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A disgusting act of animal cruelty Phillip Rollo has left someone’s pet cat with Reporter only three legs, as it crawled for editorial@waimeaweekly.co.nz shelter with an illegal gin trap clamped through its front left ther the cat was going to be put paw. to sleep or there was going to be The neutered male tabby cat was an amputation, and we’ve taken a discovered at the decision as a society edge of the Hope to help the animal.”

School field last Andy says gin month and Nelson traps are illegal and SPCA animal welshouldn’t be used at fare officer Andy all, and the location Rolfe admits there of the trap, which was a chance the aniwas near a school, mal could have been was concerning to put down, before the SPCA. “It’s two the final decision fold really. The fact was made to amputhat people are still tate the leg instead. using illegal traps be“It’s dragged itself cause they can cause towards the buildall sorts of damage ing because animals A cat caught in a gin to animals and there tend to go for cover trap lost its leg. are plenty of people when they’re injured,” says Andy. that walk dogs along that area.

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And for Garin College students there was no party larger than Saturday night’s school ball, which has been labelled as a year highlight by one of the students on its organising committee.

The Great Gastby-themed ball had all the glitz and glamour of the 2013 film. Student Clare Sanders says it was a great evening enjoyed by all.

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Pet cat caught in gin trap Google sends tramper FROM PAGE 1 There’s always a chance a child could potentially come across it and cause some damage. It is my belief that the person who has set this type of trap has acted with complete disregard for safety of animals and has certainly acted illegally by setting the trap.”

Hope School principal David Pritchard believed the cat had travelled some distance before getting onto the school grounds but says the findings were “not flash” for a

school. “They’re illegal for a start.

Thank goodness it happened on the weekend. It wouldn’t have been flash if it was found during school time.”

The owner of the cat and the owner of the trap are yet to be indentified and Andy was hoping to hear from both parties, although that task can be difficult. The cat will be taken to the SPCA this week while the search for the owner continues. It has to learn to walk again and has broken teeth from trying to chew its way out of the trap.

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Internet giant Google is taking Google Street View off road on the Abel Tasman Coast Track before continuing onwards to the Heaphy Track. The Department of Conservation says its pleased to be working with Google to bring the Great Walks to life on the web. “This is the first time this technology has been seen in New Zealand and DOC

is really pleased to welcome Google Street View and the Street View Trekker on the Abel Tasman Coast Track”, says DOC’s Rudy Tetteroo.

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Bars to close at 1.30am, ‘too harsh’ A proposal to close all bars in Tasman by 1.30am has bar owners fuming with one saying it could cost him 20 per cent of his trade.

Tasman District Council – like all councils around New Zealand – have been working with stakeholders to develop a local alcohol policy after the responsibility was handed to them by central government last year.

TDC’s draft policy was released in July and submissions on it close at the end of the month.

It states that bars should close at 1.30am, unless they’re in a residential area, then they must stop serving alcohol at 11pm.

The policy would also mean restaurants would have to stop serving at 12 midnight.

Currently, some bars in Tasman are licensed to 3am.

Richmond’s Star & Garter owner Tony Crosbie, who also owns two pubs in Motueka, believes he will lose up to 20 per cent of his trade if the policy comes into effect.

Tony, who is also an executive member of the hospitality association, has already collected 100 submissions backing his views. “I might be the last bar to finish but we have a very good relationship with taxis and at 1:30am there will

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Star & Garter on Queen St, will have to close at 1.30am if a proposed alcohol policy is introduced. be more issues if we’re forcing duced in Nelson’s nightclubs. people out onto the street. At The industry rejected all of the 3am they’re slowly diminish- recommended changes. ing at their own will. Because Hospitality Association reI’m the only bar open we keep gional manager Jeanette Swift them in a safe environment says the plan punishes business until they’re ready to go home, owners and the “vast majority” but at 1:30am they’re not ready of those who drink responsibly. to go home.”

“Let’s look where the harm reHe says he has had no prob- ally is and look at some measlems and no penalties arising ures to solve that. Don’t pefrom alcohol-related harm at nalise the licensed premises. the Star since buying it two There’s more harm caused with years ago. “I’m a capable op- unsupervised drinking than erator with 25 years in the in- there is at licensed premises.” dustry and I believe I should be Tony says the real issue is able to hold my existing rights. around people drinking at I don’t want any more, I just home or on the street and the want what I’ve currently got.” proposed changes will only inLast week representatives of crease that. the hospitality industry met He also says the changes will to discuss the changes, which mean no more live music at the would also see suburban bars venue and sponsorship of loin Nelson close at 1am and a cal clubs like Waimea Old Boys one-way door policy intro- would be in jeopardy.

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MISSING MAN: Police are seeking sightings of a West Coast man who has been reported missing. Andrew Ross White, aged 55, from Karamea was last seen entering the Heaphy Track from the Takaka end on August 6. Mr White is European, about 175cm tall, of thin build with grey hair and balding on top. He wears blueframed glasses and was likely to be wearing a baseball cap. Police would like to speak with anyone who has been on the Heaphy Track since 6 August and anyone who may have seen or spoken with Mr White, either in Takaka or elsewhere.

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editorial@waimeaweekly.co.nz Another building deemed to be earthquake prone will be brought down.

The two storey former Network Tasman building on Queen St, which is still owned by the company but was being leased by engineering firm Montgomery Watson, is already being dismantled, while the three storey building next door will undergo a structural upgrade.

A Network Tasman spokesperson says an assessment was completed early last year and the results concluded that it only met 16 per cent of the new national building standard. It appears likely that a new building will replace the existing one.

“From that assessment it was determined it had to come down. It’s a 1937 building and the cost of strengthening it versus the cost of a new development were not similar but it was felt that it was better to wait for a new tenant in a new building,”

A building owned by Network Tasman will be brought down before the middle of September. Photo: Phillip Rollo. the spokesperson says. “Buildings have a life span like anything else and it does have its cost, there’s no doubt about that.”

The demolition process is likely to take another month.

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building before moving out to Hope in 2005.

The three storey building was not brought down as strengething it is more financially viable. “So it all depends on the engineering of them.”

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Kempthorne has four challengers Nominations have closed for this year’s Tasman District Council elections and there were few late surprises.

Mayor Richard Kempthorne will campaign against four other contestants in the mayoral race while a late surge in Richmond means eight will contest just four seats.

In the Waimea-Moutere ward the three incumbents won’t need to worry about campaigning, as they were the only three nominees and are assured to win back their seats. In Lakes-Murchison Stuart Bryant will face a fight for his seat with Glenhope resident Sue Wilson standing against him.

But the major focus of the election will be in the Richmond ward and for mayor where crowded fields should make the campaign interesting.

In Richmond, incumbents Judene Edgar and Zane Mirfin will stand alongside former councillors Michael Higgins and Gordon Currie, former Nelson City councillor Alan Turley, Janine Pugh, Mark Greening, and John Cumpstone.

Mayor Richard Kempthorne has been in the top job for two terms and the crowded field may just help him win a third. His strongest challenger at this stage appears to

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andrew@nelsonweekly.co.nz be current Richmond councillor Kit Maling with Maxwell Clark, Gary Watson and Steve Richards the remaining candidates.

Kit signalled his intention to stand months ago and has already put in a lot of ground work, door knocking across the district.

Maxwell has battled the council over the land valuations at Lower Queen St, where he owns property, and will need to channel

that passion into other issues to be a serious contender. Gary Watson’s nomination raised a few eyebrows after standing and failing four times for mayor of Nelson. The Ruby Bay man and owner of Mainland TV will need to convince voters his push for Tasman mayor isn’t a case of second best.

Steve Richards owns the Jester Cafe in Ruby Bay and is a former member of the McGillicuddy Serious Party. He will be considered a long-shot to win come October. Voting packs for the elections will be sent to each home from September 20 with voting closing on October 12.

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Sheila Scott was cycling with some friends from Richmond to Stoke last week when she saw what looked like a healthy cannabis plant, fresh out of its pot and with a water gauge still stuck in the dirt around the plant. She says she couldn’t believe it. “At the time we thought ‘we should take a photo of this because it’s just unbelievable’. You don’t just go out for a ride and come across that on the cycleway.”

She says the plant was around a metre high and half as wide. She says she recognised it straight away after her years working as a police officer.

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When the police picked it up they confirmed it was indeed a cannabis plant and destroyed it. “I’m sure someone will be pissed off because they’re missing it but we just couldn’t leave it there,” she says.

Finding a plant while cycling wasn’t a huge surprise to Sheila, but finding one on the main highway certainly was. “You’d expect it if you were biking up in the mountains and saw one but you don’t expect it on Nelson’s main cycleway do you?”

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I live in a neighbourhood where every one looks after each other.

We share for the good of all, different activities, food, plants or time. A working bee collected, cut, split and delivered my firewood. We have a recycling news paper read by four to five different neighbours. I put rubbish in my neighbours bin, they use my freezer. I make yummy cakes, my three old sheep get shorn. We have our own biking handyman, and a very special 85 year old

young mum, who is mum to all.

Over summer one neighbour shares their kayaks, and as a group we converse at a swimming hole where we relax, laugh, and soak the problems of the world away. We have barbies and birthday teas. The little things they say and do makes you feel special, but mostly its a great feeling knowing friends are always there looking out for you.

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I tell my children to be grateful for the meals put in front of them and they moan and wish they had something other that what’s on their plate. But my son Timo got onto a band-wagon about earning money. He began weeding gardens, filling in potholes, slashing gorse, selling cones. No one knew what he wanted the money for, but he earned a total of $130.

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Police chase leads on nude biker Police are seeking information from the public in relation to a man doing an indecent act on the Brightwater cycleway.

Police received a report last week of a male on a motorbike who indecently exposed himself to two women cyclists about 5.45pm on the stretch of cycleway between Pugh and Bryant roads.

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Hospital supplies sent to Pacific A container load of used and repaired hospital equipment is heading out of Nelson and in to Aitutaki in the Cook Islands.

An initative set up by the South Pacific Hospital Trust, who have been sending hospital equipment away since 2004, enabled used and unneeded supplies to be sourced from around the Top of the South.

Graham Gardiner, a spokesperson for the trust, says the equipment will be used at six school dental clinics in Aitutaki. “Particularly they were after dental clinics. It’s amazing [the amount we’ve been able to source]. A lot of this has come from the DHB and rest homes,” he says.

Because a lot of the equipment is used, it of-

ten needs repairing, which is all done during a Thursday working bee every week by people in the community. “It’s really a community based project. We just do it as the need requires and a few years ago we did three shipments in the same year. “ Richmond Rotary Club was helping finance the Nelson to Auckland leg of the shipping while a handful of other businesses had helped support the effort, including Lift and Shift who are transporting the containers from Richmond to the port and West Meat and New World Stoke donating food for the after function while the Nelson Tongan Boys Kava Cub also contributed during the packing.

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Having a par ty/event/func tion? Call our photographer 544 9037 or 027 532 6461 Sue and Kevin Cross from Haven Realty with Waimea Weekly’s Janina Ewing, centre.

Sue and Harry Hone at the Henley Kindergarten quiz night on Friday night.

Liz and Nigel Massey at the Sprig & Fern Brightwater on Friday night.

Anna Thomas and Barb Clark at Speight’s Ale House.

Diane, Jo, Sue, Vanessa and Mandy at the Henley Kindergarten quiz.

Paul Brockie and Judene Edgar at the Speight’s Ale House on Friday.

Peter and Carmel Brown at the Sprig & Fern Brightwater on Friday night.

This week we visited the Speight’s Ale House on Friday night for a get together with the Waimea Weekly tipping competition entrants from the Super Rugby season.

We also attended the Henley Kindergarten quiz night and the Brightwater Sprig and Fern on Friday as well.

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Cook book recipes still flowing in

They say the way to our hearts is definitely through our stomachs and that couldn’t be more true for Nelsonians says Richmond Mall manager Belinda de Clercq who has been overwhelmed at the response to the mall’s recipe search.

She says the amount of nostalgia, sentiment and great photos that have accompanied recipe entries into the 40th anniversary celebration book has been amazing and proves that family and food go hand in hand.

While the search is on for all recipes, Belinda says it could almost be the search for Nelson’s sweetest tooth with the amount of entries into desserts, sweets and party food but there has been a great mix of mains, sauces and drinks too.

“The response has been amazing, and we encourage the public to keep them coming.”

Any entry handed in before next Friday will also go in the draw to win a food processor, which has been kindly donat-

Wednesday July 24 Detonate Youth, a youth group from Grace Church, is well on its way to making a trip to the Phillipines with fundraising efforts going extremely well.

The group will visit their sponsor child in the village of Cbu, and have held several events to help raise the money to get there. A holiday programme, childrens market day and a quiz night that featured in the Waimea Weekly, have so far contributed more than $4,500 to the cause. While the group is fundraising for the trip, the majority of the money donated will actually be used for on the ground work, with the members paying for flights under their own steam.

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Wednesday May 8 Nelson’s most romantic couple, Lara Conyers and Sam Harris, as voted for by the public in the Jens Hansen Love Stories competition, are now officially and happily engaged. The couple featured in Waimea Weekly several months ago after winning the competition and cashed in on their contest prize last week with a trip to the Jens Hansen workshop to pick out a diamond ring.

Wednesday March 20 Members of a 1950s champion marching group the Tamerlanes, who were reunited after featuring in the Waimea Weekly, are winding up their reunion year nicely and are back to their old tricks, with local members about to take part in a South Island marching event down in Dunedin. The members will march as part of the local marching group the Grosevnor Golden Girls.

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Property insights How P-Labs affect you All prospective house buyers or rental property owners should be aware of the risks associated with P-Labs.

Steve Williams, General Manager NZ Drug Detection agency (Nelson Branch), was kind enough to speak to a group of local real estate people last week.

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He explained the police and local authority involvement, the clean up process and most importantly the dangers involved with living in a house that has been used as a P-lab, which has not been professionally cleaned.

Seminar notes on this subject are available from our office.

Graham Caradus, Environment Health Coordinator Tasman District Council, explained the

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Shooting a crime scene He used to run a small commercial photography business, focusing on the “pretty stuff ” in life; glamour, fashion, weddings, the list goes on. But now Rob Sorensen’s subjects involve dead bodies, victims of assault and fatal car accidents.

Rob is the only full-time forensic photographer for Nelson Police and is one of just 50 nationwide – and it’s certainly not a job for the faint of heart, something he even admits himself.

“Some people say ‘oh I’d love to be a forensic photographer’ but in reality they probably wouldn’t,” says Rob. “Homicides can be quite horrific but it’s not just the scene but the mortuary process afterwards, photographing the entire procedure. If they’ve got a lot of injuries well you have to photograph all of them. But you can’t take it home, you have to be able to let it go and you can’t be emotionally involved.”

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“With your own stuff you have license moved before take off.

“You’re flying into an area where you know an aircraft has gone down but you don’t know why and it messes with your mind. It’s crashed and burned and now you’re flying in to the same area with no doors on.”

Rob attends around 1300 forensic jobs a year right across the Top of the South, ranging from graffiti to murders, but says the hardest one to forget was a home invasion where the victim was stabbed 12 times, but still survived.

“There was blood everywhere, he ran through the home trying to get away from his attackers and there were just massive, massive amounts of blood. I went to see him two days later and he was up in bed talking, and two days after that I saw him walking in the street.

I have been to jobs where people have died from one stab wound and here he was stabbed numerous times and being up and about. I certainly remember that.”

But it’s not just the images he sees and the things he smells which make being a forensic photographer a difficult job to stomach, the hours can be extremely long.

While people might call it one of those Rob Sorensen is the only full-time forensic photogra- jobs that ‘someone has to do’, Rob pher for Nelson Police and there isn’t much he hasn’t couldn’t think of doing anything else.

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Two local businesses have rallied together to support a local couple that missed out on a solar water heating system when the company sponsoring the prize went under.

Rowan Dron Electrical, which is based in Brightwater, stepped in to help the couple with the support of Active Electrical Suppliers, after JDT Build was placed in liqui-

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Rowan Dron, who was told about the couple’s predicament by a friend, decided to supply a new solar power system saying people are often “short changed” in life. “I know what it’s like when people don’t honour their word and I felt like they’ve had a rough deal. We’re a Nelson company and

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The prize was originally won at a home and garden show in 2011 and was intended to be used on their new house that was about to be built.

The system has been installed already and will be used once the build is complete.

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The Vast Dance Festival was created last year to showcase what is happening in dance education both curricular and extra-curricular.

Waimea College arts coordinator Pauline Farley says there will be “all sorts” of dancing at the event, ranging from Pacific Island themed dancing through to traditional ballet and jazz.

“There’s hip-hop, contemporary, everything.

This has been their class project for the last term really, working on pieces and a lot they have choreographed themselves,” she says.

Pauline says the standard is extremely high and recommends the public to check out the variety that all of the schools will be showcasing with 25 dancers taking part in total.

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Students from Henley Kindergarten recently raised enough money to purchase a new microwave for the children’s ward at Nelson Hospital. The money was raised at a pyjama day held at the kindergarten. Two nurses attended a presentation last week where teachers of the kindergarten handed it over to the hospital.

Councillor Judene Edgar gives Hospice ambassador Colleen Marshall her $500 Waimea Weekly advertising voucher.

Top tipper gives prize to charity

Councillor Judene Edgar has given her rugby tipping prize to the Nelson Hospice. Judene, who beat a host of local business people in a competition where each entrant had to guess the winner of every Super 15 fixture, says she always intended to give the prize to charity if she had won.

The prize, which is $500 worth of free advertising in Waimea Weekly will now be used by Nelson Hospice, even though local body elections are coming up. “When I first entered I did make a vow that if I won I’d donate the voucher to charity and despite the timing where I will be paying for advertising I wanted to stay true to that,” she says. “The Hospice touches everyone’s lives and they have huge funding shortfalls and need a lot of significant contributions from the public.”

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You’re invited to sing

Men in Accord are a relaxed and friendly men’s a-cappella, barbershop, four part harmony chorus, based in the Nelson and Tasman area.

Their current members are from all walks of life and professions; they even have a singing policeman!

They rehearse most Tuesday nights at Club Waimea starting at 7pm and give a warm welcome to all men who have an interest in singing four part harmony. They encourage anyone to come along and join them. You’ll be invited to sing with them; however, doing so is not a requirement. If you’d prefer to just listen, that’s fine too Men in Accord rehearsals are friendly and fun and usually start with a few vocal warm-ups and then are generally focused on learning new songs or improving performance of the existing repertoire. The rehearsals can also be tailored to suit newcomers.

Men in Accord are lucky to have a number of experienced members with good musical knowledge who pass on valuable techniques

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The practise evening is capped off by relaxing in the Club Waimea lounge with a drink and (of course) a song.

So come along on a Tuesday evening and experience for just how much fun singing can be.

For further information about Men in Accord and what barbershop music is all about, please visit www.men-in-accord.groupanizer.com Men in Accord are happy to perform at both public and private events. To check out availability, please feel free to contact them via their website.

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Bill McCallum, winner of the Brownie Cup for the best performer in the Club Waimea Super 15 rugby section competition, with club president Jan Phipps, Bill McCallum, Ivan Reed and Gary Brown.

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The joint winners of the Club Waimea Super 15 Rugby section competition Bob Oldham and Bill McCallum with Club Waimea President Jan Phipps.

Members’ Draw On July 18, a $1000 prize was up for grabs, but stayed put when member No.823 was not present to claim it.

On July 25, member No.1263 missed out on a $1100 prize.

On August 1, member No.289 left a $1200 prize unclaimed.

On August 8, member No.1646 missed out on a $1300 prize.

On August 15, member No.162 failed to claim a $1400 prize.

The next draw will be held this Thursday, August 22 and the prize will be $1500. Could it be yours?

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CUS ON WAKEFIELD Check mate

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Wakefield School Principal, Peter Verstappen gives chess competitors some strategy tips at the start of a lunchtime competition.

Wakefield School students competed in a school chess tournament a few weeks ago in order to choose a team for the inter-school tournament, which took place on August 8 at Nayland School.

The inter-school tournament was extremely successful with the students all playing six games each. There were about 150 children in total from around the area that took part in the tournament and Wakefield School was placed third overall.

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Sports coordinator, Kathy Ameen, says, “The Grasshoppers tennis programme is also great for helping develop upper body strength and agility as well as improving eye-hand co-ordination.”

Ngarie Calder is the tennis coach. She is part of the Wakefield Tennis Club. Ngarie has been teaching tennis for over 10 years.

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CUS ON WAKEFIELD Go yellow for Daffodil Day

Don’t forget Daffodil Day is next Friday, August 30. Dress in something yellow and carry your gold donations in your pockets for this fundraiser and awareness day. The Cancer Society will be holding a stall in the village

and donations of produce, baking and preserves are encouraged. Donations for the stall can be left at Wakefield School on Friday morning where they will be collected. All funds from Wakefield will remain in the region.

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$ the jar?’, a library scavenger hunt and ‘match the book to the staff member’. On Thursday night the school held a ‘bedtime stories with a special guest’ event and on Friday, a parade took place where everyone dressed up as their favourite book character.

Kacey McNamara, Sarah Ducray, Jessica Taylor Wakefield school librarian Kathy Ameen says, Wakefield School “The whole week is centred around reading and Wakefield school recently celebrated ‘Book the wonderful world that reading and books Week’, and students were able to explore the can open up to all.” There was also a Scholasworld of books. A lot of interesting competi- tic book fair with fiction and non-fiction book tions were held, and many wonderful prizes displays and the opportunity to purchase books were won. Competitions included, guessing as well. The theme for the Book Fair was ‘Story the weight of a book, ‘how many lollies are in Lab and Science’.

Video Ezy on the move Video Ezy Wakefield has closed its doors, but just a few doors down in Brightwater owner Paul Doorman will soon reopen them. The decision to close the Wakefield premises wasn’t made lightly, but Paul has had to make the move in order to continue providing the area with their movie fix.

With the licence to supply residents from Hope through to Murchison, Paul decided the business would be better off in the middle of his catchment area, with a view to being more accessible, to more customers. While his loyal Wakefield customers won’t mind the five minute drive to

pick out their movies, there is some good news to sweeten the deal. Paul will be setting up a drop box in Wakefield Village, so that local customers can simply return their rentals there instead of going to Brightwater. Paul says he is happy to provide the service to make visiting Video Ezy in Brightwater more convenient. “I welcome all of my existing customers to visit me at the new store, and look forward to meeting more of the people in Brightwater and the surrounding area.”

Visit Paul at Video Ezy, now based in Brightwater in on the corner of the new HQ complex, Ellis St.

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Wakefield School children dressed up as their favourite book characters during book week.

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One of Tasman’s most well known sign writers is normally too busy helping other local businesses look at their image to think about his own, but Steve Foote has made a few changes and now his business has a brand new look of its own. They are now based out of a new premises on the main street of Brightwater.

While Footie Signs and Designs may be just a few doors down from its old home on Ellis St, shifting the business has been a welcome change, as it continues to grow from strength to strength with more locals putting their trust in Footie Signs than ever before. The business offers a range of sign writing services, from flat panel signs, ve-

hicles, business cards, logo design, vintage sign repairs, hand painted signs, banners, and more, with no job to big or too small for the team to take on.

The new shop can be found directly tucked behind the Loggers Shop, and is a great place to be doing business says Steve, who has been in the new spot for two months now. It’s warm, bright, with easy access car parking, and there is plenty of space for Gemma Reed, a new but familiar member of the team who is back on board, and Steve’s wife Lisa who frequently helps out with the business.

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NEW LOCATION 10/38 Ellis St, Brightwater

Above: Gemma Reed and Steve Foote of Footie Signs and Designs working on a full car wrap.

Right: The new Footie Signs & Designs behind the Loggers Shop in Brightwater. officially began six years ago, but for Steve the journey really began when he was still at school.

He was just 16 when he saw a sign writer hand painting a sign on a wall, and it has remained his inspiration for many years. “When I was at college, biking home from school one day, I saw a sign writer hand painting a wall. I was mesmerized and I thought ‘I want to do that’. At the time there weren’t any jobs, but I was still fascinated and I basically taught myself how to do it. Later on I made friends with a local sign writer who gave me an old brush and he sent me on my way.”

It is this commitment to quality that Footie Signs and Designs has built such a great name and reputation in the industry. The attention to detail and relationships Steve is able to build with each customer is what he prides himself on, so it is little wonder that around 70% of his customers are return clients.

Steve has even found a niche place in the market for supplying the forestry industry with safety signage, and is now a major supplier of team and work uniform apparel for a range of different industries. If you are a business owner who is thinking about branding, changing a logo or simply wants professional advice

on how to go about overhauling a company image, Footie Signs and Designs is a one stop shop that can take care of all of the above.

“We don’t just do flat panel signage.

Clothing is big part of the business, point of sale material, pull up banners, forestry machinery. A huge part of the business is safety signage for the logging and engineering industry. And I’m quite proud of that fact. But we can do anything from car wraps, kids motorbike graphics, for sale signs, anything.”

Now that they are well and truly moved in to their new home, if you haven’t called in to Footie Signs and Designs at their new home, new and existing customers are invited to call in, say hello and check out the new space. You can find it at 10/38 Ellis St, directly behind the Loggers Shop in Brightwater.

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Focus on Farming & RURAL LIFESTYLE For excellence in fencing, talk to Max Fencing, Nelsons leading fencing contractors.

Max Fencing has operated across the Nelson district for 28 years and specialises in all areas of quality fencing, including agricultural and stock fencing, lifestyle blocks, stock yards, residential fencing, safety and security fencing, retaining walls, tennis courts, piles and post driving.

Landscaping services are also available as required, and all work is carried out using modern equipment, quality materials and proven

methods. All quoting and advice is free and with no obligation. For a reputation that guarantees satisfaction and a job done right the first time, talk to Matt Thompson, owner and operator at Max Fencing.

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Saddlery Warehouse can help keep you and your four legged friend’s warm and dry while out on the farm.

They also have an extensive veterinary range at the best prices in town They can help you weave your way through the large range of products and find the best ones to suit your requirements.

For all of your stock supplies, visit Wakefield Trading at their new home on 65 Whitby Rd. From pets to poultry, sheep to horses the friendly team are the local one stop shop for all of your feed requirements.

Whatever size or animal, Wakefield Trading have you covered, big or small. Whether you need pea straw, barley straw, hay, maize, chaf , oats or sheep manure, Topflite bird products or Westerns farm foods, they have it all, and can even make specialty mixes for rabbits, guinea pigs or any other pet.

Wakefield Trading are also a local supplier of gardening supplies such as organic vegetable plants, fertilizers and potting mix. Call in and see the team Monday to Friday between 10am and 6pm, and Saturday 10am to 1pm.

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Focus on Farming & RURAL LIFESTYLE Waimea Drilling are your local, top of the south drilling spe- Their services cover dairy herds, trading stock, store stock and cialists, offering a comprehensive range of services from ex- more, covering all fields of the dairy sheep and beef farming cavation, exploration and the design and construction of top industry. quality water supply wells. Owner Woody has been meeting The beauty of CRT is the synergy between the livestock team the needs of famiand the local lies and businessrural farmers es since founding they work with, the company in offering a com1965 and has built plete package up a well known from Marlborreputation for beough to Nelson, ing the best in the Richmond to industry, with his the West Coast, proven experiand everywhere ence and experin between. tise constantly in Going forward demand. Woody into the upcomand his team of ing season they qualified experts; will be supWaimea Drilling are easily recognised by their fleet of classic work Brendan Higgins plying service vehicles, some have been around as long as the company has. and Shane Harbulls to farmers wood, construct for mating, and quality water supply wells and provide maintenance services will be looking for large numbers of store lambs. So for liveto our regions industrial, domestic, horticultural and agricul- stock trading advice, contract availability or any other questural industries. Their consistent approach to the installation tions you may have call your local CRT livestock agents, Alf and servicing of water wells, and unbeatable industry knowl- Kinzett and Simon Harris. edge means they are well placed to service all water supply solutions for the Nelson Tasman region.

Joe from Keene Contracting offers a range of contracting services to rural and residential customers throughout the NelCRT’s local livestock team offer a wealth of knowledge and son and Tasman regions. As an earthworks company, Keene expertise, making them the ideal choice to market your live- Contracting can provide high quality services, specialising stock. in a range of earthmoving projects such as: farm tracks, site, As CRT livestock representatives, Alf Kinzett and Simon Har- scrub and ditch clearing, driveways and retaining walls, rock ris are able to discuss all available options with you, so you get work and gravel supplies, post hole boring, swimming pools, the results you want. They have a great reputation for getting landscaping and house sites, rock the job done, and work hard to add value to the bottom line and concrete breaking. of local sheep, beef and dairy farmers in the top of the south. As an owner operated business,

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Keene Contracting offers a personal service where your project is completed from start to finish by the boss. Every job is done to a professional standard and you can be sure of efficient service along with helpful and friendly advice.

For more information on what Keene Contracting can offer or for a quote, please call Joe on 021 456 615 or email keene.climo@vodafone.co.nz.

Gordon Handy Machinery Limited are your one stop shop for quality parts, service and agricultural equipment in the Nelson area. As an authorised John Deere dealer they can offer you the best solution for your operation, whether it is a run-out 6230 Series tractor, a new 6M Series tractor or a 5 Series orchard/vineyard tractor. They also stock a full range of farm machinery from proven brands like Pottinger, Alpego, Giltrap, Hustler and Duncan, ensuring customers cultivation, feed-out, planting and harvesting needs are met. Their experienced Sales team will happily demonstrate the products on farm, and are supported by comprehensive Parts and Service departments, meaning customers get the best in back-up service and support. The official opening for their new premises at 70 Gladstone Road,

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If you live or work rurally, and rely on a water tank to run your home or business, talk to the team who are always on time, professional, and are fully licensed to give sound advice and service to your property. Tuffnell Plumbing can supply, service and repair all rural customer needs, from drainage, to water tank, to water well or pump, and everything in between.

Tuffnell Plumbing are the honest, reliable master plumbers and gasfitters that have serviced the Nelson region since 1915. The company has over 176 years of experience providing day to day residential and commercial plumbing, drainage and gas fitting services.

With a team of 12 experienced and expert staff Tuffnell Plumbing have built strong relationships within the community, among clients, consultants and suppliers and are the preferred plumbing, drainage and gasfitters for many businesses, schools and families throughout the Nelson region

Sport

WEDNESDAY 21 August 2013

Juniors tackle out of town talent Nelson’s top young tennis talent had to battle with plenty of out-of-towners in the Nelson Junior Winter Open over the weekend.

More than a third of the players were from out of Nelson, giving our local talent a run for their money. Luke InnesWalker stepped up to the play joining his brother Sam in the 10 boys, giving a brave performance as the only eight boys entry.

Sam Innes-Walker played the tournament of his life beating top seed Liam Adams in the quarters and winning the final against Finlay Emslie-Robson from Canterbury.

Marshall Hore, number two seed, played solid and well controlled tennis getting through to the play off for third and fourth losing to Oliver Molloy.

It was a Nelson final in the 10 year girls, with Farrah Richards beating Olivia Yankov-Reid. Despite second place, Olivia showed amazing form in her first ever tennis tournament. Ryan Mairs of Upper Moutere went down to the top seen in the first round then fought back, wining all his remaining games to take the 10 boys plate final.

His sister Nicole met Holly Mace in a hard hitting 14/16 girls final, both girls playing great tennis. Holly has gone from strength to strength over the past

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Sam Edens competes at the Junior Winter Tennis Open in Hope on Sunday morning. Photo: Phillip Rollo. ter finals. Jordan Berry, seeded sixth in months.

The 12 boys competition was dominat- the 12 girls, finished fourth. She had a ed by out of towners, with the strongest wonderful weekend playing great comlocal contestant being Corbin McFady- petitive tennis. Local boy Oscar Symons en who lost to the winner in the quar- won the 14 boys plate final.

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Waimea College

Under 15 Tournament Team 2013 The Golden Edge Waimea College under-15 rugby team will look to end its already successful season on another high note when it heads to Christchurch for a South Island co-educational tournament.

Waimea College has a strong history that this competition, winning in 2010 and being involved for the past ten years.

The tournament, which features close to 30 of the top co-ed schools in the South Island is seen as an important stepping stone onto the first XV not only for on the field development but learning to travel and play away from home.

Gus Shirley, the teacher in charge of the trip, says the fact the opposition also consists of co-ed schools, it’s a good indicator for the players to see where they are at on a South Island level. “It’s a great chance to test ourselves against

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They’re doing really well in the local competition, coming second and beating Marlborough Boys College just the other day, so they’re going pretty good.”

Waimea will play up to six games during the three day tournament and looking back at the team’s run over the past ten years Gus is confident that they will perform well again. “Generally we’ve been in the top four, but it is hard to say because there are 26 teams confirmed this year. Top

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four is definitelty the goal and anything after that will be a bonus. Because there are at least five games in three days it means we have to rely on the whole squad too.”

The Waimea College team will stay at the same accomodation that the first XV does when it travels to Christchurch for the Press Cup and Gus says this tournament experience will give the players a taste of what is to come if they carry on playing rugby at the school, especially when factoring in that most of the 2010 winning side now makes up the bulk of the first XV. “This is definitely a stepping stone for the first XV. It’s good for them to travel and see what it’s like when they’re away from home. They eat where the first XV eat, they’re kitted out in team jackets too so it all feels a bit more special to these players.”

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Waimea win in the rain

The inclement weather did not deter the Waimea Intermediate School Wahines in their Junior 2 game against Broadgreen Pines on Saturday at Saxton Courts.

Broadgreen previously had bragging rights with a narrow win in their last outing and the first quarter looked as if the game would go down to the wire when the teams could not be separated at the first break.

Waimea Intermediate looked hungry in the second quarter and “everything began to fall into place”.

Coach, Maree Holland says her girls have a great attitude and had improved so much during the season.

Waimea’s shooting has came along in leaps and bounds in the last three weeks and Saturday’s game was by far, their best team effort for the sea-

Carol Cook

Netball Reporter editorial@waimeaweekly.co.nz son. By half time Waimea Intermediate had a solid 10-5 lead as they established a better flow through court despite the hard work by Broadgreen’s Ashleigh van Staden and Jamie Harris.

Waimea’s game lifted in the second half when everything fell their way. Waimea’s transition was swift as they converted their hard fought turnover ball. Flo McIntyre made an immediate impact when she was introduced at centre for Waimea, she was the preverbal hunter for the mid court intercept (picking up three in third quarter) Flo ensured there was

a steady stream of ball into her goal shoot, Maddi Holland. Maddi had a stellar shooting game where returned commendable statistics.

Waimea’s circle defenders Hannah Twin and Emma Gordon proved to be a formidable lineup as they continued to apply pressure to Broadgreen’s shooters, Ashleigh Green and Hannah Batchelor. Ashleigh dominated the shooting circle and displayed a good understanding of the game.

Kim Brookman put in a sterling effort for Broadgreen – she was great on “D” in the first half at wing defence and fed her shooters intelligently when she went to wing attack in the second half.

The final score was a 29-11 win to Waimea Wahines.

Waimea Wahines wing attack Shaya Helem in action during Saturday’s game. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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The Richmond School rippa rugby team, representing Tasman, flew to Wellington to compete at a national competition over the weekend.

Rippa team back at nationals Richmond School’s rippa rugby team was off representing Tasman yet again at a national competition.

Richmond, who have now won the local competition three years running, were one of 20 teams competing at Wellington’s Wakefield Park this week for the annual Rippa Rugby Championship.

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uled games, the 20 teams came together for some planned informal games only to be surprised to find 20 All Blacks join them to take part in a variety of activities including a rippa kids against the All Blacks one-off game.

Richmond lost its quarter final after going through pool play with three wins and one loss.

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Waimea to take on defending champs Super Liquor Waimea Old Boys are one game closer to making it a club three-peat, beating Riwaka 10-7 in the division two semi final on Saturday, booking a spot in the final against defending champions Murchison.

With the division one side and the women’s team winning championships this year, Waimea Old Boys could complete a hat-trick of trophies if the team can get up in Murchison.

Team manager Brent Stewart, who took over the coaching reigns for the weekend, says his side is confident but is well aware of what Murchison possess. “We’re rapt to be here. It wasn’t a pretty semi final and we’re certainly focussed on the prize this weekend,” he says. “They’re a formidable side and they came out all guns blazing at the start so we’ll just have to combat the onslaught and block out the crowd. This is what we’ve been aiming for all year.”

Waimea Old Boys and Murchison finished just one point apart at the

Waimea flanker Hamish Ballagh takes a lineout throw in his side’s semi final win over Riwaka at Jubilee Park on Saturday.

Photo: Andrew Board.

top of the division two standings and head-to-head they have beaten each other once already this season.

“We are pretty well even matched but finals rugby is another step up.

We’ve got a lot of younger guys who haven’t played finals football before so we’ll have to rely on the experienced heads.”

With the senior A side and the women’s team both finished for the season Brent admits the banter has died down but the pressure was still there to be the third and final team to win a championship.

Another large crowd is expected for the clash with the entire Murchison town getting behind their rugby team, but Brent was hoping to get some more Waimea fans down there to cheer the visitors on. “We’re trying to put on a second bus for supporters if we can get the right numbers.”

To express interest in traveling to Murchison, contact club secretary Aleisha Hart on 027 600 0667.

Invitational side wins away Julia Law A Waimea Olds Boys invitational women’s team has managed to upstage a Cantebury side 55-7, capping off the season on another high note.

After only a couple of weeks of training the team which features Waimea Old Boys, Stoke and Riwaka players, headed off to

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Christchurch to play the Canterbury Metro Secondary Schools representative side.

Waimea started with a flourish as outstanding fullback Zoe Johnson scored a runaway within the first five minutes. As the game continued on, the weather closed in too but Waimea still continued to rack up points.

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count and Waimea found themselves playing with just 14 women at the end of the first half.

Canterbury Metro came out with all guns blazing in the second half, surprising Waimea and keeping them on defence for the first 10 minutes. However, slowly but surely the team rallied and began to gain territory and possession once more.

With some well placed kicks, domination in the line outs great running, Waimea Invitational finished the game with a comfortable win of 55-7. It was a great result and a great weekend was had by all. The players and management would like to extend a big thank you to all families, supporters and sponsors who played their part in making this trip possible.

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Waimea Tramping Club Sun 25 Aug, Elaine Bay to Penzance Bay, easy, ph Graham 5484756 or Jo 5447038. Sun 1 Sept, Wainui Hut circuit, moderate, Ph Maria 5418598 or Jo 5447038.

Wakefield Plunket Annual Family Portrait Fundraiser Saturday 7th September. Sittings only $15 & receive a beautiful 10”x13” portrait in colour or black & white. Please phone Donna on 541 8583 for more information or to arrange an appointment time.

Lee Valley Dam Meeting Appleby School Tues 3 Sept 7pm All TDC councillors & candidates for council are invited to give their views on the dam.

Come along & hear what they have to say Live well stay well group, Wakefield Village Hall Tues 27 Aug 9.45-11am. Health Advocate Laschelle Walker speaker “Your Rights as a Consumer of Health Services” Followed by walk around village. Cost $2, more info Ph 5419693 Dad’s Day Sat 31 Aug 10am-12 @ Nelson District Parent Centre, 107 Nile St. To celebrate Father’s Day, Lee Corlett will run a fun filled session for dads and their babies/ kids. Gold coin donation.

Bass Singers wanted to join our 45 voice, women’s barbershop choir. Nelson Bays Harmony rehearses every Thursday evening in Richmond. Carpools from Atawhai, Stoke, Nelson and Motueka.

Ph Jenny 0275444121, a/h 5474354 or visit nelsonharmony.org.nz Quilters. The Nelson Quilters Guild’s monthly meeting will be held at the Stoke School hall on the 24 Aug at 10am with a workday following at 11am-3pm.All interested quilters and beginners welcome. Ph Jackie on 5475607 for more info A.G.M. Tasman Tennis Club Sat 24 Aug 4pm at Clubrooms. Social tennis from 1pm Parish Fair Sat 12 Oct Wesley Centre 4 Wensley Rd, Richmond (opp TDC.) 8.30am – 12pm All the usual stalls. Enquiries Ph 5448394.

Help new refugees & migrants to the area learn

English for an hour or so a week. Next volunteer training starts 3 Sept. Contact English Language Partners 5394848 or ali.morton@englishlanguage. org.nz Appleby School Country Fair Sat 7 Sept 11am2pm Moutere Highway Lots of fun for the whole family-Animal nursery, digger rides, pony rides, bouncy castles, silent auction, plants, produce, clothing, books, white elephant, food stalls & live entertainment! Come & join us for a great day out Nelson Model Aero Club Indoor flying models.

Trafalgar Centre Sunday 1 Sept 9am-1pm Gold coin donation Messy Church fun, fellowship & food for all ages, at Holy Trinity Hall, Dorset St. Richmond on Sun Afternoon 25 Aug 4-6pm. Everyone welcome, bring food to share. Ph. Jude 5448254 Fundraiser Dance Sat 31 Aug, 7.30pm Garin College Gym Live Band - “Nine 95” - playing a mix of 50s-80s music (no heels please) $10 per ticket, ph.

Christina 0274880405, 5470405 BYO food, drink, glasses & gold coins for raffles etc Fundraising for St Francis of Assisi Earthquake Strengthening Badminton Nelson Open & Under19 South Island Tournament. All welcome to come & support our Nelson players. Starts 7pm Fri 30 & 9am Sat 31 Aug at Badminton Hall Gladstone Road, Richmond.

Music On Friday Sept 6, 10am at St. Davids church, Florence St, admission $4 includes morning tea all welcome. Program-Brahms violin concerto & double concerto with Leonard Bernstein and Vienna Philharmonic orchestra.

A.G.M First Years Richmond Inc. Tues 24 Sept 7pm in Centre Board Room Agenda: Election of Officers, Confirmation of Budget Annual Ball at Nelson Suburban Club Sat 24 Aug 8pm. Music by “Timeless”. Enquiries at Club Reception.

TopHouse Workshops. While Away the Winter

Daze in August. Workshops at TopHouse Historic Guesthouse, Nelson Lakes. Wine tasting (Mon. 26) Pasta making (Thurs 29) Cake decorating (Fri. 23) All workshops take place during the day. For more info tophouse.co.nz/eventsworkshops.html Cathedral Christmas Tree Festival 2-22 Dec. Is your organisation interested in entering a tree this year? Contact office@nelsoncathedral.org or 5481008.

Further Steps in Family History A “beyond the basics” course at Richmond Library. Thur 15 Aug, or Thur 29 Aug, 10.00am - 12.30pm. Numbers limited & bookings essential. Ph: 5438500.

Intro to Papers Past at Richmond Library. Learn how to find your ancestors via early NZ newspapers available free online. Fri 23 Aug, 10.0011.00am. Numbers limited & bookings essential.

Ph:5438500. Just an Orange for Christmas Stories from the Wairarapa. Richmond Library is hosting visiting author, Christine Hunt Daniell on Mon, 26 Aug, 10.30 am-12pm. For more info on the talk or other Family History Month events phone 5438500, or visit tasmanlibraries.govt.nz Nelson Parents’ Centre is holding its 4th Baby Gear Extravaganza Sale on Sat 7 Sept. Here’s your chance to sell your preloved childrens’ gear. Stalls now available. email Megan ray.megan@xtra. co.nz.

Tai Chi for Health at Saxton Stadium Pavilion.

Next 12 week starts on 5 Sept. Every Thurs, Beginners at 10am & Intermediate at 11.30am. Ph. Sport Tasman on 5467910 for more info.

REGULAR EVENTS Te Manawa Women’s World Music Choir Thursday’s 7.15pm sharp, Nelson Reform Church, Enner Glynn. New members welcome. For more info Ph Vicki 5448242 or Katie 5482860 Learn to Speak with Confidence Let us motivate & encourage you to step outside your comfort

zone & gain the skills you need. Join Powertalk International - Waimea Club- meets in Annesbrook twice monthly in a friendly environment. For more info Ph: Peggy 5390477, or Linda 5447823. powertalknelson1.wordpress.com Mum4Mum Breastfeeding support meets the last Tues of every month 2.30pm-4pm at the Tahuna Community Centre, 61 Muritai St, All welcome Ph Tara 0212772098 or mum4mum@nbph.org.nz 9 Hole Ladies Golf Have you thought of taking up or resuming golf? Greenacres golf Club has a very enthusiastic & friendly 9 hole ladies group who play each Thurs 9.30am. Ph: Sue Thwaites 5446813, Judy Waugh 5476580.

Richmond Playcentre invites families with children birth to 6 yrs. A fun & relaxed atmosphere.

Come & enjoy 3 free visits 46 Waverly St. Mon, Tue, Wed & Fri 9.30 -12pm or Ph. 5446316 Free Advanced Business Programme Want to grow your business? Get help from a one-on-one mentor? Pip 5476138 or visit barbicantc.com Community Life Centre Stoke, Life Centre connecting community by offering activities includ: different styles of yoga, meditation, massage, workshops, film & discussion. We also have therapy, workshop & presentation rooms available for hire. thelifecentre.co.nz or Brian P: 5478468.

Free part time evening Get Money Smart programme. Want to shrink your debt and grow your savings? Learn smarter ways to make your money work for you. Call Courtney today on 5476138, txt 0224842501 or visit barbicantc.com.

Angie’s AquaFitness Exhilarating & Motivating Aqua Class. Superb way to get back into activity in warm water pool. All abilities shapes & sizes welcome. Tues 10.45-11.45am, Thurs 6-7pm, $7, Ngawhatu Pool , Stoke Angie 5470198 Road cycling group for fun & fitness. Age 50+, fortnightly, Sat or Sun, 30km–40km with picnic or coffee stop. Sounds like you? Ph Julia 021659149

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Roadside Spraying

Notice of intention to grant a lease to part of the Brightwater Recreation Reserve

Contractors employed by New Zealand Transport Agency undertake an ongoing vegetation control programme to ensure that roadside vegetation does not affect the safety or operation of the region’s state highway network. This programme includes the spraying of chemical herbicides including the following active ingredients: Glyphosate, Metsulfuron, Terbuthylazine and Triclopyr. Persons wishing to register their property as a ‘no-spray’ zone, which requires a commitment to maintain a property’s highways frontage to specifications provided by NZTA, may do so by contacting Lea O’Sullivan or Donna Hills on Ph. 03 548 1099 at Opus International Consultants, c/- Private Bag 36, Nelson.

Vegetation Control – Roadside Spraying in Rural Areas Registration of Non-Spray Areas Tasman District Council’s roading maintenance contractor is responsible for vegetation control within the road reserve. This includes the use of knock-down, residual and brushweed herbicides to remove vegetation growing in the roadway and around street furniture. The contractor is also responsible for control of pest plants and other noxious weeds such as gorse, fennel, hemlock, blackberry, broom, bracken, purple pampas grass and box thorn.

Residents can request that their rural property frontage not be chemically sprayed and instead undertake the vegetation control themselves. On approval Council will mark the no spray area with red marker pegs.

Rural residents who choose the “no spray” option must control the vegetation growth along their property frontage to ensure road users are not impeded and all roadside signs and markers are clearly visible. Vegetation height should not exceed 300mm. Any stormwater drainage ditches need to be kept clear of excess vegetation. At intersections vegetation must be kept well clear to ensure good sight lines for traffic using the intersection.

If you wish to apply for your property to be added to the “No Spray” list, please contact Robyn Scherer, Engineering Secretary, Tasman District Council, Ph. 03 543 8524 or Email robyn.scherer@tasman.govt.nz

The Tasman District Council intends to grant a lease to part of the Brightwater Recreation Reserve under the Reserves Act 1977.

The lease area will cover the land/building formerly used by the Bowling Club, including the former greens. More recently it has been used by Tasman Volleyball Association. This land is situated at the southern end of the reserve, near the reserve entrance off Charlotte Lane, Brightwater.

It is intended to grant a five year lease to joint tenants, the Tasman Volleyball Association and Wanderers Sports Club.

The authorised use for the leased land/buildings will be for the existing volleyball administration use and existing Beach Volleyball use, plus the new activity of an indoor gymnasium to be used by members of the Wanderers Sports Club, utilising the former lounge.

Further information may be obtained by contacting Susan Mathieson, Ph. 03 543 8400, Email susan.mathieson@tasman.govt.nz Written submissions or objections should be sent to: Tasman District Council, Private Bag 4, Richmond, 7050 Submissions or objections will be received up to 4.00 pm on Friday 16 August 2013.

Community Notices Appleby School - Country Fair Saturday 7 September 2013, 11.00 am–2.00 pm, Moutere Highway.

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Draft Tasman District Council Local Alcohol Policy The Tasman District Council has prepared a draft Local Alcohol Policy (LAP) with which it wishes to consult with the community. The object of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 (the Act) is in brief focussed on reducing alcohol related harm. The Act allows councils to develop Local Alcohol Policies (LAPs) for their territorial areas.

The draft LAP The draft LAP for Tasman District contains the following types of licensing policies: •

variations on the maximum trading hours set in the Act for on-licences and for off-licences;

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various discretionary conditions for on-licences, off-licences, club licences and special licences, including a discretionary one-way door policy for pubs, nightclubs and taverns;

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restrictions are set on the location of new licensed premises.

In preparing the draft LAP the Council considered a range of policy options, some of which have been rejected/not included in the draft LAP. For your information, these are listed after the Statement of Proposal.

The full Statement of Proposal may be inspected during ordinary office hours at Council’s Office, Service Centres or Libraries.

A copy of the full Statement of Proposal may be viewed or copied from the Tasman District Council website at: www.tasman.govt.nz

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A summary made to fulfil the purposes of sections 83(1)(a) and 89 of the Local Government Act 2002 was published in the Nelson Mail on Wednesday 10 July 2013.

Submissions will be received at any time up to 4.30 pm on Friday 30 August 2013.

Amendment of the Tasman District Council Freedom Camping Bylaw 2011 & Draft Tasman District Council (Motueka and Pohara Foreshore) Freedom Camping Bylaw 2013 The Tasman District Council Freedom Camping Bylaw 2011 being Chapter 11 of the Tasman District Consolidated Bylaw has been in effect since 31 May 2011. It is proposed that the existing Bylaw remains generally in force, but three specific areas are removed from the control of that existing Bylaw, and brought under the control of the proposed Tasman District Council (Motueka and Pohara Foreshore) Freedom Camping Bylaw. The Tasman District Council Freedom Camping Bylaw 2011 is amended consequentially.

The three areas that are the subject of these changes are: i.

Port Motueka area, including the North Street reserve and Motueka Beach Reserve;

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Pohara Foreshore;

Council Meetings Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz Corporate Services Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 22 August 2013, 9.30 am. Public forum Communications Subcommittee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday, 29 August 2013 9.30 am. No public forum Commercial Subcommittee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Friday, 30 August 2013 9.30 am. No public forum

The full Statement of Proposal including the Proposed Bylaw may be inspected during ordinary office hours at Council’s Office, Service Centres or Libraries.

A copy of the full Statement of Proposal may be viewed or copied from the Tasman District Council website: www.tasman.govt.nz A summary made to fulfil the purposes of sections 83(1)(a)(ii) and 89 of the Local Government Act 2002 and section 11 of the Freedom Camping Act 2011 was published in the Nelson Mail on Wednesday 10 July 2013.

Submissions will be received at any time up to 4.30 pm on Friday 30 August 2013.

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34 WEDNESDAY 21 August 2013

Trades & Services

accessman

ACCESS EQUIP

WE CAN DELIVER

ACCOUNTING

ACCOUNTING

Ph 544 3985

MAKING HEIGHT EASY

hemming All mechanical alterations repairs repairs

Mobile bookkeeping Accounting Software Training GST - Payroll Xero - MYOB - Acepay Qbooks - Banklink

No job too big or small.

Advanced Automotive Phone Sue Thomas

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

03 544 9748

BRAKE & CLUTCH

ALTERATIONS

Hassle free motoring

Accounts for Non-Accountants!

accessman nelson ltd

21 Elms Street, Wakatu Estate, Stoke

ADVANCED AUTO

Ph: 544 1212

BUILDER

Richmond Sewing 231D Queen Street (walkway beside T&T Children)

info@abseiltreecare.co.nz

BUILDER

BUILDER

CARPET CLEANING

Over 45 years experience

544 1660 LOCALLY OWNED

DOG TRAINING

DRAINLAYER

Drainage & Construction Tasman LTD • Registered Drainlayers (residential & commercial) • Sewage Treatment (design,supply, install & service) • Blocked Drains • Video Camera & Drain Inspection • Waterblasting • Excavator & Truck Hire to suit job

EDUCATION

Get help with: Reading Writing Maths Drivers Licence Computing Call 03 548 3041

Phone 543 8243

www.adultlearning.co.nz

HAIRDRESSER

HANDYMAN

HEAT PUMPS

Women - $20 Men - $10 Children - $10

from

10 Kebal Place Stoke

Kitchen & Bathroom Specialist

Hot water extraction carpet cleaning IICRC internationally qualified

ELECTRICIAN

ELECTRICIAN

peteperfect.com

PLUMBER

PLUMBER

T & J Collins Holdings Ltd

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

Prompt response is our priority

24hr Service

542 9844 4473 544 027 542 4473

Maintenance and Repairs Registered Electrician

p0wa2u@xtra.co.nz

Email: rddron@gmail.com 4 Coach Pl, Brightwater

INTERIOR SEWING

KITCHEN DESIGN

85

$

Kitchens Bathrooms Laundry Making your home work for you...beautifully.

Ph: 547 5331

0800 448 446 Steve Fletcher

www.conniecharltondesign.co.nz

PUMPS

PLUMBING & GAS

Honest Reliable Master Master Honest Reliable Plumbers and Gasfitters Plumbers and Gasfitters - Dairy Pumps Since 1915 Since 1915

- Effluent Pumps -

• • • • • •

Maintenance Blocked Drains Domestic Work New Housing Industrial Properties Leaking Taps & Pipes

544 8059

www.enviro.co.nz

ELECTRICIAN

ELECTRICIAN

Small Small • Leaking taps & pipes - Commercial Pumps Jobs - Household Pumps Jobs • Kitchens & - UV Systems Welcome bathrooms Welcome • Solar • Drainage Kevin Harris Kevin Harris

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

RENOVATING? BUILDING?

0800 827 772

PUMPS NELSON LTD Ph 547 2514 or 027 230 8750

Ph: 543 8090 Ph: 543 8090 Great Brands, Great Prices

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

www.tasmansparkies.co.nz

Ph: 021 482 088 or 542 2328

Need a new Pump or a service?

Specialising in small jobs and maintenance plumbing

24/7 phone: 03 548 2831 nelson@enviro.co.nz

027 486 6054

Phone

027 8888 010 or 547 1500

A/H: 542 3343

Ph 544 5206

Improve the performance and the life of your heatpump

Daily 10am-9pm Appointments necessary

0275 423 343

• Holiday Homes • Bush Cabins • Renovation

Heatpump Servicing

Grace Hairdresser

4 Coach Pl, Brightwater

Carpet, rugs & vinyl Carpet stains Upholstery Mould Pest control

Adult Learning Support

027 215 6156

• Renovations • Kitchens • Bathrooms

Carpet cleaning professionals

Plus more...

Richmond Brake & Clutch 13 McGlashen Ave, Richmond

Gordon C. Hill

Ph 548 7655 (opp Westpac)

ALL WORK GUARANTEED

Registered NZQA Assessor Professional Dog Training Instructor

NelSoN TailorS MeNSwear

022 648 9929

New Buildings Alterations

WHILE U WAIT

• Behavioural Modification • Veterinary Nursing • Animal Rescue

For all women’s & men’s alterations come and see the experts

Tom Collins

WOF’s

Professional Dog Training

ARBORIST/TREES

155 Trafalgar St

BUILDER

FULL MECHANICAL REPAIRS BRAKE & CLUTCH SPECIALISTS

ALTERATIONS

Ph 544 2105 Call Dave, Brent or Tristan today

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

NZ SOLAR

MECHANIC

Your one-stop shop for - WOF Smart Solutions for Smart People - Engine Tuning - SpecialisingYour solar specialists in supply & installation of Solar Systems for: Hot Water Heating Camping and RV - Brakes & Clutch • Hot Water Heating Dairy Farms Domestic and Commercial 12V Grid Tie - Wheel Alignment • Dairy Farms12v Off Grid Clean, green, affordable All mechanical services • 12V Grid Tie/ Off Grid Friendly

service

edChris Inglis

guarante

03 5448059 0275485877

Kerry & Sharlene Friend 7 Gladstone Road Richmond (behind Mobil)

Phone 03 544 2266

PROTECTIVE WEAR

Heavy duty canvas trouser/ shorts are built for abuse in the outdoors - Water resistant - Breathable - Windproof - Quick drying -Durable and versatile 12 ounce, (gorse proof) and 8 ounce available

Call: 027 867 1680 Email: gors-tec@hotmail.com

• Camping and RV • Domestic and Commercial • Swimming Pools 1-19 McPherson St Richmond www.nzsolar.co.nz info@nzsolar.co.nz

03 544 8059 www.nzsolar.co.nz

RENTALS

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WEDNESDAY 21 August 2013 35

Trades & Services

CHURCH NOTICES

AGRICULTURAL

ALARMS Nelson

Free AlArm DeAl

Now Nelson agents for Hyrdalada and Pellanc Sales and Servicing

24HR Call Out

Ph: 03 545 6171

24HR - PH: 544 5723

www.alarmsareus.com

CLEANING

MAIN ROAD APPLEBY

o Dynamic Du

DIGGERS

CONCRETE

CLEANING

Meeting Sunday 10.30am

10% OVFANF CED

Specialising in

Ellis St, Brightwater

AD NGS BOOKI

(Plunket Rooms, next to Petrol Station)

Contact Dean 544 5784

Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning

Stephen Oliver

All domestic work

proprietor

April and Tony Cooke

Phone now on

022 689 7076 03 546 4672

545 1053

april@dynamicduo.co.nz www.dynamicduo.co.nz

GARAGE DOORS

We supply new We replace existing We service all

We’d love to see you there

Quick Drying All Year Round All General Cleaning Professional Service

Fully Trained, Security Screened

Quick - Efficient Professional

• Driveways • Floors • Decorative Surfacing • Commercial • Residential 68 Gladstone Road, Richmond

Biblical Christ-Centred Worship Services:

www.h-hconcrete.co.nz

Sunday 10:30 am & 5 pm

Ph (03) 544 9418

GARDENING

GARDENING

GAS STAYS

AL FRESCO

Beautiful Gardens

GAS STAY SPECIALISTS

Garden & Property Maintenance

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

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

www.conquerordoors.com Stu Newport Ph: 027 55 22 883

PAINTER

Manor Property Services Ltd Painting & decorating

• Interior, exterior & roofs • Domestic & commercial • Airless spraying • Scheduled maintenance programs "Your one stop shop for all your property maintenance requirements" 0800 677 005

www.mpsnelson.co.nz

SEWING

TAKEAWAYS

Sew for U Bridal Formal Childrens Alterations - zips, hems, mending

Liz McLean

544 7285 No job too small

Phone orders welcome

544 0203 Sundial Square Richmond Open 7 Days 11am - Late

544 0444

021 255 6163

Holy Trinity Anglican Church Regas or New Struts

Call Andrew or Wendy Neame

Ph: Kevin Wells

0800 427 782 or 03 544 1212

027 293 5280

4A Gladstone Road, 12 Cargill Place, Richmond

PAINTER

PAINTER

PANEL BEATER

QUENTIN EARLE

Adam Brumwell

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

Painter Decorator

or 541 0496

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

Qualified Tradesman

26 Years Experience

“I’ll turn up on time”

Locally owned and operated

027 232 1550 AH/Fax: 544 3177

quentinearle@xtra.co.nz

Call Adam

027 671 8417 or 544 9415

(offRichmond Beach Road)

• • • • • •

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

10.30am Family Service 4.00pm Messy Church Theme: Building Bridges into the Community All Welcome

Richmond Church of Christ Presently meeting in hall at rear

10am Sundays

90 VANGUARD ST NELSON PH: 548 3954 027 548 3954

includes JAM kids program

HARRIS TRAINING SERVICES LTD

Corporate Rates Available

9.00am Holy Communion

Call Tony Johnston

Work Place First Aid Courses

Ph 544 9180

Sunday Services 25 August

www.holytrinityrichmond.org.nz

TRAINING

15, 23, 30, 31 12, 20, 27, 28 8, 18, 19, 31 12, 21, 29, 30

27 Dorset St, Richmond Phone 544-8844

Wednesday 10.00am Holy Communion

TRAINING

Aug: Sept: Oct: Nov:

(03)547-3255

www.rcnzonline.com/nelson

Registered Trainer, Assessor & EPA Test Certifier • Growsafe & Approved Handler Certification • Chainsaw • Tree Felling • Quad Bike • Tractor • WTR Endorsements

For course dates see www.harristraining.co.nz

Ph: 544 4062

Mob: 0274 574 775

info@harristraining.co.nz

Cnr Darcy & Croucher Streets Ph 544 5415

ST DAVID’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

11 Florence Street, Richmond Worship Services This Sunday: 8.15am Breakfast @ St David’s Lively children’s and adult’s programme 9.30am Classic Church

www.stdavidschurch.co.nz Phone 544 8387

10.00am Worship Celebration Warring Carpark (Behind No.1 Shoes) 243 Queen St Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Parish, Richmond

Weekend Mass Times Saturday Vigil 7.00pm Richmond Church 35 William Street Sunday 8.00am St Joseph’s Pitfire Road, Wakefield 9.30am Richmond Church 5.00pm Last Sunday of every month St’s Peter & Paul Moutere Highway All Welcome!

Ph 544 8987 www.richmondcatholic.co.nz

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