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Underwater boat coming to the region The Abel Tasman Sea Shuttle is reaching new depths, announcing that a new semi-submersible vessel will be joining its fleet in spring.

Nicknamed “Mollymawk,” the 17.8 metre long vessel is described as a “state of the art semi-submersible which allows people of all ages and abilities to explore the undersea worlds.”

It will be working in the Tonga Island marine reserve in the Abel Tasman National Park, and will mean that its passengers can look through the kelp

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beds and habitats of the marine ecosystem.

Paul Smith of Abel Tasman Sea Shuttle says this new vessel will allow more people to experience the reserve. “The marine reserve has been in place for 20 years now and the fish life and everything is coming back,” he says. “Abel Tasman Sea Shuttle will transport people to the vessel which is positioned in the reserve and it’ll be run from there.”

Prices and an exact arrival date are yet to be confirmed.

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Abel Tasman Sea Shuttle will launch a new semi-submersible vessel in spring this year, giving passengers a unique look under the ocean in the Tonga Island marine reserve.

Cat lovers will be purring with excitement ahead of this weekend’s National Cat Show.

The New Zealand Cat Fancy National Cat Show, which doubles as the Nelson Cat Show’s 40th anniversary, will be held at Saxton Stadium from 9am on Sunday.

It will feature around 150 of the top pedigree cats from around the country.

The event had originally been planned to be held at the Trafalgar Centre, but its closure forced a shift to Saxton Stadium.

Entry to the cat show is $8 for an adult, $6 for a senior and $4 for a child.

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“No. When it was like that before it was such a bottleneck. I think people find their way here anyway, it’s always so busy.”

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A historic black and white photograph of Queen St has gone up in Village Café, but its owner is hoping someone in the public can put a date on it.

The large photograph, which covers most of the wall, is believed to have been taken from the lower end of Queen St, and shows six vehicles parked outside a handful of businesses, including the Post Office.

Amber Warren, the café’s owner, inherited the photograph when ANZ Bank closed down across the road. “They were going to put it into storage but we thought we’d have it on display here.”

Amber only knows some minor details in regards to the photograph, but wants to find out more. Three girls are pictured, and two of them are regular customers, but even they weren’t aware of an exact year.

Amber says she wants more historic photos Amber Warren stands in front of the historic photograph of Queen St which inside the café. “They’re certainly a talking has gone up in the Village Café. Photo: Phillip Rollo. point and they bring back memories.”

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Skull was from young woman A human skull found by two fishermen in March has been examined and found to be from a Polynesian woman, most likely from before European settlement of Nelson.

Mackenzie Rose and her partner found the skull on the edge of the Waimea Estuary, behind Nelson Airport, when they went to go fishing.

They called the police who sent the skull, along with some other bone fragments, to Otago University to be examined.

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The human skull that was found behind Nelson Airport by fishermen, in March.

Dunn says the results are back and show the remains were

found to be from a Polynesian woman, believed to have been under 30 years of age.

“We are now making arrangements for them to be returned to a site dedicated for koiwi at Marsden Valley Cemetery,” she says.

Mackenzie said at the time that it was a strange situation.

“We were just walking along the estuary when we saw it. We didn’t know if it was real or not, but I picked it up and we could tell right away that it was a real skull.”

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Council funding of cycle trail confirmed There is good news for people wanting to ride Tasman’s Great Taste Trail, with Tasman District Council confirming it will retain funding for the next stage of the trail.

The draft annual plan attracted more than 80 submissions supporting the project and mayor Richard

Kempthorne says that as a result of the material presented to the TDC, it has committed $300,000 funding for the next 12 months. Which means the next stage of construction from Wakefield through to Spooners Tunnel, as long as other funding partners come on board.

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There was always a good chance that Dulcie Liesnham would live a long and happy life after maintaining a healthy, active life style and being blessed with good genes.

And that’s exactly what has happened, with Dulcie celebrating her 100th birthday with a singalong and a glass of sherry with family and friends at the Ernest Rutherford Retirement Village in Stoke last Thursday.

Dulcie, who is still sharp as a tack, attributes her longevity to her mother Lucy’s genes and a lifetime of good living.

Lucy lived to 102 while Dulcie has always maintained a healthy lifestyle, working hard to bring up her three children and spending countless hours in the garden.

“She was always an amazing gardener,” Dulcie’s daughter, Judith Wilkinson of Richmond says. “My parents would spend hours in the garden and everywhere they lived, their garden was always something special people would see their garden and gasp, it was so beautiful.”

Dulcie has also often enjoyed a

Dulcie Liesnham and her daughter Judith Wilkinson at Dulcie’s 100th birthday celebration at Ernest Rutherford Retirement Village on Thursday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. “wee sherry” while relaxing at the end of a hard day although she said with a smile “don’t you dare say that though”.

Dulcie was born in Milton in South Otago and raised on the family farm at Five Rivers in northern Southland before attending Columba College in Dunedin. She married her late husband Tom and had three children, moving to Otapiri

near Winton, Bluff and then lastly, when their children left home, to the Tasman region.

Tom and Dulcie had a farm at Stanley Brook and then lived in Motueka, before Dulcie moved to Richmond to be closer to Judith when Tom passed away.

Now she lives in the Ernest Rutherford Retirement Village.

Dulcie has 10 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.

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RSA to return WWI medals

First World War medals donated to the Nelson RSA are being given back to the families of the local men and women who earned them.

Nelson RSA is now on a search to find the descendants, who could be spread across the country, after the RSA executive voted to hand back the medals to help commemorate the centenary of the Gallipoli landings next year.

Nelson RSA president Barry Pont says the medals were donated decades ago and he feels it’s the right time to give them back to the fami-

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“We felt that, rather than sit in our archives, they should be distributed back to the immediate families of the veterans and there will be some exciting stories once the families do get in touch.”

Families will have to prove they are the direct descendants because the medals are worth several hundred dollars each, but Barry says he’d love

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to see some of the medals being worn at next year’s Anzac Day services.

“We want to see them worn and, with a bit of research and publicity, hopefully we’ll find the right people.”

The names of the men and women who earned the medals are: Norman Andrews, Lionel Matthews, Percy Sargisson, Robert Houghton, Francis Holyoake, Percy Nisbett, William Sheppard, Harold Emms, Charles Emms and Eleanor Child.

If you’d like to get in touch with the Nelson RSA about the medals, call Barry Pont on 548 5024.

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Getting ready for this year’s Car Company $10,000 Charity Drive are from left; Waimea Weekly editor Andrew Board, The Breeze radio announcer Breffni O’Rourke, Car Company owner Shane Drummond and Radioworks Nelson general manager Christine Hatton.

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Ten thousand dollars will be given to charity in Nelson this winter, thanks to the Car Company $10,000 Charity Drive.

The million dollar question is which groups will be in with a shot?

The Car Company has teamed up with The Breeze and Waimea Weekly to find the winner and applications for the charity drive are now open until August 22.

Last year, dozens of applicants pleaded their case and Car Company owner Shane Drummond thinks it will only get bigger this year.

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He says the Car Company was keen to give the money away again this year as part of its commitment to the community.

“This really opens it to the wider community and we’re really excited about that.”

Once applications close, a judging panel will decide which local charity will win the money.

For a nomination form visit www.carcompanynelson.co.nz or pop into any Car Company yard in Richmond, Tahunanui and Nelson.

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“We’re giving away ten grand, it’s a lot of money and will make a huge difference to local groups, so we’re really keen to make sure we get a good amount of entries.”

Nominees could also have their story told in the pages of Waimea Weekly and on The Breeze radio station with announcer Breffni O’Rourke.

Shane says all of those who entered last year are invited to do so again and that the entries need to be of a high standard.

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Nelson to host national community patrol seminar A national training seminar will bring together the largest gathering of community patrollers in the country.

Close to 275 people are expected to attend the weekend’s event, which includes a training day at Nelson College for Girls, and speeches, AGM and a dinner at the Suburban Club.

There are 150 community patrols in New Zealand, and one of the regions each year steps up to host a national training seminar, which enables

members from all community patrols to make sure they are working in a similar fashion.

It was announced in 2012 that Nelson would host it in 2014, and Mike Gill of the Richmond Community Patrol is looking forward to having close to 275 people here in the region for it.

Special guests coming to the seminar include assistant police commissioner Mike Rusbatch, Graham Bell of Police 10/7 fame and Minister of Police Anne Tolley.

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Scouts, Wednesday, May 28: Scouts have had a great response to their feature in the Nelson Weekly and, since then, they have had over 20 phone calls from people keen to join the organisation, as well as 3 adults interested in becoming leaders. If anyone is interested in joining Scouts, contact 0800 SCOUTS or 03 547 0664 for more information.

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Nelson Ark, Wednesday, June 11: The Nelson Ark has found homes for four of its rescued dogs but, although they have received several inquiries, they are still unable to find forever homes for two of their dogs, Jet and Rex. If you are interested in giving Jet or Rex a home, please phone the Ark during the day on 542 3866.

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Hope mum launches foundation A charitable foundation set up by Hope mum and cancer survivor Kristin Paterson to support young cancer sufferers is holding its first big fundraising event in Richmond next month.

Kristin launched the Whole Lotta Life foundation in October last year because she wanted to help people aged 20-45 get through the challenges she had experienced when she was diagnosed with cancer. The 31 year-old mother of two was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma just after she had given birth to her second child in 2009 and found out first hand that there was a need for a support agency specifically for young cancer sufferers.

Kristin, who has now been in remission for almost five years, left her job at the Nelson Provincial Museum to dedicate her life to the charitable foundation.

She has organised the foundation’s first annual retreat for patients at Kimi Ora late next month and hopes to provide yoga prescriptions and offer portrait photography as family keepsakes for young cancer sufferers.

“The Cancer Society and Hospice do a fantastic job but I found there was a gap in the support available for younger cancers patients. Younger people face a different set of chal-

Kristin Paterson’s charitable cancer foundation Whole Lotta Life is holding a fundraiser at Sinful Coffee in Richmond next month. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. lenges around things like their independence, employment and sexuality and that’s why I started the Whole Lotta Life Foundation.

“We are getting a really good response and I’m in contact with about 250 young people from around New Zealand.

When I put up the information on the retreat on Facebook we filled the 20 places in 48 hours so that’s an indication of how much young people need this type of support.”

Kristin says the Good Taste fundraiser will be an evening of craft beer and boutique fashion. It has been supported by a

number of the region’s businesses including event partners Stacey, Oxygen Skincare and FreshChoice Richmond.

“We have had an overwhelming community response so far,” Kristin says.

The fundraiser will be held at Sinful Coffee in Richmond on July 5 starting at 6.30pm.

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e l p o e p d o o f h s Y ou r f re St Paul’s students Jonte Stevens, Trinity Palmer, Patrick Lackner and Eve Dunne with the raffle tickets that will be raising funds for their new school hall. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

School hall needed for growing school There’s only so many kids you can fit into one classroom and St Paul’s Catholic School have just about reached their limit.

With a role that is expected to grow from 220 pupils to 330, space is getting to be an issue for the school who are now well underway with fundraising for a brand new school hall.

Principal John Dorman says the school currently gathers in a classroom that’s not yet occupied but with the role growing, it’s time to build a school hall for assemblies and other big gatherings.

“Getting the school in their now at 220 is sort of ‘hold your breath stuff ’ and we can’t put parents in at the same time, so for bigger gatherings like assemblies we have to go to Salisbury School to use the hall over there,” he says.

The school come together every Monday morning for half an hour to take part in shared prayer in one of their spare classrooms but weekly assemblies which are normally attended by parents are a logistical nightmare and that means they are only able to hold them twice a term.

Likewise for sports, if it’s raining and the ground is unusable, kids are forced to spend the whole day inside.

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ber of opportunities for the children and parents are fully supportive of the benefits a large gathering place would bring.

John says they have a ball park figure for the building of the hall that is around $200,000 but it could potentially be more. “Realistically we won’t be building it straight away, even with grants and things it’s probably going to take us five years.

Some people are saying optimistically two but five is probably more realistic. That’s our target.”

St Paul’s new hall will be a multifunctional area for music, sports, assemblies and school prayer and so far the school has managed to raise $25,000.

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Having a par ty/event/func tion? Call our photographer 544 9037 or 027 532 6461 Renee Roeske, Victoria Culleton, Jaden Roeske and Saskia Roeske at Jaden’s 21st in Brightwater on Saturday.

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Heather Stanton and Fleur Palmer at the Richmond Quiz night on Friday.

Marion Broderson, Debbie Mayers, Christine Bensemann and Tina Bishop.

Christine Bensemann, Sue McMaster and Heather Richardson.

This week we went along to the Richmond School Quiz where 250 people dug into their pockets to raise $12,000 for the school.

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Phyllis Turnell and Pauline Summers at Jaden’s 21st on Saturday.

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Southern Link before Rocks Rd: Couldn’t really see any comments of substance from Nick Smith in the article, bit of opinion maybe? Sim Berger.

It’s the parking Nazis stunting the cities growth, not the roads.

Teressa Obrien.

I think Smith needs to change the record, it isn’t going to happen! Rayon Mackenzie.

If he is still the Environment Minister then something’s gone wrong here. Sharon Nicholls.

Something needs to happen, and fast. I really hate driving in Nelson!! The place is growing, progress is happening, yet roading here is dreadful.

Janelle Thorpe.

What’s the problem with just letting the development occur in Richmond and accepting that Nelson is a suburb of Richmond now. I very rarely shop in Nelson city. Samantha Gentry.

And this appears about a week after hearing Haven Rd is going to be reduced to single lanes in either direction? Putting in traffic lights at the hospital and narrowing Nelson’s only wide inner city road, paves the way for

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the Southern Link. I wonder if the Milford Monorail would be a better fit, having it run from Nelson to Richmond.

Scott Marris.

With all the people moving here it is essential to cater for them, if nothing is done everything will grind to a halt. It’s not only the roads, it is everything that needs to be looked at pertaining to population growth.

Brenda Kenny.

When I lived on Waimea Rd I saw heaps of people biking to work, if they get “detoured” around Rocks Rd because the cycleway along the railway reserve gets plowed under a stinky big road, will they still bike, or will they start taking their cars? If anything, Rocks Rd should be streamlined.

I wonder how many tourists have no interest in going into Nelson itself, just want to get off the ferry, and get out to the Abel Tasman or over to Golden Bay. Dez Tinee.

The main problem I’m hearing about this, is that idiot Southlanders/Marlbarians move to Nelson/ Richmond, especially ex Invercargill people, most of whom can’t drive in a bigger city to save themselves. They don’t know how to drive round double lane roundabouts, correctly merge, indicate or use any of their mirrors. All

they do is “wah wah wah. I want double lanes same as we have in Invercargill”. Well, boo flamin hoo, maybe they should all move back to Invercargill if they don’t like it. Why should we change our town to suit them! Lulu Armstrong.

I’m on Rocks Rd right now and I’ve just counted 18 trucks in half an hour. It’s crazy. Smith is right, let’s get this sorted first. (Via text).

Change of times for historic house: Could I please advise your readers that during the months of June, July and August, Broadgreen Historic House, 276 Nayland Rd Stoke will be opening for slightly shorter hours 11 am to 4 pm daily. The meeting room will still be available for hire during daylight hours as needed. Bookings to Helen 547 6297. B D Stephens.

Police open day a hit: I really enjoyed the police open day that you photographed. I took the kids along and they loved the fingerprinting and getting to wear a police vest. Good work for putting it on.

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Personal Service or Technology - The Choice is yours . . .

Anyone who has had an active relationship with their bank over the past 20-30 years will be able to tell you that things have certainly changed through the years.

The biggest change, one could argue, has been an increase in the use of technology by Banks. The introduction of electronic and internet banking has allowed banks to shift from face to face customer interaction, via a high concentration of ‘bricks and mortar’ branches, to centralised call centres, use of computers, and other hand held devices.

Technology has also made banking far more convenient, with the many consumers seldom visiting their local branch. An increasing number of clients have chosen to conduct their banking business via the internet or telephone. Banks have embraced new technology as a way to provide convenience for customers, with an additional benefit being a saving on costs as the electronic networks are cheap and efficient.

In addition to keeping pace with the latest technology improvements in banking for our customers, NBS recognises that many of customers like to receive face-to-face service from local banking staff who know and understand their needs.

According to NBS General Manager Ken Beams, the role of the traditional Branch Manager, who manages the total operation of their office is the best model for our customers and staff. “We are seeing the bigger banks centralise lending functions with the Branch Manager having reduced authority to make decisions. We think Branch Managers need to have a certain level of autonomy to provide the best customer experience”, he added.

NBS excels at providing services to small to medium sized businesses, who require regular contact and interaction with bank staff. “The growth of business banking customers has been significant for us in recent years” said Branch Manager Toni Lane of NBS Richmond Branch. “One of the key reasons business owners leave their existing bank is due to a change in relationship or not being able to get a decision”, she said. NBS staff are long time employees who are encouraged to use initiative to provide exceptional service to their customers, and furthermore they are empowered to make decisions.

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At NBS we recognise that both are essential components in attracting new clients and retaining existing clients.

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Some of you may have seen an item on Campbell Live last week looking at the behaviour of patrons in and around Nelson's inner city bars.

The story came about after an item based around Auckland bars a few weeks earlier, which showed a situation that would have been all too familiar to Nelsonians a few years back.

As area commander, I'm pleased and relieved to see how far we have come in moderating the sort of drunken violence that had unfortunately become a regular feature of Friday and Saturday nights out in Nelson.

Police always said that we couldn't change people's behaviour on our own. Working in isolation the best we could hope to do was to be on the spot in time to minimise the damage and catch the offenders. That's simply not good enough as it allows the problem behaviour to continue.

I said some time back that finding a solution to the situation would require the support of the wider community and that's where we've made real gains.

In Nelson, the hospitality industry, Police, Council, DHB and ACC have all worked together to find solutions to a problem we all share in one way or another. As a result of that collaborative work we have initiatives like mellow yellow and an accord that will see a patron who misbehaves in one bar being trespassed from all inner city bars.

I would never be so bold as to suggest we have the problem beat. However, Police officers on the street are definitely seeing less breaches of the liquor ban, less serious violence and less victimisation.

We can never take our foot off the pedal with this and police are committed to ensuring we have a highly visible presence in and around the city's bars. We are also committed to fostering the relationships we have with bar owners and their staff to ensure everyone is meeting the expectations of host responsibility under the liquor licensing rules.

As the TV item showed, some of the Nelson initiatives are clearly working and that's something we can all take heart from.

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editorial@waimeaweekly.co.nz Caleb Nott used to joke about becoming a professional musician, but it’s quickly turned into a reality for him and younger sister Georgia.

Under the name Broods, their songs have clocked millions of plays online, they’ve signed international record deals with Capitol and Polydor, toured with Ellie Goulding, and some of the biggest names in the media industry have been singing their praise — so yep, they’re professional musicians alright, and they’re loving every minute.

On Saturday night, Broods played their first official show in Nelson since shooting to stardom — a sold-out concert at the Theatre Royal put on by the Nelson Youth and Community Trust in association with Smokefreerockquest.

They believe in their own talent but both Caleb and Georgia were surprised by their meteoric rise, which basically snowballed since Bridges was uploaded to their SoundCloud page.

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“We wouldn’t have gone through the year without playing in Nelson, that’s for sure,” says Georgia. “We’ve had support from Nelson even since before we started playing music way before Broods so it’s cool to come back and be part of it again.”

It was a special night for Caleb and Georgia, with their friends and family in attendance. Prior to the show, Georgia said she was “so nervous” because she’d know half of the audience.

ELAE — which features their younger sister Olivia Nott and her friend Anna Robinson — opened on Saturday night, with Georgia joining them on stage for a couple of songs.

Broods’ set lasted just under an hour, featuring some of their hits like Bridges and Never Gonna Change.

New songs, including Mother & Father, which is written for their parents and will be the first single off their debut album Evergreen, also made appearances in a thunderous, altpop showcase.

Tickets to Saturday’s concert sold out within a matGeorgia and Caleb ter of days, but the good Nott of Broods per- news for Broods fans is form at the Theatre that they plan to return for Royal on Saturday. more homecoming shows Photos: Phillip Rollo. down the line.

every day, when asked what his highlight has been. “Every time we go away something bigger or better happens.

Every day you wake up and something is cooler, or you have to pinch yourself again.”

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Ashton Oliver and co-organiser of the Speight’s Ale House Nelson Flat Track Champs, Dan Shallcrass, at the Brightwater track where the champs will take place.

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World famous in Brightwater Neil Bowe is a familiar face in the Brightwater community and a passion for woodchopping has carved out an interesting life for the 83 year old great-grandfather.

When asked what made him the axe man he is today he replies that he’s always had an interest in it. “Down the coast as kids we lived in Inangahua and there was bush all around us. The ‘old lady’ had the old wood/coal stove and after school I’d always get an axe, go up the back and cart wood home.

I’ve always had a passion for cutting wood. Don’t know what put it there but it was there.” He recalls his first introduction to the sport was at a demonstration meeting at Inangahua Junction when he was a boy. He and some other young lads got the job of stripping the bark off the logs in preparation for chopping.

He left the West Coast in 1950 and after six years working up north, Neil settled in Hope and took up work in the bush. His first day on the job in the Moutere Hills was as rough as they come but he still tells the story with a laugh. “The bushman had a big old gnarly tree on the side of the road and he gave me an axe and said ‘here you are Neil, you need to trim it,’ It had big old heavy limbs and the tree was no good for anything but he was having me on and I wasn’t going to give in. I had this new axe that hadn’t even been sharpened, just out of the shop and I hammered away all day with this darn thing and finally got it

Brightwater resident Neil Bowe is well known as a champion axe man.

Inset: Neil competing in October 1971. trimmed. When I got home that night my hands were just blisters but it didn’t stop me, it just gave me a bit more passion.”

Bush work may have been hard but it was also Neil’s first official introduction into the sport that would become such a big part of his life. In 1959 Neil was approached to help organise chopping at the 1960 Nelson A and P show. The founding of the Nelson Bushcraft Club a year later was the start of his dedication to the administration side of the sport which has been just as important as his success in competitions. Being an axe man has taken him all over the world and earned him many titles, trophies and medals.

Nowadays Neil sources axes and saws from wherever he can find them, does

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them up in his garage- come workshop and passes them on. His family continue the tradition of wood chopping with a son and grandson who are both quality wood choppers and two great-grandsons with their axes hanging in granddads shed, or Chop Chop as he’s known.

Neil admits he’s had quite an interesting life,“I’m getting a bit long in the tooth now but I still go out there now and pull the saw. It’s good exercise, I’m only 83. I’ve got my 90th birthday booked so I’ve got to keep going for that.”

TAVERN

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Very limited release

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Coordinator Nicola and her volunteers will keep Brightwater and Wakefield seniors buy this winter. Try Exercise and Games for Seniors on Thursdays, 10am at St Paul’s Community Church Hall, Brightwater, followed by morning tea, $2.00 per session. Every third Thursday of the

month at St John’s Wakefield there is a community lunch, donations for this are gratefully received. The Mid Winter Christmas Dinner for Brightwater seniors is on Friday 25 July at 11.30am, St Paul’s Community Church Hall.

Cost is a donation. Please rsvp to 03 542 3694 or 021 277 8061.

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Charlie Taylor played his first game of senior rugby 27 years after his last playing season.

He played in a Tasman Trophy game in Renwick where he anchored the scrum well contributing to two tries on the day. Taylors Contracting is the Wanderer’s major sponsor and a great contributor to the community and sports at all levels. Charlie attends all trainings and games and is a passionate and committed club member.

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On Thursday 3 July we will be having a celValley Road, Hope. Come and visit this friendly ebration to mark the beginning of the Maogroup, new members very welcome. ri New Year (which starts on June 28), the Contact: Marilyn 541 8435. blessing of our kindly donated new piece of land in our playground and our sixteenth birthday.

• Over 40 years We have already started preparing with the experience children working hard to lay the new bark for the extension. Our parent market gardener • Alterations Dominic Ferretti is planting new vegetables in our garden beds and the Community Cor• Bathroom rection Workers cleaned our shed and tidied • Kitchen our orchard area. On the night we will have a selection of soups kindly made and donated • Toilet by the members of our Family Liaison Group, a sausage sizzle and a vegetable soup made • Locally by the children with our veryany ownSTIHL chef, Tim Purchase Cordlessowned Kit and SAVE & Hodges. with a FREE Battery valued atoperated up to $325.

It is sure to be a spectacular evening to celebrate all our wonderful achievements during this past term, this past year, and these past 16for years.

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Offers valid until April 2014 or all while stocks last. over the community to meet, mingle, relax and just have a good family night out.

The celebrations start at 5pm with a blessing by our very own Kaitohutohu Maori, Emma Haruru.

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In a month’s time I will celebrate my (Sands New Zealand has helped 51st birthday and yet if things had greatly with this). But even with this been different I would have never parents can be left with a depth of been born. despair, and a grief that is hard to If my mother had not suffered a mis- understand and process. carriage I would have not been con- In my work with people over the ceived. years I have encountered many who At that time, parents were told to have been touched by death in this forget about the baby that had died way. Some who are just beginning and go home and have another. the journey while others who have There was little reclived with it for a ognition of the pain life time. and the grief of the As a community event. of faith we want to Every year in New stand with you and Zealand, over 700 help. Therefore we babies die between are going to facili20 weeks gestation, tate a remembrance and 12 months of service for people age. In excess of who have lost a 10,000 die as a result child at any stage of an early loss prior of pregnancy, at to 20 weeks gestabirth or in infancy, tion. The loss of a whether last week Martin Harrison, baby is a deeply trauor decades ago.

Brightwater Community matic experience for The service will give Anglican Church. the mother, father you the opportuand those close to them. nity to stand with other people ‘who And yet the life of a baby who dies know’ the pain of losing a child. before 24 weeks gestation is not The service is for women and men recorded with a certificate, which who have suffered loss, their chilleaves the parent with no official rec- dren and their extended family and ognition of the baby’s life. friends, whether the loss is recent or As miscarriage often takes place at historic. home without medical intervention, It is open to anyone of any faith or people can be left with no avenue for no faith and will be designed to regrief, and as no memorial service member celebrate the life of a loved usually takes place, the opportunity one. to officially recognise the unborn The service will be held at St Pauls Church Hall 68 Waimea West Rd life, can just pass by.

Thankfully with stillbirth and early Brightwater on Sunday 27 July at infant loss today there is a greater 3pm. Come and rejoice in your barecognition of the life and the grief by’s life, grieve and remember.

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MEN in BUSINESS NEED MACHINERY REPAIRS? We are service providers: • Authorised Komatsu repairer • Servicing all makes of heavy equipment • Air filter cleaning servicing

Suppliers of: • Genuine Komatsu parts • Castrol oil & lubricants • Automotive industrial & marine batteries ...and more

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Nelson Machinery Repairs specialise in the repair and maintenance of earthmoving machinery and plant equipment including diggers, bulldozers, loaders, graders and more. Owners Melissa and Campbell White have been operating Marlborough Machinery Repairs Ltd in Blenheim for 10 years. They began the Nelson Tasman business last year and now offer the whole top of the south island with a high standard of technical and professional service.

Nelson Machinery Repairs are service agents for Komatsu as well as suppliers of Castrol oils and SuperCampbell White charge batteries. They can source genuine and aftermarket parts and filters for any machine you have and with field service technicians around town or in the country, they are able to help meet your needs efficiently. Their aim is to keep your fleet up and running to minimize costly down time so call them on 03 544 4995 or call in to see them at 13 Cargill Place, Richmond Nelson’s leading water well drilling company, Waimea Drilling, are the top of the south drilling specialists, offering a comprehensive range of services from excavation, exploration and the design and construction of top quality water supply wells. Owner Woody has been meeting the needs of local families and businesses since starting the company in 1965. Since then he has built up a well known reputation for being the best in the industry and his proven experience makes his services sought after. Woody’s qualified team of experts are made up of Brendan Higgins and Shane Harwood who are busy constructing quality water supply wells and providing maintenance services to our regions industrial, domestic, horticultural and agricultural industries. Both Woody and his team have built up great relationships with the local community who not only respect Woody when it comes to his water expertise, but who also trust his knowledge on local water sourcing.

Since starting out in 1965 Waimea Drilling has serviced a range of businesses including market gardens, orchards, vineyards and residential properties. Their consistent approach to the installation and servicing of water wells makes them the ideal business to help you out. Phone 544 8442.

Woody 027 485 9757.

Need reliable electrical services? Talk to the local expert with over 25 years experience. Trusted, efficient, and always on time, Brian Lotter offers efficient solutions to all of your electrical requirements. Brian welcomes his clients to give him a call for any job big or small – no job is too difficult and while he caters to mainly residential and domestic projects, he’s fully qualified in commercial and industrial electrical services and is also the DVS agent for the region.

Talk to Brian about solutions to heat you home. He offers heat pump installation and servicing, specialBrian Lotter ising in Mitsubushi products and also has access to solar equipment. Brian offers a completely mobile service to any area from Wakefield to the Lakes, Golden Bay and further afield. For maintenance, additions, new builds and repairs talk to your professional, qualified and local electrician, Brian Lotter. Phone 027 275 0443 or 544 2445 to find out more and ask about a quote.

When you use Dolejs Builders as your preferred builder you get one on one personal service with client satisfaction and a seamless building project. Any questions, you only make one phone call to him. Dennis handle’s it all, including organising the sub contractors and can even work as a colour consultant, making the building process easy, enjoyable and fun. All for a “fixed price” and on time. Dennis is not your cheap chippie that leaves a mess, leaves you worried about the quality of workmanship and leaves for good. Dennis is a Dennis Dolejs professional builder who takes pride in his work. He works with an experienced and passionate team and says most of his work comes from referrals from previous clients. “A lot of the clients have become my friends. I get to know them on a personal level as you can end up spending a bit of time with them.” The best time to get a builder involved is when you are looking at buying land and with Dennis you get an experienced craftsman who is an expert at complex work, including hillside and higher quality housing. Unlike the house companies you get the boss on the job with Dolejs Builders. 45 years of building homes right here in Nelson can’t be beat. Give him a call, it’s free and you won’t be disappointed.

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MEN in BUSINESS

Simon McGuire and Chris Decesare began their business venture in late 2012 with a combined total of 20 years in the carpentry industry. They are both locally trained and qualified craftsmen with a diverse range of skills at hand to help you with any carpentry or Chris Decesare and Simon McGuire building job you need doing. They specialise in the construction of decks, retaining walls and fences, residential and commercial building alterations, extensions and renovations. As Licensed Building Practitioners you know that their quality of workmanship will be second-to-none so you can trust that when you need any general building work performed, they will finish it to the highest standard. Big Bad Wolf Carpentry caters to the Nelson/Tasman region and Simon and Chris pride themselves on running their business with a friendly and outgoing approach. For all your building and carpentry needs done affordably and professionally, call Simon on 027 699 0600 or Chris on 027 444 3518.

Locally owned and operated with more than 25 years of hands on experience in the industry, Dave and the team at Air Temp really are the true experts when it comes to fixing your vehicles air conditioning. Air Temp understands what the effects of a fully functioning air conditioning system all year round can have on driver performance while on the road. Dave and his qualified team can diagnose, repair, regas, service or install air conditioning into any vehicle that moves, no job’s ever too big or too small.

Covering the Nelson Marlborough region, Air Temp also specialise in temperature controlled transport, service and repairs, with a 24 hour, seven day a week call out service, getting it sorted every time, so you can get to where you’re going on time.

Approved, licensed and recommended service agents, you know when you call Air Temp they are the ones to get the job done right. With a fully mobile service that can come to you, saving you time in your already busy day, Air Temps workshop can be located at 24 Main Road, Hope. Call Dave to discuss your air conditioning or temperature controlled transport requirements on 544 9830 or 021 518 525.

Don Clementson is a qualified electronic technician and can help you with the sale, service and installation of all Freeview equipment so you can enjoy quality home entertainment whenever you want. Don can provide a number of electronic services including the installation of new TV’s, smart TV’s, wall mounting TV’s and new installation in new houses. He can pre wire any home while it is still in the building stages. After Don has discussed your electronic requirements, cables can be installed before the house is finished and lined ready for the installation of your devices once building is complete. He can also install Freeview aerials and satellite Don Clementson dishes, as well as supply you with a host of other products to make your TV watching all the more enjoyable like the My Freeview Recorder which lets you record and watch television at the same time letting you can pause, fast forward and rewind your favourite programs. Call Don on 0274 376 019 for more information.

Rob Hall has owned and operated Kwik Kerb for 19 years after purchasing the rights to the business in Auckland and bringing it to his hometown, Nelson.

Kwik Kerb specialises in driveway and landscape kerbing. Whatever you’re after, from plain and basic garden or driveway edging to exposed aggregate, slate or brick patterned kerbs, Rob can help you create a tidier and more practical yard or garden area. Kerbing your garden or driveway makes life a lot easier when it comes to maintenance, mowing is more efficient with a clear boundary; edging can also help you keep gravel on your Rob Hall drive and bark off your lawn.

Let Rob give you an obligation free quote and advice on a solution for your home. Being the sole operator, Rob takes on a job from start to finish, assuring quality, consistency and attention to detail. Contact Rob on 0800 527 981 for more information on how Kwik Kerb can help you.

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Final Week..

1 8th B ir t h d a y S a l e Birthday Price

Birthday Price 2005 Nissan Murano

9,666 2001 Nissan Pathfinder

Good value late model NZ new hatch. Good safety features with 4 airbags and ABS brakes. Fitted with bigger 1.6 fuel injected engine with smooth auto transmission.

7,444

$

2000 Honda Stream Low kms, good value 7 seater! 2.0 i-VTEC engine produces amazing power yet brilliant economy. Auto with tiptronic function. Cam chain rather than cam belt.

Very roomy interior.

6,999

$

2001 Honda Civic 1500cc featuring VTEC engine with a 5 star fuel rating. Comes with a reputation for reliability, performance and good overall fuel economy.

2008 Mazda Demio

2005 Nissan Tiida

NZ new with all mode 4WD. Simple switch changes from 2WD to Auto, 4H or 4L. Very tidy, near new Hankook tyres. Fitted with reversing camera and towbar. Exceptionally smooth riding on road and off-road agile and sure footed.

1500 cc, only 65,000 kms, Ex ceiving 5 stars out of 6, Easy t cious hatch

9,888

Was 34,999

Was $8,999

2013

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Was $11,999

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With under 1,000 kms, 3 litr New, 5 Speed manual, 3 litre sign writing up your Business,

2005

Was $17,999

Stunning look with factory 18 rior, 2 litre Turbo, Superb hand car you will want to keep driving

9,888

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Was $11,999

2004 Honda Odys

Was $12,999

Excellent visibility and driving position makes parking a breeze, and makes for an all round feel good vehicle. Featuring airbags, air conditioning, ABS brakes, central locking, electric windows and mirrors, and power steering.

2001 BMW 318i

8,666

$

Was $9,999

7 seats, Sport model with Stylish dark interior, facto tinted windows, fold down re

2006 Mitsubishi Outlande

Great buying E46 shape BMW 318i! Beautiful car to drive with its superb handling. Very popular colour and set off nicely with its alloy wheels. Fitted with independent suspension front and rear, braking is by discs all round, and the steering is by power rack-and-pinion. A very solid and safe car.

Was $21,999

7 seats, Only 62,000 kms, 2.4 system, reverse camera, pad fold down, Immaculate.

2004 Toy

5,888

$

Was $6,999

Was $17,999

Great colour Swift hatch and very good value. Very reliable and economical car fitted with the 1.3 engine and matched to a smooth automatic transmission. The engine has a hard wearing camchain rather than a belt. High driving position is great for vision.

2004 Toyota Avensis

NZ New, 5 speed manual, 5 Diesel, Roof racks, Airbag, se for age and mileage.

2004 H

11,888

Was $12,999 $

Was $8,999

A high quality car built in Europe to compete against the best in. Fitted with the 2.0 engine and matched to a awesome Automatic transmission with tiptronic function giving instant power. Stacked with great features incl. 9 Airbags and Cruise control.

3,999

$

2001 Toyota Altezza 1999 Toyota Caldina

2005 Suzuki Swift

2 litre S model, 7 seats, chain wagon with good height off th seats, Dual airbags, abs brak

11,888

Was $12,999 $

2007 Suzu

Was $15,999

Drives like a dream with the smooth and powerfull 3.0 litre 6 cylinder engine. Lowered on adjustable suspension with certification. Built in Japan to compete with the best of the European brands. Rear wheel drive with superb handling.

1600 cc, factory body kit and a only 36,000 kms, immaculate c cal and easy to park around tow

9,999

2006 Mitsubis

NZ new, 5 speed manual, 8 airbags, 1500cc VVT engine.

Fitted with a sport bodykit and alloys. Tidy car at a great price. Steering wheel mounted radio controls and driving lights. Amazing room inside for a small car. NZ’s best selling small hatch for years and still remains so. Outstanding modern looks with superb reliability.

4x4, 5 speed manual, 3.2 t kms, Looks great with nud Factory alloys and tinted condition.

Was $10,999

PLUS MANY MORE!

The

2005 Mitsu

16,666

1999 Ford Falcon

6 Vanguard St Ph: 546 6553 24hrs

8,999

$

Was $9,999

NZ new, 6 speed SP23. Travelled only 43300 kms. The SP23 stands for Sports with its smooth but powerful 2.3 VVT engine, sports suspension and body kit with 17 inch alloys, this model can’t be mistaken. It drives and handles superbly.

2003 Suzuki Swift

Nelson City Clearance Centre

Was 15,999

2.4 Litre V-tec, 4WD, Factory Immaculate all round, Good h those Holiday adventures and d

Was $19,999 $

2007 Mazda 3

8,888

Great value bullet proof wagon. The Caldina wagon is one of the most reliable cars you could buy. This one is the 2.0 G Spec and has 2 airbags and ABS Braking.

This second generation Caldina was a huge success when it came out replacing the original model.

2005 $

5 out of 6 stars for fuel economy. Chain driven so no cam belt to replace at 100,000kms. Higher seat making it easier to get in and out of. Air con, dual airbags, ABS brakes, CD player, central locking, electric windows and mirrors, fuel infection and much more.

$

Check this awesome looking Falcon AU XLS Supercab ute out! Looks mean on these 19 inch alloys. Dual alloy roll bars and Tufdek also add to its appeal.

Birthday Pri

A beautiful car to drive - smooth, strong and powerful, with a 3500cc V6 petrol engine and tiptronic auto transmission. Electronic stability control, airbags, ABS brakes.

Leather seats and the front seats are heated! Sunroof and Bose sound system.

$

2007 Hyundai Getz

14,999

Was 16,999 $ $

$

Was $27,999

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5 Honda CR-V

2008 Honda Airwave

14,999

7,999

$

1997 Toyota Estima

34,499

9 $

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11,999

2005 Mitsubishi Colt

2009 Suzuki Splash

1993 Nissan Primera

1999 Mitsubishi Pajero

2002 BMW Mini Cooper

26,999

turbo diesel, only 79,000 dge bar, tinted windows, d windows, Immaculate

40

9,888

2001 Toyota Lancruiser VX Ltd

$

3,000

$

Was $3,500

44,222

Was $44,999 $

7 Seater, 4.2 Intercooled turbo diesel, Automatic transmission, Tow bar (rated to 3500kg braked).

Leather seats and heated front, cruise control, cambelt done at 150,000km, Burgandy in colour.

2006 Toyota Surf

2000 Volkswagen Beetle

Newer sharp Surf, 4 litre engine, Very sharp in White/Siver, 4WD, Alloys, Roof rails, Running boards.

2008 Mitsubishi Triton D/Cab 4x4

27,444

Was $27,999 $

3.2 Intercooled turbo common rail diesel engine, Automatic transmission, Canopy with siding windows, Tow bar rated to 2700kg NZ new , Air con.

11,666

2008 Holden Rodeo D/Cab 4x4

24,333

Was $24,999 $

3 litre turbo, 5 speed manuel, cruise control, Alloys, NZ new, Remote locking, Very sharp in White.

2005 Mazda E1800 Van

14,444

Was $14,999 $

Was $8,999

6,999

$

Love this Beetle! Modern Beetle Coupe with leather seats which are heated. Retro design and more than a little like the original Beetle but with all the modern equipment. Super easy to drive and park with auto transmission and powerful 2.0 litre engine. Full leather seats and driver’s seat height adjustable. 2 airbags and ABS brakes.

12,888

Was $12,999 $ 8

Seater, 1800cc, 5 speed manuel, NZ new, Only 89,000km, Air con, Towbar

2005 Ssangyong Rexton LTD

18,666

Was $19,999 $

7 Seater, Top of the line model, Leather seating, heated front seats, with memory settings, Front and side air bags,ASB, EBD, ESP, Parking sensors, 3.5 tonne braked towing.

PLUS MANY MORE!

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Tahunanui

Commercial Centre

1 Tahunanui Dr Ph: 539 6285

23,888

Was 26,999 $ $

Was $11,999 $

Cooper S, 6 speed manual, This car is so much fun to drive.

It has plenty of power to render confidence in passing and on ramp approach, corners on a dime, and has awesome gas milage without performance trade-off.

alloys, spoiler, low mileage condition, Auto, Economiwn, Great looker.

9 $

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Better than your average 4X4! Big 3.5 litre engine with 4 speed auto transmission. Big tyres on nice alloys set this off and running boards for easy entry. Seating for four on comfortable fabric seats ; the rear ones of which fold forward out of the way to give extra space when required. Cruise control, Hi/Low ratio 2/4wheel drive gearbox and makes for a very versatile and capable vehicle that is comfortable to drive.

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23,999

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A medium sedan with plenty of room and storage space. the driver’s seat is height adjustable with lumbar support for extra comfort. For it size it is economical, the 1800cc motor has sufficient muscle and is very smooth through its power range. (No pesky rubber cambelt to change either).

5 door, 1 owner, 3 litre ervicing current, Very tidy

14,999

2008 Mitsubishi Pajero Exceed

7,444

10,222

16,999

9 $

21,888

7 Seater, 2.0 Litre common rail turbo diesel engine, 8 airbags, ABS brakes, cruise control, Air con, alloy wheels, tow bar.

New facelift model .Smart new lines and super economical 1300 v-tec gives lively performance and is a joy to drive. 5.5 out of 6 star fuel rating is about as good as you can. New shaped seats give excellent comfort level and the rear seats fold down to give extra space for those bigger loads. Good tyres all round too!

9 $

uki Swift sport

2007 Holden Captiva Was $24,999 $

Was $11,999 $

2008 Honda Fit

4 petrol, Rockford sound ddle shift, rear seats that

7,999

2.0 Litre intercooled turbo diesel with automatic transmission, Cruise control, Part-time four wheel drive system

Nice and modern,economical fun to drive car. Mag wheels make it stand out and the interior is funky with teal accents on a dark background. 1200cc engine is economical and yet still surprisingly peppy. Twin air bags and diagonal seat belts for all passengers are nice safety features. NZ fitted stereo with CD and AUX outputs

19,999

$

13,777

Was $15,999 $

$

Was $9,999

Was $11,999

9 $

Honda Stream

2006 Ssangyong Kyron 4WD

5,333

10,777

2.4 Petrol V-tec engine, ory alloys, body kit and ear seats, Stunning look.

yota Hiace ZR

Wellside, 2.4 Litre petrol engine, 5 speed Manuel, 2 wheel drive, Nudge bar, Tail light protectors, ABS brakes, Tow bar (rated to 1800kg braked)

Face lift. Black interior.Superb family station wagon with extra seats which fold up out of the rear floor.. 2 litre D4 VVT-i engine with a smooth automatic transmission and a snow option to maintain traction in slippery conditions. Has the driving lights option. Front seat passengers have a fold down armrest to help stay comfortable on those long journeys.

9 $

er G Spec 4x4

16,888

Was $17,999 $

Was $11,999 $

2006 Toyota Wish

inch alloys, Leather intedling and performance, a g.

ssey Absolute

2008 Mitsubishi Triton S/Cab

Lovely well looked after 8 seater for a very modest price. Good tidy grey velour interior. Rear seats fold up out of the way to allow plenty of rear space for storage. 2.4 Litre gives plenty of power. Child seat restraints built in. Tow bar too!

re turbo diesel engine, As Turbo Diesel, Perfect for , Save on the New price.

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Birthday Price

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9,888

$

Was 11,999 $

Mid-sized 5 door wagon, offering great value for money. 1500 cc economic engine, perfect for nipping around town, great for longer trips too. Back seat folds down for almost flat floor space, ideal for cargo carrying and load storage. Travelled approx 89000 kms.

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Our Civil Defence Emergency Management Group (CDEM) plays a vital role within the community and the opening of their new premises in Richmond means the efficiency of their response to small and major events is greatly increased.

The CDEM has the important role of helping the community understand its risks, making plans so we are ready to respond to emergencies, leading the response to emergency events and coordinating the recovery afterwards. The Nelson Tasman Civil Defence Emergency Management Group is a partnership between Nelson City and Tasman District Councils with the support of key partner organisations who are involved in the delivery of emergency management including Police, Fire, Ambulance, the Nelson Marlborough District Health Board, the Ministry of Social Development and the Ministry of Civil Defence and Emergency Management.

Previously the Nelson Tasman CDEM Group operated out of the main chamber of one of the councils, Nelson City council being the primary designated facility. Over the years they have used both Nelson and the Tasman District council along with a small office located in the Trafalgar Centre. “Fortunately the funding and construction of this facility has enabled us to move to a much better situation,” says Roger Ball, manager of the Nelson Tasman CDEM. “All of those other facilities were sub-optimal because they took a

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The ground floor of the new building is the CDEM Group’s operations centre while the second storey houses smaller tenancies. From the start, Civil Defence worked with architects, Arthouse, to design a layout that sees a central “operations room” surrounded by other offices and rooms. The main operations room is a large area with modular tables, TV screens, projectors and computers and is a place where people can gather, connect to the outside world and plan together to respond to an emergency. Surrounding rooms contain meeting rooms, offices and utility areas. The most

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nelson tasman emergency management The most critical requirement of the facility was that it be built to a structural importance level 4” in order to withstand a reasonably powerful event. “Structural level 2 is like a standard office building and a level 5 is like a bunker. The whole ground floor is heavily reinforced concrete and then the top floor is a really lightweight timber structure. It’s not bullet proof but if anything’s going to be left standing it should be that,” says Jorgen Anderson of Arthouse Architects. The building also incorporates a number of other features that allows it to remain largely resilient in the face of an emergency situation. With a generator to keep them going if the power fails and a 5000L water tank, their aim is to keep functioning throughout the first response to the recovery process.

Located in a flood prone area, the floor level and ground level have been raised above the 1-in500 year flood that went through Richmond last year and specially designed pathways direct water away from the building. “A typical building has a foundation slab and then the timber walls sit on top of that,” says Jorgen. “But these walls are continuous above and below ground. There are only a couple

28 oxford st richmond phone: 546 9500 www.nelsontasmancivildefence.co.nz

of doorways for water to get in.” The Civil Defence group employs The 300m² facility is big enough four full time staff with a trainer to deal with a small to medium based there who works with Marsize event but the CDEM group lborough and the West Coast. know that they would need ad- Roger likes to think of their job ditional space to deal as “getting the team with a major emeron the field.” They gency on the scale of provide the training, the 2011 floods.Their the public education proximity to the Tasand have the systems man District Council up and running so was a decision made when their trained to provide their opvolunteers and couneration centre with a cil staff come into the place to flow over to, facility, they are able should they need the to help them know Roger Hall room. It’s the hope of and understand what everyone that the facility is never is going on and assist them when needed to that extent but in the responding to an event. “If there meantime it remains a busy and is a storm coming through, the useful space for training and is initial phase of the event would used by council staff and rural be monitored and responded to fire. by me and my team,” says Roger.

The official opening of the emer- “But very quickly we’d be getting gency operations centre was cel- council staff from both councils ebrated at a dawn ceremony. The into the facility and at a certain civil event was attended by both point we’d also ring up Police and mayors who were joined by the Fire and ask for a liaison person.

Ministry of Civil Defence and Very quickly we could have 20 Emergency Management and people here for a small to medirepresentatives from other emer- um size weather event.” gency services. They also shouted The first time the emergency the contractors and professionals operations centre was used durwho had worked on the facility at ing the Easter storm showed just a special night hosted by devel- how much potential the faciloper Mark Fawcett. ity has and highlighted to Roger

and his team the improvements that need to be made to become a more efficient service. “It was useful in the sense it gave us a chance to test the systems that we had up and running at that point.

We had a dozen people or so in the office on the Friday attending liaison meetings and we had to do a helicopter drop for Graham Valley later in the weekend but it all went well,” says Roger. There was also an exercise in April involving around 40 people which was a success and after the final touches have been made to fitting out the centre, development will begin on the processes around the equipment and the space they now have. “We haven’t gone cutting edge, one of the things that we have done is to go with flexible, modular standard systems so when people come in whom we’ve trained, but they don’t come in very often, it’s familiar to them.

For our business what we need is something reliable that people will know and understand when they come in to help us. We’ve seen an evolution of emergency management in New Zealand in the last couple of decades and it’s really accelerated by the Canterbury earthquakes, our own regional floods and a lot of other re-

gional weather events to the point where there is a greater demand for the sort of services we provide in the community. And it’s not just about that response, the other area we spend a lot of time in is public education and trying to promote and build community resilience,” says Roger. The CDEM Group place high importance on the public taking steps to create a community that is able to recover from an event faster. Roger stresses that having a three day kit with plenty of water is a must, a plan for how to reach your family in case of an emergency and for business’ to be aware of the local hazards like storm water drains and river or creek systems, think about backing up vital data and making sure the insurance is up to date. Being prepared puts the community in a better position to bounce back during the recovery phase, minimising costly downtime. For more information on how you can help yourself to get through an emergency visit www.getthru.govt.nz. While the emergency operations centre is a great facility in aiding an efficient response to a weather event or earthquake, it will be a welcome relief if we never see it used for real.

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Powertech Nelson New Zealand Ltd is a 100 per cent locally owned company that provides the Nelson Tasman region with a full range of services in electrical infrastructure including sports ground and facility lighting, traffic lights, parking meters, standby generators and portable generators, power supply and rural power supply. Powertech have recently relocated to larger premises on Poutama St, Richmond to offer customers the benefits of a centralised business and showroom.

Powertech are able to carry out solar projects for solar generation and grid connected systems. Their showroom stocks a range of equipment and customers are welcome to come in and have a look at what the Powertech has to offer. They also provide a full range of services associated with power line companies and local councils.

Visit the Powertech showroom at 17 Poutama St or call them on 541 0580 for more information on a number of electrical services.

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packaging solutions, flyers and brochures, gloss, matt or fluorescent self-adhesive labels and personalised office stationery including letterheads, envelopes and business cards with the option of gloss or matte laminate finish. Let Smart Print help with any of your printing requirements so your products can stand out from the crowd. Visit them at 20B Poutama St, Richmond or call Cilla and Bruce on 544 0888 for more information on their huge range of printing services.

Want the best for your car, truck, trailer or caravan? Tasman Auto Electrics can assure you that they’re the people to see.

The family-owned business has been a favourite of Richmond for decades with five highly trained

technicians, modern facilities, a huge range of parts and accessories.

That means the best care for your vehicle and in a timely manner.

Although just two minutes from the centre of Richmond, the team at Tasman Auto Electrics can also come to you, with a service fleet of vehicles on the road, reducing your downtime and delays.

Tasman Auto Electrics is Richmond’s only auto electrics company that is an MTA member and it has the largest range of batteries in the top of the south. They wrap up their professional and highly skilled service with friendly attention to detail.

They’re open from 7.30am to 5.30pm on weekdays and on Saturday morning, or to find out more give them a call on 544 8388.

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2005 Mitsubishi Colt $5,990 Best Value

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2007 Mercedes C180 Compressor S/wagon $16,995

We have another 140 vehicles in stock from $3,000 to $35,000. Finance available. Trade-ins accepted. We trade caravans. We also buy cars.

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Gladstone Rd Autorama are the registered motor vehicle traders you can come to when you need an affordable, good quality vehicle to get you and your family around. They have a range of 200 cars and commercial vehicles to choose from including vans and ute’s. Priced between $5,000-

$25,000; their cars are a practical option to get you on the road without costing the earth.

Rae Ricketts and Rick Thompson have a combined total of 85 years in the motor industry and can help you make the important decisions when it comes to purchasing a first

Parkside Motel, perfectly positioned on the southern entrance to Richmond and Nelson, offers guests quick and easy access to Nelson City, Abel Tasman National Park and the Airport.

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time vehicle or trading in an old one. If they don’t have the car you want, they’ll locate it and will also provide a delivery service anywhere in New Zealand.

Autorama is heading into its third year in their current premises and business is looking good.

For more information on the vehicles available, visit Rae and Rick at Autorama on 56 Gladstone Road, Richmond or call them on 544 0462.

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Owners of Richmond Exhaust and Radiator Specialists, Bradley and Sheena Evans offer their customers excellent service and a passion for cars that will see the job done right every time. Whether you need your road car serviced or are looking to improve the performance of your street car, race car or heavy machinery, Richmond Exhaust and Radiator Specialists are the team for the job.

They offer full exhaust replacement and repairs, perform fabrication work and can create custom exhausts for anything and everything. As the radiator specialist, Bradley can make anything from your little car heater radiator right through to radiators for log haulers, diggers, trucks to your daily commuter.

They are committed to providing a genuine service to customers and would rather over quote than underestimate to get a job in the door.

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commodation designed so you can relax after a day exploring our beautiful region. Owners Ange and Jon moved to Richmond from Wellington, new to the motel business, and want to make their guests stay with them as enjoyable as possible. Jon and Ange love the area and all it has to offer and have a wide knowledge of the Nelson and Tasman regions. They are happy to recommend suitable activities to fill in your day. Parkside Motel outlooks Jubilee Park and the ranges and has 13 spacious, modern, well-appointed rooms with self-catering facilities, balconies or patios and spa bath options.

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Gladstone Rd Topline Automotive - Kerry Friend has proudly owned and operated Topline Automotive for 20 years and continues to offer his customers the very best mechanical service. Kerry and his team provide a comprehensive range of automotive services, mechanical and electrical repairs. They are approved and certified by Land Transport New Zealand to issue warrants of fitness. They have the expertise to repair and service any make and model of vehicle regardless of its condition or age.

With a fully equipped workshop and A-grade mechanics Topline Automotive is the only workshop you need to keep your car on the road. Kerry and his team specialise in computerised scanning and diagnostics and can carry out any warranty servicing on any vehicle, all with friendly and helpful service guaranteed. Topline offer a free pick up and drop off service in the Richmond area. Contact them today on 544 2266 or topline@xtra.co.nz to keep your car running smoothly or visit them at 7 Gladstone Road Richmond to talk to the expert team about your car.

the Richmond Stihl Shop will be handing out free giveaways to celebrate a successful year with the best brand in outdoor power tools. There will be some great birthday specials on offer throughout the week and if you make any purchase with the Richmond Stihl Shop during that time, you’ll go in the draw to win a $1000 worth of Stihl products of your choice. Not only can you look forward to all these great gifts, Stihl’s Great Fire Sale knocks the GST off on selected Stihl outdoor power tools. See the team at the Richmond Stihl Shop at 62 Gladstone Rd and get yourself some birthday deals.

Sun City Motors - Many years ago Basil and a few mates came to Nelson for two weeks holiday and have been here ever since. When Basil was down to his last $38

he bought a bag of rice, some cyanide and a tomahawk and headed into the bush.

Roughing it out and determined to succeed, over six years he collected 85,000 possum skins gaining financial security.

Always passionate about US and performance cars, Basil opened Sun City Motors in Collingwood Street and became well known throughout the country for his class of vehicle.

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Jaydene set a New Zealand junior clean and jerk record with her lift of 56kg, which broke her own record by 1kg.

Other winners included Luke Smith in the junior men’s 77kg with a total of 213kg, Christian Jessop in the junior men’s 85kg with 225kg, and Abby Cederman in the 75kg senior women’s class with a total lift of 142kg.

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Four hundred and seventyfive riders entered the popular event at the Kaiteriteri Mountainbike Park and, while most were there for the racing, it was the fancy dressers who stole the show.

“The fancy dress is going up a notch every year,” race organiser Wayne Pool says. “There were so many amazing costumes it was a really tough decision for judges to pick the winner.

“Last year Brian Grant won it easily with his spaceman suit.

Brian won it again this year but it was much closer.’’

Brian’s Viking costume, complete with double-bladed axe, and Liz Watson’s dragon teamed up in their How to Tame Your Dragon outfits to win the fancy dress ahead of Warrick Spence’s Sergeant Pepper and his daughter Mandy Plumtree’s Wonder Woman.

There were also clowns, cows, Little Red Riding Hoods, Evel Knievels and angels on bikes.

Liz Watson and Brian Grant won the prize for the fancy dress at the Nelson Mountainbike Club’s Six-Hour Mid Winter Breakout at Kaiteriteri. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

The father and son team of Mark and Henry Jaine led the charge of the lycra-wearing speedsters blasting around the five kilometre circuit 19 times in 5 hours 37 minutes. It was a top performance by Henry who consistently posted 15 minute laps in his first race since breaking his collarbone in a road race eight weeks ago.

Henry will be hoping that bad things happen in threes after earlier breaking his pelvis in a crash in December and his hip in another accident last August. “I had three weeks off after breaking my collar-

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The Mighty Whiteys, Ash and Naomi Whitehead and Dan Busch, were second and Richard Ussher and Scott Barr third. However, one of the most impressive performances of the day came from Warrick’s 76-year-old mother Jill Charlton who teamed up with her husband Tony, 70, to ride six laps.

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There’s plenty to be happy about at Taylor’s Contracting Wanderers, with both of their senior teams at the top of the table heading into club day this Saturday.

The Car Company division one side looks certain to hold the top spot going into the semi-finals in three weeks time, while the division two side have snuck ahead of Waimea Old Boys on points differential and still have a game in hand.

All teams from the club will be at home on club day, starting with 240 kids kicking off at Lord Rutherford Park in the morning, before the intermediate 1 side plays the curtain raiser at the Brightwater Domain at 12noon.

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Division one co-coach and player Daniel Perrin says the support has been exceptional again this year and his team was looking at showing their appreciation with another top performance on club day. “Wherever we’ve travelled the usual faces have followed us and I think we owe it to them. It’s a pretty passionate community out here and we’ve grown the club into something pretty unique,” he says. “From where it’s at, at the moment compared to where we were three years ago it’s pretty special. The team has already spoken about it, and we know what this community means to us.”

Wanderers are into their third year back in the division one competition, and having been beaten finalists last year, Daniel is still confident his team can go one better this year. “You’ve gotta be mate, that’s what you play for isn’t it? If you don’t back yourself to win then we wouldn’t be here.”

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Goalkeep, Ashleigh Della Bosca found good body position to rebound well, denying Jacks the second opportunity.

Goal defence, Heidi Stewart could consider herself a little unlucky with a few of the calls as she worked hard to get around her player for the tip ball. A little quicker and it would have been clean ball.

Richmond ended up running out a comfortable winner 51–36, as they carried on their strong form.

The first games in the second round of the Premier 2 competition were played at Saxton Stadium on Saturday, with second seed Richmond Bombers taking on fourth seed Jacks Pro Netball.

Jacks made the better start, however, capitalising on the time it took Richmond to settle into their rhythm.

Jacks were up 9–4 before Richmond slotted six unanswered goals to go into the first break 10–9 in front.

Jacks wing defence, Lavinia Buchanan toiled to apply pressure, while keeper Jordan Webby was always a threat for any wayward pass.

Richmond went into the major break 24–19 up after another run of five unanswered goals.

Richmond played their best netball in the third period when they outscored Jacks 13–7. Their shooters were receiving relatively stress free ball which relieved the pressure on the Richmond’s Mel Shirley attempts to intershot and they had the per- cept the ball from Jacks’ wing attack Salome Mailman. Photo: Phillip Rollo. fect conversion rate.

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Club day victory keeps playoff hopes alive A 22-10 club day victory over Rangers has ensured Tapawera remain within touching distance of the top four.

With just two rounds to play before the semi-finals, Tapawera sit in sixth spot, and will need other results to go their way.

But considering they were forced to step up to the Car Company division two rugby competition from division three at the end of the season, player-coach

Brian Dineen is happy with where his team is at. “Tapawera and Rangers came up to the senior B competition this year and it’s been a really hard-fought battle for both clubs, but we’re starting to see the results from our efforts now,” he says.

“We picked up some really good young players and it looks like we’ll retain a lot of them for next year.”

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FOOTBALL: The Waimea College first XI will need to rely on a wildcard spot if they have any hope of competing at the Lotto Premier New Zealand Secondary School Football Championship. Having lost to Nayland College and Nelson College, Waimea picked up their sole qualifying win against Marlborough Boys’ College 2-0 on Thursday, meaning they finish third place in the Top of the South, one spot short of an automatic qualifying berth.

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He was pleased his team not only kept their playoff hopes alive, but gave the club something extra to celebrate on their club day. “That win is huge for us because we’re still aiming for that top four. We were aiming for the bonus point which is what we got.”

Tapawera will take on Waimea Old Boys at Jubilee Park this Saturday.

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Already 22 players have contracts for the upcoming ITM Cup season, with just three of those being new faces – Waitohi prop Ross Gledenhuys, Central hooker Jesse MacDonald and Waimea Old Boys blindside flanker Peter Samu.

But Kieran says, with eight spots still available – covering a variety of positions – more new faces are a possibility when the final squad is announced on August 4. “We have moved up to the Premiership so we would be unable to compete with a squad of 26 because of the draw and the quality of the opposition,” Kieran says. “Last season we were very fortunate to get away with using 26 players, and can’t risk it again this season.

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The final eight spots will certainly include a back-up halfback to Billy Guyton, a backup first-five to Marty Banks, a fourth prop and fourth lock, while other areas to cover could include one loose forward who can cover openside flanker, another centre and outside back.

But the core of the squad will come from last year’s ITM Cup Championship winning team. Ten of those went on to pick up Super Rugby contracts, and those ten are all re-signed. “We are thrilled with what Tasman Makos coach Kieran Keane says there are still eight spots open in this year’s our boys playing super rugby have been ITM Cup squad. Photo: Phillip Rollo. able to achieve, in some ways our Makos able to have this many players going well in will be picked on July 14, ahead of pre-searesponsibility is to help provide a pathway Super Rugby. It shows other players there son games against Canterbury and Otago,, before the final squad is announced on Aufor our players to make the next level. It’s a is a viable pathway.” huge pat on our back for the Makos to be An extended “emerging players squad” gust 4.

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Sun City rockers, Rock n Roll beginners classes begin Thursday 3 July 7 pm for 6 weeks,Nelson Suburban Club,$5 per lesson.Everyone welcome,you do not have to be a couple Living Alone Afternoon tea Nelson Cathedral Mon. 14 July 2pm Contact Jane 5479977 Hillary Croft from Asthma Foundation will be speaking in the quiet room of Nelson Cathedral on Tues. 29 July 10.30am. Contact Jane 5479977 Dealing with dyslexia Public Talk - Friday, July 4th, 7 pm Nelson College for Girls Assembly Hall. $5 Entry. Dealing with dyslexia - at Home & in School by Dr Gavin Reid, internationally respected speaker, author & researcher. Join Dr Reid afterwards for a question & answer session.

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Save the children gift shop. Mid winter sale on now 25% off children’s toys, kitchenware & selected items Buxton Square, near Farmers Save the Children ALLIANCE FRANCAISE Join us on Fridays from 4 to 5.45 pm at La Gourmandise on Hardy Street for informal French conversation. All very welcome whatever your level of French.< af-nelson-tasman.org.nz> Waitaki Girls’ High School. Current members & Ex pupils living in the Nelson area, are invited to lunch with members of Nelson Branch of Otago ex Girls’ Association. Tuesday July 01 at 12 noon.

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REGULAR EVENTS SINGERS WANTED! Nelson Bays Harmony has vacancies for women to sing the low (bass) or high (tenor) part in our 4-part a cappella choir of 40 members. Rehearsals Thurs. 7pm in Richmond & visitors are welcome. Details see website www. nelsonharmony.org.nz or ph Jenny 547 4354.

Speak with Confidence Learn with POWERtalk Waimea & become the leader you want to be at our meetings in Annesbrook, 1st & 3rd Wed. at 7pm.

Ph: Linda, 5447823, Yvonne 5446350 or 0800 481 482 www.powertalknelson1.wordpress.com.

Tiny Tots, a free, fun, introduction to stories, songs, active movement & rhymes for preschoolers & their caregivers. Tuesdays 10am till 10.30am.

Children’s Area, Richmond Library during term.

Richmond Playcentre invites families with children birth to 6 years old. A fun & relaxed atmosphere. Come & enjoy 3 free visits at 46 Waverly St. Mon, Wed & Fri 9.30 -12pm or Ph 544 6316 Red Cross Refugee Services Would you like to make a difference & work in a team to support former refugees to resettle in Nelson? It’s fun & rewarding. Full training is provided. Next training course: 12–14 Sept. For infor call Red Cross Refugee Services jettie.zeestraten@redcross.org. nz or 548-4978 Crafts, Caring & Sharing, Starts again each Mon. 9.30am until 12 noon. Bring your favourite craft.

Bring a friend, come for a cuppa. Everyone welcome. Gold coin donation. For more info call Pauline. Ph: number: 5449174.

Apple Mac User Group. Meet monthly at Constance Barnicoat Rm Tasman Library Richmond.

Mac users, incl users of Apple devices welcome.

Refer www.nbmug.org.nz for details or 5473408.

Bookchat meet at Stoke Library, Cnr Neale Ave & Putaitai Street the 3rd Wed. 5pm each month.

Come along & relax with a coffee, have a chat about books recently read or come along to hear what others have enjoyed & join the discussion.

FREE to all. Anyone interested, or needing more info, call Librarian Alyson Baker 5460416 or Librarian Stoke Mary Menzies 5468100.

Mum4Mum Breastfeeding support meets the last Wed. of every month 10am-11.30am at the Ecomoon Collective Building, 120 Bridge St, Nelson. All welcome. Ph Tara 0212772098 or mum4mum@nbph.org.nz Are you breastfeeding? Looking for additional support? Contact us at Mum4Mum for mother to mother breastfeeding support, guidance and advice. 0212772098 mum4mum@nbph.org.nz or visit our Facebook Page.

TOASTMASTERS Develop your personal social confidence by learning the art and skills of public speaking at Madhatters Toastmasters. Meet every Fri. 7am-8:30am. For info, ph Kate 548-6636.

Richmd Playcentre invites families with children from birth to 6 years old. A fun & relaxed atmosphere. Come & enjoy 3 free visits at 46 Waverly St. Mon, Wed & Fri 9.30 -12pm or Ph: 544 6316 SPACE welcomes first time parents & their babies aged 0 – 12months - weekly sessions include opportunities to meet other parents, discussions on child development & parenting, music & activities. Contact Marie Lenihan 03 545 2017, 0274052174 or lenihans@xtra.co.nz Angie’s Aerobics STOKE.NEW CLASS Improve strength, balance,flexibility & have fun! Use balls,bands,light weights & more. Mon 10 am,$7 St Barnabas hall, Isel Park,Main rd Stoke.Ph: 5470198 Pilates - strengthen & flatten abs, relieve back pain at Richmond Town Hall, Cambridge St, Mon’s 12.30pm - Book with Sue 538 0318 or 021 0344109, mats provided.

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Public Notices

Summary of Information and consultation advice – proposed Dog Control Bylaw 2014 (incorporating the Tasman District Council Dog Control Policy)

Rivercare meetings 2014

Public Notice of Alcohol Licensing Applications Applications for new and renewed alcohol licences are now being publicly advertised on the Council website.

The use of a website for public notices is allowed under the new Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act, and is good for the community and for businesses. The public notices remain accessible to everyone online rather than just appearing sporadically in the local newspaper. This allows the community to view the public notices at their leisure on the website. There are also links and information for people wanting to object to an application. Site notices will still be displayed on the premises to alert the public to an application.

Businesses applying for an alcohol licence will benefit from this service as it eliminates the expense of advertising. This is welcome as the fees for licences have generally increased across the board.

Public Notices of applications can be viewed at www.tasman.govt.nz/link/alcohol-licensing-applications Applications for licences are decided by the new District Licensing Committee. The decisions are now also available online at www.tasman.govt.nz/council/council-meetings/other-committees/district-licensingcommittee-meetings/

Building Inspections unavailable Wednesday 9 July 2014 Due to compulsory training requirements, building inspections will not be scheduled on Wednesday 9 July 2014.

We apologise in advance for any inconvenience. A duty building control officer will be available at the Richmond Office.

Please contact the Council on Ph. 03 543 8400 to arrange an alternative inspection date.

River / Catchment

Location of meeting

Monday 21 July 2014 – 7.00 pm

Dove River

Dovedale Hall

Wednesday 23 July 2014 – 2.00 pm

Lower Motueka, Riwaka and Moutere Rivers

Motueka Service Centre

Friday 25 July 2014 – 10.00 am

Upper Motueka Rivers

Tapawera Community Centre

Thursday 31 July 2014 – 2.00 pm

Waimea/Wairoa/Wai-iti Rivers (NEW meeting)

Council Chamber

Monday 4 August 2014 – 11.00 am

Golden Bay Rivers

Takaka Fire Station

The Council invites all interested parties to the 2014 round of Rivercare Meetings. This year we will review the purpose and format of the meetings rather than focusing on the annual work programme. If you have any queries or have a particular topic you would like us to address, please contact Giles Griffith, Rivers and Coastal Engineer, on Ph. 03 543 7244 or Email giles.griffith@tasman.govt.nz. We look forward to seeing you there.

Roadside Spraying Contractors employed by New Zealand Transport Agency undertake an ongoing vegetation control programme to ensure that roadside vegetation does not affect the safety or operation of the region’s state highway network. This programme includes the spraying of chemical herbicides including the following active ingredients: Glyphosate, Metsulfuron, Terbuthylazine and Triclopyr.

Persons wishing to register their property as a ‘no-spray’ zone, which requires a commitment to maintain a property’s highways frontage to specifications provided by NZTA, may do so by contacting Lea O’Sullivan or Donna Hills on Ph. 03 548 1099 at Opus International Consultants, c/- Private Bag 36, Nelson.

Registrations of Interest – Sculpture Design and Creation Calling artists interested in designing and creating a substantial sculpture commemorating 25 years of Motueka Arts Council working to enhance, support and encourage ‘arts’ in our local community and in some way encompassing the coast to the mountains – highlighting that it is a special place.

Register your interest by 6 July 2014 with Motueka Arts Council, Email: motuekaartscouncil@gmail.com Post: PO Box 121, Motueka

Council Meetings Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz Commercial Subcommittee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Friday 27 June 2014, 1.30 pm.

No public forum Full Council Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Monday 30 June 2014, 9.30 am.

Public forum Engineering Services Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 3 July 2014, 9.30 am.

Public forum Golden Bay Community Board Takaka, Tuesday 8 July 2014, 9.00 am. Public forum Motueka Community Board Motueka Office, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka, Tuesday 8 July 2014, 4.00 pm. Public forum Environment and Planning Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 10 July 2014, 9.30 am.

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Tasman District Council proposes to review its Dog Control Bylaw and associated Dog Control Policy.

We encourage feedback from anyone with an interest in the proposed bylaw, with a consultation period over five weeks to allow plenty of time for you to make a considered submission. The submission procedure is detailed below.

This “summary of information” is made to fulfil the purposes of Sections 83(1)(a)(ii) and 89 of the Local Government Act 2002 and summarises the Statement of Proposal to review the existing Dog Control Bylaw.

The majority of the existing bylaw is carried over to the proposed replacement bylaw, however a number of new provisions have been proposed in response to issues raised with the Council. To assess these issues a workshop was held on 3 April 2014 between Council staff and Councillors to consider the viability of suggested changes/additions to the existing bylaw.

The proposed bylaw should be construed as being entirely new and submissions may be made on any element of the bylaw not just the proposed changes. However, it may be helpful to highlight the key changes proposed to the existing Dog Control Bylaw following the Council workshop: 1. The area covered by the dog ban in Takaka to be increased as shown in Schedule 3 of the proposed bylaw. Access to Commercial Street will be permitted for dog owners outside of normal business hours i.e. 9.00 am – 5.00 pm on weekdays.

2. The Jimmy Lee Track (Richmond) to be made a leash control area. The area affected runs from Jimmy Lee Creek Hill Street/Milne Place entrance to Hill Street (Hart Road) entrance, see map in Schedule 1 of the proposed Bylaw.

3. That, due to potential “bird strike” issues at Nelson Airport, the area of Sand Island under Tasman District Council control becomes a dog prohibited area, see Schedule 3 of the proposed bylaw.

4. The Tasman’s Great Taste Trail Bylaw 2012 has various controls on dogs at different parts of the trail. Clause 20 has been added to the existing Dog Control Bylaw and reads as follows: 20.1 The Tasman Great Taste Trail Bylaw 2012 prohibits dogs from certain sections of the trail. For details of dog prohibited areas see: www.tasman.govt.nz/policy/policies/bylaw/tasman-s-great-taste-trail-bylaw/ The Dog Control Bylaw should not be taken to contradict any of these provisions.

The full Statement of Proposal including the proposed bylaw and policy may be inspected during ordinary opening hours at the following places: Tasman District Council, 189 Queen Street, Richmond Tasman District Council, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka Tasman District Council & Library, 92 Fairfax Street, Murchison Tasman District Council, 14 Junction Street, Takaka District Library, 280 Queen Street, Richmond Motueka Library, 12 Pah Street, Motueka Takaka Memorial Library, 3 Junction Street, Takaka A copy of the full Statement of Proposal may be viewed or downloaded from the Tasman District Council website at: www.tasman.govt.nz All submissions on the proposal are to be in writing using the attached form and posted or delivered to Dog Control Bylaw Consultation, Tasman District Council, Private Bag 4, 189 Queen Street, Richmond 7050, or they may be Emailed to info@tasman.govt.nz or faxed to 03 543 9524.

Submissions will be received at any time up until 4.30 pm, Monday 7 July 2014.

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545 1000 021 223 3135

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