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Not happy campers Judene Edgar Reporter

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Stagnant smelly water, flooded tents, bugs and mozzies, and septic tank overflows may be the making of camping memories, but certainly not fond ones. The Tasman District Council-owned McKee Recreation Reserve has been a favourite, family-friendly camping ground enjoyed by thousands for decades. Michael Jacobs and his family from Greymouth have been camping there every summer for the past 28 years, but this year may be their last. “We’ve always found this a great place, but this year has been nothing short of a disgrace,” he says. Heavy rains resulted in severe flooding, leaving large areas of the camping ground unusable and campers struggling to dry out their belongings. “We’re from the Coast so we’re used to a bit of rain,” says Michael. Despite no rain over the past week, campers say that some areas were still up to their knees, attracting insects and bugs. A 250-metre clay bund was built less than 10 years ago to reduce the chance of flooding into the reserve during a high tide storm event, but Michael says that without any drainage the water sits there becoming stagnant and smelly. “It needs to be drained but the council doesn’t seem to want to do anything about it. We had to go and hire a pump for two days.”

Rachael Halsam and Michael Jacobs at the entrance to the sodden McKee Domain camp ground. Photo: Judene Edgar. Local resident Jason Kilburn, who camps there with his family every year, agrees. “It’s understandable with heavy

rains, but there was no drainage,” Jason says. “If you had a tent, you were buggered.”

Council spokesperson Chris Choat says, “it flooded due to unusually heavy rain, and the camp also receives storm water

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A chemical spill at Brightwater School pool saw seven units respond. Photo: Steve Page.

Chemical spill shuts pool Judene Edgar Brightwater School pool was shut down for two days last week after a chemical spill resulted in the pool being significantly overdosed with chlorine. According to eye witnesses, seven units responded to the incident including three fire trucks, two ambulances, and a hazardous materials appliance, after the caretaker reported the accident.

Alex Theobald from the Richmond Volunteer Fire Brigade says that the incident was contained to within the pool and that no one was affected. “It was a bad mix of chlorine chemicals, but it’s been resolved with no issues,” says Alex. “It’s a lengthy process of trying to dilute and make the area safe.” While the presence of seven units caused some concern, Richmond fire chief Craig Piner says that it’s

“standard procedure for a chemical call-out”. Brightwater School principal Gerald Baldwin was happy with the responsiveness from all concerned. “The caretaker followed correct procedures in contacting the fire service and the school thanks all involved for their prompt response and very thorough handling of the situation,” says Gerald.

and the low nature of the land prevents the flooded areas from draining away quickly. As a result, ponding occurred for some days.” But Jason doesn’t think that it’s good enough. “They’ve earned significant money from that site but never reinvested back into it.” “She’s pretty had-it – the drive itself has never been touched and, with so many people using it, I don’t know why council has never put anything back into it.” Fellow camper Rachael Halsam says that the water was so deep that children were able to kayak in the reserve. However, to add insult to injury, one of the septic tanks over-flowed due to a broken pump. “It’s bordering on a health hazard to the kids,” she says. The pump has been replaced and

Chris says that council will be assessing the camp ground in April when it is at its quietest. “We will be making some changes to the grounds to minimise the flooding experienced in recent years.” However, Michael says that it shouldn’t be camper’s responsibility to hire pumps and that, based on council’s lack of action, they may not be back. “We’ve had some great times here and great memories,” he says. “We come with our children, grand-children and cousins, but if they don’t do anything about it we could have the same next year.” Chris says that the campers will be reimbursed in-kind through a reduction in their camp fees to the amount of hireage they have paid, however, to date, Michael says that the only offer he’s received is one nights’ free accommodation.

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Paid parking up for debate Judene Edgar Council may have opened a can of worms by putting paid parking back on the agenda, but Tasman mayor Richard Kempthorne is confident that if they have, Richmond residents will tell them loud and clear. Increasing pressure on parking in the Richmond and Motueka town centres has spurred the development of a draft parking strategy to manage demand over the next 10 years. “Pressure on prime parking space is growing,” he says. Richmond Unlimited chairperson Marina Buonocore says that she is disappointed with the strategy and that it fails to offer any real plan to deliver additional parks or efficiencies. “It outlines the different needs and problems in Richmond and Motueka, yet it treats them the same with regards to possible solutions,” she says. While it provides for increased efficiency of current car parks, more time restrictions, improved enforcement, and better signage and wayfinding, Marina says that this should be ‘business as usual’ for the council. Marina is also concerned that one of the medium-term solutions offered is to “introduce a user-pays system”. “Free parking is a key point of difference for Richmond and the rest of Tasman,” Marina says.

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hoping that the public might provide some ideas around active transport and pedestrian and cycle-friendly solutions. “Parking is an issue and we need to have some blue skies thinking about what to do in the future, and the community needs to be part of that.” Councillor Trevor Tuffnell agrees. “Going forward, we do have a serious problem and maybe we need to think outside of the square because more and more car parks isn’t the solution.” The Richmond and Motueka town centre parking strategy is open for consultation until February 23, 2018. The strategy is available at Richmond and Motueka council offices or at tasman.govt.nz/feedback.

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Rain washes out summer events Brittany Spencer Reporter

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Nelson has always boasted a summer full of outdoor events, but with this year’s wet weather several have quite literally been wash-outs. Tahuna Summer Sounds, Movies Al Fresco, Summer Shakespeare, and the Tasman Skatepark Tour have all fallen victim to recent rain bombs. The beach vibes of the first Tahuna Summer Sounds were completely washed away as the January 12 event was postponed until the next day and then cancelled, in the face of torrential rain and a severe weather warning issued by Metservice. “It has definitely been wetter than the last two or three years, and the Friday and Saturday before last were really horrible,” says organiser Axel de Maupeou. “Because we are in a region where summer is quite prevalent and lasts quite some time, it came as a little bit of a disappointment, but that is the nature of outdoor events.” And the data seems to back it up. Niwa last week reported that Nelson and Tasman had the wettest soil in the South Island

compared to this time last year. Two weeks ago, Niwa also released a report declaring that the region had the most sunshine hours in the country during 2017. However, principal scientist of forecasting, Chris Brandolino, said that “the theme for 2017 was extremes”. In addition to several extreme events across New Zealand, “46 locations recorded record or near record April rainfall”. Axel says the weather is not something you can control so everyone takes a risk when they put on an outdoor event. “When it pays off it pays off really well, but when it doesn’t work there isn’t much you can do.” However, Axel says last Friday’s Tahuna Summer Sounds had perfect weather and extra spots were made for several artists in the first event’s line-up who missed out, giving them the chance to perform under the sunshine as originally intended. Several of the annual Summer Movies Al Fresco screenings were forced indoors for the first time in the event’s history due to the wettest summer that organiser Antony Hodgson has seen. With five viewings cancelled due to weather in the first two weeks of the event it is already the

Washbourn Garden’s screening of The Wizard of Oz was moved indoors to the Richmond Town Hall. Photo: Judene Edgar. most screenings cancelled in one summer, with the previous worst just three. “This has been our biggest year of rain in a very long time for the summer movies.” Antony says having to cancel

screenings was very disheartening but, thankfully, organisers were able to get creative and find indoor venues so people could still enjoy their summer movies. For Summer Shakespeare their production of Twelfth Night went

on with a last-minute rain venue being organised at The Granary at Founders Park. Cast member Laura Irish has been involved in outdoor theatre shows at Fairfield House for eight years. This year was the first she could remember where the rain had a big impact. “It’s a shame because the cast has all worked so hard to put on a great show. But we are looking forward to the rest of the tour which takes us to Richmond and Motueka. Hopefully the weather plays nice.” The region’s skaters have also missed out with two of the bigger Tasman Skatepark Tour events being cancelled due to the rain. “The weather has definitely affected us,” says Sport Tasman recreation assistant Seth Watson. “We’ve made it to the little skateparks but Brightwater and Motueka were both cancelled and we had to do our event in Tapawera really quickly because it started to rain.” Despite having to call off the Brightwater event last year, Seth says this Skatepark Tour has been the wettest one yet. “The kids miss out, you can’t skate, scooter or BMX on a wet park, but they made the most of the time they did have.”

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Rotary and playcentre host family fair Unable to host the event in 2017, Richmond Playcentre is looking forward to this year’s Washbourn Gardens Family Fair, which has been made possible after some much-appreciated support from Nelson West Rotary Club. The fair is a major fundraiser for the early childhood centre and rotary members Murray Butler and Shellz Flemming say they are happy to help such a great community cause.

“We encourage people to come along and enjoy the sunshine in the gardens and make the most of the many stallholders,” says Richmond Playcentre member Crysal Olds. “One of the acts we’ve got lined up is Jane Pascoe Dance, who will be leading a session for three to six-year olds, and of course there’ll be face painting.” The playcentre will also be showcasing some of its resources including music and books, and will have a bake

Southern Link consultation closes soon Nelson Mayor Rachel Reese is imploring people to provide feedback on the Nelson City Council’s Draft Nelson Regional Land Transport Plan if they want to see the Southern Link progressed. Other key projects within the Plan are safety and resilience improvements to the SH 6 Blenheim to Nelson route, and investigations into improving the Stoke South/Richmond network alongside Tasman District Council and the Transport Agency. The document also includes proposed changes to public transport. The Plan is available at council libraries and service centre, or can be found online on www.ncc. govt.nz. Submissions close February 9. Outdoor Summer Shakespeare comes to Richmond Nelson Summer Shakespeare’s popular Twelfth Night production will be at the Washbourn Gardens and Riverside Community this week. After needing to use wet-weather venues for almost half of the Nelson shows, organisers are looking forward to some sunny weather for this week’s shows. The shows start at 6.30pm on Thursday 25 and Friday 26 at Washbourn Gardens, and Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 at Riverside Community. Pay as much as you decide. Go to nelsonshakespeare.nz for details. Police issue telephone scam warning Police have issued a scam warning after they received two reports from the public that a man had called them claiming he was from a government department and requesting their personal information. Police are making enquiries into the reported incidents and encourage anyone else who has received similar calls to contact them. They advised that government agencies will never ask for bank account or credit card details, and if in doubt, hang up. Anyone who believes they are a victim of a crime, in person or online, should report the matter to their local Police. Netsafe also provides helpful information and advice about online safety. Go to www. net safe.org.nz.

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Expeditions to Antarctica, rafting trips to South America, and rubbing shoulders with Vikings are the sort of adventures that people dream of, but for former Nelson College physics teacher Des Duthie, his greatest adventure is teaching. While still at High School Des knew that he wanted to be a teacher, but some amazing opportunities along the way have seen him on many exciting adventures that all add to his unique teaching style and knowledge. After leaving the University of Natal in South Africa with a Bachelor of Science majoring in physics and mathematics, he was offered the opportunity to join an expedition to Antarctica as a physicist. “I had the most amazing job,” he says. “I’d go out every night during winter and watch the sky and use a light-sensitive camera to record the aurora lights.” After completing his PhD based on his Antarctica research, Des got the opportunity to join a rafting trip from South Africa to South America. Unfortunately, they only lasted three weeks at sea but that didn’t stop him.

morning,” he says. “I just had a magnificent time.” While the relaxed lifestyle was a clear highlight of his time there, another highlight was taking in his telescope so that the students could watch Venus transit across the sun, as first predicted by astronomers over 150 years ago. But Des says that while he was ready to leave full-time teaching behind, he wasn’t ready to leave teaching altogether. “I love the challenge of explaining difficult concepts and ideas to children and helping them use that understanding to learn further,” Des says. “Once they start understanding they start to enjoy learning and their confidence builds.” Settling back in Richmond, Doc D now runs a tutoring service for intermediate and secondary school students in maths, physics, chemistry and English. He says that throughout his 30 years of teaching he often found that students would get help “too late”, often just before exams, whereas usually it’s better to have on-going support. To find out more about Doc D’s tutoring, email desduthie@gmail.com or phone him on 022 695 4835.

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Viv Barker with his 1965 BMC mini Nuffield tractor with Lucy in the driver’s seat. Photo: Judene Edgar.

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Viv is helping organise the Yesteryear Show alongside fellow Nelson Vintage Engine and Machinery Club member Baden Biggs. Only 16 models of Nuffield tractors were produced, but thanks to Viv there will be at least one of each tractor there on the day including his 1965 BMC mini tractor. “This isn’t a real tractor,” scoffs Viv. “I don’t like to be seen sitting on it.”

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Seventy years of the humble Nuffield tractor is to be celebrated at the annual Yesteryear Show at Higgins Heritage Park this weekend. Developed by England’s Morris Motors in response to a post-World War 2 need for farm machinery and export products, they were produced from 1948 until 1969, when the company was purchased by Leyland. Initially all the Nuffield tractors produced were allocated to the United Kingdom to help increase crop production due to the post-war food shortage. After this, they began exporting them worldwide. “My father bought one in 1953,” says Stanley Brook farmer Viv Barker. “They were great tractors. I spent my youth on the fields on them.” And not only is Viv still on the same farm he grew up on, but he’s also still got Nuffield tractors. “I don’t really know how many I have,” he says. “More than 10, less than 100, some work, some don’t.”

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About 4000 of the 950cc diesel engine, nine speed mini tractors were produced, but Viv says that most ended up being used to mow large estates, rather than actual farming. In addition to the Nuffield display, Baden says that the whole complex will be open with traction engine and railway jigger rides, demonstrations, sawmilling, hay baling and, of course, lots of stationary en-

gines, military vehicles, vintage tractors and machinery on display. “And heaps of food and drinks – there’s never any shortage of food,” laughs Baden. The Yesteryear Show is at Higgins Heritage Park, 222 Pigeon Valley Rd, Wakefield, Saturday, January 27 and Sunday, January 28, from 9am to 4pm. Entry fee is only $5. Under 13 is free.

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Steve Udy with some of his pure-bred White Suffolk terminal sires. Photo: Judene Edgar.

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Breeding White Suffolk rams is all about the genetics for Stanley Brook farmer Steve Udy. Steve’s father Malcolm was the sheep station manager for Massey University, helping with their Perendale breeding programme. Shifting to Australia in the 1970s, Malcolm turned his attention to pure-bred White Suffolk sheep, developed as part of a University of New South Wales research programme. Today, the White Suffolk is Australia’s fastest growing meat breed and represents around one-third of all terminal sires. Passing ownership to his son Steve, along with his partner Janet Blount, they now have the only pure White Suffolk flock in New Zealand. “In 2014 we imported two rams and 24 ewes from the Karioi flock in Australia to establish our stud flock in New Zealand,” says Steve. “It’s expensive to buy and import them from Australia, so it was lucky that we already owned them.” As well as only requiring to be shorn once a year and able to be mated year-round, for Steve the key benefits of White Suffolks are their high growth rate, high meat yield, and low fat. As Steve explains, this is not only good for the farmer, who can expect a higher price per carcass, but it also means better lamb eating quality. And Steve has the data to back up his claims. Part of LambPlan, Australia’s sheep genetics breeding evaluation service, Steve’s flock of White Suffolks are in the top 30 per cent for eating quality out of the more than 120,000 sheep evaluated. “The data crunching can be quite sophisticated,” says Steve. “But eating quality is becoming increasingly important for consumers so it’s also more important for breeders.” While still early days, this year they have 24 rams for sale, up from nine the previous year. “Our first ram bred here we lent to a Wangapeka farmer who noticed significantly higher yield, so the next year he came back and bought five of our rams,” he says. Steve is delighted that New Zealand sheep farmers can now access the superior White Suffolk genetics that have been available to Australian farmers for many years. For more information go to whitesuffolk.nz.

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Little Explorers is proud of its dedicated teaching team, they are from left, Natasha Dunn, Sarah Blake, Penny Rusbatch, Rebecca Dudley, Caitlin Riordan and Bevan Dudley. Bevan, who assists with managing both centres says, “Little Explorers provides a natural learning environment for children in a purpose-built building.” He says that they were pleased to be able to support local businesses in the development of the new space, such as Grocare who purpose-built much of the

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‘Viewer’s Choice’, to be decided by visitors to the photography tent on festival day. The 2018 judge is Motueka photographer Cushla Moorhead. For more information go to saraufestival.co.nz Meanwhile, the regular event ‘The Barkers Cooking Challenge’, is also bound to attract a lot of interest. Foodies from far and wide are invited 65831-65835 to take up the challenge and see what they can rustle up using any Barkers product. Categories YOUR PRICE include: baking, desserts, preserves, a children’s section, beverages, innovative, and any entry featuring a Barkers product. Bring your entry along by 4pm on the day, and make sure it’s covered and in suitable storage, and kept cool using icepacks if necessary. Participants are reminded that frozen blackcurrants are readily available for purchase from local supermarkets. The gates open at 3pm and a great line-up of musicians will keep festival-goers entertained until As always, you can expect to see a great line up of stall, activities, live entertainment and fun for the whole family at this year’s the event ends at 9pm. The headline act is the Sarau Festival, to be held on Sunday, January 28. band ‘Cover Me’ featuring Trudi Wilson, along2.86 KG 154686-154685 4 KG on previous years, due to what could be directions are available on the event webside supporting acts ‘A Few Deadbeats,’ ‘Ceol and drinking vessels where possible. Last year the festival had a dedicated recycled/composted. Organisers want to site saraufestival.co.nz. River,’ and children’s entertainer Kath Bee.YOUR PRICE team of young people form the Moutere continue and better that position for the If previous Sarau Festivals are anything to Also taking centre stage is local celebrity guest Youth Group who sorted through all the 2018 Festival. go by, this year’s event is gearing up to be chef Miles Drewery who is renowned for his fabulous cooking demonstrations. Last year Miles waste to get recyclable and compostable The Sarau Festival will be held on Sunday, just as exciting, vibrant, entertaining and showed onlookers how to cure salmon in black- materials in separate final bins, and at January 28 at the Moutere Hills Commu- delectable! currant juice and make a chocolate and black- the end of the festival they were really nity Centre on the Moutere Highway in Bearing in mind, all proceeds will go pleased to see that the amount of refuse Upper Moutere. Plenty of free parking is back into the community, which makes it currant tart. The focus of the festival will be enjoyment, fun going to landfill was very much down available onsite at the domain and travel a particularly special occasion.

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The entry fee for adults is $5 and children can attend for free! The young ones will no doubt be delighted by the NBS Kids Zone and Kids Café. Activities at the Kids Zone include a climbing wall, large slide, bouncy castle, the all new wipe-out obstacle course, and

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As momentum builds for the upcoming Sarau Festival 2018, coordinator Jenny Leith says that she is expecting fine weather for this year’s event on January 28. As in previous years, the 11th annual gathering will be a wonderful celebration of the Moutere region, its people, and the blackcurrant harvest, and is organised entirely by Jenny and a team of volunteers. Funds raised go back into the community to support local initiatives such as installing a water fountain and a defibrillator at the Moutere Hills Community Centre, and encouraging research into the building of a walkway to link the Centre with the Moutere Village. They also fund the annual Sarau Scholarship, supporting a Moutere resident who is representing New Zealand in a sporting or cultural activity. Since its inception in 2008 the event has grown in popularity, and in recent years has regularly attracted over 4000 visitors and around 100 stallholders. People are drawn to the event by the wide array of food and craft stalls, the vibrant entertainment, its fun competitions and its focal point – blackcur-

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Tasman District Library With a new school term just around the corner, it’s a great opportunity for people to get involved with one of the many programmes on offer at the Tasman District Library. The summer months have been positively brimming with people visiting the library, with a record number in December. The ever-popular Tiny Tots sessions will be returning on Tuesdays with lots of lovely stories, songs, rhymes and movements for the young ones. The Tasman District Library also invites those aged 12 plus to consider joining its Mystery Ink group which involves books, games and snacks. The first meeting happens on February 15, from 3.30 to 4.30 pm. The Tasman District Library is also letting people know that they have a range of online resources for learning and leisure. Be sure to check out World Book Online where you can enjoy viewing, reading or listening to articles on many subjects. For more information go to www.tasmanlibraries.govt.nz. Cog MoD Does your child think differently? Is he/she getting the most out of their education? Is there something that can be done about how the brain works? Kathryn Bird is passionate about working with children who have learning differences. In her 25 years of working with Speld NZ she has come to understand that it is possible to train the brain with specific exercises, which can help to overcome the difficulties learners experience in the classroom. She says that

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The new school term signals the start of some great programmes and activities at the Richmond Library including Tiny Tots sessions for young children and Mystery Ink for those 12 years and over. Plus, check out the library’s great range of online educational resources.

Wakefield School offers students a fantastic opportunity to engage with the natural world. From left, Lily Jessop, Shikia Gullery, Jonte Elley and Jackson Keane are just some of the students who have been involved in looking after the section of Faulkner Bush that borders the school’s grounds. it has been very exciting to see the gains students make and to see their confidence grow.

Our popular Tiny Tots sessions return to Richmond Library with the new school term. With stories, songs, rhymes and movement, Tiny Tots provides a great opportunity to begin your child’s reading journey. For children aged 0-2 with their caregivers, Tuesdays 10.00-10.30am during term time.

In recent years Kathyrn has worked with a computer based program that is outstanding in its ability to re-wire the brain, specifically targeting the memory centres. She has also trained in another great

program which addresses learning problems and which teach effective ways of thinking and problem solving. In most situations, Kathryn can offer these programmes to children at their school.

Have a chat with Des (Doc D) at 022 695 4835 (anytime) to discuss your child’s needs and book a trial lesson.

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visionary professional leadership provides a highly inclusive environment for the increasingly diverse range of students.” The co-curricular life of the college continues to thrive with numerous sports teams in over 30 codes, a highly acclaimed production of Macbeth, theatre sports, Manu Korero, music competitions and 42 boys gaining national titles and/or national and international representation in a wide variety of activities.

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leaders and teachers have a relentless focus on enabling all students to achieve the best possible outcomes.” And in their curriculum, “Students appreciate the choices and responsive teaching methods they benefit from at the school. High expectations are clearly stated and evident for all. Students’ opinions and ideas are encouraged and acted upon.” “Teachers take many innovative approaches, providing responsive learning opportunities that engage boys well in their learning. Strong,

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Nelson College Nelson College is a school that values each student as an individual and strives to create a learning environment that fosters tolerance, compassion and excellence for all. Our recent ERO report states: “Nelson College constantly responds to the changing needs of all learners. There is a strong focus on adults building respectful relationships with students, and on students showing respect for each other.” When it comes to learning, “school

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A warm welcome is extended to students and their families for the 2018 school year.

School starts Wednesday 31 January at 8:55am The office is open for enrolments from 9am–12pm on: • Wednesday 24 January 2018 Stationery packs are available to purchase from Paperplus in Richmond from the 12 of Jan 2018. Just let the staff know what class your child is in to receive the right pack. For further information please contact the school office on 541 8332 or email admin@wakefield.school.nz

22 Jan - Fri 26 Jan Year 13 Deans interview 23 Jan - Fri 26 Jan Year 10 - 12 Deans interviews All interviews by appointment only Friday 26 January New & Returning Teachers day, Deans day Monday 29 January NELSON ANNIVERSARY DAY Tuesday 30 January Nelson College TEACHERS ONLY DAY Tuesday 30 January Preparatory School Starts, 11.00 am Wednesday 31 January 8.45am Preparatory School Students to class 8.50am Year 9, Year 13 & new International Students meet in the hall for Powhiri 9.30am New International Students orientation 10.00am Year 9 & Year 13 College Activities Day starts Mufti & packed lunch required 3.00pm YEAR 9 & YEAR 13 STUDENTS FINISH All other year levels to assemble in the Hall in uniform 10.30am Year 10 11.00am Year 11 11.30am Year 12 12.30pm YEAR 10 - 12 STUDENTS DISMISSED Thursday 1 February 8.45am Preparatory School students to class 9.00am Year 9 assembly (students report to the Hall in uniform) Homerooms then normal classes 9.05am Normal school for Years 10, 11 and 12 9.30am Year 13 Leadership all day Friday 2 February 8.45am Preparatory School students to class 8.45am Year 9 - 12 students normal school day 9.30am Year 13 Leadership all day Monday 5 February Normal school day all students Tuesday 6 February WAITANGI DAY HOLIDAY Wednesday 7 February Music Lessons Meeting in the Staffroom 5-6.30pm All students, interested in instrumental lessons at the College are invited to attend with parents Option changes - Year Level Deans are available to discuss final option changes on Deans’ Days. Contact the school office to make an appointment (03) 548 3099 from the 18 January 2018. Deans 2018 Year 9 Tess Eden te@nelsoncollege.school.nz Year 10 Graeme Peake pk@nelsoncollege.school.nz Year 11 Simon Powrie pe@nelsoncollege.school.nz Year 12 Helen Allan ha@nelsoncollege.school.nz Year 13 Sharon Lukitau-Ngaamo sl@nelsoncollege.school.nz General enquiries enquiries@nelsoncollege.school.nz Gary O’Shea, Headmaster Detailed information can be found on our website nelsoncollege.school.nz

Tapawera Area School 2018 Dates Re-enrolment date for senior students: 23 January Prospective families are asked to enrol on: 23 January School starts for all students: 31 January For further information please phone 03 522 4337 Email: sellis@tapawera.school.nz Executive Officer: Susan Ellis Principal: Kelvin Woodley

NELSON COLLEGE PTA Uniform Shop Holiday Opening Hours The Nelson College PTA Uniform Shop will be open at the following times for all uniform requirements. The shop is located on the College grounds to the left of the main college building. Holiday Hours January 22 to 26 10.00 - 4.00 pm January 29 to 31 10.00 - 4.00 pm February Normal Term Hours resume Thursdays 3.00 - 6.30 pm Fridays 1.00 - 2.30 pm Phone (03) 546 3265 Email: uniform.shop@nelsoncollege.school.nz www.nelsoncollege.school.nz Young men taking their place in the world

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Garin College is a Catholic co-educational college recognised for its provision of education with excellence. Garin College is a 21st Century College with exciting and innovative practices that promote outstanding student leadership and engagement in an integrated BYOD learning environment. Our starting dates for 2018 are: Tuesday 30 January 9.00am: All Year 13 students to attend Journey meeting then complete Course Confirmation 9.00am - 12.00pm: All Year 12 students to attend to complete Course Confirmation. 10.00am - 12.00am: Year 11 students attend only if they need to make subject changes. Wednesday 31 January 8.40am - 3.10pm: All students Years 9 - 13 to attend in formal uniform Our Powhiri: New students and parents assemble in the car park by the main office in preparation at 8.50am. There will be morning tea for parents afterwards Our Opening Mass will be celebrated at 2.00pm. Parents and Community welcome. School Office: Open from 22 January 9am-4pm Uniform Shop Open 1.00pm - 4.00pm Saturday 27 January and Sunday 28 January for students (excluding new enrolements) Open 9.00am - 12.00pm Tuesday 30 January For more information, Please phone Garin College 543 9488 or check out our website at: www.garincollege.ac.nz

Hope School The thing that makes Hope School unique is its size. With just four classrooms, staff and students work, learn and have fun together like one big family, supported of course, by a group of fantastic parents. Hope School is proud to be a dedicated Enviroschool and offers students a number of opportunities to interact with the community and learn outside of the classroom. They also provide music lessons in class so that students can learn an instrument, and next year Hope School students will have the chance to join the new Kapa Haka group. For more information check out their website at hope. school.nz or contact them to arrange an onsite visit. Parents can phone the school on 544 8427, email office@hope. school.nz or text the school’s mobile on 027 544 8427.

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Relay For Life is an inspiring community event that gives everyone a chance to celebrate cancer survivors and carers; remember loved ones lost to cancer; and fight back by raising awareness and funds to support the work of Cancer Society. Relay For Life is for people of all ages and fitness levels - anyone can take part.

Wakefield School Wakefield School is proud to offer big school opportunities within a small school setting. Our students enjoy the benefits of innovative learning environments, collaborative teaching teams, and studentled learning. We run comprehensive environmental and outdoor education programmes, and offer an experiential transition programme for pre-schoolers. Wakefield School is the oldest continuous school in New Zealand, celebrating 175 years in 2018, and continues to grow modern learning on strong foundations. For more information on Wakefield School visit their website at wakefield.school.nz Garin College Garin College is a Catholic secondary school which is integrated into the New Zealand

State School system for both day students and boarders. It is an inclusive school that has places for students who are not Catholic, and its international department welcomes students from all over the world. Garin College was founded in 2002 – so it is a truly twenty-first century school. As well as being active in sports, arts activities, leadership, and Christian service, the students also achieve very well academically in a wide range of areas. Garin is passionate about education of the ‘whole person’ and describes itself as a small school with a big heart, where teachers can spend time getting to know the abilites and needs of each student. The teachers and staff are professional, well-qualified and caring, who take pride in nurturing the best in every student.

Local skaters Caleb Jones, Dylan Hampton, and Aeran Tapnio (above) at Sunday’s Tasman Relay Skatepark Tour finale. Photo: Brittany Spencer.

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“If he sticks to skating he could go pretty far, and he’s got all the older guys encouraging him and has some awesome support from his parents.” Seth says they had around 70 competitors carving up the park at the final on Sunday. “It was good finishing with the biggest event, we had the most skaters we’ve ever had at a comp and it’s scary how good they all were.” Zane Anderson and Blake Davis were also standouts, winning the junior bike and junior scooter categories respectively. Dylan Hampton put the cherry on top of this year’s tour, winning not only the overall senior skate category but also the final competition of the

After travelling around the region, skaters, scooters and BMX-ers had one last shot to show off their stuff in Sunday’s Tasman Skatepark Tour finale. Surprising no one, skateboarding prodigy Alex Moreau took out the Junior Skate category for the third year in a row. “It feels pretty good, I didn’t think I’d ever win three in a row.” Alex’s arsenal of new tricks wowed the crowds throughout the tour and included 360 Supermans, blunts, and 5-0 grinds. Event organiser Seth Watson says everyone should expect big things from the young skater.

capsicums, chili, gherkins, artichokes and make your own sundried tomatoes plus tomato sauce. Tutor Norma Sequera will teach you how to bottle your summer fruits and dry summer herbs. Hands on learning with demonstrations are given. If you or a family member was lucky to receive an Apple ipad for Christmas, you might like to consider enrolling for the iPad course, to get the most out of your portable device. Friendly Tutor Laura McIntyre returns to pass on her knowledge. Please enquire or enrol on line www.waimea.school.nz by phone with Jo Johnston now on 544 6099 (870) or email ace@waimea. school.nz Business Update. Adv.

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to support the work of Cancer Society. Relay For Life tour at Neale Park. Throwingand funds one a chance to celebrate cancer survivors and carers; remember www.relayforlife.org.nz kickflips, board slides, and for people all ages and fitness anyone can take par loved of ones lost to cancer; and fightlevels back by-raising awareness 50-50s, the Waimea College and funds to support the work of Cancer Society. Relay For Life is student says he loves coming10 AM for Local Cancer Survivors and Caregivers will open people of all ages and fitness levels - anyone can take part.the eve out to the tour events. EMAIL US AT info@cancernelson.org.nz OR CALL ON 03 539 1137 9 PM Candlelight by ceremony 10 AM Local CancerCeremony Survivors andfollowed Caregivers willUSclosing open the event “It’s pretty sick when all the 9 PM17 Candlelight ceremony skaters come along and shred Saturday March, Ceremony 10 AM -followed 10 PM by atclosing Trafalger Park, Nelson together and encourage each AMAZING FUN EVENT Saturday 17 March, 10 AM - 10 PM at Trafalger Park, Nelson other, the older guys are crazy www.relayforlife.org.nz www.relayforlife.org.nz LIVE ENTERTAINMENT and seeing all the younger guys really getting into skating is CANDLELIGHT sick, there’s a lot of talent here.” CEREMONY Tom Bassett and Ryan Turner EMAIL US AT info@cancernelson.org.nz OR CALL US ON 03 539 1137 also entertained the crowdEMAIL US AT info@cancernelson.org.nz OR CALL US ON 03 539 11 THEMED LAPS with their tricks, winning the AMAZING FUN EVENT senior bike and scooter. Event MC Ben Short won LIVE ENTERTAINMENT the veteran skate section, Carl Thomas took home the CANDLELIGHT veteran bike title and Tasman CEREMONY Skatepark Tour regular Ryan McHugh won the veteran THEMED LAPS scooter.

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Bigger and better Market After striking success at the first Bayleys Brightwater Market in December last year, organisers Kellie Todd and Sean Marr are looking forward to seeing the community event return for its second edition. To be held on Sunday, January 28, the market will be a mix of returning and new stallholders, meaning even more variety than last time. Kellie and Sean are also excited at the prospect of having live entertainment, thanks to some local musicians. The kid’s marquee area will continue, allowing younger members of the community a chance to sell handmade products, and this

Sunday will also see a kid’s activity corner with large outdoor games provided by GK Events. Both Kellie and Sean are extremely happy with the way the market is growing organically and thank the community for their support. “We’re just looking forward to watching it flourish over the years to come,” says Kellie. The market is located on the Brightwater village green, next to the Four Square and runs from 8:30am until 12:30pm. If Sunday is plagued by wet weather, check out the market’s Facebook page – The Brightwater Market, so see if it will go ahead or not.

Despite its recent funding issues, good to know who’s living in your Neighbourhood Support is still en- street, so you can help the disabled thusiastic about its place in the com- or elderly.” munity and is looking to create more Last year Marty also received $2000 Neighbourhood Support groups in in funding for an initiative he setup the Brightwater and Wakefield ar- with Community Patrol, installeas. Already Neighbourhood Sup- ing LED security lights around the port Waimea homes of the elco-ordinator derly. “They’re Marty Price is completely free working with and we’ll also set residents from them up for no 27 different cost,” says Marty. streets in Wake“We still have a field and is hopfew to give out so ing to create if people know more Neighof anyone who bourhood Supneeds one, feel port groups in free to contact Brightwater me.” this year too. For more in“I think it formation on brings the com- Marty Price, co-ordinator for setting up a munity back Neighbourhood Support Waimea, neighbourhood together and is hoping Neighbourhood Support support group in it’s about know- will achieve a bigger presence in your street, or on ing your neigh- Brightwater this year. the LED security bour,” says Marlights, contact ty. “Just in case of a natural disaster Marty on 544 1365 or email nsupor Civil Defence emergency, it’s port.waimea@outlook.com.

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Super Saloon driver Ian Burson was a class above the competition in winning the New Zealand Super Saloon Grand Prix at Wellington Speedway on the weekend. After a couple of flat tyres ruined his New Zealand title chances the week earlier, he showed that he is the quickest saloon driver on clay at the moment. He will be at short

odds to back up his success at the South Island title in February and is currently leading the Vertex Super cup series. Keightley Teece successfully defended his South Island Stock car title in Blenheim, a come-from-the-back effort in the final heat to snatch the win when the points leader Michael Paynter was taken out in the final corner by Thunder team mate Troy Currie, who was also podium bound at the time. Paynter limped over the line

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to claim 3rd spot overall, while Currie's chances ended with his broken car after the hit. Steve Soper qualified for the New Zealand Streetstock finals in Invercargill, after a rain out in the Hydralink War of the Wings in Nelson. Connor Rangi had success the next day in Blenheim and leads the series once again. Youth Ministock drivers Riley Eathorne and Connor Blackbourn had their first career race wins at Blenheim on the weekend.

The winning Women’s Triples team from Wakefield Bowling Club, from left, Di Holland, Margaret Eames and Linda Sisterson, with the Championship Cup. Photo: Supplied. resounding 19 - 5 score. Wakefield club caption Tony Eames says, “it’s the best you can achieve in the region, so it’s a big deal”. Kirsten Edwards and Amy McIlroy didn’t go home empty-handed. The pair won the Women’s Centre pairs Italina Sowman

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The formidable women’s triples Wakefield bowls team of Linda Sisterson, Diane Holland and Margaret Eames won the prestigious Car Company Nelson Centre Women’s Triples at the weekend, taking home the Stella Smith trophy. Usually dominated by Stoke teams, on Saturday the Wakefield team won three games out of four, including one against New Zealand internationals Kirsten Edwards and Amy McIlroy with Katie Scott from Stoke, 20 – 9, to qualify for the finals. On Sunday in the post-section knock-out, they had comprehensive wins against three more strong Stoke teams, on Stoke’s home green. They scored 21 - 8 against Mary Orbell, Lesley Morris and Janis Reynolds before defeating Helen Moseley, Marilyn Robinson and Janice Glassey 18 - 8. In the final they were up against Stoke’s Rhonda Bellis, Barbara Thomason and Kath Newth but they won with a

The Nelson Bays Dive Club Inc was formed in July 1997. Over the past 21 years we have completed many exciting trips both in New Zealand and overseas. In New Zealand we are blessed with world class dive sites with some of these on our back doorstep in the Nelson-Marlborough region and others a bit further afield like Fiordland, Poor Knights and White Island just to name a few. We have wreck diving, food gathering, cave diving, ice diving, reef dives and so on. We also have fantastic marine reserves and all these are mostly within recreational diving depths of 30m and more often within 15m depth. Recently we purchased our own well equipped dive boat which is a Nelson built Osprey 590.

Due to diminishing membership and changing lifestyles we have now merged with the Dawnbreakers Fishing Club and we continue to offer diving events. Recently we had a try-dive where any members who wanted to have a go at scuba diving were shown the basics at the Richmond Aquatic centre. Soon we will be following this up with an open water try dive at Cable Bay. Together we have monthly social days with guest speakers and members can come together to share diving and fishing stories, enter competitions, win prizes and have a great time. These social days are a great opportunity to have a chat with the divers if you are keen to have a go yourself under strict and well trained supervision. Find more info on www.dawnbreakers. co.nz

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Our annual road resealing programme is underway to ensure a safe and properly maintained road network. Work begins in 2018 in Murchison, followed by Waimea, Golden Bay, Riwaka and Tapawera. All the resealing is expected to be complete by the end of February. We try to minimise inconvenience for residents where possible, and respectfully ask everyone to be patient and follow any directions from the contractors on site. Please note that on-road parking will be restricted on work sites and there will be temporary limited access to property for pedestrians and vehicles during the construction. This is to allow full access for the construction machinery and allow the job to be completed as quickly as possible.

It’s going to be a great summer for heading out on the water. Harbourmaster Dan Cairney will be out and about offering advice and help to anyone who needs it – stay safe and enjoy yourselves. As well as arming yourself with information about the rules of the sea, it’s a really good idea to take heed of local knowledge about the area you’re heading into. You can find a wealth of advice and information on our website – head to www.tasman.govt.nz/boating.

Queen Street Upgrade starts again on 7 February Work to complete the remaining underground infrastructure upgrades and streetscaping on Richmond’s Queen Street begins on 7 February. The scheduled completion date is the end of May 2018. The work for 2018 will kick off with the replacement of the remaining undersized stormwater pipe up through the Salisbury Road roundabout. At the same time, Stage 4 construction works will kick off from just past Sundial Square up to the Richmond Night and Day dairy – the remaining underground pipes will be replaced and the street surface rebuilt to the new, flood-minimising design. Street remains open Queen Street will remain open for business! Pedestrian access to shops will be open at all times during the day, and at least one footpath will always be accessible at night also. There’s heaps of off-street parking as well as onstreet parking in the areas not under construction. Please continue to support our local businesses through the remaining works. Vehicle access and road closures The area from just past Sundial Square up to the Richmond Night and Day will be closed to traffic. There will also be partial road closures on different parts of the street from the dairy up to Salisbury Road as the stormwater and water pipe replacement work progresses. Please take care in the area and follow the instructions of traffic management staff. Remember – there’s a permanent 30kmh speed limit on Queen Street.

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In 2010, the Waimea Inlet Management Strategy was produced. To build on the Strategy, and the good work already underway, the Coordination Group has created an Action Plan for the Inlet. The Waimea Inlet Coordination Group (made up of representatives from a range of organisations and groups) is now seeking your feedback on their draft Action Plan: http://www.tasman.govt.nz/policy/public-consultation/ seeking-feedback-on-the-waimea-inlet-draft-action-plan/ Send your feedback to Anna Gerraty Anna.Gerraty@tasman.govt.nz by 9 March 2018.

Upcoming maritime events Temporary reservations and speed limit uplifting for maritime events. Pursuant to provisions of the Navigation Safety Bylaw 2015, the Tasman District Council Harbourmaster has (or may soon) grant authorisations for the following known events during the upcoming holiday period. Date: 9 – 10 February Location: Lake Rotoiti TBA Lake Rotoiti Power Boat Regatta TBA Lake Rotoiti Classic Boat Show Due to Navigation Safety requirements, water users not involved in these events may be excluded from defined areas during these activities. Notices will be placed at nearby access points during these events. Further details for these and any new events may be viewed at www.tasman.govt.nz/link/boating.

Proposed Richmond and Motueka Town Centre parking strategy We want to know how you think we should manage town centre parking in Richmond and Motueka for the next decade or so. Our proposed plan to meet these objectives includes a range of options for the short, medium and long-term. The short-term plan includes measures such as introducing seasonal time restrictions, changing the layout of existing public carparks for maximum efficiency, improving enforcement, prioritising parking for carpoolers, improving walking and cycling networks and investing in public transport – amongst other things. Regional Land Transport Plan Review

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13 NEW ST, NELSON | P. 546 8890 Opposite back entrance to Warehouse Stationery

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rENtAlS

love to hunt

Father and son, 57 and 15, self-employed, responsible and honest would like a place to tHe best eveR bike tRAileR now AvAilAble foR HiRe! shoot. Deer rabbits goats etc. Happy to work out a payment (from stocking the liquor cabinet on a regular basis) to paying a cash lease for a reasonable lease charge. Very careful, respectful Locally built to a high standard. of rules and regulations Fits up to 18 bikes. on property and willSafe, reliable and easy to tow. ing to abide by Farmers Single and multi-day hire instructions on animal available. types and numbers etc. Just want to enjoy the 388 Paton Rd, great outdoors closer to Hope Richmond. Love to shoot around Murchison etc. Both members of two gun clubs and licenced wanted to rent claSSeS firewood hunters. Have our own Responsible mature Moving Mindfulness Slabwood & firewood for modern 4wd and accomcouple-warm home/cot- Mondays. 5.30pm, $5. next season available now modation. Please email tage (semi-rural). Excel- Starts Jan 29th, Rich- A Miller & Son 547 6850. at babaji05@xtra.co.nz lent references. Reason- mond CBD, Ph Kathleen or 0275449448. Thanks. able rent. Rose 027 331 021 029 16035. 0923.

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All mountain bikers and cycle clubs

0800 696 686

Local paving manufacturer requires an additional person to compliment the team.

Part-time butcher required. Would suit retired or semi-retired person ph 541 9637.

Currently 3 days a week with possibility of extra. Flexibility, can-do attitude and customer focus required. Class 2 (required) loader and forklift license and advantage.

SitS vacant Greenhouse worker req’d, tomato/cucumber. Fulltime permanent 40 hrs p.w. Plant work, harvesting, pack shed MonFri 7.30-4pm, Hope area. Need to be physically strong, handle working at heights. Good attitude, own transport, quick hand/eye co-ord. Reliable refs. Speak/ understand English well. Phone 027 222 9060 bet. 8.30 – 4pm, No texts.

for Sale Meadow Hay for sale, small bales, ideal for horses, sheep, alpaca. No sprays or artificial fertilisers, $7.00 incl GST per bale. Phone Stephen or Chrystal on 03 522 4046.

for Sale Garin College Uniforms. 4 x pairs of long socks. 2 x McCauley House red t-shirts size 12 and 14. 1 x black sport shorts size 14. Wool shorts size 84. 3 x short sleeve white shirts size small. 1 x long sleeve white shirt size small. 2 x polar fleece vests size 12 and 14. 1 x wool blazer size 92. 1 x wool longs size 16. $500 the lot. Offers considered. Very good to excellent condition. Ph. 544 5385 or 021 0246 5260.

93 Beatty Street, Tahuna, Nelson (Airport End) nnbb@actrix.co.nz

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

Church on the Hill Following Jesus, Building Community

Sunday 28 January 10.00am Combined Service Wednesday 31 January 10.30am Reflective Service

Sundays WednesdayHymns 20 Feb Favourite Sundays 10am Morning Tea 10am Wednesday 20 Feb Favourite Hymns

10am

Favourite Hymns 10am 10am - Morning Tea Cnr Croucher & Darcy Third Wednesday every month

Cnr Croucher & Darcy

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

27 Dorset St Richmond 03 544 8844

Please send CV to: 59 Saxton Rd, Nelson 7011 info@stokegl.co.nz

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Delivery & Pickup

9 Vivian Place, Tahunanui

Warring Carpark (Behind No.1 Shoes) 243 Queen St

at 10am

Salisbury Rd, Richmond All welcome!

public notice

Waimea Old Boys Rugby Club Inc

24HR Call Out

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24HR - PH: 24HR - PH: 03544 5445723 5723

Biblical Christ-Centred Worship Services:

Sunday 10:30 am & 5 pm We are located at:

9.30am 4 Wensley Rd, Richmond 10.15am 94 Neale Ave, Stoke Enquiries Ph 544-8394

Taoist Tai Chi Internal Arts of Health

NEW BEGINNER CLASS

Richmond/Stoke Methodist Parish

Sunday Services

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Starts Thursday, 1 February 2018 9.30 - 11.00am 10 Pah Street, Motueka Motueka Senior Citizens’ Hall

Phone 03

545 8375 (please leave a message)

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Phone 03 544 2266

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Phone 03

$17 +gst

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Chainsaws - Lawn Mowers Blower/Vacs - Weedeaters Ride On Mowers We sell the best and service the rest

FOR ALL YOUR TRACTOR AND MACHINERY REQUIREMENTS

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cultivation

Preseason training begins for all new and current senior players on Thursday 1st February at Jubilee Park 6.00pm For any further information. Please contact Director of Rugby Jono Phillips: 021 308 272

be seen!

AGRICULTURAL

Wednesday 14 February tahuna Bowling club, 4.30pm dave lawes, President, Nelson RsA.

AERIAL PhoToS

AGRICULTURAL

No bookings required / bring a friend

www.richmondchurch.org.nz

Phone Dee 021 46 0082 or 03 553 0633 Remote or Onsite

sPeciAl GeNeRAl MeetiNG

Wakefield Village Hall Wakefield Village

Sunday

Services from bookkeeping to sales, installations, consultancy, training and not for profit reporting.

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The Future Direction of the RSA Financial Members only

PH 544 9037

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Keep It Simple Solutions

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NEW BEGINNER CLASS

10.00am Worship Celebration

ACCoUnTInG

REACH NEW HEIGHTS

Starts Wednesday, 7 February 2018 10.00 - 11.30am 271 Songer St. Stoke

Trades&Services

0508 546 411

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NELSON BIBLE BELIEVERS

Sunday 10am & 5pm - Thursday 7.30pm

Paving Assistant (temporary)

SitS vacant

CHurCH NotiCES Welcomes B ible believing Christians and those seeking truth ... No law but love No book but the Bible No creed but Christ No denominational ideas No opinions of others

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Ph 027 667 2837

Gourmet Catering Nelson

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Lynette McDonald 021 176 7079

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& call Services WEDNESDAY 24 January For 2018 the best service Trades in town or visit

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Stephen Oliver proprietor

Phone now on

545 1053 DECoRAToR

Call Elly for a FREE Quote or a FREE Colour Consultation

03 97 00 996

or 021 0230 3925 paintcan nelson

DoG GRoomING

Experienced groomer Quiet home setting Special puppy package Lots of care and cuddles Member of NDGANZ Call Lynly Greatley

027 347 1558 927 6415 Richmond www.k9grooming.nz

GARAGE DooRs

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Residential, Commercial and Industrial Doors

GAS STAY SPECIALISTS

Setup, Repairs, Training, just to name a few!

Visit 16 Halifax

Street, Nelson OR we’ll visit you,

Call 03 548 0007

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ELECTRICIAN

Domestic & Commercial Wiring PV Solar expert Maintenance & Repairs Registered Electricians

Ph: 021 482 088 or 542 2328

www.rdelectrical.co.nz 15d McGlashen Ave, Richmond

GARDENING

• Garden tidy ups • Regular maintenance • Roses and pruning • Irrigation • Qualified team

GLAss

For friendly, efficient and professional servicing of ALL your glass requirements

• • • • • •

Retrofit Double Glazing Showers Splashbacks Balustrades & Fencing Mirrors Glass replacement

Phone (03) 546 5365 5 Nayland Road, Stoke www.metrodirect.co.nz

PAINTER

• Qualified Tradesman • Locally owned & operated

“I’ll turn up on time and in over 30 years I’ve never had a complaint”

027 232 1550 AH: 544 3177

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Restoration of Antique and Service of Modern Firearms Manufacture of unavailable parts a speciality Specialised metal and woodworking skills Licenced Firearms Dealer

Dr Dave Ward 021 277 3115 or 543 3777

ELECTRICIAN

BRIAN OGDEN

INTERIoR sEWING

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Lifestyle Blocks Gardening Painting Treefelling Hi-Reach Pruning Fencing/Decking

Tony 021 612 316 John 021 825 290

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027 671 8417 or 544 9415

Professional Plumbing Services in Nelson, Richmond & Motueka

544 8059 www.tasmanbayplumbing.co.nz

Call: 021910621 powertalknelson@gmail.com www.powertalknelson.org.nz

1/750 Lower Queen St Richmond

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Call us today for a friendly no obligation quote P: 03 5530 306 M: 022 122 5013

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Ph 0800 4 546 546 (0800 4 JIMJIM)

mobILITy

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SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS

269 Queen St Richmond. Ph 544 6603 NOW OPEN SATURDAYS

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Chris Inglis 03 5448059 0275485877

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SELF STORAGE UNITS

021 047 6352 Licensed Salesperson REAA 2008

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RoofING

0275 8888 52

Lee Burgess www.therasport.co.nz

Ph: 538 0824 Stoke

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• Inside car storage • Self drive truck hire • Staff on site

- off Echodale Place www.centralselfstorage.co.nz

74 Gladstone Rd, Richmond & 481 High St, Motueka

Ph 544 4306

Bookings essential

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Tel: 0275 8888 52 Email: lee@therasport.co.nz

Stump Grinding Tree Felling & Removal Site Clearance Andrew Workman

021 081 82 123

Ph: 03 544 2319 M: 021 62 7663 www.nbrr.co.nz

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541 0287 or 027 454 3813

• 24/7 Access • Alarmed Units & CCTV • Complimentary Trailers • Undercover Access

Registered Massage Therapist (MNZ) HOpE STORAGE

Ph 544 4545 19 Elms St, Nelson

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Hours: 9am - 4pm Mon-Fri | Other times(Massage by appointment 52 Ranzau Rd, Hope Dip HSc. & Sports Therapy)

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Proudly supplying Orange Residential Homes roofing requirements for over 10 years

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Home visits by appointment. Clinic on Wednesdays at Richmond Town Hall 9 Cambridge St.

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Contact: Lee Burgess

Size & Price List available at www.tasman-storage.co.nz

Peter Ph (03) 547 9191

Owen Tasker

DDI: 03 546 3565 M: 027 229 0026 reece.forbes@bayleys.co.nz

03 544 8553

- off Nayland Road

13 Packham Cres.

Reece Forbes

• Camping & RV

TA S M A N S TO R AG E

2 Echodale Place

If you are thinking of selling your business contact me now

• Dairy Farms

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• Leaks • Repairs • Maintenance • ReRoofs • New Roofs

Town Hall 9 Cambridge St, Richmond

1/750 Lower Queen St 03 544 8553 Richmond 7081

Clinics in Stoke, Wakefield, Motueka & Takaka. Home visits also available

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or 0800 738 386

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2 Central Locations

(03) 542 4424

543 8090

Specialising in supply & installation of Solar Systems for: Your solar specialists

• Tiling • Plastering • Gib Fixing • Reskimming • Gib Cove • Gibstopping • Painting

Phone June or Arthur

or local 546 9991

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0800 111 778

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027 542 3767

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Thistle & Fern Property Maintenance

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542 3767

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Adam Brumwell

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ExCAvATIoN

Domestic Commercial Industrial

027 542 4473

544 3977 0275 288 434

(offRichmond Beach Road)

Gun & Barrel Works

ELECTRICIAN

544 9844

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24hr Service

Phone Tony & Zoe

4A Gladstone Road, 12 Cargill Place, Richmond

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Prompt response is our priority

Landscaping

or 03 544 1212

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Treework & Hedges

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021 137 6661

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0800 427 782 (03) 544 6510

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PET CREmATIoN

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Painting

Ltd

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• Retro-fit of garage doors

2/76 Gladstone Rd, Richmond

ELECTRICIAN

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• Sectional insulated and un-insulated garage doors and roller doors • Servicing of garage doors and motors

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Work Place First Aid Courses

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www.therasport.co.nz

Private Courses Available

February: 01, 09, 13, 17, 21, 27 March:

06, 07, 09, 13, 21, 24, 27

8 Feb: First Aid for Young Children

15 Feb – 16 Feb: Comprehensive Workplace First Aid

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