Sunday

Sunday 8.00am St Joseph’s Pitfire Road, Wakefield 9.30am Richmond Church 5.00pm Last Sunday of every month St’s Peter & Paul Moutere Highway

Worship Service Whakatu Kids programme No Sunday service at Richmond

at 10am

Salisbury Rd, Richmond

All Welcome! Ph 544 8987 www.richmondcatholic.co.nz

Richmond/Stoke Methodist Parish

271 Songer St, Stoke Sunday 9.45am

Rev Jon Parkes 544 6507 www.whakatupresbyterian.co.nz

All welcome!

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Sunday Service 10.15am at Richmond 4 Wensley Road Sunday 10:30 am & 5 pm (Opp TDC) Richmond School Hall, This will be a Communion We are located at: Cambridge Street Service to which the Stoke Methodist Sunday 10am Meeting Sunday Favourite Hymns congregation is invited Bible teaching and to attend, but all are 10.30am WednesdayHymns 20 Feb Favourite The Lord’s Supper welcome. Ellis St, maintenance landscaping carBrightwater and e hom 10am Morning Tea ing mow Wednesday 20 Feb A cup of tea will follow the (Plunket Rooms, next to ing Petrolhom Station) e and car ma plumbers electricians lawn ices serv l mow ncia lawn fina ans nts trici accounta (no access off Waimea or Ridgeway) ices plumbers elec Contact 544 8692 Every Sunday h specialists builders Cnr Service. tricians financial serv 10am Morning Tea clutc elec nts and Croucher & Darcy e unta bers brak acco Contact Dean 544 5784 plum ing ders ices ly scap buil serv Week financial maintenance land Contact: (03) 547 - 6056 brake and clutch specialists ialists builders accountants landscap ncial services lawnmowing home and car oring 544 8288 fina clutch spec10.00am nts Enquiries Phing 544-8394 trici.ans unta e and acco car maintenance brak bers elec and Cnr Croucher & Darcy e ing ders plum We’d love to see you there scap hom buil ices ts land www rcnzonline.com/nelson serv ialis l mow ance spec ncia h lawn nten fina car mai and clutc electricians untan accountants ance landscaping brake ans lawnmowing home and specialists builders acco ncial services plumbers

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Trades & Services

INSECT SCREENS

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PAINTER

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027 232 1550

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269 Queen St Richmond. Ph 544 6603

AH/Fax: 544 3177

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