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Distribution contractor for the Property Weekly, Karl Hadfield, has been ‘shocked’ at the popularity of the new publication. Photo: Andrew Board.

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Nelson MP Nick Smith has admitted that he regrets likening Parliament to a ‘Nazi Establishment’ last week, but says that he was frustrated, and that the comments came after a week of being ‘unfairly targeted by the speaker.’ Parliament’s Serjeant-in-Arms removed National MP Nick Smith from the house late on Thursday evening, last week. Nick was asked to leave the house that afternoon by Speaker Trevor Mallard after he raised a point of order, saying that the government was unfairly attacking the opposition. When Mallard said “That is a problem for me to deal with, not the member,” Nick replied, “But you don’t.” He was then asked to leave. Nick returned to the house in the early evening, again being asked to leave, before returning for the third time just before midnight, while the House passed laws under urgency throughout the night. Assistant Speaker Adrian Rurawhe called the Serjeant-at-Arms to remove Smith. “What sort of a Nazi establishment is running the place, seriously?” Smith said as he left the house. National leader Todd Muller said that the comment was unacceptable and that he had spoken to Smith about the incident. “Despite that intense frustration, it was a very

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Smith fires up, regrets comment fRoM PAGE 1 ill-advised thing to say and I’ve told him so,” Muller said. On Monday, Smith said that he regretted making the comment, but that he was frustrated because the Speaker would not tell him when he would be allowed to return to the house. “I do regret making that comment,” Nick says. National MP Gerry Brownlie left the house as well, and was told he could return at the same time as Dr Smith. Smith said that despite phoning the the Speakers office and the office of the Whips several times, and was left without an answer as to when he could return. Smith claims that speaker Trevor Mallard is out to get him. “The previous week I had asked about how much the slide in Par-

liament cost, which was $572,000, for a slide! That caused some embarrassment for the speaker.” Then, on Tuesday last week, Smith questioned the cost of Trevor Mallard’s defamation case, which has cost the taxpayer nearly $80,000. Mallard faces legal action after saying last year that a rapist was working at Parliament. Smith was further frustrated that Mallard released a statement to the press on Friday about his costs, rather than answering Dr Smith’s question directly. “My view is that the unfair treatment that I received from the speaker was directly related to his grumpiness of me for asking him an uncomfortable question, countered by removing me from parliament,” Smith says. “In my view, it was an abuse of power.”

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A whopping $63.7 million has been allocated for spending on capital projects in the Tasman District Council’s annual plan for 2020-2021. The figure has jumped up by $17.9million from what was planned in the Council’s LongTerm Plan, published in 2018. The annual plan was adopted by the council on Thursday last week and has seen significant overhauls since it was considered in November and December last year, due to the impacts of Covid-19. In April, councillors agreed to a zero rates revenue increase, to aid residents struggling to deal with the financial impacts of the worldwide pandemic. A 2.46 per cent increase had been planned for 2020-2021 under the council’s long-term plan. The council now expects rates revenue to sit at $77.7 million, down from the $78.9 million that was forecast in the original plan. The plan also outlines that the zero rates revenue increase does not mean that residents won’t see an increase in the

Tasman mayor Tim King. The Tasman District Council approved its annual plan last week, with an increase in capital projects. rates that they pay. It says that actual increase varies on the mix of services received, and that residents who will see an increase in their rates are those connected to the council’s rural water schemes, like residents in Eighty Eighty Valley, Redwood Valley, or Dovedale. The council also resolved not to produce a consultation document or formally consult on the Annual Plan. The main charges to the capital

work programme, compared to the long term, include the Port Tarakohe Upgrade which will get an extra $10.2 million if it can gain central government funding. Transportation projects will be $1.9million higher than expected, with NZTA subsidies $0.6million more than previously estimated. An extra $3.9million will be spend on improving drinking water to meet the new government regulations. $2.1 million has been included for maintenance in council buildings. This is currently being looked at, as the Covid lockdown changed working practices. Meanwhile, the budget for wastewater has been decreased by $1.4 million due to project timing changes. Net debt for the council has also shifted, with the forecast now sitting at $199.7 million. Tasman mayor Tim King says that it will be a significant challenge to work through with the lower revenue than council had anticipated “With everything we are facing at the moment – there will be some difficult decisions in the year ahead.”

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Hall looks great after renovation Jacqui Rawson Fees slashed for campgrounds

Campground operators have seen some relief thanks to a move from the Tasman District Council to reduce council registration fees. Operators of the 44 registered campgrounds and 29 commercial vessels in Tasman will receive a 50 per cent reduction in their registration fees. The slashing of fees will result in an income drop of around $20,000, which will be found by either reducing costs or finding other non-rate income to compensate. Usually the council receives $27,000 annually from the 29 commercial vessel operators and $14,000 from the 44 registered campgrounds in the district.

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Police successfully found a Nelson teenager who was reported missing in the area on Friday last week. Police sent out a call for information on Saturday morning after a 17 year old named Bradley, no last name given, did not return to his home. Police reported that Bradley was found on Sunday evening.

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Tasman libraries are in line for a funding boost after the Government has provided an extra $60 million for libraries, with $30 million specifically targeted for public libraries. National Library, Public Libraries of NZ (PLNZ) and Library and Information Association of NZ Aotearoa (LIANZA) are working on what this means for libraries, the priorities for the funding and how it will be allocated to individual councils.

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The Age Concern’s activity hall has had a much-needed facelift, as huge renovations have brought the muchused building up-to-date over the last seven months. “We had to give the hall a much-needed reno”, says Caroline Budge, manager of Age Concern When the building next door to Age Concern’s existing office building came up for lease a few years ago they grabbed the opportunity to make use of the space for their organisation’s needs. The Age Concern hall was originally built by the Lions as a community project in the 1970s. However, after nearly five decades since being built and having little work done, the hall was in need of a spruce up. “We wanted a warm and inviting hub for people to come and feel comfortable

Caroline Budge, from Age Concern Nelson Tasman, with Archdeacon Andy Joseph. Photo: Jacqui Rawson. in,” Caroline says. So Age Concern, who a selffunding charity, straight away turned their focus onto fundraising. Through grants, pub charities and fundraising through members, clients, and other businesses, they raised the equivalent of $175k for the hall’s changes. As well as renovations,

which included a brandnew kitchen, an internal access area between their existing building and the hall was constructed. On top of that, two new offices were built to meet the growth in staff numbers which had caused staff to be squashed up together in the existing building. Building began on the pro-

ject in October last year and the final touches, such as painting, were due to start just as lockdown level 4 began. Fast forward to the end of lockdown 2 and those final touches got picked up again until all work was completed mid-June. Previously the hall has been the scene for popular activities such as the popular singing group ‘Sing yourself well’ every Tuesday morning and the Age Concern ‘Tea and Talk’ sessions on a Wednesday, which will continue. But Age Concern thought, rather than fill up the hall’s schedule with activities, they’d use the time of change to ask the community what activities they would prefer to see taking place in the hall. “We’ve just put in a wee suggestion box”, says Caroline. This way the activities calendar will fill up as ideas come to light and the hall will be utilised as it was intended - to facilitate activities for the community.

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Residents want more say Matt McCrorie A group of Richmond residents are advocating for more representation as the town continues to expand. Richmond resident Robin Schiff is no stranger to advocating for her community. While living in Kaitaia, Robin spent 8 years advocating for Te Hiku Sports Hub. “What I realised through that process, is that a community really needs to be engaged with the decision-making process,” she says. Now Robin is turning that focus to Richmond, and she believes that a community board is needed. While Golden Bay and Motueka both have community boards and councillors, the only

elected representation Richmond has is its councillors. With Richmond growing rapidly, Robin says that development needs to be done in a conscious way if it will turn into a community that fosters healthy lifestyles and engagement. “The community has a responsibility, and I think a community board is a great vehicle for that,” Robin says. Richmond ward councillor Dana Wensley is backing the call for a community board. “We have a fast-growing population, and community boards put in submissions and turn up to meetings and say ‘this is what the community actually needs.’” Dana’s fellow Richmond ward

councillor Kit Mailing says that he is wary of the cost that a community association would incur. “I think that if all four Richmond councillor’s were active in the community, representation wouldn’t be an issue,” he says. His comments come after fellow Richmond ward councillor Mark Greening has been questioned over his poor attendance at council meetings and workshops this year. Kit says that councillors should be engaged with their community, face-to-face. “For Greening, doing it by email from Wellington is just not how you do it. You go out and see residents, face-to-face. That’s our job.”

Councillor Dana Wensley and Richmond resident Robin Schiff are lobbying for Richmond to have its own community board. Photo: Matt McCrorie. Development has begun on further urban expansion on Salisbury Road in Richmond. Land is currently being cleared on land next to Salisbury Girls School, and The Waimea Weekly understands that the land will be used to create a block of new residential units. Resource consent for the project is currently pending. According to qv.co.nz, the property was sold in November 2019. Photo: Matt McCrorie.

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Property Weekly proves popular frOm PaGE 1 companies,the opportunity to work with a locally-owned publication. With stands in popular locations like the City Centre Arcade, Richmond Mall, supermarkets and more, the magazines have been flying out of stands. Distribution contractor Karl Hadfield, who also oversees the delivery of the Nelson Weekly and Waimea

Weekly newspapers, says he’s been shocked at how popular the magazine is. “Every Thursday morning we have people waiting while we fill up stands. At the Richmond Mall last week I handed out about 12 copies before I’d even had the chance to fill the stand up. It’s crazy and it’s happening all over the place.” Property Weekly launched printing 8000 copies but have increased that to 8500 from this

week to keep up with demand. Karl says in many other locations there will be just four or five copies left. “Last week was a good example, we delivered about 100 copies from every stand in the region and most of the stands had just a couple left.” Publisher Steve Page says the popularity of the magazine is good news for people selling their homes. “It means that if

your agent is using Property Weekly you’re getting your house in front of a heck of a lot of people and that’s what selling anything is about – getting it in front of potential buyers.” For a full list of places to pick up a free copy of the Property Weekly, see page 25 of this newspaper. If you’re selling your home and want to ensure it’s seen by those reading Property Weekly, talk to your real estate agent.

Lights on for cyclists Matt McCrorie Tasman cyclists have got a helping hand this winter, thanks to local Police. Cyclists are being reminded that bike lights are a legal requirement during the shorter winter daylight hours and the best way of being seen and keeping safe. Early last week, the Road Safety Coordinators from Tasman District Council and Nelson City Council joined members of the Police Impairment Prevention

Team in various locations as part of a joint Cycle Safety campaign. Cyclists and pedestrians who were stopped and did not have lights or any high-visibility clothing were offered a free set of bike lights, flashing arm bands and a Hi-Viz vest. Those who are out on their bike and stopped by the police without bike lights or a helmet could be stung with a fine of $55 per offence. There are plans to hold similar stops in other areas of Tasman and Nelson. Special Olympics Nelson were delightful to receive their Basketball teams new strip, which arrived last week thanks to two businesses, Energy and Extracts and Beach Haven Cottages. Coach Wayne Bowen says that the team is very appreciate of the support from local business, and that they are currently in the process of organising games, with regionals next year. Pictured are Sonia Beach, Lynn Taylor, Hamish Hurst, Wayne Bowen, Graeme Porter, Wendy Dorrington, Sean Tremlett, Paul Dorrington, Oscar Dorrington, Nyssa Porter and Violet Porter. Photo: Matt McCrorie.

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‘Put us on the Nelson Committee’ Matt McCrorie After 12 years, Neighbourhood Support Waimea is being dissolved. But it’s all not bad news. A new group, Neighbourhood Support Top of the South will be formed in its place, combining Nelson, Marlborough, and Waimea. Nelson-Waimea Neighbourhood Support Co-ordinator, Aniquah Stephenson, says that the new organisation will increase the groups effort in the community. “Rather than these organisations being separate and duplicating work, we can have one person managing these three areas,” she says. Aniquah says that the move will enable co-ordinators and volunteers to have more time to be out in the community, rather than writing funding applications and filling out paperwork. “It may seem like we are all merging, it’s more for efficiency and effectiveness with funding. We can work in a more co-ordinated way with emergency services and councils,” Aniquah says. “We want people to know that we are in the process of change, and this change will be beneficial.” Marty Price, who was the former Neighbourhood Support Coordinator for Waimea and has

been involved since the group’s foundation in 2012, says that he will be advocating to make sure that the Waimea community voice is still heard. “I’m really proud of what we have been able to achieve over the last 8 years.” When Marty started in November 2012, there were 25 Community Support street groups. Now there are 180. He says that Neighbourhood Support is ‘hugely important.’ “It’s about reconnecting our communities.” For a lot of people, lockdown was a good example of how some members of the community live in isolation constantly. “I’m extremely proud of the work that has been done over the 8 years. We’ve had our highs and lows, but it has been amazing.” Despite the Waimea group being dissolved, Marty says that he will be pushing for a strong Waimea voice. “I’ve made the decision to stay involved because I have that commitment to Waimea. I’ve got that ingrained history.” “I want to ensure that our voice as Waimea is still heard.” Marty and fellow Waimea member Sam Kearny are both applying for positions on the new board for the Neighbourhood Support Top of the South. “We need a few local voices.”

Marty Price, former co-ordinator for Neighbourhood Support Waimea since its inception in 2012, with Sam Kearny, a new member of Neighbourhood Support. Now that Neighbourhood Support Waimea has been dissolved and merged with other groups to form a ‘Top of the South’ Neighbourhood Support, Marty and Sam are aiming to get on the new board. They argue that Waimea needs a strong voice in the new set-up going forward. Photo: Matt McCrorie.

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Fridge becomes kids’ library Jacqui Rawson I had only just sat down on the Creed family’s couch when twoyear-old Edward came over with his ‘You Shouldn’t Touch Dragons’ book to share with me. “The kids just love books and they had so many that we wanted to let everyone else in the community make use of them”, says Jasmine. Redoing their kitchen left the family with an unused cupboard which they decided would be the ideal place to store the excess of their children’s growing collection of books. But building onto that original idea, they decided to store them and the cupboard outside, near the footpath, so others could help themselves. They used social media to let people know about the books and people started coming. They came to take books but also to drop books off. So many books that Tim and Jasmine decided they were going to need to replace their old kitchen cupboard with some-

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thing a little bigger and dryer for the books. Nelson Golf Club came through with a no-longer-used, two-door fridge which only required a little bit of care by Tim to make it fully functional as an outdoor book exchange. It also received new purpose-specific branding through a decorative paint job by Jasmine which included painted handprints from Elizabeth. The glass doors of the fridge make it easier to see what’s inside and, with shelving, Jasmine said it’ll be a whole lot tidier than the previous kitchen cupboard option. The idea is for a book exchange; take some, bring them back or not. Jasmine’s not too concerned about whether the requirements of a true book exchange are met. The object is to share both the benefit and the love of reading and if that’s happening, then that’s the best result. Tim, who works with auto parts, said his favourite book is the A to Z of car parts, which he has shared with the children.

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Jeremy Redmore, former frontman of Midnight Youth, spent a few days at Waimea College last week mentoring aspiring young musicians. Photo: Matt McCrorie.

The Former frontman of the New Zealand band ‘Midnight Youth’ called in to Waimea College this week, to pass down his industry knowledge to young music students. Jeremy Redmore has more than a decade of experience in the music industry. The band’s debut album, ‘The Brave Don’t Run’, was released in 2009 and peaked at number two on the New Zealand Album Chart. The album was certified platinum in New Zealand in December 2009. Since leaving the group in 2012, Redmore has released two solo albums. “I was asked, a few years ago, to go into schools and talk to kids about my experience in the music industry. I jumped at the chance.” Since 2001, the New Zealand Music Commission has been putting industry professionals into schools to work with aspiring musicians and teachers.

The Musicians Mentoring in Schools Programme serves 65 schools each year, and has involved over 150 mentors from the Music industy in the last 20 years. Jeremy says that he never got the same sort of opportunity when he was young. “I really missed that kind of element as a school student, having people from the real world come into school and tell of their experience of the industry.” While he may be the one teaching, Jeremy says that he sometimes learns more than the students do. “I learn so much from it. “I come in here and I am preaching, and often I get to the end of my sermon and then I go ‘oh actually, I’m not even doing that myself ’,’ - it’s really selfreflective.” Jeremy remembers his own experience getting started in the music industry when he was young. “It’s really tough if you leave school and get into the industry, and it’s tough to know who to talk to. It can be quite a lonely in-

dustry, there are a lot of people trying to take advantage of you.” Jeremey hopes that his time mentoring young people can help them avoid making the same mistakes that he made. “I’ve signed terrible contracts, but if you don’t have that sort of mentor relationship you make those mistakes, and if kids aren’t making those mistakes, then I’ve done my job.” Lily Chalmers, a year 12 student music at Waimea College, says that learning from an industry professional has been invaluable for her. “It’s really cool to get him to come in and share his knowledge,” she says. “Our teachers are great but it’s so good to get that industry knowledge.” Music teacher Nick Sharpe says that it’s ideal to have somebody with real industry experience mentoring his students. “The mentors have a wealth of experience that I haven’t particularly got, that can be passed on to them and make them better musicians.”

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Pioneer growers and sweet, sweet Agnes Jacqui Rawson Reporter

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In the early 1970’s a young couple were told that growing grapes in the Nelson region simply wouldn’t work. They went ahead and planted vines anyway. Seifrieds, the family-owned and run business is now the winner of a magnitude of awards and producers of a large portion of the New Zealand export market. “Dad was one of a family of six boys who grew up on an apple orchard in Austria”, says daughter Heidi SeifriedHoughton. Heidi, along with sister Anna and brother Chris, work in the family business that Hermann and Agnes Siefried established in the 1970’s. Hermann knew that where apples would grow, so would grapes. And although no bank was willing to financially back his belief, they scrapped together enough to buy land and get their first vines underway in 1973. Agnes, a New Zealander who was a Nayland College teacher when they first met, joined Hermann from the start of setting up their vineyard in the Moutere Valley. One of the first tasks was the lengthy process of hand -grafting different vines together to propagate the vines. Heidi says, “grafting new vines by hand onto rootstock was something that was not done at the time.” Those two hectares of vines were the beginning of the

Agnes Seifried, left, with her award-winning namesake, pictured with Heidi SeifriedHoughton. Photo: Jacqui Rawson. commercial wine industry in the South Island. Now the family business exports to 25 countries and has 10 vineyards. They do all their own bottling using New Zealand glass, New Zealand screw tops and New Zealand boxes. And they keep winning awards and being recognised for their champion wines. The latest indorsement came last week as the Sweet Agnes

Reisling dessert wine was selected as part of the Fine Wines of New Zealand Programme 2020. This programme recognises excellence in wine, provenance, consistency, and a minimum of seven years of production. The Sweet Agnes Reisling is not new to winning awards with 16 trophies and 46 gold medals under her belt. “It’s our most awarded wine,”

says Anna, who is the sales and marketing part of the family team. This dessert wine, which is described as luscious and intense, is a favourite both locally and internationally. Named after Agnes who herself is described as sweet, the wine has been around since 2006 and is a true reflection of a pioneering spirit that has paid off for both a family and a district.

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Just a thought... Denise Smith Salvation Army At present our music team is learning a new song called ‘Way Maker.’ The words in the song say, “You are Way Maker, miracle worker, promise keeper light in the darkness My God, that is who you are.” I can testify personally to each one of these statements. In many different times, and in many different ways, God has led me throught it when I have not been certain in the way ahead. I personally have seen miracles in my own life as well as in the lives of others. The verse from the song continues, ‘Even when I don’t see it, You’re working, even when I don’t feel it, You’re working, You never stop, You never stop working. You never stop, you never stop working.’ For many people in our world today, they are uncertain and they are worried about their future and what it will mean for them. If ever there was a time for our faith to truly count, it is now. As hard as it is to comprehend, God has been working in the midst of all of our isolation and fear. Be assured. God will continue to work his plans out in each of our lives, in different ways.

I have a quote hanging on my wall (from Holley Gerth ) that is a very good reminder that we are overcomers. ‘We are more than Conquerors. We are stronger than we know and braver than we feel.’ Isaiah 41:10 reminds us, “So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.” As difficult as this time has been in our city of Nelson, I have heard that people have also been saying some positive things. ‘We have re-connected as a family unit.’ ‘We are enjoying hanging out together more as a family.’ ‘I am closer to God as I have had more time to spend time with him.”’ As I am relatively new to the Nelson and Tasman region, only been here since the beginning of this year, I am grateful to God for the opportunity to make new friends. It takes time to get to know people and build relationships. There is a saying that goes: if you want to have friends, be a friend. So, in those days when life is tough, my prayer is that you will remember the words of this song ‘Way Maker.’ May God bless you.

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Village idiots are green Steve Page I used to always make sure the Greens got a vote from me. I figured, as a non-political person that a vote their way would somehow help our planet. Somehow, they would slow the use and destruction of our earth. I think Winston Peters also got a few votes like this. Kinda cat in the pigeon’s loft philosophy. Keep them all honest approach. That is what I thought, anyway. The recent announcement by the Green Party, if elected, to introduce a “special” tax aimed at all the filthy rich is about the dumbest thing I have heard of, recently anyway. If, after a lifetime of work your wealth is around a million dollars, I’d say that’s average, not rich. And Ill bet you worked your ass off for it. Some do not, or won’t, that’s their choice But don’t penalise the hard workers.

So, let’s have a look at the proposed tax. If your value or wealth as they call it is over a million dollars, you will be slammed $10,000 each year to give to students, homeless, unemployed, etc, etc. Now that will account for anybody who has property, savings or any sort of wealth. So basically, most of Auckland’s homeowners and quite a few elsewhere, including here in Tasman and Richmond, are in their sights. It won’t take much to add up to a significant figure. However, if you have worked harder, been successful and you have $2million worth of wealth, you will owe the other half of New Zealand $20,000 per year. Let’s have a look at one of the recipient groups, the homeless. In a lot of cases it is a mental health issue. So where is the money for mental health in all this? It’s not getting to the needy now, let alone when this tax would be introduced. We must have the cash, af-

ter all, AJ Hackett bungy just got $10 millon to help them through tough times. It scares me to think that some lightweight novice from the Greens bought this proposed tax to the market and most media gave it credibility. Without considering the obvious ramifications and how widespread these criteria would be. Is the object to demotivate the successful people and hard workers? And if so, who’s going to do all of the work and revenue generation vital to strong fiscal health? Or, have the Greens gotten a cunning plan for that, too? I believe that it is time for all the reasonably good folk to stand up and start opposing idiot ideas like this and quite a few more that have appeared recently. Your silence is often taken as approval. The great saying is “the shame is only when good people remain silent”. I think the Greens have lost their way and are getting nuttier than chipmunk droppings.

You’re invited to a Meet and Greet with Maureen Pugh, National List MP based in West Coast - Tasman and Hon Dr Nick Smith, MP for Nelson Friday 10 July, 5:00pm—7:00pm St Pauls Church, 68 Waimea West Road, Brightwater This is an oppourtunity for you to meet Maureen, and for Maureen to get to know you. All are welcome. No RSVP required. 0800 628 7336 maureen.pughmp@parliament.govt.nz

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Manor Property Services started 10 years ago with a small job and a lawnmower. Today it has 33 staff, 20 vehicles and numerous divisions.

Why not call in the MPS office and showroom on Tahunanui Drive to discuss your property maintenance needs or view the beautiful display kitchen, cabinetry and appliances? Manor Property Services Ltd has come a long way in the 10 years since the business first began. It has developed into Nelson’s premier property maintenance provider with 35 staff and 20 vehicles on the road offering an exceptionally diverse range of services. “We have built the business from the ground up,” says Mark Forbes who co-founded MPS with Andy Dumville. “It all started in 2010 when we began walking around the streets putting fliers in letter boxes, which resulted in us picking up quite a large job. After that, the phone started ringing, so we went out and bought a lawnmower and a trailer. From then until now we have had a lot of growth on the back of hard work; we’ve had failures and successes

– sometimes you learn more from the failures than the successes. It’s great to look back at what we have achieved.” After a couple of years Mark and Andy picked up a large contract providing property maintenance which they are still involved in today. “It has enabled us to bring on more staff and grow the business.” MPS has built a very strong client base across a range of commercial, residential, government and local body organisations. “We’re very grateful to have been really well supported by local companies and organisations, and our suppliers and customers over the past decade.” In 10 years, MPS has grown into a very large, professional, trade-based provider of services - it’s your local one-stop

shop. If you need your house painted, roof treated, gutters cleared, trees trimmed, house cleaned or the moss on your pathway water-blasted, with MPS you only need to make one call to get everything done, rather than call four different people. “Many businesses offer one service; painting, or gutters, or gardening, but they don’t do everything.” MPS can also provide professional commercial cleaning services, rubbish removal, building repairs and its team of experienced gardeners and builders can create anything from decks to pergolas or do garden tidy-ups. “We also do tidy-up ‘pre-sale’ work for properties going to market; houses washed, gardens tided, etc. We work closely with real estate agents; our

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makeovers can result in a great outcome for the seller. Our different divisions are complementary, often requiring each other’s services.” Over the past decade, Mark and Andy have invested a lot back into the business by way of equipment, vehicles and resources and the business has become quite ‘divisionalised.’ In 2017, they started an asbestos division called ‘Asbestos Nelson Ltd,’ with certified Class A and B removalists who can test and safely remove asbestos from a home or business. “We get lots of calls from property owners who identify an asbestos issue. There are many compliance requirements around its removal that need to be handled professionally.” DSK (Designer Speciality Kitchens), creates bespoke, custom-made high-quality kitchens. “People like the flexibility to have exactly what they want that fits their budget – they can see what’s

Andy Dumville and Mark Forbes co-founded MPS Property Maintenance Ltd back in 2010.

Karin Anderson and Juliet Spence are the front faces of the MPS admin team. possible in our purpose-built factory and showroom. Our designer kitchens are ideal for people who want to be involved in the style and design of their projects. We use

high-end brands like Blum, Laminex and Topzone. DSK offers a full joinery service and is a complimentary addon to our core business of property maintenance.”

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There are many reasons why people choose MPS. “Our business isn’t a franchise; it is locally owned and operated and we enjoy being ‘handson’ and going out to work on a site. Our professional image also sets us apart. We have 35 dedicated, qualified staff who all turn up in uniform and wear their badge with a lot of pride. We’re lucky to have a great team who understand the true value of customer service. Karin and Juliet are the front faces of our admin team who will always greet you with a great smile when you visit our showroom.” Manor Property Services can provide domestic and commercial property maintenance, painting and decorating, scaffolding, carpentry and building projects, asbestos testing and removal, cleaning services and gardening and tree work. The company’s complementary division, DSK Kitchens, offers a full service from the

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Winter Motoring Route 6 Automotive Route 6 will help keep you safe on our slippery winter roads. They’re a trusted and professional workshop with friendly and attentive staff who’ll provide you with the best service for your mechanical needs, Warrant of Fitness, repairs, and maintenance of any kind such as testing and the replacement of batteries, puncture repairs or tyre replacements. The workshop offers premium tyre brands all the way through the price range with the right knowledge to advise which are the safest handling tyres for slippery roads. The team don’t only deal with cars, their mechanical services, including WOF’s, also apply to tractors, forklifts and motorbikes. They’re located at 327 Queen Street, Richmond (behind McDonalds). Route 6 also offers free pickup anywhere between Wakefield and Richmond. The guys at Route 6 have you covered and all set for the winter road conditions.

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beds and even toy boxes. They’re a simple mechanical device, but are vital, especially with your car. Gas Stay Specialists in Richmond can check the gas levels in your struts and make sure they are safe and suitable for the job for which they are designed. Don’t leave this until the winter, when struts lose pressure due to the colder temperatures. The team at Gas Stay Specialists offers free fitting on most cars, and all struts come with a warranty. Come and see Gas Stay Specialists today, in the bright green building on Gladstone Road.

Gas Stay Specialists It’s always awkward trying to get the shopping in the back of the car when the boot lid won’t stay up, or perhaps you’re not confident your bonnet lid will stay open. Having these problems? Visit the team at Gas Stay Specialists. Gas struts can be found on boots, bonnets, ute canopies, marine hatches, office chairs, campervan

Advanced Automotive Whatever the issue, bring your car to the team at Advanced Automotive, they will work their magic to get you back on the road. From WOF, maintenance of any kind, servicing or brake and clutch repair - you name it; you can get it done to the highest standards, and, with winter on its way, it’s important to check a few things out to ensure comfort-

able and safe motoring. Tyres are one important element for safe driving in the winter months and if you want to keep your engine reliable on those chilly mornings, now’s a good time to get your coolant changed. As MTA members, you are guaranteed a professional finish and a trustworthy job from Advanced Automotive. If you’re worried about any aspect of your car, come in and see the team today in the bright green building at 4a Gladstone Rd. With courtesy cars available and free pickup and delivery in Richmond, it couldn’t be easier to travel safe this winter. Prestige Euro Works Motorhomes tuning discount of 15% discount for the month of July. Kiwis are travelling NZ more than ever now due to Covid-19. This means motorhome and caravan purchases have risen significantly in the past few months. When purchasing a motorhome, it can be a difficult decision es-

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Whoa DOC, slow down! The New Zealand Deerstalkers Association Inc is supporting the Tahr Foundation’s efforts to stop the Department of Conservation’s move to cull Himalayan tahr. Under the new cull plan coming into effect today, DOC will triple the number of helicopter hours to kill tahr, and target all males in national parks. Previous plans have only targeted female and juvenile tahr. NZDA Chief Executive Gwyn Thurlow says DOC’s rushed process this year, and lack of its usual consultation, has left the foundation with no option but to take legal steps in order to be heard. “The NZDA and other hunting organisations are willing and happy to work with DOC to produce good tahr herd management plans,” Gwyn Thurlow says. “We deserve to be properly consulted,” he says. “We have a good track record on working constructively to produce good workable plans that have seen tahr populations reduced by more than twelve thousand animals in two years. “The present proposal ignores the hunting sector and the

You’ve done a great job NZ! NZDA believes that it has no option but to take legal steps to stop the mass culling of tahr by DOC this year. Photo: Supplied. drive for extermination will approach. alienate tens of thousands of NZDA says that the future New Zealanders. plan must state that no bulls “Our organisation and its should be targeted, includmembers place high value ing in national parks, and that on tahr as a game animal – hunters should be given the proposing to wipe out large first opportunity to hunt. DOC numbers of such a special and should aim to reduce conflict valued species could well influ- with hunters and control unence many hunters’ votes at the accessible areas. election.” When NZDA was NZDA believes that commerasked by DOC for input on the cial hunting and recreational next operational plan, NZDA hunting should now control had several key points, includ- tahr numbers in many areas, ing monitoring last year’s cull and that popular hunting spots and more of a research-based should be avoided in culls.

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Richmond New Life offers life-changing course Richmond New Life are excited to invite you to the ‘Alpha Course’ running at the Church. The Alpha course originated in England with Nicky Gumble and has now spread world wide, transforming lives. It’s a great course where you can come and meet people, share food, find out about what life is all about, and how Jesus fits into it all. Maybe you have some

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big questions that you really need answering? Well, this is a great course to come along to and find some answers to those questions. They will be hosting the course every Wednesday night starting with a premier night on July 29th at 7pm. This will be held at Richmond New Life Church, 85 Wensley Road, Richmond. The course will run for eight consecutive Wednesday evenings from 7pm. Come along to the ‘Premier Night’ where there will be live music and nibbles, followed by a chat on what the Alpha Course is, and you will have an opportunity to sign up for the course and ask questions. The course is completely free and has some amazing Alpha Hosts who can’t wait to meet you. Each Wednesday you will share food followed by video and discussion. It’s a friendly, relaxed atmosphere and a great place to really find out about who God is and meet people who are also on the same journey as you. Everyone is welcome.

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Left: The house at Southdown with Isaac Gibbs seated in the chair. Pictured Right: The second house at Lone Oak Farm.

Gibbs Valley – The Men behind the Name Marg Farrelly James Gibbs was baptised in 1806 in Chawton, Hampshire, England. On the 19th October 1841 he sailed on board the Bolton from Gravesend, England. This was the start of a journey that would land him in Nelson, New Zealand, arriving 15 March 1842. Accompanying him on the voyage were his wife Ann and children William and Thomas.

His brother Isaac, born 1818, with wife Mary Anne, also departed on the Bolton. Their young son George died just 4 weeks before the ship sailed. James and Ann’s eldest son, William, died the day before the Bolton berthed at Petone (Wellington) for repairs. That same day, Ann gave birth to twins who were stillborn. James and Isaac first settled at Wakapuaka. They then moved to the Maitai Valley. It is believed the families squatted on land left vacant after wives and families of men killed during the Wairau Incident in 1843 had packed up and returned to England. Both families acquired stock and grew vegetables, making good money from selling to the many new settler families arriving in Nelson. The 1849 census had Isaac and his family living on a block of land in Brightwater.

Ann died in 1848 and in September 1849 James remarried, to Charlotte Verry. The wedding was one of the first to be celebrated at the St John’s Church in Wakefield. Both James and Isaac, along with other families in the area, were involved in the establishment of this church. James and Charlotte went on to raise a large family. The brothers moved to the Wakefield area in 1853, purchasing farms next door to each other in what was then known as Church Valley. Nowadays, when heading east from Edward Street, Church Valley branches to the right with Gibbs Valley Road leading off to the left, passing the site of both farms before continuing over the hill to join up with Bridge Valley. Both James and Isaac received additional land as compensation in recognition of the NZ Company’s failure

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Nelson this week gets more tax and more talk on transport. What we need is a clear plan and action. This Wednesday petrol taxes go up 4 cents a litre and Road User Charges (RUC) increase 5%. This is the fourth increase in three years. The Government has added 20 cents a litre in extra tax since 2017 bringing the total fuel tax to 70 cents/litre. These tax hikes, particularly RUC, flow onto the cost of everything in Nelson with most goods like groceries trucked in. The Government should not be adding costs when households and businesses are hurting so much. A total of now $100 million per year is being taken in taxes and

RUC from Nelson and Tasman yet investment in our roads is at an all-time low. Labour canned National’s commitment in 2017 to fund and build the Southern Link. In 2019 they cancelled the $6 million quiet seal upgrade for SH6 in Atawhai and Stoke. $7 billion of nationwide roading projects were announced in January but nothing for Nelson or Tasman. We are paying more for less. This week also begins consultation on NZTA’s/NCC Nelson Future Access Project in yet another round of talks on how to connect Nelson’s city and port with the wider region. Our congestion problems will get worse

next month with the completion of the Princes Drive intersection and traffic lights on Waimea Road. The short term plan (to 2028) proposes nothing that will ease congestion and is focused on improving walking and cycling. It proposes road narrowing, higher city parking charges and lower speed limits. The long term plan looks at three options for the 2030s. Option 1 is TWO CLEARWAYS along the existing Waimea Road and Tahunanui Rocks Road route (cost $235m). It is awful for the hundreds of homes along both routes. Clearways did not work for SH1 north of Wellington causing many

to provide sufficient land as promised to new settlers.

Isaac Gibbs, brother of James Gibbs, arrived on the Bolton from Gravesend. Some of this land may have been along the west bank of the Motueka River near the

Golden Downs Golf Course. The road on that side of the river is called Gibbs Road. James named his farm Lone Oak Farm. He had planted an acorn that he had brought from England when he emigrated. The name was also a nod to Lonely Oak Farm in England where the two brothers had worked as tree fellers and agricultural labourers. Isaac named his property Southdown, with the hill behind the house known as Castle Hill. James was one of the pioneer settlers. His trustworthy character was valued by all who knew him. James died in 1892 and is buried in St John’s Church cemetery, Wakefield, along with Charlotte who died in 1899. Isaac died in 1903 after a long illness, he was one of Wakefield’s oldest settlers. His wife Mary Anne had died in 1884. They are also buried in the Wakefield cemetery.

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accidents and fatalities and is why they are now building Transmission Gully. Option 2 involves FOUR LANING THE COASTAL ROUTE from Annesbrook through Tahunanui to the Port (cost $520m). This option ruins Nelson’s beautiful waterfront, has significant impacts on heritage and is bad for Tahunanui and its beach. Option 3 is an INLAND ROUTE (was called the Southern Link) along the Railway Reserve and St Vincent Street (cost $205m). It includes connections between St Vincent Street and the city, has smooth quiet seal and noise walls, maintains the cycleway and walk-

way and proposes designing a new urban village for Victory. This option costs the least, best enables Rocks Road to become a coastal boulevard for cycling and walking, is the shortest route, poses the least disruption to homes and schools and is the most resilient to climate change. This report is helpful in highlighting that Nelson’s only practical long term transport plan is progressing this inland route. The tragedy for Nelson is deferring it until 2035. Nelson City will continue to lose business, retailing and jobs to Richmond until it is built. We need to get on with it. Advt.

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Waimea takes a beating on the court Aimee Berkett Waimea College Senior A boys took on their Nelson equivalent in Friday night’s basketball. The Nelson boys came out fighting, wanting to prove their place at the Waimea College home game. They did just that. Waimea struggled to defend against Nelson’s strong offence, ending the first half with Nelson up 51-23. Waimea continued to fight hard but couldn’t dig deep enough to bring it back, resulting in Nelson winning 98-62. Waimea coach Phill Jones said

that Waimea let the Nelson team do what they wanted for parts of the game. “When you lose by almost 40 points it’s hard to be impressed by a lot, but I thought there were patches where we definitely tried very hard”. Phill was pleased with how James Ranson performed throughout the game. “It can be hard to pinpoint what went well and what went wrong in the game” There are no South Island Championships for basketball this year, being cancelled due to the Covid-19 outbreak. Waimea College Boys are aim-

ing to make it to the New Zealand Nationals tournament in October, but they must compete against all the teams in the Tasman region to gain a spot in the tournament. Phill says that this game will not impact the rest of the season and they will “keep building to the one game that counts”. Since coming back from the 6-week break, Phill says, “A few boys come back a bit out of shape, but I definitely think they are starting to get there”. Phil says the plan moving forward is “Practice, Practice, Practice”

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Sione Havili, Alex Elnino Palaimino and Alex Ainley who all played well for Wanderers in the28-15 victory over Stoke at Greenmeadows on Saturday. Photo: Supplied. Wanderers players trapped the Stoke fullback and regained possession before sending Lockwood free and earn a 18-15 advantage on the scoreboard. Wanderers’ smarter attitude and commitment to the team plan discussed at the break, was rewarded with an excellent team try to Fletcher Matthews when the Blue and Gold’s had been reduced to 14 men following a yellow card to Tone Vaka. This was a huge psychological blow struck and took Wanderers into the lead 23-15. Wanderers’ ability to break out from deep was again a key to a final try right on fulltime to centre Elnino Peniamina. Gabba de Kock led his pack manfully, ably supported by every player who did their job

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Kelly Wells, Acupuncturist speaking on “Treating Endometriosis”. Wednesday 15 July 7.30pm Contour Roofing (upstairs) 41 Venice Place, Stoke.All Welcome Info Ph 5441724 astRONOMY: Astronomy Section, Nelson Science Society, meets Thursday, 2 July, 7.30pm, Milton Building, Cawthron Institute, Milton St, Nelson. Members catch up and soapbox - observing activities during lockdown, and tips for buying a telescope. Light supper. All welcome, non-members gold coin donation. Hamish 0226760897. staRGaZiNG: Public viewing of the night sky, if the sky is clear, every Friday night, 7.30pm - 9.30pm, Cawthron Atkinson Observatory, Clifton Terrace School, Atawhai. View Jupiter and Saturn, and other objects, through telescopes. $5 cash koha per person, $15 families. Hamish 0226760897 BOwls MuRcHisON iNcORPORated, July 5th 2020 at 3p.m. at the clubrooms. RuMMicluB, RicHMONd seNiOR citiZeNs. Weekly play resumes Friday 3rd July at Wensley Church Hall at 1-3pm. NelsON electRONic ORGaN aNd keYBOaRd cluB meetings resume at Stoke School Hall on Saturday July 4th, starting at 1.30 pm. Everyone welcome. Enquiries please call Yvonne 545 0954. NelsON 50+ MiNi walkeRs July 7th, Kumaras. Meet 10am at Saltwater Baths. Ph. Denis, 545 7242. NelsON 50+walkiNG GROuP July 9th, Abel Tasman. Ph Lesley 548 0366.

cake decORatORs next meeting is on Saturday 4 July. We will be creating chocolate roses. Stoke Methodist Church Neale Avenue contact Desiree 0276302359 MeNZsHed waiMea - catering for the interests, health and well-being of men since 2010. Shed open Monday - Friday at the Richmond A&P Showgrounds. Inquiries: mens.shed. waimea@gmail.com 027 2820185. tHe NelsON astHMa sOcietY. BetteR BReatHiNG classes help you improve breathing through fitness. Two venues: Nelson, Reformed Church, Enner Glynn 1:00-2:30 every Wednesday during school terms; Motueka, Te Awhina Marae, 11:30-12:30 on 2nd and 4th Monday of each month. Plus our Better Breathing circuit at Richmond, Club Waimea, 10:00-11:00 every Tuesday during school terms. Contact Sue on 5441562 or asthma. nelson@xtra.co.nz or see our website for more information https:// nelsonasthma.co.nz/ RicHMONd cROquet cluB Come and join us at Lower Queen Street Richmond. Have fun, make new friends, learn a new skill. All welcome. Phone Kaye 021757468. Bi POlaR suPPORt GROuP Meets at 7pm, the first Thursday of the Month. Venue: The White House, 11 Wainui Street, Nelson. Supper Provided. Ph: Philip 5481757. RicHMONd liBRaRY eveNts: 1. Good crafternoon! Bring your craft project and work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials and lunch. Free. Richmond Library. Wednesdays,12.30pm-2.

5443315 (Sandra). Contact Robin 0275442518 FeeliNG sad, stRessed, dePRessed OR stuck? Call Life Linc 03 548 2400 or visit www.lifelinc.co.nz RicHMONd ladies FRieNdsHiP cluB: Ph Marion on 544 4833 or Joan on 544 1854. New tO NelsON? Join Nelson Newcomers Network & CAB for Coffee & Connections,. Call Jane 03 546 7681. NelsON NewBies & FRieNds, Ph: Clive 547 2725 Nde suPPORt GROuP Ph: 923 2127. eNGlisH cONveRsatiON GROuP Rachael Ph 02102686970. FOOd, is it a PROBleM FOR YOu? Overeaters Anonymous works. Ph 0226730237. All welcome alcOHOlics aNONYMOus. Want to stop drinking but can’t? Maybe we can help. Support meetings every day. Call 0800aaworks 0800 229 6757. FRieNds sOcial cluB for solo women & men 50+ to join for outings weekly/fortnightly . Ph Rose 0211283405 Have YOu eveR tHOuGHt OF BecOMiNG a vOluNteeR? Check out our website www.volunteernelson.org.nz Ph. 546 7681. caNceRsOciReY suPPORt GROuPs: Colorectal Cancer Support Group, Breast Cancer Support Group, Survivors and Thrivers, Mindfulness & Relaxation Register 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz

pm. 2. tiny tots, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, active movement and rhymes for pre-schoolers & their caregivers. Tuesdays 10-10.30am Children’s Area, Richmond Library during term time. waiMea cOMBiNed FRieNdsHiP cluB: Interested in making new female or male friends of a similar age and interests? We invite you to monthly meetings, 3rd Thursday 9.45am at Hope Church Ranzau Rd with interesting speakers, outings & group activities, Ph Claude 5447828 or 0211341013 for information. POtteRY classes are up and running again. New classes starting soon at Craft Potters Clubrooms, 202 Ranzau Road, Hope. See our website for details www.craftpotters..nz RicHMONd welcOMe GROuP Like to make some new friends. Come along and have a coffee and chat on the 1st & 3rd Thursday of each month with a friendly group of people, at Happyz Cafe, Bateup Rd. All welcome. Ph: Glenys 265 5318 NelsON Male vOice cHOiR invites keen male singers to join us at rehearsals at the Reformed Church Nelson, Enner Glynn, Nelson Monday evenings at 6.45 pm from June 8th. Contact John Foes-Lamb on 03 544 3131 for more details. RicHMONd seNiOR citiZeNs caRds (500) Tuesdays & Thursdays 1.30pm-4pm Waimea Lounge, A&P Showgrounds. $2 entry. Prizes. Afternoon tea. Unlimited parking. Enquiries ph 5445563. RicHMONd cReative FiBRe Ph:

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Store Manager • Unique and thriving country store • Loyal customer following • F/T Sunday to Thursday with some flexibility Eyebright Country Store has aptly been called a country department store because of the wide product range - a wool store, dried flowers, silk flowers, gifts and décor, clothing, toiletries, condiments and, for three months, the Christmas store for the whole Nelson Tasman region. The store is set in beautiful gardens with a guinea pig village and coffee cart making the experience of visiting special and loved by many. It is open 7 days a week. We are seeking a Store Manager who will report to the GM and take responsibility for the smooth running of the store. Key requirements are sales and customer service, leading a small committed team (which swells before Xmas), purchasing and dealing with suppliers, store design and choreographing creating a special store experience to delight and exceed the expectations of their customers. Our ideal candidate will have been in customer service roles in the past and have a strong ethos of excellent customer service, have had team leadership experience and preferably solid experience in purchasing and store display. This is a wonderful opportunity to bring your creative skills, talents and flair to build on and enhance this successful operation and have heaps of fun along the way. If this is of interest and you’d like to know more or request a JD, please contact Judy on 027 439 4325. Apply by emailing your CV and cover letter to judy@fanselowconsulting.co.nz by 15 July 2020.

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HOP TRAINING TEAM LEADER Tapawera area Experienced supervisor required for training of hop bines, mid-September to late December. Successful applicant will be expected to lead by example. The successful applicant should have: Experience in training hops and excellent organisation and planning skills, knowledge of training requirements of different hop varieties, effective crosscultural communication skills. Must be able to supervise field staff and liaise with the farm manager. Must have the ability to train and lead a team in a positive manner, proven supervisory and leadership experience. Should be competent with computer and information technology. Please submit your application to hratnzhopfarm@gmail.com

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Cash paid for old wristwatches. Scrap gold & Silver. Old coins & Jewellery. Vintage / quality tools. Military & Firearms items. General antiques. Also buying estate & shed items. Collection & downsizing. Ph Tim Gladstone. T&B Vintage 0800 653 935 or 548 5235.

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Working professional requires stand alone, unfurnished 1-2 bedroom home either urban or rural outlook. Must be in quiet location and wanted to buy cat friendly. References available. Please phone $$$ Cash Paid $$$ Tools or text Liz on 021 031 Shed Gear Collectables. 9386. All Hand Tools. Modern, vintage & antique. Also antiques fishing gear, records, books, vintage toys & Antiques, Art, Collectigames. NZ pictures & bles, 6 Rooms, Huge postcards. Plus much stock inc recent estate more. Large or Small lots. Buy, Sell ,Value. lots. Estates & DownsizWarning - If selling, safeing. Ph. Steve Lawson ly make sure (for your 538 0020 or 027 538 own protection) that the 0020 (Nelson Based) buyer has a physical address & not just a phone agm or email! Souchebys Antiques, 75 Gladstone Rd, Richmond. Mon - Sat. Ph 03 544 0723 www.an tiquesnewzealand.co.nz

We need a delivery person to deliver the Waimea Weekly, and at least 2 other publications, every Wednesday morning to the Central Business District (CBD) of Richmond. You need to be friendly, reliable (turn up each Wednesday in rain, hail or shine), and be able to walk safely around the CBD. If you are interested in applying or finding out more, please email accounts@waimeaweekly.co.nz

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Young couple moving to the Tasman area seek modest rental accommodation, on a monthly or weekly basis, from September while they locate a rural property to purchase. Ideally a furnished sleepout, cottage or farm bach with facilities. If you have what we’re looking for please call Rosie on 544 3228 or 027 204 4236

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WATER PERMIT FOR SALE BY TENDER (PART OF AN EXISTING WATER PERMIT) Wai-iti Dam Service Zone

The current holder of a water permit seeks expressions of interest for the sale of part of an existing water take. The amount of water available is up to 13,000 cubic metres per week (approximately 40 hectares). Please email your interest in submitting a tender for the transfer of part of this existing water take entitlement to chris@royds.co.nz or phone 03 539 0122 during business hours. A Resource Consent application will be required to transfer part of an existing water permit.

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Gwendoline Barbara

(86) Passed away on Friday 26 June at Oakwoods Hospital. She was caring, supporting and loving to her late husband Graeme, daughters Leigh and Kay, grandson Hayden, his wife Francine and great grandchildren Vinne, Louella and Carlos. Her sweet soul and gentle nature will be missed by everyone. “The best thing to hold onto in life is each other” - Audrey Hepburn

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Colin William

Peacefully surrounded by his loving family at Tasman Rest Home on Thursday 25 June, 2020; aged 73 years. Dearly loved partner of Maxine for 43 years. Loved father of Emily, and William. Courageous and tenacious until the end, our favourite and most special man is finally free. Colin’s family wish to thank the amazing staff at Alexandra Hospital and Tasman Rest Home for their care and support. Service details will be advised in the Nelson Mail on Wednesday 1 July. In lieu of flowers donations to Alzheimers New Zealand online at www. alzheimers.org.nz or may be left at the service.

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Peacefully but unexpectedly at home in Motueka on 25 June, 2020; aged 48 years. Dearly loved son of Patricia. Son of Michael. Loved brother of Carla, Paul, Donna, Leana, Tina, Renee, and Kim. Best mates with John Harris. Danny was adored by all his family and friends. A service to celebrate Danny’s life will be held at the Motueka Memorial RSA, 49 High Street, Motueka on Wednesday 1 July at 1pm, followed by private cremation. In lieu of flowers donations to Nikau House are appreciated and may be left at the service.

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WinTERBURn Geoffrey Roy

Passed away peacefully after a long illness. Dearly loved husband of Betty for 63 years. Loved father and father-in-law of Darryl and Barbara, Gary (deceased), John and Nichola, Gordon and Vicki, Kelvin and Jane, Sharleen and Grant. Loved uncle of Raewyn and Peter. Loved Pop/Grandad of all his grandchildren and great grandchildren. A private family service has been held.

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