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Kei rāhui te hoko motokā ki te rori o Salisbury Headline in English: Salisbury Rd car sales could be banned. Waimea College principal Scott Haines is backing a proposal to ban car sales from Salisbury Rd and create drop-off pick-up zones outside the school, saying the move

would dramatically improve traffic safety for students. Scott contacted the Tasman District Council with his concerns about traffic safety issues outside the school earlier this year. Last week, council agreed to start public consultation on three key proposed chang-

es in the traffic by-law aimed at making the stopping lines on Salisbury Road on the road safer for students. north eastern side of the Waimea College Council voted to approve consultation for staff car park”. “a proposal to ban vehicles for sale for the Two P2 drop-off pick-up spaces on Salisbury Rd, outside Waimea full length of Salisbury Rd”. It also approved consultation on It’s Maori SEE PAGE 2 “a proposal to extend the no Language Week so

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Kei te hiahia mātou ngā Remana Headline in English: We want lemons. Rachel Orr’s real fruit ice-creams are such a hit she’s turned a part time side-business into a full time gig, but she’s missing one key ingredient -- lemons. You see, among Rachel’s more popular icecream is a lemon flavour. Usually she is inundated with lemons to wash, bash and prepare for her ice-cream, but this year she’s a little short and is putting the word out for homegrown lemons. And she’s even willing to swap them for one of her famous ice-creams. “I’d be happy to give an ice-cream voucher for some lemons,” she says. “I’m desperate.” Rachel’s “Get Real Fruit Ice-cream” cart, was built in Richmond and Hope and is usually parked at Tahuna Beach. “We get so busy in summer, we’ve been there for three years now and it’s such a great vibe down there.” Rachel says she needs the lemons now because she’s far too busy in the summer to process them. Anyone with lemons that they’d be willing to donated to Rachel can call her on 544 5618 and she’d be thrilled to come and pick them up.

Richmond woman Rachel Orr is after some lemons to make into lemon flavoured ice-cream to sell from her popular Get Real Fruit Ice-Cream cart. Photo: Andrew Board.

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Don Clementson, Richmond. “Yes, because all our parking is taken up in those school times, then people stop and double park to look at cars and take up valuable parking for the rest of Salisbury Road.”

Val Andrews, Richmond. “I agree with that, it makes it hard for people to come and pick up kids, but seeing as I don’t drive I don’t think I should have any complaints.”

Cedric MacAdam, Waimea West. “Yeah, I just think it’s a public area, it’s around the schools, but I also think the TDC should look at making a space available to sell cars and then people can park off road.”

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Wendy Cumming, Richmond. “I think that’s an excellent idea. It’s an ideal place for a pick-up zone and, as someone who works there occasionally, I know it’s a convenient place to park for a short time.”

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Salisbury Rd car sales could be banned FROM PAGE 1 College and three P2 drop off-pick up spaces on Salisbury Rd outside Waimea Intermediate, are also included in the public consultation which was notified on Saturday. Scott says the college approached council about the changes after a student was knocked off her bike by a car outside the school. He says the driver had their “line of sight restricted by a camper van with a ‘for sale’ sign in the window parked just outside the school”. “We wrote to them after we had one accident and three near-misses out here on Salisbury Rd,” Scott says. “There are four schools in close

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Waimea College principal Scott Haines wants car sales on Salisbury Rd banned. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

proximity on Salisbury Rd with well in excess of 2000 students and hundreds of staff so it’s just about providing safe and legitimate access for everyone.” Although Scott concedes the proposed changes may not please everyone, he hopes that people understand that the safety of school children is par-

amount. Scott says the four schools are delighted with the proposed changes which were formulated after they met on-site with the council. “The mayor and three of the staff came down and we had follow-up meetings with the council and all the other schools concerned so that’s been really pleasing.”

Council activity planning officer Daryl Page says the proposed changes will first need to go through the public consultation process which was notified this week. The final proposals will be discussed by council at a meeting on September 22. Council also approved plans for streamlining the process for changing traffic-controlling devices such as give way signs, parking restrictions and no stopping lines. Presently, council is required to change a by-law to make any changes but Daryl says they will be implementing a new system that will allow the changes to be made through a council resolution process.

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Simon Bloomberg The Tasman District Council was in damage control last Thursday when it promised to review the controversial Mapua Shed 4 fence and apologised for an unauthorised $493,000 budget blowout on the Shed 4 project. The fence was being built to separate tenants in Mapua’s Shed 4 complex from a rival cafe and also provide security for gas bottles and recycling bins servicing tenants of Shed 4. However, the Mapua community objected strongly to the fence, which mayoral candidate Kit Maling labelled as “petty and vindictive”, prompting council to investigate alternatives that did not impact on neighbouring retailers. “We would be very happy for that to be done,” mayor Richard Kempthorne told councillors while deputy mayor Tim King said “I’m sure staff have got the message to look at the fence”. Mapua and District Community Association member Graeme Stradling had earlier suggested installing an

Shed 4 development following revelations of a massive and unauthorised overspend. Led by an open and honest statement by chief executive Lindsay McKenzie, council apologised for the budget blowout at Mapua and not reporting it earlier. “For all of that, I apologise personally to the council and on behalf of the organisation.” Lindsay gave an undertaking that “this is a one-off and under my watch it won’t happen again”. Council later discussed the staff accountability issues relating to unauthorised overspend behind closed doors. Richard also gave an undertaking that this “wouldn’t happen again” and told the meeting, “I need to take my part in the responsibility as well and say ‘yes this was a process that was suboptimal because of the lack of reporting’.” Council voted to fund the budget blowout at the Mapua Wharf precinct through income from selling forestry land at Slippery Rd, and by bringing forward next year’s budget for landscaping at the wharf.

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Waimea College will be cultivating curiosity at the Light Nelson exhibition that kicks off on Friday. A group of 12 students, led by their electronics teacher Drew McGlashen, are creating an interactive exhibit that plays on the creation of sound through light. The exhibit includes different sections with a number of light dependant resistors that create varying sounds depending on the amount of light that filters through. The group have dedicated class time, Wednesday afternoons, and now their weekend to finish the exhibit. But year 11 electronics student James Bradley says its .co.nz been a whole lot of fun. “I was walking past and saw sawdust flying everywhere and Mr McGlashen drilling holes and thought it was intriguing so I just joined in and haven’t left since. “I love putting all the elements together, it’s been a lot of fun and I’ve even learnt to

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Waimea College year 11 electronics’ student James Bradley works on the school’s interactive Light Nelson display. Photo: Brittany Spencer. solder neater.” James says he’ll definitely be at Light Nelson and is looking forward to seeing what people think of their work. “It’s a pretty awesome achievement to have our exhibit displayed to all of Nelson, I’m definitely going to be there to see how everyone interacts with it and what people think.”

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Drew says the idea came from the school’s Make A Brick fundraiser and while he designed it, the students have been doing most of the work. “It’s been great to see everyone getting involved, we’ll have students walking by between classes and they’ll ask what it is out of curiosity and next minute they’re joining

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A five-month long stormwater upgrade at Orphanage Stream was completed last week. Starting in February, the project involved upgrading the stormwater infrastructure and building a flood detention bund next to Main Rd Stoke, which will minimise the potential for damage to downstream properties in heavy rain events by using the Saxton Field area as storage. A Nelson City Council spokesperson says there were no major hold-

ups, and with a construction cost of $275,000, the project saw 1300m3 of fill imported to use for earth bunds and it offers a storage capacity of 39,000m3 of flood flow. The project is part of Nelson City Council’s programme to endorse the upgrading of streams and rivers in the city, where the risk to people and assets is high. Council will undertake upgrade works to cater for future one-in-100 year flows. Some final landscaping work is due to take place in the next two weeks.

WINE WINNERS: Seifried Estate won two top awards at the San Francisco International Wine Competition last week. The Old Coach Road Nelson Sauvignon Blanc was judged the Best Sauvignon Blanc while the Winemakers Collection Sweet Agnes Riesling 2015 won the Best Late Harvest White. Founder and viticulturist to the family winery, Hermann Seifried credits the success to the warm summer temperatures during the growing season and close attention to detail in the vineyard producing exceptional grapes. MAYOR AGAINST SCHOOL CLOSURE: Tasman mayor Richard Kempthorne is asking the Minister of Education Hekia Parata to reconsider plans to close Salisbury School. Richard says he wants the minister to visit the Richmond special needs, all-girls school to gain a better understanding of the school’s proposal for their future and to support their efforts to provide a way forward. He says investment in the school and the student’s lives “will certainly be paid back many times over in the future, financially, socially and morally”. TRESPASSED FROM MALL: A man has been trespassed from the Richmond Mall after police and fire service investigated an unusual odour coming from a cubicle in the men’s toilet opposite Farmers on June 21. A cleaner felt dizzy and became ill after entering the toilet and noticing the strange odour. Police subsequently found and spoke to the man, who is known to police, but Senior Constable Glyn Cunningham says no charges were laid.

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Ski field opening postponed: Rainbow Ski Field announced last night that those wanting to carve up the slopes may have to wait a while longer to strap on their boards and skis. The ski field was set to open on July 9 following a heavy dump of powdery snow at the end of May, but due to the recent rain and warm fronts the field will now open on July 16. “We’re sitting at about 10cm on the up-

Koha Shed reaches final destination: After more than a year, the Koha Shed Nelson is finally at its new home at Victory Community Centre. The 40ft and 20ft containers were transported to the community centre on Wednesday and Thursday morning and, although they look more like large unmissable lego bricks plonked by the car park, centre co-ordinator Nicola Baré says they won’t stay the colour of Elmo forever. The containers will undergo a lick of paint and a renovation, with window and storage installations before opening their doors in around three weeks.

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INDEPENDENCE DAY CRUISE: “Spot” Christoffersen with his wife Di Gingell and their 1970 Pontiac, at Club Waimea on Sunday for the start of the Independence Day Cruise. The cruise is hosted by the Nelson City Hot Rod and Custom Club and saw dozens of cars make their way around the Tasman district before finishing at Brightwater. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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Waimea College’s jazz musicians hit all the right notes again, winning the major awards at the Nelson Youth Jazz Festival held at The Boathouse in Nelson. The college’s senior combo of Stuart Gordon, Teem Detdecho, Peter Hamilton, Brandon Hart, Leah Miles and Louise Davis were named the Best Combo and Best Overall while Stuart won Best Piano at the festival last month. Louise also won Highly Commended Vocals with Teem received the Highly Commended Guitar. The combo continued Waimea’s remarkable record at the festival, winning the Best Combo Award for the fourth consecutive year and the Best

Overall for the third straight year. The Nelson Jazz Club-organised festival has been running for the last five years and attracts the top combos from schools around Nelson and Tasman. “We had to play four pieces in a 20 minute set, so we’d spent a lot of time rehearsing,” Louise says. “We’ve been practising as a band once a week and also on our own to make sure we were ready.” Music teacher and jazz enthusiast Martin Emo says the festival was a great opportunity for the young musicians to play before an audience. Martin says the combo’s members were all gifted musicians who he had “spotted in music classes” and given the opportunity to develop their talents.

“I was gigging at their age so there’s no reason why they shouldn’t be doing the same thing and the festival gives them that chance,” Martin says. Martin says the combo had benefitted from another opportunity when they attended workshops at the Wellington International Jazz Festival earlier this month. The students attended a workshop with international stars, including American Grammy-nominated vocalist Karrin Allyson, and went to a show featuring Wayne Shorter who has played alongside Miles Davis. Waimea College also had a junior combo of Johnathan Matheson, John Jensen, Matthew Hitchens Zak Milson and Jacob Saunders at the Nelson Youth Jazz Festival.

New Owners for Tophouse Tophouse Historic Inn is once again open for The four, self-contained cottages adjacent to the accommodation along with weekend Devon- homestead are also getting a spruce-up. shire teas and coffee. “We want to upgrade the cottages and the New owners Miles and Helen Anderson official- homestead so they’re extremely comfortable but ly opened the doors of the iconic drovers’ hotel in keeping with the historic feel that Tophouse near St Arnaud on Queens has,” says Miles. “We want it to be Birthday weekend. a homely, welcoming place.” Miles, a builder, recently sold Over winter, they’ll be offering his business to take on the accommodation seven days and new challenge of hospitality. opening on weekends for Devon“After being a builder, I wantshire teas and coffee. Meals are ed to get out of the industry available for house guests only; the and use my skills on a propinn will not operate as a restaurant. erty of my own,” he says. “We’d like Tophouse to be the premium accommodation for the After a long career of nurs‘mountain view’ area,” Helen says. ing, Helen was also ready for “People looking for a break in a a change of lifestyle. location where there’s plenty to do, “This seemed so appealing, can come back here after a day’s just something different,” she biking and find a bit of peace and says. quiet and relax. That’s the sort of The Nelson couple fell in love place we want to build.” with the St Arnaud area after And what of Stanley, Tophouse’s exploring it on 4WD expediHelen and Miles Anderson resident ghost? Has he made his tions. They moved to Topare the new owners of presence known? Miles laughs. house in May and are living Tophouse and invite you to “He’s either happy with what we’re in the old homestead. come and stay. doing or he’s gone on vacation,” he Alongside much-loved existing features like the “cupboard bar” and long says. “So far, we haven’t noticed anything . . . but dining table, Helen is putting her own stamp on for those ghostbusters who want to come and Tophouse with new bedding and other pieces of stay here and try to find out, they’re welcome!” furniture in keeping with the inn’s age and style. Business Update. Adv.

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Roger buzzing about career shift Simon Bloomberg Richmond turf manager Roger Hart had his final day on the job at Nelmac last Friday, signalling the end to 33 years of sowing and mowing grass on parks and reserves around the Tasman district. But Roger won’t be letting the grass grow under his feet insisting “I’m not retiring, I’m just making a lifestyle change” as he plans to expand his beekeeping hobby into a fulltime business. Roger says he’s been playing around with bees for the last five years “so I thought I’d give it a try full-time”. Roger started his career in turf management when he left Waimea College and joined the Richmond Borough Council’s parks and reserves department. After an interlude owning the Rainbow Takeaways in Stoke, he returned to the borough council in 1986, working as the Tasman districts turf manager for the last 20 years. “I remember the very first job I did on the council was digging a hole at the Richmond Cemetery. The work was quite varied back in the early days, so I also planted trees when it was too wet to mow the grass and worked in the nursery. “We also used to do most of the mowing by hand. We had a tractor with a gang mower but the rest of it was done by hand - there was no

such things as a ride-on.” “It’s a lot more specialised today with lots of new technology and equipment. There are all new varieties of grass now and drainage and irrigation is a big thing - we’ve come a long way since we used to irrigate Jubilee Park by piping water out of a well and flooding the ground.” Roger says one of the best things about being a turf manager for council has been helping develop new sports grounds and parks and then seeing so many people enjoy using them. He helped develop Jubilee Park South, Avery Field and Lord Rutherford Park, “spending a week with five or six guys picking up stones from Jubilee before sowing the grass”. “It’s a real buzz seeing the sports grounds all marked up and green. It gives you a lot of satisfaction, especially when you have helped develop the ground.” Although Roger says he is fond of all of the Tasman district’s 580 reserves and 40 hectares of sports grounds, and even its cemeteries, he admits Avery Field and Easby Park are his favourites. “Avery is a really nice development with a nice setting and I like the way it links Tasman and Nelson, and Easby is fantastic the way it runs up into Dellside Reserve. Doing my job for the last 33 years really makes you realise how lucky we are to live here.”

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Mid-winter gala draws a crowd Jessie Johnston It had the clear skies and fun-filled atmosphere of a summer fair but this year Brightwater School decided to host their gala and auction, mid-winter. After changes were made to the gala committee as parents left the school, and with too short notice to make the necessary arrangements for their usual March gala, the committee began planning for the annual event to take place in July. The added bonus of choosing mid-winter was a reduced chance of clashing with other major events on the community calendar, as well as providing families with a fun day out during one of the more uneventful months. “It was amazing, everyone just said it was a great gala, the best gala. We also had a big change around in how we laid out the stalls which worked well and the live music was amazing,” says committee member Chantelle Gibson. The profits from this year’s annual fund-raising gala will be going towards new astro turf for one of the school’s courts, as well as a new look for their junior playground. With the total sitting at around $26,000, Chantelle says this year was probably up on last year’s event, making a second mid-winter gala something to seriously consider.

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Mall shopper’s luck returns Richmond’s Janice Reed hadn’t won anything since she was a contestant in the famous television game show, The Golden Shot in England in 1967. However, Janice’s luck returned last Friday when she won $1000 worth of vouchers in the Richmond Mall’s popular Shop, Scratch and Win competition for shoppers. Shoppers who spent $120 in a single transaction in any of the mall’s stores, excluding supermarkets, were eligible to enter the competition which ran between June 6 and 26.

“I was overwhelmed when I found out I’d won,” Janice says. “When I got the email from the mall, I thought I must have left something behind there. “The last thing I won was a silver plate and china set when I was on The Golden Shot. It was the silver prize and the man who won the gold prize got a 26-track tape recorder.” Shop, Scratch and Win prizes also included free coffees, mall vouchers and spot prizes of vouchers or product from retailers.

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Young orchardists show their skills in contest Simon Bloomberg

Riwaka’s Tom Dalziel pipped Wai-West Horticulture’s Ralph Bastian and Rowan Inwood from Hoddys Orchard in the Nelson’s Young Fruit Grower competition held on Friday. Competitors started with a day-long competition at Hoddy’s Orchard in Hope where they completed a series of practical and theoretical challenges on pest identification, block analysis, first aid, irrigation, calibration, staff HR and chainsaw safety. The competition concluded at the Headingly Centre on Friday night when the contestants had to give a speech on the topic of ‘if I owned an orchard, how would I attract young workers and retain them’. Tom, 27, who works as an orchard supervisor at Thomas Bros, won a cash prize of $1500 and an all-expenses paid trip to represent Nelson at the National Young Grower of the Year in Pukekohe on July 20. “The Young Fruit Grower competition showcases and celebrates our industry’s top young talent each year,” competition coordinator Andrew Kininmonth says. “We’re very fortunate to have such loyal and passionate sponsors who support the event and assist in the development of our industry’s future leaders by testing the contestants knowledge and skills.”

Andrew says the competition “is really important because it benchmarks the competitors amongst their peers”. It is also a good opportunity for them to “do something different and meet other young people involved in the industry”. The Young Grower of the Year is an annual competition run by Horticulture New Zealand to select the finest young fruit or vegetable grower in the country. The winners from five regional events go forward to contest the final.

Rowan Inwood starts the calibration module at the Nelson Young Fruit Grower of the Year competition at Hoddy’s Orchard in Hope on Friday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

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EW Your N r fo agents cElEbratiNg 21 YEarS iN buSiNESS Dale Greaves and the team at Star Trucks International Ltd have a passion for trucks, which makes all the difference to the customer service and products their clients receive. No matter what size vehicle a business may be looking for, from van to heavy haulage, Star Trucks are proud to have something that will suit every transport requirement, their motto being, “if it’s not on the yard then we can source it”. It’s been 21 years since Star Trucks came to Nelson, although back then they were Truck Centre South Island Ltd and were an extension of the company in Tauranga where Dale was sales manager. Being the New Zealand distributor for Western Star Trucks and with marketing to the South Island done via quarterly customer calls, it was decided they needed more representation in the South Island, so Dale and Leanne made the move and started their own company, employing well known local, Graham

Thompson, (Tomo). After forming a relationship with Houston Motors, who were the only other new truck representative in Nelson, Truck Centre South Island took over the franchise for Fuso trucks. It was decided to change the name to Star Trucks International Ltd, becoming the importer for brands from Europe, Japan and the USA. Over the years, Star Trucks has taken on and said goodbye to a number of brands due to changes and compliance requirements throughout the industry. Just recently Star Trucks was once again affected by corporate changes, forcing it to leave behind Fuso and Mercedes-Benz. But when one door shuts, another door opens, this particular door opening into the well known Iveco brand. “Star Trucks was offered the opportunity to be the dealer for Iveco products, so this is an exciting time for us” says Dale. Designed in Europe with Italian flare and assembled around

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the world, including Australia, Iveco has an tain their support of other businesses within impressive range of trucks to meet every need. the community. In particular Star Truck’s will Starting with their Daily range, which includes enjoy a stronger relationship with Heslops Mosmaller car licence products such as the Daily tor Group who are the Iveco parts and services Van and Daily Cab Chassis, provider, although their Iveco just gets bigger and business also relies on the better with the Eurocargo, skills of paint and panel a mid range truck going services, tyre specialists, from 10-12 tonne GV up auto electricians, mechanto a 15 tone GV in 4x2 or ics, sign writers, uphol6x2, it also comes in a 4x4 stery businesses and engioption. Next is the Trakker, neers to name a few. designed for it’s off highAs well as these workway capabilities, it offers ing relationships, Dale 4x4, 6x4 6x6 and 8x8, folis adamant the business lowed by the Stralis with wouldn’t be where it is toa model line up offering day without exceptional forward control, carrying staff, including those who Dale Greaves and Donald McConohorsepower and cab ophave previously worked chie are the passionate sales team who tions in 4x2, 6x4, and their there. Today Star Trucks can match any business with a new or flagship 8x4. The Iveco is run by a small group used truck for their transport needs. range is finished with the including Isabel Simpson Powerstar, being a bonneted truck again with a who has been with Dale for the past 12 years, model line up of varying horse power options has in depth knowledge of the trucking indusand chassis ratings. To celebrate their new Iveco try and manages the office alongside recent addealership, Dale and the team will be holding a dition Greta Harris, who brings many years of public open day later on in industry experience to the administration. the year so that people can Dale has been in the come along and explore trucking industry most of the new product range for themselves, although times his life, originally workand dates are still to be deing as a diesel mechanic cided. With a number of before moving into truck Iveco trucks already sold sales, and after operating Star Trucks International and serving local business Ltd for the past 21 years, owners well, Dale and the is now dealing with the team are looking forward third generation amongst to meeting new customseveral of his repeat cliers and new opportunients. ties, and helping business Office manager Isabel Simpson and With around 30 years in owners find the perfect Greta Harris are the friendly administhe transport industry, transport solution for their tration team. Donald McConochie is a needs and their budget. The team has always been proud to have strong valuable addition to the Star Trucks team, joinrelationships with a number of local business- ing Dale in truck sales where he specialises in es and as Star Trucks continues to thrive after vans and small trucks. Having owned his own partnering with Iveco, Dale says they will main- transport company and previously been one of

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In the workshop professional truck driver Robbie Duncan and student Nathan Limmer ensure that every truck is well presented and ready for sale. Dale’s customers, Donald has been on both sides of the fence and brings extensive management skills to the team. In the workshop, Robbie Duncan and Nathan Limmer ensure every truck is presented at its best, both new and used. While Robbie is a professional truck driver who has worked with Dale for many years, Nathan lives and breathes trucks and has been working for Dale since he was at school. Now studying engineering at polytech, Nathan still spends his free time on the yard getting the

trucks ready for sale. While their business in used truck sales sees Star Trucks deal with customers from Kaitaia to Bluff, their given territory as an Iveco dealer is the top of the South Island although they continue to meet the trucking needs of long standing customers elsewhere within New Zealand with the approval of Iveco. Star Trucks can also cater to those needing temporary truck or trailer hire, including a joint venture with Richmond Hire to provide a rental tipper. One thing you may be sur-

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Starlight Storytime Thursday 14, 6.007.00pm. Starry stories and craft for our magical night-time storytime. Suitable for 4-10 years. Limited to 25 children, preregistration required. Brushbot & Balloon Jet Invasion! Friday 15, 10.30am-12.00pm. Make your own brushbot critter and design your own racing jet balloon-car to race in the Brushbot Grand Prix. $8, registration and pre-payment required. For ages 8+ years.

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land on Sunday. Chris did the event by himself and completed 21 laps, one more than the nearest team. Event organiser Wayne Pool says more than 500 people had registered to take part in the event, but due to the two-week postponement because of bad weather that number dropped to 430, which was still well up on last year. Wayne says all the competitors combined rode more than 17,000km, enough to travel from Nelson to Athens. Despite the event having a mountainbike element, the

highest point of the course was ironically 22 metres above sea level, while 3.5km on yellow tape marked out the course Many teams took the chance to dress up with Pacman, Where's Wally and various super heroes all making an appearance, which adds to the event says Wayne, who completed three of his laps in a tiger suit. "You have guys like Chris Sharland who go out there and blitz it from the start and then you have mums, dads and kids who are out there doing it for their own goals."

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Captain Lordan celebrates 50th with a win Jacob Page Waimea Combined No 8 Jeremy Lordan picked himself up off a muddy Waimea College rugby pitch and smiled. It was nearing the full time whistle and the impressive No 8, safe in the knowledge he had scored a try in what would be a winning effort in his 50th match, looked mightily satisfied. His team beat St Andrew’s College 3425 on Saturday, thanks to some scintillating attacks in the first half and some rugged defence in the second. Jeremy himself praised his forwards and described it as one of the best wins over three seasons with the team. There was no talk of his try post-match only the effort his team had shown on defence. “You’ve got to get up in their faces with the boys and make the big hits right to the end, I love the contact.”

Waimea Combined captain Jeremy Lordan in action on Saturday. Photo Evan Barnes Shuttersport Limited.

The durable captain, who has only missed two games in three seasons, says one of his happiest early memories of rugby was when he was allowed to play tackle for the first time as a junior at Waimea Old Boys. “I was so excited when rugby turned from touch to tackle and I could put the big hits in.” Waimea Combines were superb in the first half against St Andrews. Their forwards gave the backline front -foot ball and fullback Matthew Stevenson showed just how elusive he can be. Matthew scored two tries and set up another with a mixture of speed, fleet of foot and fending off defenders. “Our forwards really muscled-up, we put them under pressure and they didn’t like that,” Jeremy says. Waimea Combined travel to Christcurch to face Lincoln High School on Saturday.

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SportS Football: A man of the match performance from Nelson Suburbs goalkeeper Coey Turipa helped his team secure a 0-0 draw with Cashmere Technical in their Mainland Premier League match at Saxton Field on Sunday. Coey made a number of point-blank saves which kept his side in the contest. Nelson relied on counter-attacks when they had possession.

son Bays division one rugby competition. Waimea Old Boys snapped their losing streak by beating Kahurangi 26-23 and Nelson beat Marist 25-21. In division two; Stoke beat Wanderers 26-24, Huia downed Waimea Old Boys 27-3, Takaka beat Tapawera/Murchison 45-29, Marist beat Nelson 2717 and Collingwood downed Rangers 43-7.

table tennis: Nayland College’s Tayla Nesbitt, James Peters and Connor Nesbitt won the Tasman Secondary School table tennis title. They beat Marlborough Boys’ College 5-2 in the final. Garin College’s team of Henry Bowden, Westley Yan and Mook Kamonsuteechal won the plate final.

CRiCKet: Two Nelson cricket players have been named to play for the Central Stags in this summer’s domestic cricket competitions. Thirteen players have been offered contracts with the Devon Hotel Central Stags including Nelson’s Greg Hay and Marty Kain.

Rugby: Wanderers made light work of Stoke 32-15 in the Nel-

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day. Jacks OPD beat previously undefeated Prices Pharmacy A last week, but Prices still finished top and earned the No 1 seed. Richmond Glass finished second. Running: Waimea Harriers are holding the annual Dovedale Hill race this Saturday. Registration for the 11.1km run-walk from Wakefield Village to the top of the Dovedale Hill is from 1.30pm with walkers starting at 2pm and runners at 2.15pm and 2.30pm. Entry is free to Waimea Harriers and Athletics Nelson members and $10 for non-members. Running: Waimea College runner Bridie Edwards has been named captain of the New Zealand junior women’s crosscountry team to compete at the Australian champs in Stromlo Forest Park, in Canberra on August 20 and 22. Bridie has already represented New Zealand at the world schools crosscountry championships in Hungary where she finished 21st.

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Waimea College Silver outlasted Nelson College for Girls 23-19 in a see-sawing senior 7 game of netball at Saxton Stadium on Saturday. Waimea scored the first four goals and looked the most promising in attack. Neither team looked after the ball in the mid-court and it showed on the scoreboard, with Waimea holding a 5-2 first quarter advantage. NCG's shaky first quarter was quickly put behind them in the second. They dominated possession and, most importantly, treasured it after they earned turnovers. They scored the first six goals after the first break, before Waimea, having seen their three goal advantage turn into a three goal deficit, went on little run of their own to even the game up at 8-8. Nelson goal shoot Hannah Sloane was instrumental in getting her team back in the contest in the second quarter. With the scores locked at 9-9 at the main break, it was Waimea who earned an early two goal advantage. It proved to be an advantage they would not relinquish. The match was of a higher standard in the second half with both teams moving the ball through the court with more cohesion. With both teams earning turnovers, each side tried to get the ball into

Waimea College centre lucy Radman-brown looks up court during her team's 23-19 win over nelson College for girls in their senior 7 netball match at saxton stadium on saturday. Photo Jacob Page. their respective attacking circle. Waimea held their lead and grew it to three, 17-14, by the final break. NCG had chances to get back into the game but a strong Waimea defence snuffed out the opportunities in the final quarter to ensure victory.

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“We can’t approach it any differently to any of the previous weeks, it’s just nice to be in this position after what has been an upand-down season for us.” Mark says with the number of injuries and amount of rebuilding the club has done in 2016, he believes the outcome of the match will not define their season. “The guys have been going out there and giving it a go even though we’ve been down on numbers, and I’m sure they’ll do

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He says a draw would have been a fair result but his team kicked their goals, while Kahurangi struggled. The boot of Luca Roden will no doubt be influential again if Waimea are to have a chance to topple Stoke on what are quickly becoming tricky conditions to play running rugby in as winter takes hold. Tim Coman was immense at the breakdown, while the return of Jeff Lepa added some much-needed grunt to the forwards.

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Waimea Old Boys B have received their wake-up call and are now focussing on finishing second ahead of the semi-finals. They were humbled at home 27-3 on Saturday and will now look to regroup ahead of a big clash with Stoke this weekend. The loss saw them drop to third and while a semifinal spot is assured, coach Wayne Bateman says they would like a home semi final. “We have no excuses, Huia wanted it more, they were hungrier than us and beat us to the ball most times. “We’ll have to have a sit down and work out where to improve but we were missing seven first choice guys and six of them should be back this weekend.” Wayne says his team needed a wake-up ahead of playoff rugby and Huia certainly provided it. “We weren’t committed enough at the breakdown, we didn’t drive over the ball and they killed us for most of the game in that area.” There is potential the two teams could meet again in the semifinals so it is important lessons are learnt ahead of a rematch.

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Waimea College 10A Netball South Island Junior Secondary Schools Tournament The Waimea College 10A netball team is aiming for a top 10 finish at the South Island Junior Secondary Schools tournament to be held at the Christchurch Netball Centre at Hagley Park from July 11 to 13. Team manager Maree Dohmen says the team has been playing well in the Nelson Senior 3 competition this year and has shown enough good form to suggest they will be competitive in Christchurch. Waimea 10A plays against school and club teams in Senior 3 and had a 23-19 win against Nelson College for Girls 10A and an 18-27 loss to a very good Nayland College 10A. Waimea 10A also had a good start to the season, finishing second in their grade in the Geraldine Hodgson pre-season tournament at the Saxton Field courts. However, Maree acknowledges that the top teams at the South Island junior’s will be hard to beat and Waimea will need to produce their best form to make the top 10. “Six of the girls played in

the Waimea 9A team that finished 15th equal in last year’s South Island juniors which was a good result but we are hoping do better this year. We’ve had quite a good season despite a few disruptions with injuries but, if we play to our potential, I think we could make the top 10 which is our goal.” The South Island junior’s will be a great opportunity for Waimea 10A to play against some of the country’s most talented young players. The tournament has been held in Christchurch for 18 years and has become an important pathway for players, coaches and umpires to develop and improve their skills and abilities. Waimea 10A has a tall attacking end, led by Maree’s daughter Kate who is 1.85m tall and plays goal shoot. She has been well supported this year by goal attacks Annalise Ramsay and Bronte Hall. The mid court is wing attack Christie Gilbert, centre Samantha Hardie, who is also the captain, while

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Community Notices Pilates in Richmond Suitable for all levels. New Term 3 courses starting July 27, Wednesdays @ 11:30am & 5:30pm $120. Tasman Rec Centre, Cambridge St Richmond. Come & learn Pilates with Sue call 0292 813 735 or email sue@ suewilson.kiwi.nz Boot maRket This Saturday 9-12pm Richmond Church of Christ . Free coffee, home made jams, lots of bargains, goods for recycling or yet to be used Cnr of Darcy & Croucher Sts. Sites $5 contact ph 544 5415 commUnitY sinG a lonG Wed 13 July 1.30 pm Wesley Centre, 4 Wensley Rd Richmond. Afternoon tea. Gold coin donation for Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy. Enquiries 544 8562 July School holiday programme for Richmond Library out now. See the Tasman Libraries website for details. Lots of fun stuff going on – book launches, author visits, cool crafts, fun games! Ph 03 543 8500 endometRiosis GRoUP meet @ City Fitness Quarantine Rd, Stoke Tuesday 26 July 6.50pm for a fun, low impact exercise, cycle and dance session. RSVP to Helen 5441724 or nelsonsupport@ nzendo.org.nz by 24 July. Usual GCD. Waimea QUilts Next meeting is a SATURDAY SEW DAY on 9th July at St Johns Church Hall, 120 Edward St. Wakefield 9.30am – 3.30pm, $5.00 for members $10.00 for visitors, new members welcome. Marilyn on 541 8435 nelson tRamPinG clUB invites you: July 10, Beebys to Red Hill Hut, Ph: Sue 544 9599; Monday 11th July, Pub Night, Turf Hotel. Stoke. Details www.http:// nelsontrampingclub.org.nz

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Tasman District Council is proposing a change to how it controls and operates Eves Valley landfill. You are invited to make a submission on the proposal, which would see Nelson City and Tasman District Councils operate a landfill that serviced the whole region, rather than each operating individual landfills. As part of the proposal, the Councils will transfer 50% control of Eves and York Valley landfills to each other. A Regional Landfill Business Unit would be created to run the regional landfill, and would be a controlled by a joint committee of the two councils. The arrangement is intended to reduce our long-term costs and better meet the Councils’ joint aim of reducing waste volumes in the region. To proceed with the arrangement, we are amending our Long Term Plan 2015 – 2025.

The Tasman District Council seeks your view on a new Traffic Control Bylaw. A statement of proposal, the draft bylaw, a summary of information, and submission form is available for viewing on the Council’s website, www.tasman.govt.nz/feedback and at the following Council offices and libraries during normal opening hours: • Main Office, 189 Queen Street, Richmond • Motueka Service Centre, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka • Golden Bay Service Centre, Junction Street, Takaka • Murchison Service Centre, 92 Fairfax Street, Murchison • Tasman District Library, Queen Street, Richmond • Motueka Library, Pah Street, Motueka • Takaka Library, Commercial Street, Takaka You are welcome to make a submission on the draft Traffic Control Bylaw 2016. Submissions close at 4.00pm on Wednesday 3 August 2016. The draft bylaw is now available for consultation in accordance with Section 83 of the Local Government Act 2002.

Find out more: All the detail, including information on the proposal’s impact on capital spending, debt, rates and waste disposal charges is available on our website, www.tasman.govt.nz/feedback. You can also view the consultation document at Council service centres and libraries or call in at the public drop-in session at Council’s office in Queen St, Richmond on 11 July, 5.30pm – 7.00pm to discuss the proposal. Make a submission: You can make an online submission at www.tasman.govt.nz/feedback or pick up a submission form at Council service centres and libraries. Consultation is open from 4 July – 5 August 2016.

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RESOURCE CONSENTS The Council has received an application for resource consents, which has been publicly notified in The Nelson Mail. The application and supporting information may be examined in any Council office. The full public notice may be found online at Council’s website (www.tasman.govt.nz). Any person may make a submission on the application in accordance with Section 96 of the Resource Management Act 1991. Submission forms are available from Council offices and on Council’s website. Please note that the following is an abridged advisory notice only. Applicant: L R & S A Powell Location: 233 Aniseed Valley Road, Aniseed Valley Consent Type, Application Number and Proposal: Subdivision Consent (Application RM160002) To subdivide Rural 2 zoned land to create two allotments: • Lot 1 of 2.16 hectares; • Lot 2 of 15.66 hectares (with the existing dwelling). Both allotments will gain access by an existing formed right of way from Aniseed Valley Road. Discharge Consent (Application RM160004) To discharge stormwater to land on proposed Lot 1, which is within the Slope Instability Risk Area. Submissions due: 4.30 pm on Friday 8 July 2016.

Golden Bay’s Outstanding Natural Features and Landscapes Consultation open 4 July – 9 August 2016. We want to make sure Golden Bay’s outstanding natural features and landscapes are preserved for future generations. With the community’s help, we have identified locations in need of particular care and are suggesting some changes to the rules that govern the way they are managed. We want to know if you think we have chosen the right areas, and if the suggested rule changes are the right way to go about protecting them. The draft changes seek to enable existing activities to continue, and recognise and encourage activities that may protect and enhance landscape characteristics. Find out more: All the information you need, including how to submit feedback, is on our website: www.tasman.govt.nz/feedback. Information and feedback forms are also available at Council service centres and libraries. We are holding three public information sessions in Golden Bay. These drop-in sessions are an opportunity to talk to Council staff and ask questions. Drop-in sessions: • 2.00 pm – 7.00 pm, Wednesday 27 July, Takaka Fire Station • 2.00 pm – 7.00 pm, Thursday 28 July, Pakawau Memorial Hall • 2.00 pm – 7.00 pm, Wednesday 3 August, Kahurangi Function Centre

COMMUNITY NOTICES Wakefield Community Council – Annual General Meeting Tuesday 12 July 2016, 7.30 pm, St Johns Worship Centre. All welcome.

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Waimea Nurseries is one of New Zealand’s largest nurseries, growing fruit trees for orchardists, and fruit, ornamental and berry plants for garden retailers. Established in 1971, the nursery now covers over 100 hectares with a mix of field and container production.

Property Manager

Phone 021 120 7408

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MACHINE OPERATOR FULL TIME POSITION

Applicants for this position should have NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa.

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Applications close Friday 22nd July 2016.

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SUTHERLAND

27.4.1947 - 2.7.2016 Dearly loved and most cherished loving husband of Diane. At peace with his heavenly Father. “He will sing and make melody to His Lord”.

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Northern Abel Tasman National Park Possum control operation As part of the ecological restoration of Abel Tasman National Park, the Department of Conservation (DOC) and Project Janszoon are planning aerial pest control to protect the Park’s native species from high possum numbers. This pest control is essential for native species recovery and ecosystem restoration. DOC and Project Janszoon intend to apply non-toxic pre-feed cereal baits during the first period of fine weather from 17th July, followed by the application of toxic baits containing sodium fluoroacetate (1080) . Description of the area Part of Abel Tasman National Park, from a line between the Awapoto hut and the Awaroa River mouth, north to Separation Point and Whariwharangi Bay, excluding all catchments into the Wainui Valley. Exclusion zones have been placed around the Totaranui campground, Whariwharangi hut and access points along the coast. During the operation, all tracks within the operational area and the roads east of Pigeon Saddle will be closed until cleared of bait. Method of control Cereal baits containing the pesticide will be distributed by helicopter over the above areas. The baits are cylindrical pellets approximately 2cm in diameter, dyed green and cinnamon lured. The pesticide is poisonous to humans and domestic animals. Always remember: • DO NOT touch bait • WATCH CHILDREN at all times • DO NOT EAT animals from this area • DEADLY TO DOGS, do not allow dogs access to animal carcasses Observe these rules wherever you see warning signs placed at public access points in the park. For further information call Senior Ranger Janszoon at the Motueka DOC Office (03 528 1810) or visit the Motueka Office, cnr King Edward and High Streets, Motueka. A detailed map of the treatment area may be viewed at the DOC Nelson Visitor Centre, and the Motueka and Takaka Offices, 11am to 3pm, Monday to Friday.

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ChurCh NotiCes 10.00am Worship Celebration Warring Carpark (Behind No.1 Shoes) 243 Queen St

Richmond Church of Christ

Boot Market

Sunday at 10am

Salisbury Rd, Richmond All welcome!

Holy Trinity Anglican Church

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

27 Dorset St, Richmond Phone 544-8844

Sunday 9.45am Worship Service No Whakatu Kids or Youth Group Wed 30-min Service, Richmond, 11am 13th July

Sunday 10 July 9.00am Holy Communion 10.30am Praise on the Hill Theme: How long O Lord? All Welcome Wednesday 10.00am Holy Communion

Enquiries – office 547 7773 or Rev Jon Parkes 544 6507

Wednesday 10.00am Holy Communion

271 Songer St, Stoke

Grace Church Headingly Centre Headingly Lane Richmond

www.whakatupresbyterian.co.nz

www.holytrinityrichmond.org.nz

Richmond/Stoke Methodist Parish

Sunday Service

Biblical Christ-Centred Worship Services:

Richmond 9.15 a.m.

Sunday 10:30 am & 5 pm

Enquiries Ph 544-8394

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Delivery & Pickup Service available

ACCoUnTS Keep It Simple Solutions Services from bookkeeping to sales, installations, consultancy, training and sole trader tax preparation

Reckon

9 Vivian Place, Tahunanui

0508 546 411 REACH NEW HEIGHTS

Phone Dee 021 46 0082 or 03 553 0633 www.keepitsimplesolutions.co.nz

APPLIAnCE REPAIRS

ARboRIST

10% OFF callout fee when you book online Paul Knight Manager 0272954254 paulknightnz@gmail.com

Phone 548 0181 www.applianceworks.co.nz

KNIGHT

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021 0236 5417

WednesdayHymns 20 Feb Favourite 10am Morning Tea Wednesday 20 Feb 10am - Morning Tea Cnr Croucher & Darcy

10am

Cnr Croucher & Darcy

(no access off Waimea or Ridgeway) Contact: (03) 547 - 6056

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This Saturday 9-12pm Stalls $5 Just turn up Cnr Croucher & Darcy St Phone 544 5415

RICHMOND BIBLE CHURCH Richmond School Hall, Cambridge Street

Meeting Sunday 10.30am

Sunday 10am Bible teaching and The Lord’s Supper

Ellis St, Brightwater

(Plunket Rooms, next to Petrol Station)

Contact 544 8692 or 544 8288

Contact Dean 544 5784 We’d love to see you there

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24HR - PH: 544 5723

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Delivering high quality services with attention to detail

We are located at:

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Sundays Sundays 10am

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EVERY SUNDAY 10.00AM

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WEDNESDAY 6 July 2016

NZ Arboricultural Association Approved Contractor • Difficult Tree Dismantles/Removal • Power Line Vegetation Clearance • Thinning & Crown Reductions • All Aspects of Tree Work • 24hr Emergency Call Out Service

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(behind Mobil)

Ph: 544 1212

Phone 03 544 2266

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Services

• Curtain Making

Alterations

• Alterations to readymade curtains/nets

All Installation

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Maintenance & Repairs

Workplace Plus July 2 & 3, 12 & 13, 23 & 24 Revalidation July 2, 3, 7, 12, 13, 23, 24

Registered Electricians

Ph: 021 482 088 or 542 2328

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Andrew & Wendy Neame

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Phone or txt Blair 021 277 8456

544 9844 027 542 4473

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WE DO IT ALL

Phone Tony & Amber

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Gun & Barrel Works

Restoration of Antique and Service of Modern Firearms Manufacture of unavailable parts a speciality Specialised metal and woodworking skills Licenced Firearms Dealer

Dr Dave Ward 021 277 3115 or 543 3777

Basic Service 1 00 Improve the performance

and the life of your heatpump Phone

0800 448 446 Steve Fletcher

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• House, concrete & deck cleaning • Bio-shield roof treatment • Biodegradable cleaning products • Free quotes • Grey Power discount

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Mon & Tue valid June & July

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PAINTER

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Baby&Mobility HIRE

11am – 7pm Mon – Sat

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For a quote phone:

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PAINTER

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• House Painting

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• Roof Painting • Rental Properties • Maintenance • Landscaping

Call Adam

027 671 8417 or 544 9415

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0800 757 522 t.a.painting@vodafone.co.nz

Contact: Terence Amies

36A Vickerman St, Nelson Phone: 546 6660 Email: paintco@xtra.co.nz

PLUMBING & GAs

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Specialising in small jobs and maintenance plumbing

• Renovations • Kitchens • Bathrooms

4 Coach Pl, Brightwater

0275 423 343

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A/H: 542 3343

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T: 03 544 8778 (24hrs) M: 021 047 6352 E: owen.tasker@raywhite.com

Reece Forbes

DDI: 03 546 3565 M: 027 229 0026 reece.forbes@bayleys.co.nz

544 8059

Alex Bint

www.tasmanbayplumbing.co.nz

1/750 Lower Queen St Richmond 7081

Ph 027 542 4329 0800 444 343

PRoPERTy MANAGEMENT

For professional property management services contact the regions most preferred company by far. Nelson 03 546 9290 Richmond 03 544 2900 Blenheim 03 578 0404

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03 547 2476 03 528 4001 03 573 6166

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Ph 544 4306

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Chris Inglis 03 5448059 0275485877

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03 544 8553

• Camping & RV

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Work Place First Aid Courses

TREE CARE

Private Courses Available

Andrew Workman

Mon-Fri 11.30am-8.00pm Sat 4.30pm - 8.00pm Phone orders welcome

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Small Small • Leaking taps & pipes Clinics in Stoke, Wakefield, Jobs • KitchensJobs & Motueka & Takaka. Welcome Home visits also available bathrooms Welcome Ph 021 0247 4037 • Solar or 03 927 5120 • Drainage Kevin Harris carole@mobilefeet.co.nz Kevin Harris

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Free Quotes & Prompt Service

• Urgent Plumbing • Renovations • Competitive rates • Residential/Commercial

TAKEAwAys

Stump Grinding Tree Felling & Removal Site Clearance

021 081 82 123

Honest Reliable Master Master Honest Reliable Plumbers and Gasfitters Plumbers and Gasfitters Since 1915 Carole Horrell Since 1915 B H Sc (Podiatry)

03 927 6778

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July: 5, 6, 14, 28, 29, 30 August: 3, 9, 18, 25, 26, 27 Sept: 2, 6, 14, 22, 29, 30

8 - 9 Sept Outdoor First Aid

Ph 544 9180 www.tripleonecare.co.nz

• Tree thinning • Height Reduction • Stump Grinding • Tree Removal

WEDNESDAY 6 July 2016

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