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Robert Morrison is the owner of what is believed to be the most photographed building in the Nelson region. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Appleby’s photogenic wool shed Looking across the counter of a paint shop in town, Robert Morrison noticed a photo of an old rusty, run down Appleby home. The house didn’t have any significance to him, other than the fact he owns it. Ever since that day, the Namibiabased commodity trader has come across many similar photos of the building on the Appleby Straight, some that are even for sale at the Saturday market. It’s a favourite location for many local wedding photographers and some would say it is now the most photographed in the region. “The first time it was on a calendar on old derelict houses in

the South Island,” Robert says. “The next time some lady had taken a photo of it and painted onto canvas. I thought ‘where did you get that from?’” Robert says his one issue with the amount of photography exposure has been the lack of communication from people wishing to come onto the property. “I don’t mind though, as long as they ask. I was talking to my accountant the other day and he mentioned every time he drives past there are people out getting photographed.” Robert bought the 50 acre block off the late David Harford in 2001 for

agriculture and horticulture use. The house, believed to have been built in either the late 1800s or early 1900s, still has no significance to him and will only remain long term if it has some sort of financial viability. The reason the house is there? It was part of the package. The property is currently being leased out to Snap Fresh Foods, who do all their salad processing in Stoke, and it was previously leased out to the O’Connor family. Robert was unsure of the history of the house, but found some plans SEE PAGE 2

A spate of quad bike accidents around the country has sparked debate around the safety of the much-used farming vehicle, but Nelson authorities say common sense will help save lives, not harsher restrictions. Nation-wide there were five quad bike accidents over the Christmas-New Year period with two ending in fatalities. According to the New Zealand Herald, Wellington Coroner Ian Smith voiced frustration over the quad bike safety issues and called on the Government to investigate making helmets, lap belts and roll bars compulsory. While ATV helmets are compulsory on farms and it is “pretty normal” practice for most employees to attend training courses, Nelson’s Federated Farmers president Gavin O’Donnell says lap belts and roll bars

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Carl Doocey of Morley’s Motorcycle and Marine says helmets save lives. are not the answer. “The point I’d like to make from the accidents that have happened in the past few weeks, from what I know about the accidents, I don’t think a helmet would have saved their lives anyway,” says Gavin. “The guy that went over the cliff, crikey, how do you stop that?” Gavin’s response to the coroner’s suggestion on lap belts and roll bars was that he would rather “chance his arm” at being able to survive a roll over without being tied into a machine. SEE PAGE 4

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Appleby’s photogenic wool shed FROM PAGE 1 from the Canterbury Agriculture Society that wished to turn it into a wool shed in the 1960s. Bryan Ford, a nearby resident says he used to walk past the house on his way to Appleby School in the 1940s. He knew some details but was unsure of the actual date the house was built. “It was owned by Arthur Harford and they built another house and moved out. David Harford, their son, farmed the land right through and obviously used it as a wool shed.” At the moment Robert has no issue with leaving the building intact, but one day, unless

it has some commercial viability, it will be pulled down. “To me it’s not worth retaining but a lot of people get satisfaction and pleasure out of taking photos here.” Bryan says the building became a popular location for photographers in the past 15 years and labelled it as unique. “It’s not exactly a historic trust’s sort of building though. I imagine no one will spend money on it and while it would’ve been built with good rimu timber, time will probably take its toll. It’s sad to see buildings go and while it would be sad to see it go, I’m not overly sentimental about it.”

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Overseas media get a whiff of our wine Phillip Rollo Nelson’s aromatic wine industry will be the focus of international media next month when a symposium is held in Upper Moutere. A select group of the world’s most influential wine commentators will descend on the region following the Pinot Noir 2013 conference in Wellington. In Upper Moutere they will taste, compare and discuss locally created aromatic wines, which Nelson Wineart manager Gisela Purcell believes could lead to more exposure. “It’s kind of indirect marketing. It’s a real coup to get these people to come to Nelson so we need to make it worth their while,” says Gisela. “It’s a fantastic opportunity to educate them on the whole region and it’s a really good opportunity at a high level to create more awareness.”

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Are quad bikes really unsafe? FROM PAGE 1 “I’ve seen quad bikes roll down slopes and there is no way in hell that I would like to strapped into them. I believe there’s real potential for it to be worse. Does the coroner understand what type of bouncy balls these quad bikes become?” Gavin believes each accident should be looked at on a case-by-case basis, and whether lap belts and rolls cages would have prevented the injuries. Carl Doocey of Morley’s Motorcycle and Marine believes common sense would go a long way to preventing

some of these accidents. “At the end of the day it’s a piece of machinery and it needs to be respected. You ride within your ability; you ride with care and to the conditions.” Those points were echoed by Gavin. “Quad bikes have their limitations but so does every other piece of farm equipment. When it’s parked in the shed nothing happens, it’s not until you put someone on it so the problem is with the people on the machinery,” says Gavin. “You can provide them with all sorts of physical things but it’s the thing that’s between the ears that is the real problem.”

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Tourists escape, vans don’t Four overseas tourists have had a lucky escape after their campervans were caught in rising waters in the Waimea River, sparking a search and rescue operation on Tuesday morning. The group, in their late teens and early 20s had driven on to the river bed and parked two vans under the Appleby Bridge for the night. It rained heavily all night on Monday and about 9.30am the next morning one of the group woke to the sound of water entering the van. He then woke the other campers and they tried to push the front van out of the river. Senior constable Dave Colville of Nelson Police says that unfortunately the two vans had been tied together to create a washing line and that prevented the group from pushing the first van out. They then started emptying their possessions out of the vans. When some items were washed away one of the group swam after them. He was washed away in the current and ended up making it to the bank on the opposite side of the river. He then crossed back over the river and was located some way downstream. The vans were last seen floating down the river and as of Tuesday afternoon are yet to be located. The harbour masters have been informed, says police. The group of tourists had been taken to a campground to dry their gear out and told they were very luck to have escaped unharmed. They advised other campers that parking on a river bed in torrential rain was not a safe option.

Last night’s heavy rain would have been welcome news for the Rural Fire Network after it was called out to yet another fire last week. This fire, which burned a half hectare forestry area in Eves Valley, was kept under control by three helicopters with monsoon buckets and fire fighters from Appleby, Brightwater and Wakefield. Ian Reade, principal fire officer of the Waimea Rural Fire Network, says the cause of the fire was still under investigation but there were no buildings at risk in the fire.

The fire was under control within 45 minutes with helicopters assisting the ground team. Ian says up until yesterday the region had become quite dry, which creates a higher risk of danger. “We were expecting long dry periods with heavy amounts of rain at the end of it and that is pretty much what we got,” says Ian. “This rain will help us for a few weeks.” Ian says rural fires have been “off and on” throughout the summer and people burning without permits were generally at fault.

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Elaine Salvador, Hazel Bartlett, Ngaire Smith and Ron Barnes have been volun- Information centre volunteers Ron Barnes, Dulcie McPhie, May Cain, Hazel Bartlett celteers at the Richmond Information Centre for 25 years. ebrate the opening of the building in 1987 with deputy mayor Elaine Henry.

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There was the time when Ron Barnes was volunteering at the Richmond District Information Centre on December 25 and an out-of-town couple came in wanting to know where the best place they could go for their Christmas dinner would be. Knowing everything in town was closed, the now-volunteer of 25 years sent them on their way to St Arnaud, hoping the more than an hour drive would be worth it. Thinking that was the last he would hear from them, Ron was bemused when they came back the next day. But they were there to thank him for his suggestion saying it was the best meal they had ever had. Ron, who is one of four founding members,

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which also includes Elaine Salvador, Hazel Bartlett and Ngaire Smith, of the information centre on Gladstone Rd next to Jubilee Park, says there have been many great times over the past 25 years but that was probably his funniest moment. “That was an isolated case,” he laughs. Elaine says her funniest moment was when a hitchhiker was heading south down Gladstone Rd. He explained to her that he had walked all of the way from Nelson and asked if he was getting closer to Picton. “We told him no, you might want to head back the other way,” she says. When the Tasman District Council was sending out its rates in 1987, it suggested that some people might like to volunteer for a new information centre opening in Richmond. The information centre was much busier in its early days because it was the only place you could pick up brochures on what activities you could do in the region. The volunteers were situated in a Skyline shed, which was donated for their use. “When we answered the phone we had to say ‘Skyline

information centre’, giving them a free plug. But after awhile they sold it,” says Elaine. Hazel recalls having queues of tourists all the way down the road, waiting to come in because the first building was so small that once there was a table and chairs put in, hardly anyone could even be inside it. “There were 70 people in one session,” she says. “It varies now, now the holiday parks have their own brochures and people are staying there.” The building has gone through three major changes during the past 25 years, upgrading from a shed to a builders hut and then to the building they occupy today – which was built by the local rotary club. “We used to have to shoot across the road to the holiday park to use their toilet so you didn’t want to leave your run too late otherwise you’d get caught in the traffic.” Elaine never imagined she would still be a volunteer at the information centre after 25 years. Currently there are 32 volunteers on a rotational roster and they each work at least once a fortnight.

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Habitat needs you Around 30 Nelsonians have signed up and team leader Rob Silcock says he now needs just a few more to fill his group to help build houses in Cambodia this April. No building or practical experience is necessary and Rob says the build is a chance to make a real difference, learn about the Cambodian culture and have the experience of a life time. “There’s no upper age limit and you are needed. For every seven people we send we can build an-

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Out&About • A L L T H E F U N • A L L T H E PA R T I E S • A L L T H E G O O D T I M E S

Having a par ty/event/func tion? Call our photographer 544 9037 or 027 532 6461 Kerryn Abbott and Paula Joyce out on Saturday night.

Sylvie Kalmus and Cecilia Higgins at the Sprig and Fern in Richmond on Saturday night.

The Out & About camera visited three local bars over the weekend with photos being snapped at the Sprig & Fern in Richmond, the Star & Garter on Queen St and the Speight’s Ale House. Do you have a party or an event coming up? You can contact our photographer on 544 9037 or by emailing editorial@waimea weekly.co.nz.

Tessa Hancock and Kylie Sturkenboom on Saturday night.

Chelsea Whyte, Lucy Ryan and Melissa Laing at the Speights Ale House.

Soon to be married Adam Brumwell and Libby Lowe with friend Matt Stevens at the Sprig and Fern in Richmond on Saturday night.

Jules Thomas and Karina Spicer at the Speights Ale House on Saturday night.

Mike Jukes and Craig Benton on Saturday night.

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Trevor Allen, Chris Barnett and Pete Gurden at the Star and Garter on Saturday night.

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Organisers are expecting close to 4000 people to head down to watch the adrenaline packed event so come along and enjoy a day out in the sun with plenty to see and do. The rodeo is one of the most anticipated local events this summer and as part of the national rodeo circuit, the Richmond event will see competitors

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riding for the national title, making an exciting providing a fantastic range of entertainment for spectacle for the crowds this weekend. the audience and the Barrel racing is a great opRichmond Rodeo secretary Tina Angus-Phyn portunity for local pony clubs and adult riders to says the rodeo will be a fantastic day out for lo- join in the fun of the rodeo. cal families and holidaymakers alike. “Each year The 8 Second Bulls from Rangiora don’t get their the event gets betname from sitting ter and better. It’s around, they’ve always an action earned the nickpacked day and our name from unseatlocal rodeo club ing anyone who members and visdares ride them, so iting riders will be watch as the bravmaking the most est riders take on of it.” these magnificent Along with over animals. They say 150 entries, last the best is saved till year’s rodeo chamlast and this event is pions will be back not to be missed so and the top bull make sure you stick riders in the counaround to watch try will be showing the excitement unwhat they’re made fold as this will take of, with the best place at the end of the day. of the best making the trip up from The rodeo is a day around the South out for everyone Island and a crowd and this year there of well known ridwill be lots on for ers heading down the kids. A range of from the North. sideshow entertainThe Richmond ment will be on ofRodeo Club have fer from a bouncy pulled out all the castle to a merry stops this year with go round, the litGet amongst the action this weekend at the Richmond some great events tle ones can hitch lined up includ- Rodeo. Riders from all over New Zealand will provide a ride on a Clydesdale horse, watch ing Bareback, Calf some exciting thrills and spills. them parade in the Roping, Steer Wrestling, Bull Riding, Team Roping, Steer and Calf arena or sign up for the kids sheep and calf rides, Riding. The professional bucking broncos from a great way for the whole family to get involved Waimate will join local and Canterbury stock, on rodeo day. Watching the rodeo is hungry work so take advantage of the great hot and cold drink on offer from a variety of local stalls. From hot chips, burgers to sandwiches and a licensed bar on site, spectators can make the most of a day out in the sun.

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A&P Showgrounds Richmond The fun doesn’t stop when the rodeo does, join the cowboys for a hoe down at Rob Roys Bar and Restaurant on Saturday night and continue the festivities, with live music, dancing and a good night out. The much anticipated after function is a fun way to celebrate the rodeo and the riders after a successful day. Rob Roys will provide a courtesy coach to transport you from the rodeo to the restaurant at the end of the day. Get amongst some pre rodeo action on Friday at the Richmond Mall, where the public will get a chance to pose for a photo with a real cowboy. Purchase your presale ticket, available from the Richmond Mall information desk and enjoy a fun lead up to the big day. Presale tickets cost $13 for an adult, $3 for 5 to 15 year olds and $30 for a family pass. The gates open on Saturday January 19 at 10.30am and the fun kicks off at 11.30am. So bring seats and blankets and get settled in time to enjoy the entertainment and grab a free complimentary programme on your way in. Gate sales on the day cost $15 for an adult and $5 for 5 to 15 year olds. Under 5 years Connor Savage hangs on for dear life during the local calf ride at the Richmond Rodeo last year. old get in free.

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Your Club and this year In an ever changing world isn’t it nice to know some things are still reliable and familiar? Club Waimea is one of those organisations. A place where locals can meet and socialise in an environment that’s modern, safe and very welcoming. A club, whose members put on events, run fun days out through to sport club competitions inside what is now Richmond’s premier event venue. Now you can join in with a big welcome or you can just sit back and enjoy the peace and quiet. You can turn up when you want to, there are no fixed rules or we only insist you enjoy yourselves. Our facilities that are amongst the best on offer anywhere in New Zealand and you have the uniqueness of having a club with its own camping ground! A smart committee that runs the club as a successful business means that the members get so much for their yearly membership fee of $45 for a single or $80 for a double! Plus almost every week there is something of interest going on at the club, it might be a concert, sport evening or just a get together in the restaurant, turn up and chances are you’ll always meet someone you know! And don’t forget all of the prices in the club are heavily discounted so if you use the facilities on a regular basis chances are you’ll recoup your membership fee in no time at all. You are very welcome to turn up with family and visitors to and use the facilities, have a lovely dinner and a few drinks, socialise and join in with what the club has to offer. So why not make 2013 the year you spoil yourselves and join us down here at Club Waimea?

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A game for all at Club Waimea Upcoming If you are looking for a new sport for 2013 why not give Indoor Bowls a try. Anyone can play this wonderful game as a serious competitive sport or as a social activity, Indoor Bowls is truly a game for all. No uniform or equipment is required other than flat soled shoes so it is a very cheap sport to start and play and a good way of meeting new people. At Club Waimea the Indoor Bowling 2013 season commences on Monday February 11 and club nights are held each Monday evening in the Club Waimea Hall with play starting at 7.15pm. Club Waimea has a full program of both social and competitive events and tournaments which all members

are encouraged to participate in. On the competitive scene teams will be playing in the Clubs NZ South Island Easter Tournament in Christch-

urch and will be defending the Triples and Fours Championship titles won last year. Later in the year teams

will participate in the Clubs NZ Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and Ladies National Championships, with the ladies defending the Triples title won previously. To cap the season off the South Island Masters Games Indoor Bowls event will be hosted at Club Waimea in early October. If you would like more information on the Indoor Bowling Section at Club Waimea then please contact Athol Curtis on 544 8046 Come along to the opening night held on February 11, and all new members are invited to come along and give it a try, coaching is provided free for new players and play will start at 7.15 in the Club Waimea Hall.

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Classic Music Mix with Shane Casbolt

26 January

Tim Pannell

2 February

Barry Korchski

9 February

Jimbo`s Karaoke

16 February

Willy Mac

23 February

Nelson County Music Club

2 March

Gravy Train

9 March

Avago Karaoke

16 March

Philip Steans

23 March

Mareen

30 March

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Loyalty Vouchers Members The Birthday Vouchers sponsored by Philip and Beryl Thorn of Elizabeth Caterers will cease on the January 31 and will be replaced from February 1 with Loyalty Vouchers. The Loyalty Voucher requires you to purchase five menu meals and your sixth meal will be free. The voucher is for one member to use only. The new Loyalty Vouchers will

give more benefit to Club Waimea members, if you were to eat at Club Waimea or in the Barnicoat restaurant once a week, every week, for a year you have the opportunity to get eight free meals. Plus, if you sign the Loyalty Card with your name and membership number, it will be entered into the $500 six monthly Nelson Building Society draw.

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On 20 December member No. 438 was not present and missed out on the $1000 prize. On 27 December member No. 555 was not present and the $1100 prize was not claimed. On 3 January member No. 545 was not present and they missed out on taking home a $1200 prize. On 10 January member No. 1605 was not at the draw and didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t get to claim their $1300 prize. was not claimed. Are you feeling lucky? Next week the prize could go to you.

Clubs and activities to join at Club Waimea Club Waimea member Nellie Jacobsen was the winner of the DB Export Salt Water Fishing Kit drawn on 22 December. Congratulations Nellie!

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Learn Something New in 2013 Swim Magic Richmond Learning to swim and maintaining aquatic confidence is an important life skill. A skill that can make the difference between survival and tragedy. SwimMagic is committed to helping families in our communities become safer in, on, and around the water. SwimMagic @ the ASB Aquatic & Fitness Centre offer swimming lessons in a state of the art warm indoor environment ideal for learning. Lessons are for all ages from babies to Adults, with various programmes to cater for all your learn to swim needs. It doesn’t stop there – talk to us about advanced squad, tri-squad and fitness options. Private tuition and adult tuition available also.

Our great team of energetic instructors look forward to helping you through your swimming education. Dive in or phone the SwimMagic team on 5439755, or patsyberriman@clmnz.co.nz. and visit our website www.swimmagic.co.nz.

You and Your Dog Do you want to teach your dog some new manners for 2013? It’s never too late to teach an old dog new tricks, or get things right from the start with a new puppy. Local dog trainer Vikki Pickering offers basic skills and good manners training. Her reward based training educates you about your dogs behaviour and helps you to understand him a little more. Vikki believes in the use of positive reinforcement rather than punishment and force and offers small personal sized group classes so that she can give you individual attention. Alternatively Vikki can spend time with you and your dog in the comfort of your own home assisting with basic training or helping with common behaviour problems you may be experiencing. With a background in dog training, Vikki has also gained her Diploma in Canine BehavReward Based Training iour Science and Technology Kinder for dogs, enjoyable for you and is continuously furthering her knowledge in her field. Group Training Classes Vikki caters to different levels of needs and teaches you how to Personal Home Training deal with inappropriate behavDog Walking iour that will enhance the bond between you and your dog. Dog Bite Prevention Education Vikki knows that while the key for Children to good dog behaviour is in the

activities and time we spend with man’s best friend, we don’t always get the time to do it, so Vikki offers additional dog walking services too. New group courses for this year commence 13th February and are based in Richmond with an indoor location for rainy weather. Contact Vikki on 541 9752 , 0275 138 879 or youandyourdog@hotmail.com ASB Aquatic and Fitness Centre Make the most of the great membership deal at the ASB Aquatic and Fitness Centre - start your 2013 with a bang! With access to the pools, sauna, spas, aqua fitness classes, Les Mills group fitness and free fitness assessments and exercise programmes, kick start your new years resolutions with us. Our programmes such as the Weight Loss Solution – an 8 week programme to improve fitness and lose weight and QUICK FIT – 25-30 minute sessions of intense exercise to get you fit fast, just add to the variety of exercise options we offer! If the huge variety of exercise options doesn’t keep you motivated then our qualified staff will. The Les Mills instructors will guide you through one of our nine different programme and fitness consultants will help with an individual exercise programme and support you to achieve your health and fitness goals. Contact us now on 0508 GET FIT to get started! Retrain and Upskill with NTI New Year, new you? Time for change? Try something new! Up skill and retrain for a career in the Automotive, Electrical or Road Transport industries. With Nelson Technical Institute, all this is

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Learn Something New in 2013 possible and more. As a private training establishment with over 100 years combined industry experience the team at Nelson Technical Institute have a wealth of industry knowledge and understanding to equip learners with the skills and qualifications they require for their future. Courses are industry recognised, with NZQA and NZTA approved qualifications, run with approved Industry Training Organisation (ITO) Assessors. Classes are small to optimise delivery and held in a modern, purpose built classrooms located in the heart of the Wakatu Industrial Estate. With flexible entry into most programmes and free full time courses available (conditions apply), you can start at anytime, so give one of the friendly team a call today or enquire online now. Serendipity Equine Training Evolution is underway just around the corner. In beautiful Garden Valley near Brightwater, a professional horse training facility is evolving and adapting its approach to training. Using a variety of techniques, both on the ground and in the saddle, Serendipity Equine Training designs a training programme to enhance rider confidence and promote communication between handler and horse. These days the focus is the relationship between the horse and his or her human, developing and nurturing this relationship with amazing results for all involved. Serendipity understands that each horse is unique, so treatment and training is tailored to suit, with a focus on horse and rider communication and safety. The evolution doesn’t stop there, with the power of the horsehuman relationship being developed further as a therapeutic tool to assist young people in the Nelson area. It’s quite an eye-opener and Joanne Ragg, proprietor and head trainer, is careful to maintain an open-door policy. Serendipity Equine Training is well worth a visit. Skill training for working outdoors for 2013 Working in the rural sector is still a really good career option if you like working in the outdoors or with animals. With any outdoor job there are risks around your personal health and safety so good basic skill training is essential. To help you get started, FarmSafe offer a range of skill training options that contribute to the completion of the National Certificate in Agriculture (General Skills). These skills not only apply to farming but have real relevance in horticulture and vineyard work. They range from general health and safety, riding motor-

bike and quads, driving 4WD’s and tractors, and using chainsaws. The courses are practically based and can be really affordable if you follow certain options. Chris Clark, regional tutor for FarmSafe has recently received Ag Excel endorsement, and industry endorsement which reflects the quality of his training and assessing in a range of these skills. For further information on dates and venues for workshops contact Sheryl on 542 4432 or Chris on 522 4568 Craft Potters People living in the Nelson area have a fantastic opportunity to gain a Diploma in Ceramics by distance through Otago Polytechnic at Craft Potters, in Ranzau Road, Hope. This is the 5th year of the course and it has revived and invigorated the exciting world of ceramics for the participants. The Level 6 Diploma is a two year full time or four years part time course. This year the course will be delivered by two tutors, Christine Boswijk and Ross Richards. Students attend a weekly tutored session and have access to all the equipment and kilns at Craft Potters when self directed and practising their skills. They also have Hobby classes starting at 10am on Wednesday with Erika Aupperle. For further information, please ring Maureen Ryan at 540 2239, Uta Calver at 541 8953 or Craft Potters at 544 5172 or Email: craftpotters@ts.co.nz Swim Magic Nelson SwimMagic is coming to Nayland Pool! It can never be stressed enough how important it is to learn how to swim. Our region is blessed with beautiful beaches, a spectacular coastline and many magnificent lakes and rivers and it is no surprise that Nelsonians like to spend so much time in, on and around water. SwimMagic provides a programme to help us all to learn to respect and enjoy all bodies of water. SwimMagic is holding the Accelerator Holiday Learn to Swim, outside in the fresh air and warm water of Nayland Pool for the last two weeks of January. Preschool and school age swimmers attend five consecutive daily lessons at the same time. Lisa Bergman is welcomed as the new manager of SwimMagic Riverside and Nayland Pools. Bookings are now open for Term 1 2013 for Learn to Swim at Riverside Pool beginning Friday February 1. Contact Lisa on 546 3221 to discuss your swimming needs. Tai Poutini Polytechnic West Coasters keen on working in the music industry will now have the opportunity to kick

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Learn Something New perform music from different contemporary styles at polytechnic and public venues throughout the year. “The programme will give them the first taste of what’s involved in the contemporary entertainment industry. ” says Mr Oxenham. The Foundation programme is a useful introduction to higher study in live sound, audio engineering or music performance at TPP’s MAINZ campuses in Christchurch or Auckland. For more information contact TPP on 0800 800 411, email info@tpp. ac.nz or visit www.tpp.ac.nz

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off their careers on the Coast with Tai Poutini Polytechnic (TPP) launching a foundation music programme. The 34-week Certificate in Foundation Sound and Music will start at the Greymouth campus in February 2013 and programme tutor Dean Hetherington says it will give students a great grounding in the basics of performance music, audio engineering and live sound. Programme leader Phil Oxenham says the students will gain experience in entry level recording and song writing and will

Nelson duo Dale McKenzie and Thomas Stanaway are the new 2NZ and 3NZ after a hectic New Zealand Superstock Championship fnal heat. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

SWIMMING LESSONS AT NAYLAND POOL INSTRUCTORS

Lisa Bergman (Aquatics in Action / Swimming Education L3) Lisa Stove (Central/Southern Regional Manager - Swim Magic) Holiday Intensive Lessons for Pre School and School Age have been scheduled for the following weeks over the summer: DATES: SESSIONS:

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A new dawn a new Dale

Dream it, Live it

At six o'clock on Saturday night, Dale McKenzie was driving for survival. The 19 year old had only managed seventh place in his New Zealand Home Loans NZ Superstock Championship heat and had to rely on a repercharge just to qualify through to the last stage. An hour later, he was being interviewed by Dave Birdling in the centre of the track as one of two drivers that were added to the 24 already qualified finalists – the proudest moment of his young career, as it finally sunk in that he had made it. But by 10pm, Dale had a new highlight and some silverware to show for it. The 85n driver was the new 2NZ, being pipped by just one point as Palmerston North's Shane Penn and 23 year old club-mate Thomas Stanaway made up the rest of the podium spots. Reflecting on the night of his life, Dale Junior's emotions had come full circle in just 24 hours. "I knew the car was going fast enough, that it was on the home track and if there was enough Nelson boys in the final then winning was definitely possible. But I was hoping to have a clean run in the qualifying and get straight through and it definitely didn't work out that way," he says. "It feels pretty good now but I'd say once it sinks in that I'm 2NZ it will be even better." All eyes were on three-time winner Craig Boote as the superstocks spilled out onto the track for the third and final heat of the championship. The 7n driver was sitting pretty in third place and was handed fifth on the grid, giving fans hope he could become the most decorated driver the class has ever seen. But in a matter of laps 'The Boss' was gone. Targeted by two Palmy tanks, Craig was battered, bruised and thrown into the wall at every turn. He ended the night in 11th position, much lower than he deserved after showing vintage Boote form all weekend. Nick Fowler, the South Island champion driving Craig's old car, was leading the points tally going into the final race but also couldn't survive the wreckage. He finished tenth. Shane Harwood did survive but a

poor first race, which saw him collect just three points before his second race win, denied him the chance to challenge for a podium spot. He finished a very credible eighth. Brett Nicholls was said to be a dark horse at this event but the end of the night he would be better known as 'Mr Consistent' collecting 17, 15 and 19 points to finish sixth place overall. So it was left up to the two young guns to do the business as Dale and Thomas avoided trouble to finish second and sixth in the final heat, giving them their first ever podium finishes at a national championship. In some of the other local results, Blair Cunningham finished 19th, Jared Gray finished 21st and Ian Clayworth was 25th. Dale knew he would be a target in the final but didn't let it get to him before the race. There were times he had to weave and push his way past other superstocks but he admits he was barely touched. "It's not scary but you don't know who is going to do what. You have to watch out." He felt for Craig and Nick, who came so close to victory. "Everyone works so hard for it. You go into that final heat and it only takes one person to stuff your whole night up and that is your title hopes gone. I'm definitely gutted for those guys but at the same time I got on the podium because of that." Nelson Speedway president Kris Carpenter says it was "an awesome" result for the club to have two of the top three in the country. She also says it was not surprising that some of the early favourites were targeted in the final race as it occurs at every national championship. "It's not over until the last race. It was basically teams racing out there. I'm gutted for some of the guys but also rapt for the young boys, that was one of the best results we could have got." All of the Nelson drivers will head to Christchurch this weekend for the New Zealand Superstock Grand Prix in Woodford Glen. For some it will be a chance at redemption, for others it could be chance to prove why they are now the country's best.

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Nelson Dawnbreakers Fishing Club Well time for the first update of the New Year. I hope everyone made the most of the good weather before the wind turned up. The visibility of water along the Boulder Bank had been unreal with 12 meters of clear water not uncommon. Good numbers of smaller snapper are almost everywhere in the bay now with good numbers getting caught off Rabbit Island and along the Boulder Bank. The small kingfish are still in massive numbers and it’s good to hear a few club members took our advice and shot out for a troll and nailed a few, well done. Some bigger kingfish have been caught there as well last week so make sure your gear is up for a 20kg in case it smashes your line. The spearo’s have been having great success out along the Boulder Bank with the Glen end producing easy pickings for kingfish. Once the sea cleans up again the snapper will be in close at Rabbit Island and Back Beach. Get out at daylight for best results. It is always good to know about land based fishing options if the weather is a little windy for the boat. Another good spot is Kina Beach with many a night fishing there for snapper. Find the cockle beds during the day then fished on them at night. French Pass has still not really fired up with the odd kingie showing up but the big numbers of larger snapper have not turned up yet, hopefully in the next few weeks this will change. Tasman Bay is still running at about 18 degrees out wide with no reports of tuna yet. From the look of the surface temp charts I think it will be another few weeks yet before

Inari McKay with a blue cod caught at Awaroa in the Abel Tasman over the holidays. they turn up. We will let you know when they are here as the season is short so you need to get out and hit them while you can. Stephens as normal for this time of the year is almost dead unless you want a blue cod. Remember the slot fishery is in force now so only fish between 30cm and 35cm. Some good news on the snapper front in the Marlborough Sounds. Finally some reports of good sized fish getting taken in Kenepuru Sound. Remember best to fish in the late evening and early morning before all the loopies get up and stir the water up and scare the fish away. The weather update for this weekend is looking excellent so you have no excuses, go check the gear now and load the boat, it’s going to be a stunner. Also don’t forget the Motueka RSA competition coming up on the 18– 20 Jan. And last but not least for the kids out there have you ever thought of joining the Sea Cadets, it’s an awesome way to get sea experience and meet new people, I would highly recommend it.

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The Nelson Falcons have introduced themselves in the second best way possible by drawing 2-2 with last year’s champions Canterbury United, in their first official match. The ASB Youth League newcomers left it late, with Blenheim striker Omar Guardiola scoring a screamer with just five minutes to go on the clock before substitute Harry Tod-Smith equalised in stoppage time, canceling out Canterbury’s two previous strikes, in front of a bumper crowd at Trafalgar Park. New Zealand King Salmon Nelson Falcons coach Davor Tavich, who rung three changes at half time, says the side can take plenty of confidence out of the performance, in particular during the final stages of the match. “The main message [at halftime] was to pick up the intensity and match Canterbury, who are a physically strong side and are technically very good,” he says. “I’m definitely sure that the boys are going to take a lot from this game. The nerves are probably gone now. I think we are going to get a few more results.” Davor acknowledged the side did miss some key chances with Omar hitting the post just minutes after Canterbury’s opening goal

while Tore Waechter missed a second half penalty. “It’s football though, you know? Those things happen and you just have to play on. It’s not the end until the final whistle blows.” But two of the side’s best chances actually came from goal keeper Coey Turipa who tested his opposite from a spot kick just beyond the halfway line. He then got a header on target after leaving his box in the dying stages to join a corner. Davor credited the difference Nayland College captain Sam Maxwell made in the middle of the park when he came on while also praising the defensive efforts of Mark Johnston and USbased Erik Panzer, and the busy Omar. Erik was only available for one match before returning for his second year at Quinnipiac University so will miss this Sunday’s clash against YoungHeart Manawatu which kicks off at 2pm at Trafalgar Park. Davor was undecided as to who would replace the former Canterbury United youth captain in the heart of the defense but says that it was likely to be one of only a few changes to the match-day squad.

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Ready to reel in the big one A fishing contest hosted by the Motueka RSA will be held all over the Top of the South this weekend, giving fishermen and women a chance to head out into their favourite spots. Pat Hall, the organiser of the McCashin’s Brewery-sponsored event, says there is no set area to fish in. “You could technically head to Vanuatu for the weekend as long as you’re back here for the weigh in between 1pm and 3pm on Sunday,” he says. Pat says while the event was competitive, it was mainly targeted at families. “We have quite a strong children’s section and it’s run in conjunction with the take a kid fishing programme we run once a year. We just want to encourage families to get out there and have a fun day. If you want to get serious you can.” There will be a number of prizes in a variety of sections included heaviest fish, average weight

fish, heaviest snapper over 20 pounds (9.07kg) which has yet to be claimed, average weight snapper and many others. A snapper was caught two years ago weighing 85 grams shy of the magic 9 kg mark. Pat says there has been 27 kg groper recorded and it is common to see some “extremely large” kingfish caught during the weekend. Fish caught on the first two days are usually kept on ice, because if it is frozen there is no way to indentify if it was freshly caught. The competition officially begins at 5pm on Friday and there are no restrictions as to how long you can fish for, as long as you are at the Motueka RSA car park on Sunday by 1pm. Entry fee is $25 per adult and $5 per child. You can register at Totally Boating, Stirling Sport, McCashin’s Brewery and Hunting and Fishing by Friday night.

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24 WEDNESDAY 16 January 2013 DEAThS FISHER, Janet Mae (nee Cook) (”Duchess”). Peacefully at Tasman Rest Home on 10th January 2013, on the eve of her 79th birthday. Dearly loved wife of Murray of 52 years. Much loved mother of Janine, Helen and Allan, and loved mother-in-law of Geoff and Claudia. Loved “Nanny” of Gregory, Tia and AJ. Janet’s family would like to sincerely thank the staff of the Tasman Rest Home for their wonderful care. Messages to 54 Marlborough Crescent, Richmond 7020. A service for Janet was held in the Chapel of Shone & Shirley, on Wednesday, the 16th of January 2013. ASPRAY, John, (Jack) 208260 K Force, 452545 RNZAF - On January 9, 2013 at Whareama Rest Home following a short illness, in his 87th year. Dearly loved husband of the late Lee. Father of Wendy (Wellington), Maxine (Lee) (Wellington), Bevan (Nelson) and their families. A Funeral Service for Jack was held in The Shone & Shirley Chapel, on Monday January 14, 2013. PITTHAM, Diana Mary, (nee Lee) Loved and cherished wife of Don. Left home Wednesday 9th January to go biking and tramping in lands and mountains as yet unknown to us. A celebration of her life was held on Saturday January 12, 2013 in The Shone and Shirley Funeral Home, Nelson. In lieu of flowers donations to the Nelson Region Hospice Trust, P O Box 283, Nelson, would be appreciated.

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Ph 544 9037 Classifieds Classified deadline 5pm Monday sales@waimeaweekly.co.nz

PUBLIC NOTICE Scarlett Stephanie Maple Dodd Born 03 Jan 2013 A big thank you to Terry Wiffen, Kevin Hill and our families and friends.

babyonmovethe Specialists in the rental and sales of baby products

Congratulations

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4 Akersten St, Port Nelson

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All players or prospective Play rugby for Waimea Old Boys

players are invited to light training and a BBQ. All players or It dosen’t matter what senior grade you prospective players are invited want to play, come along meet the to a pre-season welcome andand light training. players, coaches and management of It doesn’t matter what senior grade you want the club. to play, come along and meet theplayers, coaches and management of the club 6.00pm Monday 28 January

6.30pm, Jubilee TuesdayPark 31st January Training continues everyPark Monday thereafter Jubilee

FOR SALE

PUBLIC NOTICE

Up to 10Ha WAI-ITI WATER ZONE

Antique Fair

Expressions of interest over $3,500ha invited Contact 542 4293 evenings

FREIghT MOvERS

This Weekend

APPLE REPAIRS iPhone - iPad Screen Repairs

Sat 19 & Sun 20

Apple Computer Repairs

10am - 5pm Trafalgar Centre Paru Paru Rd

Nelson Adults $5, children free, free re-entry, free tea/coffee

0800 222 966

Classic Promotions 03 304 7172 www.antiquefairs.co.nz

www.babyonthemove.co.nz

Certified Mac Technician www.mac111.co.nz Ph: 0275481618

PUBLIC NOTICE

ANNIvERSARY

YOgA

GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY MCPHAIL – SHAW Robert and Patricia were married on 19th January 1963 At Trinity Presbyterian Church, Nile St, Nelson.

Thursdays at Richmond Recreation Centre. 5.30pm - 7pm. Starting 14 February - Stretch and Relax - Beginners welcome. For more details call Jamila 544 6145 or visit www.TurningPointNZ.com

For more info call For more information Beloe on call Zane Duane Whiting 021444 229 3225 7039 027 100% locally owned and operated

Notice to all Advertisers

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

CHURCH NOTICES

PUBLIC NOTICE Stoke Rugby Club preseason training. Open to all senior grades. 6pm Monday 21 January at Greenmeadows.

FOUND

LOST

In Oxford Street near Wensley Roundabout, one pair of infant hand knitted socks in fawn, pink and grey tones. To claim Ph 544 4343

Soft leather baby shoe purple with pink love hearts. Brand new Bobux brand. Lost in vicinity of the Richmond Mall and Queen St. Phone 545 7909

ONE CHURCH MANY EXPRESSIONS Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Parish, Richmond

Weekend Mass Times Saturday Vigil 7.00pm Richmond Church 35 William Street Sunday 8.00am St Joseph’s Pitfire Road, Wakefield 9.30am Richmond Church

Wednesday 19 7pm September Ablaze 10am Sunday FaithfulThursday Hymns 10.00am Starting with morning tea Also Sunday 10am Warm building JAM Children’s Lead Cnr Croucher & Darcy Streets Programme 6by- 12 yrs

5.00pm Last Sunday of every month St’s Peter & Paul Moutere Highway

Christchurch Chinese Ablaze -Church 7pm Thursday

All Welcome! Ph 544 8987 www.richmondcatholic.co.nz

Cnr Croucher & Darcy St’s

ST DAVID’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

11 Florence Street, Richmond Worship Services This Sunday: 9.30am Combined Worship at Wesley Methodist Church 4 Wensley Road, Richmond

Meeting Sunday 10.30am Ellis St, Brightwater

(Plunket Rooms, next to Petrol Station)

www.stdavidschurch.co.nz Phone 544 8387

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

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

Holy Trinity Anglican Church 27 Dorset St, Richmond Phone 544-8844

Sunday Service

9.00am Traditional 10.30am Contemporary Theme: Hide and Seek Wednesday 10.00am Holy Communion www.holytrinityrichmond.org.nz

Biblical Christ-Centred Worship Services:

Sunday 10:30 am & 5 pm (03)547-3255

www.rcnzonline.com/nelson

Newsline

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16 JANUARY 2013

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Community Notices

Tasman Skatepark Tour

Tapawera BGAC Show

The epic Sk8 and BMX tour returns to Tasman this summer, showcasing the best boarders and bikers the region has to offer. Entries taken on the day, with lots of cool prizes and giveaways up for grabs.

Saturday 26 January 2013, 10.00 am, Tapawera Domain, Tapawera.

Tapawera – Wednesday 16 January 2013, 5.00 pm, Tapawera Skatepark, Tapawera Recreation Domain. Richmond – Saturday 26 January 2013, 2.00 pm, Richmond Skatepark, Jubilee Park, Richmond.

This iconic show features all things rural and is a great day out for the family. There are always lots of animals, horses to watch, stalls to wander around as well as lots of entertainment and displays. Entry is $3 for adults and children are free. The theme for this year’s show is ‘Fruits of the Land’. Info: Robbie Reynolds on 03 522 4126, Sandra Nicholls on 03 522 4560 or Daniel Newport on Ph. 03 522 4919.

Info: Ph. 03 543 8525 or Email paul.mcconachie@tasman.govt.nz

Wellington Ukulele Orchestra SolarCity Summer Movies

1 & 2 February 2013, Neudorf Vineyard, 138 Neudorf Road, Upper Moutere.

6 – 27 January 2013, 9.00 pm – 11.00 pm (Movies start at dusk), Washbourn Gardens, Richmond.

The Wellington International Ukulele Tour is back for another two nights of unmissable entertainment. Tickets on sale from late November.

Join us in the airiest cinema in the region with a film for everyone. Come early to play giant board games, listen to some fine New Zealand music, share food with your friends and as darkness falls allow the flicker of the screen to transport you. Pack a picnic (BYO ok), bring a rug or your couch, wear warm clothes or pyjamas, and pocket a torch to find your way home. Movie will not screen if it is raining. If the weather is doubtful and for details on which movie is screening, please check ‘Summer in Nelson’ on Facebook, ‘friend’ us for updates.

Info: www.neudorf.co.nz

Cost: $2 Adult, $1 Child

Come and join us at this relaxed spacious country event. Only half an hour out from Nelson – but what a difference. Visit the magical Moutere district and enjoy our atmosphere, our produce and our sense of fun. Check our website for event /workshop and competition details and take part to enjoy this to the maximum! But if you don’t feel like doing that just come along and sit on a hay bale – watch and listen to the world go by!

MOVIES SCREENING THROUGHOUT SUMMER The Secret Garden (1949) 92mins G Based on the Frances Hodgson Burnett novel with Margaret O’Brien, Herbert Marshall and Dean Stockwell Gaslight (1944) 114mins. G A suspense thriller featuring Charles Boyer, Ingrid Bergman and Angela Lansbury. High Society (1956) 111mins A musical comedy featuring an all-star cast including Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly and Frank Sinatra.

Sarau Festival Sunday 3 February 2013, 3.00 pm, Moutere Hills Community Centre, Moutere Highway, Upper Moutere.

Info: Ph. 03 970 0715, Email jenny@saraufestival.co.nz or online www.saraufestival.co.nz

Sundial Jam Friday 22 February 2013, 4.00 pm – 9.00 pm, Sundial Square, Richmond.

Jailhouse Rock (1957) 92mins An iconic musical featuring the great Elvis Presley.

Pack a picnic and get along to Sundial Square for a dose of Tasman’s finest entertainers performing live especially for you!

The Lady Killers (1955) 91mins A hilarious oddball comedy with Alec Guiness and Peter Sellers.

Cost: Free entry

Charlie Chaplin’s The Circus (1928) 71mins G Preceded by a selection of early short cartoons.

Info: Ph. 03 543 8525 or Email paul.mcconachie@tasman.govt.nz

Tuna e Hoe Ana 15 – 16 February 2013, Lake Rotoiti, Nelson Lakes. Come and experience waka ama in an alpine environment – paddling on a pristine lake surrounded by mountains and bush. The Tuna e Hoe Ana is a unique event, designed to challenge and inspire paddlers and encourage participation. All races offer a relay option, which means you can change crew members during the race if you wish. Numbers limited to 160 so be in quick. Info: Ph. 021 548 072, Email grimmett@xtra.co.nz or online www.maitahi-outrigging.org.nz/events/tuna-e-hoe-ana/

Go Wild is a new style of native forest restoration manual, combining the “how to” with the stories of people who have done it, inspire it and live it. Infused with sound advice from the Nelson region – native plant nurseryman, lifestyle block owners, botanists, volunteer pest trappers, wetland restorers, schoolchildren. They are all establishing a template that has application nationwide.

Available for $29.99 from selected bookshops, Tasman District Council offices, libraries and online at www.tasman.govt.nz/link/go-wild

03 543 8400 03 523 1013 03 528 2022 03 525 0020

Give Customer Services a call on Ph. 03 543 8400 24hrs a day, seven days a week and we’ll arrange to get it fixed.

Connect with Customer Services

Council Meetings Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz

24 Hour Assistance Richmond Murchison Motueka Takaka

Life isn’t always a bed of roses - but it shouldn’t stink! Got a bad smell in your street or a broken sewer pipe?

Environment and Planning Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 24 January 2013, 9.30 am. Public forum

join our community: Twitter • Facebook • Website

Corporate Services Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday, 31 January 2013, 9.30 am. Public forum

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Classifieds

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Trades & Services

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ACCOUNTING

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Also 10m, 8m & 6m

• Mobile bookkeeping – GST, payroll, creditors & debtors • Software & Training for Xero, MYOB, Quickbooks, Banklink, Acepay

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BUILDER

30 years experience

CARPET CLEANING

SERVICES

• Holiday Homes • Bush Cabins • Renovation

For All Your Building Projects Big or Small • New Homes • Inspections • Alterations • Fencing • Extensions • Windows • Renovations • Handyman • Kitchens Services • Bathrooms • Property • Decks Maintenance Call Andy or Jill

541 0472 021 147 1162

EARTHWORKS

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Call Mave 03 541 0082 or 027 226 8103

Phone Sue Thomas

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21 Elms Street, Wakatu Estate, Stoke

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ACCOUNTING

environmentally friendly carpet & upholstery cleaning

Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning - Rugs & Leather - Flood Restoration - Carpet & Fabric protection

Ph: 544 4872 Locally Owned & Operated

DIGGERS

All mechanical repairs No job too big or small.

4x4, Campervan Specialists Petrol/Diesel

Ph 543 9400 7 Kotua Place, Stoke www.heslops.co.nz

DRAINLAYER

Phone 543 8243 GARDENING

GARDENING

GAS STAYS

AL FRESCO

ARCADIA

GAS STAY SPECIALISTS

Garden & Property Maintenance

Landscaping Lawn Care & Mowing Chipping of Greenwaste Stump Grinding Pre-Sale Garden Tidy-up Gardening Hedge Trimming Section Clearing Greenwaste Removal

Call Andrew or Wendy Neame

544 0444

021 255 6163

Al.fresco@xtra.co.nz www.al-fresco.co.nz

PLUMBER

Need a friendly Plumber at a friendly Price?

For all your gardening requirements

Phone

Tony Baker

0800 427 782

Ph: 544 1212

PLUMBER

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027 915 0612 A/H 541 9204

PLUMBING & GAS

544 8059

All domestic work Office cleans In between tenants

April and Tony Cooke

022 689 7076 03 546 4672

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027 842 1780 or 541 0539 bbsservices@xtra.co.nz

ELECTRICIAN

Domestic and Commercial Wiring New Homes l Commercial Rural l Retail l Alterations

Prompt response is our priority

24hr Service

542 9844 4473 544 027 542 4473

Maintenance and Repairs Registered Electrician

ELECTRICIAN

Locally owned Fully qualified electricians Competitive rates Residential ‐ new and old Commerical

0800 827 772 www.tasmansparkies.co.nz

Ph: 021 482 088 or 542 2328

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HEAT PUMPS

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Call Dave, Brent or Tristan today

KERBING

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- Variety of shapes & sizes - Design to suit your needs

NEW

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For a FREE Quote call Rob

0800 527 981 027 479 8152 or 544 9934

SEPTIC TANK

SEWING

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Tasman Bay Plumbing Services

Your Solar Hot Water Specialists

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CLEANING

0800 448 446 Steve Fletcher

(off Beach Road)

For all maintenance including blocked drains and all new homes & industrial properties

021 132 3223

info@abseiltreecare.co.nz

Phone

or 03 544 1212

PLUMBER

03 544 1820

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Heatpump Servicing

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BARKBLOWER

• 60m plus of flexible hose, so spreading bark mulch, sawdust, compost, soil anywhere is not a problem

A Automotive

CAR SERVICING AUTOMOTIVE - Mechanical Repairs/Parts - Vehicle Servicing - Warrant Of Fitness - Courtesy Vehicles - Cars, Light Commercials,

ARBORIST/TREES

Honest Reliable Master Master Septic Tank Cleaning Honest Reliable Plumbers and Gasfitters Plumbers and Gasfitters Liquid Waste Removal Since 1915 Comercial / Domestic Since 1915

Small Small • Leaking taps & pipes Jobs • KitchensJobs & Drain Cleaning & Welcome bathrooms Welcome Unblocking • Solar Simon 027 212 8688 John 0212 450 550 • Drainage Kevin Harris Kevin Harris CCTV Camera Inspection

Email hotwash@xtra.co.nz

Ph: 543 8090 42 Factory Rd Brightwater Ph: 543 8090

Bridal Formal Childrens Alterations - zips, hems, mending

Liz McLean

Phone orders welcome

544 7285 544 0203 No job too small

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WEDNESDAY 16 January 2013 27

Trades & Services

BRAKE & CLUTCH

AGRICULTURAL

24HR Call Out

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BRANDS - SERVICE - FINANCE

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544 1660

Parts and Service for ALL makes and ALL models

PH: 544 5723

MAIN ROAD APPLEBY

10% OVFANF CED

Specialising in

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Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning

Stephen Oliver proprietor

Phone now on

545 1053 ELECTRICIAN

RENOVATING? BUILDING? Talk to us for all your electrical requirements for your new or existing home

Ph 544 2105 76 Oxford St, Richmond email: anne@nzec.co.nz

MECHANIC

Your one-stop shop for

-WOF - engine tuning - brakes & clutches - wheel alignment all other mechanical services eed! guarantte ce gua ndllyy service rie iend ffr

Kerry & Sharlene Friend 7 Gladstone Road Richmond (behind Mobil) Phone 03. 544 2266

TILE LAYING

Tile Layer • • • • •

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Ph: 027 875 3590 A/H: 03 522 4032

Email: tasmantiles@hotmail.com

A/H: 027 285 7421

COMPOST

CLEANING

Quick Drying All Year Round All General Cleaning Professional Service

REPAIRS BRAKE & CLUTCH SPECIALISTS

COMPUTING

Your one stop DCR garden shop Computing New & X-Lease Sales > Greenery Disposal > Organically Produced Compost > Blue Shale > Feature Rocks > Enviromentally Friendly Blue Gum Sleepers

Computer Setup & Data Transfer Data & Camera Card File Retrieval Computer Tune-Ups Virus & Spyware Removal Email, Internet, Broadband & Wireless setup

Richmond Brake & Clutch 13 McGlashen Ave, Richmond LOCALLY OWNED

CONSULTANTS

Has ACC denied your surgery or entitlements?

03 538 0314 0800 752 422

david@rjconsulting.co.nz www.rjconsulting.co.nz

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FINANCE

18 Cargill Place, Richmond Ph 544 8857 Open 7 Days

FINANCIAL SERVICES

Ph 021-132 8832 info@dcr.kiwi.nz

FLOOR SANDING

GARDENING

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0800 808 142

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PAINTER

QUENTIN EARLE

Adam Brumwell

Painter Decorator

Qualified Tradesman

26 Years Experience

“I’ll turn up on time”

Painting - Exterior/Interior - Airless Spraying - Waterblasting - New & Old Work - Fully Qualified Tradesman - Obligation Free Quote

Locally owned and operated

027 232 1550 AH/Fax: 544 3177

quentinearle@xtra.co.nz

Lawn Mowing & Edges All trimming Full garden tidy-ups Experienced, honest & reliable

Call Adam

027 671 8417 or 544 9415

Maurice 0274 455 141 or Dave 0274 296 669 A/H 544 5986 eliteflooringservices@xtra.co.nz

027 293 5280

PANEL BEATER

PEST CONTROL

Ph: Kevin Wells or 541 0496

SERVICES

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

90 VANGUARD ST NELSON PH: 548 3954 027 548 3954

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Pest Control

Spiders, Ants, Flies, Fleas, Rodents etc

T QUALIFIED TECHNICIANS T GUARANTEED RESULTS T SAFE PRODUCTS

Ph: 544 4872

Locally Owned & Operated

TRAINING

WINDOW CLEANING

HARRIS TRAINING SERVICES LTD Shane Harris

Work Place First Aid Courses

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Registered FITEC & GROWSAFE Trainer & Assessor Accredited EPA [former ERMA] Test Certifier

Give your staff the skills to make a safer, more productive workplace. For course dates see www.harristraining.co.nz

Ph: 544 4062

Mob: 0274 574 775 Email: info@harristraining.co.nz

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Window Cleaning Phone

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Advert 28 WEDNESDAY 16 January 2013

House of Travel Richmond is ready to go for 2013 you do it now it will already be on the calendar when the first frost hits!! Coming soon there is the next round of great UK/Europe specials. These are due out early February so please call in now and let us know your plans so we can grab the cheap seats as soon as they are released. Remember that your holidays are the most precious days of the year, let the experienced and professional team at House of Travel Richmond help you make them into experiences you will never forget.

We have great deals, new airlines and new faces The USA and Hawaii have never been cheaper or easier to get to with Hawaiian airlines now flying direct into Auckland. Enjoy accessing the mainland USA without going via San Francisco or LA and then you can stop off for a beach break on the way home to relax after all the shopping and visiting Disneyland. You’ll need to book early to get the best deals on your winter Pacific Island holiday, especially Rarotonga. I know that winter seems so far away in this heat but if From left:

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New Faces

Carmel joined us last October as an experienced travel consultant. She is a local Nelsonian who has been travelling the world for many years. She has been to an impressive 71 countries... She finds it impossible to narrow down her favourite place as every where she has been has offered something different, from the wildlife and beauty of Africa to the culture and markets of Asia. “One of my latest trips was to the beautiful Alaska, an absolutely stunning destination with some amazing scenery and wildlife. Watching bears fishing for salmon and being surrounded by 15 humpback whales listening to them breathe are two of my favourite memories”Carmel specialises in Pacific Island weddings so if your dream is to be married on a beautiful beach with a frangipani bouquet then please talk to her about the options.She’d love to pass on her knowledge and experiences to make your great holiday an even better one.

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739

7 nights & flights from

SUNSHINE cOAST Grand palais, Alexandra Headland HHHH

HOLIDAYS ON SALE

Ibis Styles Kingsgate HHH

625

7 nights & flights

MELbOURNE 2 nights & flights from

per person share twin from Auckland

999

5 nights & flights from

per person share twin from Auckland

INClUDES: 2 FREE nights & tropical breakfast daily

per person share twin from Auckland

plUS: Upgrade to a 1 bedroom apartment for $60pp or a 1 bedroom ocean view apartment for $230pp

per person share twin from Auckland direct to Sunshine Coast

from per person share quad from Auckland to Brisbane (based on 2 adults and 2 kids 2-11 yrs) BONUS: Includes 3 FREE nights

RAROTONgA

545

plUS: Upgrade to a 4-star for $45pp

vANUATU

Edgewater Resort & Spa HHH

NIUE

Mangoes Resort HHH

4 nights & flights from

per person share twin from Auckland

Matavai Resort HHHH 7 nights & flights from

$ 899

bALI

per person share twin from Auckland

plUS: 3 extra nights for an additional $199pp & receive a $100 food & beverage credit per bungalow

Dewi Sri HHH

$ 899

BONUS: A choice of 2 tours per person

Best Western plus pavilions HHH

1475

4 nights & flights

7 nights, flights & rental car

HHHHH

4 nights, flights & transfers

699

729

829

HOT0701_NYS_NZH

1935

1099

FROm AUCklAND, pER pERSON ShARE TwIN FROm

INClUDES: Guaranteed early check-in & breakfast daily

7 nights & flights from

ANAHEIM

per person share twin from Auckland

TONgA

5 nights, flights & breakfast

535

SAMOA

HHH

5 nights, flights & breakfast

675

NORfOLk ISLAND

855

5 nights, flights & transfers from

7 nights & flights

fIjI - DENARAU ISLAND

SAN fRANcIScO

949

1925

$ 1899

HAwAI‘I per person share twin from Auckland

Seaside Hotel Waikiki HH 4 nights & flights from

$ 1375

2 nights & flights

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CONDITIONS: Valid for new bookings only from 07 Jan 13 until 18 Jan 13 or until sold out • Ticket taxes and surcharges are included in the advertised prices and are valid as at 12 Dec 12. They are based on the most direct routing with no stopovers, but may vary depending on routing, carrier, subsequent tax & surcharge increases and exchange rates • The Prepaid Passenger Service Fee is included in the package price • A Niue departure fee of $34 per person is additional & payable direct at the local airport • Full payment is required within 3 days of reservation being made and no later than 5 pm 18 Jan 13 • Travel dates vary by destination. Blackout dates and seasonal surcharges may apply • All packages are based on economy class flying Air New Zealand from Auckland. Australia, Hawai’i, South Pacific (except Vanuatu) and Bali packages are based on flying Seat + Bag. Seat + Bag fare includes in-flight entertainment tea, coffee & water, 1 carry-on bag (up to 7 kg) and 1 checked in bag (up to 23kg) – should this not be available on your chosen date we will supply the next best option. Vanuatu package is based on The Works. Australia airfares are based on NZ & NZ7000 series flights. NZ7000 series flights are operated by Virgin Australia and do not include in-flight entertainment • South Pacific, Hawai’i and Bali: For travel from all other Air New Zealand domestic airports add $160 per adult. North America: For travel from all other Air New Zealand domestic airports add $100 per adult. Travel from all other Air New Zealand domestic airports is via Auckland in both directions. Connections requiring an overnight stay in Auckland to connect with airline schedules will be at passenger’s own expense • Advertised packages are per person share twin or per person share quad and include accommodation as specified • Bali: Pricing based on 8 nights accommodation to allow for early check in • Flight and routing restrictions apply • Min/max stays apply • Packages are based on consecutive night stays at specified hotels • Prices are per person in NZ dollars based on payment by cash or cheque • Airfares are non-refundable, non-transferable and name changes are not permitted • Flights and accommodation are limited and subject to availability at time of booking • Amendment and cancellation fees apply.