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Car seat law to save childrens’ lives School principals and some parents say changes to the age that children must be in a car seat will be a pain in the bum, but NZTA insists there is only one purpose behind the move – to save lives. Changes to the law come into effect next Friday, November 1, which will make it mandatory for children to ride in an approved child restraint until the age of seven. Currently the law applies for children until the age of five. Local groups like Plunket and the Nelson

Parents Centre say they support the move but the new law could be a problem for local schools if they take children on school outings. Two local principals spoken to by Waimea Weekly say it will be frustrating but they understand the safety reasons behind it. “I think it will be good to ensure students are transported safely,” says Ranzau School principal Dave Sampson. “But you look at some six year olds and you’d think well absolutely they should still have a booster

seat but then some others are quite big for their age. I know it’s easier to put a target age on it, but it’s an interesting one.” Dave says it is yet to be seen how much of an impact the new law change will have on his school, which occasionally takes trips to the Richmond Library or to sports fields in Brightwater. More parents could now be required to help out with transport to accommodate. “Do we need to have some car seats in reserve at school? Because you’d hate for one kid to miss out if they

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forgot to leave theirs at school. But it’s like anything; it’ll take time to get used to.” Don McLean, who heads the Nelson Principal’s Association, says he’s put it to parents to be aware to bring their five to seven year olds to school in a child restraint. “We flagged it to parents that it’s going to bring some issues around transport for trips. It is about safety and it would be remiss of us to go and say, ‘we aren’t going to do trips SEE PAGE 2

Big expo for little vehicles Mention models and hobbies and most will automatically think dinky toys and plastic plane kitsets. But time and technology have completely changed the face of modelling as visitors to this weekend’s Nelson Model & Hobby Expo at the Stoke Hall will be able to witness. While kitsets and scratch-building of models is still a huge part of the modelling scene, the advent of realistic and extremely detailed “off-the-shelf ” diecast and resin models has added a whole new dimension to the scene allowing those involved to build up extensive collections without having to find the time and patience to build from scratch. For many involved, what started out, usually early in life, as a hobby has now become SEE PAGE 2

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“I think they can. I’ll be in Christchurch but my son will be going. He’s a big Makos fan.”

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now’. Preschools and kindergartens have been doing it for years. “We’ve really tried to take it in a more positive front and say ‘well this is about safety, so we’re going to do what we can’,” he says. In the ten years from 2002 to 2011, crashes on New Zealand roads claimed the lives of 24 child passengers aged 5 to 7, with another 115 suffering serious injuries. NZTA road safety director Ernst Zöllner says the new rules will help to keep more children safe on New Zealand roads. “The new rules for child restraint

use are being introduced for one purpose – to stop children from being killed or seriously injured when travelling in vehicles. The death or serious injury of any child is a tragedy, and even more so when it can be prevented with the use of simple and widely available equipment like child restraints.” Nelson Bays area commander, Inspector Steve Greally, says they will work with other agencies and schools to educate parents before ticketing them. “You’re likely to see us around schools at drop off and pick up times and we’ll be stopping cars and checking that children are ap-

propriately restrained. We will also be making sure parents understand their responsibilities under the new law.” While the new law may create some headaches for schools and parents that may have already got rid of child restraints, support groups have applauded the move. Bev Hamilton, a committee member of the Nelson Parent Centre, says that overall she is pleased with the increase in age but believes it should be based on height to allow for seven year olds that will be shorter than a 148cm height recommendation for using child restraints.

FROM PAGE 1 an addiction. Put together by a small group of local enthusiasts, joined by visitors from Christchurch and Blenheim, the expo has endeavoured to bring together a wide variety covering many facets of the modelling world. “Our focus for this expo has been to put together a display that incorporates the multiple facets that make up our chosen pastime,” says expo spokesman Bruce Jury.

“Whilst our chosen feature is a tribute to Kiwi’s in motorsport, including a special display to one of Nelson’s great drivers, the late Jason Richards, visitors can also expect to see in excess of 1000 items on display including hundreds of model cars, trucks, boats and heavy construction equipment. Plus steam engines, slot cars, Meccano models, decorated eggs and an extensive collection of Star Wars models. In fact, just about something for everyone, young and old.”

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John Bergman says a little part of him dies every time he puts an animal down. More than 3300 impounded dogs were killed in Auckland just two years ago after they went unclaimed or were deemed too dangerous to be adopted. But here, where John the self confessed “animal lover” is contracted to the Tasman District Council as the enforcement officer, nearly every measure is made to make sure a dog gets a second chance. Only about “a dozen” dogs are put down after coming through the pound each year and that is because they are simply too dangerous to re-home, or in some cases are too sick to be kept alive. “Another council I worked at in Christchurch had the policy, as in most councils throughout the country, after seven days they were looking at the dogs to be put down. But we’re animal lovers at the end of the day and we want to give the dogs a chance,” says John. “You never get used to putting dogs down. It’s bloody awful.

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John Bergman of Control Services plays with one of the dogs collected and taken to the pound. Photo: Phillip Rollo. It’s not a nice thing at all. It affects people putting an animal down and I think part of yourself dies with it.” The most common reason a dog ends up in the pound is if it has been wandering, which can be due to the owner moving or not having a dog proof property. However, the biggest issue in Tasman is to do with excessive barking. And while that might be because a dog is

bored or wants to see what is on the other side of the fence, it can also be a result of mistreatment and starvation. “Eighteen months ago two dogs were left in the kennel. One was missing, we suspect it was dead, and one was starving and weighed just 7kg. So we took the owner to court and took the dog to the pound, had him vetted, rehomed and he’s back out chasing pigs again.”

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The Raroa, which will arrive in Nelson within the next few weeks to undergo a reported $80 million worth of repairs. He says Nelson won the contract for various reasons including the city’s sheltered harbour, favourable weather conditions and the quality of the support businesses at Port Nelson and he hopes it could lead to more. “We certainly hope it opens the door for more big projects like this, these specific projects with vessels like these are very unusual because once they go into operation they’re not designed to come back into port but they’ve had some unusual issues with it.” Locals will only be able to get a good

view of the ship as it enters and leaves the port through the Cut, or from the Port Hills, while it is in port. “It will certainly be an impressive sight,” says Martin. In announcing the repair work, OMV said there would be a refurbishment and upgrade of processing equipment and the installation of a new swivel, which allows the vessel to rotate around its mooring. Once the work is complete the Raroa will return to its permanent location in the Maari oil field, New Zealand’s largest off shore oil field.

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All Blacks coming to Richmond The All Blacks are coming to Richmond this Friday. As part of their annual All Blacks to the Nation visits to different parts of New Zealand, the All Blacks are visiting Nelson and Richmond in a flying visit to say thanks to fans for all their support this year ahead of the northern hemisphere tour. The four players coming to Richmond are Brodie Retallick, Tawera Kerr-Barlow, Wyatt Crockett and Beauden Barrett. The All Blacks squad for the Air New Zealand European Tour was announced on Sunday. The other provinces lucky enough to get a visit are: Pukekohe, Tauranga, Matamata, Palmerston North, Timaru and Queenstown. The provincial visits have been a popular day with fans and the players since the first flying visits in 2011 before the Rugby World Cup. All Blacks captain Richie McCaw says the players enjoyed the opportunity to visit cities and towns that don’t normally get to see the All Blacks up close. The flying visits were a way to acknowledge support from fans, young and old from all over New Zealand. “We know that we have huge support from all parts of the country and our fans are a big part of what makes this team special. The visits have become popular with the guys as it really is a day for us to thank our supporters,” he says. Acting CEO for the Tasman Rugby Union, Les Edwards, says they had been working hard on making the All Blacks visit to town a memorable one for fans and the players. “We only have the boys on the ground for a few hours, but we’re determined to get them meeting as many people as possible.” While in town the players will meet children at Broadgreen Intermediate, make a public lunch time appearance at Richmond Mall, visit Nelson Hospital and serve customers before flying out of Nelson Airport.

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The disappearing act of a popular TV channel Prime has had viewers up in arms and local technicians scrambling to help restore it. Freeview satellite users lost all access to Prime TV at the start of the month when the company changed the way it transmits the channel, switching one satellite for another while leaving viewers cut off in the process. Local Freeview installer Don Clementson of FAV SAT says he has been inundated with calls regarding the loss of

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Thousands turn out for parade Nelson’s streets were packed with smiles, colour, music and plenty of people on Friday night to celebrate the annual Masked Parade and Carnivale. More than 3000 Nelsonians from 50 groups paraded through the inner city streets and crowds of thousands watching from the footpaths. The party continued after the Masked Parade with the carnivale which saw crowds listen to a free concert at the top of Trafalgar St and enjoy food stalls and other attractions around the city. Organisers say they were thrilled with the high level of spectator interaction and the huge effort many participants had put in to design elaborate and colourful costumes

in the Adventurous Journeys theme of the parade. Samba de Sol won the Kim Merry Supreme Group Award for their outstanding entry. Sergeant Shane Miles, of Nelson, says the Masked Parade was once again a great community event with very little trouble for police to deal with despite the large numbers drawn to the city centre to enjoy it. “Hundreds of cars were stopped at road policing check points and only one driver found to be over the limit,” says Shane. Other winners of the parade were Karl Wulff for the best individual, Leshan Dance Troupe for second best group, Hampden St School for best school and Appleby School for second best school.

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Francis Jacques and dog Olive at the Nelson Ark’s Apart Graduation last week Olive is currently up for adoption. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Truck show a honking success

From 1 November the NZ Transport agency’s new rules around the use of child restraints in cars comes into effect. The rule changes mean that children will be required to be in an approved child seat or booster seat until their seventh birthday. Seat belts in cars are designed to most effectively protect an average sized adult in a crash. Children, because they are smaller and have a different body shape to adults, need additional seating equipment to keep them as safe as adults in a car. Parents need to make sure they can comply with the new law when it comes into effect next week and have the appropriate seating available for their children. For some people this is going to involve some initial expense. The thing to remember is that these changes have been introduced to reduce preventable deaths and injuries to children travelling in vehicles. In the 10 years from 2003 to 2011, 24 child passengers aged 5 to 7 were killed in crashes and another 115 suffered serious injuries. If using a child seat would have saved any one of those children then I say it’s worth it. Dealing with the death of a child is one of the hardest jobs my officers attend so we are fully supportive of any measures being taken to save those young lives. From 1 November Police will be required to enforce the new law. Initially we will be working with other agencies and schools to educate parents. You’re likely to see us around schools at drop off and pick up times and we’ll be stopping cars and checking that children are appropriately restrained. We will also be making sure parents understand their responsibilities under the new law. Our initial response will be education focussed, however this will be followed by an enforcement phase where officers may issue infringement notices to drivers carrying children who are not restrained properly. My hope is that everyone who is carrying children in a vehicle takes this law change on board quickly. After all it’s simply about saving children’s lives.

Stoke School’s Truck Show was so successful organisers might need to find an alternate venue for next year’s event. More than 50 big rigs were on display at the school grounds on Saturday and $4000 was raised from it. But Melanie Edwards, who is on the PTA and helped organise the event, says there was simply no room for more trucks, and some drivers had to be turned away in the weeks leading up to it. “We may outgrow it but

Casey McConnon, Zivana Smith, Zara Smith, Shay Smith, Dylan Smith and Leah McConnon at the Nelson Truck Show on Saturday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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BOOT CAMP Richmond Mall manager Belinda de Clerq with some of the cook books that will be delivered to 30,000 homes in Tasman and Nelson today. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Mall cook book delivered Richmond Mall has searched the region for Nelsonians’ favourite recipes and now it’s ready to deliver them to you. The mall set out to create a cook book filled with favourite recipes from around the region to help celebrate its 40th birthday this month. The call for recipes netted hundreds of great ideas says mall manager Belinda de Clerq. “I was so surprised by the response we got. It was really great and I’ve had people come up to me and ask when it’s coming out. People have been following it along so it’s great that it’s now

out and people can start using it.” A competition to find the best overall recipe was awarded to Stoke lady Elaine Flannery with her Christmas Plum Duff. The cook book is broken down into various categories including baking, family meals, desserts, for kids, Christmas and jams and preserves. Along with the 30,000 copies that will go out in every Nelson Weekly and Waimea Weekly today, another 1000 will be available at Richmond Mall says Belinda, for those who may want to send a copy to someone out of the region.

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Emma Harvey and Jessie Mickell, both 9, watching the St John Classic Duck Race down the Maitai River on Sunday. More than 500 individually sponsored ducks were released into the river for the event, raising more than $5000 all in aid of St John Nelson. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

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Things are kicking into gear for local charity Walk With Us who have received great sponsorship ahead of their fundraising auction next Tuesday, 29 October. Items up for grabs include a Katie Gold bowl, a Route 6 Harley Davidson Motorcycle ride and afternoon tea, a generous Christmas hamper including homemade iced christmas cake and Pestells ham, two nights’ accommodation at Anchorage plus return transport to Kaiteriteri and a 12 month gym membership at the ASB Aquatic Centre. Tickets to the auction are just $10 and are selling fast, so phone Anne-Marie on 027 544 8255 or call in to the Waimea Weekly, 6 Salisbury Rd. Door sales will be available. Event starts at 6.30pm at the Waimea Old Boys Clubrooms on Gladstone Rd, Richmond. Check out the charity’s website www.walkwithus.co.nz for more information on the good cause.

Walk With Us trustees Jenny Bates, Carol Shirley and Anne-Marie Teece with some auction items that will feature at Tuesday’s auction, including a Katie Gold bowl and Christmas hamper. Photo: Steve Page

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Heading off road, on a scooter!

The idea of driving down the road on a scooter didn’t hold much appeal for Craig Morris – let alone driving one across some of the worst off-road tracks in the country. Craig says after years of riding “big bikes” he had to be talked into the Survivor Scooter Challenge by his wife Jenny but admits they haven’t looked back since. “I was a bit reluctant, but I thought ok so we started looking around for some scooters and when we got them we started playing around with them, it was like being young again. We thought ‘oh, this is a bit of fun’.” The pair are now fully committed to the latest Survivor Scooter Challenge which will see a group of mainly Nelson scooter drivers ride along the West Coast over four days in January. Organiser Jason Monopoli says there’ll be plenty of challenges for the group, including river crossings and plenty of hills. But he says it has always been a blast and the focus is on completing it as a team, not speed. “This is no fully-catered, holdyour-hand, quiet weekend. Budget accommodation will be supplied and there will be support vehicles – but this trip

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Don’t forget to book Christmas Day Lunch Craig and Jenny Morris on their newly-acquired scooters. The husband and wife team will be taking part in the Survivor Scooter Challenge, this January. Photo: Andrew Board. and we just whipped down on our scooter. “I think we’ll hold onto them after the challenge, they’re fun to ride,” he says. Jason says it’s not too late to join Craig, Jenny and the rest of the team on the challenge and the best way to find out more information is to visit www.survivorscooter.com. He says they are also on the hunt for a local charity to donate money to, preferably involved with youth, to enquire more, visit the website.

should be seen as a group of like-minded people bonding on a unique adventure,” he says. Craig says now they’re signed up he’s really looking forward to the event, which also aims to raise $5000-$6000 for a yet-tobe-named charity. “The charity side of it appealed to us as well, but now we’ve got hooked on it and we’re thinking ‘what can we do to make it go faster’. And it’s so easy to use, like the other day we went down to the beach for lunch

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Origin’s got talent Ashley Belk, Hana Morris, Meila Wilkins, Hayley Barnett, Mikaela Cooper and Jorgia Marsh are through to the New Zealand’s Got Talent semi-finals. Photo: Jae Frew. Origin Dance Crew is through to the semi-finals of New Zealand’s Got Talent, and the group’s coach believes they have the talent to go all the way. Meila Wilkins, Ashley Belk, Hayley Barnett, Hana Morris, Jorgia Marsh and Mikaela Cooper are the six members of the Car Company Origin Dance Crew, and were announced on Sunday night’s television show as the latest semi-finalists, edging another step closer to the grand prize of $100,000 and a brand new Toyota RAV4.

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The members of Origin, who represent Mad Beat dance studio, were made aware of their semi-final berth around two weeks ago, which hasn’t given them much time to work on a new routine. Origin coach Gemma Laing, says the girls should appear on the semi-final screened on Labour Weekend. “We fly up next week and film the show then,” she says. “We’re always working on new stuff

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but there’s a bit of pressure to be better than your audition so you really need to step it up. It’s been fun though, and it’s totally different to making up a dance for a regular dance competition.” Last year’s winner was a singer from Blenheim, and Gemma says it’s difficult when competing against such a vast variety of performers. “They’re down to the top 30 so there’s just so much talent too. But we’re using this as an opportunity to showcase what we do and to promote ourselves. Hopefully lots of people vote for us.”

It is always best for you to take the dog with you, cover the bird and tell your agent if your cat has any behavior problems. Cats are usually fine as they are able to find a secure place to hide in the garden, then shoot back into the house when the buyers are outside.

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Rural properties have many more pets and animals, however these are usually contained in paddocks, stables or yards. Rural buyers are usually familiar with stock, electric fences, farm gates and other hazards and hopefully your agent will have some rural background. If you are worried about your pets then talk to your agent and formalize a pet management plan that will put everyone at ease.

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Thanks from candidates: The other day I was congratulated on my election result in the LakesMurchison Ward. Initially I thought they were mistaken and wasn’t sure how to respond. A big thank you to all of you who voted for me because I stood up and came out with some quite strong stuff that many people laughed at, but you had the courage to vote with your heads and give me the courage to see it through; I can’t thank you all enough. What I see now is actually a win for our community - I was the lone voice in the room encouraging being proactive about our ever changing environment with more on-farm water storage projects etc. and suddenly the incumbent is pledging to do just this. If it took campaigning to finally get action that will have impact then I couldn’t ask for more, I don’t have to be at endless council meetings to affect change. Sue Wilson.

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Thank you to everyone in Richmond who supported me during the recent local govt elections. I really appreciate all the phonecalls, emails, handshakes and hugs. Zane Mirfin.

Dog trackers: Regarding the Waimea Weekly story on illegal dog trackers several months ago. Here is a petition to make them legal. Everyone should sign it. http:// www.change.org/petitions/the-minister -of-economic-development-legalisegarmin-dog-trackers. Glenno (via website).

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First step complete for local charity An African township of 30,000 now has clean running water and it’s all thanks to a Nelson-based charity. Volunteers Matthew McDowell, Gideon Matorino and David Barnes, of Water for Prosperity, recently travelled to Torwood in Zimbabwe to aide the installation of three groundwater bores at a school, crèche and on council land. Before the trip, villagers were forced to walk for hours to get fresh water, or alternatively drank from a green, stagnant stream. “There’s a big mine next to it. The stream is green and it doesn’t move. Some people are washing in it and some people are drinking it,” explains Matthew. “Otherwise they were queuing for hours and hours just to get 20L of water. You can’t say these people are slackers though, they don’t have time to go out and get a job because they’ve got to get water.” The charity was set up following Gideon’s visit back home in 2012. There was no water to any houses during the first week of the trip, and over the past four years two high schools had gone without running water. Matthew had prepared himself for a culture shock when he arrived, but admits it was still over-

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how Nelsonsians had given their money to help them. They were very appreciative.” To fundraise for the venture, Water for Prosperity held Walk for Water, a 15km challenge from Richmond to Rabbit Island earlier this year. They also held a charity dinner at Trailways in a bid to make some last minute funds. Emirates came on board, donating return flights to the charity, and will do so again next year. “They’re just really happy with what we’re doing and are keen to help out. So as soon as we’ve raised enough money, which is $15,000, we’ll go again.”

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Andy McQueen Chairperson The Brightwater Community Association is seeking donations to fund the purchase of a portable speaker system. In our community there are many occasions especially during the warmer months of the year for public outdoor events which would benefit from having an outdoor portable speaker system. Examples are

Anzac Day ceremonies, school assemblies, fundraising fairs, prize givings, sports meetings and other cultural occasions. Therefore at the next meeting of the Brightwater Community Association at Brightwater School on Tuesday of November 5 at 7.45pm there will be a public demonstration of our proposed portable sound system and all residents of Brightwater and districts are cordially invited to

attend and see how good it will be. It is very disappointing to find that the lock on the community noticeboard in front of the Village Green has been vandalised, for the second time. If you want to put a notice of a community event on the noticeboard please enquire at the ScissorArt Hair Salon, Ellis Street,Brightwater, during business hours. TEDDIES: Johny West, Josh Richards, Olivia Shelling, and Ameera Woods of Brightwater School have been creating sleeping bags for their teddy bears as they prepare for the up coming three day Yr 3/4 camp at Teapot Valley Camp. The middle syndicate goes on camp biannually and the students are really excited to be able to take a sleeping companion from home along with them. The students chose their own material and had help from parents, grandmas and nanas to sew the sleeping bags up.

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e at 5 Fairose Drive, Farewell to Dorothy Rogers ing support has been Brightwater School a big part of Dororecently said ‘goodthy’s role, making bye’ to long serving this a fun and enjoystaff member Mrs able way to encourDorothy Rogers. age and help readers. Dorothy is best reOver 16 years of membered as the service has seen school librarian, but Dorothy involved in was also an experimany school fundenced teacher aide, raisers, galas, sports, assisting with reading programmes and Dorothy Rogers, ex-li- musical productions in class support. brarian and teacher aid at and always a willing helper. During her Originally having Brightwater School. term at school, she her own children attending Brightwater School, Doro- was also on the Board of Trustees for thy, ever the willing helper, assisted a period, including as chairperson. each week at the library. Covering School numbers have also grown books, doing repairs and ensuring considerably in that time, which has students had a wonderful selection meant getting to know many, many families living in Brightwater. of books to read. Teacher aiding came next as a natu- Dorothy leaves to take on new adral progression. Having a gentle, ventures in North Canterbury, so we helpful way about her she was able wish her well and thank her for all of to connect with the children. Read- her hard work.

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“Praying for ya.” People say that sometimes don’t Most people believe in something bigger, somethey? Or they might not say it because they are one outside themselves, a greater purpose. And embarrassed but they pray anyway. All kinds of when life is really hard, it’s helpful sometimes to be able to connect with this something bigger, people pray – not just the religious lot. What is that about? Why do we pray? All kinds of this someone. Prayer is often a quick “please help me” or “please help my friend”. reasons really. But often it is when we Is that okay? Does the someone recan’t fix something ourselves, when spond in any way? When Jesus was something goes wrong. walking around planet Earth people Someone asked me if I mind when would ask him for help. They’d ask for people who aren’t religious want to advice, teaching or healing, all kinds use our church for a funeral or a of stuff. And Jesus never turned them wedding or something. This person away. Not once. Sometimes he’d give wasn’t a church go-er. He asked why, them an answer they didn’t want but a normal person would want to be in he never refused to get involved. a church or to have God involved in And he still doesn’t. Christians pray in some way in the important stuff of life and death. Susan Gill, Holy the name of Jesus, ‘cos Jesus is the one You know what, I reckon it is great Trinity Church. who brings a relationship with God our father. And Jesus understands our when anyone wants to connect with God or the church for any reason. It’s wonderful lives. He’s been there, done that. He gets it – the to connect with people outside the church and to good and the bad. And he walks with us along the way if we ask him. help in some small way if I can.

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students to learn, as it taught them to be self sufficient. “The value of being able to grow your own stuff is an important one. We’re a green gold enviro school and have been since 2010. We’re just trying to teach the girls to take care of the environment for other generations to come. And because they come from all over New Zealand, I’d like to think a lot of them take the skills back with them.” NZ Gardener’s 2013 gardener of the year is decided by public vote on www.nzgardener. co.nz. The winner will get a prize pack including a year’s supply of Kiwicare Garden products, $2500 worth of Mitre 10 vouchers, $2500 worth of Go Gardening gift cards and a luxury trip to the 2014 Ellerslie International Flower Show in Christchurch.

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A Salisbury School teacher aide has been named school gardener of the year by magazine NZ Gardener, and she could claim the overall prize if the public vote falls her way. Carolyn Shirtliff, who has been a teacher aide at the school since the mid 90s, was quick to point out that there was also a grounds-man who looked after the garden, and that her nomination probably came from the horticulture work she does with the students. “I came from a family of gardeners, both my grandfathers were keen gardeners, and one of my grandparents actually had a farm next to the school. I’ve got an auntie who has been involved in retail gardening for 47 years so it definitely runs in the genes,” she says. Carolyn says gardening was a good skill for the

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Stadium celebrates re-opening Sport Tasman is celebrating the re-opening of Saxton Stadium with a week of free activities for the community starting as of yesterday. Following the disastrous floods that hit the stadium on April 21, the complex was re-opened last week and Sport Tasman is passionate about getting the community back into the stadium. And to help make this happen it has come up with a full week of free activities to help entice the public in. “This initiative is about re-engaging our community with Saxton Stadium after it was closed for so long because of flood damage. It was great having the South Island Masters on last week and we believe this free week of activity will further build on the message that Saxton Stadium is back in business,” says Sport Tasman CEO Nigel Muir. “Summer is just around the corner and this is a great opportunity for people to get more active, more often,” he adds. The free week runs from Monday October 2125 and includes free court hire between 3-6pm. There’s also free super circuit classes and senior shape up classes from 9.15-10.15am, free senior walking group sessions from 10-11am, free core n floor and core balance classes and free indoor bowls, golf, volleyball and badminton sessions from 11-12noon. Also free table tennis 9am – 12noon. For a full timetable check out www.sporttasman.org.nz/ saxton_stadium or contact Sport Tasman at the Stadium on 538 0072.

WEDNESDAY 23 October 2013

COOK BOOK LAUNCH: Henley School’s Deputy Principal Jan Ferens with Pammie Moonlight, Tracey Shanks and students Azaria Lees and Henry Pratt, both 5, gearing up for the schools “Seasons of Nelson” recipe book launch which will be held next Friday evening at the Henley School Hall. The project has seen recipes from parents, teachers, kids and the wider school community come together as a fundraiser for the school. The launch party will include food, wine, cooking demonstrations, raffles, competitions and entertainment. A copy of the book is included in the cost of a ticket. Tickets $30 per single or $40 per double. Event starts 7pm, Friday November1. Phone 544 8904. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

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www.dowellwholesalecars.co.nz $14,980 suBaru leGaCy 3.0r 2005 These are a great allround family wagon being AWD to get to those tricky spots and 3.0 litre so grunty enough to tow if you need to. Its NZ new and had 2 owners. The 3.0 litre motor is chain driven so NO cambelt and is automatic. It also has its full service history. The interior is very tidy and has full leather trim. It also has ABS brakes, 8 airbags, CD, climate airconditioning, electric windows and mirrors, cruise control, remote locking, sunroof, roofrack and factory 18 inch alloys.

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$11,980 MiTsuBisHi ColT sporT auTo 2007 NZ new and had 1 owner. Its powered by a nippy 1500cc motor and is automatic. The interior is also in very tidy condition. It also has ABS brakes, airbags, CD, airconditioning, tinted glass, factory alloys, electric windows and mirrors and remote locking. The paintwork is also in very tidy condition for its year and mileage.

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These Suzuki Swift hatches are probably one of the most popular car on NZ’s roads today. Powered by a peppy 1240cc chain driven motor and is automatic. So no cambelt to worry about. The interior is surprisingly spacious and is in very tidy condition. It also has ABS brakes, airbags, remote locking, CD, air conditioning, electric windows and mirrors.

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daiHaTsu pyzar WaGon 1996 If you are in the market for a small wagon to take the dog to the beach or the mountain bike out to your favourite spot, then this is for you. Its powered by a peppy 1500cc motor and is auto. The cambelt etc was replacd at 139km. The interior has heaps of space and is in tidy condition. It also has airbags, CD, airconditioning, electric windows and mirrors, alloys, tinted glass and a roof spoiler.

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Holden CoMModore Calais 2001 An oldy but still a goody. This has been in the same Nelson family from new. This is the luxury model of the Commodore range. Powered by a grunty 3.8 litre V6 and is auto. The interior is in very tidy condition and has full grey leather. It also has 4 airbags, ABS brakes, traction control, cruise control, 10 disc CD, electric windows and mirrors, remote locking with 2 keys, factory alloys, and a towbar.

Holden Cruze Cd diesel 2009 Are you one of those commuters that has a long daily drive and your weekly fuel account is killing your budget? Well I suggest you look at this. It’s powered by a fuel effecient 2.0 litre diesel motor and is automatic. It has a fuel rating of 6.8 litres per 100km which will make your trips to the gas station a lot less frequent. The interior is in very tidy condition. It’s NZ new and had 1 owner. It also has ABS brakes, cruise control, remote locking, CD, climate air conditioning, 6 airbags and electric windows and mirrors.

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MiTsuBisHi daiManTe es 2004 This is your chance to grab a BARGAIN. This car is NZ new. Would be an ideal family car. It’s powered by a 3.5 litre V6 and is automatic. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has ABS brakes, airbags, CD, electric windows and mirrors, climate air conditioning, cruise control, towbar, 15 inch Avanti alloys and a boot spoiler.

$14,980 ToyoTa CaMry Gl auTo 2010 Are you in the market to buy a really popular mid sized NZ new car? If the answer is yes then this is for you. It’s NZ new and had 1 owner. Powered by a 2.4 litre chain driven motor and is auto with tiptronic option. We have the FULL service history. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has 8 airbags, ABS brakes, CD, air conditioning, cruise control, electric windows and mirrors and remote locking.

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Honda CiviC vTi-s 2005 Smart Smart Smart is how I would describe this wee hatch. It’s NZ new and had 2 owners. It’s ONLY travelled 65000km from new. Powered by a 1.7 litre motor and is auto with tiptronic option. The interior is in immaculate condition and is in full leather. It also has ABS brakes, climate air conditioning, 6 disc CD, remote locking, factory alloys, heated front seats and a roof spoiler.

$9,980 Holden CoMModore v6 2006 A decent roomy family car that offers comfort and great performance without breaking the bank. It’s NZ new and had 1 private owner. Powered by a 3.6 litre V6 and is automatic. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has ABS brakes, airbags, CD, air conditioning, cruise control, remote locking, 18 inch alloys and a spoiler. It doesn’t have a towbar.

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Holden CoMModore Berlina 1999 Are you in the market for a roomy family car that can also tow the boat or caravan? Well this could be it. It’s NZ new and only done 143km. Powered by a 3.8 litre V6 motor and is automatic. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has airbags, climate air conditioning, ABS brakes, CD, electric windows and mirrors, remote locking, cruise control, tinted glass, boot spoiler and a towbar.

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$12,980 Ford xr6 Ba Model 2003 If you are wanting a sporty car and still have to accomodate your families motoring needs, then this is for you. It’s powered by Fords grunty 4.0 litre 6 cylinder motor and is auto with tiptronic option. The interior is in very tidy condition and has a huge boot space. It also has ABS brakes, airbags, cruise control, CD, air conditioning, electric windows and mirrors, remote locking, factory alloys, spoiler and body kit.

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$10,980 Hyundai GeTz auTo HaTCH 2008 It seems everybody these days wants fuel economy, good looks and comfort. Well this has all 3. It’s NZ new and had 2 owners. Powered by a 1600cc motor and is automatic. The interior is quite roomy and very tidy. It also has ABS brakes, airbags, air conditioning, remote locking, CD, electric windows and mirrors, factory alloy wheels.

$3,980 nissan pulsar auToMaTiC 1996 If the kids need a first car or the family need a good robust car for your daily commute, then check this out. It’s powered by a nippy chain driven 1500cc motor and is automatic. The interior is quite roomy and in tidy condition. It also has airbags, air conditioning, electric windows and mirrors and central locking.

ToyoTa Corolla Fielder 2004 Robust, roomy and one of the most popular model wagons on the road in NZ. This Toyota Corolla Fielder wagon is ideal for the family that needs a reliable everyday wagon. Powered by a chaindriven 1500cc motor and is auto (so NO cambelt). The interior is roomy and in immaculate condition. It also has ABS brakes, airbags, CD, air conditioning, electric windows and mirrors, remote locking, tints, roof spoiler. It’s just been imported in from Japan so you will be the first owner in NZ.

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nissan MaxiMa si 2009 If you are in the market for a Ford Falcon or a Holden Commodore, then you should do yourself a favour and test drive a Maxima. They also have plenty of power, comfort and heaps of interior room. This one is NZ new and had 1 owner. It’s powered by a grunty 3.5 litre V6 and is automatic with tiptronic option. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has ABS brakes, airbags, CD, climate air conditioning, cruise control, electric windows and mirrors, remote locking, factory 16 inch alloys and a towbar.

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$18,980 Ford Courier xlx 4Wd 2003 If you are into a bit of hunting, 4wding or need a good ute for towing, then this is for you. Its NZ new. Powered by a grunty 2.5 litre turbo diesel and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in tidy condition apart from one small mark on the back seat as per the photos. It also has ABS brakes, airconditioning, CD, airbags, factory alloys,remote locking, electric windows and mirrors, tufdeck and a towbar.

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$57,980 BMW x5 diesel M/sporT 2009 This is probably the BEST all round SUV on the market for sale today. These are very happy commuting but are also a very capable sports wagon and an awesome tow wagon. It’s AWD and is the Motorsport model which has all of the performance enhancements from BMW. It has adaptive xenon lights, self levelling suspension, cruise control with braking function, auto dipping interior and exterior mirrors, rain sensing wipers, push button start, auto handbrake and tinted glass.

$18,980 nissan x-Trail Ti 2009 If you are in the market for a SUV that’s AWD but not too big that can still do some towing, then this is for you. It’s powered by a 2.5 litre motor and is auto with tiptronic option. It’s NZ new and had 1 owner. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has ABS brakes, airbags, sunroof, factory alloys, remote locking, stone guard, cruise control, airconditioning and a towbar.

MiTsuBisHi l300 lWB van 2007 If you are a tradesman looking for a van or a motorcyclist looking to carry your trail bike, then this could be for you. It’s NZ new and had 1 owner. Powered by a 2.5 litre diesel motor and is 5 speed manual. It’s been on a full service program from new and we have the records. It also has double side loading doors, towbar and CD.

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$13,980 MiTsuBisHi l300 sWB van 2008 If you are a tradesman or handyman looking to upgrade to a later model van, then this is for you. It’s NZ new and had 1 owner. It’s powered by a 2.4 litre petrol motor and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has CD, alarm and a towbar.

ToyoTa HiaCe diesel van 2001 Are you sick of working for the man and looking for a first tradesmens van to go out on your own? Well this could be for you. Powered by a 3.0 diesel and is automatic. Roof rack and tow bar, ready to go to work.

A R R IV IN G S O O N 2006 Mitsubishi l300 SWB, Petrol - $11,980 2010 Mitsubishi Triton 4WD, D/Cab, Diesel - $21,980 2004 Ford Courier 2WD, Flat Deck, Petrol - $14,980 2007 suzuki sx4 Hatch, Manual - $14,980 2006 Mazda 3 Glx Hatch, Auto - $13,980 1997 Honda Crv Auto, Green - $6,980

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interior decorators, cleaners or inspectors, they’ve all been there, done that and developed the best processes for making buying and selling on the local market as easy for you as possible. They’ll help you secure the best price if you are selling, or negotiate the best terms if you are buying, help you present the best possible image of your home or help you move into the right one. They’re all well known, reputable and willing to do the hard yards so you don’t have to. Give them a call today, and find out just how rewarding buying and selling can be with the right adcleaning services vice.

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tools to assist us identify faults; Have a proven reputation for providing quality easy to understand reports; Carry appropriate professional indemnity insurance. NBS recognises that what is right for you today may not be appropriate for the future. Change is a fact of life and NBS recognises that a home loan that can adapt to meet those changes is vital. NBS have home loans designed to fit your lifestyle - so if your income changes, your family grows or your needs and plans alter, so too can your home loan. NBS can help tailor your home loan so it will always be manageable, providing support, flexibility and security when you need it most. When looking for a home loan there are so many choices. At NBS these choices have been simplified with our Fixed & Variable Rate Home Loans and Flexi Loans. The NBS Home Loan is a traditional home loan suited to those customers who want to make regular payments over a specified term choosing a fixed or variable interest rate. With the ability to make lump sum payments or alter your regular installments, an NBS Home Loan may be just what you are looking for. The

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Buying & Selling Property NBS Flexi Loan combines your home loan and overdraft facility into one easy-to-manage account. It simplifies your finances and can help you minimise interest costs while providing you with a ready line of credit. Even if you require a combination of both these types of loans we are happy to design a package that best suits you and your lifestyle. If you need any help deciding which loan is best suited for you, our friendly, experienced lending staff are happy to assist you in making the right choice. Selling? Talk to Carol at Refine & Redesign about revamping your home to ensure it reaches its full potential. Through careful staging of the inside of your home, Carol can present it in such a way that it generates more interest, sells quickly and at a higher price. From interior design mini makeovers, to complete stagings, Carol can help you achieve a magazine look on a budget. Carol can makeover a tired looking home, into a fresh, uplifted dream home for potential buyers. From a few cushions, to soft or full furnishings, Carol is able to dress each room as required. Ex-rentals and vacant homes can particularly benefit from Carol’s services. Vacant homes are known to take longer to sell as they often feel cold and uninviting, and it is difficult to judge room sizes and potential. Carol can provide the furniture and accessories to create a look and feel for the home that will boost its selling power.

Kate came out on top as the winner of RE/MAX International Broker/Owner of the Year, Single Office, the first time anyone in New Zealand or Australia has ever won the award. A few months ago the office was named number two in the country, a testament to the amount of real estate successfully changing hands with RE/MAX. Re/Max is one of the most qualified agency teams in the region, constantly up skilling to ensure they are at the top of their game when it comes to industry qualifications. You won’t find a global reach that’s wider than Re/Max either. They have agents in over 93 countries, so wherever you want to go, there’s an agent on the ground who can help. Frank Freeman Barrister & Solicitor is a long established law firm in Nelson, offering high quality and efficient service for over 13 years. If you are looking to buy or sell residential or commercial property, Frank is an expert in the wide ranging needs and require-

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Focus on Farming & RURAL LIFESTYLE BMTT are dedicated to providing top notch service to their customers. Their sales team will work with you to find the right agricultural machinery to suit your requirements. They sell a huge variety of top brand machinery and their after sales service is second to none. They realise that most breakdowns happen right in the middle of an important job and that’s why they offer a 24 hour callout service. It’s so important that often while BMTT manager, Terry Thompson, has been out and about enjoying his weekend, he’s dropped everything to help out his customers. Then he has to return home and explain to his long suffering wife why her car is now covered in dirt splashes and smelling of cow poo! To experience their dedication to great service call in and see the good buggers at BMTT. On Farm Agri Centre is a leading supplier of agricultural equipment and parts. Established in 2005 they have grown to be one of the best known agriculture suppliers in the region, designing, installing, supplying, maintaining and servicing milking machines, irrigation systems and agricultural machinery ranging from mowers through to chainsaws and ATVs. They only represent the leading brands, such as De Laval, to ensure that you obtain the best value over the lifetime of your purchase. Their team are dedicated to providing a complete, integrated sales and after sales parts and service package which will help to improve your productivity, give a better return on your investment and peace of mind through busy work periods. Ag Contractor Steve Sangster and his team are busy making hay while the sun shines – or to be more precise, baling and wrapping. Steve has been serving the local farming and agricultural community for many years, not only looking af-

ter baling, wrapping and haymaking but also groundwork, mowing, raking and pasture renewal. This year is Steve’s second season with his McHale Fusion baler and its efficiency means that he is able to work faster, reducing the amount of time spent on each job. Less time on each job reduces his production costs which, in turn, means his charge out rate per bale is significantly lower leaving more money in the farmer’s pocket. If you are looking for honest and friendly advice and a

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Focus on Farming & RURAL LIFESTYLE More power, faster response times, improved operator comfort and enhanced efficiency are provided by the closedcentre pressure and flow compensated hydraulic system. This can accommodate up to four mechanical selective control valves in the rear and three mid-mounted mechanical independent control valves. The hydraulic pump delivers up to 114 litres/min and is available on all cab models and an optional front loader

is available. John Deere 6M Series tractors give customers the chance to experience new levels of efficiency and performance in a standard tractor range. Call in and see the Gordon Handy Machinery team today or phone them on 543 8041. ASB are proud to say that their Rural Team are not only expert bankers; they’re top quality people too, with a passion for farming and an understand-

ing of what’s important to their customers. They’re also continuously developing their knowledge, so they can remain at the forefront of helping you add value to your rural business. Plus, they have access to specialists such as our Rural Economists who provide them with up to the minute information. ASB’s team is as much a part of the local community as you are, and their focus and commitment to this can be seen in their support

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for local events, and on a larger scale through their partnership with charities like St John and sponsorship of the Starship Foundation. ASB Nelson’s rural team is headed by Peter Crouchley. Peter has been involved in the dairy industry as a sharemilker and recently as a manager for Landcorp on the West Coast. Peter’s role involved converting two farms from swamp to fully operational hump and hollowed dairy farms milking 2000 cows. Peter joined the ASB team on the West Coast before moving to the Nelson region and he enjoys being able to use his knowledge and experience to help clients achieve their goals. Meat Solutions owners Rik Taikato and James Fairbrass will take care of all of your homekill and meat processing. They will get your meat from the farm to your freezer, processing all stock including cattle, pigs, sheep and deer. Well known for their quick and efficient operation, their aim is to make things as easy as possible for their customers. Rik and James will offer great advice on what products and processing will provide the best eating. They offer 30 different flavours of sausage and also make gluten and preservative free sausages, patties, bacon and ham. Your meat will be processed and packed to suit your individual requirements. Give the boys a call today on 544 7297. Cynthia Martin of Haven Realty has been an outstanding achiever in real estate since she entered the industry in 1997. She has been a multi-award winner for consecutive years, specialising in Rural and Lifestyle properties, subdivisions and residential sales in Wakefield and surrounding areas. Cynthia’s knowledge, professionalism and experience will see you in expert hands. Constantly acknowledged for her ethical professionalism and commitment to the sale of her client’s properties,

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Ag Contractors Ryan Hooper, Daniel Sangster and Steve Sangster take a break from a busy day baling. Cynthia provides outstanding service and communication to her clients. Cynthia has carved out a niche in the market due to her high credibility and for being results focused. Cynthia is also a valuable member of the Haven Management Team constantly reassessing and up skilling her knowledge in order to provide and achieve the very best results for all clients who engage her to sell their property. Brooks Spreading will take care of all your fertiliser and lime requirements. Fertiliser application made now will ensure maximum growth in the com-

ing season. Brooks Spreading have been looking after the fertiliser requirements for local farmers and market gardeners for the past ten years and their customer base continues to expand. Their fleet of spreader trucks are based in both Spring Grove and Murchison so that they are perfectly placed to look after properties from Springs Junction through to Blenheim. Brooks Spreading’s team of trained operators use 4x4 flotation spreaders with GPS guidance and proof of placement mapping to ensure even and complete coverage, making sure that fertiliser is spread exactly where it is needed.

Tai Poutini Polytechnic The civil construction and infrastructure sectors are key drivers of the New Zealand economy. Big-ticket works include the Christchurch rebuild, but projects right across the country need people with the right attitude and skills. Tai Poutini Polytechnic is at the forefront of vocational education and training. Its certificates in Civil Plant Operation and Civil Construction, Quarrying and Mining teach the range of practical skills needed to succeed in these essential industries. ‘There are always roads, motorways and bridges being built, infrastructure building projects and residential subdivisions underway, and opportunities in mining, quarry and extractive industries,’ says TPP tutor Nigel Tawhai. These programmes are delivered at TPP Trades work sites in various locations from Auckland to Invercargill. Our tutors are all industry experts who believe in the value of honest labour and hands-on experience. Next intake Starts February 2013. Check out www.tpp.ac.nz or free ph 0800 800 411 for more information.

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Setting up shop? Talk to the company whose business is all about your business, The Point of Sale Company. Owner and former part owner of Networkz Nelson Ltd, David Jordan has recently kick started his own company again, drawing on 30 years industry experience in the supply, installation and servicing of cash registers and eftpos equipment, which now includes the new contactless technology. Having been in the business for so long, he’s a well known face around town and has got off to a busy start with The Point of Sale Company. As the Casio David Jordan dealer for the top of the south, he can offer onsite services to Nelson, Tasman, Marlborough and the surrounding areas. From sales, rentals and support, back office software, receipt printers, to the full range of consumables such as ribbons and till rolls, David can help. The Point of Sale Company has also just been confirmed as an Accredited Reseller for Paymark EFTPOS. Being local, he can troubleshoot at any time, any day of the week.

Whether you’re updating your shower, renewing your plumbing, or installing a complete bathroom or kitchen, speak to Clayton Knowles and the friendly team at Edward Gibbon for the best products and professional advice. Backed up by the well-known and respected Plumbing Plus reputation, Edward Gibbon is the name you can trust for all of your plumbing needs. Edward Gibbon prides itself on its range of bathroom fittings and plumbing supplies, including New Zealand made and imported product, from sleek and simple to ornate, designer pieces. For domestic or commercial projects, you’ll find what you need here. They carry a full range of water heaters, plumbing products and fixtures from top-quality manufacturers. Plus they have the buying power and specialist knowledge to get you the right products at the right price. Whatever your needs, Clayton and the team will take care of you from the moment you walk in the door right though to their free delivery service. Edward Gibbon is able to provide a personalised service to aid with product selection, ensuring both your design requirements and budget are met. Talk to Clayton and the team about your requirements and ask about a free, no obligation quote. Find them at 23 McGlashen Ave, Richmond. The time to talk to Don Clementson from FAVSAT about setting up your home with quality home entertainment is now. Don is up with the play on the newest and best technology available on the market, from audio systems, home theatre systems, to multiple TVs, he can supply and install everything you will need to enjoy your time at home. While you are weighing up your entertainment options, you could get more bang for your buck with My Freeview. With the advantages of recording live Don Clementson TV and the convenience of being able to watch your favourite shows whenever you want to watch them, My Freeview will suit the whole family. Have you had issues with Prime TV? Changes to the way Prime is being broadcast could affect you. If you use a Freeview receiver and you have either lost Prime all together or are seeing a message advising you of a cutoff date, talk to Don. He can manually tune your receiver to ensure you will still be able to watch Prime TV after the end of the month. Nick Marer of the Little Pig Building Company believes that building or renovating a home should be a rewarding experience, both during the build and later, when the owners are enjoying their new life. “For most people it’s the biggest investment they will ever make; we do our best to make sure people get the home they have dreamed of, as well as a great return on their investment,” says Nick. The company has been building sustainable homes for over twenty years, so Nick is well-versed in the art of building with energy efficient sustainable materials. “It doesn’t matter if it’s a renovation or a new build – energy efficiency and sustainability can be built-in if you use the right materials and design,” says Nick. The Little Pig Building Company has its own standard plans, or can work with your architect’s plans, so Nick is a good person to talk to if you are not sure where to start. “We’ll work with your architect or ours to make sure the build goes smoothly.” Nick says he’s happy to build with timber, brick or straw – or any other suitable material. So if you have a renovation or extension in mind, or maybe a whole new house, give Nick a call at The Little Pig Building Co on 03 542 4402 or 027 448 0465. Visit us on www.littlepigbuilding.co.nz or see us on Facebook.

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Building new? Updating your existing home? For a garage door with a thermal performance like no other, talk to Stu Newport at Conqueror Garage Doors Nelson. Manufactured in the South Island, the Conqueror garage door it is the only product of its kind in Australasia to feature a double skin steel construction and fully insulated polyurethane injected design, giving it a true 2.2R thermal rating. It is the only door on the market to feature powder coated white hardware and tracks, Stu Newport with nylon bush rollers and hinges to minimise noise and wear. Available in a range of colours and styles to suit and equipped with sound deadening qualities, you can make the most of your garage as an alternative warm extra room, study or gym. Friendly, approachable and with the hands on experience to back up his expertise, Stu can offer the best advice on what a Conqueror garage door could do for you. Look out for the big yellow truck at 97 Gladstone Rd, Richmond and talk to Stu about Conqueror Garage Doors.

Tucked away on Lansdowne Rd, you’ll find Dean’s Nursery. Owner James Dean and his wife Susie have spent the last 24 years growing their family business – literally. They specialise in New Zealand native and exotic trees and shrubs that are suited to lifestyle blocks, landowners and town gardens, selling their plants to both retail and wholesale gardeners and those in the landscape trade. The majority of trees and shrubs available are all grown James Dean at the nursery from propagation or seed and because of their local roots, will transplant easily. Until recently they have grown grapevines, but this will be their first year solely operating as a wholesale retail nursery, which is an exciting change for James and Susie. Take advantage of the weather and head out to Deans Nursery to get your garden sorted for summer, they currently have a spring sale on with a reduction on all plants plus specials on certain lines. They’re open 7 days a week during October. Owner Lawrie Wilson took over Richmond Auto Court just a few months ago and has already established a solid reputation for great service. With 20 years sales experience within a local franchise dealership before he took on Richmond Auto Court, he is no newbie when it comes to finding the right vehicle, at the right price, for each and every customer. Trusted, friendly and with a genuine concern for getting you into a well priced and great value vehicle, leave it to Lawrie to find the best vehicle for your needs. Lawrie Wilson There is always a wide range of quality, used cars on site, from family cars through to first cars and everything in between. If you have something particular in mind though and you can’t see it there, Lawrie will source it for you. Lawrie is honest and happy to help you. With years of mechanical and sales experience to back up his knowledge, if you want sound advice on your next vehicle purchase or simply want to chat about your options, call in to see Lawrie at Richmond Auto Court. Quality and aesthetically pleasing joinery can set your home apart from the rest, so if you are building new or revamping your existing home, talk to Richard and the team at Prestige Furniture and Joinery. They have been manufacturing quality kitchens, vanities and custom furniture in Nelson for over 20 years and have many local happy and repeat customers to back up their work. Richard and his expert team offer a huge array of joinery including full kitchen fit outs, laundry, bathroom joinery, wardrobe and cupboard design and the experience and professionalism to get the job done right. Richard Dohen You can tell a lot about a business by their word of mouth reputation, so ask around about Prestige Furniture and Joinery. Richard and the team can help you get the look you’re after, with the expertise and knowledge that counts. When it comes to your home, talk to the professionals at Prestige Furniture and Joinery. Phone 544 1789 or visit them at 38 Beach Road.

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Ben Brownie is a proud member of the team at The Car Company Richmond. He’s been buying and selling quality new and used vehicles there for more than four years and is the sales manager, heading up an expert, friendly team. Ben prides himself on finding each customer the best car to suit their needs and with the buying power to source top quality vehicles at a great price, Ben has a wide selection at his fingertips. The Car Company has over 400 different makes and models, new and used, at all price ranges in stock at any one time. But if they don’t have what you are looking for, Ben will go out of his way to source it for you. With access to genuine spare parts, accessories and a mechanical team that can take care of your W.O.F and servicing requirements, talk to Ben at The Car Company Richmond about your next vehicle purchase. Full finance options and insurance products are available too. The Car Company staff is available when you need them. Our Richmond dealership is open 7 days and you can visit us 24/7 on our website from the comfort of your own home Wayde from P&M Fireplaces can help you select a new Rayburn cooker. The Rayburn range cooker 300 series 355m doubles as a versatile cooker and can provide all the household hot water and central heating your home will need. The timeless appeal of a Rayburn range cooker is epitomised by its stunning appearance, classic styling and high cooking efficiency. Wayde Sinclair Smooth lines and attractive colours have created a classic design that blends perfectly with any style kitchen, from the most traditional to the ultra modern, while delivering exceptional performance. Well known for its compact design and high cooking efficiency, the Rayburn cooker ticks all the boxes when it comes to family living. For the best products for heating your home, servicing, parts, or simply sound advice on the most cost effective options available to you, talk to Wayde and the team at P&M Fireplaces.

What started as a young man digging for water on his as Woody has been, you get to know people. Both him father’s farm 63 years ago is now Nelson’s leading waand his team have built up great relationships with the ter well drilling company. Waimea Drilling are the top local community who not only respect Woody when it of the south drilling specialists, offering comes to his water expertise, but who also a comprehensive range of services from trust his knowledge on local water sourcexcavation, exploration and the design ing. Woody is a reliable industry expert and construction of top quality water when it comes to his extensive knowledge supply wells. of aquifers in the top of the south and was Owner Woody has been meeting the the first voice insisting there was enough needs of our local families and businesses water in the Moutere area to be useful, since starting the company in 1965 and as it is today. Today Woody’s industry has built up a well known reputation for knowledge is unsurpassable so if you’ve being the best in the industry, his proven had work carried out by Waimea Drilling experience and expertise is not only valyou know it’s been done by the best and ued, but sought after. through sound construction practices, A reliable and safe water supply is one ensuring compliance with industry standof the most important needs in our day ards. Waimea Drilling are easily recognised by to day lives, whether you need a waWoody the owner of their impressive fleet of classic vehicles, ter source for your home, your business Waimea Drilling. or bach, it pays to call in the experts. from a 1943 earthborer that went to GerWoody’s now well established business many and back, a collection of 1970s Acco started all those years ago out of that Internationals to 1990s Ford trucks, some same need, digging wells by hand for of the work vehicles used by Woody and his father soon turned into doing them the team have been around as long as they for his neighbours and businesses as the have, and are now an important and iconword spread. ic part of the tried and tested business. Today there are over 6500 wells logged Since starting out in 1965 Waimea Drillunder Woody’s belt and counting. His ing has serviced market gardens, orchards, qualified team of experts made up of vineyards, and residential properties from Brendan Higgins and Shane Harwood Invercargill to Blenheim, the West Coast are still constructing quality water supand all over Golden Bay. Their consistent approach to the installation and servicing ply wells and providing maintenance Shane Harwood and Brenservices to our regions industrial, doof water wells, moving with the times and don Higgins bring a wealth upgrading technology has seen the commestic, horticultural and agricultural of reliable experience to the pany stand the test of time in the commuindustries. Waimea Drilling team. nity. When you’ve been in the business as long

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Introducing four licensed Haven real estate agents, Kevin Cross, Kit Brydon, Mark Hardcastle and Dave Trigg. They are the men from Haven Realty that combined, have over 60 years experience – now that’s experKevin Cross, Kit Brydon, Mark tise in buying and selling that is Hardcastle, Dave Trigg pretty hard to beat. They draw on a wealth of individual local knowledge and combined hands on industry experience. Teamwork is their strength, and it is Haven people that truly make the difference when it comes to getting the best value for your home. They pride themselves on their professionalism and communication with all clients and remember – their rates start from just $500 + 2.95% reducing to 1.95% +gst. Recently, there has been a lot of property changing hands with Haven Realty. Sales have been very strong and they are now looking for new listings. So if you are in the market to buy or sell locally, if you want the best price and advice give the team at Haven Realty Richmond a call.

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Red Cross provides first aid courses to suit your needs. Not all first aid certificates are created equal and Red Cross is a leading provider of first aid training in New Zealand – in fact they have been awarded NZQA’s highest rating as a training provider. Red Cross offers the greatest choice – from specialist training to everyday first aid. Learning first aid is not only a part of ensuring a safe work place, but also an integral part of Red Cross’s engagement with the wider community. Their courses cover many of the skills required to deal with the most common injuries, such as falls, and dealing with complex scenes, such as car accidents. They can tailor any course to meet your needs, adding modules or industry specific training to suit your workplace or industry. One day you may be called upon to help someone in need. Will you know what to do? If you are not sure on the course best suited to your needs, ask your accredited first aid training provider. Red Cross can explain the course content and give you options that will be best for your needs. Talk to Tom Jeffrey at Enviro about setting up your workplace and home for a clean, hygienic and pest free summer this spring. Carpet cleaning and pest control is best sorted now, before it becomes an even bigger problem further into the season. Following the winter carpets are generally at their worst with soiling, stains and ingrained dirt and odour. They’re less hygienic and a harbourage for mites, fleas and potentially harmful bacteria, viruses Tom Jeffrey and pose a hazard to asthma sufferers. Tom and his team are IICRC certified in carpet cleaning, stain removal, mould remediation, odour control, flood and fire restoration. Springtime is an effective pre-emptive time for pest control for flies, fleas, ants and spiders. Early preventative spraying for spiders and flies is the most effective means of preventing a problem developing later in the season. Tom is Urban Pest Management certified to ensure safe handling and uses the correct tools, products and application methods required to keep homes, businesses, pets and people safe. For a clean, safe and pest free home, talk to Tom at Enviro. Hi folks – We the ‘Men in Business’ Technical Team at Tasman Auto Electrics have a Waimea Weekly (only) special for you and some exciting new technology news. The Special – We will re-gas your vehicle Air Conditioning System, pressure test the system (to ensure your new gas wont escape) and carry out a bacteria, fungi and mould sanitisation of the system – no more nasty smells! This service will be only $150 (normally $250 But only for the next 2 weeks. And now for the new technology – Always on the lookout for advanced Technology we are excited to advise that we have been awarded the sole NZ Distributorship for USA made Lithionic Batteries. These batteries are more powerful, weigh less and will significantly outlast their lead acid counterparts. They are also a truly ‘green’ battery with the environments future in mind. Lithionic Batteries have the undot approval ensuring that nothing but the highest quality and safest batteries are built. We have a huge range available for marine, commercial, automotive and energy storage applications. We have recently fitted our Lithionic Batteries to a remote island off-grid system and to a high tech, first in the world, carbon fibre racing yacht – where only the best will do. See us at www.golithium.co.nz.

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his family. So it’s easy to understand why the nerves have come back before kickoff. “This is a different feeling. I was coming into last weekend’s game and I was a wee bit nervous, but I don’t usually get nervous before a game,” he says, in between signing autographs for his beloved fans at Blenheim’s Lansdowne Park. “I guess it’s because making the final is something Tasman has never done before and I really care about it. Come this weekend I’m sure there will be a few nerves amongst the team. Most of the boys have never been involved in finals footy before.” Thinking ahead to Friday, Tom says it will be “emotional” running out onto the ground where he’s had some very fond memories playing for Nelson, the Makos and Crusaders. “Growing up I always wanted to be a Tasman Mako and that’s the same for most of the boys. We play with our heart on our sleeve and that’s the special thing about this region.” Fighting for a place to compete in the Premiership standings, Tasman managed to knock off four teams from the above division this year, including semi-finalists Counties Manakau. Tasman were a staggering 16 points ahead of last weekend’s opponents Southland after the round robin, and with just two losses against their name, the Makos entered their playoff series knowing they had already beaten each of the other Championship semi-finalists. So it’s no surprise that Tom didn’t care who this weekend’s opposition was going to be after beating Southland 49-28. Tickets are already on sale for the game which kicks off at 7:35pm on Friday.

Sciatic Pain Sorted with Self-help Approach Sciatic pain can strike without warning. This deep, often severe, aching pain radiates into the leg from the back and can be very debilitating. Caused by pressure on nerve roots in the spine, often from a bulging disc, the pain can be unrelenting if not sorted quickly. Sometimes the pain is accompanied by tingling and numbness and occasionally with weakness in the leg or foot muscles. Often sciatica occurs in active people engaged in heavy occupations with farmers and builders regularly seeking treatment for this complaint. Equally, however, those that are more sedentary and sit frequently, such as truck drivers and office workers, are just as likely to develop this condition. Youth or age is no protection from this condition with our ever more sedentary youth now regularly experiencing both back pain and sciatica. The elderly too can experience sciatica but the greatest tendency for this condition occurs between 35 and 65 years of age. Sciatica may be preceded by back pain but it is possible to have leg symptoms with no

back pain at all. “Sciatic” pain can be felt in the groin or in the front, back or sides of the thigh or the calf or foot. What can be done about this painful condition? Firstly it is important to ascertain that the pain is indeed sciatica so effective and prompt treatment can be initiated. Consulting an expert in this field is the first step. Many people don’t immediately think of a physiotherapist being an expert in sciatica assessment and treatment but indeed the physiotherapists at Richmond Physiotherapy in Lower Queen Street Health are experts in assessing and treating this condition. They will take an in depth history and then do a thorough physical examination, finding movements and positions that alter and improve your pain. In rare cases, sciatica is serious and a referral will be arranged to a medical specialist in these instances but the staff at Richmond Physiotherapy Centre are well trained to spot these cases. All the therapists at Richmond Physiotherapy Centre are Credentialed in the

McKenzie Method, a very well researched approach to the assessment and treatment of back pain and sciatica that was developed by Robin McKenzie, a New Zealand physiotherapist from Wellington. Helen Macdonald holds a Diploma in Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy, the highest qualification offered by the McKenzie Institute International. If you think you may be suffering with sciatica, mention this article when you phone Richmond Physiotherapy and for the month from 28th October, you will receive an upgrade on your first appointment to a “Specialist Consult” appointment, a saving of 33% on your fees. No referral is necessary. Check out the website www.richmondphysiotherapy.co.nz or phone 544 0327.

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With just first innings points up for grabs and the unavailability of rep players, it was a fairly disruptive start to the two-day cricket season. The headlining fixture of the first round of games was the clash between last year’s finalists Stoke-Nayland and Waimea Toi Toi United at the Marsden Rec. However, honours had to be shared as WTTU, who won the competition last year, declared at 2354 with Stoke-Nayland ending the day at 167-8 in reply. WTTU middle order batsman Mason Thelin was the star of the show on 123 not out off just 116 balls, which included 14 boundaries. It was Mason’s

Waimea Toi Toi United opener Blair Carpenter walks from the wicket after being bowled by Stoke-Nayland’s Josh Sansom in Saturday’s first two-day cricket match. Photo: Phillip Rollo. first century for the club after making his senior debut in 2005. And while leg spinner Sam Field claimed a five wicked haul on debut, Stoke-Nayland’s tail held out just long

enough for the draw. In the two other matches, Wanderers claimed a first innings victory over ACOB at Ben Cooper Park and Motueka beat Wakatu at Ngawhatu.

Nelson Waimea Gun Club results Sunday 13th October 2013: 100 tgt Skeet A Grade 1st M O’Connor 96, 2nd K Van Asch 94, 3rd A Peter 93. B Grade 1st L Owen 84, 2nd V Bayley 83, 3rd H Owen 80. C Grade 1st J Hitchcock 86, 2nd D McLean 80, 3rd G Beattie 79. 25 pair Double Rise A Grade 1st W Oldham 43, 2nd M O’Connor 43, 3rd K Van Asch 43. B Grade 1st H Owen 36, 2nd W Dalley 36, 3rd V Workman 36. C Grade 1st G Beattie 28, 2nd K Hartshorne 26, 3rd N Thorpe 23. Sunday 6th October 2013: South Island Sporting Championship. 100 tgt Sporting, HOA Paul Hedwig 93, AA Grade 1st Brian Deadman 93, 2nd Mark Vessey 92, 3rd David Alley 92. A Grade 1st Alex Squires 88, 2nd Les Hoffman 87, 3rd Russell Cooper 86. B Grade 1st Neil Simpson 81, 2nd Craig Horrel 79, 3rd Grant Crosbie 78. C Grade 1st Phil Fagan 79, 2nd Aaron

Scott 74, 3rd Michael Towarek 71. Super Veterans Gordan MacPhee 86. Veteran Paul Hedwig 93. Ladies Sarah Hamburger 73. Junior Keaton Norling 77. Saturday 5th October 2013: Falcon Ammunition & Target Products 100 tgt Sporting Trophy Match. HOA Mark Vessey 96. AA Grade 1st Geoff Wells 90, 2nd Derek Morgan 89, 3rd Ian Holmes 89. A Grade 1st Les Hoffman 90, 2nd Ross Denton 90, 3rd Chris Scully 87. B Grade 1st Harry Denton 86, 2nd Dave Reid 83, 3rd Ian Swale 82. C Grade 1st Ross Hunter 77, 2nd Karen Cross 75, 3rd equal Phil Fagan, Andrew McDonald 73. Unregistered 1st Robyn Gibbison 48, 2nd Finnian Cleary 40, 3rd Keiran Cleary 35. Super Veterans Gordan McPhee 88. Veterans Les Hoffman 90. Ladies Sarah Hamburger 78. Junior Harry Denton 86.

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Nelson Dawnbreakers Fishing Club What a stunner of a weekend that has just gone. Warm beautiful sunny skies, albeit with a little wind thrown in for good measure. But don’t get too excited as the long range forecast includes some rain. I’m ever hopeful that it will be wrong but several websites are predicting showers and gusty winds for Labour Weekend. But get the boat fuelled up and ready just in case because you just never know this far out. The kayakers have informed me they have been catching gurnard, Kahawai and small snapper in and around Cable Bay, as well as Okiwi Bay. Flasher rigs from 2/0 up to 6/0 hooks with small bits of pillies have been doing the damage. As of Sunday the odd big fish has been caught in Tasman Bay but the water temperature is still a bit cool for them to come in yet and with a wet week ahead it will further slow them down. Recently some Dawnbreakers took part in the annual Nelson North Country Competition. Historically Dawn breakers have performed well in this event and this year turned out to be another success for members of the club. Team Atawhai consisting of Dan Fisher, Reid Forrest, and Aaron Quarterman won the Big Three comp. Dan said they had to bag a stag/boar/ snapper which they managed to just in time for the weigh in but it came with a large lack of sleep and a lot of miles covered over the 3 days of the hunt. Dan Fisher caught the snapper on board his boat (Tight Lines) on a slow jig out in the deep in Tasman Bay. They all said it was a neat comp and would be looking forward to it again next year. On Sunday the Dawnbreakers Fishing Club had their first club social day held at The Tasman Bay Cruising Club. As an example of how the club helps its members, we are actively promoting safety on the wa-

Dan Fisher with a 77cm snapper caught in Tasman Bay on a slow jig. ter by encouraging and discounting the price to members, to partake in a day skippers course. We believe that everyone that owns a watercraft would be safer having done the course. We have also organised weekends away as well as day trips on the club calendar. We also have regular guest speakers on a variety of topics every month. Our guest speaker this month from MPI Fisheries (MAF) was able to go through the ins and outs of the rules regarding catching cod in the Marlborough Sounds, size/ bag limits on finfish, and the laws on the use of longlines. It was very informative and enabled members to have points clarified that they were not sure about. For example did you know that no person may use or be in possession of more than one line (other than handlines or rod and reel lines). All surface floats attached to any line must be marked with the fisher’s initials and surname. A phone number is also useful. No person may use or possess a line with more than 25 hooks. Where more than one person is using a line from a vessel (other than handlines or rod and reel lines), no more than two lines (other than handlines or rod and reel lines) may be used, set from or possessed on board that vessel. To join or find out more about the club, email us at dawnbreakersfc@gmail.com.

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out by our manufacturer. I believe the manufacturers like the law as it is because they do not want field testing as they would all fail and the government use this knowledge to manipulate their own energy policies, so do deals with the AHHA telling them where they can sell wood burners in their towns. Wood burners are tested in optimum conditions so they achieve maximum temperature in the lab. There is nothing wrong with the test but the results cannot be used as they are out of context once the wood burner is installed. In John Todd’s own words the law is flawed but the government do nothing about it. The AUS/NZ standards do not ask for flue caps to be tested yet they make claims that the Fluecube has to be tested, yet not every flue cap on the market has been asked to be tested. So why do they single out the flue cap designed in Nelson? I believe the reason is that we solved most problems with atmospheric conditions in winter but it contradicts the standard of testing and we prove the public are being misled by a flawed standard. We have proved this on over 2000 wood burners around

NZ as well proving it around the world. Like a rottweiler, the ministry and NCC set out to get me. We’ve had every dirty trick in the book thrown at us from changing the inventors name on the world patent application (in the nick of time we changed patent attorneys). A Nelson councillor on TV3 said our flue cap could be dangerous if it has not been tested and our flue cap is an insurance risk. TDC and Nelson City Council tells the consumer it has to be tested when no other flue cap is asked to be tested. So, in spite of all the dirty tactics, I stayed focused on achieving world patents. Suitable manufacturers prove to the consumer we do better with thousands of consumers having a more pleasant atmosphere in the home, solving smoke in the room problems, saving fuel, most of all lowering pollution in their towns. It’s now used on many new and older wood burners, proving that we are doing better. That has antagonised the ministry, setting the ‘rottweiler’ on me, going around the country and Australia to block our product. We can write a book on the dirty tactics but I was one jump ahead, I took my product overseas to do real test-

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ing, first the BSRIA EU standards. The Ringlemann tests The problems are passed on the installers to solve, let- industry, block wet backs to push solar water heating real life emissions used in the industry here in Nelson. ting the manufacturer off the hook. and did their best to trample on the inventor that could Testing between identical wood burners using the same The ministry and NCC were, I think, against me from have helped their town. We have a world class product fuel, exchanging different flue caps, with the FlueCube day one. I saw the hundreds of problems with the new and they have a mess. every time saving 35% in fuel. approved wood burners and I think it’s a disgrace to The AHHA asked me to send a FlueCube to the MelWe achieved the inventor’s award in Australia. Sent it have a product that fails the consumer, covered up by bourne testing authority two years later, I was told I to Colorado University where test proved the Fluecube this council. We are now seeing the results around the would have to lobby the government to have it tested lowers PM in real life emissions. town. I have had people in tears, many have had to have When I sent them our UK and Colorado results they NCC and TDC were given a folder of our achievements their lounge painted twice and the FlueCube solved the then said there as there is no law to test flue caps so they with utter silence. I wrote and said “you all were ready problems. cannot test it. You will have to lobby the government, to slander my product but now I have all the evidence I The TDC offered $5000 to have our flue cap tested in a Nelson City Council and the ministry, I was told. We intend to sue.” lab. I refused as they could not be trusted as the results have our results from the UK, EU and Colorado. We What is more, in my home town they have made a mess would say it does not improve the fire. Ross Sneddon will continue to sell our flue cap out of Nelson until we of making claims they have solved pollution but it is borrowed a FlueCube, he carried out testing inside his are reimbursed for damages. If they continue, we will nothing but a joke. work shop his results said it does not improve the fire. play their tricks when we go to China to make for the We have proof all around the country with hundreds So how do they justify the truth when no wood burner world. of home owners with problems with the new approved is tested correctly? I believe manufacturers ignored the failure in the eightwood burners, that can be seen around Nelson and the The FlueCube will go worldwide. In the UK it is man- ies as they worked to build a bullet proof law that procountry with the filthy flue caps on wood burners tects them. and pellet fires . Although they have no evidence they have solved Another dirty council trick last week. I have a pollution, I believe they protect themselves by a property on the market, the land agent asked the flawed law that gives the manufacturer a free tickue cubes have council if it wasbeen fire compliant, a letter came back et once he has spent $8000 and passed the lab test from the council to say the wood burner was inso he now he walks free. a super piece of kit for stalled in 1990 and cannot be used. They lied and But the reality is councils do not measure smoke ave experience of many used an old permit ignoring the later installation in a lab they use two eyes like everyone else and in 2002. Then the council now refuses my emails. also see they have not fixed it. in another league.” Wonder how many people have been told this? Now the council is removing many of the new sold 11 FlueCubes approved wood burners as they are failing, who e clientWeis recently very happy with for the Nelson Lakes DOC huts because it saves them fire wood. pays? Yes the consumer. Standards are made to s down draft. Many thanks All the fire wood is all air lifted into the huts. protect the consumer but have failed thousands. TDC wrote to a customer to say he requires a Adopting legislation made on an American o fitting more cubes if it building consent to fit a FlueCube yet no other flawed standard of testing is 30 years old. I believe py!” flue cap requires a building consent as flue caps it is held together by an old boys network and the do not come into the standard of the appliance yet reason no one has got past the test is we have a up, so-called cowl Well, for a town they singlespinning us out the Fluecube. product and the guts to challenge them and I will that needed it, they have sure muffed it and it will do it. e we have notice there is cost them millions in litigation before I am finThe council and the government know this and I burns cleaner and it now ished with them. have another story that will rock the nation. This Nelson, there the are hundreds flue cap appeared in my hands, I went to Dave weather, unlike pre- of consumers with problems with their wood burners, many being Defue and said draw this on a piece of cardboard would have been smoked replaced for the second time many with collapsed and make it. I made two and they both work wonnk you.” fire boxes, pellet burners creosoted up inside. Using a British Standard BS 2742:2009 Ringlemann ders. We save $1000 a year on power and we do Council staff tell the consumers to let it burn in smoke chart to check the degree of visual pollution, the not require any electric heating in our large home a year, cut our down wood the tree, extend the flue, it is FlueCube on top of a wood burner reduces the amount ,now using less wood. e havefornoticed the installers fault. Our country home wood burner is so easy to light of soot released into the atmosphere. onsiderably Nelson and Tasman councils make mischief, I and within two minutes shimmering heat and a of thethink, art to –are we trend say our flue cap can overheat the fire. What ufactured by one of the largest manufacturers in the wonderful fire and does not ever require cleaning. the FlueCube achieves is the real results. It removes the world, cut by laser and we have now Chinese patents, I believe manufacturers live on deals with the governback pressure on the fire called normal “winter atmos- South African and many others so the world is our oys- ment by the new law in removing old wood burners in phericInconditions”, totally ignored in the lab test. So we ter. our towns. n the tin. fact it worked see councils now seeing the end results since 2009 and I believe Nelson City Council’s behaviour to us and But many have emission problems once installed and when now I installed it for my banning wood burners and in five more years there thousands of consumers by not only taking their rights using false emissions is misleading to the public. If he will be none as the law in testing has failed all because of choice of heating, but making claims with a pellet does not wake up soon his industry is in demise as the manufacturer fabricated a test that cannot be meas- burners now all creosoted up wood burners with major councils are banning new approved wood burners in ured up in practice. problems that have become an embarrassment to the their towns because they have not solved pollution. I believe manufacturers like the law as it sells new wood council. 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Recipe book launch Henley School publication of “Seasons of Nelson” Fri 1 Nov, 7-9pm. Venue Henley School Hall. Cooking demos, raffles, competitions & entertainment. A great night out! Tickets: $30 single/$40 double incl recipe book, food & wine tasting, nibbles & glass of wine. Tickets on sale 23 Sept at Henley School Richmond Mall. Only 300 tickets so get in fast! Fresh Focus Pete Rainey speaks about “The History of the Rockquest Musical Competition” Mon 4 Nov 10-11am Nelson Suburban Club 168 Tahunanui Dr. All welcome Entry $2. Last this year. Pigeon Valley Steam Museum, 2013 Logging Weekend. 2-3 Nov. 9.30-4pm. Saturday - King of the Forest logger sports team races. Steam driven overhead skyline, tree felling, crosscut sawing, wire rope splicing competition. Sunday - Steam logging and lots more. Food & drinks available for purchase. Allan Palmer 027 319 7427 Astronomy Quiz. All welcome. Thurs 7 Nov 7.30pm. Cawthron Meeting rooms off Milton St. Nelson Science Society. Robert 5445241. Star Party. View the moon, Venus & other stellar objects. Fri 8 Nov 8.30pm. Atkinson observatory, Clifton Terrace school. All welcome. Weather permitting. Robert 5445241. Garage Sale at Holy Trinity Church 27 Dorset St Richmond 8am-11.30am Sat 2 Nov. Used items, Plants, Produce, Cakes, Preserves, BBQ, Morning Tea, Raffles, Children’s toys & more. Ph 5448844 Nelson District Parents Centre is pleased to offer a Pregnancy Yoga Course with Jenny Ward. 6 week course begins on Tues 5 Nov. Class begins at 6.45pm, Victory Community Centre. Course costs $42 members/ $54 non-members. To book, email nelson.d@parentscentre.org.nz. Oakwoods Fashion Show with Fashion Central & Made for Men, Wed 23 Oct, 7pm at Oakwoods Village, 357 Lwr Queen St. Tickets $3, available on the night, supper included.

Richmond Waimea Toy Library Open Day. 2 Nov 9.30am-12.30pm. There will be a garage sale of toys, sausage sizzle, bouncy castle on display and a great toy raffle. Check us out in the yellow building next to the tennis courts Jubilee Park. Postponed until the following Sat if wet. Cream of the Alpines Digital Presentation by Cliiff Booker of UK Fri 8 Nov 7.30pm meeting room, Old Town Hall Cambridge St Richmond. $5.00 admission with supper. Hosts Nelson Alpine Garden Society. All welcome. Ph: V Trow 5448417 Concert Award winning Cavaleri String Quartet from UK. Old St John’s on Tues 19 Nov. 7.30pm. All proceeds to Save The Children Nelson. Tickets available from Save The Children shop Halifax St, Theatre Royal, Nelson I Site, Nelson New World, NSOM, Richmond Mall & ticketdirect.co.nz U3A NELSON The Hon. Maryan Street will speak on The End of Life Choice bill. Wed, 30 Oct at the Tahuna Function Centre, 70 Beach Road, Tahuna. 10-12 noon. All Welcome. Tahuna Kindy 50th Birthday Party Teddy Bears Picnic. Friday 8 November, 5pm onwards.Present, Past students & teachers welcome. Please phone kindy if you know of students who are doing something “interesting” now for a “Where are they Now” board. Ph: 5485345 or Email tahunakgtn@xtra.co.nz. Kath Bee, Best dressed Ted, bouncy castle, sausage sizzle & more Free 1-1 technology sessions at Richmond Library throughout Nov. Tue-Fri 11-2. Need some guidance with your computer, mobile phone, tablet, e-reader? Bookings essential. Ph 5438500. Haven lioness garden trail. Nov 10, 10-4 gardens in Stoke, Nelson & Atawhai. Tickets $10. At Baku cookware Richmond, world of wearable art, squires pub & cafe Stoke. St Barnabas Fair Sat 2 Nov 9am-1pm Rain or Shine. Sweets, Preserves, BBQ, White Elephant, Books, Noddy Train, Needle-crafts, Cakes, New

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