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White water wonder Most of the 250 plus competitors at the weekend’s Buller Festival were from out of town, but Nelson boy Tommy McDowell made sure he was up there with the best – taking out the C1 open men’s slalom. The Buller Festival is New Zealand’s premier white water event and attracted a large crowd of out-of-town competitors – including a former Olympian from the UK. The festival started off with the popular boater cross, an event which sees kayakers race together down the river. Over the course of the weekend there was also kayak and canoe slalom, rafter cross, SUP race and the classic cardboard cup, which involves making a vessel out of cardboard and tape and taking it down the river. The event is held every year and

showcases exactly why Murchison is known as the “four river plains”, with its top spots being used by hundreds of competitors over the weekend. Event spokesperson Sophia Mulder says this was no doubt the biggest weekend on the Murchison calendar, with plenty of money spent in the town. “I think this year we had a lot of people coming from further. We had a lot of international competitors and not just professional athletes but some just here for a good social time,” she says. “There was a good long queue everywhere, the Four Square was flat out, the petrol station was flat out. I don’t think they’ve sold as much bread, meat and beer as they did this weekend.”

Tommy McDowell competes in the canoe slalom at the Buller Festival over the weekend. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport.

Development boom for region A 120-site holiday park on Lower Queen St, a $50 million lifestyle village on Wensley Rd in Richmond and a 95 lot rural residential subdivision in Wakefield are the latest developments to get the green light as the Tasman district continues to grow. Queen St Caravans and Motorhomes has already started stage one of their holiday park development which will be open in time for next summer. Ben Nevis Holdings had a resource consent for their 95 lot rural residential subdivision on Totara View

Rd, Edward St and Gossey Drive North in Wakefield signed off last Tuesday, while commissioners have approved the Olive Estate lifestyle village at 109 Wensley Rd. A resource consent for the Lower Queen St holiday park was granted last September, and co-owner Rod Yarrell says they are presently working on installing fencing and the underground cabling and water pipes. He says it has been a big job with 600 metres of trenches, 3.5 kilometres of electric cabling and 210 metres of fencing.

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simon@waimeaweekly.co.nz “We’ve already spent four months on this stage. We are powering-up 50 sites for selfcontained motorhomes and caravans and then we’ll get started on the ablution block and laundry. “We have consents for 120 sites but we’ll probably only put in around 90 so they’ll

all be a bit bigger. There’s also going to be camping sites and 12 cabins but we won’t be taking permanent residents.” The holiday park is being developed on the site of Rod and his partner Linda Manera’s business, Queen St Caravans and Motorhomes at 442 Lower Queen St and Rod says they have already been getting inquiries from prospective customers. “Demand will be huge judging by the SEE PAGE 2

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Development boom FROM PAGE 1 amount of inquiries we have been getting without even advertising. The plan is to be open for next summer.” The new Wakefield subdivision was approved after more than two years of planning and Ben Nevis Holdings spokesman Richard Martin says it will be a significant development for the town. “It’s all part of an on-going development we’ve had in the past 12 years. There’s already 45 houses on 49 allotments on the same title there now. “We’ve been working on the plan with the council and the community

to help give direction for the growth of Wakefield. It’s going to give security for the town’s businesses.” Richard, who farms in Wakefield, says they decided to develop the land after it was rezoned residential rural in the mid-1990s. The latest 95 lot subdivision is being sold by Bayleys. Olive Estate’s owner, Integrity Care Group which also owns Stillwater Gardens Retirement Village in Richmond, applied last year for resource consents to establish and operate the 8.4 hectare village that will be home to about 400 residents aged 55 and over. The village include 112 villas, 30 two-storey townhouses and three

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Numerous events have been relocated to Saxton Stadium after the closure of the Trafalgar Centre. Photo: Phillip Rollo. would have been at the Trafalgar Centre, include nine Nelson Giants home games between April 4 and June 27, an ANZ Championship netball match on May 11, the national cat show on June 29 and the South Island 4 and Rotary Car Show on November 7-9. The sports events in particular need temporary seating to accommodate the 2200 people expected to attend them, and that will result in less court space for everyone else – a year after Saxton Stadium closed due to flood repairs. Nelson City Council confirmed just four of the five basketball courts would be available to use throughout the winter sports season, but says it hadn’t given priority to the Nelson Giants in particular. However, it “might” give priority to any

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event that requires space for spectators over the participation sports that “could much easily relocate to other courts”, says communications manager, Angela Ricker. “All the codes have been accommodated as much as possible. While we’ve been unable to completely meet every group’s requirements, for the most part, the codes have been willing to work with us and be flexible.” Netball Nelson’s manager Chelsea Routhan says it has been a “struggle”, but they were working closely with the other codes, Sport Tasman and Nelson City Council, so everyone can benefit as much as possible. “It’s definitely been difficult and Saxton Stadium is a participation venue, so we’re trying to get as much utilisation as we can,” she says.

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Jordan Luck was bowing down to Alex Hargreaves on stage, The Shower Door Specialists screaming into the micro11a Hunt St, Richmond Ph 544-8700 • Fax 544-8706 phone “we are not worthy!”, as she shredded on the guitar and sang a long with their hit single Who Loves Who The Most. The former Nayland College Sunday 9 March, 10am-4pm student had the “unreal” experience of performing with The Exponents in front of a sold out crowd of 2000 people at the Alex Hargreaves, right, performs on stage with The Exponents Classic Hits Winery Tour on at the Classic Hits Winery Tour. Photo: Phillip Rollo. Friday night. Alex, 18, won a competition Who Loves Alex The Most – about how awesome opening through Classic Hits to per- but was later called back on for someone like The ExpoCarparking at Toll Tranzlink stage to perform again. “At the nents would be. “We were sayform at the second Neudorf Vineyards show – an experi- end they just dragged me on to ing how The Exponents would ence she will remember for the play another song, but I didn’t just be amazing. I never knew rest of her life. “Oh man, it was even know that one. They sort I would actually just play with just so unreal. I can’t even be- of put the guitar on me and the them. It was just incredible. All lieve that just happened,” she bass player was yelling chords of the band were just supportEnjoy a few hours at the Port: at through me, which was cool.” ive guys and really cool. It was says. “I found out a few weeks Entrance • Machinery both working and on display, children’s entertainment provided and Wakefield Quay The Exponents have been just awesome.” ago but I had just assumed I many food stalls on site around the traps for a long time Alex left Nayland College last hadn’t got it because it was so • Port Bus Tours - open to everyone, over 16 yrs+ will need photo ID Enjoy a few hours at the Port: now – telling the crowd that year and is now studying film long after I entered. ” • FREE CARPARKING at Toll Tranzlink site on Wildman Avenue (Courtesy shuttle • Machinery both working and on display, children’s entertainment provided and many food stalls on site • Port Bus Tours - open to everyone, over 16 yrs+ will need photo ID of their first ever show in Nelson in Auckland. Paper City are Alex, who is the lead singer from Toll site to Wakefield Quay every 30 minutes from 10.00am) • FREE CARPARKING at Toll Tranzlink site on Wildman Avenue (Courtesy shuttle from Toll site to Wakefield Quay every 30 minutes from 10.00am) was at the Rutherford Hotel in due to release their first album. last year’s Smokefreerockquest • Gold coin donation entry with proceeds • Children’s Colouring Competition - entry form available online at www.portnelson.co.nz; entries will regional be on display and the winners will be showcased and announced1962 on the day – but even a teen like Alex Also performing on the Classic runners up Paper City, to Big Brothers Big Sisters Nelson • Gold coin donation entry with proceeds to Nelson Regional Hospice was a huge fan and had previHits Winery Tour were Breaks was supposed to just play the See you there! See you there! one song – which changed to ously spoken to her band mates Co-op and Stan Walker. PRODUCTS

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Detached caravan collides with vehicle outside college A wayward caravan crashed into a moving car outside Waimea College last Thursday, but miraculously there were no injuries. A driver, towing the caravan north on Salisbury Rd, had just come through the Arbor Lea intersection traffic lights when it became detached, police say. The caravan then moved across the centre line and collided with the right hand side of a vehicle travelling south. The accident happened at about 2:15pm,

and had the potential to be much more dangerous had it been after 3pm when hundreds of school students would have been out on the road. It is unknown how the caravan become detached, and police say it did not require a safety chain as it had an “unusual connection” that involved a cord that activates brakes if it was to become detached. There were no passengers in either vehicle and it is unknown whether there will Fire fighters inspect a car that had been in a collison with a wayward caravan on Salisbury be any charges. Rd last week. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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It’s ironic that removing all of the rubbish bins at Waimea Intermediate School has halved its waste. For four years now, Waimea Intermediate hasn’t had rubbish bins. Instead, the focus is on recycling. Students and teachers put their paper and plastic into recycling bins, and food scraps go in the food scraps bins. Anything that can’t be recycled is then taken home. Teacher Todd McAuley says children have been bringing “nude lunchboxes” with multiple compartments, which means they no longer have to wrap their food in glad wrap or foil. “It seems a bit weird taking rubbish bins away to decrease litter but we’ve had quite a bit of success with it,” he says. “By taking home the waste and the rubbish, the parents actually see how much rubbish can be generated.” Todd hoped parents would then alter the options their child brought for lunch, as healthier food such as fruit and vegetables left a lot less waste with no packaging. “We’re always going to struggle with changing the habits of everybody but

Waimea Intermediate School students Kendall Thompson, 11, and Zella Kohu, 10, with their ‘nude lunchboxes’. Photo: Phillip Rollo. certainly I believe we have helped lots of kids and families.” The feedback from parents had generally been positive, but there were still some children coming to school with food wrapped in glad wrap and with

packets of chips. “But what we’re saying is don’t leave that here, take it home.” Tahunanui School will be the next school to remove its rubbish bins, confirming the move for later this month, in a bid to reduce waste as well. Malcolm Mitchell, Patsy Berriman, Darren HunterPotts, Lisa Stanley, Lewis Saunders and Vaughan Hope of the ASB Aquatic Centre raised $2000 for the Nelson Cancer Society by getting their heads shaved by Ava Charles last week.

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Port Nelson opens its gates to public

Port Nelson is the hub of the region’s economic grunt, but for most of us watching ships come in and out of the harbour is about as close to the action as we can get, until this weekend. The port is hosting an open day this Sunday, where the public can come and see what the port does on a daily basis. Rob Hawkes says since all ports in New Zealand agreed to a security code that saw them gated off from the public, the open days have been a chance to show the community what

it gets up to. “We do it every three years, and the idea is to give people an appreciation of what happens inside the security gates of the port.” Around 83,000 containers a year come through the port. Most of it is produce going out of the region, like logs, fish, food and wine. The open day is this Sunday from 10am to 4pm, and there will be displays of some of the equipment they use, displays of tug boats, stuff for kids to do and food stalls. Everyone over 16 needs a photo ID to enter.

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The MC for the evening will be Jeff Rackley, while Andy Malcolm will speak on prostate cancer, Adrian Secker on bowel cancer and Glenis Bell and Bee Williamson on heart and diabetes. Entrance fee for men is $5 and ladies are free. At the end of the seminar Jeff will run a short auction of items kindly donated by local businesses. Monies raised will be donated to Prostate Foundation, Beat Bowel Cancer Aotearoa and Diabetes Nelson.

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Relay for Life unites thousands

Rory, Kate and Sharon Medcalf with Larissa Illing at the Relay for Life on Saturday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

“Surreal” is a word Jeni Chambers uses to describe two moments in her life – the day she was diagnosed with breast cancer and the day she survived it. The Tahunanui woman was just one of thousands of people who walked or ran laps around Saxton Field throughout Saturday evening and the early hours of Sunday morning for the 2014 Relay for Life. Jeni works at Pomeroy’s Coffee Factory in Wakatu Estate, and walked alongside her staff mates at the Relay for Life. As well as her own fight, Jeni said she would think about her sister, who died three years ago from cancer, as she walked laps. “I’m thinking of her a lot. I’m thinking of the pink medicine. I’m thinking of the people that helped me a lot. Everything is positive though, you can’t have a negative thought,” she says. “This is an awesome

event and it’s great to see so many young people out there supporting the cause.” Jeni’s surgery was 20 December 2006 – a date she will never forget. “It’s just so surreal because you don’t think it’s happening to you.” Doctors never spoke about the possibility of death – it was all about survival, and just last year Jeni was told she was all clear. “It was surreal too.” Jeni says the support from friends and family was “amazing”. “You had to get your own head around it first then you slowly told people, but once I told them they were really good. [What got me through it] was my children telling me that they want me to live for them. I always said I’d die for my kids and I would, but my daughter said she wanted me to live for us and that was the turning point.” Nearly everyone at the Relay for Life had been affected by cancer in some form – it had killed their loved ones or their friends or family had survived it, and others were there and still fighting the disease. Tears rolled down Edna Brownlee’s cheeks when she explained that her father died seven months ago from cancer. She was at the Relay for Life with a group of ten from the Tasman District Council and says the support from her team was “awesome”. Sara Davidson, representing the Community College, has had both friends and family that have passed away from cancer and she says the reasons for participating in the event were very personal. “It’s to celebrate, remember and fight back,” she says. “In the past year I’ve lost two friends to cancer. It’s scary how it happens to someone you know when you just don’t think it will. As I walk I’m just remembering them.” An exact figure of how much was raised from the weekend is yet to be confirmed, although it’s likely to be in excess of $200,000. In total, there were 105 teams taking part.

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It has a new name and a renewed focus but the Sprig and Fern Summer Harvest Fare is promising to be just as popular as the formerly named Last of the Summer Fare. The free event has grown in popularity over the years and is Richmond’s biggest street party with food, wine and beer stalls surrounding a laid back family atmosphere at Sundial Square. This year’s celebration of the end of summer will take place on March 21 and organisers say the emphasis will be on providing great food and music ensuring the atmosphere at this year’s Summer Harvest Fare will be memorable. With entertainment from the Nelson Jazz Club there will be a variety of music to get you up and dancing as the region celebrates the success of the regions fantastic harvest. Although there will be a security presence, the fair is a laid back affair and is a great opportunity to get together with friends and family after work to enjoy a Sprig & Fern beer, a range of wines and ciders or to sample some good local gourmet food. With about 40 stallholders showcasing a huge variety of food and drink there should be no end of flavors and smells to tickle your taste buds. Richmond Unlimited’s Kim Quint says with our region producing so much fantastic food and

Fiona Fahey, Wendy Crighton and Diane Chapman enjoying last year’s summer fare. drink it’s only appropriate to call it the harvest fare and they’ve listened to feedback from last year’s event. “We’ve changed the band and will be providing free rides on the Double Decker bus to help those further afield than Richmond come and enjoy the spoils of summer. So it should be a great event, we’re really excited about it.” The bus will do a round trip from Richmond into Nelson via Tahuna and back through Stoke at 8pm, 9pm and 10pm. The NBus service will also be dropping off and picking up fair goers until 7pm outside the mall leaving you no excuse for not being there. The Sprig and Fern Summer Harvest Fare begins at 5:30pm and runs until 10pm. Business Update. Adv.

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Richmond plans winter festival

At the time of writing this we have a large search and rescue operation under way in Nelson Lakes National Park where a 19 year old from Germany is missing. This situation brings up two points I’d like to talk about. Firstly, while this young man was well prepared with food and good equipment, he did not leave clear information about what he was doing and where he was going, and unfortunately he has become separated from his food and equipment. All tramping huts have log books, and the information people put in them makes a huge difference when it comes to finding people or getting help quickly when people get into difficulty. I would urge anyone heading out, even for a day walk, to make sure they tell someone where they are going and when they expect to get back. Likewise, if you’re out tramping, put some really detailed information in the hut logs. Secondly, I’d like to acknowledge the work that LandSAR volunteers do to assist police with these searches. These people give up their own time to go in search of other people. In this case they have been tramping in snow and freezing alpine conditions. It’s not just time they give but the effort and commitment and without them search and rescue would be even more difficult. These people are fit, skilled and very knowledgeable about the outdoors, and we are extremely lucky to have such a dedicated bunch ready, willing and able to assist with the many searches we undertake each year in the Nelson Bays Area. I take my hat off to all the search and rescue volunteers and urge everyone out there not to take safety in the outdoors lightly.

This winter will be interrupted by a new week-long festival aimed at giving Richmond a break from the winter blues. The Tasman District Council and Richmond Unlimited have been finalising plans for the new festival that will be held in Richmond from June 23-29. Organisers hope to have a number of activities over the week including fashion shows, old time dances, cooking demonstrations and a street party. “We have events from spring to autumn but nothing in the winter”, the council’s community and recreation advisor Mike Tasman-Jones says.

Mike says the festival, named Winterruption “because it will provide a pleasant interruption to winter”, could also feature movies in the Town Hall. “They used to show movies there in the old days so we might try and recreate that. We are also thinking about transporting some ice into Richmond to create a real winter atmosphere for the street party.” Mike says winter festivals were popular in other centres around New Zealand and there was no reason why one catered for locals couldn’t be successful in Richmond.

“We recognised there was a gap and after tossing the idea around for while decided to plan a winter festival. “We are still pulling all the strands together but there has been a fair bit Mike Tasmanof interest from Jones. retailers. It will be a lot of fun for everyone and hopefully it will give retailers a boost.”

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Having a par ty/event/func tion? Call our photographer 544 9037 or 027 532 6461 Melissa Cullen, Stu Jary with Mark and Laura Thomas at the Fraser Logging Fishing Competition weigh in.

Mike Green and Charlie Thomson after the Fraser Logging fishing competition. It was a busy weekend for events, starting with the Classic Hits Winery Tour in Upper Moutere and the Tasman Visual Arts Group’s exhibition at Eyebright. We also headed along to the Fraser Logging Fishing Competition weigh in on Saturday night and the Relay for Life at Saxton Field. Do you have a party or an event coming up? Contact us on 544 9037 or email your details to editorial@waimea weekly.co.nz.

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Carol Moore, Norma Devlin and Averill Moore at the art exhibition on Friday night.

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e l p o e p d o o f h s Y ou r f re Village Cycles owner Jim Matthews with a new Surly bike his team custom-made. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

‘Fat bikes’ the new rage They may look like a motocross bike with pedals but the new fat-tyred Surly Pugsleys are most definitely all bicycle. Designed and made in Minnesota in the US by alternative bicycle manufacturer Surly, the fat tyred all-terrain bikes were initially designed to ride across snow during the harsh northern winters. But the Surly fat-tyred bike range has also proven a big hit on all rough terrain with 3.8 inch to 4.8 inch wide tyres perfect for floating over all kinds of rocks, tree roots and sand. Although the fat-tyred bikes look “gimmicky” Village Cycles owner Jim Matthews says that the looks are deceiving. The fat bikes, as they have become known, handle surprisingly well and are reasonably fast rolling. “I remember the first time I saw one of them at a bike demonstration in the US a couple of years ago, and I thought what the heck is this. But a guy rode one around a cross-coun-

try obstacle course racing against guys on conventional mountainbikes and he finished second. Jim says Village Cycles is Surly’s sole retailer in the Top of the South and he has already sold two of the fattyred bikes. He says riders will enjoy the simplicity of riding a hardtail bike that delivers a super-soft ride courtesy of the fat tyres that are only inflated to around seven to nine pounds per square inch. “One of the guys who has one of the fat bikes we sold has ridden the Heaphy, Coppermine and Rainbow Rage, and he says it’s perfect for those tracks.” Jim says Specialized has followed Surly’s lead and also makes a fat bike and he predicts that other bike manufacturers will join the fat bike club in the next few years. He says they are also affordable, starting at around $1600 which is cheaper than most dual suspension bike because you aren’t paying for two shocks.

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The Nelson Mail’s circulation has taken another whopping drop, according to figures released from ABC Circulation. The Mail has lost almost eight per cent of its circulation on the same time last year, losing more than 2000 subscribers in the past two years. While fewer people are buying their paper, its editor last week trumpeted

its online readership stats. But online readership figures provide little comfort for advertisers, as their adverts don’t appear online, meaning the new statistics show fewer people will see an advert placed in the Nelson Mail now than ever before. The drop in circulation is a continuing trend for the Mail, which often appears at the top of circulation drops in the South Island.

Waimea Weekly publisher Steve Page says the figures are part of an ongoing trend, and one of the reasons why advertisers are no longer looking at daily newspapers. “We’ve seen huge growth in our locally owned community newspapers and the main reason is the response our advertisers get,” he says. “That’s because our circulation can’t be beaten. We go to every home and

we make sure our paper has the best stories and photographs in it. No other community newspaper in Nelson can say that.” Waimea Weekly is delivered free to more than 10,000 homes and businesses every Wednesday, and its sister paper, Nelson Weekly, is delivered free to more than 20,000 homes and businesses every Tuesday.

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Common mistakes that supervisors can make include collusion and a reluctance to take responsibility, or being too directive. “Some of the key skills that a supervisor needs are the ability to listen without judgement, summarise what’s been said and help people think through their practice and come up with their own solutions,” she says. Raewyn Laurenson says good supervision can prevent disasters and harm from happening and will make a workplace feel safer, happier and less stressful for employees - leading to reduced staff turnover and greater profitability. “It’s time that supervision skills were valued more highly by employers, as they are already in many of the caring professions like counselling and social work.” she says. For more information or to apply for the Postgraduate Certificate in Professional Supervision which starts on March 13th. Contact 0800 422 733 or visit www.nmit.ac.nz and search Supervision.

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Summer is coming to a close but there’s still plenty of time to do that home painting project and the team at Resene Richmond have just made it easier, with a massive 25 per cent off most of their products for the month of March. Philip and Audrey Jordan have owned Resene Richmond for 20 years, the first 13 spent in Stoke. They say the typical painting season runs from Labour Weekend until Easter, so locals have just another six weeks to get onto any outdoor painting project. To help, they’ve decided to not only offer their wealth of knowledge and top paints but a massive 25 per cent discount on the retail price of premium paints, from test pots to 10 litre pails, wallpaper and all decorating accessories and cleaning products. Phil says the idea behind the sale is to help locals make the most of the nice weather before it disappears. He says the sale is the last chance to cash in on a deal and get that painting project sorted before winter. For more information, or for Phil’s expert advice, pop in and see him at the Resene store on the corner of Queen St and Gladstone Rd or give him a call on 544 9189. Ever wanted to take a cruise? Not just any cruise, a magical river getaway passing some of the highlights that central Europe has to offer. If this sounds like a piece of you then Kelly Bowater is the woman you need to see. Having grown up locally in Nelson, Kelly is the travel broker expert and her knowledge and experience is what you need when you are planning your overseas holiday. Travel Managers Nelson is 100 per cent solely and locally owned by Kelly and she believes that this makes her the best person to come to when you are ready to take that well deserved holiday. Not only do her clients benefit from her extensive knowledge and passion for travel but being a local business you are dealing directly with the owner and are getting the absolute best service for it. If a river cruise sounds like the thing you need then don’t miss out on early bird bookings for the Avalon Waterways European river cruises in 2015 or any cruise that takes your fancy. Whether it’s a romantic cruise for two or a family vacation, get in early for the best cabins to enhance your cruise adventure. Kelly will go the extra mile so that your trip is everything you’d hope for, and more. You just can’t beat her experience. Phone 544 4622. Access Hire, in the Wakatu Estate, are the go-to guys when it comes to access equipment. Whether you need a scissor lift, a cherry picker or a knuckleboom, Access Hire will recommend the right machine to complete your job safely and efficiently. Being locals they understand the environment and conditions in which their customers need to work and can provide advice specific to each situation. Access Hire are access equipment industry leaders and their huge range of top quality, well serviced and maintained equipment has made them the largest specialised equipment hire company in the South Island. They can also arrange to have your equipment delivered to ensure you have what you need when you need it. When you’re done just give them a call and they’ll come and pick it up. Smaller equipment can be towed or taken on a trailer. Just call ahead to arrange the best way to transport your equipment. While a license is not required to use the machines, you will need to be instructed in the machines operation and safety features so that you feel competent in all aspects of operating the equipment. You will find Access Hire at 21 Elm Street, Stoke. Call them on (03) 544 3985.

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Walking in to Richmond Night’n’ Day you are always guaranteed of three things; welcoming smiles, great variety and service that is hard to beat. Locals, Amber and David Smolenski, have owned New Zealand’s 2nd luckiest Lotto Shop for almost nine years. Those nine years have seen plenty of changes to the shop but they still have the same loyal customers who have become like friends to the couple and whose continuing support they don’t take for granted. Amber and David both love the friendly and positive vibe in the local community and believe it is the perfect place to raise their three children, Josh - Year 11 at Waimea College, Sam - Year 8 at Waimea Intermediate and Kyla - Year 6 at Richmond School. Josh has now joined them working at the store, often with David’s mother, Lyn, who previously owned the business. So next time you’re in need of a friendly chat, a lucky lotto ticket, a Helova coffee, yummy muffins and slices, and a wide range of hot food and milk bar items then come and visit David and Amber and their team at Richmond Night n’ Day. Locally owned and operated, they are open 6.30am - 11pm every day of the year.

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For all your mobility product requirements you need look no further than Mobility 4 U. Local mobility expert Robin Jordan has been helping locals maintain their independence for more than 30 years. From children’s car seats to walkers and scooters they do it all to keep you moving. The Mobility 4 U store will showcase the top of the range scooters, car seats and other mobility stock on hand with plenty of room for customers to browse the collection. They also have a full range of mobility products available for hire, making them perfect for short or long term mobility requirements. “Whether you need a chair lift temporarily or have the grandkids comeing to stay, there are a range of affordable options for you. Hiring the product you need for the mean time is a great solution if your mobility issues are temporary,” says Robin. “It’s the affordable option, and we are one of the few around town that are able to offer such a service.” Now, beginning in March, Mobility 4 U will be having monthly specials, starting with this great deal on Invacare Pegasus Scooters where you will receive a free scooter bag, scooter cover, basket cover and walking stick holder. Keep a look out for their Monthly specials and give them a call on 544 6603 Ext 1.

The signwriting team at Siggies pride themselves on an extremely high standard of workmanship in any job they undertake. From logo’s and graphic design, vehicles and boats, traditional handwritten signs to sandwich boards, illuminated signs and canvas printing, Siggies are your sign specialists. If you are in business talk to Siggies about getting the most out of your image. They excel at the creation and execution of your company’s brand and can help you get the right message out about who you are and what you do. Siggies offers you the best in service and quality of product from concept through to completion. They pride themselves on creating eye-catching branding from creative logo’s to high impact signage and will guide you through a professional and exciting process to a solution that you will be proud to have representing your business. Brenda is the friendly face of Siggies signs, and will handle all your signage enquiries, making the whole process easy and hassle free. Paul takes care of the initial design, layout and construction of the signage to your exact requirements. Let your signage speak for you and talk to Siggies Signs today. Phone 544 6596.

Drainage and Construction offer a multitude of residential and commercial services when it comes to drainage and sewerage, construction, earthworks and roofing. Their team includes registered Master Drain Layers and a licensed building practitioner with over 20 years experience so that you know the job you need doing will be done right. Their services include residential and commercial drainage work, the supply and installation of sewage treatment systems, a range of earthworks, from site works, driveways and farm tracks to ditch clearing etc, gravel supplies, the general construction of retaining walls, concrete floors, driveways and any other general building work. Drainage and Construction have the upper hand when it comes to providing efficient service to customers as they own and operate their own range of modern excavators, trucks and machinery. Owning their trucks and diggers means scheduling your work is a breeze as they don’t depend on the availability of hired equipment. If you are in need of the professional services Drainage and Construction can provide or are after a quote or appraisal for your task at hand, then don’t hesitate to give them a call. Phone 543 8243.

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Everyone knows the saying ‘the kitchen is the heart of the home’ and no one believes this more than EZY Kitchens. Locally owned and operated they design and craft exceptional kitchens that boast superior performance and longevity. Selecting your ideal kitchen should not be a stressful or daunting process and with EZY Kitchens it isn’t. They are all about the customer and are dedicated to helping you find a kitchen that represents the heart of your home while also fitting your budget. While the EZY Kitchen style is based around European designs, the Design Consultants understand that not all people like the same look or feel and they are always ready to use their knowledge in order to help you create the absolute best space to fit your personal taste. EZY Kitchens also stock a number of appliance brands and their kitchen specialists can help point you in the right direction when it comes to ovens, range hoods, cook tops and more. The contemporary white kitchen with a splash of colour, these kitchens combine both efficiency and style. So if you’re looking to do that kitchen renovation or are creating a kitchen from scratch then look no further than EZY Kitchens. Phone 544 4890. The Taste of Egypt may bring you the best souvlaki in town but it’s all local when it comes to the owners, staff and produce. In fact they even make their own sauces and salads. The produce used to create the Taste of Egypt menu is not only locally sourced but made fresh so that customers are able to enjoy healthy meals from a different culture. Dianne and Saeed own the only souvlaki store in town which has been open for almost two years. In that time they’ve built up a reputation for great tasting food and superb service. The food from Taste of Egypt benefits from the experience and passion held by Saeed who creates a delicious range of food to satisfy any craving. Vegetarians can enjoy the Falafels or Feta and green salad options or if meat is more your thing there is no lack of the halal, chicken, lamb or beef fillings. If you feel yourself craving a new food experience or are after a quick and delicious takeaway then you’ll find Taste of Egypt on 7 Croucher St, Richmond, or call 544 0203. They’re open seven days from 11am to 9pm. New year, new you? Time for a change? Try something new! Up skill and retrain for a career in the Automotive, Electrical or Road Transport industries. With Nelson Technical Institute, all this is possible and more. NTI is locally owned and run by a local industry team that is located in the Wakatu Industrial Estate. As a private training establishment with over 100 years combined industry knowledge, they have the understanding needed to equip learners with the skills and qualifications they require for their future. Courses are industry recognised, with NZQA and NZTA approved qualifications, and are run with approved Industry Training Organisation (ITO) Assessors. NTI offers a National Certificate in Employment Skills so that trainees are able to get started on the career of their choice and a wide range of training programmes for both employers and individuals to further themselves and their staff in their chosen career or industry. Classes are small to optimize delivery and are held in modern, purpose built classrooms located in the heart of the Wakatu Industrial Estate. With flexible entry into most programs and free full time courses available (conditions apply), you can start at anytime. Give one of the friendly team a call today on 544 7350 or enquire online now.

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Quality and aesthetically pleasing joinery can set your home apart from the rest. It is an area of highly specialised craftsmanship and it’s therefore important that you take your time in selecting who you want to manufacture and advise you on your task at hand. If you are building new or renovating your existing home, talk to Richard and the team at Prestige Joinery. They have been crafting quality kitchens, vanities and custom furniture in Nelson for over 20 years and have many happy local and repeat customers who will agree that Prestige Joinery offers excellent service and top quality craftsmanship. Richard and his team offer a huge range of joinery including full kitchen fit outs, laundry and bathroom joinery, wardrobe and cupboard design and the experience to get your job done right. You can tell a lot about a business by their word of mouth reputation, so ask around about Prestige Joinery. Richard and the team can help you get the look you’re after with the expertise and knowledge that counts. You can be sure that when you chose Prestige Joinery for your next home project, you are talking to the best in the business. See the professionals at Prestige Joinery. Phone 544 1789 or visit them at 38 Beach Road. Nelson’s leading water well drilling company, Waimea Drilling, are the top of the south drilling specialists, offering a comprehensive range of services from excavation, exploration and the design and construction of top quality water supply wells. Owner Woody has been meeting the needs of local families and businesses since starting the company in 1965. Since then he has built up a well known reputation for being the best in the industry and his proven experience makes his services sought after. Woody’s qualified team of experts are made up of Brendan Higgins and Shane Harwood who are busy constructing quality water supply wells and providing maintenance services to our regions industrial, domestic, horticultural and agricultural industries. Both Woody and his team have built up great relationships with the local community who not only respect Woody when it comes to his water expertise, but who also trust his knowledge on local water sourcing. Since starting out in 1965 Waimea Drilling has serviced a range of businesses including market gardens, orchards, vineyards and residential properties. Their consistent approach to the installation and servicing of water wells makes them the ideal business to help you out. Phone 544 8442. Woody 027 485 9757. Lynda Richards owns and operates BabySpace, an infant and toddler centre in Richmond, offering care and education for children aged 6 months to 3 years. BabySpace’s curriculum is influenced and inspired by Te Whariki, Te Tiriti O Waitangi and the Pikler Philosophy. These combine to provide a curriculum that is committed to celebrating and supporting children and families to be comfortable and confident in their own culture, identifying the importance of developing respectful, responsive and reciprocal relationships between teachers, children and whanau and respecting infants and toddlers for their confidence and ability to make choices, be initiators, explorers and self learners. Babyspace is designed to provide for the diverse needs, abilities and interests of infants and toddlers and its stable teaching team is a huge benefit when it comes to developing good teaching practices and positive relationships. BabySpace value freedom of movement, allowing children to develop physically at their own pace and parents feel confident their children are in a safe environment, supported to be all they can be by fantastic teachers. See the website at www.babyspacenelson.co.nz or call 544 1106.

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This Sunday’s Muddy Buddy will be the last in its current location. The popular mud run, which is a major fundraiser for Tasman School, drew 1400 people last year and that number is expected to rise this weekend. But it’s unknown what will happen with the event in 2015. Currently held in the Moutere Estuary, and near Tasman School, there was some concern from Tasman District Council Francesca Todd Rose was all smiles at the completion of the Muddy that the event had the potential to damage the saltmarsh. Buddy Fun Run last year. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

While the school had looked into a numbers of ways in which it could safe guard that area, the final decision was to move it next year. “The course we’ve changed each year but it’s always gone from the same point and finished at the same point,” says principal Pip Wells. “We’ll have to find another home. It won’t be as close to the school obviously.” So Pip was hoping this year’s event would be as much as a success as it has in its previous four years, going out in style.

The Muddy Buddy costs $10 per person if entering online and a family of four is $30. For anyone registering on the day, entry is $15 per person or $40 for a family of four. Entry includes a free downloadable team photo. Participants need to check in between 9:30am and 10:30am on the day, before racing starts at 11am. Laps are about 2 km and take 10-15 mins give or take, and shoes are compulsory for each competitor.

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Volunteers are being called for Nelson’s coolest war effort. The award winning Lest We Forget, now known as “The Anzac Experience”, is on again on April 25, 26 and 27 – and Nelsonians of all ages are invited to join up and help make it happen. Volunteers are needed for a variety of active duties, from manning the information post or doing border patrol, to running missions, and providing key supply chain or logistics support. If you’re interested in joining up – from doing a shift on one day to helping for the entire weekend please contact dramatix@dramatix.co.nz or by calling organiser TJ Ramsay on 027 545 8102.

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including category winner at the Master Builder Awards, one of which is “Best showhome in Nelson”. Shane says the best birthday present A1 Homes Tasman has got is the chorus of positive feedback from those they’ve built homes for, and he says it’s something he will continue to treasure over the years to come. “We say to people, come and see us and you’ll be pleasantly surprised about what we can do. Because I’m a carpenter by trade, and with my support to Jenny, you’re not just dealing with a sales person, you’re dealing with a team who knows their stuff. That gives our clients a lot of reassurance.” If you’re keen to see what A1 Homes can do for you and your family simply pop in and see them. All discussions are free and are offered with no obligations. Their stunning Award Winning show home is at 98 Washbourn Dr in Richmond, the website is www. a1homes.co.nz or you can give them a call on 547 7301.

to us to see if we can build them what they want.” A1 Homes is one of the largest residential building companies in New Zealand so their buying power is huge. Shane says it’s for that reason that they can build a home cheaper than anyone else. They have 68 standard homes to choose from, and each of those can be modified to your requirements. “The best thing to do is to come and have a chat with Jenny Walton, A1 Homes New Home Consultant, and find out what we can offer. We can then help you find land if you need it, arrange on site consultation to make sure the land you are interested in is fitting for your requirements, and put a few options forward. All that doesn’t cost a cent, it’s all no obligation, just part of the service we give,” says Shane. A1 Homes isn’t just about saving you money and making building your home a stress-free experience, the team has also picked up numerous industry awards. Over the past two years they’ve taken out 5 awards,

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Win $200 by catching the biggest snapper in March! Mortimer Marine & Canvas have an exciting new promotion throughout March. Catch the biggest snapper and you will win $200 CASH. The snapper must be bought into Mortimers and weighed. Alternatively a Mitchell Hewson, Ian Mortimer photo may be sent through as evi- and Caleb Hill. dence of the weight of the fish, the date it was weighed and also the method of catching. Check out their Facebook page and website for updates on the leader board. So get fishing! Mortimer Marine & Canvas’ point of difference is the attention to detail that they give to each upholstery project, their quality workmanship and excellent service.They actually listen to their customers. Ian and Caleb have a wealth of knowledge that they are happy to share. Through the gained respect from the public and businesses in the top of the south, Mortimer Auto Upholstery are market leaders in the field of auto upholstery, marine and canvas. For all you need in the way of tyres, Tyreworld is the one stop shop. Locally owned and operated by Daryl Smith and his NZQA qualified team, Tyreworld has been around for eight years and Sam, Daryl and Josh. are proud to service the local community with new and second hand tyres, wheel alignments, balancing and puncture repairs. Daryl and the team provide tyres for cars, 4WD and light commercial vehicles and are also agents for top quality Exide produced Marshall Batteries. Their location in Richmond makes them the practical and easy choice for you when you need to replace or maintain your tyres and their pick up and drop off service or courtesy car assistance make the process even more trouble-free. They don’t just look after private cars but also service a number of local company fleets and can be counted on to offer professional assistance and quality workmanship.You’ll find Tyreworld at 38 Oxford Street, Richmond or call Daryl, Josh or Sam on 544 7575. Although the name has changed, the commitment to care and service remains the same. After 10 years as the Sunshine Health Centre, Michaela Ross, Jim Black and Ashley Kindness are now Osteopaths on Oxford. Osteopathy utilizes a variety of physical therapy techniques to relieve the suffering from a Michaela Ross multitude of aches and pains. Osteopathy can be successful in treating postural issues, repetitive strain injury, the pain of arthritis, sports injuries, among other problems. At Osteopaths on Oxford, they adapt treatments to suit each individual to provide Jim Black the best care possible and get those in discomfort living life to the fullest. They deal with people of all ages, from babies with colic onwards. Osteopaths on Oxford are open from 8:30am – 5.30pm, Monday to Friday and available Tuesday evenings and alternate Fridays, as well as Saturday mornings. Call them on 544 0291 or visit www.osteopathsonoxford.co.nz Ashley Kindness

(Formerly Sunshine Health Centre)

> Same location > Same great osteopaths > Same helpful treatment > Just a brand new name 27 Oxford Street, Richmond

Phone 544 0291

www.osteopathsonoxford.co.nz

Washbourn Medical Centre • Excellent • Accessible • Caring

A College of General Practitioners Accredited Practice

See us for: • • • • •

Flu vaccines Health advice Mole checks and removals Smear tests Blood pressure and heart checks

• Hearing tests • Medicals for insurance, immigration, employment, drivers licence • Smoking cessation help • Green prescriptions

12 Oxford St, Richmond (opposite Washbourn Gardens)

Ph 544 8847

Mon - Fri 8.30am - 5.00pm

NEW PATIENTS WELCOME

We are committed to complying with the Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers’ Rights and the Health Information Privacy Code. We welcome compliments, comments and complaints as they help us improve our service.

Healthcare that is excellent, accessible and caring is the philosophy and practice of Washbourn Medical Centre. Dr Lucia Mitchell has been at the medical centre since 2003, with Dr Janine Bailey. They moved into spacious and bright custom-built premises at 12 Oxford Street in 2006 to provide personal, friendly healthcare. The premises have been refurbished recently and the practice has gained accreditation from the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners - a warrant of fitness for patient wellbeing and safety. Washbourn Medical Centre com- Dr Lucia Mitchell prises a warm, caring team supporting the doctors and welcoming patients. Teamwork and communication are important at the Centre and the result is friendly experienced people confident in their roles. Professional development and training is encouraged. Dr Mitchell’s outside medicine include music, reading and family. New patients are welcome.

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About on “Whatever your hearing impairment, we have a solution” Many of Bernard and Silvia’s existing clients already know that they bring more than 40 years of professional experience to the Nelson Region, offering independent audiology advice. Whilst your hearing loss may seem insignificant now, often hearing loss occurs so gradually its effects are sometimes not immediately obvious. Often it’s a family member or friend that points it out and it is hard to believe it’s happening to you. Hearing loss Bernard and Silvia. can have a frustrating and negative impact on your ability to socialize and this can lead to avoidance or withdrawal from social situations and loneliness. Our social interactions are more rewarding when we can confidently communicate and hearing is vital to that. Our all new “DREAM” hearing aids will open a whole new world to you. Call us for more information on 543 3788. It is almost tax time again . With 31 March 2014 signaling another year end. Why not give Jill a call and have a talk about what you need to do. Jill offers accounting and tax return services and drawing on more than 35 years experience in the accounting industry, you could say she is a bit of an expert when it comes to understanding the numbers. She knows firsthand what it is like to be a small business operator, and is sharing her knowledge on how to do things by the books with other local business owners. Whether you are just getting started in business, growing or stopping and need advice on budgets, cash flow projections, employment or refinancing, she is passionate about helping you make it long term. Share the load of the financial burdens with someone who knows the ins and outs of finance. It doesn’t matter if you operate through a company, partnership or trust, whether you are a sole trader or simply getting started, Jill can offer friendly, practical, sound business advice and solutions. Phone Jill on 541 0549 for professional help with all your acccounting and tax return concerns. Looking for a coffee and a bite on Sunday? Due to popular demand Café on Oxford are now open Sundays! “We’ll have our normal range of fresh seasonal cabinet food and our weekend menu with all the usuals such as Benedict, fresh strawberry buttermilk hotcakes and our famous cheese scones. But be quick as these usually sell out by 10.30am” Guy McCracken, owner and head Barista is NZ’s top Specialty Brewer. Sun- Clean eating ginger day is the perfect time to pop in and try one of slice. Gluten free, grain his fantastic coffees. The café also caters to many free, refined sugar free, different dietary requirements as Head Chef Kate dairy free and soy free. Neame explains “We are finding more and more of our customers are coming in requesting specific dietary needs. Our latest addition to the cabinet is Gluten free, refined sugar free, dairy free, soy free and grain free.” Café on Oxford are open on weekdays from 7:30am – 3pm and on Saturday and Sunday from 9am – 2pm. You will find them at 20 Oxford St between Washbourne Gardens and the roundabout. Krista Waite is the owner of Love & Light, a cute little New Age Gift shop that opened last year and is located at 40 Oxford St. This wee shop is quickly becoming a destination for those wanting something a little different. Specialising in a range of incense, gorgeous jewellery, tarot and oracle cards, funky clothing, stunning crystals, soy candles, soaps, CDs, books and other beautiful giftware, there is something for everyone. Love & light will soon be selling Antiques, Baby clothing and toys (Layby available). If you Krista Waite are seeking direction Krista offers Tarot Readings from $30 for 30 minutes - walk-ins welcome. She enjoys the lovely positive feedback from customers saying “Richmond needs a shop like this.” Krista has run three hugely successful ‘Festival of Love & Light’ fairs with over 30 stalls including arts, crafts, food and coffee, clairvoyant readings, healing and guest speakers. Love & Light is very close to Queen Street, so why not pop in.

... an Accountant you will enjoy working with... - WORKING TOGETHER -

- Annual Accounts - Tax Returns - GST Returns for Small Business, Rentals, Investors Farms & Rural - Practical Small Business Advice & Solutions Jill Vollmer Ltd, 61 Oxford St, Richmond, Nelson

P: 03 541 0549

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Now Open Sunday 9am - 2pm - Catering for your special dietary requirements - Now serving fresh, local Oakland’s milk - Home to NZ’s Brewers Cup Champion - Catering and private functions available 20 Oxford Street, Richmond

544 9500

www.cafeonoxford.co.nz

Where our passions become your culture

Peace, Serenity, Spirituality Jewellery, Incense, Crysrals Spiritual Clothing Tibetan & Zen Giftware Tarot & Oracle Cards Fortune Telling Sets New Age Books Clairvoyant Readings Weekly Workshops & Spiritual Development

Krista Waite 40 Oxford St, Richmond (formerly MedLab building)

Ph 544 1961

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Focus on Farming & RURAL LIFESTYLE Riparian Revegetation - Parttime Course. Gardening enthusiasts, growers, lifestyle block owners, professional gardeners, farmers and orchardists of all ages are invited to register for our new Riparian Revegetation course in Nelson. The Riparian Revegetation programme has a strong focus on

plant propagation and establishment of native plants in riparian situations (e.g. stream and river margins) or on marginal land. The course will provide the practical tools and knowledge that can be used to create clean waterways and conserve soil by establishing native plants along stream margins and on eroded

hillsides and will be of great value to farmers and lifestyle block owners; Iwi, individuals and groups involved in river restoration; Gardening enthusiasts and School Leavers. Courses Start: Thursday 6thMarch 2014 in Nelson – late enrolments may be accepted, call now! Course Cost $290.00. For

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MAIN ROAD APPLEBY

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Huge range Outstanding service Ride more, pay less Sent direct to your door Excellent on site parking Years of experience

Orders welcome. We offer overnight delivery.

Ph 548 6939 Email: nelson@saddles.co.nz Cnr Pascoe & Merton Place, Tahunanui, Nelson Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm, Sat 9am - 3pm

Coast to Coast Helicopters specialise in agricultural work on the farm, in the vineyard or on your forestry block. more information phone Agriculture New Zealand 0800 475 455. Stihl Shop Richmond are specialists in Outdoor Power Equipment. Grant Blanchet and his experienced and qualified team of sales and service technicians moved in to their purpose built building in May last year and have never looked back. In fact, they have just won the award for the Most Improved Stihl Franchise which is no mean feat for a fledgling business and speaks volumes about the quality product they offer, backed by top notch after care service. Their ability to customise and their commitment to personalised service ensures they’re able to find the right solution that best suits your needs. There’s nothing they enjoy more than working with their customers and delivering beyond their expectations. Call in to see Grant and the

Stihl Shop team to experience and explore a refreshing and innovative retail experience. Meat Solutions owners Rik Taikato and James Fairbrass will take care of all of your homekill and meat processing. They will get your meat from the farm to your freezer, processing all stock including cattle, pigs, sheep and deer. Well known for their quick and efficient operation, their aim is to make things as easy as possible for their customers. Rik and James will offer great advice on what products and processing will provide the best eating. They offer 30 different flavours of sausage and also make gluten and preservative free sausages, patties, bacon and ham. Your meat will be processed and packed to suit your individual requirements. Give the boys a call today on 544 7297.

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Focus on Farming & RURAL LIFESTYLE Ag Contractor Steve Sangster and his team have been busy making hay while the sun shines – and they now have a good supply of hay for sale in round bales, medium squares or conventional bales as well as balage. Now that the haymaking season is drawing to a close Steve will be concentrating more on groundwork, and pasture renewal. If your grass growth hasn’t been as good as you’d like it then call Steve to talk about how he can help you, and your productivity. Autumn is the ideal time to look at pasture renewal and provides an opportunity to tackle any underlying paddock problems including poor drainage, low soil fertility and high weed infestation. Steve will also advise on the best grass type to sow to best suit your needs. If you are looking for honest and friendly advice and a dedicated, hardworking team, call Steve today. Coast to Coast Helicopters has new owners! Alister and Sarah Twisleton have recently purchased the Tasman based business from founders Andy and Jane Brown. Alister and Sarah have had a long association with aviation, both learning to fly in their teens and completing commercial licenses in 1990.

WEDNESDAY 5 March 2014

Free Range Pullets RED SHAVERS

Point of Lay 20 weeks old, all pullets vaccinated

$26 inc gst

Ready 8 March 2014 Please order now to ensure availablity

ALCALA POULTRY & STOCK FEEDS

All feeds available in 25kg bags

It’s not too late to enrol in a Riparian Revegetation course – but hurry, they start in early March. Coast to Coast now run a satellite base in Marlborough that operates a MD 520 Notar, enhancing their Motueka based fleet. Alister and Sarah have kept on the existing Coast to Coast team; Gary, Willie and Tony who specialise in agricultural work, including crop spraying, forestry work, firefighting and frost protection. If you thought using a helicopter for farm work was too expensive, you may be pleasantly surprised. It’s highly efficient, takes less time and means you won’t need to utilise as much manpower,

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often resulting in savings. The new MD 520 can do anything that the existing aircraft can do, but it has extra lifting power. With a 500kg lifting capacity it’s the perfect solution for transportation of heavy and bulky loads to out of the way areas – ideal if you are renovating a bach in the Marlborough Sounds or Golden Bay where road access may be a challenge. If you’d like to find out more about utilising the services of Coast to Coast Helicopters, call Alister today on 021 316 866 or 03929 8535.

Priced as listed: Chick Starter Grower Mash – 20% protein Poultry Layer Pellets – 18% protein Poultry Layer Mash – 18% protein Poultry Feed Wheat Feed Barley Pig Grower Meal Poultry Grit Kibbled Maise Maise

Feeds also available in 40kg bags, ½ or 1 tonne bags. Discounted prices for bulk orders. All prices include gst.

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Ph Murray 0800 768 587 for poultry orders Ph Ian 542 3998 or 0274 334 403 for stock & poultry food orders

Courses start early March - Call now

Ph 021 316 866

coasttocoasthelicopters@xtra.co.nz

Motueka Hanger 03 929 8535 Marchwood Park Road, Motueka Airfield

www.coasttocoasthelicopters.co.nz

0800 777 144

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Swimmers retain SI title

Use MTA Good Guys Nelson AB’s Motorcycles Nelson Ltd Automotive Electrical Specialist Bowater Honda LMVD Bowater Hyundai Bowater Toyota BP 2 go Haven Road Bridgestone Select-Nelson C & G Watson Automotive Ltd Caltex Bishopdale Nelson Century Yuasa Batteries Nelson Cerco Automotive Ltd City Motorcycles Ltd Dollar Save Auto Centre Exide Nelson Auto Super Shoppe Nelson City Gourdie Automotive Havens of Nelson Hoist & Safety 2010 Ltd Midas Car Care Nelson Mobil Tahunanui MS Ford Muritai Motordrome Nelson Automotive Solutions Ltd Nelson Bays Holden Nelson Bays Suzuki & Subaru Nelson Brake Services Ltd Pages Automotive Ltd Paul Stephens Paint & Panel Ltd Portside Auto Centre Quality Paint & Panel Ray Rennie Automotive S & S Panel & Paint Smith & Smith Nelson Superior Spares 1970 Ltd Value Vehicles Youngs Automotive 2008 Ltd Z Halifax Z Rutherford

Aleisha Max must have had a good breakfast. The 13-yearold from Tasman Swim Club nearly swam out of her skin as she helped Nelson-Marlborough retain the trophy for the top region at the South Island Country and Town Championships at Splash Palace in Invercargill. Tasman won the trophy for the top club with six or fewer swimmers at the meet, while Blenheim took the honours for clubs with seven or more participants, making it a clean sweep for Nelson-Marlbor- Aleisha Max was in inspired form at the South Island Country and Town Championship. Photo: Phillip Rollo. ough. Aleisha competed in the 13-14 one. She set meet records for times in all 12 events she enyear-old girls age group and the 100m and 200m individual tered and qualified the upcomfinished first in seven events, medley events and the 100m ing the New Zealand Division second in two and third in freestyle, had personal best II meet in Hamilton.

Morley Motorcycle & Marine Nelson Truck Spares 2012 Ltd Phil Nicholls Auto Centre Precision Regrinds & Auto Parts Ltd Richmond Auto Services Richmond Vehicle Testing Station Ltd Route 6 Automotive Stoke Mechanical & Tyre Stoke Motors Ltd Tasman Auto Electrics Ltd Topline Automotive Waimea Motors Z Richmond Z Stoke Country Auto Engineering Murchison 2003 Bowater Z Motueka BP Takaka Brightwater Motors Caltex Motueka Dixon Automotive 2005 Ltd Ellis Street Auto Repairs Ltd Golden Bay Mechanical Mapua Auto Centre Mobil Murchison Murchison Mechanical NS Rogers Ltd NV Miller Ltd Parkes Automotive Parsons Motors Ltd Perry’s Auto Services Riwaka Garage Southfuels Spring Grove Stevens Automotive Ltd Takaka Fuels & Fishing Translog Services 1996 Ltd Wadsworth Motors Wakefield Auto Services Ltd

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Nelson Dawnbreakers Fishing Club Kayak Fishing is experiencing an amazing increase in popularity, is now recognised as one of the fastest growing water sport in New Zealand and it’s certainly making fishing far more accessible to all. Our kayak fishers have been hauling in some great sized gurnard, snapper and terakihi. Tip for kayak fishing and catching gurnard at Delaware Bay – paddle out on the outgoing tide or you’ll be paddling backwards! Head out to around 50ft of water where the sand meets the mud, anchor up here (don’t drift), use a size 5 hook, 1 inch cube pilchards for bait and suspend your bait just off the ocean floor, sit back and smile. This method has produced gurnard up to 1.13kg. The word must have got out last weekend that the snapper are still off Rabbit Island. When we arrived there were 3 boats fish-

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ing in about 20 feet of water at the eastern end of the island, and when we left there were 18 boats fishing inside a square kilometre radius. We were fortunate enough to catch 10 fish above the 30cm mark over a period of a few hours. The Kayaking fraternity, who have been out several times this past week, have also had no trouble catching these fish. A tip for catching these smaller fish is to make sure that you use flasher rigs with recurved hooks about 3/0 in size, and use either small cubed pilchards or squid as bait. By using the recurved hooks the fish will generally hook themselves, leaving the easy job of winding them to the surface. Also, Dawnbreakers has experienced free divers in its ranks, and would welcome any new members to benefit from their experience.

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MJ Fraser Logging thanks sponsors Last weekend we held a Fraser Logging fishing competition. A great day was had by all, but we would in particular like to thank our wonderful sponsors for their support.

Richmond Super Liquor Goughs Nelson / Marlborough Machinery UDC Finance Komatsu Forests Jacks Tyres Waratah

Thank you all again. Mike and Charlie (not life partners just workmates, in case you were wondering)

Tasman Wheelers rider Warrick Spence puts the hammer down. Photo: rickoshayphotos.

Tough start for Wheelers

The Tasman Wheelers elite men’s team did all the hard work but still missed out on a podium finish in Saturday’s opening round of the Benchmark Homes cycling series near Oxford in North Canterbury. Kieran Hambrook produced the best result in the elite men’s race over 160 kilometres, finishing 10th in 3 hours 46 minutes 36 seconds, just two seconds behind winner Cameron Karwowski. Tasman’s Chris Nicholson was 11th in the same time with George Bennett 29th in 3:46:39 and Henry Jaine 33rd in 3:46:41. Karen Fulton finished fifth in the 120km women’s race in 3:27:22 with Caitlin Holmes sixth in the same time. Dean Fulton was fifth in the 120km masters race in 2:57:10 after team-mate Warrick Spence had earlier launched a promising attack 15km from the finish. The next race in the six-race series is in Hokitika on April 13.

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2014 Junior Rugby Registration Days Win a day with the Mako’s!

Sign Sign up up on on a a club club day day in in March March and and go go into into the draw to spend a day with the Mako’s! the draw to spend a day with the Mako’s!

CLUB: CLUB: HUIA HUIA

DATE: DATE: Saturday March 8th Saturday March 8th

VENUE: VENUE: Huia RFC Clubrooms, 186 High St, Motueka Huia RFC Clubrooms, 186 High St, Motueka

TIME: TIME: 9am to 12pm 9am to 12pm

CONTACT: CONTACT: Dion Iorns Dion Iorns

PHONE: PHONE: 03 528 0026 03 528 0026

CELL PHONE: CELL PHONE: 021 527 471 021 527 471

MARIST MARIST

Sunday March 9th Sunday March 9th

Marist RFC Clubrooms, Hathaway Terrace, Marist RFC Hathaway Terrace, Adjacent ToClubrooms, Trafalgar Park Adjacent To Trafalgar Park

10am to 12pm 10am to 12pm

Kathleen Thornalley Kathleen Thornalley

03 547 7863 03 547 7863

021 023 42116 021 023 42116

MOTUEKA UNITED MOTUEKA UNITED

Friday March 7th Friday March 7th8th Saturday March Saturday March 8th

Sports Park Motueka, 7 Manoy St, Motueka Sports Park Park Motueka, Motueka, 7 7 Manoy Manoy St, St, Motueka Motueka Sports Sports Park Motueka, 7 Manoy St, Motueka

5pm to 7pm 5pm to to 12pm 7pm 9am 9am to 12pm

Stephen Stout Stephen Stout

03 528 0456 03 528 0456

027 4582381 027 4582381

MURCHISON MURCHISON

Saturday March 8th Saturday March 8th

Murchison RFC Murchison RFC

10:30am to 12pm 10:30am to 12pm

Brent Wilson Brent Wilson

03 523 9133 03 523 9133

027 2465251 027 2465251

NELSON NELSON

Saturday March 8th Saturday March 8th

Nelson RFC Clubrooms, Hathaway Terrace, Nelson RFC Hathaway Terrace, Adjacent to Clubrooms, Trafalgar Park Adjacent to Trafalgar Park

9am to 3pm 9am to 3pm

Quentin Harwood Quentin Harwood

03 547 0313 03 547 0313

027 302 3508 027 302 3508

RANGERS RANGERS

Saturday March 8th Saturday March 8th

Rangers RFC, Moutere Hills Community Centre Rangers Moutere Hills Community Centre & Sports RFC, Complex & Sports Complex

9am to 11:30am 9am to 11:30am

Sarah Thomas Sarah Thomas

RIWAKA RIWAKA

Saturday 15th March Saturday 15th March

Riwaka RFC, Main Rd, Riwaka Riwaka RFC, Main Rd, Riwaka

9:30am to 12pm 9:30am to 12pm

Jo Ryder Jo Sturgeon Ryder Jo Jo Sturgeon

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STOKE STOKE

Saturday March 1st Saturday March 1st5th Wednesday March Wednesday March 5th Wednesday March 5th

Stoke RFC Clubrooms, Songer St, Stoke Stoke RFC Clubrooms, Songer St, Stoke

9am to 12pm 9am 3pm to 6pm 3pm to 12pm 6pm 3pm to 6pm

Todd Austin Todd Austin

03 547 9943 03 547 9943

027 4455815 027 4455815

TAKAKA TAKAKA

Wednesday March 26th Takaka RFC, Takaka Recreation Park Wednesday March 26th Takaka RFC, Takaka Recreation Park

3:30pm to 6pm 3:30pm to 6pm

Robert Chubb Robert Chubb Ann Mckenzie Ann Mckenzie

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027 383 7129 027 383 7129

TAPAWERA TAPAWERA

Sunday March 23rd Sunday March 23rd

Tapawera RFC Tapawera RFC

10am to 12pm 10am to 12pm

Warwick Hodgkinson Warwick Hodgkinson

03 522 4009 03 522 4009

WAIMEA OLD BOYS WAIMEA OLD BOYS

Tuesday March 4th Tuesday March Thursday March4th 6th Thursday March 6th

Jubilee Park, Gladstone Rd, Richmond Jubilee Park, Park, Gladstone Gladstone Rd, Rd, Richmond Richmond Jubilee Jubilee Park, Gladstone Rd, Richmond

6pm to 7.30pm 6pm to to 7.30pm 7.30pm 6pm 6pm to 7.30pm

Darren Last-Harris Darren Last-Harris Jeremy Salton Jeremy Salton

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WANDERERS WANDERERS

Friday March 14th Friday March 14th

Brightwater Domain, Brightwater Domain, 14 Lord Rutherford Rd, Brightwater 14 Lord Rutherford Rd, Brightwater

5pm to 7pm 5pm to 7pm

Ant Strange Ant Strange

03 542 4449 03 542 4449

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Big win for young golfer Now that he knows what winning feels like, Ryan Chisnall is aiming for more success on the golf green in 2014. The 19 year old, who plays out of Greenacres Golf Club, took out the South Island Championship in Dunedin last week – the most significant win of his young career. Having been part of the New Zealand development squad for a number of years prior, and finishing second at the New Zealand Amateur Golf Championships last year, Ryan has always shown great Ryan Chisnall’s recent win at the South Island Championship was potential. But he finally delivered the biggest win of his young golfing career. Photo: Phillip Rollo on that at the St Clair course beat-

ing Canterbury number one Jordan Bakermans by one hole to finish with an eight-under par 276 and claim the title. “I had finished second place eight times or something stupid [at national events] so to actually win something felt pretty good,” he says. “To win one of the top tournaments in New Zealand meant even more.” The Brightwater teen had just turned down an offer to play at the Yarra Yarra Golf Club in Melbourne this year in a bid to represent New Zealand at the Asia Pacific Amateur Championship.

So last week’s result couldn’t have come at a better time for Ryan who is now hoping to crack the top six ranked amateurs in New Zealand so he can be part of the squad. “I’m ranked eighth in New Zealand but the top six, based on the world rankings, get invited to the Asian amateur so I’ve got plenty of time to catch up and make some ground.” Ryan led from start to finish at the South Island Championship. He shot 65, 68, 70 and then a round of 73 on the par 71 layout, and admits nerves certainly played their part at the end.

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READY TO ROLL: Richard Newport of the Richmond Bowling Club competes at the Pak & Save 2-4-2 Pairs competition on Thursday. The competition was held at the Richmond Bowling Club’s new home at Club Waimea and was won by Jim Higgins and Ron Inglis of Motueka. Mary Orbell and her partner John Orbell finished second.

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Notice of intention to grant leases of part Tasman District Council land on Kina Peninsula

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Notice is hereby given of the Tasman District Council’s intention to consider granting five leases for the purposes of establishing boat sheds on land at Kina Peninsula known as “LEH Baigent Reserve”. In mid 2013, Carter Holt Harvey undertook a tender to sell this land on Kina Peninsula. The land in question is known as Part Lot 76 DP 427 (Title Reference/CFR – NL9C/707). Council was approached by a group of local residents with a proposal for a contribution to be made towards the potential purchase price for the land. The residents would contribute a substantial sum of money that would allow Council to put in a tender for the purchase of the property. A condition of that contribution would be that, in the event the Council succeeded in winning the tender, Council would commence a public consultation process regarding a proposal to grant leases to five of the residents (the contributors) who contributed significantly to the purchase price. If approved, the leases would provide for the establishment of boat sheds on a small part of the land proposed for purchase. Council was successful in winning the tender and now owns the land in fee simple (freehold). Council gives formal notice of an intention to grant five leases to the contributors. The leases will be for a term of 35 years (less 1 day), at a nominal rental. The purpose of the leases will be to establish boat sheds. The maximum size of each boat shed building will be 55m2, with a maximum lease area (including water tank, roof area, and sealed yard) of 100m2 per lease. Should the leases be granted, the establishment of the physical buildings will still be subject to building and resource consent requirements. The area proposed to be set aside for this purpose is approximately 1000m2 to allow for some “common land”, plus space between individual lease areas. Each prospective tenant will be able to choose a location of up to 100m2 within the general location indicated by the 1000m2. Council is entering the decision making process with no pre-determination. The contributors know that the grant of the leases is not assured. Persons with an interest in this issue are encouraged to make submissions in the knowledge that they will be considered fully. Further information may be obtained by contacting Robert Cant on Ph. 03 543 8400, or via Email on robert.cant@tasman.govt.nz. A copy of this notice will posted on www.tasman.govt.nz and will include plans showing the approximate location of the 1000m2 proposed. Written submissions or objections should be sent to: Tasman District Council, Private Bag 4, Richmond, Attention: Robert Cant Submissions or objections will be received up to 4.00 pm on 21 March 2014. Please indicate in your submission if you also wish to formally present your submission at a hearing.

Proposed Navigation Bylaws and Moorings Review: Update The Council is seeking feedback on the proposed replacement of the existing Navigation Safety Bylaw with a set of Navigation Bylaws (incorporating maritime facility bylaws) as well as possible changes to the mooring rules in the Tasman Resource Management Plan (TRMP). The bylaw review affects a wide range of boating activities and navigational matters, while the TRMP review looks at where moorings are located and how they can be better managed. The consultation period opened on 6 January 2014 and closes on 28 March 2014. Information on the proposed changes to both the Bylaw and TRMP can be accessed on the Council’s website (www.tasman.govt.nz/consultations) or you can request hard copies from info@tasman.govt.nz. The website contains the Statement of Proposal –Navigation Bylaws (2014), the Discussion Paper on the Review of Mooring Management and the relevant feedback forms. A series of public workshops are being held around the District in early March to help people understand the proposed changes, answer questions people may have, assist with submissions and refine the proposed changes. The workshops will focus on changes to the coastal rules. The navigation bylaw review also affects boating activities on rivers and lakes. If there is sufficient interest the Council will also hold a specific workshop on these proposed changes. Please contact harbourmaster@tasman.govt.nz to register your interest in a ‘rivers and lakes’ workshop. How do I give Feedback? If you want to give council some feedback on the proposed changes you can attend the public workshops, go online to fill in the submission form for the Navigation Bylaws proposal and feedback form on the mooring review, or pick up a copy of the documents and forms at any Council service centre.

Saturday 8 March 2014, The Kumaras, Staples Street, Motueka, 8.30 am–11.00 am. Free Breakfast – for you & your dog! – Find out where you can and can’t take your dog – Learn about the birds of the Motueka sandspit – Presentations at 8.30 am and 9.30 am Learn how easy it is to make sure walking your dog doesn’t impact on the survival of our precious shore birds.

Public meetings – March 2014: Thursday 6 March

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Council Chambers, Richmond, 7.30 pm – 9.00 pm Thursday 6 March Takaka FLAG Takaka Fire Station, 3.00 pm – 7.30 pm Monday 10 March Navigation/Mooring review Takaka Fire Station, 7.30 pm – 9.00 pm Wednesday Motueka Stopbank meeting Motueka Memorial Hall, 12 March 4.00 pm – 6.00 pm Thursday 13 March Navigation/Mooring review Motueka Memorial Hall, 7.30 pm – 9.00 pm Thursday 13 March Waimea Water Management Plan Appleby School, 7.00 pm For full details go to www.tasman.govt.nz

Urban Water Restriction Notice A Water Restriction Notice is in place in the urban areas of Richmond*, Mapua – Ruby Bay, Brightwater, Hope, Wakefield, Tapawera and their rural extensions. This also applies to the rural water supply schemes of Redwood Valley, 88 Valley, and Dovedale. * Richmond includes Daelyn Drive, Taranaki Place, Joyce Place, Kingi Place, John Sutton Place and Hill Street North including Mako Street, Marino Street and Iti Lane and the Wakatu Industrial Estate. • Hand held hosing is only permitted on productive gardens on odd and even calendar days corresponding to the house street number and between 7.00 pm and 9.00 pm only. • The use of irrigation systems, sprinklers or private washing of cars is not permitted.

Richmond & Districts Information Centre Volunteers are required to work three hour shifts on a weekly or fortnightly basis at the Information Centre in Gladstone Road. Successful applicants would be required to work with more experienced volunteers initially before being asked to work on their own. Applicants should have a good knowledge of the local community, be well presented and enjoy meeting and conversing with visitors from all over New Zealand and the world. The Centre is well appointed with good facilities. If you are interested in this type of work, call in to the Centre or Ph. 03 543 9521 for further details. Authorised by Keith Chaplin, Volunteer co-ordinator, Ph. 03 547 3116.

Council Meetings Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz Full Council Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 6 March 2014, 9.30 am. Public forum Golden Bay Community Board Collingwood Fire Station, Tuesday 11 March 2014, 5.30 pm. Public forum Motueka Community Board Motueka Office, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka, Tuesday 11 March 2014, 4.00 pm. Public forum Full Council – Annual Plan Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 13 March 2014, 9.30 am. Public forum Corporate Services Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 13 March 2014, at conclusion of Full Council. No public forum Nelson Regional Sewerage Business Unit Nelson City Council Chambers, Friday 14 March 2014, 8.30 am. No public forum

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The Lions Clubs of Richmond & Nelson have arranged a Men’s Health Seminar to be held at the Suburban Club on Mar 12 at 7.30pm. Buck Shelford will be the keynote speaker. There will also be talks on prostate, bowel cancer, heart & diabetes. Entrance fee is $5, ladies are free. Nelson Social Dancing Club Dance at Broadgreen Intermediate School Hall, Nayland Road, Stoke, Nelson 7:30pm-11:30pm Sat 8 Mar. Ballroom, Latin, Rock ’n Roll and sequence dancing. Live music. Members $8; non-members $12. Please bring a supper contribution, & your own drinks (including water) & a glass. Note: No Stiletto Heels Please!! Enquiries ph 5447408. Nelson Diabetes Support Group will meet on Fri 28 Mar, 1.30 - 3.00pm at Ernest Rutherford Retirement Village, 49 Covent Dr, Stoke. Please note change of venue. Speaker. Afternoon tea. Gold coin donation. Ph Joan 5486263. Nelson National Party Garden Fundraiser Sun 9 Mar 2-4.30pm Come & see the fabulous Thackwood Heritage Garden at 463 Wakapuaka Rd, Nelson. Entry is by way of a donation. Optional afternoon tea & refreshment $10, everyone welcome. RSVP Ph: 5472319 Cheryl or Elaine Hope Indoor Bowls start at the Hope Hall on Tues 11 Mar at 7pm then each week same time. Members old & new very welcome. Come along for some friendly competition. Ph Bill 5449273 for more info. Heritage Roses Nelson Branch Meeting Sun 16 Mar at 2pm. Expert to demonstrate how to take rose cuttings. Plant & produce swop. New members welcome. For details email david.clare.haig@ gmail.com or ph Clare 5450455 Fresh Focus Rachel Reese, Mayor of Nelson, speaking about “The Highs & Lows of Being Mayor”. Mon, 10 Mar, 10-11am. Nelson Suburban Club, 168 Tahuna Dr. All welcome. Entry $2. Tea by the Sea Fri 7 Mar 5-7pm - Clifton Terrace

School, Atawhai. As well as delicious food & drink to buy there will great entertainment, including bouncy castle, horizontal bungy, raffles & auction, giant waterslide & a special guest appearance by Samba de Sol. A zero waste event. Nayland College PTA are hosting: an evening with John Cowan of the parenting place speaking on: Drugs, Sex & Technology 7pm – 9pm – Tues 25 Mar in the Nayland College Hall Tickets are $10 each or $15 for a double & are available from Nayland College reception. Forest & Bird Sun Mar 9 - Join Sea Week activities at Cable Bay. Meet at 10am to see and identify life in amazing rock pools. For more info contact Julie ph 545 0989 Star Party. View Jupiter, the moon and other stellar objects. Atkinson observatory, Clifton Terrace School. 8.30PM, Fri 7 Mar. All welcome. Gold coin Scottish Country Dancing in Richmond, starting now, Monday at 7.45pm No partner needed, bring soft shoes and give it a go. St David’s Church Hall, Florence Street, Richmond. Ph. Christine or 5440902, Pam 5418211. Volunteering with Red Cross Refugee Service is fun and rewarding and gives you an opportunity to work in a team & experience new cultures. Next Volunteer Training Course: 21– 23 March. For more info contact jettie.zeestraten@redcross.org. nz or 5484978 Beginners Argentine Tango Course 1st Lesson Free, 8 Mar, Queens Gardens, midday. Come and try it out and if you like to tango join up for the 8 week. Beginners course starting 11 Mar 7pm - 8.30 at Fairfield House, 48 Van Diemen Street, Nelson. $85 Call 0272380568, annemaree.therkleson@gmail.com Music On Friday Mar 7, 10am. St Davids Church Florence St, Richmond. Admission $4 includes morning tea. Program - Handel, Beethoven &

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Mendelssohn. All welcome. Apple Mac User Group Monthly meetings at Constance Barnicoat Room Tasman Library Richmond. Mac users, including users of Apple devices welcome. Refer to nbmug.org.nz or Ph 5473408. Alzheimers Nelson presents “Ageing in your community” Workshop in Golden Bay Wed 12 Mar , 10am–1pm at the Anglican Church, with guest speakers. Phone 5467702 for more details. Free Beginners Tango Class Sat 8 Mar, outdoors in the Queens Gardens (Bridge St) 12noon - 1pm. If raining go to Bar Berlin, 8 Church St. Bring a picnic for afterwards.Contact 0272380568, annemaree.therkleson@gmail..com Nelson/Tasman Endometriosis group are holding a display to mark Endometriosis Awareness Month outside Farmers, Richmond Mall on Thurs 13 Mar. Info will be available & members on hand to chat with. Find out more about this disease. Murchison Stables Market Traveling through Murchison? Stop in and check out our local market Sundays at the Historical Commercial Stables from 9am-2pm. Crafts, produce, plants, soaps, preserves, baked goods and more. Inquires 5239895. Tasman Tennis Club Fun Day Play - BBQ. Sat 8 Mar from 1 - 4pm. Members and non-members welcome. All ages and abilities. Come & put your coaching skills into practice. Spot prizes. Ph. Kolie 0278293306. Pregnancy Yoga Nelson Parents Centre & Jenny Ward. Evening course begins Tues 11 Mar, 6 sessions. Course costs $42 members/ $54 non-members. To book, email nelson.d@parentscentre.org. nz. Rock ‘N’ Roll beginner’s classes begin 6 Mar 7pm, for 6 weeks. Nelson Suburban Club,$5 per lesson. All welcome, you do not have to be a couple. International Woman’s Day 8 Mar 10am-2pm.

Sundial Square, Richmond. Sponsored by Waimea Soroptimists Organisations, Supporting women & families in Nelson/Tasman Our Amazing Place The Wood Community Treasure Hunt (FB) Sun 23 Mar 12.45 Results Gym Kinzett Terrace. Discover the hidden treasures of your community-People, places, businesses & services. Would you like to make a difference & work in a team to support former refugees to resettle in Nelson? It’s fun and rewarding. Full training is provided. Next training course: 21–23 Mar. For more info contact Red Cross Refugee Services jettie. zeestraten@redcross.org.nz or 5484978 Midday Music on Saturday At Nelson Cathedral March 1 12noon Arwen Newband, Violin Anna le Hair, piano Mar 8 12noon Hans Uwe Hielscher, Organ Admission by donation English Language Partners Help new refugees & migrants to the area learn English for an hour or so a week. Training & support provided. Next volunteer training starts Mar 18. Contact English Language Partners 5394848 / ali.morton@englishlanguage.org.nz Plunket Baby Bonanza Sat Apr 12, Hope Hall, Richmond 9am-12pm Over 50 stalls of New, Near New & Secondhand Baby/Childrens Clothes, Toys & Nursery items Table bookings now open, please phone Lisa on 5424496 or email footies2012@ vodafone.co.nz Red Puppy Appeal Volunteers needed for an easy 2 hours of collecting for the Blind Foundation at tables at shops in Nelson and Richmond on Fri 28 & Sat 29 Mar. Ph. Carl Horn 5391108. Save the date! Brook Waimarama Sanctuary Open Day Sun Mar 16. Bug-man Ruud Klienpaste, themed guided walks, wildlife encounters, music, activities for children, delicious food & coffee available, fun for the whole family! brooksanctuary.org.

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CASSIDY, Eric Charles, of Rangiora, died on Friday, 21 February 2014 peacefully at Christchurch Hospital in his 86th year Dearly loved husband of Myrtle for 62 years. Loved father and father in law of Dennis and Irene (Nelson), Graeme (WA), Melvin, (Rangiora), Kaylene and Ken Bramley (Akaroa) and Barry and Jane (Amberley) and loved grandfather of Jason and Tash, Shawn, Aaron and Sarah, Vanessa and Tim, and greatgrandad of Caitlyn and Michael. Funeral service has been held.

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Phone 03 544 2266

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544 0444

021 255 6163

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544 3977

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74 Gladstone Rd, Richmond

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• Holiday Homes • Bush Cabins • Renovation

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For home loans that fit for a Lifetime, phone anytime 548 8590

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4A Gladstone Road, 12 Cargill Place, Richmond (offRichmond Beach Road)

547 1500

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0800 427 782

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Women - $20 Men - $10

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(conditions apply)

0274 071 328 or 547 4038

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PLUMBING & GAS

Adam Brumwell

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WEDNESDAY 5 March 2014

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Specialising in small jobs and maintenance plumbing

• Renovations • Kitchens • Bathrooms

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• • • • • •

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Small Small • Leaking taps & pipes Jobs • KitchensJobs & Welcome bathrooms Welcome • Solar • Drainage Kevin Harris Kevin Harris

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027 671 8417

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Mar: Apr: May: June:

Call Adam or 544 9415

• Floor & Wall Tiling • Full Bathroom Renovations • Under Tile Heating Installation • Waterproofing • All work Fully Guaranteed • 30 Years Experience

Phone orders welcome

544 0203 Sundial Square Richmond Open 7 Days 11am - Late

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021 548 390 Email: p.napier@xtra.co.nz

90 VANGUARD ST NELSON PH: 548 3954 027 548 3954

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For course dates see www.harristraining.co.nz

Ph: 544 4062

Mob: 0274 574 775

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4 Coach Pl, Brightwater

0275 423 343 A/H: 542 3343

Phone: 03 541 9747 powertalknelson@gmail.com

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Rod Clark

qualified watchmaker

Overhauls Repairs ● All watches and clocks

Window Cleaning

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At Benjamin Black Goldsmiths 176 Bridge Street, Nelson (opposite Graham’s Trading Post)

03 546 9137

www.benjaminblack.co.nz

Specialising in Windows Over 10yrs professional experience Residential or Commercial Call Brandon 022 0984 167 windowcleaningriseandshine@gmail.com

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