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‘Gutless’ closure upsets The former manager of Jean Jones in Richmond Mall is disgusted at the “gutless” behaviour of her employers after she and three staff lost their jobs when the national women’s clothing store chain went into liquidation on Friday. “We had no indication whatsoever that anything was going to happen,” Tanya Rich says. “The first thing we knew was when the receivers or liquidators came in and closed the store - the mall management didn’t even know. “Three guys just walked in and said we ‘had to close the store immediately’. The way this has been handled is disgusting - they are so gutless.” Tanya says she hasn’t
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When the fog rolled-in over Richmond late last month Barry Page thought it would be cool to “have a look”, so he launched his unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) and took this stunning photo using a remotely-controlled camera. Barry, who has been “playing around” with UAVs, or drones as they are more commonly known, for the last 10 years says conditions for were perfect for flying and photography. So he flew his drone to a height of 120m, which is the legal limit, directly above his Shelbourne St home, pointed the in-flight camera towards Nelson and clicked the shutter. “The sky was perfectly clear above and around my house and all along the Richmond Hills but it was re-
Barry Page launches his drone in Richmond. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. ally foggy over Richmond so I thought I’d like to have a look. When I saw the live view on the tablet (on the controls) with all the fog and the sun shining I thought that’s amazing. “Then I looked at it later on the big,
high-resolution screen and it looked even better. So I had it printed on a large canvas and gifted it to my lovely wife Lynda for her 50th birthday.” Barry says the DJI Phantom 3 Advanced UAV he used to take the photo is lightyears ahead of the first home-made drones he flew a decade earlier. It has a number of advanced features including dual-GPS, an auto-return system and can be set to fly within specific heights. “When I first started building multirotor helicopters, there was only one place in the world you could buy one commercially and that was from Germany and they cost more than 9000 Euro. Eventually, China started producing them and the rest is history.”
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“On one side I can go back about four generations. One of my great grandfathers operated a wool mill and the other owned a factory making engineering equipment.”
“Both sets of grandparents were in New Zealand. In the early 1900s they went over to what was Rhodesia as early missionaries, eventually I was born and grew up there.”
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‘Gutless’ closure upsets FROM PAGE 1 still in shock but we have to keep on battling and get our lives back together. “I’m on my own so I’ll need to start looking for another job. I’d start another job today if I had the chance.” A sign on the door of Jean Jones says ‘Closed until further notice”. The Jean Jones website was also shut down with a notice saying “Down for Maintenance. “This store is currently unavailable due to maintenance. It should be available again shortly. “We apologize for any inconvenience caused.’’ Jean Jones could not be contacted
Jean Jones door says “Closed until further notice”. for comment. Richmond Mall manager Belinda de Clercq says she found out about the store’s closure on Friday. “We haven’t heard anything yet,” Belinda says. “We will have to see what the liquidators say.” Jean Jones has 17 stores nationwide.
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It didn’t matter if they were historical Model As or modern day family cars, last Sunday was all about celebrating Fords and the man behind their creation. The Nelson Classic Ford Club holds the event each year, on the closest Sunday to Henry Ford’s birthday of July 30. After being called off the previous weekend due to the weather, 73 cars of all shapes and models were present last Sunday. Laurie and Pat Rainbow were amongst those celebrating the birthday with three vehicles on display, although Laurie’s collection numbers many more. “It’s always been a family failing, my granddad was the first in the family to buy a Ford and we just restored that a couple of years ago,” says Laurie. “It might sound rather detrimental but the idea of my getting Fords initially was that the parts were always readily avail-
Pat and Laurie Rainbow at Rabbit Island for Henry Ford’s birthday celebration. They stand with the birthday cake made by Pat and their 1970 Mark II Cortina GTE. Photo: Jessie Johnston. able.” Laurie is a founding member of the Nelson Classic Ford Club, which began back in 1997 when they started a Cortina Club. Unfortunately the lack of the model on the roads saw their numbers dwindle until it was decided to form a Ford club. The actual celebration of Henry Ford’s birthday came about
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go away in tears and now she is going away with a smile. It’s been a very satisfying 18 months for us.” Kit says he is delighted that they have been able to pay back a big part of the loan and get on top of the maintenance programme without increasing the monthly fees. He says they have installed a security system, repaired fences, and resealed four roads and planned to reseal another two this summer. “If they are a shareholder, they are paying less than they were when the Wrights owned it and they were going for another increase.” Owners who purchased a $8200 share in Waimea Village in 2013 pay a monthly fee of $135 to lease the land while leaseholders pay $182.
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Shareholders in Waimea Village received their first dividend just 18 months after they purchased the 172-home village following a bitter, two-year dispute with former owners Michael and Carolyn Wright. One hundred and forty-one of the village’s residents brought a share in Waimea Village 2013 in a deal brokered by former Tasman district councillor Kit Maling. The deal was negotiated after a stand-off between the Wrights and residents who objected to plans to increase their monthly lease from $182 to $282 - it had been just $80 in 2010. Waimea Village’s new owners immediately set the monthly fee at $135 for the shareholders who got more good news last Wednesday when they received a dividend of $180 at the annual general meeting. Shareholders were also told that the company has already paid off well over half of their $282,000 mortgage on the property. Ron Green, who has been living in Waimea Village for 16 years, says the payment of a dividend represented “an amazing turnaround” for the residents. “We were all thinking about getting out - it was that bad,” Ron says. “Now we
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Suter Gallery upgrade nears halfway mark Jacob Chandler The $12 million redevelopment of the Suter Art Gallery is nearing the halfway mark and is due to be finished before Christmas 2016. Suter director Julie Catchpole says the build has been going well. “It would be a dream if we could open to coincide with arts festival next year, we’ll have to see about that.” She says one of the tricky tasks, when relocating back to the old redeveloped premises from their temporary Halifax St gallery, will be transporting the artworks back. “We have to set up new storage systems in the new building and that’s something we’re really looking forward to; having everything fitted out and equipped to safely look after our many wonderful artworks.”
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Hockey coach’s sudden death shocks community: The sudden death of a Nelson hockey coach during a match at Saxton Field on Saturday has shocked members of the Nelson hockey community. Mark Wilkens, coach, manager and life member of the Federal Hockey Club, was giving a team talk at half time when he collapsed on the field. Nelson Hockey regional development manager and close friend of Mark, Craig Brett, says he was well known in the hockey community and his death is a big loss. “This lad’s been playing hockey for fifty years. It’s a bit of a shock to the old hockey fraternity.” Car breaks new barrier: A Toyota Hilux collided with the new barrier installed along Whakatu Dr on Sunday afternoon after suffering a mechanical failure. The front right wheel has bent at the axle and around 11 posts have been stripped from the barrier by the vehicle. Police were diverting drivers into the right hand lane. Nobody was injured in the crash. The 2.5km wire rope edge barrier was installed last month at a cost of $200,000.
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Hunter falls down waterfall while chasing pig: A 70 year old Nelson pig hunter was airlifted to Nelson Hospital from the Buller Gorge after falling down a 10 metre waterfall on Friday. The hunter was reportedly in “hot pursuit of his prey” at around 1pm when he fell down the waterfall, knocking himself unconscious and breaking his leg. Although the fall was steep it was not a vertical drop. Crash at Whakatu Estate intersection: Police attended a crash at the Wakatu Estate intersection on Friday afternoon after a vehicle collided with an 18 year-old motorcyclist driving along Main Rd Stoke.
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Nelson Parents Centre committee member Bec McEwan, left, and her son Zac, with treasurer Michelle Hunt. Photo: Kate Russell.
One of Nelson’s most valued parenting institutes has put the call out for new members and volunteers, saying that they are running on “bare minimum”. The Nelson District Parents Centre has been helping local parents for more than 50 years and relies 100 per cent on volunteers to deliver its courses. But the centre is now struggling, having gone from 22 members to just five within the space of a year, and are currently without a president. The centre has been a rock for many new parents over the years, running popular childbirth education and parenting courses, and helping new mums to form
coffee groups. She says part of the reason they are struggling for new members is that mums are going back to work earlier. While Michelle says it’s common to go through ‘lulls’ she hopes that more people will put their hand up to help. “It’s a great way to give back to the community, and it’s not just for mums – we’d love it if some nanas came down to help out during the courses. Just getting the biscuits and tea ready, or holding onto a baby to give some of the mums a break,” she says. To find out more about volunteering, contact Michelle on 0211170437, or email treasurer.ndpc@xtra.co.nz.
Less chlorine for aquatic centre pools Swimmers and staff at the Richmond Aquatic Centre will soon be breathing easier after the Tasman District Council budgeted for the purchase of a $120,000 ultra-violet water treatment plant. The centre has experienced some intermittent issues with the chemical treatment of the water with chlorine levels resulting in an unpleasant smell inside the pool. Council has now allocated $120,000 in the Aquatic Centre Activity Management Plan to install the UV treatment plant in 2015-2016. Community development manager Susan Edwards says council has received complaints about the chlorine smell at the centre and they needed to look at options for reducing the need for chlorine. She says the UV treatment plant is designed to reduce the use of chlorine and the chlorine smell and will improve the experience for users. The cost of the UV treatment plant is estimated at $120,000 with ongoing costs of $7500 a year. It will ensure that the aquatic centre continues to achieve higher than the industry average benchmark across a number of areas. The activity plan states that the centre presently rates highly for annual admissions with 290,550 recorded in 2014 and user satisfaction, which was rated at 93 per cent. It is also states that the centre is being run cost-effectively by pool management company CLM with an annual operating cost of $358,000. “It’s a well-used pool and we have had a number of awards for it,” Susan says. “CLM are doing a good job.”
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A Nelson woman is encouraging people to look into the past as part of Family History Month, which is being promoted by the Family History Centre in Stoke and the Richmond Public Library. But Maria Martin, who completed an incredible journey to discover her family history, warns that it can be hard work. It requires hours of research on-line and in libraries as well as a fair amount of leg work, tracking down distant relatives and finding obscure records and newspaper cuttings hidden in dusty boxes in even dustier attics. And sometimes family history enthusiasts also need a little luck. The owner of Richmond Antiques and Curios, Maria says he had always been interested in her family history after listening to her grandfather, Nerses Peters, tell stories of his childhood in Iran. After Nerses passed away, Maria often thought about his stories so in 1992 she and her brother John Peters embarked on a journey back to Iran to try and find out more about their ancestry. Maria says finding a starting point was relatively easy because Nerses, who was of Ar-
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menian descent, had a cousin, Vardan Andreasian who was still living in the family’s home city of Isfahan. Vardan visited Nerses in New Zealand in 1968 and was the key to unlocking the family’s Iranian past. “Vardan was 96 and a bit deaf and hadn’t spoken English for a long time so we patiently asked him questions. We found out his mother’s maiden name was Baboomian and that her father was called Hudad and that was the key that opened up the generations,” Maria says. The next step was to research that name in the extensive records kept in the city’s Armenian Vank Cathedral. Despite the wealth of history stored in the Vank, Maria says their lucky break came during a visit to a nearby bookshop where the entire story of the Baboomians unfolded. “We went to this old bookshop to get a map to find our way around,” Maria says. “We went inside and there were all these old family photos on the wall and we asked the store keeper who they were and he said ‘My
ancestors, the Baboomians.’ “We couldn’t believe it - his name was Tartavis Baboomian and he was a direct descendant of Hudad Baboomian. Then Tartavis took a folded piece of paper out of a book and it had the family history that went back to the 1600s - it was a spider web of names.” Although there were no remarkable revelations in the family history, Maria says it was “amazing finding out who you are especially when you have had no exposure to Armenian culture”. “I didn’t even think we would get to Iran let alone find out so much about our family. There wasn’t anyone famous in the family history - they were just all peasants but I found out my great grandfather was a trader so perhaps that’s where I got my interest in trading.” Anyone interested in starting their family research can contact the Family History Centre at 119 Nayland Rd or by phoning 547 9504. The Richmond Public Library is also holding a Family History workshop from 10am to 12pm on August 21 and 28. Phone the library on 543 8500 for more information or to register for the course.
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WANDERERS TOP STARS: Division 2 Player of the Year, Liam Sellars, with Division 1 Player of the Year Steven Soper, at the Wanderers Sports Club rugby prizegiving on Saturday night. The prize giving was a celebratory affair after Wanderers took out the Nelson Bays Division One Championship against Kahurangi and the Tasman Trophy against Waimea Old Boys. Photo: Jessie Johnston.
Simon Bloomberg Things are looking up for Nelson’s recreational and commercial scallopers with surveys showing stocks returning to Tasman Bay for the first time in a decade. Tasman Bay has not been fished commercially since scallop populations collapsed in 2005, with recreational catches also declining dramatically during that period. However, surveys carried out by the Challenger Scallop Enhancement Company, which manages the enhancement and harvesting for commercial sector around the top of the South Island, indicate that scallops are making a comeback. Company chief executive John Reid says surveys carried out in May to assess stocks showed a promising new scallop bed in Tasman Bay extending from Peppin Island along the eastern shoreline to Cape Souci. Challenger hopes to take 15 tonnes from the area when commercial fishing starts in September - it will be the first commercial scallop catch in Tasman Bay for a decade. John says the area has a “possible biomass at 72 tonnes” although, interestingly, the scallops are at a depth of 20m to 30m which is deeper than normal. He says that may be too deep for recreational vessels to dredge and recommends trying the shallower beds in Delaware Bay. “It’s early days but our guys have been surprised,” John says. “It seems as though the scallops are coming back in the deeper water where they are displacing the oysters.” John says the scientists don’t know why the scallops are now living in deeper water in Tasman Bay, although there is a suggestion that it is because there is a “good flow of clearer water out there”. John says a fleet of nine commercial boats will take around 50 tonnes, 52 less than is permitted in the Total Allowable Commercial Catch, from the Top of the South’s Scallop Area 7 this season. The commercial fishery usually commences in the second week of September and lasts for about 20 days.
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Templemore villa to get new lease on life A century-old Salisbury Rd villa, known for its berries and ice-cream, will get a new lease on life after investor and builder James Scoltock bought the place earlier this year. The house, known as the home of Templemore berries and its real fruit ice-cream, was put on the market last year and was finally bought by James after a year-long wrangle on price. James, who grew up in an 1886 villa on Richmond’s Church St, says he has always liked older homes and was keen to buy it and renovate it over time. The home was on a one acre section so James decided to subdivide it and put two other homes next to the old villa, which was built in 1907. He has already sold the sections and will keep the villa for himself. “I thought the house could be a good opportunity but I won’t lie, I definitely looked at bulldozing it and putting another three sections on here. There was a little bit more money in it but not much so I thought it would be nice to keep the heritage. Everyone knows the house and it would have been a shame to get rid of it.” James has already taken out several big trees that lined the front of the section – due to the trees’ poor health – and cleared the two sec-
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mation on many styles of fishing to the benefit of all. To sometimes go on others' boats and charters, to experience and get to try different types of fishing. The Dawnbreakers Fishing Club has its new season starting soon with an Open Day on Sunday, September 20. I will give more detail on this as it gets closer. This is a day to come and meet others and discuss how the club's competitions and events work to see if you would be interested in joining the club on that day. The actual competition starts not long after on October 1. Happy fishing to you all.
Car crashes into new wire barriers on Whakatu Drive: Appears as though the vehicle may have suffered a mechanical issue prior to crashing. Cable barrier performed perfectly. Allan Hoult. Spent three weeks on that bloody road putting up that fence - at least it works fine. Braden Holland. Proof of concept? Jim Mitchell. Hunter, aged 70, breaks leg: Seventy years and still out there enjoying a lifestyle that many people in 2015 have long forgotten. No rest homes/processed foods/ or self opinionated idiots in the bush. Just good old fashioned exercise, fresh air and occasionally the bonus of some of the best-eating organic meat! Get outside people, step outside your comfort zone and congratulate a 70 year old man for having the health and fitness to live his life as he chooses! Joel Dickson. Hope the guy’s okay! Good on him still going hunting at 70! Tori Hunter. Aw, there’s a shame. Huh....NOT! Good on ya, Mr Piggy. Gillian Frowen. TPPA protests on Waimea Rd: How embarrassing. Where were they when we negotiated the other 1700 trade agreements in the exact same secrecy? Clint Heine.
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Excellence in marketing and distribution Audio, the Yamaha RXV audio, visual and autofor premium lifestyle brands Cambridge Audio CXR-200 AV Receiver ONLY range and Paradigm, all mation options, the team $ Cambridge Audio designed the CXR-200 from the ground up to be the heart of 3999 your digital set-up. It contains the same state-of-the-art Cambridge Audio Stream of which are exclusive to is always learning about Magic music streaming module found in their CXN network music player. From The Audiophile, so you the next stage of technobasic compressed MP3 formats to 24-bit/192kHz, the CXR-200 plays them all. won’t find them in chain logical development. It’s stores. a fast paced industry at Receive a FREE Bluetooth Receiver A home entertainment the moment and Daniel with any purchase from the new CX range set-up wouldn’t be comsays that’s why The Audiophile has chosen to plete without a seriously We wish Daniel andRuark the team at R1 Table Top Radio NEW TO THEHeadphones MARKET Sennheiser Audio stick to key brands and good television, which FROM YAMAHA The Audiophile a happy 10th birthday The new R1 allows you to set your radio as you like it. It now has RS 120 Wireless suppliers that offer full Headphones is why The Audiophile ONLY adjustable audio settings, built-in Bluetooth, alarm clock and FM Listen to your favorite music $ back-up and training. is solely committed to 279 radio. wirelessly, from up to 100 meters away. The RF transmitter and Panasonic visual equip“Most brands will roll out • DAB, DAB+ & FM Tuner with RDS rechargeable wireless headphone a ONLY new product everyrich12 ment. Everyone knows • Built in A2DP Bluetooth audio receiver reproduces sound from almost Make a time to talk to the team at The Au$ • USB charge port any source. 499 television has gone digimonths so we have to do • Easy to use dual alarm system diophile and view some of their products in tal, and for the viewer all the training again to • Optional carry-case and battery-pack action their purpose built showroom. RS 185 Wirelessin Headphones • Available in black, white and walnut that means better pictures master things, like what Created with the music lover in mind ONLY with a rangeand of uphow to 100 to meters. and sound with on-screen TV guides. However, amp works with what speakers control $699 • Supports analog and digital it,” says Daniel. The Audiophile can help you achieve other viewaudio inputs and allows toggling betweenis the For many, home entertainment ainputs luxury, but that ing options in your home, including HD, 3D and Small AND Powerful • Balance control located on the doesn’t mean it has to beheadset beyond reach. The Au- 4K TV for the ultimate cinema experience, and for convenient adjustments diophile can design a system for any style of home, distributed video for more than one television in on any budget, so anyone can enjoy the benefits of your home, displaying crystal clear TV, movies and a custom-designed electronic system. The design even offers you the ability to keep an eye on your process begins at the start of a new build or reno- security camera video signals wherever you are. Proud to supply our services to vation when The Audiophile sit down with their With televisions and other devices capable of 14 Elms Street, Wakatu Industrial Estate, Nelson. SCAN Ph 03 544 0473 • Email daniel@theaudiophile.co.nz music or movies, it’s important for customers and the house plan to identify a solu- streaming ME! The Audiophile. Showroom open Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5pm homeowners to have their house wired for data tion that best meets their needs. A smooth, sleek, Saturday 10am to 2pm - after hours by appointment. We wish them a happy 10thVisitbirthday. to ensure reliable connectivity. Houses used to acoustically-efficient, unnoticeable, our website, winner of the best website in Australasia ateven the 2013 & 2014 CEDIA system Awards can be achieved with the expertise of The Audio- have a basic router, but because a lot of modern WWW.THEAUDIOPHILE.CO.NZ Cambridge Audio CXA-60 Integrated Amplifier dustry just with a passion for electronics, and we’ve ONLY When
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2015 ITM C Venue
Kick Off
WEEK 1 13 Aug 14 Aug 14 Aug 15 Aug 15 Aug 16 Aug 16 Aug
Southland v Auckland Waikato v Tasman Bay of Plenty v North Harbour Taranaki v Wellington Otago v Canterbury Counties Manukau v Manawatu Hawke’s Bay v Northland (RS)
Invercargill Hamilton Tauranga New Plymouth Dunedin Pukekohe Napier
7:35pm 6:05pm 8:05pm 2:35pm 4:35pm 2:35pm 4:35pm
WEEK 2 20 Aug 21Aug 22 Aug 22 Aug 22 Aug 23 Aug 23 Aug
North Harbour v Wellington Tasman v Bay of Plenty Manawatu v Waikato Northland v Southland Otago v Hawke’s Bay Auckland v Taranaki Canterbury v Counties Manukau
Albany Nelson Palmerston N Whangarei Dunedin Auckland Christchurch
7:35pm 7:35pm 2:35pm 5:35pm 7:35pm 2:35pm 4:35pm
WEEK 3 26 Aug 27 Aug 28 Aug 29 Aug 29 Aug 29 Aug 30 Aug 30 Aug
Bay of Plenty v Southland Tasman v Manawatu Counties Manukau v Hawke’s Bay Auckland v Canterbury Taranaki v Otago Wellington v Northland Bay of Plenty v Waikato Southland v North Harbour
Tauranga Blenheim Pukekohe Auckland New Plymouth Wellington Tauranga Invercargill
7:35pm 7:35pm 7:35pm 2:35pm 5:35pm 7:35pm 2:35pm 4:35pm
WEEK 4 02 Sep 03 Sep 04 Sep 05 Sep 05 Sep 05Sep 06 Sep 06 Sep
Taranaki v Counties Manukau Manawatu v Canterbury Otago v Tasman Waikato v Auckland Southland v Wellington Hawke’s Bay v North Harbour (RS) Northland v Taranaki Counties Manukau v Bay of Plenty
New Plymouth Palmerston N Dunedin Hamilton Invercargill Napier Whangarei Pukekohe
7:35pm 7:35pm 7:35pm 2:35pm 5:35pm 7:35pm 2:35pm 4:35pm
WEEK 5 09 Sep 10 Sep 11 Sep 12 Sep 12 Sep 12 Sep 13 Sep 13 Sep
Auckland v Manawatu Waikato v Southland Wellington v Tasman North Harbour v Counties Manukau Bay of Plenty v Taranaki Canterbury v Hawke’s Bay Auckland v Otago Manawatu v Northland
Auckland Hamilton Wellington Albany Rotarua Christchurch Auckland Palmerston N
7:35pm 7:35pm 7:35pm 2:35pm 5:35pm 7:35pm 2:35pm 4:35pm
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(RS) - Ranfurley Shield match. All details subject to change.
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WEEK 6 16 Sep 17 Sep 18 Sep 19 Sep 19 Sep 19 Sep 20 Sep 20 Sep
Tasman v North Harbour Wellington v Otago Taranaki v Waikato Hawke’s Bay v Bay of Plenty Southland v Manawatu Northland v Counties Manukau North Harbour v Canterbury Tasman v Auckland
Nelson 7:35pm Wellington 7:35pm New Plymouth7:35pm Napier 2:35pm Invercargill 5:35pm Whangarei 7:35pm Albany 2:35pm Blenheim 4:35pm
WEEK 7 23 Sep 24 Sep 25 Sep 26 Sep 26 Sep 26 Sep 27 Sep 27 Sep
Canterbury v Waikato Hawke’s Bay v Auckland (RS) Northland v Bay of Plenty Counties Manukau v Tasman Otago v Southland Manawatu v North Harbour Waikato v Wellington Canterbury v Taranaki
Christchurch Napier Whangarei Pukekohe Dunedin Palmerston N Hamilton Christchurch
7:35pm 7:35pm 7:35pm 2:35pm 5:35pm 7:35pm 2:35pm 4:35pm
WEEK 8 30 Sep 01 Oct 02 Oct 03 Oct 03 Oct 03 Oct 04 Oct 04 Oct
Wellington v Hawke’s Bay North Harbour v Otago Waikato v Counties Manukau Tasman v Canterbury Manawatu v Taranaki Auckland v Northland Southland v Hawke’s Bay Bay of Plenty v Wellington
Wellington Albany Hamilton Nelson Palmerston N Auckland Invercargill Tauranga
7:35pm 7:35pm 7:35pm 2:35pm 5:35pm 7:35pm 2:35pm 4:35pm
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Northland v Otago Taranaki v Tasman Hawke’s Bay v Waikato (RS) Canterbury v Southland Wellington v Manawatu Counties Manukau v Auckland North Harbour v Northland Otago v Bay of Plenty
Whangarei 7:35pm New Plymouth7:35pm Napier 7:35pm Christchurch 2:35pm Wellington 5:35pm Pukekohe 7:35pm Albany 2:35pm Dunedin 4:35pm
16 Oct 17 Oct 17 Oct 17 Oct 23 Oct 24 Oct
SEmifinalS TBC TBC TBC TBC
7:35pm 2:35pm 5:05pm 7:35pm
finalS (Championship & Premiership) TBC 7:35pm TBC 7:35pm
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100% locally owned and operated The growth of Sunrise Cleaning has led to new offices in Richmond, so that the team can continue to provide an outstanding service. Owner Bruce Farley has built the business up from nothing, and has operated successfully for over 25 years thanks to a loyal staff and the relationships he has forged with his many clients. In 1986, Bruce moved to Nelson from Auckland where he had been milking cows on the family farm. He is proud to say that he has been self-employed since the age of 21 with school bus runs and a relief milking business. So when he arrived in Nelson, naturally working for someone else wasn’t really an option. Bruce put an ad in the local paper looking for a small business to take on
and received replies including a firewood company and a commercial cleaning company. You may think you know where this story is going, but no, Bruce didn’t take on the existing cleaning business, deciding it wasn’t a good investment. It did, however, put the idea in his head to establish a cleaning company from scratch and so Sunrise Cleaning was born. More precisely, the business began when Bruce was walking down Queen St one day and saw ANZ bank were doing renovations. He got the cleaning contract and was soon driving in from Upper Moutere every night for one and a quarter hours of work, which soon paid off as he slowly built up his clientele. “I got Nelson Pine Industries when they
Some of the Sunrise Cleaning team in their new office. From left, Karen Prestidge, Bruce Farley, Ian Longley and Angela Bezett with Moss the dog. were just starting, there were just a few port-a-com offices, a toilet block and a digger in the middle of a paddock and
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100% locally owned and operated three months I had a reasonable income and quit my day job.” There are many current commercial clients who share the story with Bruce, including Air Nelson, and Bruce says those relationships are what the job is all about. Sunrise Cleaning is now based in one of the office spaces above the Richmond Mall, who also happen to be one of their clients. Bruce and the team have been there two months and everyone is excited about how the new premises will benefit the business. “I used to think that working from a home office was really cool, I could just look out my window and see rhododendrons and beautiful gardens, but I realised since moving here that we should have done this ten years ago. The separation between home and business is really nice now,” says Bruce. The business has also gone through a re-structure, so that it can operate more efficiently and better satisfy clients’ requirements. Since its beginnings, Sunrise
Cleaning has narrowed its cleaning services to achieve quality over quantity, and now focuses on catering to their commercial clients. Bruce says that an efficient operation is necessary to stay in the market against the national franchise opposition. This has
the managers, it’s the same with Molly, a rare Hillman and the Tasman District Council and a Hillman Imp ute. the Richmond Mall, it’s like we’re Sunrise Cleaning has been part of their team, not a separate a tried and trusted combusiness.” mercial cleaning provider Another thing that sets Sunrise for more than 25 years. Cleaning apart is their commit- For more information ment to using green products. about how they can meet The cleaning products they use your commercial cleaning Proudly supporting Nelson are exclusively bio- requirements, give them business since 1840 degradable and a call today on 544 0658, non-toxic, as the call Bruce on 0274 991 company is con- 568 or visit their website scious of the im- www.sunrisecleaningserv pact that cleaning ices.co.nz. products have on Owner Bruce Farley and Moss our environment. with one of the more interesting As well as their forms of company transport, an general cleaning Austin 10 van called Molly. services, Sunrise Cleaning are more been achieved thanks to an ir- than happy to organise the rereplaceable management team moval of recycling, and can also Building Your Success SupportingSupporting Your Business Building Your Success Your Business and hardworking people in the assist with all their carpet cleanfield, including Bruce’s secretary ing, laundry and document deYOURSUCCESS.CO.NZ Karen who has been with the struction needs, thanks to reliLet us help you realise yourBuilding dreams Your Success Supporting Your Business business for over 20 years. able sub-contractors. of success and financial freedom. “We just try and sell ourselves While the traditional fleet of Let us help you realise your dreams on quality and relationships. Re- Sunrise Cleaning vans can be ACCOUNTING ESSENTIALS &YOURSUCCESS.CO.NZ BUSINESS INNOVATION Montgomery Square, Nelson P +64 3 546 9871 of success and financial54freedom. are divisions of Your Success Limited lationships are really important seen driving around town, there Let us help you realise your dreams success and financial freedom. Proud toofsupport Sunrise Cleaning and the one thing I’ve enjoyed are a few historical motor vehicle ACCOUNTING ESSENTIALS & BUSINESS INNOVATION 54 Montgomery Square, Nelson P +64 most about building the busi- gems in Bruce’s collection. His ACCOUNTING ESSENTIALS & BUSINESS INNOVATION divisions of Your Success Limited 54 Montgomery Square, Nelson P +64 3 546 9871 ness. I really like contracts where love of cars has seenare more than are divisions of Your Success Limited I build up a relationship with a few come under his ownerthe business, and I get sad that it ship, but in particular are those seems to be declining these days,” painted up and used for comAs pArt of our cAre, shAre And says Bruce. “Like Nelson Pine, I pany transport. They include an involve community project, you can walk in there and I know all 80 year old Austin 10 van called cAn borrow our trAiler
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It wasn’t just the artists doing the painting at the latest exhibition for Tasman Visual Arts Group. In order to engage their audience, this year the group decided to offer the public a little bit more hands-on fun. An exhibition hunt also gave participants a chance to dabble in some water colour painting or drawing of their own, or they could watch while the group’s artists demonstrated how it’s done. For the group’s members. an art challenge required a phrase of the artist’s choice to be painted onto an 18x18 size backdrop, using any medium they wished. The winner by viewers’ choice was Lois Morgan. People’s Choice for the day
Tasman Visual Arts Group’s youngest members Kahlum Nicholson and Sophie Holland at the group’s exhibition in the Richmond Town Hall on Saturday. Photo Jessie Johnston. is still to be collected and counted. President Sheree Phyn says they had a wonderful turn out from the public includ-
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ders. Taking time out and slowing down is such a blessing, we forget just how busy we get in our normal everyday existence. Can I encourage you to slow down and enjoy the sunsets? If anyone is interesting in learning more about the Camino there is plenty of information online. And anyone interested in learning more about our own pilgrimage, you are welcome to attend a Camino Evening on Saturday August 15 at 7pm, at the St. David’s Worship Centre, 11 Florence St, Richmond. We will talk and show photos of our walking adventure across Spain.
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One of the themes I often write about in the Just a Thought column is the fact that people need to slow their lives down and make time for the important things in this world. I say this because, sadly in my job, I come across people who suffer from having been so busy chasing material gain and success that late in life they have deep regrets. The common reflections I hear are “why did I chase the dollar when hindsight tells me relationships
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with family and friends are much more important”. Therefore once again I throw out the challenge to readers – slow down and take time to smell the roses. Slow down and make time to feel the grass between your toes as you enjoy the company of family and friends. Having material gain and being successful doesn’t cut it at the end of the day – it is way overrated. A couple of months ago my lovely wife and I took time out from our normal busy lifestyle to do just that.
We slowed down and walked the Camino de Santiago across Spain. Known as an ancient pilgrimage pathway, we followed the French Way leaving from Saint Jean Pied de Port in France and ending up in Muxia on the coast of Spain via Santiago de Compostela and Finisterre. In 36 days, we walked 1000km, never once getting into a vehicle. It was a fantastic experience where we had time for the truly important things in life. Spanish cuisine, talking with each other and fellow pilgrim walkers and being able to pray meaningful prayers instead of one minute won-
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Members of the Nelson Area Dressage Group at the end of the Pitt & Moore Winter Series for 2015. The series has been running for four months from the Rough Island Equestrian Park.
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The Pitt & Moore 2015 Winter Series has been a fun and educational competition for local riders. The event has been run for the past four months, with dressage combinations accumulating points from lead rein to level 5. Held by the Nelson Area Dressage Group at the Rough Island Equestrian Park, Sunday, July 26, saw the last round in the series. The winter series was an opportunity for all riders to give dressage a go and organisers say this event has seen a great turn out with plenty of fierce competition for the champion ribbons. Results for the Pitt & Moore Winter Series included Lead Rein Champion: Amy Wassell on horse Ellangowan Monarch, Training Pony Champion: Jaime Rushbrooke on Windward Limerick and Training Horse Champion: Helen Trotman and Bugsy. Level 1 non-graded Pony Champion was Rilee McMeekin on Flying with Style, Level 1 nongraded Horse Champion: Tessa Silcock and Rondezvous LA and Level 1 graded Champion: Madison McMeekin and She’s Better than Homework. Jessica Stock was the Level 2 non-graded Pony Champion with her horse Lacey, Level 2 nongraded Horse Champion: James Duncan and BL Alonso and Level 2 graded Champion: Carmen Snowden with Zactac Paris. The Level 3 non-graded Champion was Angela Heafield on Jamaican me Crazy and Level 3 graded Champion was Helen Bowler and horse Escondido Grey Cloud. Julie Fraser and her horse Arnage Rhumba were the Level 4 Champions and Level 5 Champion was Jan Morice with Lugano. Young Rider Graded Champion went to Meila Picard on her horse Kirkwood Prince Harry and Young Rider Non-Graded Champion was Jaime Rushbrooke with Absolute Justice. Their next event is a training/fun day on September 6.
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Tapawera Nelson Honey left their best until last quarter on their way to a 31-27 win against a talented Motueka High School team in Nelson Netball’s Premier 2 game played at Saxton Stadium on Saturday. The spoils were shared in the first round when they drew and early indications were that the accurate shooting of Dylan Sixtus was likely to pave the way for the college girls. Ebbs and flows were the order of the day in the first quarter as first Motueka and then Tapawera scored two sets of three successive goals. Motueka lead 7 – 6 at the first break. While Dylan had the perfect conversion rate with seven from seven, it was the Tapawera offence which began to
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grow in confidence. Wing attack Tania Simpson was rock steady, she did the work off the line, played good straight lines and was sharp on the quick release into her shooters. Motueka went into the major break with a 21–14 advantage. Tapawera’s circle defenders Anthea Shearer and Olivia Williams were a formidable duo. Anthea’s height proved to be an advantage for the tip ball, and great body positioning denied Motueka the second shot. Tapawera narrowed the gap to 21–23 with a quarter remaining. Tapawera coach, Sandy Warnes made some positional changes for the final quarter
with Anthea and Olivia swapping. Olivia provided a tighter defence on Dylan, so tight in fact that the talented player only attempted one goal in the final quarter. Motueka was restricted to a just four goals while Tapawera were at their most potent in scoring 10 to take the victory. While Tapawera’s win was the result of a team effort, goal shoot Tegan Cornell could be well pleased with her performance. She was more confident at range and rebounded strongly while the effervescent goal attack Emma Bannister chimed in with another solid showing. Jess Bird was bought back from the bench at wing defence and she was all the better for it as she hunted the ball and applied pressure on the outside of Motueka’s circle.
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Kendo training camp coming to Nelson Jessie Johnston Kendo literally means “way of the sword” and is a modern Japanese martial art. In Nelson, Kendo is now a sport to less than 20 people across both the Shoshin Kendo Club and Nelson Kendo Club. Descended from swordsmanship, the sport uses bamboo swords called Shinai and protective armour, combining martial arts practices and values with heart-pumping physical activity. This year, the two Nelson clubs will be jointly hosting the 2015 New Zealand Kendo Federation Winter Camp, a seminar and training weekend for all members registered with the national federation. The seminar will be lead by Morioka Hiromitsu Sensei, 7th Dan, along with two other high grade Kendoka from Japan. No matter what age or level, Kendoka (practitioners of kendo) from around the country will be gathering in Nelson to take part in the camp, which will be run over the weekend of Saturday 15 and Sunday 16, August, in the Stoke Hall. “For us, it’s our first nationally run event, so we want to do a good job of that, but also to do the training [is important to us]. We probably think
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Shoshin Kendo Club's, from left, Azusa MacKenzie, Rayon MacKenzie and Shota Goto. The two Nelson clubs will be hosting this year's NZKF Winter Camp featuring three tutors from Japan. Photo: Jessie Johnston. we’re awesome, but we need people like the 7th and 6th Dans to show us we’re not,” says Shoshin Kendo Clubs’ Rayon Mackenzie. “We go to these things all the time because we think we need to get better at Kendo. It also keeps us in touch with the new techniques, the new rules and especially other types of Kendo.” An AGM determines who will host the
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Top national swim coach back in the water Tasman Masters swimmers have been benefiting from some world-class coaching since coach Glen Findlay joined their ranks last year. Glen moved to Nelson with his family at the start of last year after spending 20 years at AquaGym and QEII in Christchurch, where he coached three-time Olympic and Commonwealth Games medallist swimmer Helen Norfolk and Olympic triathlete Craig Watson. He also coached a number of national squads at world champs and worked extensively with Paralympic star Sophie Pascoe and her coach Roly Crichton. "I'm from Greymouth, so I only started swimming at AquaGym when we moved to Christchurch when I was 14. We had Brett Naylor as coach and had a really strong squad with swimmers like Anna Simcic. "When I finished swimming competitively, I joined AquaGym as assistant coach to Brett and after
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Glen Findlay at the Tasman Masters Swim session at the Richmond Aquatic Centre last Sunday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. ly challenging task of house-husbanding, he is still keeping his hand-in at the Richmond Aquatic Centre. "When we moved here I wanted to start swimming again, so I joined the Tasman Masters. It's been good getting back in the pool again and it's good to be able to give a small helping hand here and there. "They are a very diverse group
with entry level swimmers right through to swimmers who have competed at the Commonwealth Games. It's fun swimming with them and I'm enjoying the coaching again, too. "It's also been good catching up with the coaches up here - Andy Adair has an extremely good programme running and Jos Pattison was an absolute legend when I
was coaching in Christchurch there are definitely a lot of good things happening in swimming in Nelson." But Glen is also learning a thing or two about swimming, after diving into open water swimming at the Port Nelson Sea Swim series. He says he was "like a little baby out there" during the first few sea swims, with swimmers from the Tasman Masters that he was lapping over 400m in the pool finishing over a minute ahead in open water. "I didn't know how far I'd gone or where I was going - it was an eye-opener. But I talked to the other swimmers about it and implemented the things I learned and slowly got it sorted - it's been very enjoyable." Glen is preparing for another first as he trains for his first marathon, in Auckland in November. "I've hit the mid-forties so I'm running to try and stay in shape - I want to turn my mono-ab into a stereo-ab. I'm not a runner, but I'd love to go under four hours."
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MULTISPORT: Nelson multisport athlete Trevor Voyce will have his first serious hitout of the season when he lines up in Sunday’s Gibbs Hill Challenge in Golden Bay while Naomi Whitehead and Suzie Wood head a strong women’s field. The race starts with a 23km road ride from Takaka to Wainui before competitors run 21km around the northern end of Abel Tasman National Park and then cycle back to Takaka. The race starts at 9.15am on Sunday.
RUGBY: Waimea College conceded a lastminute try to lose to Timaru BHS 26-19 in their University of Canterbury Crusaders region secondary schools rugby game in Timaru on Saturday. The score was tied at 12-12 at half time and 19-19 with seconds remaining when Timaru scored a try in the game’s final play. Nelson College needs to win against Christchurch Boys’ High in their last round robin game this Saturday to have a chance of making the semi-finals after beating Rangiora 38-0 last Saturday.
CYCLING: Team Fulton featured in race nine of the Ray White Winter road cycling series held around Wai-iti Valley and Eighty-eight Valley on Saturday. Karen Fulton finished two minutes 25 seconds behind B grade winner Paul Mitchell to be the fastest woman while her daughter Shaane won the C grade in 1hr 25min 56sec. Robin Reid won the A grade race in 1hr 16min 32sec, just five seconds clear of Chris Sharland.
LEAGUE: Tahunanui Tigers have been crowned Tasman Rugby League champions after a 30-22 win over Victory Phoenix at Trafalgar Park on Saturday. The see-sawing match was only decided in the final act of the game, when a Tiger scored in the left-hand corner to give his side a six point lead with time up on the clock. Both sides threw everything at the game but the Tigers had the better of the final ten minutes and deserved to come away with the win.
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Applications are open for Tasman District Council’s Community Grants. The Council allocates funds to support and encourage community-led projects. Over the last year, $207,000 was invested in projects ranging from local facility upgrades to local history displays, emergency service equipment to pest control, and local art to ANZAC commemorations. To be considered applications must be for initiatives within Tasman and/or demonstrate the benefits to Tasman residents. Ideally, the funds applied for will be for a specific service that has community support. This year the total allocation is $219,000 over eight categories; • Community and Economic Development Initiatives $30,000 • Arts/Culture/Heritage/Museums $32,000 • Festivals and Events $40,000 • Youth and Children $25,000 • Social Services $21,000 • Environment $20,000 • Emergency Services $16,000 • Sport and Recreation Facilities $35,000 Applications close 31 August 2015. Applications can be made online or you can download an application form at www.tasman.govt.nz/link/community-grants-application Hard copy application forms are available from Council Service Centres and Libraries in Richmond, Motueka, Takaka and Murchison. Contact Tasman District Council Community Partnerships Coordinator Mike Tasman-Jones for further information on Ph. 03 543 8403.
Tasman District Council hereby gives public notice pursuant to Schedule 10 of the Local Government Act 1974 that the two areas of unformed legal road described below, adjacent to Teapot Valley Road Brightwater, are now stopped. This follows on from public notice undertaken on 5 June 2015, and again on 19 June 2015, of Council’s intention to stop the road. No objections were received as a result of that public notification and Council is now formally declaring that the following land is stopped road. Section 1 SO 484272, an area of 698m2 Section 2 SO 484272, an area of 6646m2 Any enquiries regarding the above should be directed to Susannah Peckham, at the Council’s Richmond Offices. Lindsay McKenzie, Chief Executive Officer, Tasman District Council.
Dog Registrations expired Anyone who keeps a dog aged three months or older is required to register it annually. Registration forms for all dogs currently on the Council’s database were posted at the end of May 2015. The fee for dogs that were not registered by 1 August 2015 increased by 50% on top of the standard urban or rural registration fee. Infringement notices and the associated fine of $300.00 will be served on owners who fail to register their dogs prior to 1 September 2015. Any change of details, whether it is a change of dog owner or address, must be made in writing. Registration update forms are available from all Council Service Centres, or by emailing dogcontrol@tasman.govt.nz, or as a pdf download from the Council’s website www.tasman.govt.nz Information relating to dogs and all current fees can also be found on the Council’s website.
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Council Meetings Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz Community Development Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 6 August 2015, 9.30 am. Public forum Animal Control Subcommittee (Dog Classification) Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 6 August 2015, 3.00 pm. No public forum Golden Bay Community Board Takaka Fire Station, Motupipi Street, Takaka, Tuesday 11 August 2015, 9.00 am. Public forum Tasman Regional Transport Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Tuesday 11 August 2015, 9.30 am. No public forum Engineering Services Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 13 August 2015, 9.30 am. Public forum
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Henley Kindergarten Quiz Night 7.30pm, Fri 11 Sept. Funds for two water collection tanks above sandpit. At 19th Hole, Nelson Golf Club, Tahuna. Tickets $10per person, Teams up to 8 people. Call 5446908topurchasetickets. Boot Market this Saturday 9-12 pm Richmond Church of Christ Clothes swap,fFree coffee, lots of bargains,goodsforrecyclingoryettobeused.Cnrof Darcy&CroucherSts.Sites$5contactph5445415 Discover the ins and outs of powers of attorney. FreeLawforLunchtalkwithPeterRiley,Community Law Service. Richmond Library Thursday 13 August12.00-1.00pm. Free Certificate in Small Business Management - New Saturday morning class! business. No fee 36 weekprogramme.Infosessions:9.30amSat 8Aug. at Barbican Training Centre (next to Stoke Mobil petrol station) Register at www.barbicantc.com or callPip035476138. NELSON TRAMPING CLUB invites you: Aug 10, Club Night and AGM, guest speaker Aat Vervoorn. August 10, Snow Training Day, Rainbow, Easy, ph Pat 539 1340. Details www.http:// nelsontrampingclub.org.nz Adult Learning Support (ALS) is seeking new Governance Committee members. ALS is a registered charity providing tuition in literacy and numeracy. Ideally, people with experience in business, tutoring or Not For Profit area. Contact Cameron Forbes,035483041,manager@adultlearning.co.nz. Apple Mac User Group, August meeting is Wednesday 19th at 7pm Richmond Library. An interestgroupforA ‘ pple’usersincludingusersofAppledevices,arewelcome.Refertowww.nbmug.org. nzorcallJohn5473408. WaimeaHarrierClubmeetsthisSaturday,atMotueka, for the first of the Sprig and Fern 10k races, starting 2.30pm. Meet near the Sprig in Wallace St. All runners and walkers welcome. For further details,contactAlanPh5423768.
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