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First fundraiser a huge success It has been anything but baby steps for new local charity Walk With Us which experienced a full house for its first ever fundraising event last Tuesday evening.

The organisation packed out the Waimea Old Boys Clubrooms with more than 200 people who all put their hands up to bid on locally donated items in the name of charity.

Walk With Us is a charity focussed on putting school and sports shoes on the feet of kids who may not have them otherwise and is already receiving support from local schools who have jumped onboard the pilot programme.

Spokesperson for the trust Carol Shirley says they were blown away by the support they received on the night raising $15,000.

Harley passenger rides donated by Route 6 were among the most popular of items, securing the charity $2300 alone.

Aly Walker, associate member of the charity Walk With Us, on one of the Harley’s that put auction goers in a bidding frenzy. Winners got a three hour cruise around Tasman on the back.

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‘Growth’ lures new retailers Kmart management wouldn’t confirm how much their total wages would be, but with 90 employees, that alone will certainly give the local economy a big injection.

The addition of the retail giant to the Gibbon’s Holding development in Richmond has been a talking point since it was confirmed by Waimea Weekly in December last year.

This Thursday, with 40 extra staff on deck, Kmart will finally open its doors for business to thousands of keen customers, alongside new neighbours Coupland’s Bakery and Benge & Co. Eventually the trio will be joined

by Aki Sushi, Columbus Coffee and The Warehouse.

Only one of the above had already set up shop in Richmond prior to the development coming to fruition, the

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rest are completely new to the district.

So why did they decide to come to Richmond? Well according to a Gibbon’s Holding spokesperson the reason is simply the town’s growth, and those comments are supported by last month’s announcement that Tasman was the second fastest growing region in the South Island. “Our tenants identified Richmond for its growth potential and car parking advantages,” the spokesperson says.

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Retailers lured by Richmond’s growth FROM PAGE 1 always believed we would develop the site into a large retail development to complement the base of retail offerings that Richmond currently has.”

Tasman mayor Richard Kempthorne believed there would be plenty of spinoffs for the district and says the development certainly takes retail to another level. “I think it will benefit everybody, particularly retailers as it becomes a focal destination,” he says. “It’s tremendous for Richmond, and it’s exactly the sort of growth we want and need.”

Employment opportunities and choice in the retail sector were the

biggest spinoffs Gibbons believed this will have on the region, and could be why they tried so hard to get the “right mix” of retailers.

The overall size of the Gibbons Holding development is 10,000m2 and there have been 120 workers on site to get it the development and running within a matter of months. “We are very happy with the outcome. With the co-operation of our local contractors, the TDC and the Richmond Mall we have achieved a superb new development,” says the Gibbons spokesperson.

Kmart themselves say they have been overwhelmed by the interest from the community, and that was part of the reason they came

here in the first place. “There was strong interest from the community, and when this happens we take it on board and look for the best possible location to benefit the town,” Anita Agosta of Kmart Corporate Affairs says. “Prior to deciding on a site there is an internal review conducted regarding the retail landscape and the economic development in an area. The Richmond site was chosen as it is part of a larger retail development and will be servicing the community.”

Once the first retailers open for business, the next step is to complete The Warehouse structure that also includes a two storey office building.

Kmart manager Camrin Holmes outside the new store which will open tomorrow. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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A shortage of suitable sections is creating a “bottleneck” for new houses and forcing up the price of land around the Tasman district according to three of the region’s biggest home builders.

The Nelson franchises of GJ Gardner Homes, Jennian Homes and Milestone Homes build around 100 new houses each year but all three businesses are predicting a bleak short-term outlook.

GJ Gardner’s Nelson franchise sales manager Glen Jarvie says the problem is that “developers have not progressed developments over the last two years” and now sections were in high demand. Although there are a number of sections available, Glen says many of them are not suitable because they are difficult to build on.

“We are still building flat out now but that will slow down soon,” Glen says. “There is a real bottleneck coming because there is no flat land - we could see it coming six months ago and now it’s coming home to roost.

“That’s also resulted in the price of sections going up significantly. It’s getting to the stage

Demand for new homes means there’s a shortage of sections, say local builders. where the land costs as much as the house - it’s a 50-50 split.”

Managing director of Jennian and Milestone in Nelson, Simon Collett says the shortage has been caused by the increase in demand for new homes that occurred following the end of the global economic recession.

That shortage has been compounded by the “long processing time it takes for developers to get subdivisions to market” creating a bottleneck in the number of new homes being built.

“We have just started to get going again on the back of the global economic crisis and now we are facing another challenge. We saw it coming 12 months ago and now it has hit.

“The reaction time for developers to get sections to the market is about 12 months and that’s a long time. The worst thing is that we have clients who want to build and nowhere to put

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However, he says there is light at the end of the tunnel with a number of subdivisions coming on stream next year.

Glen is also optimistic that building will start to pick up in the first quarter of next year with a 60-section subdivision on Wensley Rd. GJ Gardner has already received 34 inquiries for that subdivision which gives an indication of the demand for new houses.

Nelson land valuation company Duke and Cook’s residential specialist Barry Rowe says the bad news is that the shortage of sections will not just affect people building new homes. He says it will flow on to the whole real estate market and force up prices.

“The demand for new houses is there so that will fuel the price of sections and longer term it will affect the whole housing market - prices will go up.”

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Parking fines total $64,000 Phillip Rollo Parking might be free here in Tasman but that hasn’t stopped more than 1300 infringement notices from being issued over the past year, totalling around $64,000.

From October 2012 until October of this year, 1343 infringement notices were issued, exactly 40 fewer than the previous year. The reason for the tickets, which range from $12-$150, is due to people parking beyond their restricted time limit in Richmond, Mapua, Motueka and Takaka.

But it’s still way down on the $1million Nelson collects in parking fees.

Tasman mayor Richard Kempthorne admits even he was guilty of picking up a parking ticket in the past, but he believes it is important to have restricted time limits as it prevents workers hogging up the convenient spots generally used by shoppers in the heart of town. Kevin Gear of Richmond Unlimited says free parking is a unique point of difference. He believes a time restriction needs to be in place so people do not take advantage of it.

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Wakefield mourns the loss of principal Wakefield School and its community is mourning the loss of “an incredibly caring person with a big heart’’ after one of the school’s most popular and long-serving principals, Peter John Ross, passed away late last month.

Peter, aged 63, died suddenly on October 25 only six months after retiring as principal of Wakefield School, a job he had carried out with passion and distinction since he was appointed in 1992.

At the celebration of Peter’s life held at the Headingly Centre in Richmond last Friday, family members, principals, teachers, friends and former pupils paid tribute to the man who had such a big influence on their lives.

Wakefield School deputy principal Sue McLaren, who worked with Peter for 22 years, said during the service that “he was the most compassionate boss you could ever work for’’ and that “he was an incredibly caring person with a big heart’’.

“It was instinctive for him to care for people who worked for him,’’ Sue told the estimated 600 people attending the service.

Sue said Wakefield School had prospered under his leadership, growing from seven classrooms and 15 staff to 15 classrooms and 27 staff. Peter had been involved in building the school’s new hall, library and community hall. He would be sorely missed

by the school and its wider community, she said.

Hope School principal Dave Pritchard, who has known Peter for 50 years, attending Freyberg High School together as teenagers before going to teachers college together in Palmerston North, spoke about Peter’s “focus and determination’’ and his talents as a track athlete and rugby player.

Dave recalled that Peter competed on the track as a sprinter nationally and represented the Southland rugby team playing on the wing when he moved south to take up a teaching position at Oreti Plains School. Although Peter was serious about his school and sport, Sue said that he also had “a wicked sense of humour’’ often playing jokes on his staff. He also enjoyed a nice bottle of wine and duck shooting and fly fishing recalling how he “would always be in a good mood at school the week before the duck shooting season started”.

After losing her husband so suddenly, Christine Ross implored everyone attending the service “to live every day like it was your last’’ and “to kiss your partner and tell them you love them every day’’.

She said it was so sad that “after working so long and hard over the years’’ that Peter “would not be able to enjoy his time to

Hope School principal Dave Pritchard pays tribute to his close friend Peter Ross who died suddenly late last month. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. relax’’.

Peter was born in Petone in 1950, the eldest of four sons. He is survived by his wife Christine and five children Brad Pyers, Stacey Pyers, Jamie Ross, Kieran Ross, Eliza Wells and his five grandchildren.

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Waimea Village sale goes ahead

The deal is done, Waimea Village will officially be owned by its residents.

Negotiations have been protracted over the past week and the scheduled day for village to go unconditional has been extended twice. But yesterday the current owner of the village and the man who helped broker the sale released a joint statement saying it would go ahead.

The sale of the 172-home village will go unconditional on Friday and the hand over will happen 14 days after that.

The sale will end almost three years of bit-

of the deal would be lost. “I have no idea why he said that, all I know is that he made that statement and I had people call me up wanting to know what had happened and they were very upset.”

Jerry says committee members were walking up and down the streets of the village yesterday afternoon, knocking on doors to let people know of the sale and the general reaction was “relief and happiness”.

The deal will mean more than 140 of the 172 home owners will buy a slice of the village and it will be managed by a board,

ter dispute between the residents of the village and its owners Michael and Carolyn Wright.

Residents committee chairman Jerry Rowland says he received a phone call on Tuesday afternoon to say the papers had been signed and his initial reaction was “elation”.

“No doubt about it, it is one hell of a relief.”

He says the announcement was even sweeter as he’d had some concerned residents calling him saying that Michael Wright had told them the deal was off and any money they’d put forward as part

Lifestyle village ‘spot on’ Sinead Ogilvie Reporter

reporter@nelsonweekly.co.nz A decision will be made on whether consent for a $50 million lifestyle village planned for Richmond will be granted following a resource consent hearing in two weeks time.

The Tasman District Council will hear from people both for and against the village after the consent became publicly notified a few months ago.

The Integrity Care Group lodged resource consent in May to build a staged development on Wensley Rd involving 106 to 112 villas, 30 terraced houses and three apartment blocks, a care facility including a rest home, a dementia ward, hospital, 58 apartments and additional commercial buildings.

A number of neighbouring residents concerned about the impact on their properties, building heights, traffic and storm water capabilities have made submissions ahead of the hearing and will be attending to have their say on the matter alongside Integrity Care Group representatives Kristin and Mark Nimmo.

Tasman District councillor Mark Greening has spoken out against the development and says he felt the hearing was a little victory for those opposing aspects of it. “It is a good process because everyone gets the opportunity to speak up. We have had a number of people come out of the woodwork. I was surprised by how many submissions were made. I think that is really good, people are really concerned.”

Kristin Nimmo says they are “still committed to working through the process of developing a new lifestyle village in Richmond with Tasman District Council and the Richmond community, however we feel that it would be inappropriate to comment further prior to the resource consent hearing”.

The first day of the hearing will be Monday November 18.

which will employ a part time manager.

The remaining home owners will continue to be lease holders.

In a bizarre twist police were called to the village on Tuesday morning after an alleged altercation between Michael and one of the residents. The Weekly was unable to confirm the details but it is understood it involved Michael being hit on the back with a plastic bag with some paper in it by an elderly lady. Police did confirm they attended a report of assault just before noon, although no charges have been laid to date.

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Thousands of “car enthusiasts” from all around the South Island are set to descend on Nelson for New Zealand’s longest standing automotive and lifestyle event.

The two day schedule includes a drag race at the Motueka Dragway on Saturday and a show and shine display at the Trafalgar Centre on Sunday. It is the first time it has come to the region after 10 years in Christchurch.

But while organisers are expecting 6000 people to attend the first event, police say it will be treated just like any other big event. “Extra staff will be rostered on to prepare for the influx but we’re not concerned. We want people to come here and have a good time,” says senior sergeant Grant Andrews. “We’re not expecting any major problems and we’ll police it like we do any other event. It’s just a standard operation.”

Event promoter Azhar Bhamji believed similar motorsport events

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carried an incorrect negative perception by some members of the public, but says 4 and Rotary was intended to be positive, entertaining, safe and controlled. “We do our best to promote road safety at all our events. Our events are alcohol free at all time. We also notify police and locals about the event.

Simply, people know that if they play up it brings us all down.”

He also hopes it can be a big success in Nelson, having been taken out of Christchurch due to the earthquake. “For the last two years we have tried going back to Christchurch, however the competitor numbers were low. We do not want to go backwards as the scene of the car enthusiasts at our events were very strong.”

Police praised the decision to include a drag racing event on the Saturday as it gave the drivers a chance to race in a controlled environment and not on the road.

“It’s a great place for them to go to be honest and it’s fantastic that a number will go out and do that,” says Grant.

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In June this year police in Nelson were connected to a new national Crime Reporting Line or CRL. CRL manages non-urgent calls to police, such as people reporting an historic incident - for example damage to your letterbox that has happened overnight which you discover in the morning, or an incident that will require paperwork for an insurance claim.

The CRL call taker will gather all of the required information and that will immediately be available electronically to staff at the local police station. Local police will then prioritise their response to your call around other events they are dealing with if it requires attendance.

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Why use CRL? CRL has been introduced to reduce the amount of time police officers spend doing paper work and taking reports of historic or minor incidents. Those officers are freed up to attend urgent jobs and to be out on the street doing crime prevention work.

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However, if you would prefer to go to your local police station and speak with someone you can still do so during normal business hours.

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Wakefield swimmers target the Cook Strait The swimming pool in Wakefield only opened again on Sunday but its swimmers are already targetting 26km – the distance of Cook Strait.

As part of a fundraiser to help the facility get new bleachers for events, swimmers at the pool are being encouraged to sign up Emma Davies, 9, Amber Daly, 12, and McKenzie Gale, 10, at the for the Cook Strait swim and to look for individual opening of the Wakefield community pool on Sunday.

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Kindergarten CEO retires after 23 years

“Amazing”, “admirable” and “leg- ning her journey in 1983 eventually endary” were all words used to de- finishing her time there in the top scribe local woman Wendy Logan job. She says career highlights have who has just finished up her final been obtaining and lobbying for days as the CEO of the Nelson Tas- funding, building and Ministry of Education Licensing The man Kindergarten Association.

Brook, Pinegrove, Waverley St, Golden Bay, Hira Wendy officially retired and Auckland Point Kinlast week after spending dergartens. “And working 23 years heading up the with dedicated parents to association and says she’s got many fond memories fundraise and very passionate teachers to proto take with her and will miss many of the people Wendy Logan vide high quality educashe’s worked with along on Friday night. tion for young children.”

With more time on her the way. “I will miss the fabulous staff, many of whom I was hands, Wendy will continue to manworked with since the 1980s. I will age the Marlborough Kindergarten also miss working for a very com- Association in a part time position and says she wants to spend more munity centred organisation.”

Wendy has given many years of ser- time with her husband and elderly vice to the association and begin- mother.

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Tapawera on show The Tapawera Boys’ and Girls’ Agricultural Show is all about the children having a great time and Saturday’s 70th edition of the popular annual event didn’t disappoint.

An estimated 2500 people attended the show based in Tapawera Area School grounds and 1300 of those were children who were all admitted for free. “The big focus is around the kids and we had the whole back field dedicated to things for them to do,” show president Robbie Reynolds says. “The school got behind the show really well - we had a hall full of things the kids had entered in the arts and crafts competitions.

Robbie says the pet lamb competition was one of the most popular events with 38 entries while the traditional and more serious events like the shearing, show jumping and sheep dog trialling attracted plenty of entries. The not-so-serious teddy bear shearing competition was also a highlight with children getting up on the shearing stands and pretending to shear their teddy bears with a wooden hand piece.

Robbie says the show was well supported by the Tapawera community and its businesses with volunteers putting in countless hours to organise the event. He says the decision to change the show from late January to November this year was successful because it allowed the school to become more involved.

“There are a lot of moving parts in something like this and we had a lot of community support. We are very happy with how it went.”

Grace Matthewson, 5, with her lamb Lulu at the Tapawera Boys’ and Girls’ Agricultural Show on Saturday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Charity Mini completed The Mini has finally been built, but the hard work is just beginning for the group of Wakefield men behind the restoration fundraiser.

Five men - Bob Croy, Colin Ryder, Dal Stewart, Martin Reid and John Bruce - decided to restore a 1975 Morris Mini so it could eventually be raffled off for charity, with all the money going to the Nelson Cancer Society. The five, who are all friends, came up with the idea having attended the Relay for Life, wanting to raise a record amount.

A host of local businesses came on board to support the project, including Bowater Motor Group who donated all of the parts needed in the rebuild. Sponsors and supporters were given

a first glimpse of the complete Mini on Thursday night, but Bob says the restoration was just one step in the journey.

The group would now be busy taking the Mini around various events hoping to raise $20,000 in raffle sales. “The Mini was just completed on Monday,” Bob explains. “But we are just one step of the way. We’ve got another three months solid selling tickets, well unless we sell them before that.”

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Having a par ty/event/func tion? Call our photographer 544 9037 or 027 532 6461 Tony Stretton, Wayne Brown and drummer Glenn Dunlop, obscured, of Lotos perform at the Richmond Town Hall.

Jeanette Thompson and Rob Cooke at the open night for Powertalk International.

Ruth Suckling and Nancy Cowan at the open night for Powertalk.

Sue Thwaites and Sue Lambert at the Walk With Us charity event.

Karina Van Ham, Angela McDowall, Margaret Maguire and Jane Bungson at the Lotos gig.

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Ian Archibald and Christina Lee at the Lotos concert at the Richmond Town Hall.

Roy Bicknell and Ebony Chapman at the open night for Powertalk International Nelson.

Janet McInnes, Kath Palmer and Lyn Buckley at the open night for Powertalk International.

Linda Bergman, Yvonne Cooke and Helen Lees on Wednesday night.

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Nelson RSA Convenor of Commemorations Derek Nees preparing for Armistice Day this Sunday. Photo: Andrew Board.

Remembrance Day recognised in Nelson

Next year marks 100 years since the start of World War I but the focus this weekend is about celebrating the end of the “Great War”.

World War I started in August 1914 but regional RSA president Derek Nees says this Sunday the focus is on Armistice Day, the day that officially marked the end of World War I in 1918.

The ceremony – which is also dubbed Remembrance Day – will be held in Nelson at 11am on November 10 at Anzac Park.

The Richmond-Waimea RSA is holding a Remembrance Day service at Holy Trinity Church in Richmond this Sunday starting at 2pm.

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You’ll find Colin Benge up at 4am, browsing the local farmers’ markets grabbing the pick of the bunch for his fruit and veg stores.

It’s a daily routine that he says he just can’t break, but he gets a certain satisfaction out of supplying locals with in season fresh produce that’s sourced from Nelson’s own backyard.

It’s a fresh approach to being a greengrocer and it’s a taste that people will find in Richmond tomorrow when his fourth Benge & Co store opens in the new Kmart complex on Queen St. “It was a really natural progression for us. Our stores in Blenheim, Nelson and Stoke have been really well received. We know Richmond is a growing area and the growers have been saying they want us out there too.”

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that he only buys enough fruit and veg to supply the stores for one day, even if they are going cheap at the market. “I have a good eye for detail. It’s not easy, but it’s not rocket science. I buy for the stores based on what I know is great quality. What’s great today isn’t going to be at its freshest tomorrow. If that means I have to get up early, or ring a guy at 8pm tonight to find out what’s coming in the trucks tomorrow morning, I will.”

What drives his passion for keeping the best produce on the tables of local families? “I sleep well at night knowing I’m offering great quality stuff at a great price. It certainly keeps me happy.”

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Payne Brothers are the fastest logging crew around but only just after edging out Bryan Heslop Logging 1 in a dramatic Stihl New Zealand King of the Forest final held at the Logging Weekend at the Pigeon Valley Steam Museum near Wakefield on Saturday.

Eight teams of four took on the challenge of completing four tasks including wire rope tying, assembling a chainsaw and chainsawing and splitting logs and in the finish it came down to one second with Payne Brothers winning in 4 minutes 57 seconds. Heslops actually finished the course in a faster time of four minutes 48 seconds but received a 10 second time penalty to hand the Winston Allnut Memorial Trophy to Paynes.

However, Tom Payne admits he thought he had lost the final on the very last blow of the log splitting and had to wait anxiously as the judges scrutinised the work and added time penalties. Tom needed three attempts to split the last block and was passed by Heslop’s Phil Nicholls before completing the final run down the

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Payne Brothers were given a flying start by Caleb Russ on the wire rope and Jim Payne who assembled the chainsaw and cut three rings off a log at maximum speed. Mitch White was the fastest de-limber on the course while Tom, until the last problematic block, was a machine on the splitting.

Bryan Heslop was delighted with his team saying Steve Johnston, Tiki Jenkins and Phil all performed well. Tiki kept Heslops in the race when

he was the only competitor to keep pace with Mitch on the delimbing stage.

“We really enjoyed the day and we’ll be back next year,” Bryan says.

Payne Brothers received $2400 in prizes from Stihl New Zealand while Heslops won $600 in prizes from Stihl Shop Richmond.

It proved to be a lucrative day for Tom who had earlier won the wire rope splicing competition receiving $1000 from Bowater Toyota.

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A paper road is shown on maps, but not formed. These paper roads are owned by the crown so they are public roads, however be sure that you know exactly where they are and where they start and finish. Many of these roads can only be accessed via private land and you could be entering private property thinking that the land is public.

As property is subdivided or boundary alterations are made, land owners can ask the council to have unformed and inaccessible paper roads cancelled. I have seen paper roads running over bluffs and in areas that are impossible to ever be formed, so in most cases the cancellation

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Geraldine Carleton says the best thing about her garden is sharing it.

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The idea to allow the public into her two acre garden, named Brockenhurst, in Upper Stanley Brook Rd, was Tapawera woman Geraldine Carleton is opening up her two acre garden on sparked after her husband Upper Stanley Brook Rd to raise money for St John.

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Georgie Pie returns The franchise hasn’t returned but its pies have, and from this week McDonald’s Richmond Drive-Thru has brought back Georgie Pie. Long gone is the $1 price tag, the steak mince ‘n’ cheese pies are now $4.50 each, but Glen Johnson who owns McDonald’s with his wife Jenny, says the recipe is exactly the same as it was when the franchise was situated across New Zealand.

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Her garden will be open every day of the week except Tuesdays and Thursdays from 104, and an entry fee of $3 will apply, with it all going towards the donation.

“When people come you don’t want to be busy in the garden, so I need some days off,” she explains.

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Nelson’s biggest ship: Impressive display by the Pacific Ranger tug. Many thanks.

Gary Price.

This ship was massive, great to see it coming in and all the tug boats needed to help it through the Cut and into the port. Andy (via text).

It’s fireworks season, what do you think of them?

They should be banned from public sales an just have controld displays.

Amber Winterburn.

Ban them! Should be controlled public displays only. Too many accidents and so annoying trying to get little ones to sleep. They may only sell fireworks for a short time but some people seem to

keep them for ever and let them off willy nilly. Christine Roberts.

We personally haven’t brought fireworks for years. I’m pretty mixed on this, obviously Guy Fawkes has been around for a long time, I don’t like the fact that people let them off all hours of the night for over an extended period of timenot just the night of the 5th November.

There are definitely people that let it down for everyone by doing stupid things... I would love to see more public displays in the Nelson area as the only public display I know of is the Speedway. Rachel Haycock.

Four nights of disturbed sleep already and hate hearing tormented dogs howling round neighbourhood every night. Get rid of public sales!

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animals and as relaxed owners (including one neighbour with several horses) our animals are relaxed too. It is a great opportunity to show the kids how to be responsible with something hazardous.

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What a pain in the arse and they’re crap anyway. (Via text).

They are okay a bit of fun but people should be fined for letting them off after 10:30pm. We had them going off up till 2am now that’s a joke when you are trying to sleep so you can work the next day.

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The Lake Rotoiti Power Boat Club is proud to host one of the very first events of the racing season, the Lake Rotoiti Nelson Lakes Regatta.

The event is a big one and is back due to popular demand from both racers and spectators. The action starts next weekend, on November 9 and 10, ahead of many other major events on the national calendar, which will encourage a great turnout of racers.

This will be the first round of Formula 1 racing for the season. Usually the event would be held in the New Year, but with a lot of big races coming up in the North Island it has been shifted to an earlier date. This should make the event all the more exciting, with a lot of boats still being tweaked ahead of the season. Because many of the drivers and their maintenance teams will be trying new things and perfecting their boats for the competition season, there will be a lot of action out on the water. A line up of ten Formula one tunnels are expected with several new boats and drivers.

Julian Stillwell, current Formula 1 NZ Champion following last season’s NZ Nationals is one local driver who can’t wait to get back out on the water. “I’m definitely excited to get back out there.

As drivers we’ve been waiting all winter to kick things off. This is the first round of five for the F1 tour so it’s going to be interesting. I’m hoping to pick things up where we left them last season as we were in a very good position.” Julian, whose major sponsor is Scott Construction will also receive a lot of support and more sponsorship from Nelson ITM. “I’m really looking forward

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For spectators, the chance to see the power boats in action in some of the first races of the season is not an opportunity to be missed says co-organiser Denise Moughan.

“The Nelson Lakes Regatta is going to be awesome. Many of the competitors have been testing their boats prior to the event and are keen

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She says the regatta will be very important to the drivers, as they will be testing their set up ahead of a five round series around New Zealand and a great turnout is expected.

“We have had a great number of entries for this event with 17 boats travelling from the North

Island, some even as far have over thirty five ent expecting a few more to weekend as well.”

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Anthony Robinson driver of Formula One Tunnel ‘Design Windows’, won the NZF1 Formula Tour last season. This weekends event will kick off the 5 round series. key event two years ago and have been keen to have the big boats back at the Lake ever since.

We think it will be an asset to the race calendar for the Rotoiti Club to host this every year.”

Spectators will be in for a treat, with a wide variety of racing happening over the weekend. The Clubman class which is a new class for the sport

will be a big attraction and of course the action packed racing between the Formula One Tunnels is not to be missed.

With the 2014 International Grand Prix Hydroplane Series coming to New Zealand in February and March the Grand Prix Hydroplanes will also be out in force taking the opportunity to get their 2500hp machines race ready International Series

“The first round of the NZ Formula One Tour will be a great spectacle, the Arthur McCaa Memorial and the Pelorus Jack trophy will feature the 2500hp, capable of reaching 280km, Grand Prix Hydroplanes.”

The format of one heat of each race and a beach start means that spectators can visit the Lake for a few hours and catch a heat for each class in quick succession. The event will be family friendly too as the Department of Conservation and Fish and Game have a range of entertainment and activities planned for children, including a treasure hunt and guided walks.

“People will also have a chance to get up close and personal with the three litre modified hyrdroplanes. They’ll be able to check out the boats, meet the drivers and the teams.”

Lake Rotoiti Power Boat Club president Andy Morris says he is thrilled to be hosting the first regatta of the season and is looking forward to seeing some friendly rivalry out on the water.

“The Formula 1 racing will be amazing to watch, as will the new Clubman Class. That class is really entry level, where anyone can have a go so it’s great to have that incorporated alongside the other big classes.”

Head out to Lake Rotoiti this weekend and get amongst the action. Check out the power boats, enjoy the family friendly atmosphere and support the local drivers on their first race event of the season. Bring a picnic or purchase food at the event.

Racing kicks off on Saturday and Sunday at 11am, finishing at 4pm. This is an all ages event, tickets just $10. Kids under 12 years old get to watch for free.

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You’ll recognise her as the owner of Ambrosia Café, the well known and incredibly popular café based out of the Queen St entrance to the mall. But one thing is for certain, her new café Ginger has a flavour all of its own and is an experience not to be missed out on.

Mishael says she’s had her eye on opening Ginger for a good few months and jumped at the chance when the space at the mall’s main entrance became available. It’s now been open for three weeks and is already bustling with regulars. “I took the opportunity and ran with it really. I am really excited about Ginger and am really happy with the look and feel of the café.” Mishael says people should know that Ginger is a completely different café to Ambrosia,

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The essence of Ginger is warm and inviting, friendly and convenient. Stylishly decorated it has an up market and welcoming atmosphere, something Mishael says was a real focal point for the café. “The focus was to create something different to what the mall already provides. We’ve taken a small space and really utilised it, focusing on great takeaway coffee.”

Manager Francine says she’s had nothing but great feedback on the café since it opened, with people loving that they can grab a coffee off the beaten track. “The location is perfect because it is off the main entrance to the mall. A lot of people have said they enjoy sitting down somewhere a bit quieter, where they can relax, have a chat and enjoy their coffee.”

Ginger café makes things simple. You can swing by and grab a coffee on your way to or from the mall, or sit for a while and have a bite to eat while you enjoy your drink. Seriously great coffee is at the heart of Ginger but customers are able to choose from a wide selection of teas, juices and homemade cabinet food too. “What you see is what you get when it comes to the food. We have a delicious daily selection, all homemade of course.”

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Already Ginger is building up a steady stream of regulars despite being open for just a few weeks. “They love it. Everyone that has come in has left saying they loved the whole experience” says Francine. “All of the staff are happy, friendly and it really shines through.” Mishael agrees and says she is delighted with the way the staff has already built up repeat business.

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Mishael would like to say a huge thank you to the trades people that helped her achieve Ginger. “I am so happy with the way it looks and feels it is a completely different experience to Ambrosia and is a café in its own right. Thanks to everyone who made it happen.”

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Ray Mackle and the team are now based on the back half of the Jacks Tyres site, with signage visible from Bateup Rd. Ray loves the change, which was prompted by a need for more space. “We did outgrow the other site and have needed bigger premises for a long time. Customers will notice we have a lot more space now both in the workshop and around it.”

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The Mackle Motors mechanical team is made up of Ray and two full timers - Rob, a fully qualified mechanic and apprentice, Jack. Lisa and Sarah look after the office and administration work and also parts coordination.

Shifting the business across the road may sound simple enough but it was a huge task to undertake says Ray. “It was an absolute mission. We pretty much got to the stage where we closed on a Friday at the old site and opened again on the Monday morning across the road. But I’m really pleased with how it’s worked out.”

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We are also open on Saturday from 9am to 12pm Ray says customers will notice a huge change to for added convenience.” how easy they can access Mackle Motors. With Things are busier than ever at Mackle Motors. two entry points, one from Main Rd Hope and They offer a 24 roadside assistance and 24 hour the other from Bateup Rd it’s easy to pull in or towing which has been keeping them busy. Ray out of the traffic with ease. “It is working really says people shouldn’t hesitate to get in touch well actually. If you’re heading home to Wakefield should they have an unexpected break down. or further afield you can “We make it really easy pull straight out onto the by being able to come to main road, or if you’re off you no matter what time into Richmond you can or place. Simply give us exit via the roundabout a call and we’ll help you with no hassle.” out.”

All in all, Ray is excited With summer holidays to be in his new site and approaching Ray urges says feedback from cuslocals to get in and get tomers has been the same. “They love the easy their car sorted. “There is nothing worse than access and have said they like being off the main unexpected car troubles while on holiday so it road when they come in. We’ve even picked up is very important that you get your car checked a few new customers since we moved and have out. Make sure the basics are safe like your retained all of our existing clientele too.” brakes; that you’re not going to run out of water.

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Wanderers winger Kerehama Barrett is tackled during the Turf Hotel Tasman Club Sevens at Jubilee Park on Saturday.

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Clubs schooled in sevens comp Don’t be surprised to see more schoolboys in the Tasman Makos rugby sevens squad this year. While Nelson College stole all the limelight at Saturday’s Turf Hotel Tasman Club Sevens, winning the one-sided final 50-5 over historic rivals Nelson, the overall quality on display at the tournament left a lot to be desired.

Mike Kerrisk, who coached the Tasman side at the national championship last year before stepping back into more of a managerial role this year, says it was very likely some Nelson College players will make the training squad after their Condor 7s commitments after showing up some more experienced senior players on the weekend.

“After the Condor 7s tournament we’ll be tapping some of the Nelson College boys on the shoulder and seeing if they’re interested. As they’ve shown today they’ve played more sevens than anybody,” he says.

Mike described the quality on display as a “mixed bag”, adding that some players may have played their way out of a spot. “There have been some boys who have really stuck up their hand and they were guys that were already on our paper but there are some in the men’s and women’s grades who we had an eye on but this weekend proved that going to the next level will take a lot of work.

Across the board, with the exception of Nelson College, fitness is a very, very big factor and there was a lack of game fitness.”

Ten teams were entered in the men’s grade with Stoke and Marlborough side Central reaching the semi-final stage. In the women’s draw which had just three teams, Marist were too good for Waimea Old Boys, winning the final 20-12.

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C hristmas F unctions Make it an activity party If you’re tired of the same drinks and nibbles affairs that start with discomfort and end with lots of public drunkenness then why not shift the attention of partygoers from the bar to somewhere else this year.

Segways are great fun and a way to engage smaller groups and explore Nelson at the same time. Or opt for something like golf or Pro Karts which involves team participation Here are some games to play to make your Christmas function that little bit more A harbor cruise on Yonder Star will make a spectacular Christmas function interesting. unusual or inspiring venue. Call Yonderstar for a harbour • Re-write Christmas tunes with your own words, then sing them aloud. The one that gets the most laughs wins cruise or choose Warwick house for a grand historic a prize. feel. Organised medieval banqueting, house of horror, • Another musical Christmas game is or vintage parties can be a good idea to play a portion of a Christmas song if you pick the right venue, but to see who can guess it first. Play be warned that this kind of just a word or two, at first, and see obligatory joining in can make if anyone guesses correctly. If not, people feel excluded and some play a couple more words, and so on, just won’t come.

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• Instead of dressing up in shirts and dresses, put on your goofiest Christmas sweater. If you really want to go the extra mile, don some jingle bell antlers. Give prizes for best dressed, goofiest getup, so last season, and other categories. Laughing at each other is much more fun than spending the whole night waiting to get out of those high heels.

• Give everyone a red or green balloon, and have them write their name on it. On the signal, have the players drop their balloons, then attempt to stomp each other’s while trying to protect their own. Whoever’s balloon lasts the longest wins.

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Trio return from European sojourn

Three of Richmond’s top young road cyclists, George Bennett and Kieran and Sean Hambrook, are back home after finishing long seasons racing in the northern hemisphere but for two of them there is still one last assignment before they can enjoy a hard-earned rest.

George is having some time off the bike after riding for RadioShack Leopard Trek in a number of the world’s biggest races including the Giro Italia and Tour of Beijing. The 23-year-old admits he is exhausted after racing for almost 11 months and suffering some nasty injuries including a hairline fracture of the spine suffered in a crash in the Giro.

“I crashed on day three when a rider went down in front of me and I got a pedal in my back. I couldn’t feel my legs and couldn’t stand properly when I got up so there was a bit of panic and when I was helped back onto my bike I could hardly pedal.

“I had a fracture in my spine but nothing showed up in the initial X-ray because my back was so swollen. I spent the next 18 days riding with a hairline fracture and suffering and getting dropped - it was disappointing because I had been going so well before the Giro.”

George bounced back to ride strongly in the Tour of Utah finishing 11th, the US pro Challenge in Colorado and the water-logged World Champs before ending

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simon@waimeaweekly.co.nz the season in the Tour of Beijing and Japan Cup. Now he is enjoying a rest before heading back to Europe later this month when he will join a new team for a two week training camp. “RadioShack are concentrating on the classic one day races next season so they didn’t renew my contract.

All the teams are cutting riders from their budgets - there’s something 100 pro-riders without jobs for next year - so I’m really relieved to have a team although I can’t say who it is just yet,” George says.

In contrast to George, Kieran, 22, and Sean, 19, have been clocking up the kilometres since returning from Europe to get ready for the Tour of Southland which started last Sunday (November 3). After a long season racing for T Palm Continental in Belgium, Kieran said it has been hard work staying motivated to train for Southland. “I’d already had a long season and when I got back daylight saving hadn’t started and there was no one to ride with,” Kieran says. “Motivation was quite a problem but I managed to get a few good weeks together and get a few good miles so I’m happier now.”

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Richmond cyclists, from left, George Bennett, Sean Hambrrook and Kieran Hambrook are back home after a long season racing overseas. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

Mountains and Sprint competitions in last year’s Tour of Southland and says he plans to ride aggressively again this year to try and win one of those jerseys. Sean, who was fifth in the general classification early in last year’s Tour of Southland, is also chasing top honours although he expects they will have to ride for the team’s best performed rider Lachlan Norris of Australia. “It’s been mentally hard to keep riding but you have to make the effort because the Tour of Southland is New Zealand’s biggest tour,” Sean says.

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“It was a big jump going up from juniors and although I had quite a few top tens I never cracked the podium and that’s what it’s all about.”

Nelson’s Tom Ashley is also riding in the Tour of Southland for team Creations Signs L and M Group Racing.

After the Tour of Southland, the next assignment for George, Kieran and Sean will be the Tour de Vineyards to be held around the Tasman district from December 31 to January 4.

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Everyone in Nelson must have been spot. out fishing on Sunday morning and There are quite a few more fish bewho could blame them after a very ing caught on the rods than last wild Labour Weekend? With such season, averaging between the 35 a perfect forecast the only place to and 50cm mark. We found squid be was on the water in Tasman Bay. worked well on the setline while The car park was bursting at the chunks of pillies worked well with seams forcing cars with boat trail- snapper flasher rigs on the rods. ers to park on both sides of Aker- Reports of fish right up to the harsten St. Boats were lined up very bour entrance and a few off Rabbit early in the morning 3 abreast on Island have been coming in. the ramp, 3 waiting above those Huge schools of kahawai have been that were launching and others working the inner harbour and lined up waiting their turn. along the Boulder Bank. Look for Having been on a busy boat ramp, the birds that are actively working here are a few simple tips to ensure and this will help you to find the you don’t hold others up at the boat schools of fish. Spinners are the ramp. Make sure you have removed go on them at the moment as they the propeller flag, undone boat are actively feeding on the surface. strops, put bungs in and whatever else you deem necessary to put your boat in the water before you back down the ramp. This way you won’t hold others up. Remember the boat ramp is there to launch your boat A snapper being measured for the DBFC competias quickly and eftion and then being released in Tasman Bay. ficiently as possible. Likewise when also retrieving Gurnard are also very plentiful and and this will help ensure are no make a nice addition to the day’s long waits for those behind you. catch.

As for the snapper, they are eve- It won’t be long before the schools rywhere out there at the moment, of kingfish return, I’ll give you an with good catches of big fish getting update in the next few weeks how reported daily now. Best method so to target them. Scallops at Okiwi far is the trusty old long line, which Bay are still in excellent condition has been producing snapper in ex- but a little hard to get. We were avcess of 10kg. Generally speaking it’s eraging about 30-40 takeable scala good idea to only leave the setline lops a tow last weekend and got a down for an hour or so with a lot of couple of dozen good oysters as fish around otherwise you can end bonus. up with a few too many and also if Enjoy the great weather and awethey aren’t there you haven’t wasted some fishing but remember to leave too much time in a non productive a few for next time.

Nelson dominates Laura Roberts competes at the Lucas Cup at the Hope Tennis Courts on Sunday. The representative tournament was won by Nelson. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Nelson’s top senior tennis players have reclaimed the Lucas Cup, beating Marlborough comprehensively in the annual representative fixture at Hope on Sunday.

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One of Nelson’s top juniors, Laura Roberts, showed a polished performance in her debut as a senior representative player beating Eveline Apthorpe 6-1, 6-3 in her singles and making a winning doubles pairing with Leanne Greep. The duo won 7-5, 7-6 against Sandy Stubbs and Abbey Hogg.

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Apple Mac User Group. Meet monthly at Constance Barnicoat Rm Tasman Library Richmond.

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View a variety of Christmas goodies, get ideas for Christmas & purchase decorations, crafts, truffles, cakes, gift baskets & much more. $2 entry. Ph: 544

7891 Wanting a family portrait in time for Xmas? Enner Glynn Playcentre Fundraiser $10 gets you a 10”x13” photo 9 Nov. Call Tara to book 5441694 0276306187 Tara.L.Hope@gmail.com An Introduction to Mac Computers, i-Pads & iPhones with the Mac User Group. Richmond Library Thur 14 Nov 1.00-3.00 & Tue 26 Nov 9.3012.30. Free , please book on Ph 543 8500.

Fresh Focus Pete Rainey speaks about “The History of the Rockquest Musical Competition” Mon 4 Nov 10-11am Nelson Suburban Club 168 Tahunanui Dr. All welcome Entry $2. Last this year.

Duck Soup has transferred to Lone Star Singles on the first Sunday of every month from 7.30pm.

Kick-start your social life & make some new friends. More info on ducksoup.co.nz Astronomy Quiz. All welcome. Thurs 7 Nov 7.30pm. Cawthron Meeting rooms off Milton St. Nelson Science Society. Robert 5445241.

Star Party. View the moon, Venus & other stellar objects. Fri 8 Nov 8.30pm. Atkinson observatory, Clifton Terrace school. All welcome. Weather permitting. Robert 5445241.

Nelson Playcentres Association Annual Picnic is to be held at Isel Park 18 Nov. 10-12.30. There will be activities provided for children including a bouncy castle and a sausage sizzle. Bring a picnic blanket, one dollar for the sausage and anticipation of a good time. Cancelled if wet.

Cream of the Alpines Digital Presentation by Cliiff Booker of UK Fri 8 Nov 7.30pm meeting room, Old Town Hall Cambridge St Richmond. $5.00 admission with supper. Hosts Nelson Alpine Garden Society. All welcome. Ph: V Trow 5448417 Concert Award winning Cavaleri String Quartet from UK. Old St John’s on Tues 19 Nov. 7.30pm. All proceeds to Save The Children Nelson. Tickets available from Save The Children shop Halifax St, Theatre Royal, Nelson I Site,

Baldwin & Brown (Richmond) Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

Plunket Photo Fundraiser Stoke High Five Playgroup Sat 23 Nov at :175 Quarantine Rd. Sittings for a portrait are $15 donated straight to Plunket & 8x12 colour/BW family photograph of your choice. No obligation! To book ph/txt Christel 0220816741.

Haven Lioness Garden Trail Nov 10, 10-4 Gardens in the Stoke Nelson & Atawhai. Tickets $10 at Baku cookware Richmond, world of wearable art, squires pub & cafe Stoke. Audrey Kitto 5446243 Mindful Living in the tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh. Teachings on the joy of being fully alive in the present moment and responding to life with clarity, calm and skill. Public talk, Sat 23 Nov, 7-9pm; Day of Mindfulness, Sun 24 Nov 9.45am3pm; Fairfield House. To register ph Libby 548 2551

Nelson New World, NSOM, Richmond Mall & ticketdirect.co.nz Tahuna Kindy 50th Birthday Party Teddy Bears Picnic. Fri 8 Nov, 5pm onwards.Present, Past students & teachers welcome. Phone kindy if you know of students who are doing something “interesting” now for a “Where are they Now” board.

Ph: 5485345 or Email tahunakgtn@xtra.co.nz.

Kath Bee, Best dressed Ted, bouncy castle & more Forest & Bird Sat 9 Nov. Join in Big Beach Cleanup at Rough Island (Rabbit island). Meet on Ken Beck Drive by the Traverse at 9.30am. Gillian, 543 2997 or g.pollock@scorch.co.nz. Also Sat 9 Nov. Join in Big Beach Cleanup at Delaware Bay. Meet end of Maori Pa Rd, 9.30 am for car pooling. Rubbish bags provided. Brian Brasell: brian.brasell@ ncc.govt.nz or 035460292.

Free 1-1 technology sessions at Richmond Library throughout Nov. Tue-Fri 11-2. Need some guidance with your computer, mobile phone, tablet, e-reader? Bookings essential. Ph 5438500.

Haven lioness garden trail. Nov 10, 10-4 gardens in Stoke, Nelson & Atawhai. Tickets $10. At Baku cookware Richmond, world of wearable art, squires pub & cafe Stoke.

Fundraising Film One Chance, Thurs 14 Nov, 7.30pm, Suter Cinema. Funds to Leprosy Mission. Tickets $15 from Made For Men, Queen St, Richmond. Inquiries Ph 5489488, 021026 86970.

Join the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary at the Nelson Markets this Sat and Get Behind the Fence! Sponsor a fence post for yourself or as a fun Christmas gift, join as a member, & enter our lucky draw. Look out for the wildlife! brooksanctuary.co.nz Wakefield Art Group are holding their 1st Exhibition, called Diverse Works, on Tues 19 Nov, 5-7pm at Chateau Rhubarbe on Edward St, Wakefield. All welcome, free nibbles - buy your own drinks.

REGULAR EVENTS Stoke Methodist Opportunity Centre (Opposite Stoke Library). Good, used clothing. Very cheap.

Open every Thurs 9.30am-12pm.

Are you tongue-tied when speaking in public?

Let us motivate & encourage you to step outside your comfort zone & gain the skills you need. Join POWERtalk International, Waimea Club, twice monthly in Annesbrook in a friendly environment. Pls ph Peggy 5390477 or Yvonne, 5446350.

Tiny Tots, a free,fun introduction to stories, songs, active movement & rhymes for preschoolers & their caregivers. Tuesdays 10-10.30am Children’s Area, Richmond Library during term time.

Revive Cafe space open to all at Headingly Centre. Play area for children. Have some time out, bring your friends or make some new ones, look through our family resource library, or get some clothes for the kids from the clothing swap table.

Headingly Centre, Headingly Lane. Thurs 10am12pm. For info Ph: Sandy 5447071.

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NEW LISTING Annual General Meeting

Monday 18 November 2013 at 7.00pm Richmond Town Hall - 7 Cambridge Street, Richmond All Welcome

FOR SALE

PUBLIC NOTICE

SUNDIAL SQUARE CRAFT MARKET lAST fRIDAY OF EVERY MONTH GREAT GIFT IDEAS EXTRA MARKETS BEFORE XMAS 27 September 11 & 25 October 8 & 29 November 6, 13 & 20 December

A Rare Offering

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8 Faraday Rise, Richmond

• Celebrated Ian Jack Architect’s design • Downstairs: Two bedrooms bathroom and separate toilet • Upstairs: Large main bedroom with large ensuite • Below living area is massive 4 car garage/rumpus room • Designed for year round sun with wood burner & heatpump for Winter • Microclimate for veggie garden & walnuts, macadamia, avocado etc Green Door Web Ref No: NB1346 / Trademe Ref No: DMV815

Open Home: This Saturday & Sunday (9 & 10 Nov) 1.30-2.30pm For Sale by Owner - Real Estate Agents Act Not Applicable

PUBLIC NOTICE

Enquiries contact joan 544 6701

CHURCH NOTICE

ABLAZE

Thursday Night Church

7pm Thursdays

FURNITURE REMOVAL

You are welcome

47 Malthouse Cresent Brightwater.

MASSAGE Professional Therapeutic Massage In a professional environment ease away tension and stress.

Certified Massage Therapist Contact Sue: 021766034

SITUATIONS VACANT Greenhouse position including packing shed work.

Full Time 40hrs pw.

Must be reliable and fit.

Hope area.

Bali massage & body scrub Special $99

HOME LOANS

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Emily Jennifer Dron Born 18 October 2013 to proud parents Jenny & Rowan Dron.

Welcomed by VERY proud Grandparents Roger & Heather Dron and Kevin & Sandra Tyree. A BIG thank you to Staff at Nelson Maternity Unit

Announcements

HEALTH

90 minute

Newport Riki-lee Newport and Jared Capey would like to announce the arrival of Ella Paige born on 17 October 2013 weighing 7lb 8oz. A big thank you to Maggie Williams, the maternity team at Nelson hospital and Nana Nikki.

Brydon Mitch and Nichola are to announce the 021 0827 8720 proud arrival of Keeva Hope Born Sunday 27 October 6 pounds 3 ounces HOUSE WANTED “The most beautiful hope”.

Cash buyer wantTO LET ing 3 bedroom house 2 Bedroom Flat. Three in Richmond, Stoke Brothers Corner, or Hope area up to Hope. $180pw. $370,000. Ph A/H 544 Ph 027 222 9060.

5322 or 022 544 5322

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Ph: 544 1212

BUILDER

ALTERATIONS

For all women’s & men’s alterations come and see the experts

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Ph 548 7655

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155 Trafalgar St (opp Westpac)

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ALARMS

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Carpet, rugs & vinyl Carpet stains Upholstery Mould Pest control

Hot water extraction carpet cleaning IICRC internationally qualified

24/7 phone: 03 548 2831 nelson@enviro.co.nz www.enviro.co.nz

MAIN ROAD APPLEBY

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544 9037

Ellis St, Brightwater

(Plunket Rooms, next to Petrol Station)

Contact Dean 544 5784

Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Quick Drying All Year Round All General Cleaning Professional Service

Stephen Oliver proprietor

Phone now on

545 1053 GARDENING

We supply new We replace existing We service all

Meeting Sunday 10.30am

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CLEANING

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Call Andrew or Wendy Neame

544 0444

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PANEL BEATER

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We’d love to see you there • Driveways • Floors • Decorative Surfacing • Commercial • Residential

Ph (03) 544 9418 www.h-hconcrete.co.nz

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Need help with your garden?

Call Tony Baker

544 3977

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All Insurance Claims Panelbeating Chassis Straightening Repaints 2-pack Touch Ups Call Tony Johnston

90 VANGUARD ST NELSON PH: 548 3954 027 548 3954

Specialising in small jobs and maintenance plumbing

Holy Trinity Anglican Church

Just call Mr Mow-It

Sunday Services 10 November

Free no obligation quote

9.00am Holy Communion

Great Service Special Rates Available

10.30am Praise on the Hill Theme: Feast of Christ in all Creation

POWERTALK

Sunday 2.00pm RSA Remembrance Day Service

021 160 5383

• Renovations • Kitchens • Bathrooms 4 Coach Pl, Brightwater

0275 423 343 A/H: 542 3343

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HARRIS TRAINING SERVICES LTD

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For course dates see www.harristraining.co.nz

Ph: 544 4062

Mob: 0274 574 775

info@harristraining.co.nz

Rod Clark

qualified watchmaker

Overhauls Repairs ● All watches and clocks

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

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