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Nelson helps out with earthquake recovery Simon Bloomberg Fire crews, an urban search and rescue squad, St John Ambulance staff and police from Nelson and Tasman are busy helping with a massive recovery operation after the 7.5 magnitude earthquake hit Marlborough and North Canterbury early on Monday morning.

The Nelson Fire Service and St John Ambulance were the first to head to Blenheim, leaving soon

after the earthquake devastated the small towns of Kaikoura, Seddon, Ward and Hanmer Springs shortly after midnight. They were followed by the Nelson Tasman Civil Defence Emergency Management Group’s specialist rescue team, the New Zealand Response Team 2 (RT2), which left later on Monday morning and 10 police officers from Nelson.

The RT2 team of 10 volunteers, lead by Ian Watts, specialises in

urban search and rescue and has been deployed in the Awatere Valley. Ian says they are based in Seddon and are “tasked with checking on every property” in the expansive valley south of Blenheim.

“We responded from Nelson to Marlborough EOC (Emergency Operations Centre) and got a briefing and deployed out to the comms truck at the school in Seddon. So far we’ve just seen mi-

nor damage to the properties we have called on but I understand as you travel toward Ward it’s a lot worse.

“But we are still feeling some big aftershocks over here. The ground is still moving but our crew is pretty good.”

The RT2 team consists of Ian, Jason Everett, Paul Howell, Stefan Lerbs, Jenny Craddock, Jim Perry, Bryn Stephenson, Graeme Seymour, Jason Monopoli and

Julian Malcolm.

The Nelson Fire Service’s Tasman-Marlborough assistant area commander Des Irving had an early start on Monday, flying by helicopter from Wellington to the Civil Defence Emergency Operating Centre in Blenheim.

“I was on the 18th floor on the James Cook Hotel when the earthquake hit so it was pretty

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Gala raises money for obstacle course Jessie Johnston Wakefield School students have big plans for the money raised from Saturday’s Twilight Gala.

While the school community doesn’t yet know how much money the gala raised, they are sure about one thing, the money they do make will be spent on a new obstacle course. “This is something that the children have been pestering me about for about a year and a half, to the point where they’ve been sending me designs that they’ve made and special projects they’ve done on the kinds of obstacles they want,” principal Peter Verstappen says. Although the weather on Saturday impacted the outcome of the gala, Peter says people within our own community came and had “a really good day.”

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“We are working in conjunction with the Civil Defence Emergency Operating Centre and our role is to respond to any earthquake incidences.

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Opinion: Nelson will be tested As the devastation of Monday morning’s earthquake is revealed, two things has become clear for Nelson: we were lucky, very lucky; and our region just got a whole lot busier.

If the images shot from helicopters and beamed around national media on Monday are anything to go by, State Highway 1 near Kaikoura is stuffed.

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The first effects are already being felt. Mark Rawson, chief executive of the Nelson Regional Development Agency, says the Nelson i-Site is experiencing extra activity from visitors who have “obviously had their road travel plans disrupted”.

He says pre-bookings before the quake were on track to be the best tourist season the region’s ever had.

The loss of a route down the east coast of the South Island will amplify that as tourists who would have missed us by heading to Christchurch via Kaikoura will be forced to head over the Whangamoas, or through the Wairau Valley to St Arnaud.

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Quake researchers size up our parks Simon Bloomberg If you see someone hitting the ground with a sledgehammer in the parks and reserves around Nelson and Tasman this summer, don't be alarmed.

That's because they will be part of a research programme aimed at collecting data that could ultimately help model and understand earthquake hazards in the region. The study is being conducted by Rebecca McMahon, who is a geotechnical engineer with MWH engineering consultancy, and starts this week.

Rebecca is completing a Masters of Engineering and as part of her thesis she is collecting information that will help develop models showing how different soils respond to earthquake shaking.

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Rebecca McMahon and James Tyson testing ground structure in Washbourn Gardens last Wednesday as part of an earthquake study. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. because there's plenty of room for data can be used to assess how porting the research by providing the testing and there's no prob- the subsoil will respond to earth- access to the parks and reserves lem with access." quake shaking. This data will be for testing. She will be assisted by Rebecca says the study has a very useful for modelling earthquake three university engineering and real application because the re- shaking in Nelson and Tasman." geology students, James Tyson, sults could be used in seismic en- Rebecca says similar studies have Joe Barratt and Markus Gellings. gineering to design more quake either been completed or are The study is also aligned with the resilient buildings. It is part of underway in other parts of New Nelson-Tasman Civil Defence research being supported and Zealand. The aim is to gather in- Emergency Management group led by QuakeCoRE, which is a formation from all the main cen- and a number of engineering national network of leading New tres to create a national model for consultancies which could poZealand earthquake resilience re- further earthquake research and tentially find the results useful. searchers. emergency-response planning.

Rebecca hopes to complete the "After processing the information Rebecca says the Nelson city and research project by the end of collected on site, the recorded Tasman district councils are sup- next year.

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Nelson man Mykele Johansen who filmed power lines clashing on his smart phone shortly after Monday’s earthquake. Photo: Brittany Spencer.

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Andrew Board An incredible video posted to social media in the hours after Monday morning’s “severe” earthquake showed power lines at Tahunanui clashing, causing massive sparks and noises – but the man who took the footage initially thought it was just fireworks.

Mykele Johansen was driving a truck for Bidvest on the night shift when he saw the sparking. At first he thought it was two people playing with fireworks. As he got closer he was shocked to see power lines banging together, causing huge sparks.

“To be honest, I didn’t know there had been an earthquake because I was in the truck and it’s a bit rocky anyway. I thought it just must have been a power outage.”

Network Tasman’s network manager Murray Hendrickson says he’s never seen anything like it in 30 years in the industry. “That footage was really interesting actually, it was the first time I’ve seen that. It’s quite rare.”

He says Network Tasman had “lots” of circuit breakers trip due to the line clashes.

“In my entire time here we haven’t really had these kind of numbers before. What you saw there was low voltage conductors being swayed around with the earthquake and clashing together. When they clash it caused that big blast.”

He says the low voltage clashes don’t cause power outages but the high-voltage conductors that run above them do.

Murray says while the footage was quite spectacular, it’s also dangerous.

“There is hot aluminium coming down when they do clash, so it’s not a good thing to be around. It’s really unusual and it takes earthquakes like this to create it, so it’s something that you wouldn’t want to linger around.”

He says the incident will make them “go away and think” about how they can mitigate it.

Mykele says that although he wasn’t too sure what caused the clashes, he knew it wasn’t a safe place to be.

“That’s why the video is only 15 seconds because I just quickly got some and then I got out of there.”

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New name, new venue for festival Kate Russell Its name may have changed, but the region’s best loved wine and food festival is still promising to deliver the same great experience it has for the last 14 years.

The Brightwater Wine and Food Festival is An aerial photo of last year's Brightwater Wine and Food Festival. changing its name to the Nelson Wine and Food Festival, and the February 2017 event will be the final year it will be held at Middle Earth Winery before it moves to the A&P Richmond get sorted for a Showgrounds in 2018.

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Workmates chip in for donation Andrew Board A group of workmates at Aimex Group in Port Nelson have reached into their own pockets to buy eight televisions for the children’s ward at Nelson Hospital.

The idea came up at a daily staff meeting after engineering services manager Ross Harvey heard that the ward was short a few TVs for sick children in the ward. The staff unanimously agreed to help and apprentices, admin staff and management all pulled money from their own pockets for the cause.

Charge nurse manager of the paediatric ward at the hospital, Sue Smart, says she was delighted with the donation. “When kids are in hospital the TVs go pretty much 24/7, so they wear out pretty quickly and don’t function.

So this is excellent, really. Overwhelming.”

Sue says the televisions will go into six of the eight single rooms, the double-bedded room and the treatment room, where children “can watch DVDs while they’re having nasty stuff put in them”.

Ross says the employees of Aimex were all enthusiastic about the idea.

“They all voted to do it and everyone’s pockets were shared equally,

Donating televisions on behalf of Amex Group are, rear from left, Anton Roach, Jordan Harvey, Jim Williams and Liam Hutton. Accepting them on behalf of the Children’s Ward of Nelson Hospital are, front, from left, Tracey Keane-Harvey, nurse Debra Dowie and charge nurse Sue Smart. Photo: Andrew Board. doesn’t matter who you are, you paid the same share. We talked about who should represent the employees of Aimex [to hand over the televisions] and they all nominated the young guys because they’re the future moving forward.”

He says there’s a good comraderie

between the staff at Aimex and the donation was designed purely to be by the staff, not about pushing the Aimex brand.

“It was just out of the goodness of the guys’ hearts. We all hope that it puts a smile on the kids’ faces. It’s not particularly a nice time for them when they’re there,

so hopefully it makes their time there a little easier.”

The donation comes a year after Nelson Weekly and Richmond Mall donated $4000 worth of toys to the ward and Sue says while donations are accepted, sometimes they have to say ‘no’.

“It sounds terrible, but money is

always useful because if we have to buy things, like a new lazyboy chair for example, because they have to be hospital grade standard, we can’t take them from normal store,” she says.

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Fuzion excel at world champs Jessie Johnston Fuzion dance crew from Mad Beat came home from the Hip Hop Unite World Championships extremely proud of their efforts and result.

The crew of mainly Richmond dancers qualified for the event at the national championships in early July, although their place at the international event wasn’t automatic.

The top three teams in each division were eligible to go to the world champs but it was the judge’s discretion on who they thought could meet the international standards.

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“It was a privilege to get to perform at the finals and it felt like we’d achieved what we’d gone there to achieve and to move up to ninth was awesome as well,” says coach and manager, Gemma Laing. “It’s not that often you get chosen to represent your country and you don’t know if you’re going to get that opportunity again, so we were there for the experience but we did have a goal to try and make the finals which is the top 10.”

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Vintage car rally in the rain Jessie Johnston

Despite the rain, the Nelson Vintage Car Club soldiered on with their veteran, motorcycle and commercial rally on Saturday morning.

Around 35 vehicles were registered for the rally, veteran cars needing to be prior 1919, while the motorbikes and commercials had to be club eligible, meaning anything older than 30 years.

“We have the event because these vehicles don’t have a little rally of their Nelson Vintage Car Club member Trevor Carston with his 1912 Rover at the veteran, own,” says Nelson Vintage Car Club’s motorcycle and commercial rally on Saturday. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

Jim Wareing. “They tend to get lumped

in with the others which are a lot quicker and there’s only a few veteran cars, motorcycles and commercial vehicles in the Nelson branch.”

The rally took two routes, one long, and one short to cater for the more fragile of the veteran vehicles, which saw participants make their way to Lower Moutere for lunch. On Saturday evening the club gathered at Club Waimea for a dinner before returning there for breakfast on Sunday morning, after which they went on another run to Motueka to support the New Zealand Street Rod Nationals.

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Assistance dog to help boy, Wednesday, September 14: Thanks to the generosity of those in the community, the Costello family have been able to raise enough for an assistance dog for Blake, 4, who is autistic. Blake’s severe form of autism means he is both nonverbal and has no sense of danger. In a trial with an assistance dog earlier in the year, Blake’s parents Shon and Anna saw a significant difference in his behaviour. While the dog costs $48,000 to breed, raise and train, Anna and Shon had to contribute $20,000. They now hope to get their new assistance dog before Christmas.

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Garry Nevin.

The house has not moved like that in the 30 years we have had it. Kay Ebinezar.

Hell, what a shake, biggest for me ever here in Nelson.

Felicity Thomson.

I can still feel them! I get a bit of a warning cuz my wardrobe doors start knocking together.. I think I've felt four since that big one.

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That was horrible, time 2 sort a survival kit I think.

Karina Tasker.

Well, so much for being excited about the big moon!!! That was ghastly!! We went outside to the back lawn. Heard fire crackers going off then realised it was the power transformer burning out on Tahunanui. Power back on now, thanks to awesome effort by someone. Eleanor Gorrie.

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Hope all ok. Kala Marie.

Held on in the doorway and rode it out. Heard a big bang.

Power off in parts of Wanganui. Heaps of aftershocks. Very unnerving.

Adrienne Davies.

High-end apartments for Haven Rd: And can someone explain to me how this is SHA for low income people? Bloody joke!

Gina Young.

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Andrea Grocott.

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Matthew Calder.

It looks like the architect has designed it in the dark with his eyes shut. Really quite ugly. Nelson deserves better. Pauline Hann.

Oh great ...just what Nelson needs! More upper-class housing for toffs! Alan Pritchard.

So it can sit empty with the rest of 'em? Sad we have so many homeless in Nelson but they keep only creating roofs for the pretentious.

Shame on humans. Ash Loren.

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Richmond’s Joyce is a champion iron woman In 1991, Betty Glover asked her friend Joyce Gallagher if she would lend a hand ironing second-hand clothes at the St Vincent de Paul shop in Richmond.

Joyce agreed, saying she would just help out “until they found someone to take my place.” Twenty five years later Betty has retired but Joyce, at 93, is showing no signs of slowing down, ironing a mountain of clothes at the shop every Tuesday.

“I agreed to help out because it’s a good cause and I has just lost my husband (Jim) and I wanted some company,” Joyce says. “I’m still here 25 years later and every time I see Betty now I say ‘when are you getting that replacement.”

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And that expert tuition still shows in Joyce’s ironing today with St Vincent de Paul’s Richmond shop manager Margaret Pattison and volunteer Sharon Booth both saying “Joyce is our best ironing lady by far.”

Margaret also says Joyce has an incredibly amount of energy and they often have to tell her not to work so hard.

“She always gets in here early and sweeps the floor and tidies the place up before she starts ironing. She doesn’t stop and sit down for morning tea like the rest of us either - she gets her cup of tea and brings it out to her ironing board and keeps

ironing.”

Joyce is also still active at home, mowing her own lawns and maintaining her garden and, of course, doing her own ironing.

“I iron just about everything. I iron all the clothes and hankies and towels but I don’t do socks.”

Joyce says she has no plans to retire and will keep ironing because she likes to be busy and loves the company. She also says volunteering for St Vincent de Paul gives her an opportunity to “help somebody that needs help.”

Joyce is one of 40 volunteers helping out at St Vincent de Paul’s Richmond shop which raises funds to be distributed to the community. St Vincent de Paul provides food, clothing and shelter to people in need as well as offering advocacy, budgeting and transport services.

Joyce Gallagher hard at work with her iron at St Vincent de Paul’s shop in Richmond last week. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

Things Nelson MP Nick Smith has helped make happen in 2016 Government Grant for Awaroa Beach

Nick helped secure a $350,000 Government grant in February to support the “Give a Little” online crowd funding campaign that raised $2m to purchase the Awaroa beach from 40,000 kiwi donors, including his family. The iconic beach was added to the Abel Tasman National Park in July.

School of Music Funding

The School of Music is the third iconic Nelson arts facility that Nick has helped redevelop, following on from the Theatre Royal and Suter Art Gallery. Nick advocated for change to the Regional Culture and Heritage Fund criteria to enable the School of Music to be supported and subsequently helped secure a $1.5m grant.

Kiwisaver Home Grants

Nick established the Homestart scheme last year to help first home buyers with a Government grant of up to $20,000 for the deposit on a home. Nationwide 18,000 families have been helped with grants of over $80 million including 391 in the Nelson region.

Supporting Nelson Airport Upgrade

A key priority for Nick is ensuring our region has the transport, communications and water infrastructure to support the growth in population, exports and tourism. Important projects include the upgrade of our airport terminal and port infrastructure. He is also advocating for Government funding support for the Southern Link and Waimea Community Dam.

Safer, Healthier Buildings

As Building and Housing Minister Nick has put through three major pieces of legislation for safer healthier homes. The law now requires earthquake prone buildings to be upgraded, the installation of smoke alarms and insulation in rental properties and swimming pool fencing requirements have been made more practical and safer.

Cleaning up The Haven

As Environment Minister, Nick announced a $4.2m Government grant for the clean-up of Nelson Haven. The grant is a massive saving for ratepayers while ensuring the contamination issues from boat building are addressed and supporting investment in Nelson’s port facilities.

2016 SURVEY Help Nick represent your views in Parliament by answering the following questions. If more than one person would like to respond, please use a different coloured pen or contact the electorate office for more survey forms.

Q.1 CRIMINAL AGE OF RESPONSIBILITY The government is considering increasing the jurisdiction of the Youth Court to include 17 year olds except for serious violent offending as recommended by the Expert Advisory Group on children and the Children’s Commissioner.

Do you support the Youth Court including 17 year olds? 

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Q.2 IMMIGRATION POLICY Nett migration has increased dramatically in the last two years as the flow of 30,000 New Zealanders per year leaving has reversed.

The number of people granted permanent residence has remained at about 50,000 per year. A balance is needed between allowing skilled migrants and managing the population growth pressures.

Which of the following statements best describes your view of NZ immigration policy? (Choose one)     

NZ allowing far too many migrants.

NZ should tighten policy a little.

Policy is about right.

NZ should loosen policy a little.

NZ should allow a lot more migrants.

Q.3 BUDGET PRIORITIES New Zealand is one of the few developed countries where the Government is now in surplus. Huge deficits were caused by overspending last decade, the global financial crisis and the Christchurch Earthquakes. Through careful financial management, we now have choices about future priorities.

What do you think should be the priority for Government in Budget 2017? (You can tick more than one box)  Welfare  Education  Health  Superfund  Police  Environment  Housing Support  Debt Reduction Any comment on issues (above or other)?_______________________________ ___________________________________________________________________

Expanding Kahurangi National Park Five new pristine areas of forest and coastline totalling 897 hectares have been added to the Kahurangi National Park. This was unfinished business from when Nick advocated for the park’s creation in the 1990s. The park is New Zealand’s second largest and is renowned for its diversity.

Investing in Children

This year the Government increased the base benefits above inflation for the first time in 42 years as well as increasing Working for Families payments by $20 per week for lower income families. Increased investment is enabling free doctor’s visits for children, extended paid parental leave and more class space for schools.

This is a summary of our annual newsletter to households. If you missed a copy please call our office on 547 2314. If you have ideas you want to discuss with Nick you can also get an appointment to see him at the Nelson Market every Saturday or the Nelson A&P Show on the weekend of 19 and 20 November.

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Wayne Williams What a fantastic day we had with plenty of people coming along to Club Waimea to enjoy the joyous surroundings, nibbles, champagne and of course, the race.

This was all followed by some great entertainment from All Soundz and some of our own sections including Sun City Rockers and Men in Accord.

We want to thank all those involved in these performances as it was awesome to have

so much participation from our members, something that I personally enjoy and want to see gain momentum.

Colours of the Rainbow – this was the theme and I was pleased to see so many people take up the challenge.

I thank the staff for their huge effort in the organisation of Club Waimea’s Melbourne Cup celebrations and for being part of the dress challenge, look out next time. And there were prizes galore.

Hello Tipsters. Well the tipping is over for another year and what a year it was. First up was the Super 18 in which we had a record 45 registered members. It was a great competition as I injected the All Blacks/Irish tour, plus local Rugby and other sports.

The 2016 Super18 champ was Lewis Della Bosca, Jenny Heywood won the Highest Woman’s Score Trophy and the Brownies Maximum Points Trophy went to John Mackle. The Biggest Stirrers Trophy went to Wayne McLaughlin (well-deserved too) and The Pink Wooden Spoon (bottom of the ladder) went to the Homes boys. This was one of the best competitions we have had, thanks to all the competitors, Club Waimea and Lion Breweries.

After the Super 18 we moved straight into the Mitre10 Cup, the Heartland Cup Series

and the Investec Rugby Cup all together and just to make it very interesting on week 11, put the English Premier Rugby games in. This competition was contested very hard as the leader Bill McCallum held the Top of the Leaders Board for 10 out of the 11 weeks that was a great achievement by McCallum but just couldn’t hang on to that last week. Third place was Bill McCallum, second place was Kelvin Trower and the 2016 Mitre10 Cup Champ went to Wayne Trower.

Overall it was a great year with plenty of fun, laughter and bantering going on with each other’s picks, so if you feel you would like to be involved in Club Waimea’s rugby tipping competition in 2017, please feel free to call Gary Brown on 544 4681 or just email and he will answer any enquiries.

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Outdoor Bowling Club The Richmond Bowling Club, situated at the rear of and between the main Club Waimea building and the squash complex, is one of the few bowling clubs where the annual subscription means annual.

You will be entitled to play bowls for the whole 12 months, summer and winter.

The eight rink complex comprises of an artificial surface of Green Weave, making for consistent bowling under all conditions.

The bowling club is in full swing and many of our championship events are under way. Our Thursday events are proving extremely popular and usually the field is full at the completion of the current event. We are fully involved in all the Nelson Bowls Inc events and the club is acquitting itself handsomely.

Would you like to give bowling a go? Come to the complex any Monday, Wednesday or Friday at 12.45pm when our casual roll-up takes place, you don’t even have to have bowls as the club can supply these. Just wear flat soled shoes and we will do the rest. For further information ring Jean McKenzie on 544 8060, or Martin Thompson on 544 5098.

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Huge Buffet Lunch 4 Courses with Tea and Coffee $65 per person Children’s prices available Pre-drinks available from 11am Meal from 12 noon 3 Christmas Hampers to be given away on the day Club Waimea manager, Wayne Williams, presents member Paula Carter with $500 after she won the October 27, members draw.

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The band KICK will perform at Club Waimea in December.

KICK comes to Club Waimea on Friday, December 16, 2016.

Don’t miss what is going to be a great night. Bring a group, introduce some new members, rewards could be forthcoming. See you all here.

‘KICK’ is a three piece band with a full on professional sound, comprising experi-

With member approval, we have shifted the weekly membership draw for next week to Saturday night, due to unforeseen circumstances. With meals available from Phil’s Place and the band of the night, All Soundz entertaining, as well as the membership draw of $750 up for grabs, it’s sure to be a fun filled night. See you and your friends there.

enced musicians from Auckland and Christchurch. The band specialises in 80s music and also performs songs from the 50s right through to the present day.

With KICK on the Club Waimea stage, you’re guaranteed to dance the night away to fantastic tunes from today and yester-year.

Job Vacancy Club Waimea is seeking to employ a motivated bar person into our team. This person would need to hold a General Managers Certificate as pursuant to the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012, be conversant with the use of POS systems and be familiar with all bar procedures. The position involves a rotating seven day roster, with average weekly hours in the 32-36 hours per week range.

Interested parties should contact Club Waimea, email manager@clubwaimea.co.nz, accompanied by a CV.

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News Artist Jeffrey Moffitt with the garden art he entered into Eyebright’s Garden Art Expo. Run over both Saturday and Sunday, the Garden Art Expo was started last year by Eyebright owner, Peter Owen. “It seemed like a great idea and we’ve been blown away this year by the creativity,” says Peter. Around 53 pieces were entered in the expo which were then put on display in the Eyebright garden for the public to come and view. First place went to Nigel Phillips for his piece called Horny Bull, second place went to John Hegglun for Decimation of a Species and third place was awarded to Kahu Squire for her artwork entitled Don’t Drop 1080 on Us. People’s Choice was awarded to two artists, Jeffrey Moffitt for his piece called Iron Roses and Katie Mills with Mystical Garden. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

Mall Chat • Next time you’re in the Richmond Mall, make sure you have a look at our new Christmas decorations. It sure looks like Christmas now!

• We will have three Santa’s helpers on Sunday, November 27, at the Richmond Santa parade. Make sure you get your Santa letter and reindeer antlers from them. Remember to post your Santa letter in the big red letterbox located in the Food Court. To ensure you get a reply letter from Santa with a gift, all letters must be posted

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• Santa will be arriving in the Richmond Mall on December 8, and you can find him near Farmers. Get your photo with Santa for just $5 or take a selfie for free.

• In the week leading up to Christmas all stores will be open until 8pm. Bring the family for a quick meal and some hasslefree Christmas shopping.

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I’m not going to lie, despite growing up on Mexican food I was pretty nervous about this challenge.

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The Nelson A&P Show is always a much-anticipated weekend on the community events calendar, showcasing the region’s agricultural and pastoral activities, as well as a range of local organisations and businesses.

The 2016 show will be no different, continuing the tradition of offering a full on, fun family day out with a huge amount of entertainment and attractions to keep everyone busy.

One and two day tickets to this weekend’s show are available at early bird prices until 5pm Friday from Richmond Mall, More FM, Bowater Toyota Nelson and Motueka and Haven Mazda.

Gate sales will also be available on both Saturday and Sunday with one day entry for adults costing $15, children $5 and family’s $25.

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There will be a huge range of food sites to choose from, as well as the option to bring your own picnic which you can enjoy as you watch the wood chopping, the dog trials, Saturday’s shearing competition or the duck herding display.

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Milan Mahony and best friend Milan Walker, show off their beautifully painted faces at last year's A&P Show. a little canine friend, enter them into the terrier races at 2pm.

The show will also feature the popular WW1 and WW2 display, along with an exhibition of vintage machinery.

The Salvation Army will be present with their brass band as well as a stall, there will be a chance to get creative with the Craft Potters, step back in time with the team from the Nelson Museum

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Students from Wakefield School had a great time exploring the Abel Tasman during their camp.

Wakefield School visits the Abel Tasman Conrad McKenna, Karearea 9 Wakefield School students had a great camp in the Abel Tasman National Park recently, taking part in a number of activities, including a water taxi trip to the start off their tramp.

“When we got there, we got ready and set off. It was tiring since I’m not really into walking, but somehow I managed.

As the rest of the class overtook me and my friends, we kept walking and we finally got to a point where we found them sitting down eating and handing

out lollies to people.

We had lunch and then carried on, at that moment I was exhausted and lost all but one of my friends. We talked and soon enough we found a pool called, ‘Halfway Pool.’ We got really excited and we waited there for some of the others that we overtook somehow.

Finally, we arrived at the beach and hung out around the salty water. We saw a water taxi and thought it was our one but moments later we realised it wasn’t. After the long wait at the beach the water taxi finally arrived and it was

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On the ride back, we asked if we could do donuts, but the boat drivers only said ‘maybe’. Since we were sitting in the front I overheard the driver saying “should we do donuts?” Then I heard the other one saying “Yeah,” so we ended up doing donuts on the way back. you se? e r We arrived A hou g n at camp and i mov were all glad to be back.

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The summer season in now well underway with social bowls on Monday and Fridays from 1:30pm. Tournaments, club championships and interclub are all now in full swing.

Wakefield Bowling Club won the Nelson Centre Women’s Interclub Sevens Division 2 at the weekend, playing against Stoke, Richmond and United Bowling Club teams. Singles - Margaret Eames, pairs - Linda Sisterson and Di Holland, fours - Julie Hall, Chris Longman, Chris Evans and Carolyn Mason.

These results qualify them to play in the National Interclub Sevens in Auckland in March next year.

Community bowls commenced on Thursday evenings from November 10, 6pm to 8pm.

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Health and Reminder for emergency kits wellness expo comes to Nelson Kate Russell

Although Nelson came through relatively unscathed after Monday morning’s earthquake, it is a timely reminder for residents to have their emergency survival kits ready to go, and to have a plan in place.

Nelson Tasman Emergency Management says households and workplaces should be prepared with an emergency kit that includes: a torch and radio with spare batteries, wind and waterproof clothing, face and dust masks, a first aid kit, blankets or sleeping bags, pet supplies, toilet paper and a large rubbish bag.

You should also include enough food and water for at least three days, including non-perishable foods, plenty of bottled water, a can opener and a primus or gas barbeque.

Those with babies or young children should also make sure they have formula, food and drink, nappies, wipes and spare clothing.

If you need to evacuate, it is also a good idea to have a ‘getaway kit’ for everyone in the house.

This should include emergency drinking water and food, a first aid kit and essential medicines, baby items, toiletries, pet supplies, blankets and extra clothing.

Important documents, such as identification, financial documents and precious photos should also be packed,

Jessie Johnston The Nelson Health and Wellness Expo is on this weekend and will be full of beneficial information and services for your mind, body and spirit.

Lesley Evans has been a clinical hypnotherapist for 13 years, working with people from all walks of life including adults and children suffering illness and post-traumatic stress from the Christchurch earthquakes.

“I’ve seen the need for a place where people can learn and experience different ways of being healthy, so I decided to create the Nelson Health and Wellness Expo which will run four times a year,” says Lesley.

“My vision is to bring about more awareness of what contributes to our general health and wellness.

Stress is a big factor in illness in society now, and to be well and healthy is not the norm anymore.”

The expo will feature around 20 exhibitors from all six areas of health, including emotional, social, physical, mental, environmental and spiritual. People will be able to sample what they have to offer as well as listen to free talks and demonstrations.

The Nelson Health and Wellness Expo will be held at the Trafalgar Hall at 67 Trafalgar St on Sunday, November 20. Starting at 10am, adult’s entry will be $5 while children are free.

An emergency kit assembled by a local family. and it can be a good idea to include some extra cash.

Nelson Tasman Emergency Management also recommend that you place your emergency kits somewhere that is easy to get to and make sure everyone in your house knows where it is kept.

They also recommend that you check all batteries every three months and that battery-powered lighting is the safest and easiest, as candles can tip over in earthquake aftershocks, or in a gust of wind.

Nelson City Council communications manager Paul Shattock says the earthquake shows us that a natural disaster can happen at any time.

“It is really important that you and your family take the time to make a plan, and are prepared when an event occurs,” he says.

“The Nelson region was lucky with this event, and this will act as a reminder, for us all, to have those plans in place.

“Remember – if an earthquake hits, then drop, cover and hold.”

For more advice on how to get prepared, go to: http://nelsontasmancivil defence.co.nz/getting-prepared/.

Copies of the Nelson Tasman Emergency Management Plan are also available from their management office, libraries, council offices and service centres.

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Multiple birth group well supported Parents and their children at the Richmond Multiple Birth Support Group at the Richmond Plunket rooms on Oxford St last week. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

Simon Bloomberg Richmond mum Jodie Lodge didn’t have a honeymoon when she got married and she isn’t expecting one anytime soon.

In fact, since Jodie married Jez just over a year ago life has been so busy they haven’t had time for anything. That’s because their life was turned upside by the arrival of twins William and Elizabeth just four days after their wedding.

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“We didn’t have a honeymoon and now we’ll probably have to wait until the twins move out,” Jodie says. “It’s so busy looking after them - I’m tired all the time.

“The first six months were the worst because you had to do everything for them. Now, I don’t have to spoon feed them and they play together really well so I can have five minutes sitting down and relaxing and just watching them.”

Jodie also gets a nice break when she heads along to the Richmond Multiple Birth Support Group at the Richmond Plunket Rooms every Tuesday.

“When they run around they always go in opposite directions, so it’s nice to come here where’s there’s safe fence all the way around. I’ve also just found a cafe in Stoke that has a fence, so I go there sometimes too.”

Jodie says the Tuesday morning

support group is an opportunity for her to talk to other parents about the challenges of looking after twins and triplets. The group presently has five sets of twins and two sets of triplets aged from 15 months to two and half years, so there’s always something to discuss.

Debbie Harvie from Community Karitane says the meetings are an opportunity for the parents to relax and enjoy a morning tea, of-

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Cider fest a success Jessie Johnston The New Zealand Cider Festival certainly impressed in every way, in spite of the gloomy weather.

Around 19 New Zealand cider companies brought over 80 different cider varieties to Nelson and the public responded, with hundreds braving the rain and heading to Founders Park on Saturday afternoon.

“Considering the day, the turnout is brilliant, I would rate this

as being a hell of a success,” says Rob Marshall of McCashins.

“Given the apple industry and so forth and cider being such an important part of the Nelson, the concept of it is long overdue, we should have had it years ago.”

From the traditional crisp and sweet apple ciders to those slightly more experimental, like the Mussel Inn’s Hot Dogfish, a spicy chilli cider, there was something for everyone’s taste buds and plenty of information about the

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While the number of those who attended the festival hasn’t yet been totalled, organiser Ali Lawley says she estimates Stephanie White, left, Hannah Hutton-Smith, Sam Snaith and Elaine between 1100 and 1200 people Healy at the very first New Zealand Cider Festival, at Founders on Satcame through the gates. urday. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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I’m making a stand – Christmas shall not exist.

Ah, that’s better. But is it? I was reading an editorial in a magazine the other day about the Peace of God. It got me thinking. Peace is not something we often think of when we ‘do’ Christmas nowadays.

What if, under the Christmas tree this year, I could unwrap a present of peace and another one of wholeness, one of joy, one of love, one of hope, one of restoration and one of immense gratitude and thankfulness for God creating me and loving me so much. Not just for me but for everyone.

What a party. It would be an awesome Christmas.

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physical form (like 2000 years ago) to my place for Christmas lunch under the gazebo. He could turn my mediocre wine into the best there is.

We would have great conversation – the sort you never tire of or want to end. I would sit in his company and feel the most amazing tenderness, compassion, love and warmth from him ever experienced – ever.

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Grant for creek clean-up Simon Bloomberg

Trish Todd and her neighbours Cathy Hughson and Victoria Reid can’t wait until a small creek that runs through their properties on Lower Queen St and Lansdowne Rd springs back to life after years of environmental neglect.

Nieman Creek is one of two small, spring-fed creeks which enter the Waimea Estuary either side of the Waimea River, west of Richmond. It used to provide valuable habitat for native fish species, including large populations of galaxids and eels, until becoming degraded by sedimentation and low oxygen and high nitrate levels.

But last Wednesday, Nelson MP and Environment Minister Nick Smith announced a $67,000 Community Environment Fund grant will be used to restore the creek’s water quality. The project will be conducted by the Tasman Environmental Trust along with the Tasman District Council, Department of Conservation and land owners and is expected to start early next year.

Trish, who has lived on the banks of Nieman Creek for 30 years, says she can remember when it was a free-flowing, pristine

Nelson MP Nick Smith, third from left, and Tasman District Council mayor Richard Kempthorne, fifth left, with landowners, Tasman Environmental Trust members and council staff at Neiman Creek last Wednesday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

stream full of native fish and she can’t wait for it to be restored. She says the landowners have already made some progress, fencing off the stream from stock and planting native trees and shrubs along the banks but the $67,000 grant will speed up the restoration project.

“I remember when my nephew and his friends were eeling in the creek and caught a (rare) giant kokopu in the net,” Trish says.

“It’s been a long time coming, and

there have been a lot of promises, so it’s exciting finally seeing the creek cleaned-up.”

Cathy and Victoria are also excited about the project with Cathy saying the first thing she did when she moved onto their property nine years ago was fence off the stream to stock. Cathy has also planted a number of native trees along the banks of the creek.

Council water resources scientist Trevor James says the first step in the clean-up will be to remove

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the aquatic weed infestation and clean out the sediment which smothers the aquatic insects that live in streams. Planting riparian vegetation will ensure the stream is shaded which will lower the temperature and increase the oxygen levels needed to support aquatic ecosystems.

Trevor says they will be using newly developed technology, called a sand wand, to remove the sediment from between the cobbles without disturbing the

streambed. He says the majority of the work will be completed in two to three years but the project will be on-going for about 10 years.

Nick says the project will follow a similar model to the Pearl Creek restoration which involved the land owners, community groups and schools. He says “New Zealand needs to lift its management of freshwater” and start making a difference “river by river, creek by creek”.

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Local duo on Silver Ferns radar Jacob Page Sports Editor

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Motueka’s Shannon Francois has continued her rise in netball by being named in the Silver Ferns squad for 2017. There was also good news for Nelson’s Zoe Walker who has been named as one of four development squad players for the upcoming season.

Shannon, a midcourter, is now considered a regular in the national team, while Zoe has been on the cusp for the past two seasons and has had good form for the Mainland Tactix.

Silver Ferns coach Janine Southby says she is excited by the progress of the squad over the last 12 months.

“We have introduced a number of new players to the Silver Ferns environment over the last 12 months – five players made their Silver Ferns debut in 2016 which is an indication of the depth we are building in all areas of the court,” Southby said.

The Silver Ferns team for the Netball Quad Series in South Africa and England in January/February 2017 will be announced in December.

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The Hanmer Holiday Homes South Island Superstock Series The Tasman Thunder made their completed round two, with Nelfirst appearance of the season in son’s Shane Harwood winning the Christchurch last weekend, win- feature and cutting down the lead ning through to the of Brett Nicholls final of the Maingoing into the final land Stockcar Teams round in Nelson in Championships but February. going down to the Only eight points KB’s Indians in a separate the two closely fought race.

Nelson cars with Tasman had a win Jamie Hamilton against The Eastern 9c holding third.

States Titans, picking It promises to be a up near maximum spectacular finale points, before losing to the series. to the KB Cowboys This week the Nelbut getting enough son Tigers are in points make the final. Tasman Titans captain action against the Keightley Teece Keightley Teece. Pho- Palmerston North picked up hit of the to: Brian Hopping.

Panthers in Supernight while Michael Paynter was stock teams action, on Saturday strong both on attack and defence. night.

Phil Krammer took a huge hit in The Panthers have probably four the first heat, ending his night, of the quickest cars in the country but it was a good hit out against turning up, so it promises to be a the KB teams that they will learn huge meeting at Milestone Homes from heading to the nationals in Top of the South Speedway this Gisborne later in the season.

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Nelson judo on the rise after national honours Jacob Page

These are exciting times for the Nelson Judo Club.

The club, which had just a handful of members three years ago, has rejuvenated itself and now has six national titles and three national bronze medals to show for it.

The club now has more than 70 members, including a strong junior base, which is exciting considering the club is hoping to move to bigger, more modern facilities by Victory Boxing at the end of the year Paul Hammett, in the masters men’s open and Joshua Nahi in the senior men under 100kg, both won gold, while Louise Kelly, senior and junior women’s under 70kg and Raphael Ravenau, in the senior men under 66kg and masters men under-73kg each won two gold medals.

Jesse Wall, Zak Hammett and Aidan Burke all earned bronze medals.

The improvement in green-belt Joshua typified the surge in the club, according to coach and mentor John Maxwell.

“He won the North Island, South Island and National Championships,” John says.

“At the start of the year he was a yellow belt and now he’s beating the best black belts in the

The Nelson Judo club put themselves on the map with six of their players coming home with medals from the national championships in Auckland. The club is hopeful of moving to a bigger, better facility by Victory Boxing by the end of the year. Photo Jacob Page. country convincingly and he can represent New Zealand.

“Louise has been an Oceania champion and if she can avoid injury and social pressures then she is on the fast track to the Commonwealth Games.”

John says the club is “a bit like a family” as they are more forgiving and people “check their egos at the door”.

“They’re here to train hard, not rip each other’s heads off.

“We have phenomenal support with our parents. They don’t do a dump and run and treat us like a babysitting service, many of them stay and get involved and many have taken up judo because of their children or grandchildren.

“We all train to compete, we are

working towards things.”

The club is hopeful of continuing to create judo players who are competing on the international stage.

They are no strangers to producing Commonwealth Games-capable athletes, but it is hoped the new facility would boost the profile and popularity of the sport in Nelson.

The club is keen to invest in its future and the junior numbers was highlighted at the Central Districts Closed Judo Championships at Nelson College Hall on Sunday.

A large number of Nelson juniors competed with distinction at the event which saw a good crowd of family and friends supporting the athletes all day.

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Tasman Utd don’t capitalise in opener Jacob Page James Hoyt provided the lone highlight in a frustrating home debut for Tasman United in a 3-1 defeat to Hawke's Bay United.

It leaves the debuting team with two wins and two draws after four games.

James' strike from distance midway through the first half was another smartly taken goal, but the problem is, despite creating a mountain of goal-scoring chances, Tasman could not add to it.

“I was hoping to get off the mark at home; I saw the space and went for it.

“I usually come in off the left and then bang it with my right foot.

“When I scored the goal I couldn’t hear myself talk,” James says.

The 26-year-old, who was one of the last signings for Tasman, says there is frustration in the changing sheds.

“We are sitting there in the sheds and we feel like the goals are coming.

“We just need a bit of luck and then we’ll be banging in goals.

“We are coming off the field knowing that 3-1 was how it ended but not really how things went.”

Coach Richard Anderson cut a dejected figure post-match and was brutally honest in his assessment.

Tasman United winger James Hoyt scored a nice goal but Tasman's lack of finishing hurt them again in a 3-1 home defeat to Hawke's Bay United at Trafalgar Park on Sunday.

Photo: Jacob Page.

“I don’t think there is ever going to be, in the history of football, especially this premiership, such a one-sided 3-1 defeat.

“The position we find ourselves in is completely unsustainable – we can’t create the amount of chances we have done and refuse to score and not pick up wins.

“We need to be more robust in defence... We need to be more organised quicker, so we are harder to break down.

“We have very talented individuals who play excellent football, but we need to work harder to make sure that when we lose possession we are stronger defensively and

harder to score against.”

Richard praised Hawke’s Bay goal keeper Josh Hill for a number of important saves.

Tasman United goal keeper Coey Turipa left the game in the first half with a shoulder injury and he was in a sling post-match, but the severity of the injury would not be known until later in the week.

Richard says he expected his team's form to improve rapidly and they deserved more reward for their endeavour, which has not happened yet.

One positive for Tasman was the support they received, with 2583 at Trafalgar Park.

Tasman will play Hamilton Wanderers away this Sunday.

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Community Notices Boot Market this Saturday 9-12pm Richmond Church of Christ Free coffee, lots of bargains, goods for recycling or yet to be used Cnr of Darcy & Croucher Streets Cancelled if wet Sites $5 contact ph 544 5415 MeNZSHeD Waimea fundraiser. Everything from machinery, garden tools, NEW kitchen cupboard kitsets and Office furniture.Saturday 26th November at 0830. 382 Lower Queen St. Richmond A&P Showgrounds.

BotaNICaL SoCIetY (native plant group) Field trip Sunday 20 Nov: Kill Devil track Takaka Valley. Meet Church steps at 8am or Lindsay Bridge at 9.15am. Please register with Susan ph. 544 6175 before Friday 18 Nov. BeYoND tHe eDge Refinery ArtSpace Wednesday 9th - Saturday 19th November.

An exhibition of diverse works by NMIT Level 6 Bachelor of Arts students, featuring various works from the past semester. Opening hours 10-5pm weekdays, 11-2pm Saturday. Free entry, all welcome.

FUNDraISINg CoNCert Piano trio from UK Old St John’s Monday 21 Nov. 7.30pm. Proceeds to Save the Children. Tickets available from Trade Aid Hardy St., Theatre Royal, I-Site, Richmond Mall and ticketdirect.

PICkLeBaLL is a fun new game to Nelson. If you’ve played a racquet/bat sport this could be for you. We play on the badminton courts at Richmond Badminton Hall on Thursdays 10am to 12 noon. New members very welcome. For more information call Margaret 547 6541.

MINI Market, oakwooDSVILLage, 357 Lower Queen Street, Friday 18th November, 9.00am-12.00 noon in the Main Centre. A variety of stalls – lots to see and buy. rICHMoND CreatIVe FIBre- meet at Birch Hall, Richmond showgrounds, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursdays of the month at 9.30am for Spinning,knitting, Felting &weaving. Contact Dianne 5449982. garage SaLe Extravaganza“The Blue

Heron Lounge”“The Drive ,WaimeaVillage .”Off Gladstone Road. Saturday 26 Nov 10 a.m-2pm.

Indoor & Outdoor household Items. Clothing, Tools, Hardware, Toys. Jams, Preserves and Tasties. Sausage Sizzle. 1 Christmas Raffle. 3 Draws, Drawn 4p.m. Tuesday 13 Dec. Winners will be notified. This Is a fundraiser to assist in the purchase of a defibrillator . Authorised by Monty Walker, Chairman Waimea Village Residents Committee. tINY totS, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, active movement and rhymes for pre-schoolers & their caregivers. Tuesdays 1010.30am Children’s Area, Richmond Library during term time. $5Yoga CLaSS Tues 6.45pm,Thurs 5.45pm.

1 Hour class with Alice Auckland Point School 111 Haven Road, Nelson. Please wear comfy clothes and bring a mat. All levels welcome.

Contact Alice for further details on 022 127 6306 Pot LUCk PICNIC Lunch at Rabbit Island for Nelson Newcomers on Sunday27 November from 12:30pm. Bring along your family & some food to share. If you have bikes, & fancy a ride around the island, bring them too. Don’t forget your togs! For more info contact Katy Steele at katy@volunteernelson.org.nz gooD CraFterNooN! Bring your craft project and work on it in the company of other crafters.Bring your own materials and lunch.

Richmond Library. Wednesdays, 12.30pm2.00pm. Free.

NZ reD CroSS is looking for volunteers to join their dynamic team. Supporting former refugees is rewarding and gives you an opportunity to make a difference. Full training provided. Contact us now to find out more: jettie. skerten@redcross.org.nz ph548-4978. rICHMoND CreatIVe FIBre meet at Birch Hall, Richmond showgrounds, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursdays of the month at 9.30am for Spinning,knitting, Felting &weaving. Dianne 5449982

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DaNCe CLaSS - Adult beginners, Thursday evenings 7.30-8.30, Richmond Primary School hall $5 pp. Ph: Sally 541 9084..

NeLSoNtrUCk SHow 2016 November 12 10am -3pm, Richmond A & P Showgrounds, Adults $5, Child $2, Family $10. Lots of trucks, food, raffles, bouncy castles. A Stoke School PTA Fundraiser ph. Mel 021743806.

SINgINg workSHoP. Learn the Beatles song “Can’t Buy Me Love” in barbershop four part harmony with 40 women singers. Four Thursdays, 20 Oct – 17 Nov at Club Waimea, Lower Queen St, Richmond. 7.00 – 8.30 pm, $40 www.nelsonharmony.org.nz Ph: Trish 5448876.

NeLSoN aStHMa SoCIetY 1st Nov Richmond class at OakwoodsVillage at 11am. 2nd Nov Ernest Rutherford Village at 1.30pm. $5 perclass,orjust$2formembers. “Like”ourFace Book page. Ph 03 544 1562 .

ForeSt aND BIrD trip to Farewell Spit. Friday November 25 to Sunday 27. Accommodation at the cottage or camping. Weeding and other jobs but also time to bird watch and explore. Registrations close 25 October. For booking and further information contact Julie nikau48@gmail.com or phone 03 5450989.

SINg HU, A love song to God, to help you experience divine love and inner peace.Wednesday 5 30 to 6 00 at 44c Bronte st, ph Lyndy 481450 or 0211567914 rakaI LIoNS LILIeS 2016. This is a Haven Lioness Club project. Proceeds towards PINC Next Steps Programme (cancer rehabilitation) Oriental Lilies, many colours and scented. A bag of four oriental Lilies $10 email margaret. ralph.c@xtra.co.nz or ph. Audrey Kitto ph.

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WEDNESDAY 16 November 2016

MAYNARD’S PREMIUM TAWNY OR RUBY PORT

500ml

750ml

LAMBRINI FRUIT WINE RANGE

$3.49

$49.99

WHITECLIFF WINE RANGE

750ml

GIACONDI VINO BIANCO OR ROSSO IMPORTED ITALIAN WINES!

WWW.BIGBARREL.CO.NZ

GIACONDI VINO BIANCO OR ROSSO IMPORTED ITALIAN WINES!

SELAKS RESERVE RANGE OR VNO WINE RANGE EXCL SYRAH

750ml

$7.99

$27.99

$49.99

Back for r it’s 10th yea running!

WWW.BIGBARREL.CO.NZ

$27.99

SQUEALING PIG

SELAKS RESERVE RANGE OR VNO WINE RANGE EXCL SYRAH

750ml

750mlWINE RANGE

SQUEALING PIG WINE RANGE WHITES-

750ml

$8.99

750ml

$17.99

cash

SHOP AT ANY OF THESE STORES AND BE IN TO WIN! 750ml

750ml

$8.99

$8.99

$8.99

$12.99

750ml

WHITES-

$17.99

PINOT NOIR-

$19.99

29 STORES NATIONWIDE:

WAIKATO – 670 Cambridge Road, Te Awamutu NAPIER – Marewa, Tamatea, Taradale, Carlyle Street HASTINGS – Clive, Karamu Rd, Stortford Lodge HAVELOCK NORTH – 26 Porter Dr CENTRAL HAWKES BAY – Waipukurau, Dannevirke PALMERSTON NORTH – Tremaine, Princess St, Highbury, Cloverlea, Albert St, Feilding WANGANUI – 94 Puriri St, Gonville TARANAKI – New Plymouth, Inglewood, Stratford MASTERTON – Cnr Russel & Chapel Street WELLINGTON REGION – Lower Hutt, Taita, Newtown, Waitangirua, Titahi Bay NELSON – 36 Gloucester Street, 76 Gladstone Rd, Richmond

35 McGlashen Ave, Richmond

STIHL SHOP RICHMOND

274 Queen St, Richmond

Ph 544 1200 www.tcvet.co.nz

62 Gladstone Road STIHL SHOP RICHMOND RICHMOND 267 Queen St, 62 Gladstone Road Richmond Phone 03 5446122 Ph 544 4000 RICHMOND Ph 544 6489

PINOT NOIR-

750ml

$19.99

For store details please check our website or ring 0800 BARREL (227735) We reserve the right to limit quantities, trade supplied, but on discretion.

Ph 544 4006 Some items may not be available in all stores.

23 McGlashen Ave, Richmond

62 Gladstone Rd

Ph 544 6122

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All mechanical repairs & maintenance

227 Queen St & Warring Carpark Ph: 544 4244

(Pictured left) Weber baby9160 Q Premium Ph 546 with high lid, thermometer and electronic ignition www.harringtoneyecare.co.nz

Ph: 544 1212

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If you’ve never tasted food cooked on a Weber BBQ, then this Saturday find out what everyone is talking about. Drop into Zink to Taste the difference. The team from Weber will be putting Special model Weber BBQs through their paces. They’ll show you how to grill the perfect steak, cook mouth watering roasts, crackle pork, bake beautiful pizzas and even cakes. You can even take control of the tongs and cook your own steak!

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Ph 543 ® 9977 Get a FREE Weber Q Trivet when you buy any Weber® Q during a demo session*.

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when you want to stop

House of Travel RICHMOND 224 Queen St, Richmond | Phone: 543 9760

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Specialists, 176 Queen St, Richmond Ph: 543 9225 www.nichollsauto.co.nz Manufacturing Jewellers,

Tyre & Alignment Specialists

(Pictured below) Weber Family Q Premium with high lid, thermometer 7 McGlashen Ave, Richmond Ph and electronic ignition Locally owned and operated

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294 Queen St, Richmond Ph 544 4838

Diamond and Gemstone

12 Place, 4A Cargill Gladstone Rd,Richmond Richmond

Only Weber Specialist Dealers have all the Weber Premium Q models, with thermometers, higher roasting hoods and electronic Available in Black and Red. 205ignition.

Queen St, Richmond

3 Salisbury Rd, Richmond 544 6183

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Your Printer Cartridge Specialists

Phone 03 5446122

Healthy Living, Healthy Lifestyle

for Xmas!

750ml

Our policy is to ask for ID if under For store please 30details - please don’t be offended.

WAIKATO – 670 Cambridge Road, Te Awamutu NAPIER – Marewa, Tamatea, Taradale, Street at Big Barrel Online or in any check website or ring Conditions Apply: *As per our company policies, any Carlyle information of itsour mailer may contain errors or HASTINGS Clive, Karamu Rd, Stortford Lodge reserve the right to correct any errors or inaccuracies and to change inaccuracies and may not be –complete or current.

We therefore Our policy is to ask for ID if under BARREL (227735) HAVELOCK NORTH – 26 Porter Drnotice (including after you have submitted and0800 or update information at any time without prior placed your order).

Please note that 30 - please don’t be offended.

CENTRALmay HAWKES BAY – Waipukurau, such errors or inaccuracies be related to product Dannevirke descriptions, pricing and availability. In the event of a pricing error, Big Barrel n any of its mailer may contain errors or We reserve the right to limit PALMERSTON NORTH – Tremaine, Highbury, will provide you with the following options: (1) to Princess proceedSt,with the transaction based on the corrected information; or (2) to cancel any errors or inaccuracies and to change quantities, trade supplied, but Cloverlea, Albert St, Feilding We apologise for any inconvenience. If you are not fully satisfied with your purchase due to any errors or and placed your order). Please noteyour that order/transaction. on discretion.

– 94 Puriri St,item.

Gonville In the event of a pricing error, Big Barrel inaccuracies, you mayWANGANUI return it as an incorrect Please see our return policy for further information: www.bigbarrel.co.nz. the corrected information; or (2) to cancel TARANAKI – New Plymouth, Inglewood, Stratford Some items may not be with your purchase due to any errors or MASTERTON – Cnr Russel & Chapel Street available in all stores. on: www.bigbarrel.co.nz.

WELLINGTON REGION – Lower Hutt, Taita, Newtown, Waitangirua, Titahi Bay NELSON – 36 Gloucester Street, 76 Gladstone Rd, Richmond

Dine in or Takeaway

$12.99

29 STORES NATIONWIDE:

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750ml

750ml

$3.49

$37.99

WWW.BIGBARREL.CO.NZ

$37.99

NICOLAS FEUILATE RESERVE CHAMPAGNE BRUT NV

ORCHARD THEIVES PREMIUM CIDER RANGE

Shop ‘n’ Win 330ml

330ml

330ml

ARIA PREMIUM LAGER 24PK BOTTLES

STEINLAGER PURE OR HEINEKEN

PREMIUM LAGER BAVARIA PREMIUM LAGER 24PK15PK BOTTLES BOTTLES

251 Queen St, Richmond

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TARAPIPIPI Secret and Rick are delighted to announce the safe arrival of

Classifieds ClASSifiED DEADliNE - 5pm moNDAY SituAtioNS vACANt

Lilly-Harata Tarapipipi

Courier Driver Wanted

on October 26th 2016

at nelson hospital a big thank you to our amazing midwife Andrea Vincent and all our family and friends.

Your announcement here

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Landlords!

I am a 54 year old, clean, single person, employed, who needs a rental. Long term be great!

I promise to keep it clean, keep it tidy and treat it like my own.

I’m also a good neighbour and live very quietly. I do have an old cat who pretty much sleeps non-stop, but I love her. I have great references and have always paid rent on time, so you won’t have any problem with me.

I would love a 2 bedroom, maybe 3, in a quiet location around $350 - $380 per week. Need something pretty soon.

Please text or call Steve on 0275 449 448 anytime. Thank you.

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Club Waimea is seeking to employ a motivated bar person into our team.

This person would need to hold a General Managers Certificate as pursuant to the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012, be conversant with the use of POS systems and be familiar with all bar procedures. The position involves a rotating 7 day roster, with average weekly hours in the 32-36 hours per week range. Interested parties should contact Club Waimea, email manag rENtAl WANtED er@clubwaimea.co.nz, accompanied by a CV. Urgently requiring 1 - 2 bdrm small flat/cottage/ rENtAl WANtED house fully fenced in the country preferrably MoMiddle aged woman tueka/Moutere/Riwaka seeking long term coun- area. I am a hard worktry rental. quiet living, ing single man with a non-smoker, great refer- fully trained small dog. ences. Ph/txt 022 014 Excellent references.

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Rural Courier is seeking an experienced courier driver in a permanent full time position. Please apply if you are well organised & methodical with excellent time management skills. You need to be able to follow instructions and maintain a fast pace.

Please also have: • A clean and valid Full NZ Driver’s License and Dangerous Goods Endorsement; • A high level of fitness and strength as there is some heavy lifting.

• Sound driving knowledge of the Nelson, Tasman area.

• Proven ability to work as part of a team to achieve the common goal of service delivery excellence.

Please apply in writing to Julie: pickup@ruralcourier.com or Rural Courier, 58 Lord Auckland Rd, Wakefield 7025

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Local news as it happens

sales@waimeaweekly.co.nz publiC NotiCE

ATTENTION: FORMER SAWMILL WORKERS WHO WERE EMPLOYED IN THE TIMBER INDUSTRY FROM 1950-1990

The Ministry of Health is providing a Special Support Service for former sawmill workers who were historically exposed to pentachlorophenol (PCP) during the course of their employment in the 1950s to the late 1980s.

The Sawmill Workers Service aims to help people stay healthy by supporting the early detection of diseases, promoting healthy lifestyles and reducing modifiable risk factors. The Sawmill Workers Service is based on a free annual health check delivered by your usual GP.

GETTING MORE INFORMATION

The Ministry of Health Special Support Service staff will be at the Nelson A&P Show on the 19th and 20th of November. You can visit us at our information site near the food court. We will be available to discuss the service and assist with completing application forms.

Alternatively, to receive an application pack or further information on the Sawmill Workers Service, please contact the Ministry of Health: Email: info@health.govt.nz Telephone: 0800 288 588 www.health.govt.nz/dioxins

DISTRIBUTION SUPERVISOR We have a contract opportunity available for an immediate start in Nelson for supplementary income earning approx 12-15k per annum. Ideally this would suit people that have part-time businesses or scope to pick up extra work through the week/weekend. This may be ideal for a couple although individuals with drive can fulfil these positions comfortably also.

You must have a reliable van or suitable delivery vehicle (larger than a station wagon), cell phone, internet access and the ability to use a computer. Due to the palletised delivery of product the applicant must have a delivery point that would be suitable for a large truck to access for delivery.

The role requires delivery of product to distributors on a Monday and Friday. You will then be required to monitor the delivaery of the product, doing audits, training and recruitment of distributors when required.

Anticipated hours per week are 10 to15 hours.

You will be working for Reach Media, a national company 50% owned by NZ Post Please apply to Steve on 027 246 0068 or steve.bamford@reachmedia.co.nz

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SATURDAY 19th NOVEMBER at 11am FEATURING: Bikes (40), jewellery, cameras, equipment and all the normal items you find at our General Auctions.

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

Classifieds

WEDNESDAY 16 November 2016

ChurCh NotiCes

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One church, Many expressiOns EVERY SUNDAY 10.00AM

Stoke

271 Songer St Sunday at 9.45am

Richmond

11 Florence St Wednesday 30 Nov at 11am

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

NELSON BIBLE BELIEVERS

Church on the Hill

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

Sunday 8.45am

Following Jesus, Building Community

Traditional

Sunday 10.45am Contemporary

Wednesday 10.00am Reflective

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

Sunday 10am & 5pm - Thursday 7.30pm

93 Beatty Street, Tahuna, Nelson (Rear of NZ King Salmon) 27 Dorset St Richmond 03 544 8844

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“...at evening time it shall be light” Zechariah 14:7 - Malachi 4:5&6

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

at 10am

Salisbury Rd, Richmond

Grace Church

All welcome!

Sunday Services

Biblical Christ-Centred Worship Services:

RICHMOND BIBLE CHURCH

Richmond, 9.30am 4 Wensley Rd

Sunday 10:30 am & 5 pm

www.richmondchurch.org.nz

Richmond/Stoke Methodist Parish

We are located at:

Stoke 10.15 am 94 Neale Ave (no access off Waimea or Ridgeway) Contact: (03) 547 - 6056

www.rcnzonline.com/nelson

10am

Cnr Croucher & Darcy

Richmond School Hall, Cambridge Street

Meeting Sunday 10.30am

Contact 544 8692 or 544 8288

Ellis St, Brightwater

(Plunket Rooms, next to Petrol Station)

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

PH 544 9037

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