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School to rebuild iconic water wheel Phillip Rollo
In 1911, Brightwater’s first five street lights were switched on when the hens came to roost at night. Power was supplied by Kohatu farmer Robert Ellis’ water wheel at the Brightwater Flourmill. The only problem was he did not have a switch to turn it on and off. Instead it was up to the timing of the chooks who would sit on a plank in the evening and turn the power on. Ellis St was named after the farmer who was also the first supplier of electricity in the region. For Brightwater School’s
125th jubilee the iconic water wheel will be reconstructed and turned into a feature at the front of the school. The water wheel has been the school logo since its centenary in 1988. The school’s current sports uniform had the water wheel emblem imprinted on it and there are windows around the school that depict a water wheel. It will be made in time for the 125th jubilee held on March 22 and 23 in 2013. Current principal Gerald Baldwin was hoping to use “as much local labour” as possible but had not confirmed who SEE PAGE 2
Lightning bolts rural homes Phillip Rollo A lightning strike in Brightwater last Monday night has caused computers to explode and ruined thousands of dollars worth of electronic equipment. Lightning struck Palmer Rd and Livingston Rd in Brightwater, leaving some residents without power or internet access for numerous days. There was a report of a destroyed television while phones, scanners, printers, modems and light bulbs were also ruined in some homes.
Livingston Rd residents Colin and Jenny The Halls had insurance, and were thankHall were sitting in the lounge when they ful that the computer’s hard drive had been restored. heard the computer room “combust.” The couple did not lose Kelly and Paula Fearnley, who power to their home but a brand also live on Livingston Rd, new $3000 computer, scanner thought their son had been elecand printer were ruined. “It was trocuted by his Xbox. He was playing on the console when the like a bolt out of the blue,” says Jenny. “It was just like the comfirst strike hit. “There was a masputer room blowing up. The Lightning strikes sive bang. I heard my kid scream. whole room just went ‘kaboom’. in Palmers Rd. I thought something had blown We were in the lounge and we felt the com- up. It was really scary,” says Kelly. bustion. It was horrible.” Paula was at a friend’s place when the
lightning and thunder struck. When she returned home, the street was barely visible. “It was just black. There are no street lights so it was impossible to see.” Their computer and modem had been destroyed. The Fearnleys also had insurance. Kaimira Winery had no internet and no working phone line from Monday through to Thursday afternoon but worked around it by sending management staff home to check their emails. SEE PAGE 4
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would construct the water wheel. “To have a working water wheel in the school that we can turn on and off and the kids can see will make sure people remain talking about its history for years to come,” he says. Brightwater School students will study the history of the water wheel in term four of this year. Do you have any photos of the Brightwater water wheel? Email editorial@waimeaweekly.co.nz.
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Lightning batters Brightwater FROM PAGE 1 When lightning hits the ground it tends to travel. In this case it travelled through an underground copper network and affected two telecommunications links, which caters for up to 100 customers. But Chorus spokesperson Robin Kelly says the figure of affected residents was much less than 100. “It would’ve entered the network and travelled to roadside cabinets and also travelled down the line and affected customers’ equipment in their own homes,” says Robin.
Repairs to their own network had been completed by Saturday but the lengthy process getting all of the residents back online can be a more difficult task. “We’re still working through everything so if there are residents that are experiencing problems then they need to log a fault.” Repairing the problem involved finding the site and then working outwards along the line, fixing piece by piece. Lightning strikes are not “uncommon” in the Nelson region, says Robin.
Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Tuia te Matangi principal Merita Waitoa-Paki with her husband Tahu Paki and children Te Kairangi, 6, and Whitireia, 3, outside the school’s premises on Saturday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
Maori king to open school The Maori king, Tuheitia Paki, will open the region’s first ever Maori immersion school on July 14. Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Tuia te Matangi, which is situated in Richmond next to Salisbury School and the Richmond Church of Christ, has employed six teachers, including its principal, and has 54 students currently enrolled. The majority of those students have come from central Nelson. It will be the fifth Maori immersion school in the South Island and was fully funded by the Ministry of Education. Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Tuia te Matangi principal Merita Waitoa-Paki says the school “is a dream come true” following an idea that started 20 years ago to build a kura (school) in Nelson. “Even for me, who has come on in the later
time, for Maori education in Nelson, Marlborough and Tasman it is exciting,” she says. “For me personally it is huge challenge but it’s very exciting and motivating.” The first month will involve creating a culture amongst the school. Staff will go through a three day “live in” at the Whakatu Marae before the school opens. The kura is being constructed by Arrow International. Every student and family was interviewed and assessed in Te Reo Moari prior to joining the kura. Merita would like to acknowledge the schools that the students are coming from. “They’ve been so supportive for the students to go. As part of the exit from their schools, a lot of them will be holding various farewells and we’ve been invited for the hand over.”
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150% increase upsets local builders Andrew Board The removal of a long standing discount for new houses by Tasman District Council has riled some local builders, which may be forced to pay up to 150 per cent more. But TDC says the change, set to take effect at the start of July, is fairer for general ratepayers and other changes mean it may actually be cheaper for some developers. Dick Baker, of Endeavour Homes, says he knew nothing of the proposed changes until he discovered them “by accident” while applying for building consent last week.
One property in Richmond his client wanted built on was to cost $7400 in consents and development levies. After July 1 the same consents and fees on the same property will be $18,000. Another property in Brightwater was currently $3500, but will rise to $8000 after the change. He says he was furious when he found out and upset that no one at council consulted with the industry. “They just think we are all going to roll over and accept it and that really pisses me off to tell you the truth.” He says other builders he has spoken to were equally upset with the changes. But the council’s regularly manager Adri-
an Humphries says the costs haven’t increased, just moved around with an “unfair” discount removed. Since 2004 houses that were the first built on a title received a 66 per cent discount on their waste water, storm water and drinking water infrastructure charges. A second home on any title had to pay the full amount. “Wasn’t a fair system, because if you build the first house on a title you only pay 34 per cent yet you are still using the same amount of waste, storm and drinking water,” says Adrian. Other changes mean the cost of waste water has increased 43 per cent from $5696
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Popular farmer farwelled Phillip Rollo Phil Gibbs was a quite achiever. The Wakefield farmer shook hands with Queen Elizabeth II, represented New Zealand in dog trials, held the presidency at the Nelson A&P Association for a term and received a Queen’s Service Medal in 1996, living a legacy that his family and friends proudly look back on today. Phil died on June 11 as a 94 year old. He was born in 1918 at the Wakefield nursing home, next to the railway station, where the village green is today. He was one of twelve siblings, his eldest brother James was killed in the First World War two weeks prior to Phil’s birth. Queen Elizabeth II arrived in Nelson in 1973 and the late Ernie King, who was president at the A&P Association at the time, asked Phil if he would like to put on a public sheep dog trial demonstration for the Queen to show her agricultural New Zealand and because of her association with dogs. Locals assembled at the Tahunanui Playing Fields for a public walk about with the Queen, which was one of the first times royalty had met the public in such a manner. During her walk about, Queen Elizabeth II walked up to Phil. He was performing his dog trial demonstration at the time and had the whole thing finished by the time she reached him. So he ran them through for the second time. When she finally arrived in Phil’s pres-
ence, Queen Elizabeth spontaneously shook his hand. The irony was that because Phil was unaware that he was going to meet the Queen, his wife Nell had not even come with him. Phil’s son Colin, who currently mans the 526 acre Lone Oak Farm in Gibbs Valley, Wakefield, says meeting the Queen was his father’s proudest moment. “It was particularly up there, along with receiving the medal. He was a quite achiever and that showed in his perfection,” says Colin. In 1996 Phil received a Queen’s Service Medal for services to dog trials as well as agricultural and pastoral activities. Governor General Dame Catherine Tizard handed Phil his medal in Wellington. For a number of years Phil performed with great distinction in a number of farming competitions. Phil was a three-time national sheep dog trial champion as well as finishing in the top seven 24 times. He wore the black blazer three times for the New Zealand team in test matches against Australia. His first appearance in the silver fern came in 1989. A book was written by his daughter in-
law Marilyn Gibbs, covering Phil’s history in detail. Other highlights include his time at Wakefield Primary School, his wedding with Nell, who previously lived down the road from the farm, the birth of their four children Donald, Colin, Barbara and Ian, Nell and Phil’s golden wedding anniversary in 1989 and representing the Wakefield Rovers Rugby Club. He was a life member of the Nelson A&P Association, the Nelson Marlborough Sheep Dog Trial Association and the New Zealand Sheep Dog Trial Association. Phil lived at Otumarama Hospital Care in his final years, having previously spent time at the Wakefield Rest Home before Nell passed away.
Above: Phil Gibbs at a sheep dog trial competition. Left: Phil’s son Colin Gibbs, second to right, with the rest of the family that live on Lone Oak Farm; Michael, 12, Hayley, 10, Nigel, Tracy and Marilyn. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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The former home to a cheese maker is being demolished at the Grape Escape complex but its history outside that is mostly unknown to its current owner. The house is believed to have been built in the 1930s as a residential home for the workers at the cheese factory. New Zealand Transport Agency has cited a future expansion of McShane Rd to four metres and has already gone about obtaining land. A four metre widening would have seen the road reach the lounge of the home. Because of its age and its condition, it was most recently rented out at a low price to tenants that kept baby llamas inside the house, it was decided to be dismantled and
turned into a lavender garden. The garden will be seen from the road and will allow future expansion. Grape Escape complex owner Bob Haswell was surprised to find no one within the area had spoken out about the home’s history. “We’re sort of hearing stories of vagrants that came along the main highway and squated in here but other than that we have bugger all information about it,” says Bob. He bought the complex ten years ago. The house is likely to be fully dismantled in a matter of weeks. “I’m sure Transit New Zealand are clapping their hands.” Do you know the history of this home? Please contact us at editorial@waimeaweekly.co.nz
Report rejects postponement policy in West Phillip Rollo Richmond West residents facing rate increases of up to 400 per cent due to a land rezoning will have to pay the new amount next month after council rejected a rates postponement policy. When a deferment was lifted on the land last year, a decision made by some of the landowners, it was rezoned from rural one and rural two to mixed business. The properties increased substantially in capital value and in turn, so did the rates. Some of the landowners and elderly residents in the affected area around Headingly Lane and Lower Queen St remained under the belief that the deferment had not been lifted and cited a lack of communication on council’s part. While some were aware the deferment had been lifted, they were under the impression that it would not affect their rates. Last month Tasman District Council mayor Richard Kempthorne spoke with the residents and a report was to be completed, likely to result in a rates postponement policy. But the report has been released rejecting the policy, that “none of the residents” were happy with anyway, says Tasman District deputy mayor Tim King. Tim says the putting the deferment back on would have a negative impact on those that did want to develop. “It wasn’t a practical option. Even the residents weren’t keen on a rates postponement scheme,” he says.
A house built for a cheese maker in the 1930s is being torn down at the Grape Escape complex in favour of a lavender garden. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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Mini challenge a giant fundraiser Andrew Board Bob Croy likes to do his bit for the Cancer Society. He grows daffodils for its annual appeal and collects money on Daffodil Day. But after completing this year’s Relay for Life he wanted to do something bigger. His idea though was mini. A 1975 Morris Mini Mk 3, to be precise. Bob says he and three friends were sitting around a café table drinking coffee after this year’s Relay for Life, having raised more than $2500 for the charity. But seeing another group raise more than $6000 got their competitive juices going and he began to think about how they could top it for the 2014 event. “I thought ‘how the hell can I beat that?’” The idea of restoring a Mini like brand new soon followed and in March Bob shook hands with a reluctant seller and purchased the Mini for him and his mates to restore before raffling it off. The plan was to raise $10,000 but with offers of help coming from all over the region Bob reckons they’ll smash that total. “I think that estimate will be very light,” he grins. The four mates – all from Wakefield – all have a passion for helping people with
cancer. They have all seen its effects up close, so were keen to make sure the Mini raffle was done right and soon after starting their project they had offers of support from panel beaters, car painters and auto electrians. Bowater Motor Group also found out about the project and came on board as a sponsor, supplying every brand new part for free. Bob says the support was overwhelming. “When we started my wife and I were going to pay for it all and when the raffle finished pay ourselves back and hoped there would be $10,000 at the end of it. But with everyone coming on board we don’t have to do that, it’s really good.” The Mini has been stripped down to every last part and was recently sandblasted. The engine will be rebored and the car will be painted bright yellow. The only thing that will not be standard will be tyres and mags. “We hope to have it finished by June next year, then we’ll
cart it around and sell raffle tickets.” Among those volunteering their time to work on the car are Tony Johnson from Sun City Panel and Paint, Nick Harrison, John Ross and the three other originals, John Bruce, Dal Stewart and Colin Ryder. They plan to cart the Mini around on a trailer all over the top of the south. Bob says with the team now in place he contacted Waimea Weekly to let the public
know what’s going on. “A lot of people don’t know about it. The people we’ve told have been right in behind us but the general public doesn’t really know so we want to get it out there.” By this time next year, the bright yellow Mini will definitely be out there and Bob says he hopes it will make its mark not just for how it looks, but for how much money it raises.
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BMG Mini for Cancer team that is restoring a 1975 Mini to mint condition is from left; John Bruce, Bob Croy, Dal Stewart, Nick Harrison, Tony Johnston and Colin Ryder. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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Hope resident Dave Verry with his 1971 and 1964 Ford Mustangs ahead of this weekend’s Indepedance Day Cruise. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
Verry excited about hot rod cruise The Nelson City Rod & Custom Club will be celebrating Independence Day in the best way possible – hitting the road in their machines. The club’s president, Hope resident Dave Verry, says he has been collecting muscle cars since he was just 14 years old. He only had a paper run then, but it didn’t stop him saving up enough to buy his first Ford Mustang just five years later. Dave has had up to half a dozen Mustangs at one time and currently boasts 12 different cars in storage. He cruises to work in his 1971 Ford Mustang but is likely to be using his 1964 Ford Mustang convertable on July 1 when the club gathers together to raise money for the St John. 1964 was the year Ford released its first ever
Mustang and Dave’s model has been kept in such good nick that it’s never needed to be restored. He imports his own cars from the United States because of the bigger market in their home country. Dave has turned down three offers of $55,000 for his pride and joy 1964 Mustang which he originally bought off an 80 year old professor in the US. The Nelson City Rod & Custom Club will be gathering at the Nelson Suburban Club from 9:30am before departing for Kaiteriteri at 11am. Entry is $5 per vehicle. It is open to all types of American motor vehicles, including motorbikes and to people from outside the club. For more information call Ian on 027 442 3890.
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JAZZ WINNERS: Simon Parkes, James Vanner and Patrick West, the Senior Jazz Combo from Waimea College, took first prize for the Jazz Combo division at the Nelson Youth Jazz Competition. Teams from Motueka High School, Waimea College, Nayland College and Nelson College took part. Photo: Rosie Thomsen.
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Louis Thompson and Bailey Dean at the Wakefield Hotel on Saturday night.
The Out & About camera made its way to Wakefield on Saturday night for the Wakefield Hotel Boar and Stag Hunt. We also had photos sent in from Jan and Phil Cross’ 50th at the A&P Showgrounds on Saturday night. Do you have a party or an event coming up? We’d love to hear from you. Call our photographer on 544 9037 today.
Kirby Johnston and Tom Cross on Saturday night.
Catch up with us on Jackie, Ellie and Neil Ross out enjoying a delicious meal at Chai Yo.
Andrew Davis and Clive Ralfe at the Wakefield Hotel Boar and Stag Hunt.
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Police bust drunk drivers during weekend sting Eighteen police officers from Nelson Bays road policing units took part in Operation Shamrock, an operation aimed at targeting rural drink drivers over the weekend. Officers patrolled the townships of Murchison, Tapawera, Wakefield, Brightwater, Moutere, Mapua, Motueka and Riwaka, as
well as the roads linking the settlements. During the operation 508 vehicles were stopped and their drivers were breath tested. Fifty-five of those had been consuming alcohol and five drivers underwent evidential breath tests that resulted in them being over the adult legal limit of 400 milligrams
of alcohol per litre of breath. Two drivers blew more than 700 milligrams of alcohol per litre of breath. One vehicle was also impounded due to the driver being previously forbidden. Three drivers had their driver’s licences suspended and more than 40 Infringement
Richmond Picture Frames co-owner James Taylor with My Kid Could Draw That winners Matthew and Jason Dunlea, both 8, of Ranzau School. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
Twins draw even The ‘My Kid Could Do That!’ art exhibition has captured the imagination of children right across the region. From Collingwood to Nelson, more than 400 artworks poured in, from children aged 3–12 after being featured in the Waimea Weekly. It took the experienced judges Lloyd Harwood, Anne Rush and Steve Fullmer more than three
hours to select which artworks will be framed and exhibited. Surprisingly, two of the chosen artworks not only come from children in the same family but from twins. They are eight year old boys Matthew and Jason Dunlea from Hope. The brothers created their artworks with their class mates at Ranzau School. The panel were impressed with the energy and expressiveness in the two paintings. Jason’s painting is of a colourful bowl of fruit and Matthew has painted an intriguing figure in a room. The paintings really couldn’t be more different. Richmond Picture Framers now has a big task ahead to frame all 31 artworks before the show opens on the July 1. It will be open for three weeks.
Offence Notices were issued for various driving, or driver licence offences. Tasman District commander, superintendent Richard Chambers says “preventing something from happening is much more effective than picking up the pieces after the event”.
Each week photos from the museum’s “glass plate” collection will run in the Waimea Weekly to try to find out more about them. Right: Workman. Nelson Provincial Museum, F N Jones Collection: 312426. Below: Motor vehicle with pedals, Nelson Provincial Museum. F N Jones Collection 321224. Can you tell us more? Email details you have to: history@ museumnp.org.nz.
You can support this project with a $10 donation, to find out more visit www. nelsonmuseum.co.nz/collection or contact: 3for$10@museumnp.org.nz Nelson Weekly and Waimea Weekly are proud to support this exciting and significant project
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Just a thought... Model search returns to mall We are driving headlong into winter – a time when we tend to hibernate by the fire or take a trip to some exotic tropical island (we wish). Of course we have to get out and brave the cold, do our jobs, fetch and carry the kids well wrapped up, and get on with some good healthy exercise. It’s a time when things can seem a bit gloomy – yet every season has its blessings. In the midst of economic gloom, there are the bright lights that speak of coming spring. We just celebrated the birth of a new grandchild, what excitement and anticipation a new life gives to us. A friend commented on the wonderful autumn, and how we have now passed the shortest day, so it will all be upwards from now on – that’s attitude (that’s faith too). Faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the promise of things not yet seen. We will survive the grey and the rain and the frosts, because we know spring brings transformation. Your attitude can transform your winter, when you focus on the positive Rev. Allan Wasley, and celebrate the many Wakefield Anglican. little blessings which make up every day. A lady was told off for carrying her Bible in her job – but she knew a secret – faith is about God’s word provides amazing promises, which will come when we hold onto God by faith day by day. Simple trust in Jesus gives us encouragement and attitude, that the victory is about to arrive. Hope can live within our hearts, no matter what the season.
Entries for the Richmond Mall Model Search need to be in this week as the region’s top beauties fight it out for a $500 photo shoot. Many past contestants have gone on to make a name for themselves in the industry, with past winners now featuring on television commercials, newspaper advertising and starring in the World of Wearable Arts Show. Kendal McSlorley, who finished second place in the teen category during the competition’s first year, says the Richmond Mall Model Search gave her the confidence to push higher in the industry. “I think the model search is a great opportunity for the local girls to get a taste of the industry, not only the modeling but also to learn about the grooming side and all the other aspects that come with it, because after all modeling isn’t just about posing behind a camera,” she says. Kendal is now living in Christchurch and is signed up with a local model agency. She is working as a freelance makeup artist and just recently quali-
Rose Botham competes at last year’s Richmond Mall Model Search. fied to be a beauty therapist and one day hopes to model abroad. There will be four separate categories during the week the event is held. Miss Primary Richmond Mall is held on Monday July 2 for children between four and eight years old. Miss Junior Richmond Mall for contestants age nine to 11 years old will be held on July 3. Miss Intermediate Richmond Mall will be held on July 4 and is for people age 12-14 years old. Miss Teen Rich-
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From My Desk
We have passed the shortest day, and it is only a few more days until the second term school holidays, another month to cross off on the calendar. It’s been a busy ½ year at college for my own teenagers and their friends, and I know they are all looking forward to a relaxing school holiday. I am sure some of you are planning to go away or even head to the mountains for a play in the snow or to hit the slopes. Be safe and enjoy. Fashion Island is having the most amazing ‘winter wonderland.’ First week of the holidays we are bringing snow to Nelson… an ice/snow mountain with snow makers, so come and bring the children and have a play. Grab a hot chocolate and enjoy the winter white atmosphere. Make sure while you are here to go into the draw to win double ski passes to Rainbow ski field, or Cardrona ski field near Queenstown. Wrap up warm with some furs or decadently warm jerseys from The Rock Box. This gorgeous store has had more amazing winter clothes arrive, jackets, long tees, jeans and dresses. For all girls shopping for their ball dresses, you definitely need to look at the stunning selection of short and long dresses and with The Rock Box’s selection of beautiful jewellery you will be ready to start booking your makeup with The Body Shop for your special night. Have a fabulous week, and I look forward to seeing you at our Fashion Island.
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POST IT PRANK: Nayland College students Blayne Wanoa Commons, Alan Urwin, Kelly Duff and Luke Green snuck into enemy territory to prank the car of a Waimea College student last Friday. They covered the car, which belong to a friend, entirely with post-it notes. The owner of the car was quick to find it, before returning back to class having found the funny side of the prank. The guys said it took them around 30 minutes to finish the prank. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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Richmond Library, where you can experience the Imaginarium (multi-media) suite, use the internet, enjoy a coffee and browse the huge collection of books, CD’s, DVD’s and magazines. Tasman District Library It’s your library and it’s about so much more than books! Your local community library opens up a whole world to Richmond locals with ideas, inspiration and imagination and, when you combine that with the expertise offered by the library staff, the result is your success. Your library is a great space to take time out, read, relax and meet friends in a warm, friendly and inviting atmosphere. Did you know that Tasman District Library has meeting rooms that can be used by members of our community? Available for community and commercial groups, these meeting rooms can be booked at very low cost and the large meeting room is even available after opening hours. If your group is looking for a conveniently situated meeting space with plenty of parking available, give the library a call to arrange a booking. Also well worth checking out is the research room which houses the Waimea South Historical Society collection and our local history collection – great for history buffs and anyone interested in genealogy. Pay a visit to your library today and discover the treasures that lie within! It’s Bonus Buy time at Richmond Resene Colorshop Colour options are endless at Richmond’s Resene ColorShop, and now is the perfect time to give your home a bit of a spruce up. Right now Resene are offering a massive 25 per cent off the normal price on their range of premium paint and paint accessories when you cut out and present their Ad from this page. While you are visiting Richmond Resene Colorshop you should check out the vast selection of wallpaper books and all the accessories needed to colour your home, creating a wonderful new look, just the way you want it. With more than 2500
paint different colours to choose from, your options are endless. Visit www.resense.com/colour-class for quick tips and ideas about all the colour basics including how to get inspiration for, and putting together a colour scheme. To benefit even more you can sign up for a Resene Colorshop Card to receive regular discounts and benefits on Resene products. The meaning of “Chai-Yo” is “Cheers!” At Chai Yo you will only find the finest of Thai cuisine, which is authentic in taste and prepared with passion and precision. Owner, Bu-nga Krataitong invites you to call in to their lovely, warm and welcoming restaurant where you can relax and enjoy the great service and delicious food. Chai Yo offers dine in or takeaway options at both lunchtime and dinnertime and are open Monday to Friday for lunches and 7 days for dinner. Chai-Yo Thai Restaurant has been created as the place where the people of Nelson can come and enjoy celebrations together and is hugely popular with locals for being the only Nelson eatery to serve various unique dishes like Crunchy chicken with creamy coconut sauce, and Crunchy chicken with sweet soya sauce. Come and enjoy each other’s company or to celebrate your special occasion in Chai-Yo’s warm and friendly atmosphere. Fully Licensed, plus BYO/wine only. Domino’s Pizza Dominos is where you get true value pizzas for just $4-99 – everyday! Order from the Dominos value range of pizza and that’s all you will pay – just $499 – everyday. When ordering your pizza, select the new Classic Crust and taste the difference. It’s larger, it’s crispier and it’s tastier! At Domino’s, they pride themselves on making the perfect dough. So when they redefined the CLASSIC crust, they made it even crispier on the outside, even fluffier on the inside!
Thank you to the people of Richmond and surrounding areas for your continued generosity and support. We are grateful for donations of good quality clothing, bric-a-brac, general household items and furniture
281 Queen Street
Ph 543 7017
Cnr Gladstone Rd & Upper Queen Street, Richmond 49 Vanguard Street, Nelson 0800 304 050
For a limited time. Conditions apply.
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GREEN DOOR RICHMOND
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Order your classic crust online at dominos pizza. co.nz or phone 0800 30 40 50 – or get down to Domino’s Pizza in Vanguard street and next to Dick smith in Richmond. $4-99 true value pizzas apply to pick up only – for a limited time. Domino’s it’s all good.
Green Door Green Door has been helping vendors sell property without having to pay an unnecessarily high commission since 2001. During this time, they’ve established themselves as market leaders with their client-focused, high-value, innovative approach to the buying and selling of real estate. So, whether you want to sell your property using the professional services of their team of licensed agents (and for the extremely competitive rate of only 2.5% +GST*) or if you’d prefer to sell it yourself using one of their very popular range of low-cost, private sales marketing packs (starting from a low $1,499 +GST), Green Door Real Estate has the sales solution that’s right for you and, what’s more, delivers impressive results, great service and terrific value they know you’ll find virtually impossible to match. Contact the helpful Richmond team today and find out why so many vendors throughout the Nelson/Tasman region and around the country are increasingly choosing to sell through Green Door. Why consider selling any other way?! Don’t hesitate, contact Green Door today. You’ll be glad you did!
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A high valued licensed agent service for only 2.5%*
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• Authentic Thai Cuisine • Great service in a warm and friendly atmosphere • Fully licensed with BYO (wine)
Pop in to Chai-Yo Restaurant and find out for yourselves why they’re the talk of the town! Bun-ga and Tee always greet you with a lovely smile and make sure that your evening out is one to remember.
@274 Queen St, Richmond Dine In and Takeaway Tel 544 6489
printer cartridge retailer and remanufacturer. Sure, other companies sell cartridges but none of them specialise in them like we do. So why would you go anywhere else? We compete with the ‘Big Box’ stores with our new genuine cartridges and A4 paper plus we also refill and remanufacture inkjet and laser cartridges. All Cartridge World of the refilled inkjet cartridges are done onsite and take Cartridge World is Richmond’s only specialist just 1 hour to refill if you want your own cartridge back,
@ 87a Nile St, Nelson Takeaway Only Tel 539 0098 Open 7 Days Lunch & Dinner
544 6489
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or, if you are in a hurry you can just swap your empty for one we have already refilled. We will also recycle your empty cartridges if you don’t want them refilled. Looking for a new printer? Come and see us before you buy and we will let you know what it will cost to run it. Forget the rest and come and see the specialists, our name says it all - Cartridge World - Why pay more to print? New Shipment at FAV Mobility FAV Mobility will get you moving Call in and visit the delightful team of ladies who volunteer at the with their impressive range of mobilRichmond Hospice Shop. Pictured from left are Shirley, Caroline, Pam, ity scooters. A brand new shipment of Karen, Kaye and Glenys. NEO scooters has just arrived and they look great! The new updated look almost gives these scooters a sporty look, from two decades of experience working to day basis, but we have a truly genthe hand controls right down to the stylish with mobility scooters allows him erous community who are happy to wheels. FAV carry a selection of new mod- to maintain and repair all makes donate good quality items for resale els, scooters for hire, as well as second hand and models. He’s also built up an in store. It is truly heartwarming to scooters that have been expertly refurbished abundance of spare parts, some of know that we are supported by such in store. which are no longer manufactured, fantastic people.” The store is owned and run by Robin Jordan, allowing him to offer servicing on who has been with the company since 1975. otherwise obsolete models. Robin Fletcher Vautier Moore As part of the New Zealand Mobility Group, takes pride in assisting those with Local law firm Fletcher Vautier FAV Mobility has the buying power to offer impaired mobility to gain the free- Moore specialise in all types of competitive prices on brands like Neo. His dom that his products, including property matters and asset planmobility scooters, wheelchairs, ning, including wills and powers walking sticks and walkers can of- of attorney. Pam Coltman is a senfer. For all your mobility needs, ior registered legal executive with come to FAV Mobility, located on FVM and has been part of their Cambridge St in the Papps car park. Richmond team for over 19 years. Pam’s warm and friendly approach Richmond Hospice Shop has ensured that she has plenty of Richmond Hospice Shop is run by work to do, with many of her clia willing and wonderful band of ents recommending her to friends volunteers who are involved with and acquaintances when they need a range of jobs from collection of specialist advice. Pam works out of items for the shop, sorting items FVM’s centrally located premises and serving their wonderful cus- (just across the road from Tasman tomers in store. The Hospice Shop District Library) which has plenis Richmond’s very own Alad- ty of convenient parking just out din’s cave and you will always find the back in Papps Car Park. If you a treasure or two when you visit. would like to meet with Pam, you Manager, Karen MacKenzie, says it can make an appointment to call would be impossible to operate the and see her, or if you are unable to store without the generosity of lo- get into the office for any reason, cal people. “Not only do we have a Pam is happy to visit you at home. wonderful team of people who keep To arrange a convenient appointthe Hospice Shop running on a day ment time call 543 8301.
Richmond Library – your connection to people, places, ideas and creativity
Providing professional friendly legal assistance
Check out our range of books, magazines, CDs and DVDs
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Have fun with Gymnastics these holidays!
Blast on down to these school holiday programmes, Richmond Kid Care, Richmond New Life Church and ASB Aquatic Centre, to get some Bouncy Action or ring Blast Entertainment on 0800 025 278 to hire a bouncy castle for your place.
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When it comes to deciding what is best for you and your child you are the expert. Let your instincts decide. Once you have visited the Richmond Early Learning Centre you will discover a warm caring, environment that extends your child’s knowledge, skills and interests, fostering a love of learning in a respectful, peaceful, nurturing way. The Richmond Early Learning Centre for the best in care and learning. Visit us today! 6d Champion Road Richmond Nelson 7020 Tel. 03 544 7611 enquiries@richmondelc.co.nz www.richmondelc.co.nz (limited spaces available)
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WOMEN in BUSINESS Royal Nectar Keep your skin healthy this winter Phone 0800 289 992 www.nelsonhoney.com
FREE Manicure (File, Buff and Paint)
With every Pedicure until 20 July 2012 Valued at $30 - Conditions apply
Jane Hay-Mackenzie N.A.S.A. CEDESCO
The Little House of Beauty on Oxford
Ph 544 8441 40 Oxford Street, Richmond Book online at www.thelittlehouseofbeauty.co.nz
COMPOST 100% ORGANICALLY PRODUCED
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Any quantity - big or small $6 per 45Ltr bag $7 $25 per scoop (½ cubic meter) $27 FREE COURTESY TRAILER Delivery available Eftpos Available
18 Cargill Place (off Beach Road) RICHMOND, NELSON Ph: 544 8857
OPEN 7 DAYS 8am - 5pm
Nelson Honey’s Royal Nectar products are fit for a princess - literally. Rae Butler, the head beekeeper of the countless Nelson Honey hives, is responsible for collecting the raw products to capture the natural goodness of manuka honey, bee venom and bees wax, which Nelson Honey then processes towards creating their Royal Nectar Face Mask and Moisturising Face Lift. Components sourced from the Nelson Honey hives have been used to create products used by the likes of Kate Middleton in the lead up to the Royal wedding. Rae is highly experienced and well renowned Rae Butler within the beekeeping industry in Nelson and country wide, and is currently working to breed bees resistant to the verroa mite, which can be very detrimental to bee colonies. Nelson Honey’s Royal Nectar Face Mask and Moisturising Face Lift gently stimulate facial muscles to firm skin and reduce the appearance of wrinkles. Visit www.nelsonhoney.com to see this and their great range of products. I am a sucker for beauty. I always have been. It dazzles me, whether in the form of a man, a woman, a sunrise or tiny shoots poking their heads through encrusted mud after a devastating flood. One way or another I have spent over ten years working with beauty, on cruise ships, teaching beauty therapy and as a hands on beauty therapist. I also love the trapping and trimmings - the glory and glamour of lotions and potions, sparkling eyeshadows and shimmering lip glosses. Since I was a teenager my dressing table has been littered with colours and brushes, hair clips, bottles and sprays. I soon learned that beautiful skin matters. I discovered I needed to eat natural foods, never go to bed without cleansing my face first, and nourish the skin to keep it soft and smooth with something really active, be it fresh papaya or an absurdly expensive but irresistible French night cream to help repair cell damage. I love the skin nurturing ritual, it is a time of silence, solitude and renewal. And it’s fun! My involvement with skin and beauty is my passion. I figure these two aspects of a womans life are so dependent on each other that they cannot be separated. Patricia Murrow and pet pooch Missy are based in Richmond’s Green Waste Recycling centre where they work hard to keep down the cost of dumping your green waste. If you dump your green waste with them at 18 Cargill Place in Richmond you will be helping the environment and save the senseless waste of landfill space. Patricia says “good composting takes time and time produces the best compost.” The other great benefits, apart from it being natural, are that the compost doesn’t smell, its clean to use and it’s free of weeds. Their 100% organically produced compost has absolutely no chemicals Patricia Murrow and no fillers added so you are buying 100% & Missy organically produced compost! You can buy in bulk or by the bag and they also supply, garden mulch, topsoil, shale, and eucalyptus sleepers. So think green and call in to visit Patricia and Missy for a chat and a pat and keep our planet green. Lynda Richards is the owner operator of BabySpace, an infant and toddler centre in Richmond, offering care and education for children aged 6 months to 3 years. Feedback from parents tells us they love the small group size, individualised care, welcoming and calm atmosphere, inviting child focussed environment and extensive range of resources. Parents feel confident their children are in a safe environment, supported to be all they can be by fantastic teachers. BabySpace has an incredibly stable teaching team with no changes to its permanent staff since it opened in 2008. This means our team has been able to develop really good teaching practices that set up quality interactions, planning and assessment of children’s learning and excellent relationships with our families and community. Just take a look at our ERO report! Parents who are looking for a small group environment with a high teacher/child ratio and a very special atmosphere are welcome to visit Lynda and the team at BabySpace or see the website at www. babyspacenelson.co.nz
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Fowler Homes can help you on the way to building the home of your dreams. With 28 years in the sales industry, sales consultant Toni Thomas has recently joined the team, ready to give experienced, reliable advice. Toni is at the show home every Sunday between 1pm and 4pm to meet and greet those interested in discussing building options. There are many standard Fowler Homes plans to choose from, or the design team can come up with a personalised, custom plan to incorporate your desires. The team at Fowler Homes is there to help you through the entire process. From the first conToni Thomas tact they will provide a one on one service to ensure you are looked after until the day you’re handed the keys to your new home. Call Toni today on 021 375 182 or visit the show home at 8 Daelyn Road.
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Sue Ketel can help you see the world, but her loyalties lie in her home town. The Wakefield travel broker is heavily involved in the community, sponsoring local clubs as well as volunteering and giving support to returned servicemen, local kindergartens and schools. Sue supports community projects and events, giving something back to the community and keeping her travel business a family and community affair. With 15 years experience in the travel industry, and currently working under the Mondo umbrella, Sue can offer competitive packages and deals on your next trip, with the personal service that only a local business can offer. If you’re off globetrotting, on holiday or a business trip and an emergency arises, she’ll do her best to sort it out as soon as possible, with a compassion that internet bookings can’t offer. Sue is well travelled herself, and if you’re unsure where you want to go, she can give great advice on places that you might enjoy, and things you could experience. “Selling travel is a passion of mine and I love the challenge, even with the most difficult itineraries, making my clients’ dreams become a reality.” Give Sue a call today on 541 8417 and catch the travel bug. Healthcare that is excellent, accessible and caring is the philosophy and practice of Washbourn Medical Centre. Dr Lucia Mitchell has been at the medical centre since 2003, with Dr Janine Bailey, Practice Manager Julia McGrath, Receptionists Julianne Horner and Nancy White, and Practice Nurse Lisa Coppersmith. They moved into spacious and bright custom-built premises at 12 Oxford Street in 2006 and provide personal, friendly healthcare. The practice has gained Cornerstone Accreditation from the Roy- Dr Lucia Mitchell al New Zealand College of General Practitioners - a warrant of fitness for patient well-being and safety. Washbourn Medical Centre comprises of a warm, caring team supporting the doctors and welcoming patients. Teamwork and communications are important to everyone at the Centre and the result is an experienced team who are confident in their roles. Professional development and training is encouraged with a new treatment for osteoporosis available for certain patients. Dr Mitchell’s interests outside medicine are music, reading and family. New patients are welcome. Mint Hair Salon will help you find a look that’s truly you, offering the traditional cut and colour as well as a great range of bold and vibrant options to express yourself. The five hairdressers have more than 45 years combined experience, with 10 years experience in human hair extensions. They use only salon quality products from ranges including Tigi and Juuce, and specialise in From left: Lisa Scott, Amelia dreadlocks and Keratin straightening, as Ewers, Gemma Karaitiana, well as wigs, with grants available to those Zara Cooper and Biddy Iorns suffering hair loss. Temporary Grizzly hair extensions and feathers are also available, which last up to three months and cost as little as $5 each. Coming soon are hair chalks in a vibrant range of colours to add a temporary flair to your look, as well as lip tattoos and nail wraps, perfect for parties and events. Pensioners can take advantage of the discounts on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and there are some other great specials lined up at the salon.
Washbourn Medical Centre HEALTHCARE THAT IS:
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Vaccinations and Immunisations
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Cornerstone Accredited Hours: Mon - Fri 8.30am - 5.00pm Part of Nelson After Hours Service
NEW PATIENTS WELCOME
12 Oxford St, Richmond (opposite Washbourn Gardens)
Ph 544 8847
WINTER MADNESS Colours Only $60 First 50 Customer Only! Conditions Apply. PLUS: Look out for our NEW Hair Chalks and Lip Tattoos coming soon.
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29 salisbury rd richmond
ph 544 8391
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Great Taste Cycle Trail Trust member Bill Gilbertson and design engineer Andy Reid check out the progress of the trail’s new connecting bridge between Brightwater and Richmond. The bridge will be officially unveiled to the public on July 8. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
Bridge opens next month Keen cyclists will be able to take a trip across the Richmond to Brightwater suspension bridge as soon as the second week of July. Described as a family day for cyclists of all ages and stages, cyclists are invited to join the Nelson to Wakefield trail from their closest trail point and make their way to Brightwater where at 1pm the official bridge opening ceremony will be held. The $265,000 bridge connects Pugh Rd and Bryant Rd and is a key piece to completing the first segment of the trail. Stage one of the trail,
which will be from Richmond to both Mapua and Wakefield, is on target to be completed by the end of the year. The nine metre high towers on the bridge have been constructed by Edifice Ltd with the foundations constructed by Kidsons Construction. In other cycle trail related news, fundraising team the Coastal $800k Group based in Motueka is celebrating a boost to its efforts by welcoming its first “1 kilometre club” donation of $20,000 by New World Motueka. The coastal group is fundraising for the Kaiteriteri route.
Lavinia’s Hair Boutique Qualified Hair Stylist with 16 years experience
• Styling • Colouring • Facial waxing • Eyebrow tinting • Eyelash tinting
Ph: 03 547 2455
14 Cawthron Crescent, Wakatu
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Coming Soon Breakfast @ St David’s – Breakfast followed by family friendly intentional worship that’s active & fun. 8.15–9.15am every 2nd Sun (1 & 15 July etc). Come as you are. St David’s. 11 Florence St, Richm. Call Alison 544 8026 Community Sing A Long Wed 4 July 1.30 pm Wesley Centre 4 Wensley Rd Richmond (opp TDC). Afternoon tea. Gold coin donation for Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy. All Welcome. Ph 544 8394. New Seniors Seated Exercise class starts Mon 16 July. Suitable for all abilities.Focus on Strength,Coordination & Balance. Mon 10.30-11.15am, Cost $4 & a Cuppa. Richmond Social Seniors, Next to Age concern, Oxford St, Richmond. Angie 547-0198 SPACE is looking for babies aged 0-3months to join our Richmond region programmes. SPACE is for first time parents & their babies - weekly sessions incl. opportunities to meet other parents, discussions on child development & parenting, music & activities. Contact Marie Lenihan 03 545 2017 or lenihans@xtra.co.nz Book Fair: Holy Trinity Church, 27 Dorset Street, Sat 7 July, 10 to 1. Free magazines sewing & knitting patterns, bargain books and jigsaws. Morning tea & lunch too! Hope/Ranzau Women’s Institute-next meet Wed 4 July, 1.30pm at Holy Trinity Church Hall, Dorset St, Richmd for a Social Afternoon.Come & join us. Brenda 5445872 FREE Part–Time Community Programmes-Computing Basics, 2 week day-time to get to know your computer. Mon-Thurs 9.15am – 2.15pm. Also Certificate in Computing-Get the basics with an 18 week day-time programme & learn to do word processing, emails, spreadsheets & Adobe Photoshop. Tues & Wed mornings 9.15am – 1.15pm. Also Certificate in Money Management-Get money smart 20 week programme. Learn how to stretch your $$ further & build an investment portfolio. Wed evenings 6pm-9pm. Call Pip or Courtney now on 547 6138 or visit us at www.barbicantc.com New Zealand sign Language classes level 1a. Thursdays 9.30-11.30, 8 classes 19 July to 6 September. At Hearing House, 354 Trafalgar Square Nelson. Phone Cathy 5457509 or nelsonnzsl@gmail.com Forest & Bird - Fri 6 July The Kea Conservation Trust updates on the happenings of keas especially in Kahurangi & Nelson Lakes & how you can help. Also Wed 11 July Andrew Fenemore of Landcare explains the science of Integrated Catchment Management drawing on experiences with Quechua communities in Ecuador and Motueka! Both events at Tahunanui School hall, Muritai St, 7.30pm. Croquet Open Days 1 & 3 July 1-3pm in reserve opposite ANZAC Park Halifax Street. Come and try a fun game for men & women of any age. Equipment & instruction provided. Everyone welcome. Info 539-1108. Brightwater Community Association Inc. A.G.M. Tuesday 3 July 2012, at 7.00pm. Brightwater School Staffroom. To be followed by our Monthly Meeting. Everyone Welcome. Election of Officers Croquet Open Days 1 & 3 July 1-3pm in reserve opposite ANZAC Park Halifax Street. Come and try a fun game for men & women of any age. Equipment & instruction provided. All welcome. Info 539-1108. Bridge Lessons starting in July, Monday evenings or Tuesday afternoons. All en-
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Punt selected for London Olympics Phillip Rollo
we just have to go there and play game by game.” Richmond’s Anita Punt looks destined According to Hockey New Zealand’s to receive her 100th test cap on the website, Anita’s blinding speed over 10 biggest stage of them all – the 2012 metres would put her in the top eight Olympic Games. in the men’s squad. While speed is her The pacey Black Sticks attacking mid- most dangerous weapon on the turf, fielder has been involved in the na- Anita was quick to distinguish the tional side for the past four years, hav- hype that she was the fastest women’s ing represented New Zealand at the player in the world. “It’s not actually 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi. proven so I don’t like to say that at all. Anita will officially make her Olympic I’ve never raced everyone. But that’s debut in London, following her selec- what I bring to the team; speed and fittion in the 16-person squad earlier ness. When I don’t play as well, it’s my this month. confidence in my speed not my ability The former Waimea College product in hockey.” currently sits on 93 In an Olympic year, tests and was quick playing for the Black to point at that the Sticks women’s team big 100 should be is a full-time job, reached in London, compared to the after the four nations men’s team who has tournament in Gerplayers that work many next month. 9-5 jobs every day “If I play all of those of the week and find games in Germany time to train before then that’s four caps or after. The side is so I most probably currently based in will get my 100th Auckland and is in in London which is the process simupretty exciting,” says lating the upcomAnita. “Hopefully it ing Olympic schedgoes to plan and that ule which includes happens.” multiple morning The Black Sticks fixtures. “We’re up women are ranked nice and early which sixth in the world but has been very hard. Anita was realistic Former Waimea College We’re not a morning about the team’s med- hockey star Anita Punt has team but we have to al chances in Lon- been selected in the Black become a morning don despite winning Sticks women’s squad for the team. When we’re bronze at last year’s 2012 London Olympics. in London we’re goChampions Trophy. “Each team will ing to have to get up at 5:30am every be at their best because it’s the Olym- morning.” pics so it is going to be really tough for Anita’s parents, sister and brothers will us. But if we play well as a team then be traveling to London to watch her we can beat anyone. But we don’t want play at the Olympics. Remained focus, to think about medals yet.” Anita was clearly excited about the Joining New Zealand in Pool B is Ar- prospect of completing her childhood gentina, Germany, Australia, United dream of playing at the Olympics. States and South Africa. “I’m from little old Richmond, NelAustralia will be New Zealand’s first son. I never thought I’d get to go to an opponents at the Games. “I think it’s Olympic Games. You watch it on TV good to play them first because we’ve and dream about it but to actually go played them a lot and it’s such a good is going to be great. But I don’t want to rivalry. At the moment we’re slightly get too overwhelmed because I don’t ahead of them in terms of winning so want it to affect my performance.”
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Waimea Intermediate School student Brayden Leitch competes at the Tasman Secondary School Motorcross Championship on Sunday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
Students take to the dirt Around 180 people witnessed the inaugural Tasman Secondary Schools Motocross Championship held at the Parkes property, 88 Valley, Wakefield on Sunday. Supported by Sport Tasman and hosted by the Nelson Motorcycle Club in conjunction with MotoX Events, 63 riders thrilled the crowd with close and fast racing on a perfectly groomed track. Jackson Walker of Broadgreen Intermediate School owned the small wheel 85/150 class with four outright wins, Clayton Roeske of
Waimea Intermediate School had to fight for first place in the big wheel 85/150 class, while the speed and stamina of Bradley Biggs from Waimea College was too much for the 20 other 125/250 class riders to match. A combined field of eight riders made up the final group of ladies, farm bike and support classes. Twelve teams fought for the top school honours with the combined total of Waimea College just edging out Waimea Intermediate School.
Sparks fly into third The Nelson Sparks were one early morning tipoff away from a perfect start to the Women’s Basketball Championship season. The 53-43 loss to Waitakere West Auckland Rangers was the only blight on an otherwise superb first up tournament that was highlighted by a 50-42 victory over the Canterbury Wildcats late on Sunday afternoon. The WBC, which is the premier basketball tournament for women in New Zealand, is held in a different format to the men’s equivalent. Instead of playing each weekend on a home and away basis, the WBC is held over three separate three day tournaments. The final tournament will also hold the playoffs. Nelson Sparks welcomed back Jelena Vucinic and Jessica Bygate from the United States for the tournament, while a number of other players studying at university also donned the blue singlet. Youngsters Kaitlyn Stringer, Lily Hospers and Gracie Roberts were named in the initial squad as head coach Tatjana Zizic looked for a mixture of youth and experience. Jodi Hikuroa, Lisa Book and Kat Jones were all used to good affect throughout the tournament. Big wins over Palmerston North Storm and the Taranaki Trojans in the first two rounds had put Nelson on top of the standings early. But Sunday morning’s loss has left the side in third place going into tournament two next month. The unusual time of an 8am tipoff for Sunday’s clash with Waitakere West Auckland was no excuse as Tatjana cited a lack of execution for the loss. Rangers were clinical from the floor, nailing shots at 60 per cent throughout the encounter. “Apart from that I was really happy. It was the first tournament and we had about three or four players come into the squad and we didn’t have much time as a team,” she says. Jelena ended the third day as the fifth top point scorer in the tournament; averaging 14 points per game.
Nelson Sparks guard Jelena Vucinic in action during Sunday’s WBC clash with Canterbury Wildcats. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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til you find one that will work. Having a good range of different jigs is a must. Top, bottom and middle weighted jigs, different colours, sizes and shapes, you can never cover enough bases, and one of them will work. Keep your line straight up and down to maximise your hookup rate. Remember don’t gaff your fish, lift them out with your heavy leader, tag and release your fish. We recommend one fish per boat per day to keep the fishery sustainable. Come and see us at the DBFC club, to learn from members like Troy, on how to land, tag and release these awesome fish. Visit www.youtube.com/fishinnelson for more local fishing action.
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The country’s fastest growing sport is having similar affects in Nelson. Futsal, an indoor variant to football, has called the Nelson College for Girls Hall home on Monday nights but due to the sport’s growing popularity, a new winter league will also be held on Wednesdays. Currently, Nelson Bays Fustal has 16 teams that compete in its Autumn League on Monday. But that demand is now bursting at the seams and the sport’s leading figure in Nelson says it’s time for new players and teams to join the flow over on a Wednesday. The first week is free. “I just want to let people know that now is the time to give it a go. If I could replicate on a Wednesday night what we do on a Monday night then I’d be happy as, it’d be brilliant,” says coordinator John Vaughan. The Winter League is even open to players who do not have a team organised. It is common for players to show interest and be put into teams on the night. Participation numbers have grown 25 per cent over in the past six months. Futsal is part of New Zealand Football’s Whole of Football Plan, which was implemented following the 2010 FIFA World Cup to develop future stars. Nelson’s own future futsal players are starting to develop now as well with the region sending an Under-15 representative side to a junior futsal tournament in Wellington next month. If you are interested in playing futsal or want to find out more information on the sport, please contact John on 027 547 4436.
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RUGBY: Waimea College first XV secured an impressive 24-6 win over Shirley Boy’s High School in Christchurch over the weekend. Outstanding backs Sean Clementson and Fletcher Matthews scored the side’s three tries. Waimea went into the halftime break leading 10-6. SPORT TASMAN: If you head down to the Richmond Recreation Centre any given Thursday lunchtime you will find a dedicated group of youngsters learning key skills for life. The youngsters, all aged between 5-8 years old, are students from Richmond School and they are being taught basic fundamental movement skills such as hopping, rolling, skipping and balancing by qualified gymnastics instructor Linda Mace, principal coach of Just Gym. What is great about this class is that children, for whom physical activity is often a challenge, have the chance to be together, developing their physical capabilities which in turn assist in their learning.
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Wolves hit hard by in form Tigers Ben Cooper The Sims Pacific Metals Tahuna Tigers have made life just that much tougher for the Malbas Bar Wanderers Wolves, edging the side 27-12 at Lower Ngawhatu on Saturday. With the grounds in Tahunanui still too wet to play on, the Tigers’ home game was re-scheduled to a neutral location. But it appeared that home ground advantage counted for nought as
the Tigers opened the scoring in only the fifth minute with light footed halfback Jacob Edwards stepping his way through the middle of the pack. The side held the lead throughout most of the first half before Ethan Cooper and Sam Hedges scored. The Wolves play the Stables Richmond Rabbits this weekend at Ngawhatu and must win at least one of their two remaining games to have a chance at finals footy.
Loa Windley dives into tackle his opposite during Saturday’s 46-18 loss to Stoke at Greenmeadows. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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Wanderers Wolves standout Sam Hedges pushes through the Tahunanui Tigers defensive wall during Saturday’s clash at Lower Ngawhatu. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
Taylor’s Contracting Wanderers must have wondered what had hit them. The last time the Brightwater side played Accessman Stoke, it secured the first win of its new dawn in the Car Company division one. Saturday was much different as the competition’s bottom team ran in seven tries to three to claim an important 46-18 victory. The result highlighted the impact the return of some of Stoke’s most familar faces will have come the end of the season. Wanderers found themselves down 29-3 after 40 minutes, its only points coming from a sole Jackson Harvey penalty. Riley Johnston, Trael Joass and Ethan Johnston scored late tries but the damage had already been inflicted by that stage. The “Wizards” will have another tough ask this
weekend, facing a Galbraith Group Nelson side bouyed by a commanding 35-0 Bayleys Tasman Trophy. Wanderers division two side travelled over the hill to play Takaka on Saturday. The boys battled hard into a strong head wind in both halves, with the gust unluckily switching on 40 minutes. With the scores locked at 0-0, Wanderers finally got themselves on the board and managed to seal the victory just momoments later courtesy of two converted tries. Gareth Palmer put in another strong showing to get player of the day while Tom Stillwell and the consistent Rhys Horncastle also put in strong shifts. The Wanderers division three side beat Mot United 35-17. The undefeated side will tackle Stoke in Brightwater this weekend.
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surge, playoff spots will be anybody’s guess. But Waimea co-coach Mark Milne was bouyed by the side’s performance in the recent Bayleys Tasman Trophy and says all three matches against Riwaka, Wanderers and Marist are “must win” games but the opposition was beatable. “It won’t change the psyche too much, we just must win,” says Mark. “They’re definitely winable. But they’re going to be tough there’s no doubt about that.” A slow start to the season has been a common trend for three of the teams fighting for a semi final spot. “We’ve developed hugely through the Tasman Trophy and I think the travel helped that.” Former Tasman Makos halfback Kaide Whiting was unlikely to return this season after injuring his ankle playing for Nelson Bays earlier in the month.
Noela McGregor shrugs her way out of a tackle during Saturday’s 10 a-side friendly versus Huia. Photo: Rosie Thomsen.
Default turns Huia clash into friendly Star & Garter Waimea Old Boys’ Women will have just one dress rehersal before the playoffs start in two week’s time. Waimea took full points against New World Huia as the side defaulted on Saturday. There were not enough players to supply a full 15-a-side game so the side’s chances to brush up ahead of the sudden death playoff fixtures were shortened by one week. Because a handful of
Huia players did arrive at Jubilee Park, a 10 a-side game was held instead. Waimea will take on Marist at home this Saturday and are likely to reach the playoffs in first place despite losing last weekend’s clash with rivals Stoke. In the other Waimea Old Boys fixture on the weekend, the second division side lost 25-20 on the road to Collingwood. It faces Murchison this weekend.
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Bogettes win by nine Although Stoke Richards Woodhouse was competitive in the first and third quarters when it drew both periods with Richmond Robbie’s Bar & Bistro Bogettes, it was outscored two to one in the remaining quarters. Stoke’s defenders Ness White and Claire Hodgman worked together to stem the flow of ball into Richmond’s tall goal shoot, Jenelle Strickland. There was very little the Stoke defenders could do to deny the second shot as any missed shot was more often than not rebounded by Jenelle. Richmond’s goal attack, Melissa Marfell had a steady game and was content to play a supportive shooting role, however she did convert a number of nice
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Young shooter, Georgia Wright was Stoke’s stand out player, she had the perfect record in the first quarter with six from six. She balanced the court well with fill-in Dayna Whiting as her partner. Georgia moved the circle well to present to her feeders who were rewarded with a number of long range conversions. Tessa Hancock at wing attack was steady through court and worked hard to supply quality ball while Jamie Kingi provided the punch through the middle. Richmond’s superior scoring in the second and fourth quarters paved the way for 30-21 win.
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Sunday Service
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Hearts on fire for God
Waimea Methodist Parish
Sunday Services
Thursday Night Church 7.00pm
4 Wensley Rd (opp TDC) Cup of tea to follow
Richmond Church of Christ
Wakefield - 11am Service 1st & 3rd Sundays Sunday School 11am
Corner Croucher & Darcy St’s Richmond
Richmond 9.30am Sunday School
Cnr Edward/Arrow Sts Enquiries call 544 8394
ST. DAVID’S
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
11 Florence St, Richmond Worship Services This Sunday: 8.15am Breakfast @ St David's Lively children's programme 9.30am Worship www.stdavidschurch.co.nz ph: 544 8387
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Sunday Services 10.00am You are welcome
Weekend Mass Times
Celebration Service Sunday 10am
Saturday Vigil 6.30pm Richmond Church 35 William Street Sunday 8.00am St Joseph’s Pitfire Road, Wakefield 9.30am Richmond Church
123 Salisbury Road
5.00pm Last Sunday of every month St’s Peter & Paul Moutere Highway
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All Welcome! Ph 544 8987 www.richmondcatholic.co.nz
Sunday 6-7pm prayer
Ph: 544 7596
10.00am Worship Celebration Warring Carpark (Behind No.1 Shoes) 243 Queen St
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WEDNESDAY 27 June 2012
27 JUNE 2012
Newslineupdate K e e p i n g yo u i n fo r m e d a b o u t n e ws a n d e ve nt s i n Ta s m a n D i s t r i c t
Public Notices
Community Notices
Current Dog Registration expires 30 June 2012
Outstanding Community Service Awards
The Dog Control Act 1996 requires that all dogs over the age of three months be registered for the current Registration Year. The Registration Year runs from 1 July to 30 June. Registration forms for all dogs currently on Councils database were posted mid June 2012. If you own a dog and did not receive a registration form, please immediately contact your nearest Council office. The Registration Fee structure for 2012/2013 remains unchanged from 2011/2012: • Urban Dog $50.00 • Rural Dog $30.00 Whether a dog is Urban or Rural is determined by the size of the property on which they reside. Dogs on properties less than one hectare are deemed Urban, dogs on properties of one hectare or more are deemed Rural. A penalty equating to 50% of relevant urban/rural fees will be imposed on owners of dogs that have not been registered by 1 August 2012. The cost of dog control and administration is funded by dog owners, accordingly all revenue received and retained by Council in relation to dogs is expended solely on dog related activities, these include: • Compliance with Dog Control Legislation – Registration, microchipping requirements – Maintenance of local and National Dog databases • Enforcement of Dog Control Legislation – Providing designated Dog Control Officers – Providing a system for the lodging and recording of complaints – Providing a physical response to incidents and complaints – Providing a physical response in relation to animal welfare – Classifying dangerous and menacing dogs – Issuing infringement notices for offences – Prosecuting offences under the Dog Control Act 1996 • Providing Dog pound facilities • Education of the general public and local interest groups in regards to; owner obligations, safety around dogs, and other dog related topics. Dog statistics for 2011/2012 Known dogs in District 10,354 Rural (5739) Urban (4625) Known owners in District 6,602 Rural (3018) Urban (3584) Unregistered dogs 6 Dog related call outs 3000(approx) Infringements issued: Failing to Register Dog 59 Failure to keep dog under control 5 Failure to comply with dangerous dog Conditions 1 Failure to implant Microchip Transponder 3 Failure to keep dog controlled or confined 2 Information regarding; legislation, dog control bylaws, fees, owner obligations, is available along with dog associated forms at; Tasman District Council Offices (Richmond, Motueka, Golden Bay and Murchison), Council’s website www.tasman.govt.nz , or by contacting Tasman District Council Dog Control at dogcontrol@tasman.govt.nz or Ph. 03 5438407.
Nominations for the prestigious annual awards close on the 29 June 2012. Entry forms can be picked up at Council’s Richmond Office, Service Centres and downloaded at www.tasman.govt.nz For more information phone 03 546 7681.
Road Closure – Hursthouse Street, Motueka Notice is hereby given that the section of Hursthouse Street, Motueka from Chamberlain Street to Queen Victoria Street will be closed to ordinary vehicular traffic from Monday 2 July 2012 to Wednesday 4 July 2012 to enable ElectroNet to carry out changes to the power cabling. The road closure will have minimal effect on the public and detour routes will be signposted.
‘Good Wood’ burns bright and hot – a smoky fire it is not! Call Customer Services on Ph. 03 543 8400 24hrs a day to find out who the Good Wood suppliers in your area are.
Connect with Customer Services
Brightwater Community Association Inc. A.G.M. Tuesday 3rd July 2012, at 7.00pm. Brightwater School Staffroom. To be followed by our Monthly Meeting. Everyone welcome.
Notice of annual general meeting Mapua & Districts Community Association Monday 13 august 2012 at 7.00 pm - mapua community hall (supper room). Following the agm, a public forum will be held as part of a general meeting of the association - everyone welcome!
Go Wild is a new style of native forest restoration manual, combining the “how to” with the stories of people who have done it, inspire it and live it. Infused with sound advice from the Nelson region – native plant nurseryman, lifestyle block owners, botanists, volunteer pest trappers, wetland restorers, schoolchildren. They are all establishing a template that has application nationwide.
Available for $29.99 from selected bookshops, Tasman District Council offices, libraries and online at www.tasman.govt.nz/link/go-wild
Council Meetings Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz Environment and Planning Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 28 June 2012, 9.30 am. Agenda and Reports. Public forum Golden Bay Community Board Golden Bay Office, 78 Commercial Street, Takaka, Tuesday 10 July 2012, 9.00 am. Public forum Motueka Community Board Motueka Office, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka, Tuesday 10 July 2012, 4.00 pm. Public forum Full Council Meeting Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday, 12 July 2012, 9.30 am. Public Forum Community Services Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 12 July 2012, 10.45 am or at the conclusion of Full Council. No public forum
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* Single storey house only
ELECTRICIAN
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Ph 544 2105 Call Dave, Brent or Tristan today
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027 556 6571
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15 +gst
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