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Community starts battle against tagging Simon Bloomberg A spate of tagging around Richmond has prompted a strong reaction from the community with Richmond Unlimited, Tasman District Council, Waimea Menz Shed, Resene and police joining forces to combat the unsightly graffiti. Police senior constable Glyn Cunningham says the tagging started about three months ago and has continued to become the town’s worst graffiti epidemic. The offenders have been targeting walls in alleyways around the town’s central business area and on Tuesday council, police and community and business groups started fighting back, launching an anti-tagging campaign. Council’s community partnership officer Lani Evans says they were made aware of the problem by police. Council then contacted Richmond Unlimited which recruited the Menz Shed and Resene to start painting over the graffiti which Glyn says is the best way to discourage the taggers. “We’ve had graffiti before but not to this extent. It’s the worst graffiti we’ve had so we needed to do something about it. “We don’t want this in this town so the best way to discourage it is paint over it immediately. If anyone sees new graffiti they need to report it so it can be painted over the next day which means the taggers can’t gloat about their work.”
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Tornado hits Appleby nursery Simon Bloomberg The wild spring weather left a trail of destruction across the Tasman district last week with a tornado ripping through an Appleby nursery, lightning killing 16 sheep near St Arnaud. The tornado which hit at about 2am on Wednesday sent a trampoline flying 250m through the air, smashed two large trees and flattened thousands of young trees at James and Susie Dean Lansdowne Rd nursery. Three days later, a violent thunder storm hit Tapawera and St Arnaud at around 4pm when a “massive lightning bolt” destroyed a large tree on the Korere-Top House Rd, killing five ewes and their lambs sheltering underneath. “I was driving back from Tapawera when I saw this big flash, almost like a ball of fire, and the lightening hit this big macrocarpa and split it,” witness Pip Wells says. “There were branches everywhere and I could see the ewes and lambs dead on the ground - it was a real mess. “It was an awful storm - it was so loud. I couldn’t do
anything to help the sheep so I just rushed home to check my own animals.” The tornado that hit Deans Nursery may have caused “absolute devastation” but James and Susie were left counting their lucky stars that it somehow missed all their buildings. A 150-year-old willow and a big London Plane tree were falttened and all of young trees in pots were on their side. “I have never known anything like it. It looks like a tornado has come through - you can see the path where it went through our property and no one else around here has been affected. “My granddaughter’s trampoline got lifted up and thrown over the hedge and landed about 250m away - it’s in pieces. Luckily the buildings are okay - we’ll be okay.” MetService meteorologist Stephen Glassie says a tornado was also reported in Taranaki on the same day. He says the damage at Appleby is very typical of tornadoes which “are very localised” and often occur without being seen and reported.
James and Susie Dean in front of the plane tree that was flattened by the tornado at their Lansdowne Rd nursery last Wednesday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.
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Richard says council is delighted Resene has come on board by supplying the paint through their PaintWise programme which collects unwanted paint and paint containers and recycles it for community groups. The painting will be done by Menz Shed volunteers who were happy to help out while council is supplying the brushes and ladders. “Richmond is a town that has benefited from a great deal of pride as it has grown,” Richard says. “So when it became apparent that tagging was becoming a problem, it didn’t take long to find motivated people to help us arrest the problem.” Glyn says anyone who sees taggers in action should call police immediately. “Dial 111 and get a description of the offenders or take a photo with your cell phone and we’ll get them.”
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TDC to Richmond dentist wins top award look at Easter trading Simon Bloomberg
Tasman District and Nelson City councils will seek community feedback on whether to allow Easter Sunday trading in the region. The Government has given local councils the power to decide whether to allow shops to open on Easter Sunday from 2017. If councils decide to allow Easter trading, employees have the right under the new law to refuse to work on Easter Sunday without giving a reason and without any repercussions from their employer. Tasman Mayor Richard Kempthorne says both councils have decided to ask the community before taking a position. “Rather than us saying ‘yes, we think shops should be allowed to open’, or ‘no, it’s not a good idea’ and then asking the community whether they agree with us or not, we are keeping a completely open mind on the issue until after we hear what people think.”
Richmond dentist Graham Leathley has been honoured by his peers, receiving the New Zealand Dental Association Outstanding Colleague Award at the association’s annual conference in Wellington last week. Graham joined the Richmond Dental Centre in 1983 after graduating with a Bachelor in Dental Science from Otago University in 1981. He has also been active outside the practise, joining volunteer dental missions in Fiji and Israel and establishing a clinic to help refugees in Nelson. In addition, Graham has been involved in the association, serving as the Nelson-Marlborough branch’s welfare officer for the last 20 years. And it’s the compassion he has shown in that role that has made him a well-liked and respected dentist with a reputation of being communityminded. Graham received the award after being selected ahead of six other nominees including popular Nelson orthodontist Andrew Marriott. The judges said all the nominees represented the “grass roots” of dentistry who were supportive of their colleagues and involved in the association at branch level. “It’s a very big
Graham Leathley, seated, with staff from the Richmond Dental Centre, from left, Judi Eunson, Matt Clark, Ross Ferguson, Richard Carley, Sheralee Taylor, Sharon Riordan, Red Distor, Jenny Milmine, Teri Fothergill. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. privilege to receive this award ing colleagues” while another officer and mentor, he says the but it’s not something I feel I de- states “he has been the emotion- most important part of his job al and confidential support per- will always be “providing an exserve,” Graham says. However, Graham’s colleagues in son for those in our branch who cellent, pain-free service”. “The dentist can be a scary place Nelson disagree with one of the have stumbled in life...”. references for the award saying Graham says listening to those for some people so we try our “what is outstanding about him comments was a huge honour very best to reprogramme the is the fact that he is service-ori- and joked that “you don’t re- things people have learned. I entated not only to his patients ally have an opportunity to hear have lots of bad memories from but also towards the commu- these things because they are the dentist at school but times nity...”. A second reference states generally only heard at funerals”. have changed - now we can proGraham is “actively involved in Although Graham’s award rec- vide a good dental service that is ongoing education and mentor- ognises his work as a welfare not traumatic.”
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Services prepare for fireworks From backyard gatherings to public displays, the sky will be illuminated with fireworks this Saturday night as locals celebrate Guy Fawkes. While the colourful explosions make for great entertainment, every year the Nelson SPCA and Rural Fire Network deal with the downsides of the night including fires and missing and distressed animals. Last year fire crews in the Nelson Tasman area were called to 12 fireworks related incidents, six of those on Guy Fawkes night, four during the Christmas/New Year period and two more after that in January and February. “Be careful where you let fireworks off, make sure they’re not near anything that will ignite like scrub, make sure that they’re sturdy and well anchored and make sure you use them all up on Guy Fawkes night, we don’t want any being let off over the Christmas and New Year period, it’s becoming quite a problem for us,” says principal rural fire officer, Ian Reade. While the recent rain has lowered the fire risk, Ian says a few fine days leading up to the main event will still see scrub, like gorse, burn. Fire crews have also had to deal with fires started by fireworks being let off out of car windows. Pets and larger animals are also effected by fireworks and Nelson SPCA inspector, Nicola Blasdale says their safety needs to be a priority on Guy Fawkes night. “If people know their animals are frightened of fireworks we encourage them to plan ahead, even take them out of the area. The problem with fireworks is that they go on for such a long time, it’s not just one night, so we’d like to see the use of fireworks restricted to just organised displays and on one night of the year only.” For those looking to attend a public event, Milestone Homes Top of The South Speedway will be hosting its annual fireworks display this Saturday. Gates open at 5pm.
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Lipscombe Auction House owner Warwick Savage with just a fraction of the 4000 books that will be auctioned and sold this weekend. Photo: Andrew Board. The collection also features dle island… and like Welling- of Enner Glynn school. The several stunning pieces of ton is prone to earthquakes. home of the Savages was sold Nelson history, including a The town of Nelson in 1848 earlier this month at aucbook entitled Gully’s New contained 263 houses, the rest tion for $1.43 million. It was Zealand Scenery, which fea- of the province 342.” on land originally owned by tures water colour paintings Warwick says it’s an honour to Captain Arthur Wakefield. by Nelson artist and former auction off such a collection. The Savages owned the home Nelson College teacher John “It’s regarding as an extremely for five decades. Gully. The book was pub- significant collection and this For more information on the lished in 1877. is the pickings of it. auction visit www.lipscom Another book, the New Zea- It’s exciting for us and excit- beauctionhouse.co.nz. Viewland Settlers Guide, was given ing for Nelson, because it ing is open at Lipscombes all to British settlers, giving them gives people here the first op- week with the auction beginan idea of what life was like in portunity to get a look at the ning at 10am on Saturday, New Zealand in the middle of books.” November 5. the 19th century. On Nelson, John Savage was well-known Another 2000 books from the the book says “Nelson is the in the region as a school collection will be for sale on northern province of the mid- teacher and later principal Sunday, from 10am.
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our water, and to kill so called pest by a slow painful deaths. Yes, not nice for the Weka I agree but wake up, people! Richard Marshall.
The main ground cover was hail, we got caught in it. Thought my windscreen was going to break. May have snowed a bit afterwards. Kathleen Pauling.
Such a shame. These birds are friendly and curious and so cute. Whoever left these traps up should be fined by DOC as they are a protected species. Chaz Snith.
We were out doing yoga on paddle boards at 9am this morning and it was beautiful! Pretty surreal to feel the warm sun and also see fresh snow on the hills Jane Christie Pascoe.
NZTA to investigate Tasman roads: Lower Queen St. Stop patching it and do it properly. Jason Cunniffe.
But it's nearly summer??!!!! Brrrrrr!!!! You can keep that. Jane MacGibbon.
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SH60/Lansdowne Rd intersection to Appleby Bridge needs to be overhauled. Been lots of accidents and close calls there. Rik Thomas. Any traffic trying to get onto Appleby straight is extremely risky, buses trying to cross with school kids on board from Bartlett to Swamp road has been involved in near misses as there is never a gap in traffic! Is dangerous as. Cherie Marshall. All the roads in the South Island need major work done on them, compared to the North Island roads ours are a disgrace WHY! Duncan Cunningham. TDC to investigate Easter trading rules: I don’t think Easter has the same meaning these days as in
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Hello Readers, Congratulations to all of the hard workers and children who participated in the Tapawera show day. Thank goodness the weather was kind to us, unlike the previous day where we experienced unseasonal hail, thunder and snow on the hills. It was lovely to see the children with their pets, dressed up lambs, lamb sculling competition, teddy bear shearing and a seven year old with an eye on a business future selling home-made lemonade lemons kindly donated by Nana. The reptile display was very interesting and there were garden plant stalls, art and craft and much more. The Tapawera show day has an atmosphere that can only be found in the country but enjoyed by all. It is a great day out for all regardless of where you live. I encourage you to add it to your event calendar for next year! Have an fabulous week.
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Getting punched in the face for charity is starting to get addictive for some of the Fight for Victory competitors. The Trafalgar Centre will host the third edition of the Victory Boxing fund-raiser on Saturday night with a trio of boxers keen to show off what they have learnt during 14 weeks of training. Nelson Airport sales and marketing manager Sally Russ says, at age 39, she was in the best shape of her life thanks to the boxing training she’s taken on three times a week. She’s even turned the scars of training into a badge of honour. “I had a bruise on my face last week and I was showing it off to everyone. “It’s not the pain of getting hit, but more the shock of it. Sally, who has two stepchildren and a three-year-old daughter, says, while family time had decreased over the 14 weeks she had enjoyed the experience. “It has been tough balancing everything but I feel as fit as I ever have in my life and boxing isn’t hard compared to looking after a three-year-old.” Teacher Simon Mardon always thought he was fit but realised three two minute rounds
FIGHT FOR VICTORY • NELSON • NZ Steffan James lands a right hand punch to the face of Justin Carter, at last years Fight 4 Victory 2
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Personal trainer Corey Boland will likely have the loudest cheering section of any competitor on the night. “Most of my family will be there, you’ll hear them, but I’ll be trying to get business done and then I’ll look to have a beer and a laugh about everything once it’s all done.” Corey says his only instinct is to smile when he gets punched. “You train to avoid the punches, but then when I get hit with one all I can do is smile and it gets you going.” Corey says he believes he has been "bitten by the bug and would be keen to keep boxing after Saturday night. "I've really enjoyed the training, but I'm looking forward to getting between the ropes and entertaining people. "We'll see how Saturday night goes but I doubt it will be the last time I step in to the ring." Tickets are still available for the night where a large crowd is expected to pack the Trafalgar Centre for one of the biggest nights on the Nelson sporting calendar. Money raised will go to help continue the work of Victory Boxing and their work within the community.
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Liana Harrison & Matthew Harris said their vows on 27 September 2016 at The Playhouse. Photo: Sandra JohnsonBoutique Photography.
Rebekah Hennessy and Connor Fairbairn were married on 23 September 2016 at a private farm. Photo: Sandra JohnsonBoutique Photography.
Jarrod and Shelley became Mr and Mrs Illingworth on 10 May 2016. After their wedding at the Cook Islands their bridal party joined them on a scooter ride around the Island and then jumped into the resort pool.
Claire & Dave Delaney married at Rabbit Island on 12 December 2015. The reception was at The Granary where guests enjoyed train rides and outdoor games while Dave and Claire had their photos taken
Anjeela & Craig Stacey were married on 30 January 2016 at Retiro Park Lodge, Hira. Photo: Nelson Wedding Photography
Zane & Danielle Lyttle were married on 5 December 2015 at Hillside Suffolk Stud, Brightwater with their reception at Seifrieds Winery. Photographer: Luke Marshall Images
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Jo Pannell and Simon Crawford were married at a private property in Appleby on March 5th 2016. Photography by Doug Barry-Martin.
Robert and Rosanna Clarence were married on 16 January 2016 at the beautiful Wainui Bay in Takaka. Photo: Nelson Wedding Photography
Louis and Kristina Hornell were married on 20 February 2016 at Seifrieds Estate
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If you love Indian or Malaysian food, then you’ll love Mango and if you haven’t already been you’ll definitely want to visit after renovations to the popular Richmond and Nelson restaurants. The first restaurant opened in Nelson nine years ago and soon two more premises were opened in Richmond and Blenheim to satisfy people’s cravings for fantastic dine-in or takeaway food. With several birthdays under the belt of both the Richmond and Nelson restaurants, owner Pratap Singh decided it was time to breathe some new life into the two premises. The renovations have already been completed in Nelson and finished in Richmond just in time for the grand opening celebration last Sunday. With a fresh coat of paint and new furniture, the two restaurants are also giving their outdoor seating areas an update, offering Mango’s customers a cool place to sit and enjoy their food on the long summer evenings. While they’ll maintain their wellknown logo, Pratap says it too will be freshened-up with some bright new images to bring it in line with their new -look restaurants. Pratap and the team also have some ideas for improving Mango in the future. Their first move has been to introduce a new drinks menu featuring some of the region’s best wine and beer including Stoke, Brightwater Vineyards and Seifried’s. The team will also start preparing for a new lunch and dinner menu which they hope to roll out before Christmas and
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The Tasman Makos' 43-27 Mitre 10 Cup Premiership final defeat to Canterbury signalled the end of an era for some key players, while midfielder Alex Nankivell showed why he may be the future of the franchise. By his own admission, the 20-yearold was only looking for game time off the bench and "the odd start" when the season began, but by the final he was a key member of a championship-contending team. If Alex looked left and right, he would have seen two Makos servants in Marty Banks and Kieron Fonotia, who were playing their last games in Makos’ colours. However, the 100kg second-five didn't look out of place despite playing against the province he supported growing up. "This year has been one of massive improvement for me," Alex says. "I wasn't expecting the amount of game time I got but I tried to make
the most of every opportunity.” Alex says his second season with the franchise saw him become a more mature player, ready to make good on potential instead of cruise on raw talent. "Coming out of the Christchurch Boys' High set-up I was too casual, I expected things to just happen here in year one because that's what I was used to. "What's happened this year has been the outcome of a lot more hard work, me trying to be a better, smarter player rather than just relying on my size to do the job.” As for the final itself, Alex says he felt Tasman played nervous rugby. "We didn't want to make mistakes, and, playing Canterbury with their history of success, it was something you want in a final but it's a hard task." Alex now has the choice of where to play his club rugby. He also hasn't given up hope of a Super Rugby contract. "There's been some interest but I'll leave that up to my agent to see if anything happens there."
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Kelsey Smith’s hockey SPOIL YOURSELF stock continues to rise You deserve it Former Waimea College hockey player Kelsey Smith continues to show she is part of the long term plan with the Black Sticks after she was selected for the inaugural Trans-Tasman Trophy tournament in Auckland. The 22-year-old was a key attacking weapon for the New Zealand team at the Rio Olympics. The midfield/striker utility player has played 28 times for New Zealand and will be a key part of the 18-strong squad which does not include fellow Waimea College old girl Anita McLaren. Coach Mark Hager said it’s the first step in the next Olympic cycle leading into the 2020 Tokyo Games. “It’s a fresh start for us after a tough Rio campaign and we
Kelsey Smith has been named in the New Zealand women’s Black Sticks team for their first ever Trans-Tasman Trophy event in Auckland later this month. Photo supplied. have eight players who played there and are keen to get straight back to business.
“We’ve named a high quality group for the Trans-Tasman Trophy with plenty of players who have the opportunity to showcase their skills and put pressure on some of the more senior athletes for places in next year’s squad which will be named in December. “This series is a great learning experience for all our players against an opposition who is in a similar transitional phase after the Olympics.” The Black Sticks men and women will play three doubleheaders against Kookaburras and Hockeyroos on November 17,19 and 20. The results across all six games will be combined to find the overall winning country. All games will be broadcast live on Sky Sport.
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Makos CEO suggests ‘black out’ to get people through the gates Jacob Page Tasman Rugby Union chief executive Tony Lewis has suggested a “black out” of live television coverage of Makos home games could see provincial rugby return to the days of bumper crowds. Lewis suggested “off the top of his head” during a radio interview that games should not be shown live on television in the region that match is being played in an effort to get more people to Trafalgar Park. “I was asked by Tony Veitch about some initiatives to draw punters and I thought about the system they have in Australia with the cricket and thought it
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all three opening races at Woodford Glen. Brett Nicholls 48n has the Trackman Trophy already in the cabinet this year. It is one of the biggest fields of super stocks we will see this year. The Tasman Thunder Stock car team start their journey towards the New Zealand teams title with the Eve of Destruction in Blenheim, before heading to Christchurch to compete in the Mainland Teams Championships a week later. It will be a stern test with a few drivers missing from last year’s group. Check out the club website and Facebook page for racing information and updates.
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"It would have been nice to get my first senior century in Nelson but, as I was saying to the boys, I'm meant to be in the team for my bowling."
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Stoke-Nayland opening bowler Dylan Eginton came one big hit away from an awe-inspiring maiden club century at Marsden Rec on Saturday. The No 7 batsman struck 96 off 45 balls against Wanderers, which included three fours and 12 sixes. In the span of 14 overs after lunch, Dylan had taken the score from one to 96, before toe-ending his would-be century-making a shot and skying an easy catch to end the bullying knock. Dylan swung freely to leg side, peppering the square leg and long on boundaries. "Once a couple came out of the middle there was no way I was going to stop.
from nine overs as StokeNayland comfortably defended 307 for 7 declared by rolling Wanderers for 99. The bowling effort also included a hat-trick from Brad Duncan, his second in as many seasons. In the other matches Nelson College defended 130, by rolling Wakatu for 100 after they were 94 for five. Three wickets each to Ben Hazlett and Felix Murray did most of the damage late. Waimea Toi Toi had a 119run win over Athletic College Old Boys, with Waimea defending 197 for 9 declared. ACOB only managing 78 in reply on a pitch which proved tricky to bat on throughout the day despite its placid appearance.
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Craig Lautenslager claims title in US Nelson runner Craig Lautenslager overcame a tenacious Kenyan to win the 8km in 24:20.9 and lead the University of Texas at Arlington to the team title at the Sun Belt USA Cross Country Championships in Alabama over the weekend. He led for much of the race until Stanley Limo of the University of Louisiana-Lafayette surged into the lead a kilometre from the fin-
ish line. “I was holding on for dear life,” Craig says. “But this was my last year (in university) and I really wanted to win.” Craig swept past the Kenyan in the final 150m to win by five seconds. He will compete next in the NCAA South Central Cross Country Championships on November 11 in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
SHIPPING Nelson’s Shane Harwood, centre, is happy to be the one to catch at the South Island event for the superstocks at the Milestone Homes Top of the South Speedway on Saturday night.
Shane Harwood happy to handle pressure of 1NZ Jacob Page Nelson’s national superstock champion Shane Harwood is adamant he’s still the same driver even after fulfilling his dream and putting the 1NZ on his car last season. Shane will be the one to beat when the first of three rounds of the South Island series gets underway this weekend at the Milestone Homes Nelson Speedway. “The focus is the same as it’s always been – get the car to
the point where it is mechanically sound and then race hard.,” Shane says. “I don’t think much has changed besides the added pressure that gets put on once you have the 1NZ on your car.” Shane says after achieving his national goal after 10 years of trying, his goals remain as grounded as ever. “It changes your mindset but we all still try to do the basics right. “We want a good team in the garage and a reliable and well
presented car while looking after our sponsors who make it all possible.” Shane says the weather may play a key role in the opening round. “Last year I had a lot of success moving through the field and staying out of trouble but the weather may cause a problem.” The three race series, will have one event in Christchurch before returning to Nelson for the final round on February 11.
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Volunteering in sport gave Taylah Kirker and outlet to do what she loved when her body refused to let her play. Two years ago, the Nayland College pupil had just been talent-identified by New Zealand touch rugby, when a sudden netball accident changed her sporting landscape. While on court, the 18-year-old suffered a prolapsed disc in her back, an injury which has taken a long time to come right. Always a keen volunteer, Taylah used the recovery time to increase her volunteer work with her school, as well as touch and
netball. Her efforts have seen her recognised with a Tasman Secondary School Sports Award for her contribution to sport and on Thursday she flies to Auckland after being nominated for the New Zealand Netball youth volunteer of the year award. “It’s a big honour to be nominated for an award like this,” Taylah says. “I don’t think anyone ever volunteers to be up for awards, but it’s exciting. Over her time, Taylah has coached and played netball, acted as a DJ, dressed up as a giant squirrel, babysat kids whose parents were getting back into sport and run fund raising events. She has also helped out at school holiday programmes and also umpired
University next year where she netball. She also helps run weekly touch will study mental health science rugby and has been after toying with a key part of sport at the idea of going Nayland College. to New Zealand Broadcasting All not bad for School. someone who is related to new Silver “I have a passion Ferns standout Te for Maori and Paea Selby-Rickit. Pasifika and I chose this (route) “I was always down because I think at the netball courts from a young age I’ll really enjoy and I’ve always studying it.” enjoyed being part Taylah Kirker is off to Taylah says the New Zealand Netball of things.” everyone should Taylah admits Awards on Thursday give up some spare time has been night, where she is of their spare to the lacking at times but nominated for Youth time she wouldn’t change Volunteer of the Year. community as the way she gets Photo: Jacob Page. the rewards are involved in the community. worth it. She plans to attend Canterbury She says the people she has met
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Community Notices Apologies Pyro Company Fire Works Flyer (Event on 2-5 November 10am onwards) We apologise, a mistake was made on the address. The correct address is 251b Queen Street, Richmond (the Olive Estate office) Not as previously stated. MUsiC Friday 4th November 10 am Florence St Richmond we will enjoy a concert by a champion Welsh choir .Come and enjoy music and fellowship with excellent company.. JoiN Us for award winning photographer Barry Doig’s exhibition opening and book launch 5.30pm-6.30pm,Tuesday 8 November, Richmond Library. All welcome. Free. Find out the fascinating untold stories of early Nelson’s women in an illustrated talk by Jessie Bray Sharpin at Richmond Library. 5.30pm, Thursday 10 November. Free. Having trouble hearing? Discuss a free hearing assessment with a qualified hearing therapist. Richmond Library, 10.30am-11.30am,Tuesday 8 November. No bookings necessary. Free. good CrAfterNooN! Bring your craft project and work on it in the company of other crafters.Bring your own materials and lunch. Richmond Library. Wednesdays, 12.30pm2.00pm. Free. NelsoN soCiAl dANCiNg, 5th November Club Waimea. Live music 7.30pm-11.15pm. Members $10 Non members $15. Contact Lynn 027 680 5800. COMMUNITY SING ALONG Wednesday 2 November 1.30 pm Wesley Centre 4 Wensley Rd Richmond (Opp TDC). Afternoon tea. Gold coin donation for Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy. Ph 544 8562. All welcome. Hope rANZAU WoMeN’s iNstitUte’s November Meeting is Self -catering Lunch, Weds. 2nd, 12.30pm Age Concern Hall, Oxford St. Richmond. The Bartlett’s will continue “Life on the Ocean Waves” See you there. Brenda 5445872. Music on Friday 10am Friday 4th November at Florence St Richmond.its a programme From
a Champion Welsh male voice choir .Everybody welcome for music and fellowship NZ red Cross is looking for volunteers to join their dynamic team. Supporting former refugees is rewarding and gives you an opportunity to make a difference. Full training provided. Contact us now to find out more: jettie. skerten@redcross.org.nz ph548-4978. riCHMoNd CreAtive fibre- meet at Birch Hall, Richmond showgrounds, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursdays of the month at 9.30am for Spinning,knitting, Felting &weaving. Dianne 5449982 dArCy street iNdoor boWls Tuesday 1pm-3pm. $2.50 per session. Cnr Croucher St & Darcy St. Behind Church of Christ. Maryann 544 2596. dANCe ClAss - Adult beginners, Thursday evenings 7.30-8.30, Richmond Primary School hall $5 pp. Ph: Sally 541 9084.. NelsoN trUCK sHoW 2016 - November 12 10am -3pm, Richmond A & P Showgrounds, Adults $5, Child $2, Family $10. Lots of trucks, food, raffles, bouncy castles. A Stoke School PTA Fundraiser ph. Mel 021743806. siNgiNg WorKsHop. Learn the Beatles song “Can’t Buy Me Love” in barbershop four part harmony with 40 women singers. Four Thursdays, 20 Oct – 17 Nov at Club Waimea, Lower Queen St, Richmond. 7.00 – 8.30 pm, $40 www.nelsonharmony.org.nz Ph: Trish 5448876. NelsoN AstHMA soCiety 1st Nov Richmond class at OakwoodsVillage at 11am. 2nd Nov Ernest Rutherford Village at 1.30pm. $5 perclass,orjust$2formembers. “Like”ourFace Book page. Ph 03 544 1562 . forest ANd bird trip to Farewell Spit. Friday November 25 to Sunday 27. Accommodation at the cottage or camping. Weeding and other jobs but also time to bird watch and explore. Registrations close 25 October. For booking and further information contact Julie nikau48@gmail.com or phone 03 5450989.
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Hard landscaping Retaining walls Driveway & section prep
Landscape Supplies Storage Containers
03 540 3423
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PH 544 9037
sales@waimeaweekly.co.nz
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027 431 3171
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545 1000
269 Queen St Richmond. Ph 544 6603
Ph 027 544 3149 www.slopemowing.co.nz
021 223 3135
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PAINTER
PAINT sUPPLIEs
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• Lifestyle blocks and rural areas up to 10 acres • Orchards and vinyards
• Commercial properties
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• Heavy grass and weeds, blackberry, gorse, light scrub and small saplings up to 1 metre high
• Cutting fire safety zones in long grass around dwellings • Slope mowing
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Professional Plumbing Services in Nelson, Richmond & Motueka
• Maintenance • Renovations • Waste Water Service Management • Kitchens/Bathrooms
544 8059
Alex Bint
REAL EsTATE
Ph 027 542 4329 0800 444 343
027 359 4558
penelope.rollston@bellamys.co.nz Bellamy’s Real Estate Ltd MREINZ Licensed under REAA (2008)
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quentinearle@xtra.co.nz
Painting
- Exterior/Interior - Airless Spraying - Waterblasting - New & Old Work - Fully Qualified Tradesmen - Obligation Free Quote
Owen Tasker
021 047 6352 Licensed Salesperson REAA 2008
Call Adam
027 671 8417 or 544 9415
adam-brumwell@hotmail.com
36A Vickerman St, Nelson Phone: 546 6660 Email: paintco@xtra.co.nz
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Small Small • Leaking taps & pipes Clinics in Stoke, Wakefield, Jobs Motueka & Takaka. • KitchensJobs & Welcome Home visits also available bathrooms Welcome Ph 021 0247 4037 • Solar or 03 927 5120 • Drainage Kevin Harris carole@mobilefeet.co.nz Kevin Harris
RoofING
Eliminated
4 Coach Pl, Brightwater
Call Mike
546 9991
Nelson 03 546 9290 Richmond 03 544 2900 Blenheim 03 578 0404
Stoke Motueka Picton
Size & Price List available at www.tasman-storage.co.nz
74 Gladstone Rd, Richmond & 481 High St, Motueka
Ph 544 4306
Business Listings Required
If you are thinking of selling your business contact me now
Reece Forbes
DDI: 03 546 3565 M: 027 229 0026 reece.forbes@bayleys.co.nz
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Chris Inglis 03 5448059 0275485877
Ph: 03 544 2319 M: 021 62 7663 www.nbrr.co.nz
• Off Grid PV Systems SpecialiStS Clean, green, affordable • Solar Hot Water 1-19 McPherson St Richmond
www.nzsolar.co.nz • Dairy Farms info@nzsolar.co.nz
03 544 8553
• Camping & RV
• Domestic & Commercial
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1/750 Lower Queen St 03 544 8553 Richmond 7081
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Proudly supplying Orange Residential Homes roofing requirements for over 10 years
• Inside car storage • Self drive truck hire • Staff on site
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03 547 2476 03 528 4001 03 573 6166
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• Renovations • Kitchens • Bathrooms
For professional property management services contact the regions most preferred company by far.
RoofING
Ph: 538 0824
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• Leaks • Repairs • Maintenance • ReRoofs • New Roofs
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AH/Fax: 544 3177
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We sell property for NO COMMISSION NO FIXED FEE NO KIDDING
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“I’ll turn up on time”
PLUMBING & GAs
PLUMBER
Certifying Plumber, Gasfitter & Drainlayer
1/750 Lower Queen St Richmond 7081
26 Years Experience
027 232 1550
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www.tasmanbayplumbing.co.nz
Qualified Tradesman
Locally owned and operated
021 0500 250 or 544 0444
al.fresco@xtra.co.nz
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sTUMP REMovAL
Stump GrindinG ServiceS
Stump Grinding Tree Felling & Removal Site Clearance Andrew Workman
021 081 82 123 Free Quotes & Prompt Service
www.stumpgrindingservice.co.nz
TRAINING
TREE CARE
Work Place First Aid Courses Private Courses Available
Nov: 8, 9, 15, 24, 25, 26, 30 Dec: 6, 7, 15 Jan 2017: 20, 26
10 - 11 Nov Outdoor First Aid 8 - 10 Dec Pre-Hospital Emergency Care
Ph 544 9180 www.tripleonecare.co.nz
• Tree thinning • Height Reduction • Stump Grinding • Tree Removal
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