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Residents of the district have taken to social media, to vent frustration over illegal hunters. Amber Terrill recently spoke out on a Murchison Community page. She says on numerous occasions poachers have trespassed and wounded animals on her family’s property. “It’s so disheartening to go through your land and find piles of guts or whole animals left to rot. The fact that poachers are walking through a paddock, winging shots and scaring stock so that they go crashing through fences, is disgusting.” Amber’s comments were well received by the community with replies echoing and agreeing with her statement. People are concerned it is only a matter of time before someone is accidently hurt or killed. Murchison Police constable Matthew Elliott says, “I encourage and support everyone to enjoy the outdoors in all manners of activities and pastimes in our National and State parks, reserves and rivers. Hunting wild game, whether for sport, pest control or as a means to put food on the table, is one of these outdoor activities and has been an integral part of our NZ history and is still the pursuit of many keen men and women and families in this country. As with all sports and past times, advancements in technology has come very rapidly over the last 10 – 15 years to the shooting and hunting scene and some of the equipment available to

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The section of State Highway 60 (SH60) from Three Brothers Corner to Maisey Rd has long been considered as a high-risk route due to its crash rate, roadside hazards and challenging intersections and driveways. There have been calls from the community and police to reduce the speed limit.

Now the Tasman District Council is working with the

New Zealand Transport Agency on proposals to lower the speed limit on the Appleby Highway and some adjoining local roads to improve safety.

As well as a lower limit on SH60, they’re also proposing reduced speed limits on several connecting local roads.

The proposed changes are designed to improve safety for all road users, and will not greatly affect travel times. For

example, it will only take one minute and 11 seconds of additional travel time to drive SH60 from Three Brothers to Maisey Rd at the proposed limit of 80kmh compared with travelling at 100kmh.

Consultation on the reduced speed limits is open until Tuesday, August 28.

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“I didn’t even know there’s a dam being proposed.”

“I think it’s something we need to have. The sooner we do it, the better.”

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the average hunter and shooter today dramatically enhances the opportunity to detect game animals during the day, and even more so at night. I would ask that if you are using spotlights or some of the advanced Thermal and Night vision scopes and monoculars at night, that you ensure you are hunting on private property and that you have the informed permission of the land owner or occupier before you set out. The safety and the welfare of others and respect for other people’s property is a paramount consideration in responsible firearms handling and use. Hunting and shooting while aided by these devices from a public road or on or over private and/or public land without permission or valid permit at any time of the day, and includes all land administered by the Department of Conservation by night, is unlawful.The offence of Unlawful Hunting under the Wild Animals Control Act 1977 applies to all forms of hunting, whether for example with firearms, bows or exclusively with hunting

dogs, and carries a maximum penalty of 2 years imprisonment and $100,000 fine.

Unfortunately for a number of individuals recently in the Tasman District, this has resulted in convictions for unlawful hunting, confiscation of expensive hunting equipment, substantial fines and the revocation of the individual’s firearms licence because they didn’t get permission or just didn’t have the right to be where they were found. If you haven’t got one or more of the following as it applies to the area you plan to hunt, you’re going to be off side and placing yourself and others at risk. A land owner’s informed permission; A valid hunting permit from DOC (incl. a permit for hunting dogs) or from Fish and Game for public land; A firearms licence for use and possession of a firearm (or be under the immediate supervision of someone who has). And all conditions imposed by each of the authorities above are abided by. Remember, firearm use is only permitted at night on private land with the informed permission of the land owner or occupier. Keep it safe and stay on side. Happy hunting!”

Amy Russ Local residents are up in arms about those few dog owners that ruin it for the rest by not picking up after their beloved pooches ‘fouls’.

Neglected dog droppings have long been a problem in the region and people have had enough, taking to social media to vent their frustrations.

With comments such as, “so gross, it’s everywhere!” and “I don’t understand why people leave their dog shit in the street, council grass reserves and kerbs, especially where kids run, ride their bikes or scooters.”

Sports fields, family picnic areas, walking tracks and footpaths, no ground

seems to be immune.

Some sports clubs even conduct grid searches now, prior to games, to ensure players are not at risk.

Dog excrement can contain harmful bacteria such as E. coli, giardia and salmonella.

If transmitted to other animals or humans by contaminated water or touch it can become a health risk.

Tasman District Council’s (TDC) dog control bylaw clearly states that dog owners are required to remove, and dispose of, dog faeces deposited on any land other than their own: “The owner or any person in possession of any dog that defecates in a public place or private way, or on land or premises other than that occupied by the owner, shall imme-

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diately remove or cause to be removed the faeces left by the dog. Where a public litter bin or similar receptacle is used to dispose of the faeces they must be suitably wrapped or contained to prevent such receptacle from being fouled.”

Ross Connochie, TDC animal control administration officer, says people are liable financially if caught, “the fine is $300. Our Dog Control Officers will take action against any transgressors they come across in the course of their duties. We will give the owner the opportunity to pick up the poo, but if they don’t they will be fined.”

Biodegradable corn-starch doggie-do bags are available from TDC office’s around the region.

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Fire and Emergency New Zealand are urging people to never enter or re-enter a house where there may be a fire. “If there is any smoke, do not enter. The smoke will quickly overcome you before you are able to react and get out. It’s very important that people know how they can get out of their house, if there is a fire. Have an escape plan and a safe meeting place for everyone who is in the house.”

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The Tasman District Council will continue to work on options for closing a funding gap of $26 million for the Waimea Community Dam, after receiving an update on the project at its meeting on Thursday, August 9.

Chief Executive Janine Dowding outlined progress on the various work underway for the dam, which includes a Local Bill to seek access to DOC land for the dam reservoir and completion of the detailed design. The Council has made an application for $18 million from the Provincial Growth Fund, and is working closely with its joint venture partners Waimea Irrigators Ltd and Crown Irrigation Investments Ltd to find a solution to the funding shortfall.

The dam remains the Council’s preferred option for

solving the acute summer water shortages affecting Richmond, Brightwater, Wakefield, Mapua and rural communities of the Waimea Plains, and improving the health of the Waimea River to meet the Council’s obligations under the Resource Management Act, Local Government Act and the National Policy Statement for Freshwater.

At a meeting on 28 August, the Council will consider options for closing the funding gap. If the gap can’t be closed

by December (when financial close is due), the project won’t proceed.

Tasman Mayor Richard Kempthorne says the rationale for the dam remained compelling, even at the higher price.

“I would like to assure people that we have analysed all

the alternatives over a very long period of time. The dam has always been the only option that meets urban, rural and business need and has been the most cost-effective option. It most likely still is, even at the higher price.

That’s something we’ll need to know by the 28th.

“Rainwater tanks and water conservation measures do not meet our water shortfall.

Even if every house in the affected area had a 22,500-litre tank, we would still have to impose severe water restrictions most summers.

We simply can’t store enough water that way to meet the urban demand – and if a dry spell lasts for an extended period there is no way to refill tanks until it rains.

I can understand how it seems like an obvious solution but unfortunately those

There are just under four weeks until the All Blacks make their Nelson debut at Trafalgar Park on September 8, and there are still more than 2000 tickets left.

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Celtic Pipe Band to perform on world stage The region’s Celtic Pipe Band is headed overseas in 2019 to make their mark on Scotland at the World Pipe Band Championships. With two days of competition, the World Pipe Band Championships (affectionately known as The World’s) will be showcasing the incredible talent of 8000 pipers and drummers taking part in the event held at Glasgow Green in August.

Helen Gilchrist, secretary of Celtic Pipe Band, says “this is the first time a band from the Top of the South has competed overseas, let alone at The World’s.” The Celtic Pipe Band, ranging in ages from 8 to 75, comprises 28 pipers and 25 drummers who are all preparing by using upcoming local events and national competitions as an opportunity to hone their skills. “The key is practice, performance and attention to detail,” says Helen, “whilst having fun and working as a team. All music is memorised so needs to be ingrained in the players psyche, so to speak, in order to perform with confidence.” Pipe Major Callum Gilchrist and his partner Kate Cowin are very much looking forward to the event.

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advocating it don’t appreciate the scale of the problem we’re facing.”

Richard says the consequences of not proceeding with the dam were serious, and it was not a decision the Council would take lightly.

“The end of the dam project would signal the start of our new water reality, because it triggers the “no dam” rules in the Tasman Resource Management Plan. Those rules were developed to protect our precious water resource – the Waimea River and its aquifers.”

“The unsustainable demands we’re making of our natural water resources has driven our search for a way to boost our water supply when we need it most, and the harsher restrictions will come into effect if there is no dam,” says Richard.

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Spiritual Expo offers alternative health options Amy Russ

Filco Farm & Sport dealer principal Dave Filer receives a defibrillator from St John’s EMT Jon Leach and intensive care paramedic Chris Readie. Photo: Jonty Dine.

Company invests in defibrillator Jonty Dine While they hope they never have to use it, Filco Farm & Sport are the latest local business to purchase a defibrillator.

A defibrillator delivers a dose of electric current to the heart.

Filco Farm & Sport dealer principal Dave Filer was on hand to receive the life-saving device from St John on Thursday afternoon.

“We decided to invest in it to support both our team and the community,” Dave says.

He says should an emergency ever occur, his staff will be well prepared.

“Pretty much every one of our

staff has done a first aid course at some stage and we continue to do refreshers.”

Dave says he was prompted to make the purchase after learning of a lack of defibrillators in the area.

“We got talking about where they are in our area and the closest we had to us was Mitre 10 Mega over the road but, there are so many people that live and work on this side of the highway, so we decided to get our own.”

He says the $3,500 purchase is an investment to potentially save someone’s life.

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“We hope no one ever needs it, but if it ever does, how cool would it be to save someone’s life?”

St Johns intensive care paramedic Chris Readie says buying a defibrillator is a great way to support the community.

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He says one of the important aspects of purchasing a defibrillator is registering it online so first responders know where the nearest one is at all times.

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Reiki, reflexology, chakra balancing and astrology are among the stalls and workshops being showcased at the first Spiritual Connections Expo on Sunday, August 19.

Sirian and Adriel, known simply by their first names and who are two of the organisers of the event, welcome the public to ‘come and explore’ what they have to share.

“There are a group of us who practice different aspects of healthy living, essential oils and emotional well-being,” says Sirian, “and we want to bring it together for people to see what’s out there.”

Adriel says people are becoming disillusioned with the health system and they want people to know there are other alternatives.

“Physically, spiritually and mentally, people will be able to take away what they want from it. They can have a little taster at the event and see what they think.”

The event has free entry, with the idea to have more of a

Sirian and Adriel, two of the Spiritual Connections Expo organisers, are excited to be opening the event to the Tasman region, in Birch Hall at the A&P showgrounds. Photo: Amy Russ Koha for the practitioners, “we are open to anything that is offered. We just want to make it accessible to everybody. Most events charge an entry fee and for a lot of people that is out of reach.”

Spiritualist gatherings are already operating in Nelson and Motueka, however the group would like to see

if there is any interest in the Tasman area.

“We are seeing what’s out there and are looking to find a way to see if people in the area would be interested in a gathering of like-minded people for discussions, sharing of ideas and questions,” says Sirian.

“We see that people are

searching for something, things are shifting, and we want to help people deal with that. People are becoming more aware. They are searching because there is an emptiness inside them, and they aren’t finding that fulfillment with the material things anymore, things are stirring.”

There will be 10 main stalls set up in Birch Hall, and workshops running from an adjacent building, with coffee carts and real fruit ice-cream available for purchase.

Sirian says they have been thinking about holding the event for a long time, “we feel there is something people need to be made aware of without paying big money for it. We have been blessed with these gifts and we want to share our gifts with other people.”

The Spiritual Connections Expo will be held on Sunday August 19, from 10am to 4pm, at the Richmond Showgrounds.

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Local author to bring others writing alive Local award-winning author Belinda Mellor will be sharing the skills and wisdom she has gained over years of writing and editing in a free presentation at Richmond Library.

Collections Librarian Ruth Lawley says, “We’re so lucky in the Nelson Tasman region to have writers such as Belinda who are keen to share their knowledge with our community. In her presentation, Belinda will describe her experiences as a Local writer Belinda writer and editor Mellor. Photo: Supplied. and provide some practical tips to help bring your writing alive – as well as avoid some really common errors.”

Belinda Mellor is a guest of the Richmond Writing Group which meets on the third Tuesday of each month between 1.00pm and 3.00pm at Richmond Library.

Belinda says, “Writing has been my passion since I was a very small child. My first efforts were in pencil, with highly dubious spellings, and my first ‘award’ was for free expression, at the age of five!”Join Belinda Mellor at Richmond Library on Tuesday 21 August between 1.00pm and 2.00pm. Feel free to stay on afterwards from 2.00pm-3.00pm for writing or discussion with the Richmond Writing Group.

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Event to aid Indian women Emily Beaumont Reporter

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Witnessing first-hand the plight of women in the Indian city of Thane, Richmond’s Sandra Johnson was compelled to do something about it.

The city of around two million remains a slum town largely controlled by the mafia who ensure the people remain impoverished to guarantee a supply of cheap labour.

“It’s just crazy, we have to do something. I know we have needs here.

But when you walk around a town that has literally no water, not a single drop, you have to help,” says Sandra.

Despite a huge water pipe running right past the town, the residents have zero access to water and every day a member from each household dedicates their entire day to sourcing water.

Sandra says the situation is very complex and the battle for water is political, not practical, “you can’t just roll in as westerners and sort this overnight”.

With large loom factories producing the cloth for clothing, the residents

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of Thane provide the cheap labour, and in doing so drastically reduce their future life span to a mere 12 years.

A long-time advocate with Tearfund, a Christian charity working alongside churches and other locallybased organisations in over 50 countries, Sandra is now raising funds for Indian NGO Saahasee in a bid to aid the women of Thane. Saahasee works for the development of the urban poor to empower them.

On Saturday, August 18, at Richmond’s Headingly Centre from 1011.30am, a ‘Beyond Breakfast’ event is being held with all funds raised going to the women of Thane.

Sandra says the event is a sort-of Kitchen Chat Show, presenting seven unusual and interesting ideas from the kitchen, including sour-dough bread, overnight cheese and laundry liquid. It’s sure to be a fun presentation with lots of tastings, recipes and the opportunity to purchase items.

Tickets are available for the suggested donation of $20 by contacting Sandra 027 766 0347 or email srj@ xtra.co.nz Pre-purchased tickets go in the draw for a cook book. Door sales are also Sandra Johnson enjoys the company of Indian children. Photo: Supplied. available.

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“She knows everyone, has become really social and tries new things like table tennis. She is in a lovely place, is healthy and enjoying life.”

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Harleys coming!

After almost two years in negotiation Harley Davidson are coming to Nelson.

The American bike manufacturer has appointed its newest distributor with Filco Motorcycles now an official dealer.

Dealer principle Dave Filer says he was absolutely wrapt and is aiming at having it all set up in their local Stoke business by the end of October.

“We have all been working very hard to make this happen and the feedback we

have is that there is a huge gap in the local market for the Harley brand and, in particular, back-up.”

Dave and his team will bring not only factorytrained technicians to the market but a good supply of genuine spare parts and, of course, the very popular Harley Davidson clothing and accessory range. “We now hope we will soon remove that long journey and wait for the Harley owners and they can deal with us on a local level,” says Dave.

He is off shortly to the Harley Davidson conference in USA where over 5000 worldwide dealers meet to catch up with the latest developments and Dave is also sending two mechanics over to HQ in Australia to begin their factory training on Harley Davidson.

“Harley Davidson is an iconic brand and with Nelson Tasman district having more bikes per head than anywhere in New Zealand we see a very bright future for our bikes,” he says.

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Goodbyes can be a real mixed bag This is my final Just a Thought. can’t they? They are often sad but Soon my husband and I will be involve anticipation too. We are heading back to Canterbury. So constantly saying ‘Goodbye’ aren’t it’s a “Goodbye” from me. I’ve so we? What goodbyes are much appreciated Richyou currently saying? mond and the wider TasMaybe goodbye to chilman communities. You’ve dren or grandchildren’s warmly welcomed me and school or to children leavI’m so grateful. I wonder ing home, or to paid emif this community’s chalployment, or to a relationlenge might be saying ship that didn’t turn out as ‘Goodbye’ to being a small you hoped or …what? town and ‘Hello’ to growth Goodbyes can be uncomand development. I know Susan Gill fortable especially if we that you will welcome Vicar, Richcan’t see the next stage of mond Parish, many other people into life emerging. I find that Church on the your midst; giving them often I do have to say Hill and St Al- freedom to flourish and ‘Goodbye’ so I can say ban’s Appleby to contribute just as you ‘Hello’ to something else. did to me. Thank you to New opportunities usually emerge the people of Tasman! If you want when we make space in our lives to say ‘Goodbye’ to me there are a for them. We may say hello to a couple of public opportunities. I’m new school or to retirement, to talking about my Camino walk on volunteer work or new under- 13 August at 7.30pm and my farestandings of ourselves; hello to a well service is 10am on 26 August. way of being that will bring its own Both are at Church on the Hill. 544 joys and challenges!

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The third argument of Professor Thomas was that she and other staff at Massey University did not support Dr Brash’s views against separate Maori representation on Councils and aligned it with hate speech. Most New Zealanders do not support separate Maori Council seats and if that is to be labelled hate speech we are getting into

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It is particularly concerning that this ban occurred at a University.

Our universities should be bastions of free speech and critical thought. Young people today are no less able than previous generations to sort out fact from fiction and right from wrong. Exposing our young people to a diversity of views is healthy.

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issue is before the Human Rights Commission. I hope they conclude that all political parties should be allowed on campus and that students should be free to choose whomever they want to join.

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The Don Brash example at Massey was particularly galling. He had been invited by the University’s Politic Society to speak on his experiences as a former Reserve Bank Governor and Leader of the Opposition.

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From the President’s pen I am pleased to again be able to est shown and a further gaming present a very positive report machine upgrade is planned for from Club Waimea. Morale in later in the year. the Club is high; we are enjoying The Squash Club is also very acstrong growth and have a cohe- tive with upgrades including a new heat pump, more insulation sive leadership team.

Club activity has been vigor- and new carpark lighting.

In the caravan park, ous with excellent bar a contract has been turnover, gaming is agreed for the sealsteady and the caraing of the roads, a van park is full. The facilities are being well new water heating pump has been inpatronised, and so are stalled, and all sites the conference rooms. are receiving an elecThe Outdoor Bowls trical upgrade. pavilion is also in constant use with full Membership is continuing to grow and, weekly tournaments and functions.

Lewis Della Bosca despite the usual lag The Entertainment waiting for the rehas seen the introduction of newal of subscriptions, subscripnew acts, Sunday jazz and a full tion income to the end of June house for the Paul Madsen Super was 48% above budget. For the same period our trading surplus Star Show on 7th July.

The new AMS Music system has is 51% above budget – a great been installed with much inter- start to the year!

What a great night on July 28th at Club Waimea. The Sun City Rockers wound back the clock to the 1950’s and put on a fabulous ‘Grease’ night, with people wasting no time to get up on the dance floor and have fun doing some smooth rock’n’roll, boogie woogie and bop moves!

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It was ‘all go’ at the recent Squash Club working bee held at Club Waimea. The club has installed a heat pump for better heating, some new carparking lights and some additional insulation. The Squash Club is a modern complex with 4 glass back courts, with various membership types available.

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50years, years,one one Nelson family 50 family 50 years, oneNelson Nelson family 50 years, one Nelson family For5050years yearsCooper CooperWebWebFor hasbeen beenbuilding buildingdream dream leyleyhas kitchens thousands Nelkitchens forfor thousands ofof Nelsonians. sonians.

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1960s, S Cooper and Sons.

1990s,Bob's Bob'sdaughter daughter InInthethe1990s, Sharynand andher herhusband husbandNoel Noel Sharyn Tait bought company.

Tait bought thethe company.

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HushPanels Panelsarearejust justone oneexample example Hush this innovate local company. ofof this innovate local company.

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That includes discussing budget, time-frame and other requirements.

“We have Nelson’s only qualified kitchen designer who works alongside a qualified interior designer, so

our clients get qualified, experienced staff from the design stage who clarify the whole process - outlining the timeline of their kitchen."

Clients are also able to be a part of their kitchen build right through the process. People can come and view their kitchen being built in the factory and there is a follow up once the kitchen is fully installed.

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Riders from all over the Top of the South travelled to Murchison for the Murchison Pony Club’s Open Dressage and Show Jumping day on August 5.

Event organiser Colette Barrow says it was a great day, “with fun had by all!”

“I was thrilled to have support from Peter Collins, a course builder from Blenheim, Sue Warne, a jump judge from Reefton, and Nelson dressage judge Suzanne Inglis, all officiating at the event.”

The day promised to be a low-key affair with a ‘no-stress-allowed’ day of competition.

Open to riders of all levels, Colette says, “most of the competitors went home with a ribbon and a huge smile at their efforts for the day.”

Colette re-established the revitalised Murchison Pony Club in May of this year, with the intention of holding monthly rallies to provide riders with a fun, learning environment which fosters the rider’s confidence and abilities.

The club caters for all young riders aged 24 and under. For more information contact Colette Barrow, 027-5287063 or 5239215.

Winners in the 70cm TAM3 show-jumping class at the Murchison Pony Club’s Open Dressage and Show Jumping day on August 5. From left, first place winner Emma Polaschek, second place winner Caitlin Edge and third place winner Bec James, with show jump judge Sue Warne. Photo: Supplied.

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With the semi-final playoffs set to take place at 6:15pm on Thursday night at Saxton Stadium, the Richmond F45 netballers will need to call upon their strength and experience if they are to bank a win against Stoke.

Richmond F45 gained a win and a loss over the last two weeks, commencing with a low scoring win against Nelson College for Girls.

The match began all in Richmond F45’s favour, with a strong first quarter

from Kathleen Thornalley under the hoop, supported by patient passing from Sharon Finch in the midcourt, to end the first quarter 14-5.

Kat Jones and Sarah Steele worked well to gain turnover ball in the defensive circle, but a lack of connection resulted in Nelson College for Girls closing in on points and a half time score of 18-16 to Richmond F45.

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Lisa Book was in great form and worked well with Sharon Fin. Jelena Vucinic did well in the shooting circle while Amy Cunningham and Kat Jones combined to convert turnovers on defence, including a “Harrison Hoist” manoeuvre.

The game was in the hand of Jacks, settling up at 55-24.

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Red Devils remain unbeaten A lovely spring morning at Jubilee on Saturday, August 11, provided the perfect setting for the final football game of the season for the 13th grade Red Devils who took on the Nelson Suburbs Geckos. With the Red Devils looking to secure their top of the table position they started positively with an early goal from Stuart Ingram, and the Reds were not to be denied with striker James Stilwell getting two quick goals, one from a Callum Cousins assist, and then using his pace to run through to make it 3-0.

Suburbs scored after a couple of attacking passages of play shortly before half-time and Harvey Adams found the back of the net from close range to make it 4-1 to Richmond.

The Red Devils then continued their attack after the break with a few near misses from Ethan King and Stuart Ingram, before James Stilwell made another great run and fired it into the net to get his hat-trick. More pressure from Richmond followed, with man

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of the match Reichen Scott making his presence felt all over the park. A change in position for goalkeeper Rylan Marshall resulted in another goal for the Reds to make the final score 6-1, finishing a season to remember for coach Paul Cousins and winning the Red Division with his team unbeaten.

It was a beautiful afternoon for football as well, and once again Jubilee Park hosted a number of senior matches.

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And in the women’s matches, the About Beauty at Monaco Swans were beaten 1–0 by Nelson College for Girls while the Hothouse Foxes beat Nelson Suburbs 2–0.

Waimea Squash Club hosted the regional C Grade Superchamps during the weekend of 11 and 12 August. For the men’s competition there were four teams of five players, two teams from Waimea, one Nelson Club, and one from Christchurch Club. Waimea also fielded a ladies team, the only ladies entry in this grade, so they faced an invitational squad.

The first match on Friday night Waimea 2 played and lost to a dominant Christchurch.

The other first round match was Waimea 1 against Nelson, and Waimea 1 had the measure of them, winning 3/2.

Round 2 on Saturday morning had the two Waimea teams facing off against each other.

After some epic squash Waimea 1 took out the second team.

In the final round the two undefeated teams met, Waimea 1 had to beat Christchurch to win the title. Barry Roberts stepped up by arguably playing his best match of the season, taking out his opponent 3-1. Next the number 5’s were on, Liam Gale was the underdog but dug deep to pull off a fantastic 3-1 win. It all came down to the final game and Matt Gibb. Known for his power game, Matt smashed the ball all over the court, and to a huge roar of the crowd dispatched his opponent 3-0. The winning Waimea team have now won the right to travel to the C grade Superchamp Nationals in Napier.

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This year the NZ Elite Men’s and Women teams recently returned from the World Championships in Quebec with gold medals, highlighting once again the presence of NZ on the world stage. It was Sophie’s involvement which reignited my passion for Underwater Hockey; I got back into playing and was asked to coach and began coaching the Waimea team.

“I love the energy and passion you can put into the game,” says Sophie who is vice captain. “I’m a forward, and there’s also a midfield, a goalie, and two backs or wing positions.” So, six players in the water at one time.

“It’s a three-dimensional sport played underwater, so holding your breath is bit of a challenge and getting used to the gear,” says Chris. “You’ve got to wear a mask and snorkel and a pair of flippers or fins, then you’ve also got communication between players to

think about. Everything you do doesn’t necessarily have to be prerehearsed, but there’s an expectation for the whole team to work together, to ensure there’s enough players on the bottom of the pool while the others are at the surface getting air, resting and monitoring the game. A lot of it is preplanned; in certain situations you

are going to do this, and in other situations you’ll do that.”

“Underwater Hockey is played with a plastic-coated lead puck weighing around one and a half kilos which is a bit heavier than an ice hockey puck,” says Sophie.

“It can be a bit scary when the puck is flicked off the bottom of the pool!”

“I think our chances at the nationals are fairly good given our representation in Wellington,” says Chris. “I’d like to think we’d be mid to high table, but there’s some very strong North Island schools; for us to break into that sort of podium position, I think that would be a big ask for our team participating in the nationals in the first year. In total there are five teams going to the NZSS Nationals Champs from the Nelsun Underwater Hockey Club, including Nelson College Senior and Junior, Nelson College for Girls, Senior and Junior Teams.

We would like to thank all our sponsors and the contributions they have made, and we also appreciate the support we’ve had from the team’s management and Nelsun Underwater Hockey Club, in getting us to the championships.

For more information, visit www. underwaterhockeynz.com

Nelson Dressage club hosted their Nelson Dressage Pitt and Moore Winter Series Wrap Up 2018 on Sunday, July 29.

Dressage promotes harmonious riding and training to form a trusting partnership while developing willingness, expression, flexibility, balance, and power in the horse.

The series was held at the Rough Island Equestrian Club over a four-month period, on one day per month, with July being the

Joshua Duncan on Gina won the Reserve Champion Lead Rein section at the Nelson Dressage Pitt and Moore Winter Series Wrap Up. Photo: Supplied.

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Event organiser and Nelson Dressage vice-president, Suzanne Inglis, says it was a great turnout and a stunner of a day, “The Winter Series this year has been a very good year for entries.

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Jan Morice and Rachel Thomas battled it out for the championship, but Jan was on a winning streak, taking out the title for overall graded horse of the series, for the second year in a row.

Suzanne says the summer series will start in six weeks’ time and the club hopes to see everyone back again in warmer conditions.

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Waimea College Underwater Hockey Anticipation is building ahead of the Underwater Hockey New Zealand Secondary Schools championships, where for the first time, Waimea College will be represented at this tournament.

“Our team has been together for two years now,” says Coach Chris Walker. “Last year we went to a pre-qualifying tournament called the ‘Central Essential Zones’ in Wellington but missed out; this year we attended and qualified in 4th position to go to the nationals in Rotorua, taking place on September 6th to September 9th.

“The Waimea team comprising just 9 players – three girls and six boys, are fortunate to have a very talented coach with a lot of experience.

“I first played when I was about my daughter Sophie’s age; she is in Year 10 and has also taken up the sport,” says Chris. “I rose up through the ranks of schools’ underwater hockey and ultimately represented New Zealand in the

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WEDNESDAY 15 August 2018

Gavin Ellis on fake news, post-truth, alternative facts... Yaza Cafe (Montgomery Square, Nelson) opens 6pm, speaker 7.30 pm. Koha. No reservations. Ph 548 6241 CAkE DECORATORS are holding an all day workshop. Creating 2 flowers using sugar paste. If interested contact Desiree at 035473376 ASTRONOmY: Public open nights, if sky is clear, at the Cawthron Atkinson Observatory, Clifton Terrace School, Atawhai, Fridays 17, 24 & 31 Aug., 7-9pm. View the planets, Milky Way objects, & maybe the Moon through the telescopes. No bookings. $5 cash koha pp, $15 for families. Dennis 5470525.

ENgLISH CONvERSATION gROUp for ESL speakers: students, locals, visitors. Wednesdays 4.30-6.00 pm, Trinity Church, back right hand door, 64 Nile St, by Nelson Central School.

Informal conversation, tea,coffee.

Inquiries: Rachael Ph 02102686970.

DIABETES NEw ZEALAND NELSON YOUTH Branch: Dr Wendy Hunter presents ‘Transitions in Diabetes; The Rd. to Independence’. A free talk for parents of T1 diabetic children/youth. 12 Sept, 7pm, Tahunanui Community Centre. RSVP to dnznelsonyouth@gmail.com HOw TO BE DUTCH IN NELSON/ TASmAN: Brush up your Nederlands? Share experiences? Eat Dutch treats? Doe maar gewoon, dan ben je al gek genoeg. Be Dutch for one Afternoon tea, for all ages. Nightingale Library, Tahunanui, Fri 17 Aug, 3.30-5pm, more information, contact velma@handlewithcare.nz FREE TO STUDENTS & ESL speakers: Speaking Skills, Leadership, Confi-

DEADLINE: MIDDAY FRIDAY - 50 WORDS OR LESS BY EMAIL ONLY PLEASE SEND TO: events@waimeaweekly.co.nz

dence, Coaching in Effective Speaking.

Powertalk meets 1st & 3rd Wed 7-9pm Richmond Town Hall ph: 021648840 or powertalknelson.org.nz NELSON RAILwAY Founders Park.

The Railcar will be running every Saturday & Sunday throughout Aug. & September, between 11am & 4pm, weather permitting. The fares are $5 for Adults, $3 for Children.

Come & see us at the station.

NELSON BOTANICAL SOC FIELD TRIp Sun. 19 Aug. Canaan Downs Contact Don Pittham 545 1985 or pitthamd@xtra.co.nz if coming Meet 9am Cathedral Steps Talk Mon. 20 Aug. Nature’s Rainbow. NZ Butterflies Speaker Brian Patrick 7.30 Jaycee rooms Founders Park NELSON 50+ wALkINg gROUp: Aug. 23rd, Blue Hills-Happy Valley.

Ph. David, 538 0169 or Lou, 547 7727. Nelson 50+ mini walkers: Aug. 21st, Apple Tree Bay. Meet 10am at Marahau top park. Ph. Alan or Jan, 547 7690.

FRESH FOCUS The next presentation will be at the Elim Christian Centre Hall at 625 Main Rd., Stoke, on Monday, 3 Sept. Everyone welcome. Entry $2.

AwARD wINNINg FILm BLUE, about the world’s oceans, screening Tuesday Aug. 21 at Hearing House, 354 Trafalgar St. East, 7pm. Featured at film festivals in Australia, NZ, Canada, USA & France. Friends of Nelson Haven & Tasman Bay, www.nelsonhaven.org.nz. ph 03-548-3323.

CULTURAL EXpERIENCES: Exploring New Countries, small group travel, home hosting & friendship.

Interested, learn more, join Nelson Friendship Force. Social meetings

3rd Sunday each month, Ph: Judy 5446429 friendshipforce.org.nz CLASSIC & COLLECTABLE CAR SHOw, Sun 2nd Sept - 1030 onwards at Higgins Heritage Park, Pigeon Valley, Wakefield. Sausage Sizzle, hot & cold drinks available. Entry $5 per car, driver and passengers free, Motorcycles $2. All welcome. gROw’S 12-STEp pROgRAm is a proven way for wellbeing. Finding with others answers needed for mental health. Anxiety, depression, loneliness, fear; just some of the problems we can work through with others. Ph 547-6120 RICHmOND wELCOmE gROUp NEw HERE? Have a cuppa, meet new friends, ask questions. All welcome. 10am, first and third Thursday each month at Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Road. Call Glenys 265 5318 BEYOND BREAkFAST, A sort-of Kitchen Chat Show, presenting 7 unusual & interesting ideas from the kitchen. Incl sour-dough bread, overnight cheese & laundry liquid.

A fun, morning presentation with lots of tastings, recipes, sales table & more. Sat. 18 Aug. 10-11.30am Headingly Centre Lwer Queen St, Richmd LIFE LINC HELp: 1. Feeling sad, stressed, depressed or stuck?

Identify and explore new ways to move forward with a Life Linc Counsellor in Richmond or Nelson.

Up to 10 Face to Face counselling sessions available now for individuals and couples 2.Needing a new direction? Life not going the way you planned? Want to express yourself to others in a more meaningful way? Join our Counselling GROUP on Tuesdays in Nelson, spaces avail-

www.nelsoncameraclub.co.nz HAvE YOU EvER THOUgHT OF BECOmINg A vOLUNTEER? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, info or advice? Check out our website www.volunteernelson.org.nz Ph. 546 7681. If you live with a disability & would like to get involved in volunteering, Volunteer Nelson can help. Ph. Belinda on 03 546 7681 email Belinda@volunteernelson.org. nz Rātā Foundation funded workshop, Thurs 6 Sept 5:15-7pm. ‘ Governance Bites #4 – Stewardship.

Register at www.volunteernelson. org.nz/workshop-registration/ or call Volunteer Nelson 03 5467681.

CRAFT CARINg & SHARINg, Each Monday 9.30am-12noon ‘til 24 Sept.

All welcome. Bring a friend. Bring your craft. Enjoy a cuppa. Gold coin donation. Ph. 544 9174 ask for Pauline or Terry 5449174. mE/CFS/Fm SUppORT Nelson Bays.

Find support with others who understand. Come & join our small informal group, first Wednesday of month, Sinful Cafe, rear 276 Queen St (near library), 10.30-11.30am strengthtogethernelson@gmail.com Ph: 03 543 8500 to book your spot.

TEA & TALk ORgANISED BY AgE CONCERN Nelson Tasman, provides the opportunity for those aged 65+ to get together for a weekly cuppa tea & a chat. A delicious morning tea is provided. Wednesdays at Richmond seniors rooms, 62 Oxford St., Richmond & every second Wednesday in the Anglican Parish Hall, 42 Commercial St., Takaka, 10am to 11.30am. Cost $3. Call Marriot, Age Concern n5447624.

able now. Facilitated by professional counsellor Jean le Masurier. Interested? Call Life Linc Nelson 03 548 2400 or visit www.lifelinc.co.nz LIFE LINC FUNDRAISER “Ramsay to Renoir” - Art Comes to Life! 2pm on Sat. 18 Aug, Richmond Town Hall. This lively & engaging talk is a unique opportunity to see figures from well know art works ‘step out of the frame & into life’. Book through ticket direct 035483840 NELSON ASTHmA SOCIETY Find support & information at our next Pulmonary Rehab programme, starts in October, weekly Better Breathing classes, access free dust mite covers and resources all this is available at the Nelson Asthma Society asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz or phone 03 544 1562. vOLUNTEER DRIvER wANTED FOR STOKE SENIORS CLUB MEMBERS. If interested Ph: 5472660 INDOOR BOwLS - SOCIAL TEAm - Church of Christ Hall Youth Hall, D’Arcy Street, Richmond. Tuesday 1pm - 3pm. $3.00 per session. We are a fun social group catering for everyone. New members very welcome. Maryann 5442596 FREE COOkINg CLASSES on 16 August - Thursday starting at 9:30 am and finishing with a meal and away by mid day. Come along to learn ways to cook on a budget. Register interest by text to 021 2013288 or through the way7020@gmail.com as only 6 places are available.

NELSON CAmERA CLUB meets 2nd & 4th Mondays 7.30 pm Netball Pavilion, upstairs Saxton Road, Stoke. We welcome all photographers from beginners to experienced. Contact 021 2360 847.

Community Notices are free to community groups, schools, churches, gold coin donation events and fundraising. Due to the popularity of this column, while every effort will be made, inclusion cannot be guaranteed for free ads. For classified ads and public notices please call 544 9037.

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Amy Russ Sam Gale will be representing Cycling New Zealand on the world stage at the 2018 Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) Mountainbike World Championship, in Lenzerheide Switzerland, in September.

After achieving good results at the Mountainbike Under 19 World Cup circuit, in Europe in May, Sam will now be testing his mettle against the world’s best in the downhill section of the championship.

The 17 year old says he loves the adrenalin of the sport and is aiming high for the future, “I wouldn’t want to do anything else. Hopefully, one day it will be my job, to be a pro mountainbike rider, that would be pretty cool.”

Training on mostly local tracks, like the downhill track at Ben Nevis, Sam has three coaches across the country to keep him focused and at the top of his game. “They send me a gym programme each week that I have to complete, which Cycling New Zealand put together.”

His biggest supporters, Sam says, are his mum and dad, Jill and Grant Gale.

“Dad mountainbikes with me, which is really cool. He follows me, he tries to keep up,” Sam says cheekily, “and mum comes to most of my races.”

Mum Jill is understandably proud of her son. “We are very, very proud of him. He has the potential to go very far.”

The family have set up a ‘Help Sam get to World Champs!’ Givealittle page to assist with some of the expenses, “every little bit helps,” says Jill.

WEDNESDAY 15 August 2018

Waimea College student Sam Gale is one three local mountainbikers to be selected for the New Zealand team to compete in Switzerland at the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) Mountainbike World Championships 2018. Photos: Supplied.

Waimea Combined Schools lost 45-14 when they travelled south to play Shirley Boys High School.

Waimea looked good when in possession of the ball but poor decisions led to Shirley Boys scoring 21 unanswered points within the first 20 minutes.

It wasn’t until Ryan Churchill was put through a hole courtesy of Seth Brown that Waimea was on the board with the conversion from Jack Hahn.

Shirley led Waimea into the break 33-7.

Waimea woke up in the secondhalf, and strong impact from the bench in the form of Ben Johnston gave the backs quick ball to use, and 10 minutes into the second-half Waimea had their second try when Jan Lammers went through a hole to score, with Jack converting.

Waimea defended well but in the end Shirley’s attack was too strong, scoring another two tries in the final 10 minutes.

Waimea travel to Christchurch again this weekend to play in the semi-final for the UC Bowl against St Andrews. College.

Classified

WEDNESDAY 15 August 2018

ClASSifiED DEADliNE - 5pm moNDAY

pH 544 9037 sales@waimeaweekly.co.nz

situations vacant

situations vacant

“Our workshops are the heart of our company” FOOTWEAR SALESPERSONS Applications are invited for two positions on the team of our Nelson store.

One position is for 30 hours per week and the other is for 28.5 hours.

Applicants will be expected to have a good appreciation of fashion, be enthusiastic, work well in a team and demonstrate an ability to deliver the high level of personal service that our customers are accustomed to.

Interested applicants should deliver their CV in person to:

The Managing Director Taylors... we love shoes 245 Trafalgar St, Nelson

situations vacant

Parts Manager - Nelson AB Equipment sell and service the world’s most respected and premium global brands, including Bobcat, Doosan, Toyota, Sumitomo, Sakai, Manitou, Tigercat and Vermeer. Throughout our country, from our network of 19 branches and depots, AB Equipment leads the way in the sales, service and rental of heavy equipment.

About your new role: Our Nelson Branch is seeking an proactive and energetic Parts Manager to join our team to drive and grow this integral area of our business.

What you’ll need to succeed: » » » »

A strong understanding of electronic parts catalogues High computer literacy Strong sales aptitude and business acumen A strong communicator with the ability to prioritise and reach deadlines » Conversant with all aspects of parts inventory management » Ability to build robust relationships with suppliers and customers

What you’ll get in return:

Applications close Monday 20 August 2018.

WANtED to buY First home buyer looking for a house or flat (1 of 2), up to $370,000.

Stoke, Richmond, or Tahuna. Paul Smith 021 086 59226.

for rent garage sale Your garage sale ad here.

Phone 544 9037.

for sale Your for sale ad here.

Phone 544 9037.

auction

Your for rent ad here.

Phone 544 9037.

work wanted Builder Maintenance man. Decks, fences, potager boxes, weatherboard, floor replacement.

Heat transfers. Ring Russell 027 884 2330 reliable honest service.

VIEWING: Thurs 9am-4pm, Friday 9am-5pm, Sat from 8.30am PHOTOS: See our website CATALOGUE: Free from Thurs & on website PARKING: Plenty of free parking on Auction Day ABSENTEE & PHONE BIDS WELCOME

13 NEW ST, NELSON | P. 546 8890 Opposite back entrance to Warehouse Stationery

www.lipscombeauctionhouse.co.nz

Year 6 Parent Evening Wednesday 12 September – 7:00pm Enrolments due Monday 17 September Enrolment Scheme - Zone The school is required by the Ministry of Education to operate a scheme to manage out of zone enrolments. Details are available from the school office and website.

The school has determined no places are likely to be available for out of zone students for 2019. office@waimeaint.school.nz www.waimeaint.school.nz 544-8994

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$2,250 Personal & Professional Contact Owen Haring 541 0820 or 021 120 1314 www.purelycremations.net.nz

All mountain bikers and cycle clubs

ANTIQUE & GENERAL AUCTION SATURDAY 18th AUGUST at 11am

Prospectus to students in local schools 30 July - 22 August

Caravan 2003. Hymer Nova ‘530.’ $29,000 o.n.o. Txt 022 637 6499.

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tHe best eveR bike tRAileR now AvAilAble foR HiRe!

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2019 - Year 7 Enrolments

for sale

rentals

Attention:

ENROLMENTS FOR IN-ZONE STUDENTS

garage sale

BUYING NOW FIREARMS/ AMMUNITION Garage items, tools & estates. Also buying vintage & antique items Ph Tim Gladstone 5485235 / 0800 653935

Your wanted ad here.

Phone 544 9037.

WAIMEA INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL

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Sawaddee Traditional Thai Massage. Massage therapist required for very busy shop. PartTime and Full-Time jobs available. Needs 3 years of experience, friendly and clean. Contact 039 700 539.

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» Competitive base salary » Company vehicle » Medical and life insurance benefits » Training & Development & opportunities to advance » Great team culture!

If you have a positive attitude, are pro-active, highly organised, with sound administration and computer skills and have a track record of achievement, we would love to hear from you.

Take the first step in becoming part of the AB Equipment team apply online at https://www.abequipment.co.nz/ careers/ or contact: Glen.jarvie@abequipment.co.nz

role is for 3 - 4 days per week.

public notice

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Relaxation or Hot Stone Massage 60 Minutes - $59 Available Aug - Sept, Mon-Thurs 10.30am - 6pm Bookings Essential - Mention this Ad when booking

Ph: 544 5550 Mob: 021 034 4481 299b Queen St, Richmond

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388 Paton Rd, Hope

It is with enormous sadness that the 7th August, was our Mums final day on Earth.

She passed peacefully in a very deep sleep.

A beautiful lady, who endured so much with grace and tremendous strength.

She was the best Mum anyone could ever wish for.

EnGAGEmEnt Your announcement here for free.

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Sunday 9.00am Traditional

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Stefan, Karen and Lexie are pleased to announce the safe arrival of Eden Olivia into their family on the 9th July 2018 Weighing 8lb 14oz Many thanks to the midwives at NPH and Rachel O’Hanlon

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Email: sales@waimeaweekly.co.nz Deadline 5pm Monday

When: 10am Sundays Where: Headingly Centre What to bring: you!

What to expect: friendly people, decent coffee, a good look at the Bible.

Why: We’re called to love, care and share. We’re not perfect, but we’ve found

grace.

Wednesday 10.00am

Reflective

All Welcome Holy Trinity Anglican Church www.holytrinityrichmond.org.nz church.onhill@xtra.co.nz

27 Dorset St Richmond 03 544 8844

271 Songer St. Stoke

Sunday Service at 9.45am Whakatu Kids and Youth Group

34 Champion Rd, Richmond

Every Wednesday Service at 10am

Enquiries - Ph 547 7773 www.whakatupres.co.nz

Sundays Sundays 10am

Favourite Hymns

WednesdayHymns 20 Feb Favourite 10am Morning Tea Wednesday 20 Feb Favourite Hymns 10am 10am - Morning Tea Cnr Croucher & Darcy Third Wednesday every month

10am

Cnr Croucher & Darcy

03 544 7071

www.gracechurch.co.nz

Biblical Christ-Centred Worship Services:

Sunday 10:30 am & 5 pm We are located at:

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

www.rcnzonline.com/nelson

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

Sunday at 10am

Salisbury Rd, Richmond All welcome!

www.richmondchurch.org.nz

NELSON BIBLE BELIEVERS Welcomes B ible believing Christians and those seeking truth ...

No law but love No book but the Bible No creed but Christ No denominational ideas No opinions of others

Phone us on 544 9037

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Call us for all your requirements. www.gourmetcatering.co.nz

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ELECTRICIAN

Innovative electrical solutions

Specialised in Youth and Adult Mental Health Family Therapy, Alcohol & Drug Dependence, Workplace, School & Relational Bullying and Professional Supervision

Registered Comprehensive Nurse with Post Graduate Diploma in Mental Health Science (Otago)

Ph: 022 109 8756 or 545 1527 Email: lg.watt@orcon.net.nz

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

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