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Vigilante attacks bike tracks A vigilante who is wrecking mountainbike tracks in the Richmond Hills as revenge for blocking a small section of walking track, is putting riders at risk and needs to stop before there is a serious injury. The damage started after Easter and has continued since then with jumps and ramps being destroyed and logs being placed across tracks creating serious hazards for mountainbikers. Nelson Mountainbike Club member Mike Brien, who is helping the Tasman District Council build
a network of tracks in the Richmond Hills, says one of the jumps was destroyed three times leaving two metal waratahs exposed and pointing upwards. “If a rider approached that jump and saw something was wrong and hit the brakes at speed they could go over the handle bars and impale themselves. Someone is going to get seriously injured if this doesn’t stop.” Mike says a number of other jumps and a see-saw have also been repeatedly damaged and some of the logs that have been
dragged onto the tracks have been placed on blind corners or where riders are travelling at speed creating a very real danger. The vandalism appears to be retaliation directed at mountainbikers after they cleared a tree that had blown down across a mountainbike track and put some of the wood onto an adjacent walking track. The person has left two notes pinned on trees beside the damaged jumps and ramps saying: “Mountainbikers, you cleared your pathway but blocked our walkway. Doesn’t
make for good relationships. Do the right thing and unblock our walkway. Shame on you.” Mike says he has posted his own notes, directed at the person responsible for the damage, saying “can we talk about this” but he hasn’t heard back. The land is owned by the Tasman District Council and is a shared-user area and Mike wants to encourage a good working relationship between mountainbikers and walkers.
Aussie declares love for NZ
Kevin Cross is about as much of a Nelsonian as you’re likely to get he’s lived here since 1972, been a police officer in Nelson for 21 years, donated his time to various charity groups and raised his child here. But the Australian born-and-raised real estate agent has taken delight in winding up his Kiwi mates at every opportunity over the past 40 years. “I always support the Wallabies against the All Blacks and I’ve often been told to be careful or I’ll get deported,” he jokes. But today Kevin will have to hand in his dirty yellow jumper and buy himself a shiny black one because he’ll swear allegiance to his adopted country and become a New Zealand citizen. He says he’s decided to do it because Nelson is his home, although he reckons he hasn’t had too much support from his friends. “I’ve probably got 379 people who have tried to discourage me and who have tried to send me back. But I am proud to become a kiwi. I’m looking forward to it.”
SOON-TO-BE-KIWI: Aussie real estate agent Kevin Cross is finally becoming a Kiwi citizen after 40 years of living in the region. He says one of the benefits is that his mates won’t be able to threaten him with deportation any more. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.
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“I think it’s good to have the clock up there. I use public clocks as an easy way of gauging the time and the temperature.”
“Yeah it’s good; I always have a look at it when I come in.”
“I don’t know about it, I’ve never seen it before. I’ve seen the one in Nelson, you can’t miss it.”
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Club Waimea celebrates another top year
Club Waimea has enjoyed another successful year despite a challenging economic environment thanks to some prudent management, good support from their staff and the vision of their founding members. The Lower Queen St club held their annual general meeting on May 25 and manager John Hewison says they ended 20132014 in a good position. John says Club Waimea’s membership remained steady at 1275 and they managed to balance the books despite experiencing “a tougher year than last year with people having less disposable income”. However, John says the club’s executive, directors and staff have all had to work hard to get through the year. “We have had
very prudent management by the board and executive and that has been supported by a very loyal staff and membership. We are very fortunate to have staff who are passionate about the club and prepared to do anything to keep it running smoothly.” John says the club’s ability to “think outside the square” and make maximum use of their facilities is also one of the keys to their survival. Club Waimea has formed partnerships with a number of other clubs and organisations who use the facilities creating a win-win situation. “We can’t remain the exclusive domain of our members because we need to capitalise on every available opportunity to use our facilities. Our amenities are open
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fortunate to have a good relationship with their suppliers who have an excellent understanding of the club’s requirements. “We are lucky with all our suppliers like Waimea Estates, Bays Breweries, Westmeat and NBS. I remember when we were planning our refurbishment and NBS came to the party when no other bank wanted to know us.” But John concedes good management and hard work would not have been enough to secure the future of the club without the vision of its original members who purchased the land in 1970 and opened the caravan park in 1979. “We owe a lot to the original members. Their vision is reaping rewards now and has set the club up for the future.”
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Queen St clock returns There will be no more excuses for being late to work in and around Richmond after the Network Tasman clock was returned to its rightful place on the side of the Network Tasman-owned building on Queen St. The clock, which was removed last September to enable the building to be extensively seismically strengthened and remodelled, was lifted back into place last Thursday. It is one of the finishing touches to the redevelopment of the building which is expected to be completed by the end of this month. “Re-installing Richmond’s well-loved clock today is the icing on the cake of our refurbishing and strengthening work and we hope the community enjoys seeing it on Queen St once again,” says Network Tasman chief executive Wayne Mackey. Wayne says the redeveloped building and a new two-storey addition have been fully leased long-term to Nelson Bays Primary Health and the Nelson Marlborough District Health Board’s Public Health Department. Construction of the two storey addition will start in August and be completed by March next year. He says the building was redeveloped after Network Tasman reviewed all of its assets to ensure that they meet stringent seismic and safety standards. “Public safety is our priority across our whole business and and we felt that this was a good opportunity to bring the building up to a standard which we were happy with,” Wayne says. Network Tasman owns and operates the electricity distribution network in the wider Nelson and Tasman areas, excluding Nelson Electricity’s supply area in Nelson city.
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Lions donate $2500 NEWS in brief for ‘Dad’s new lungs’ MAN DIES AFTER ACCIDENT: Police have released the name of the man who died after being crushed by a log at a Wakefield church property on Saturday morning. He was Robert Charles Cave, aged 26 years, of Brightwater. Emergency services were called to a Wakefield address about 10am on Saturday where the man and a colleague had been doing maintenance work on a church property. The matter has been referred to the Coroner. MORE DOCTORS IN REGION: The Latest data from the Ministry of Health shows record numbers of doctors and nurses are at the bedside caring for patients in public hospitals in Nelson/Marlborough. As of March 31 there were 177 doctors and 547 nurses employed by the DHB – over 30 more doctors and 40 more nurses compared to 2008. NEW BOXING PRESIDENT: Steve Mitchell was last week voted in as the new president of Boxing NZ. He will lead a new executive including vice-chair Andy Powell. WE NEED YOU: So far our community has raised $20,000 for Mike Corkill, who needs new lungs to live. But he needs someone to help him coordinate events like quiz nights, and other fundraising events. Even a few people that can share the load. Mike has a young family and running around organising isn’t doing his health any good. If you can help please contact Steve on 544 9037.
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Mike Corkill has received another shot in the arm, with the Richmond Lions Club donating $2500 to his fundraising campaign. The Lions announced their plans last week when a member brought the idea forward after reading about Mike’s battle to raise $100,000 for a new pair of lungs in the Waimea Weekly. The fundraising drive has been called “Dad’s new lungs” by his six children. President of the Lions club, Alex Robertson, says they are thrilled to be able to support Mike’s cause and say the amount is far more than it usually gives to causes like this. “We don’t normally give that amount of money away. Usually its $500 and a maximum of $1000 but here we are. We think it’s worth it.” It brings the total raised so far to just under $20,000 after successful collections in the Richmond Mall, a garage sale, donations from members of the public and businesses. The family are also
Richmond man Mike Corkill with Richmond Lions president Alex Robertson, right, and the club’s treasurer Terry Silcock. Photo: Andrew Board. hosting a quiz night at the Waimea Old Boys clubrooms in Richmond on June 20. Mike says all donations mean a heck of a lot. “It’s more than I could imagine. It just about brings you to tears really,” he says. “And I’m not one for crying.” Alex says the money came from cutting firewood and from selling sausages at Bun-
nings. He says while cooking sausages last week they had Mike’s name on the blackboard, which lets shoppers know where the proceeds of the barbeque are going. One lady walked up to the Lions members and dropped a $100 note in the tin. “She said she didn’t want a sausage, just to donate to Mike and I think that’s fan-
tastic. You talk about community support, there is a great example.” To sign up for the “World Championship Quiz Night” for Mike’s appeal email mikesnewlungs@gmail.com or you can buy tickets from the Richmond Mall information desk or the Waimea Weekly office on Salisbury Rd.
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Tasman district mayor Richard Kempthorne is optimistic the next stage of the Tasman Great Taste Trail will proceed on schedule, despite the council reducing their funding for the project by at least $300,000. The council last week signed off the 2014-2015 annual plan after the $18 million shortfall was “found” by staff. The week before they told counillors they didn’t know where the money had gone. The plan contains a number of spending cuts to reduce debt and the cycle trail was one of the main casualties. The council initially allocated $600,000 funding for the next stage of the trail from Wakefield to Spooner’s Tunnel but that is now cut to $300,000 which will only be allocated if another $300,000 is secured outside council. Although the cut is a blow to supporters of the trail, Richard says he is “reasonably optimistic” that the council and the Nelson-Tasman Cycle Trails Trust will get the funding to complete the stage in 2014-2015. He says there are a number of options including a contestable government fund available for cycle trails. “[Trust chairperson] Gillian Wratt and I will be having discussions with other potential funders and I’m reasonably optimistic we will get it. There are some positive signals out there and I’m going to be working hard with Gillian to secure that funding.” Richard adds that it is possible that council would use the 50-50 partnership funding model to find the $2.4 million required to finish the cycle trial which is part of the National Cycleways Project. When it is completed, the trail will form a 170 kilometre loop around Nelson, Richmond, Mapua, Riwaka, Tapawera, Kohatu and Wakefield. “We need $2.4 million to complete the trial and council could well look at putting in $1.2 million of that and try and secure funding for the rest,” Richard says. The annual plan will be adopted on June 30.
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WACKY: Appleby School deputy principal Nic Walker with pupils, from left, Ava Knowles, Lucia Evans, Abbey Williams, Marcus Cooper at the school’s Wacky Hair and Wheels Day last Friday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. School students are usually asked to keep their hair neat and tidy but last Friday children at Appleby were encouraged to wear whacky hairdos to support Canteen. Appleby School raised $230 for the teen cancer charity with the pupils donating a gold coin to raise $115 as part of the Whacky Hair and Wheels Day and the school matching their total. Deputy principal Nic
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WEDNESDAY 11 June 2014 Richmond Mall has been handing out prizes left, right and centre and April Searle beat just under 3000 other participants to win the latest Try it on and Win competition. The promotion ran for the months of April and May and last Wednesday April Searle was presented with $1000 worth of fashion gift vouchers by Richmond Mall manager Belinda de Clercq. April had prayed for some financial assistance to aid the Alaskan cruise she was taking her grandchildren on and was very grateful to Sassy’s where she made her entry and the mall management. Richmond Mall are now looking forward to their school holiday promotion which will feature free pottery painting and cookie baking and decorating. Photo: Jessie Johnston.
Suburban Club can’t continue with huge debt It could be lights out for the Nelson Suburban Club after members were told last week that it cannot continue to operate in its current building, due to its “unsustainable” debt. That means the club may have to sell its Tahunanui Drive premises and either try to buy or lease a cheaper venue, or merge with another club. The only way it could stay in its current venue was the highly unlikely scenario where a donor came on board with a $2million, interestfree loan. Board chairman Ross Strawbridge told the members that the club was saddled with too much debt, taken on when the club expanded its premises in 2005 and again when it bought a car park to comply with a council bylaw in 2010. Last year the club told members that it had discovered that its IRD payments were not being made and it owed $200,000 in taxes. It also owed a further $100,000 to other creditors. Ross says since then the board has worked with its bank and the IRD but the cost to service its debt means staying in its current building is no longer an option. “It is the intention of all members of the club, including the board and executive, to see the club continue into the future,” says Ross. “However, it cannot continue in its present format due to the heavy cost of servicing the bank loans and the continuing decrease in income.” He said there has been a 35 per cent decrease in gaming machine takings in the past three and a half years, an important source of revenue for the club. The Nelson Suburban Club isn’t the only club in the country facing difficulties and Nelson city’s own Maitai Club sold its building in 2009 after striking financial problems. Ross also addressed the recent “rampant rumours” that the club had been approached by a church to sell the premises and that it had not been paying its bills, staff or the IRD. He said all were false.
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Cawthron’s Joel Bowater, left, shows Cristina Armstrong and Robin Holmes around the laboratory at the open day. Photo: Jessie Johnston.
Cawthron opens its doors Nelsonians immersed themselves in the wonders of science when the Cawthron Institute opened its doors for its fourth annual open day. “Today is all about showing the public what Cawthron does. It’s bringing our science to life for everyone in the community,” says Cawthron Institute community educator Jo Thompson. The open day last Sunday included tours of the laboratories and research facilities, presentations and displays from a number of Cawthrons different scientific teams including freshwater, ecotoxicology,
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Jane Fisher, Rory Langbridge and Annie Leather at the Nelson College for Girls quiz night.
Mark Brown, Abbie Wright, Sarah Rankin and Peter Rankin at the St Paul’s quiz night.
Tony Hazlett and Alan Timms at the Nelson College for Girls winters sport quiz night.
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Dolphins off Nelson: Anyone else enjoy watching the dolphins fishing by Haulashore Island [Saturday] afternoon? Probably Duskys as they were quite small. Lovely sight. Brenda Skurr. New boxing president: I saw the wee piece about Steve Mitchell becoming the new president of New Zealand Boxing. Well done, he’ll be great. (Via text). John Key was in Nelson, if you could ask him a question what would it be? I wouldn’t want to ask him a damn thing. He’s done nothing decent for the people of this country... Jess Rio. Does he lift more than Obama? Ben Douglas. How do you like your eggs? Blaise Beach. Hmm crazy, drove past him earlier and hubby asked if these cop cars were protecting John Key. Lucky we didn’t know it was him at the time otherwise there might have been some road rage and possibly even some wise man’s words (#$@&!*£%€¥)! John Key’s motto... ‘the rich get richer and the poor get poorer’... My question: How do you sleep at night? Awhina Kihi.
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Social media, generous sponsors and smart students and dogs has made the latest class to graduate from the Nelson Ark one of the best. The Nelson Ark rescues unwanted dogs and pairs them with at-risk youths in a programme aimed at getting young people back on track and training and finding homes for the dogs. Five of the students and their dogs graduated from the latest eight-week course at the Ark’s headquarters at Stonehurst Farm in Hope on May 30 and trainer Sue Walsh says all the students and dogs were top of the class. “This group of students would have to be the most capable we have had for a long time,” Sue says. “They have done very, very well.” Trustee and co-founder Karen Howieson says the latest course was also a success for the dogs in more ways than one. She says all the dogs responded well to training and will make wonderful pets and, thanks to the Ark’s new promotional campaign using social media, five of the six dogs have found homes. Karen says they started advertising for homes for the dogs at the start of the eight-week programme rather than at the finish. They also posted regular updates, including photos and video of the dogs, on the Nelson Ark’s Facebook page and got a great response from potential owners. “We had almost 400 likes on Facebook on this course and all the photos and videos were well received. We had Anna
The Nelson Ark dog trainer Sue Walsh, left with one of her students Sara Kaiser, right, and sponsor representative Shelley t’ Hooft from Lush with Rex at the Ark’s graduation at Stonehurst Farm in Hope. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. Hickman helping us with all the multimedia and she did a wonderful job. “We already have homes for four dogs and a lot of inquiries for Jet so now we only have to find a home for Rex. It’s been very successful.” Karen says Rex is an enthusiastic threeyear-old mixed breed male who would make a great family pet. Anna was planning to post a video about Rex on the Ark’s Facebook page after the graduation. Student and Jet’s trainer Sara Kaiser says Jet is a “really wonderful dog” and she will be sad to see him go.
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Ashleigh Rosie will be seeing plenty of empty wine glasses as she has taken up the “Dry July” challenge to not drink alcohol in July. Photo: Andrew Board. the weekend it could be anything from nothing to quite a big night. When I heard about Dry July last year I thought that I probably hadn’t had a fully sober month since my late teens so I thought ‘it can’t be a bad thing to do’.” She says it went well and now that she knows what to expect, is hoping to raise more money this year. “Last year the main motivator was my health, this year I’ve had a really close friend whose mother has had cancer so I’ve definitely
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Founders Book Fair, June 4: After 25 years the Founders Book Fair has achieved another great total for the development of the park. With a total of $127,000 they managed to make $3000 more than last year with roughly 4000 banana boxes full of books. Spokesperson Karen Clark says the success of the fair rests on the support they are given through the donation of books, the work done by their 70-80 “sorters” and the public who come to buy the books at the fair and ensure the continuance of Founders Park. Sustainable Scooters, June 4: Nelson’s Ross Mathews has had a number of people show interest in test driving his motorised scooter. The scooter is eco-friendly, made with plywood from sustainable sources and is powered with a rechargeable lithium ion battery. For more information on the ‘sustainable scooter’ or how you can contact Ross, visit his website at spectrumscooters.co.nz. Chamber Music Contest, June 4: The Waimea College Brass Ensemble of Oliver Armstrong, Alex Fanning, Liam Golding, Phoebe King, Jamie McCliskie, Alex Paxton, Jess Rogers and Ben Wotherspoon won the Best Overall Group at the Nelson-Tasman district finals of the New Zealand Community Trust Secondary Schools Chamber Music contest in the Baptist Centre in Nelson last Wednesday. Waimea’s brass ensemble also won the Best Performance of a New Zealand Work for their premiere of An Anzac Diary written by Wellington musician Ewan Clark. Fifty-nine students in 13 chamber groups entered the contest.
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Gold Stars for Appleby fire fighters Two of the Tasman district’s longest serving fire fighters, John Russ and Ted Ford, were recognised for 25 years of service to the Appleby Volunteer Rural Fire Force at a function at Petite Fleur at Seifried Estate on Saturday. John and Ted are both foundation members of the Appleby Force which has been celebrating its 25th anniversary this month. Although they were both honoured to receive their Gold Stars for 25 years of service, John says they wouldn’t have lasted that long with support from their families, friends and the community. “We don’t do this for the accolades, we’re there to do a job and we couldn’t have done that job without a lot of support - that’s what drives you,” John says. John says the Appleby business community is especially supportive with a number of companies like Wai-West Horticulture “being there from day one”. Wai-West Horticulture’s managing director Nick Patterson was also a foundation member of the Appleby Force. Ted also played down the significance of the awards saying “it was nice to be recognised but it was just another day”.
Appleby Volunteer Rural Fire Force members Ted Ford, left, and John Russ after being presented with their Gold Stars for 25 years of service at a ceremony at Petite Fleur at Siefried Estate on Saturday. Photo: Tamara Eggers. “I don’t do it for this sort of thing, I do it to serve the community,” he says. John and Ted say one of the biggest changes in the last 25 years has been an increase in the amount of time volunteers are required to spend training because of the introduction of national standards. The fire force also responds to a wider range of calls today including vegetation and structural fires, flooding, motor vehicle accidents and civil defence call outs. “It’s a big commitment these days,” John says. “All the time we spend at the fire station is time we’d be spending with our families and at work.” John says the two incidents that stand out in 25 years of fire fighting are a large for-
estry fire on Flaxmore Rd in Upper Moutere and an horrific motor vehicle accident near Seifried Estate. He says the Flaxmore Road fire was one of the first big incidents they attended and they learned a lot after being were “confronted by such huge flames and flashovers”. Ted, aged 67, says he has no plans to retire which is just as well because he is one of just four volunteers including Paul Eggers, Grace Clark and Robyn Jackman who are available for duty during the day. “We are very short-staffed during the day and I’m one of the few who works in the area so I’ll have to keep going for a while otherwise there could be times when the truck can’t go out.”
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Did you know that Nelson and Tasman life without the need of any religion or is the least Christian region in New Zea- church. However, the message of the biland? When I moved to the area many ble is so much better than this! told me it was the bible belt of New Zea- As a youth pastor, I confess, that it is so land. easy to teach young people the Bible and If you’re unfamiliar with that phrase, it’s simply draw out moral lessons that will an informal term that means a region convince people to live a moral life, makwith the most churches per capita. I’m ing better life choices. To be honest, if not sure when it was the Christian capi- I could take back every message I have tal; perhaps it was in the late 1800s to ever spoken that leads people to simearly 1900s when many of the churches ply “try harder” to “do better” I would. in our region were established. Howev- Why? Because the Bible doesn’t teach er, in both the 2006 and 2013 census Nel- that the solution for our lives is “trying son and Tasman top the charts harder” but rather in a wonderful saviour. That’s why I’m for the least Christian and most convinced that the Bible was residents claiming no religion. written by God and not by man. Why is this? While any statistics Religion tells us: You are good. should be taken with a grain Just try harder, be moral, and of salt, I find it fascinating that God will love you and reward Tasman has also been spotted as the region with the lowest you. The Bible tells us something quite different: You are proportion of smokers and the Nick Iphighest percentage of married polito, Youth desperately broken. Only Jesus couples. Pastor, Hope can save you. Acknowledge that and receive God’s love. God’s If I were to speculate, it would community love comes to you by grace, a seem that we live in a very unreChurch. gift, not your hard work. ligious but still very moral part The Bible says in Ephesians, “For by of the country. I have asked myself the question many grace you have been saved through faith. times why these statistics read the way And this is not your doing; it is the gift they do. Maybe the church has prom- of God, not a result of works so that no ised a happier, more moral, and better one may boast.” Maybe you have tried life? “Just try church, work harder, and a church as a “religion fix” for you, and better life awaits.” Many who try church found it didn’t work for you. Can I suglike this find that rather than making life gest that instead you consider trying Jebetter, it brings extra guilt, anxiety and sus, the person. His aim is not to come hurt. Many think the church’s message is and add a little something to your life; essentially: “Don’t have sex before mar- His aim is to save you and transform you riage, don’t do drugs and don’t smoke.” with the hope that is greater than anyGood choices are good choices, whether thing else this world has to offer. Yes, an the church is involved or not. Perhaps even greater life than sunny Nelson can many have found that they can live offer.
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them as a convenient option for visiting clientele. Being south-west positioned, the building takes advantage of natural light and sun. Take one glance out of the windows on this level one site and you will be captivated by the views over Trafalgar Street, Church Hill and the Cathedral Steps. The newly renovated building incorporates nine spacious offices (most of which offer that wonderful view) together with a central conference room, a kitchenette and two bathrooms. The opportunity to lease an area like 295 Trafalgar Street does not come along every day and the light modern feel of the office makes it a very desirable space for any business to operate from and a pleasure to work in. This rare and exceptional space will not be around forever, so if you are looking to relocate your business or perhaps looking for the perfect location to start your new business, don’t miss out on your chance to secure this excellent property. For further information, or to arrange an appointment to view the premises, please phone Lisa on 564 3691 during office hours 8am5pm Monday to Friday. Business Update. Adv.
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Memorial wanted for victims of Wairau Massacre
A descendant of one of the honorary policemen killed in the Wairau Massacre on June 17, 1843 wants the Europeans and Maori who died in the conflict to be remembered in a memorial service at the site of the incident near Tuamarina in Marlborough Twenty-two men from Nelson and between four and nine Maori died in the incident which was the first major clash between Maori and British settlers after the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi in A drawing of Nelson Church Hill fortified on October 9, 1843, months after 1840. Fighting broke out after a group the Wairau Massace. Photo: Nelson Provincial Museum, Bett Loan Collection: of 47 special constables from Nelson at- 314792. tempted to clear Maori off Maori land, service has been held for these men. President of the Nelson Marlborough under orders from the New Zealand They were policemen and they died Westland RSA Derek Nees says they Company, and the wife of Ngati Toa serving their country and we should re- support Roland’s campaign to commember them. We also need to remem- memorate the policemen who died at chief Te Rangihaeata was shot. ber the people who died on Wairau because the police are the RSA’s Although there is a monuboth sides. It is important to “fourth service”. ment in the Tuamarina recognise both the European Derek says “there needs to be some Cemetery on the hillside further preliminary work done” but he and Maori graves.” and four unmarked graves Roland has already ap- would like to see a memorial in place on the banks of the Tuamaproached the Nelson RSA for a dedication and commemorative rina River, Nelson’s Roland and Nelson mayor Rachel service for next year’s anniversary of Wadsworth wants a more Reese about the proposed the incident. fitting memorial to the men memorial and commemo- Maori historian and author John Mitchand women who died in the rative service and says they ell, of Nelson, expects that iwi would be conflict. John Bamforth were enthusiastic about the interested in supporting the proposal “My great, great grandfather William Northam was lost arm in Wairau concept. He also plans to for a memorial service as long as it is Massacre 1843. discuss the proposal with the conducted in an “even-handed way”. a Nelson policeman and he Photo: Nelson ProMarlborough District Coun- John, who along with his wife Hilary, was the second person shot vincial Museum, cil and Iwi and hopes the have written a number of books on the in the conflict,” Roland says. “He was buried with two Copy Collection. first memorial service will history of Maori in Nelson and Marother policemen in an unmarked grave be held on June 17 next year. “This in- lborough says it was important to re- there’s three other graves there as well cident was a very notable and sad event member that up to nine Maori died at and they also found four Maori skel- in the history of Nelson. The service Wairau in a “debacle” that was sparked etons. It’s been over 170 years since the should include the mayors and police by the greed of the New Zealand Company. incident and to date no remembrance from both Nelson and Marlborough.”
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When Larissa and Anton moved from Germany From 6am every day Anton, Larissa, their children to New Zealand they were determined to start a and staff serve wonderful homemade delights bakery of their own. Both Larissa and Anton have along with fantastic coffee. Antonius’ Bakery bake come from families that have deep roots in bak- European style breads, cakes and pastries daily, ing; Anton having learnt his skills from his mas- using only the freshest ingredients. These include ter baker father and grandfather in Germany and locally sourced eggs, natural butters and the best Larissa growing up in Russia under the influence quality flour imported from Germany. Each item of her grandmother who had been in a bakery her is made with precision and care to maximise flawhole life. vour and texture. Daily European breads include They were doubtful at first that their European white bread, wholemeal bread, spelt flour bread breads would be accepted in New Zealand but and the ever popular black bread. Fresh filled rolls, and croissants greet after the opening of their first shop in Motueka, you as you walk in as well they were happily suras a fantastic selection of prised to see that 80 per pies, pastries, all kinds of cent of their customers cakes and cookies and some extraordinary deswere Kiwis. They chose serts. Their mouth wato set up in Motueka after learning about its tering homemade pies reputation for friendly include flavours such as people and sunshine mince and chilli bean, hours. Larissa says they creamy chicken, bacon really love the situation and egg and a delicious being so close to beautiselection of quiches. Call ful places like Kaiteriteri in on your way to work and Marahau. Since they and pick up something moved to New Zealand delicious to start your Larissa and Anton from Antonius Eurothey have had four childay or sit down with a pean Bakery are delighted to open their dren, Alex, Daniel, Nichfriend while enjoying a new Richmond Bakery. olas and Anton. great cup of coffee and On the first day they be tempted by their deopened their Motueka bakery in 2011, Larissa lectable pastries, cakes and tarts. Their friendly and Anton had to close at lunch time as they had staff will make you feel welcome and can even sold out of everything! Since then the popularity help you make that difficult decision. of Antonius’ Bakery has grown, not only in Mo- Their products are all made by Anton in Motueka tueka, but in the surrounding area. People from every morning and delivered fresh to the RichBrightwater, Richmond and Nelson often visited mond bakery. Many of Anton’s recipes are famand asked why they were not set up in a larger ily recipes passed down through the generations, town. The huge demand for the bakery to move making them all the more special and proven to was the catalyst for Larissa and Anton to start an- taste fantastic. They don’t use any preservatives other shop in Richmond. Antonius’ Bakery are in their food and their commitment to providing delighted to open the doors of their Richmond customers with the best quality products means shop, offering locals the opportunity to try their they source some of their flour from Australia and Germany. fantastic selection of breads and sweet treats.
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Now opeN iN RichmoNd 246 Queen St, Richmond ph: 544 6270 www.eurobakery.co.nz We are currently looking for staff for our Richmond Bakery Part time / full time positions Please drop your CV in to Antonius Bakery 246 Queen Street, Richmond
Larissa and Anton have been in their new Queen Street premises for a couple of weeks. They have already met many people who have tried their food while visiting Motueka and are delighted to see them now open in Richmond. Pop in and try a treat from their delicious range and you’ll definitely head back for more. Antonius’ Bakery also offers a range of breads, cakes and other products online, making it easier for people to order their wonderful food or if you see something you require for a function or party, Larissa and Anton are more than happy to assist you. To browse a selection of their breads and other products visit their website at www.eurobakey. co.nz or to make an order online, email
them at antonius.bakery@gmail.com. Antonius’ Bakery can also provide you with beautifully decorated cakes for a special occasion whether it’s a birthday or anniversary. They have a large variety of flavours to suit all tastes and styles. If there is something in particular that you would like, please call in to see Larissa or contact them by email. “We are very proud of our bakery, we
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Nelson Dawnbreakers Fishing Club The fishing around Nelson has been on the slow side for a while now with snapper moving to the deeper water over winter. There is still the odd big moocher hanging around and those keen enough to put the time in, will get rewarded. Good gurnard can be found in Delaware Bay and out wide in Tasman Bay now. Don’t forget to set your flounder net around the estuaries and inlets as good numbers are also showing up. Last weekend’s forecast predictions for great weather saw a steady stream of boats leaving Nelson and descending on Okiwi Bay in anticipation of some great days fishing. The boat trailer park was bursting at the seams by mid Saturday morning as everyone headed out far and wide. Those with the bigger boats sought out D’urville Island and Stephens Passage. There were a good number of kingfish, groper and snapper caught. Shimano Bottom Ships and Lucanus slow jigs have worked well to get some really big snapper in Stephens Passage and at top end of D’urville. Blue cod were also in abundance. A group of keen Dawnbreakers also headed over the other hill to West Haven where the waters were also calm and tried their luck. They were well rewarded for the long journey
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The Lantern On loneliness A couple of weeks back I, along with over 300 others, heard cartoonist Michael Leunig speak. What is it about this guy and his cartoons, that strikes a chord in us? Perhaps it is that he asks the question, “What is life about?” Many of us struggle with that. Mother Theresa said, “The most terrible poverty is loneliness and the feeling of being unloved.” Loneliness comes for many reasons. Perhaps no one agrees with our opinions. We make decisions others don’t like. Our partner has died or left. Our children live away. Declining health limits our involvement in groups to which we previously belonged. We try all kinds of things to avoid the loneliness that threatens to overwhelm us. We go shopping, drink too much, escape our four walls, spend too much time on Facebook, shun people not like us or jump into unhealthy relationships; anything so we don’t feel alone. Remember the lyrics from Petula Clark’s Downtown? (I know… I’m old.) “When you’re alone and life is making you lonely, You can always go — downtown.” In the olden days, we lived in community. We knew our neighbours. We cared for each others’ kids. We shopped, worked, and played locally. If we wanted
to say something, we’d go and visit. Can’t bring back the old days, I know! The song goes on to say: “And you may find somebody kind to help and understand you, Someone who is just like you and needs a gentle hand to guide them along….” While we can’t do away with loneliness, we can contribute to building our community; through sports clubs, hobby groups or churches — by being a friend to someone else. An amazing thing — God is a community. Three persons, one God; loving Father, self-giving Son, ever-present Spirit, in relationship together. Christians use the word “Trinity.” God takes community seriously. God is community. God created community. Sunday June 15, our church celebrates Trinity Sunday with a breakfast in the church hall at 9am followed by the service at 10am. Come and be part of our community if you like. — Susan Gill, Vicar What ideas do you have to address loneliness or help form community? For yourself or others? Phone or email them through: 544 8844 or church.onhill@xtra.co.nz
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Older Youth Sunday 22 June 5 - 7 pm Holy Trinity Church Hall Topic: Youth Alpha Bring something to share for tea.
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Keeping it green The Book Fair grew from of our love of reusing and recycling. Originally part of our garage sale, five years ago we decided to see if there could be enough books to run a separate event. It has grown each year, and we accept all things paper; lots of books, sewing patterns, knitting patterns and jigsaws. We even have DVDs and vinyl records, board games and children’s toys.
See you, Saturday July 12 from 9 am to 12 noon. Free Entry! If you would like to donate books or other items to the Fair, contact the Church Office. Keep passing on the books.
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Thursday 26 June 7.30 pm Holy Trinity Church Hall For fun and fellowship. All women welcome.
Come, browse and enjoy great tea, coffee, cakes and scones.
Services: Sun 9 am & 10.30 am, Wed 10 am
until Saturday 14 June 9 am - 5 pm Church on the Hill will be open all day for prayer
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We give away magazines and other items. Most of the books are $2 or less.
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Wednesday 25 June 2 pm Holy Trinity Church Hall
It aims to help parents and caregivers recognise their strengths and abilities, connect them with support in their communities and bring a fresh perspective to life.
If you are interested in a mentor or training to be a mentor, phone 0800 555 300 (landlines only) or email enquiries@freshperspective.org.nz.
For more details, ring the church office 544-8844 or visit our website
Women’s Afternoon Fellowship Group
Freshperspective is a free service that brings trained, volunteer mentors into supportive relationships with parents who have asked for help. Open Home Foundation are developing the service.
In our local area more mentors have been trained. Mentors from Richmond New Life, Church on the Hill and St Barnabas at Stoke join existing mentors from St David’s Presbyterian, Richmond Church of Christ and Hope Community Church.
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Monday 30 June 7 - 9 pm
Book Fair Saturday 12 July 9 am - 12 noon Holy Trinity Church Hall
Friends ‘n’ Fun Mondays and Thursdays 9.30 -12.00 pm Preschool playgroup for tots and parents includes 30 minutes of music and movement.
Did you know? Part of the Holy Trinity site was used as a cattle market before it was purchased by the Diocese of Nelson. Holy Trinity Church and land is owned by the Diocese of Nelson and held in Trust overseen by the Nelson Diocesan Trust Board - like all Anglican church properties in the Nelson/Tasman region.
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Waimea College will be desperately seeking a win against Roncalli when the two teams meet in their Press Cup rugby match in Timaru this Saturday. Waimea won their opening game of the Crusaders region secondary schools competition back in May but have now suffered six consecutive losses after going down 25-13 to Rangiora High at Waimea College last Saturday. Although Waimea led 13-10 early in the second half, they battled against a determined defence with Rangiora’s No 8 Cameron Dyer scoring two tries to secure the win. Coach Daniel Hobbs said the team needed to
play to their strengths and communicate better on defence and attack. “We did the video review of the game and there were two situations where we had five or six on three and took wrong options because we didn’t communicate. We worked hard to create those chances and needed to capitalise on them - it’s very frustrating.” Jake Berthelsen dropped a goal and Jake McLachlan and Maloni Lama scored tries for Waimea. Loose forward Riley Heslop played well until he left the field injured, lock Jeremy Lordan and halfback Tyler Power also had strong games.
Waimea College’s Sean Ducray and Nelson College’s Olly Stephens said goodbye to family and friends as they departed Nelson on Sunday morning. The rowers are off to Lake Karapiro for two months of training in preparation for their trip to the Junior World Rowing Champs in Germany. A fundraising quiz night for the boys will be held on Sunday June 15 at Hardy St Sprig and Fern from 6pm. Photo: Jessie Johnston.
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Netballers poised to take charge of premier grade The 2014 Premier season has had a couple of bumps along the way for Richmond and Waimea College. By their own admission Waimea College took the court for the season opener a little underdone. Summer sporting commitments
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meant coach, Faye Eden had very little preparation time with her charges. Stoke NBS were quick to
take their opportunities to register a 53-45 win. The college girls made in-roads for their match up against Richmond in the second round when they accounted for their more experienced counterparts to the tune of 50-40. Waimea put in a commendable performance to come out on the right side of the ledger when they met Prices Pharmacy Black. The penultimate round saw a game worthy of final status as it went right to the wire when Waimea met defending champions Jacks OPD. There were ebbs and flows in the first quarter, when first Jacks dominated, then Waimea surged. The teams could not be separated and were tied 15 all at the first break. Waimea’s offence broke down in the second quarter which allowed Jacks a commanding 32-24 lead, which to most would have indicated that Jacks would pull away in the second half. Several changes were made which paid immediate dividends – Holly Young moved into centre, Kalyssa Rasmussen was introduced at goal attack which allowed captain Breanna Whiting, to move to wing attack. Breanna’s precision feeds into her shooters paved the way for a remarkable comeback to be in front 44-42 with fifteen minutes to play. Waimea had their
chances, however a little inexperience crept in with a few stray passes at crucial times which sealed the 57-55 win for Jacks. Richmond have a tried and true line-up with a wealth of experience with Nicky Rampton the offensive spearhead at goal attack. In the opening round against Prices Pharmacy A, Richmond took the first half to find their feet before moving up a gear to record a 55-36 win. Against Stoke NBS, Richmond did not come into their own until the final stanza when they “kept their heads” to record the win.
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In game four Richmond had another quiet period to begin against Prices Pharmacy Black however once they found their rhythm they stormed ahead to record a convincing win. Thursday sees the final games in the preliminary round and while Richmond and Waimea have 12 and 9 points respectively they will each be looking to add to their tally with a win. Richmond will play in a top of the table game against Jacks OPD. It would be fair to say not one team in the grade has played consistently for the 60 minutes. Jacks have a perfect record with four wins, however their performance on court has been far from perfect. Richmond need to do the work before the ball gets to Jacks shooters as once in there, more often than not it will be converted. Richmond need to take the court firing on all cylinders as while Jacks have not played four good quarters they seem to leave their best to last and finish with a flourish. Waimea will face Prices Pharmacy A who have the luxury of three accomplished shooters – last week they combined for a team average of 96 per cent. And like Richmond, Waimea will have to stop the ball before it gets to Prices shooters. Both games would be well worth a trip into Saxton Stadium on Thursday night, Richmond playing at 6pm and Waimea at 7.45pm.
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Waimea West owner-trainer Brian Hill had one of his most a memorable days at Richmond Park when he completed a double with his talented trotter Sunchita at the Nelson Harness Racing Club’s winter meeting on Sunday. Brian lined up Sunchita to emphatically win the Town and Country Vets Handicap Trot in a record time on the first day of the meeting on Friday and she backed up again on Sunday to take out the Tommy Behrns Handicap Trot. Maddison Hill, who recorded his fourth career win from 78 starts on the first day of the meeting, was also bred by Brian and is owned by Brian’s daughter Kristie, John Donaldson and Chris Chalmers of Christchurch. Sunchita has now won six races and just over $44,000 in stakes for Brian who co-owns the sixyear-old Sundon mare with Kristie. Although Sunchita has always shown plenty of speed, Kristie says the trotter is only just starting to fulfil her potential and they are now considering an Auckland campaign next month.
Owner-trainer Brian Hill and his daughter Kristie and wife Cheryl with their star trotter Sunchita after winning the Tommy Behrns Handicap Trot on the second day of the Nelson Harness Racing Club’s meeting at Richmond Park on Sunday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. “She has always had so much ability but often ruined her chances by breaking in the running,” Kristie says. “We have made a few adjustments to her gear and her farrier Brian Biggs has done a great job on her feet and that seems to have made all the difference.” Kristie has enjoyed a successful association with Sunchita’s family recording her first winning drive on Sunchita’s dam, Carmenchita, at Nelson in 1999. Carmenchita’s first foal Ruby N Diamonds won three races for the Hills while her fourth foal De Real Diva has won one race and there could be more to come as Brian and
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Waimea Old Boys women’s team will be hoping results go their way this Saturday when they play Central in the final round of the 10-a-side competition at Neale Park. Tasman’s champion women’s team shouldn’t have any problems dispatching Central in their game, but then they will have to wait for the outcome of Marist’s games against Stoke and Riwaka to find out
if they have won the competition. Waimea and Marist have both only lost one game this season and it is likely that the 10-aside championship will come down to a points differential. “We beat Stoke 56-0 and Marist 45-22 last weekend which was a good turnaround for us after losing to Marist in the first round,” coach Steve Curtis says. “We were only
petition, which is scheduled to finish this weekend, could well continue for another round. “A lot of the teams are still struggling for numbers so I’ve suggested to the other coaches that we have another round of 10-a-side and make it the best of three.” Waimea kicks off against Central at 1.50pm.
Bs tracking along nicely after win over Stoke
Waimea Old Boys division one fullback James Lowe watches the ball fly in front of him. The team scored 11 tries to defeat Stoke 67-0 in their Bayleys Tasman Trophy match at Greenmeadows on Saturday. Photo: Barry Whitnall/www.shuttersport.co.nz
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ahead by four points at half time but the girls played very well and were fitter than Marist. “Now we are in a position to win the competition as long as Marist don’t win their games by really big margins. It will help if we beat Central by a big score too.” However, Steve says it could all be academic anyway because the 10-a-side com-
Waimea Old Boys recorded their fifth win of the season defeating Stoke 22-3 on Saturday to stay on top of the Car Company Division two competition, but coach Wayne Bateman says they still need to improve to be championship contenders. Waimea made too many handling errors and lacked patience in Saturday’s win and Wayne says they will be focussing on improving those aspects of their play against Rangers at Moutere this Saturday. “We have a good forward pack and really good backs but we have been making too many mistakes and that probably cost us a bonus point on Saturday. We could have beaten Wanderers and Riwaka as well if we hadn’t made so many mistakes, so we really need to eliminate those and and be more patient when we have the ball,” he says. Paul Burt, Hamish Le-
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Wanderers rugby star receives scholarship
Fletcher Matthews received a sports scholarship from NMIT at a ceremony in Nelson late last month.
Talented young rugby player Fletcher Matthews is one of 47 Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology students who received study scholarships at ceremonies held in Nelson and Blenheim late last month. Fletcher, who plays club rugby for Wanderers and is a member of the Tasman Rugby Union Academy, is in his first year of a Diploma in Applied Fitness at NMIT which is the official education provider for the Tasman Rugby Union. NMIT offers sports scholarships to enable talented young players to stay in the region to study while pursuing their sporting goals. Fletcher says the scholarship has freed him up to focus on his sporting and educational goals without having to worry about his finances. “Having the scholarship has meant that I haven’t
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Council Meetings Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz Joint Shareholders Committee Nelson City Council Chambers, Trafalgar Street, Nelson, Friday 13 June 2014, 1.30 pm. No public forum Community Development Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 19 June 2014, 9.30 am. Public forum Nelson Regional Sewerage Business Unit Nelson City Council Chambers, Friday 20 June 2014, 1.00 pm. No public forum Commercial Subcommittee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Friday 27 June 2014, 1.30 pm. No public forum
Building Inspections unavailable Wednesday 9 July 2014 Due to compulsory training requirements, building inspections will not be scheduled on Wednesday 9 July 2014. We apologise in advance for any inconvenience. A duty building control officer will be available at the Richmond Office. Please contact the council on Ph. 03 543 8400 to arrange an alternative inspection date.
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Tasman District Council proposes to review its Dog Control Bylaw and associated Dog Control Policy. We encourage feedback from anyone with an interest in the proposed bylaw, with a consultation period over five weeks to allow plenty of time for you to make a considered submission. The submission procedure is detailed below. This “summary of information” is made to fulfil the purposes of Sections 83(1)(a)(ii) and 89 of the Local Government Act 2002 and summarises the Statement of Proposal to review the existing Dog Control Bylaw. The majority of the existing bylaw is carried over to the proposed replacement bylaw, however a number of new provisions have been proposed in response to issues raised with the Council. To assess these issues a workshop was held on 3 April 2014 between Council staff and Councillors to consider the viability of suggested changes/additions to the existing bylaw. The proposed bylaw should be construed as being entirely new and submissions may be made on any element of the bylaw not just the proposed changes. However, it may be helpful to highlight the key changes proposed to the existing Dog Control Bylaw following the Council workshop: 1. The area covered by the dog ban in Takaka to be increased as shown in Schedule 3 of the proposed bylaw. Access to Commercial Street will be permitted for dog owners outside of normal business hours i.e. 9.00 am – 5.00 pm on weekdays. 2. The Jimmy Lee Track (Richmond) to be made a leash control area. The area affected runs from Jimmy Lee Creek Hill Street/Milne Place entrance to Hill Street (Hart Road) entrance, see map in Schedule 1 of the proposed Bylaw. 3. That, due to potential “bird strike” issues at Nelson Airport, the area of Sand Island under Tasman District Council control becomes a dog prohibited area, see Schedule 3 of the proposed bylaw. 4. The Tasman’s Great Taste Trail Bylaw 2012 has various controls on dogs at different parts of the trail. Clause 20 has been added to the existing Dog Control Bylaw and reads as follows: 20.1 The Tasman Great Taste Trail Bylaw 2012 prohibits dogs from certain sections of the trail. For details of dog prohibited areas see: www.tasman.govt.nz/policy/policies/bylaw/tasman-s-great-taste-trail-bylaw/ The Dog Control Bylaw should not be taken to contradict any of these provisions. The full Statement of Proposal including the proposed bylaw and policy may be inspected during ordinary opening hours at the following places: Tasman District Council, 189 Queen Street, Richmond Tasman District Council, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka Tasman District Council & Library, 92 Fairfax Street, Murchison Tasman District Council, 14 Junction Street, Takaka District Library, 280 Queen Street, Richmond Motueka Library, 12 Pah Street, Motueka Takaka Memorial Library, 3 Junction Street, Takaka A copy of the full Statement of Proposal may be viewed or downloaded from the Tasman District Council website at: www.tasman.govt.nz All submissions on the proposal are to be in writing using the attached form and posted or delivered to Dog Control Bylaw Consultation, Tasman District Council, Private Bag 4, 189 Queen Street, Richmond 7050, or they may be Emailed to info@tasman.govt.nz or faxed to 03 543 9524. Submissions will be received at any time from 8.00 am on 2 June 2014 to 4.30 pm on 7 July 2014.
Invoices for the fourth rates instalment of the 2013/2014 year were issued on 1 May 2014 and were due for payment by 31 May 2014. Payments received after 3 June 2014 will have penalties applied. If you would like to speak to someone about your rates, please contact the Council on Ph. 03 543 8400.
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Community Notices
Community Events Keeping you in touch
Volunteer Awareness Week is 15-21 June. Volunteers make the world go round and now is the perfect time to say thank you! Youth Board Art Exhibition is a Sk8board Art Exhibition, entry forms available from the Refinery Artspace 3 Halifax St Nelson & Richmond Mall info desk. Find us on facebook Board Art 2014 for details. FRESH FOCUS Lindsay Wood speaking about “Architecture & Extinction”, Monday, 16 June, 10-11am. Nelson Suburban Club, 168 Tahunanui Drive. Everyone welcome. Entry $2. TOP OF THE SOUTH MORRIS MINOR CAR CLUB Sunday 22 June by 1.30pm Founders Park, Windmill entrance. Come to look & afternoon tea at the Café. Contact Julie Ph0354-73316 Tasman Talks Titles Book Group Do you enjoy reading & talking about books? Then our Tasman Talks Titles book group might be what you’re looking for. Join us on Wednesday 18th June, 3.00pm – 4.00pm at Richmond Library. Aqua aerobics for women. Non profit making women’s group. Mondays 3 to 4 at Ngawhatu pool. Qualified instructor all ages welcome $5.00. Any queries call either Lyn Neumann 5473263 or Sandy Harvey 5445993 COMMUNITY SING A LONG Wednesday 18 June 1.30 pm Wesley Centre 4 Wensley Rd Richmond (opp TDC). Cuppa. Gold coin donation for Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy. ALL WELCOME Arohanui Learning Community: Are you investigating choices for your child’s education? Meet others, share food and ideas for a democratic, holistic primary school opening in 2015 @ family potluck in FreeHouse yurt, Thursday 12 June, 5:30pm. Q&A session after 6pm. Free entry with drink. DemocraticSchoolNelson.co.nz REMINDER: World Environment Day & Arbour Day on Thurs., June 5. In preparation for planting, you can stock up on lovingly cultivated
seedlings at the Brook Sanctuary Farmers Market stall tomorrow! The Brook Waimarama Sanctuary - keeping Nelson green in so many ways! www.brooksanctuary.org GIGATOWN NELSON : Join us on Twitter for discussions on local issues Tues.s 8.30pm-9.30pm. Use #gigatownnsn in all your tweets! Learn social media & have fun: Meeting at The FreeHouse first Tues. of the month 5pm. Come along! www.GigatownNelson.wordpress.com Music on Friday, June 6, 10.00 am at St Davids church, Florence St. Richmond. Movie, well known. English actor Stephen Fry discusses the fascinating life of composer Richard Wagner. Admission $4. Whenua/ Placenta planting 1pm 14 June behind the Centre of NZ. Access from Branford Park, car park on left just before Jickells Bridge as you drive up the Maitai Valley. 20 minute walk up a balloon marked track. Family event just turn up with your whenua/placenta. Trees & spades are provided by NCC. This is a special day for all involved & is in memory of Lyndell Rowan, a lovely Midwife who would have embraced such an event. Bring a picnic Booking not required but if you have questions txt Aunouska 0211292519 Henley Kindergarten Quiz Night. Raising funds for a new shade cloth over our sandpit & new outdoor equipment. Quiz Fri. 27 June, 7.30pm 19th -Nelson Golf Club, Bolt Road, Tahuna. Tickets $10per person, Teams up to 8 people. Call 544 6908 to purchase tickets. MidWinter Xmas Dinners & Market. TopHouse Historic Guesthouse, Café & Bar, Nelson Lakes. Dinners Sat. 28 June & 5 July. Real Xmas trees & huge open fire & music. ‘Xmas in July’ Market & family fun Sunday afternoon 13 July & Xmas dinner buffet. (Stallholders welcome to apply). Contact Jennifer on 03-5211848 or email info@ tophouse.co.nz. www.tophouse.co.nz
The Brook Sanctuary will be at the Nelson Markets this Saturday! Sponsor fence posts there & get a free bumper sticker & fridge magnet, PLUS you can choose a seedling to take home - including the amazing native (& now endangered in the wild) red kaka beak plant. Fabulous! Richmd Waimea Toy Library Quiz Night Fundraiser Mon. June 16 6-9pm at The Speights Ale House Tahuna. Tickets $10 from the Toy Library 20C Gladstone Rd. Purchase during sessions Tues. 9:30-11:30, Thurs. 6:30-8pm, Sat. 9:30-12:30 cash only no EFTPOS. Lunch on the Hill. Tues. 17 June. Tea & coffee served from 11.30am. Lunch at 12noon. All Welcome. Koha. Holy Trinity Church, 27 Dorset St Richmond. Ph 544 8844 TOUR TO MIYAZU JAPAN OCTOBER 2014: Public Information Sessions, Nelson Public Library Activity Room Wed, 11 June 5-5.30pm. Call: Lyndal McMeeking, Nelson-Miyazu Sister City Association on (027) 255 7562 or email lyndal-richard@xtra.co.nz Red Cross Refugee Services Would you like to make a difference & work in a team to support former refugees to resettle in Nelson? It’s fun & rewarding. Full training is provided. Next training course: 12th – 14th September. For more infor call Red Cross Refugee Services jettie.zeestraten@ redcross.org.nz or 548-4978 SINGERS WANTED! Nelson Bays Harmony has vacancies for women to sing the low (bass) or high (tenor) part in our 4-part a cappella choir of 40 members. Rehearsals Thurs. 7pm in Richmond & visitors are welcome. Details see website www. nelsonharmony.org.nz or ph Jenny 547 4354. Speak with Confidence Learn with POWERtalk Waimea & become the leader you want to be at our meetings in Annesbrook, 1st & 3rd Wed. at 7pm. Ph: Linda, 5447823, Yvonne 5446350 or 0800 481 482 www.powertalknelson1.wordpress.com.
Tiny Tots, a free, fun, introduction to stories, songs, active movement & rhymes for preschoolers & their caregivers. Tues.s 10am till 10.30am. Children’s Area, Richmond Library during term time. Richmond Playcentre invites families with children birth to 6 years old. A fun & relaxed atmosphere. Come & enjoy 3 free visits at 46 Waverly St. Mon, Wed & Fri 9.30 -12pm or Ph 544 6316 Crafts, Caring & Sharing, Starts again each Mon. 9.30am until 12 noon. Bring your favourite craft. Bring a friend, come for a cuppa. Everyone welcome. Gold coin donation. For more info call Pauline. Ph: number: 5449174. Apple Mac User Group. Meet monthly at Constance Barnicoat Rm Tasman Library Richmond. Mac users, incl users of Apple devices welcome. Refer www.nbmug.org.nz for details or 5473408. Bookchat meet at Stoke Library, Cnr Neale Ave & Putaitai Street the 3rd Wed. 5pm each month. Come along & relax with a coffee, have a chat about books recently read or come along to hear what others have enjoyed & join the discussion. FREE to all. Anyone interested, or needing more info, call Librarian Alyson Baker 5460416 or Librarian Stoke Mary Menzies 5468100. Mum4Mum Breastfeeding support meets the last Wed. of every month 10am-11.30am at the Ecomoon Collective Building, 120 Bridge St, Nelson. All welcome. Ph Tara 0212772098 or mum4mum@nbph.org.nz Are you breastfeeding? Looking for additional support? Contact us at Mum4Mum for mother to mother breastfeeding support, guidance and advice. 0212772098 mum4mum@nbph.org.nz or visit our Facebook Page. TOASTMASTERS Develop your personal social confidence by learning the art and skills of public speaking at Madhatters Toastmasters. Meet every Fri. 7am-8:30am. For info, ph Kate 548-6636.
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ILLINGWORTH Jarrod Illingworth and Shelley Habib are pleased to announce the safe arrival of Carter Arch Born 21st May 2014 at 1:10am, 9pound 13oz, 53cm long. Big thankyou to our midwife Kerensa Leadbetter.
JOHNSON Quintin, Liz & Cody are proud to announce the arrival of Ryker Harrison On 21 May 2014 at 9.05am Weighing 7lb 14oz Special thanks to Rachel O’Hanlon, David Leadbetter and the awesome midwives at Nelson Hospital
sITUATIONs VAcANT Wakefield Rest Home, Wakefield, Nelson
Registered/Enrolled Nurse BUILDER required for Swimming Pool Construction Company. Must be interested in learning the Pool Building Industry Experience in the following would be an advantage • Timber work • Plastering • Bricklaying • Concrete steel work • Decking • Tiling • Paving Must have/be • Positive attitude • Good communication skills • Well presented • Fit & strong • Punctual • Drivers licence required (Class 2 would be an advantage) • Great work ethic • Reliable & trustworthy
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Wakefield Rest Home provides care to 22 residents and meals on-on-wheels to the local community. We have a wonderful opportunity for a Registered Nurse or Enrolled Nurse for a shared position with the manager. Immediate start. A strong support structure is in place and a great team of staff. The person we would like to welcome into our home: • Aged care experience an advantage. • Has excellent clinical skills and preferably completed the interRai competency. • Has strong leadership and communication skills with the ability to develop a great team culture. • Is a Registered/Enrolled Nurse with a current Practicing Certificate. If you would like to be a part of our large family and really care about making a difference, Please apply via email, including your CV and References, to Melinda at: manager@wrh.co.nz or phone 541 8995 Closing date: 16 June 2014
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Fekete Esther Sanders and Tamas Fekete proudly welcomed Eric Robert to their family on 29 January 2014.
GRAY Jared & Stacey would love announce the safe arrival of their beautiful wee girl Briar Elizabeth Jane born on 3rd May 2014 weighing a healthy 8lb 6oz! A much loved little sister for Scarlett! Huge thanks to Jean Horn, Kerensa Leadbetter & Lynda Smith.
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Trades & Services
APPLE REPAIRS
AUTOMOTIVE
ARBORIST
Hassle free motoring
Apple Computer Repairs
All mechanical repairs No job too big or small.
Over 25 years experience – Qualified and Insured Best equipped for all your tree & hedge needs incl stump grinding, tracked chipper hire, shaping and removal
A Automotive
dvanced
100% locally owned and operated Customer feedback forms available for viewing
John Bush
Certified Mac Technician www.mac111.co.nz Ph: 0275481618
COMPUTERS
Computer problems? We can fix all your IT problems either on site or remotely. Business or Home users. Call us now on
539 4428
service@ctnelson.co.nz www.ctsnelson.co.nz
AUTOMOTIVE
12 Cargill Place, (off Beach Richmond 4A Gladstone Road,Road) Richmond
Ph: 544 1212
info@abseiltreecare.co.nz | 544 2197
DIGGERS
DECKS & FENCES
®
paint, oil & stain restoration
www.deckandfencepro.co.nz
INTERIOR SEWING
LANDSCAPES
First home buyers • Purchasers Refinancing • Investment Properties Guarantor lending 100% loans
For the ‘baa-ack’ yard ewe deserve
Phone 548 8590
Call Caleb 022 122 5013 Email
crazysheeplandscapes@gmail.com
PLUMBER
PLUMBER
Specialising in small jobs and maintenance plumbing
• Renovations • Kitchens • Bathrooms 4 Coach Pl, Brightwater
0275 423 343 A/H: 542 3343
TAKEAWAY
• • • • • •
Maintenance Blocked Drains Domestic Work New Housing Industrial Properties Leaking Taps & Pipes
544 0203 Sundial Square Richmond Open 7 Days 11am - Late
Small Small • Leaking taps & pipes Jobs • KitchensJobs & Welcome bathrooms Welcome • Solar • Drainage Kevin Harris Kevin Harris
8090 544 8059 Ph: 543 Ph: 543 8090
DRIVING SCHOOL
40
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WHILE U WAIT
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
544 1660
Richmond Brake & Clutch 13 McGlashen Ave, Richmond
ELECTRICIAN
Any further lessons just $50 per hr. For a limited time
LAWNMOWING
DSriuviccneegdto
Atawhai to Wakefield and everywhere in between
FREE Quotes Call Simon
545 1000 021 223 3135
ROOFING
• Leaks • Repairs • Maintenance • ReRoofs • New Roofs
Stoke
027 542 4473
LAWNMOWING
MARINE
Low cost
on site off site
Rotary Mowers Hand Mowers Reel Mowers Hedge Trimmer Line Trimmers Hand Tools Chainsaws
Based in Stoke
p0wa2u@xtra.co.nz
MobilE outboard sErviciNG aNd boat rEPairs
• 15 years experience • Great rates • Genuine parts
Free pick-up & Delivery (conditions apply)
0274 071 328 or 547 4038
lowcostlm@yahoo.co.nz
SECURITY
• Keys • Locksmiths • Safes • Alarms • Access Control • CCTV 24HR FREEPHONE
Ph: 538 0824
542 2120 FREE Mileage - conditions apply
0800 506 111 Proudly supplying Orange Residential Homes roofing requirements for over 10 years
Prompt response is our priority
H: 03 542 3807 M: 027 336 4125 E: brighteyedriving@gmail.com W: brighteyedriving.co.nz
lawnmower services We sharpen & Fix: lawnmowing weedeating gardening
New Homes • Commercial Rural • Retail • Alterations
24hr Service
per lesson
PODIATRIST
Honest Reliable Master Master Honest Reliable Plumbers and Gasfitters Plumbers and Gasfitters Since 1915 Since 1915
126 Tahunanui Dr, Nelson
Ph 022 307 3986 or 539 0953
www.NelsonMarineEngineering.co.nz
SENIOR SERVICES
• In-home fitness and training • Falls prevention programmes • Fitness for tramping/overseas trips • Personal assistant and companion driving service • Shopping - in-home fitne
- falls preventio programmes - outings - shopping aid - visiting friend - pet friendly
Sue Henley 03 544 9599 or 021 136 7562
275A High St, Motueka
Experienced and qualified personal trainer
TILING
TRAINING
TRAINING
WATCH REPAIRS
WINDOW CLEANING
TASMAN BAY TILING
HARRIS TRAINING SERVICES LTD
Work Place First Aid Courses
Watch and Clock Repairs
Rise & shine
Registered Trainer, Assessor & EPA Test Certifier
June: July: Aug: Sept:
• Floor & Wall Tiling • Full Bathroom Renovations • Under Tile Heating Installation • Waterproofing • All work Fully Guaranteed • 30 Years Experience
Phone orders welcome
PLUMBING & GAS
WOF’s LOCALLY OWNED
Driving Instructor Book three 1hr lessons during June for just
Feeling woolly when looking at your garden? Then it’s time to call
Crazy Sheep Landscapes
avon’s gift AVON'S June MAY GIFT FREE - a basket full of Avon products when you sign up to Avon in June. May. Want to earn extra $$$ and work you own hours? FREE to start, and full training provided. Call Vickie 027 437 3885
REPAIRS BRAKE & CLUTCH SPECIALISTS
Sheryl Moffat
Phone 03 543 8243
Deck&FencePro
BRAKE OR CLUTCH
AVON
Est. 2006
• Registered drainlayers (Residential & Commercial) • Sewage treatment - design, supply & install • Video camera & drain inspection • Excavator & truck hire • Residential & rural earthworks • Retaining walls, house slabs, commercial concrete
FREE QUOTE
HOME LOANS
DRIVEWAYS
Drainage & asman Construction T Ltd.
Specialising in the restoration and staining of all decks.
%Call Now 021 130 4130
DRAINLAYER
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Paul Napier Certified Mapei Installer
021 548 390 Email: p.napier@xtra.co.nz
• Growsafe & Approved Handler Certification • Chainsaw • Tree Felling • Quad Bike • Tractor
For course dates see www.harristraining.co.nz
Ph: 544 4062
Mob: 0274 574 775 info@harristraining.co.nz
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Ph 544 9180 Corporate Rates Available
Rod Clark
Window Cleaning
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)
03 546 9137
www.benjaminblack.co.nz
Specialising in Windows Over 10yrs professional experience Residential or Commercial Call Brandon 022 0984 167 windowcleaningriseandshine@gmail.com
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