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WOB need to break losing streak Page 22 Garin turns trash into treasures Gum wrappers, used takeaway coffee cups and fencing wire metal aren’t usually the kind of materials used to make fashionable clothing, but that didn’t stop a group of creative Garin College students turning rubbish into wearable art at the RAW exhibition on Friday.

The Recyclable Art that’s Wearable exhibition was held as part of the college’s two-day arts festival, Mahi Toi. The students came up with some intriguing and humorous design concepts which they transformed into 22 stunning outfits.

Emma Flanagan used scrap material, copper wire and fencing wire for her outfit entitled Flowery Night. Emma says her mother, Heather, who makes children’s clothes, “had lots of scrap material lying around” and that inspired her to make her dress using that material.

A parent’s addiction to coffee inspired Caitlin Roberts, Georgia Binns and Jade Alborn to make their costume from an old sheet, shoelace, singlet and “lots and lots of coffee cups”. Entitled Dad’s Addiction and modelled

by Jade, the outfit featured a skirt made of coffee cups and a top from the cup lids.

The top outfits will be on show at the Mahi Toi Showcase at the Hope Community Church on July 5 and 6.

Tickets are available at the Garin College office.

Judene Edgar A new $130million retirement village and an ambitious residential subdivision is being planned on 50 hectares of land near Richmond.

The plans for the Special Housing Area (SHA) adjacent to McShane Rd and Lower Queen St were approved by the Tasman District Council last Thursday. It was one of eight applications for SHA’s approved by council under the new Tasman Housing Accord which is designed to fast-track houses onto the market, and should provide at least 1281 new sections.

The retirement village will be constructed by Arvida and set on eight hectares within The Meadows residential development. The Richmond West Development Company, owned

by Andrew Spittal, Simon Collett, Gary Donaldson and Graham Vercoe, says it is in response to an acute shortage of residential land in the Richmond area.

“It’s the right decision and it’s great to see that there’s some forward-thinking councillors looking ahead to the future,” Andrew says.

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Garin’s Emma Flanagan models her RAW outfit Flowery Night. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

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An aerial view of the land that Richmond West Development will be subdividing. to have Arvida as a key partner centre and approximately 1600 day. Construction will start on square metres of commercial de- Berryfield Dr in October and in the development.”

Arvida, which own Oakwoods in velopment fronting onto Lower Bill anticipates that construction Richmond and The Wood in Nel- Queen St. The $130million in- of the village will commence toson, is excited to bring their new vestment will result in an addi- wards the end of 2018, following community integration model to tional 60 to 80 jobs with econom- resource consent approval. the region. Chief executive Bill ic benefits of around $300million Deputy mayor Tim King says “it’s McDonald says “our philosophy for the region. great that key landowners are is all about engaging and inte- Road access for the village will working with council to deliver grating with the community”. be off Berryfield Drive, a new a range of housing opportunities In addition to 54 apartments, 155 roadway to be formed off Lower in close proximity to Richmond. units, and 50 retirement village Queen Street, as part of the Ap- “The developers are also sharing care beds, the village is proposed plebyField SHA, which was also infrastructure costs with council to include a large community approved by council on Thurs- so it’s a real win-win”. oa

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The Meadows, told councillors that the lack of available residential land meant that doing nothing is not an option, otherwise “in 18 months we may as well put up a closed sign”. In addition to the new retirement village, stage 1 of The Meadows, will see the development of 66 residential sections - the complete development is anticipated to provide at least 800 more homes.

Andrew says they are aiming for a mix of section sizes including stand-alone dwellings, compact affordable homes and high-density housing.

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Waimea College to get eight new classrooms Waimea College will be getting even bigger after the Associate Minister of Education Tim Macindoe, announced on Tuesday that the government has allocated around $4 million in the 2017 budget to build eight new classrooms at the college before the end of next year.

Waimea has been at capacity for the last few years with a record roll of 1577 at the start of the year. The number of international students also increased from 50 to a record high 60 this year.

It had to employ 14 new staff including eight teachers to handle the increase, as well as turning away 48 out-of-zone students.

Principal Scott Haines stated earlier in the year that “we are absolutely at capacity now” with a staff of around 200 including 144 teachers.

However, Waimea College received some good news during Tim’s visit to Nelson on Tuesday when he made the announcement.

“This first round of school infrastructure investment in Budget 2017 will provide a total of ten new classrooms to two schools in the (Nelson-

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Tapawera farmer Aaron Moleta, left, and his mother Debbie, second left, were busy preparing hop plants with, from left, Janet McLennan, Vanessa Neumann, Kathryn Christiansen and Jen Campion-Davis last week. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

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The hop industry is growing, with three new hop farms being planted for next season as the demand for speciality hops for craft beers continues to climb.

There are 18 growers with 450 hectares of hops around the Tasman district which is the only place in the country where they are commercially grown. Those growers produced 760 tonnes of hops this season but that’s set to increase to around 1100 tonnes as at least three new farms and another 200 hectares come on stream over the next four years.

Hops New Zealand chief executive Doug Donelan says the new farms near Tapawera, Tadmor and Korere are the first plantings “forever” and reflect “an upswing in demand for hops”

based on the popularity of speciality hops used in craft beers.

Doug says many of the speciality hops have been developed

by Plant and Food Research in Riwaka which has another “two promising cultivars in commercial growing plots after having been selected through research brewing trials.” A massive 733 tonnes of this year’s harvest were New Zealand varieties with 185 tonnes made up of the popular variety Nelson Sauvion.

“The good thing we have going for us is that we have some unique varieties,” Doug says.

“That’s allowed us to push our way into the craft market in New Zealand and overseas and that’s where the high value is.”

Doug says one of the interesting trends has been the increase in domestic demand for hops “which has grown considerably in the last five years.” The

growth in the domestic craft 26m processing shed. They are beer market has resulted in ex- planting 15 hectares in time for ports declining from 90 per cent next season with another 15 to of the harvest to 75 percent, he be planted – they will grow six says. different varieties.

New grower AarIt is good timing on Moleta, who is for the Moletas, helping to plant 30 who are not only hectares of hops on investing in the a family farm near industry on the Tapawera, says it is “upswing” but their first venture also missed last into the industry. season’s wet and The Moletas run windy weather a sheep and beef which resulted in farm in the Marslow growth and lborough Sounds plant breakages.

New grower Aaron but were keen Doug says growto diversify into Moleta is diversifying ers were predicttheir family farming what they see as a ing “a dire outbusiness, adding 30 growth sector. come for the crop” hectares of hops in Aaron says it will until the weather Tapawera. be a significant improved in auinvestment putting in around tumn and “plants responded by 2500 poles and 90,000 plants, filling out marginally and disas well as building a 40m by playing a semblance of a crop”.

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Move over Pokemon Go, the newest augmented reality (AR) craze is ‘Magical Park’. Magical Park is an AR application, for six to 11 year olds, that transforms a normal park into a digital fantasy playground with the help of a smartphone or tablet. Unlike virtual reality which replaces the real world with a simulated one, AR ‘augments’ the real world with computer-generated sounds and images. Hope School has led the charge with a Magical Park in their playground.

Principal Freya Hogarth says that she attended an IT expo for schools earlier this term accompanied by 10 year old Cameron Fitzsimmons, and he chose Magical Park. “I like how it’s augmented reality, not virtual reality”, says Cam. “You have to run around yourself rather than just move icons like Minecraft”.

Cam felt pretty special being selected to go to the expo. “I wasn’t really sure what to expect, but when I got there I was really glad I went. I was the youngest one there – the rest were 13 or more”.

Hope School has a two-month free trial but are also working with developer Geo AR Games to provide feedback on the games. There are three games available that have kids herding kittens, running away from a bad fairy or coming face to face with a giant T-Rex. “There’s certainly a place for it within schools”, Freya says. “It engages children and has them outdoors, and we also have the students writing about the games”.

Tasman District Council is following suit with Magical Park available at Ben Cooper Park and Bill Wilkes Reserve in Richmond from July 1. If you have a device with GPS and WiFi, then you simply download the Magical Park app and start playing.

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Appleby School children, foreground from left, Paige Clarke, Sienna MacFadyen, Louella Thompson, Samara Bright, Yannick Smit, James Matthews, Kahu Roebuck-Danks and Amelia Clark, held a fund-raising lunch for the Nelson Coast Guard last Thursday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

Simon Bloomberg Appleby School pupil Louella Thompson was so disappointed when she read about thieves stealing life-saving rescue equipment from the Nelson Coast Guard rescue boat earlier this month that she wanted to do something to help.

And last Thursday, Louella and her year three and four class put their rescue plan into action, serving up a school lunch to raise $352 for the Coast Guard. The Mad Butcher also helped, donating sausages for a sausage sizzle which was followed by a delicious apple crumble made from ingredients donated by Hoddys Orchard and school parents and served in paper cups donated by Pomeroys.

“No one should steal anything but it was even worse stealing from people who saves lives,” Louella says. “I was really shocked when I read about it and just wanted to help.”

Year three and four teacher Alison Hart says Louella read the story to her class during their current events lesson and all the children decided they wanted to do something for the Coast Guard. Alison says the children initially discussed donating their pocket money but then came up with the idea of a school lunch to raise funds.

“I liked the fact that they all showed so much empathy to the Coast Guard,” Alison says. “But I’m especially very proud that they came up with an idea to help and then carried it through – it was all their idea and they did all the work.”

The school hopes to donate the proceeds to Nelson Coast Guard next month.

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The reduction applies to the section of Queen St from Gladstone Rd to Salisbury Rd as well as the full length of Sundial Square. As part of the upgrade the current raised ‘courtesy crossings’ will also be removed and the carriageway will be narrowed.

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Supporting healthy living Moturoa consultation acknowledged Tasman District Council has been named as a one of 17 finalists in the 2017 Local Government New Zealand Excellence Awards. The council is a finalist in the Fulton Hogan Excellence in Community Engagement Award for its Moturoa/Rabbit Island Reserve Management Plan consultation. Judges for the awards are former Wellington Mayor Kerry Prendergast, Chair of EQC Sir Maarten Wevers and The NZ Initiative’s Director, Dr Oliver Hartwich.

The winners will be announced at the LGNZ Conference in July.

Spread the warmth Research by University of Otago’s public health department has found that NZ homes tend to be old, poorly constructed and, by international standards, inadequately insulated.

For older people, being cold can result in atrial fibrillation, stroke or malfunctioning of their heart. Age Concern Nelson Tasman is running a ‘Spread the Warmth’ campaign this winter to support older people. They are calling for donations of blankets, warm coats, hot water bottles and warm socks.

All donations can be dropped off at their offices at 62 Oxford St, Richmond.

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Cancer is not generally considered a “polite topic of conversation” over your morning cuppa, but for the members of the Nelson Haematology Support Group, it’s a critical part of life, and living.

The support group was born out of the need to help “normalise” the inevitable journey that people diagnosed with incurable blood and bone cancers, such as leukaemia and myeloma, face.

Founding member Graham Sturgess says that “you can feel awfully isolated ... living with a death threat over your head”.

There is no cure, so “we’re just on hold for as long as we can be – that makes it a little bit different”, says fellow support group member Lloyd Kennedy.

Despite having a terminal condition, talk of death isn’t common-place. Support group member Rita Tyrie emphasises that a key focus of the group is about supporting you to “live as best as you can, while you can”.

Blood and bone cancers are often incredibly rare, meaning that for many patients some-

Nelson Haematology Support Group members, from left, Rita Tyrie, Lloyd Kennedy and Graham Sturgess. Photo: Judene Edgar. times there is no one else in the region with the same condition.

While they discuss anything from stem cell transplants to wheatgrass, overseas medications to physiotherapy treatments, Lloyd says that “sometimes you just need to speak to someone else – someone who isn’t a nurse or doctor”.

“Being able to talk to others, hear about what they do to stabilise [their heath] is so very im-

portant. There’s nothing like the support of people who’ve been there or who are going through it”, says Lloyd.

Graham and Lloyd first met at the quarterly education sessions run by the Leukaemia and Blood Cancer New Zealand, but identified a need for localised peer support. “Our aim is for people to know that there’s somewhere for them to come where they can feel supported

and understood”, Graham says.

Lloyd says that he generally leaves the meetings “feeling very positive and thankful for the health and time I do have”.

The Nelson Haematology Support Group meets every second Tuesday of the month. For more information contact Graham Sturgess on 544 3037 or email gsturgess@gmail.com, or Lloyd Kennedy on 544 2636 or email valandlloyd@gmail.com.

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Young growers getting ready Six of Nelson’s best are preparing to compete in next week’s regional young fruit grower competition.

The winner progresses to the national Young Grower of the Year final, in Christchurch, where they will compete for the national title.

This year’s entrants are Ralph Bastian, Wai West Horticulture in Ap-

pleby, Lee Beloe, Vailima Orchard, Waimea Plains, Rowan Cox and Daniel Thomas, Thomas Bros, Riwaka, Aaron Finlay, T&G, Riwaka and Corey Newport, Heywood Orchards, Motueka. The contestants will complete eight practical exercises designed to test the skills needed to run a successful orchard.

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Steve Steele is looking for someone to take over the Nelson Motor Show. Photo: Charles Anderson.

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“It’s just incredible. Every year new people turn up. It changes every year.”

He thought it might suit a car club, association or even a business looking for something to use as a promotional tool.

Steve says he has always wanted the Motor Show to be for everyone.

“Even if you bring along a $500 car or a $500,000 car you will be treated the same. You get a young fellah, with a $500 car he is proud of that. When he is 50 like the rest of us he will end up with something different.

He should be encouraged and the older ones can do that.”

Steve says he still wants to be involved but acknowledges other people might have better ideas.

“I don’t want the quality to go downhill. It has put us on the map.”

There is no money involved as the event runs as a charity, but there is a variety of chattels that the show has accumulated over the years. Steve says he will hand all those over.

He says he can stay on to help, or if the new organisers want him to step aside he is happy to do that.

“I’m happy to guide someone along or let it go.”

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After four years, organiser Steve Steele is offering over the event to a likeminded party to help take it to the next level.

“It’s time for me to step back, it’s getting busier and bigger every year and it’s getting too big just for me.”

The show attracts thousands to Tahunanui Beach each year to check out classic and vintage cars, hotrods and even aircrafts.

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Dire situation The TDC’s predictions of doom should they fail in their aspirations, it seems the only prophecies missing are pestilence and plagues of frogs and locusts. The only factor which would bring about such a “dire” situation for the district is that the irrigators, masterminded

by Waimea Irrigators Limited, would have been allowed to continue throwing vast quantities of water around as they do now despite a forecast of a particularly dry summer. I am reliably informed that in fact much of this waste is merely to use up their allocations since TDC operates a “use it or lose it” policy.

John Nichols, Brightwater.

Dam essential So, pleased to see your comments and writing, regarding the dam. I have talked to a lot of urban people, and lifestyle people who just don’t think it is their problem as the water has been coming out of the tap, with the odd dry summer affecting their lawn and garden but not their day to day washing.

With the urban spread, there will be a need for more and more water, 45 years ago Richmond had about 7000 people, at the present rate of growth we will soon be three times that population and where will the water come from.

Come on TDC councillors and urban people, get your heads out of the sand, this is not just an irrigators and river level problem, it is a shortage of water, which got shelved nearly 50 years ago because of costs, please don’t make the same mistake.

I for one don’t want to go back to washing and showering once a week, this is not scaremongering, it is the cold hard facts, and I’m pleased to see Simon write word for word what an old codger like me with no tickets or qualifications, other than plain common sense, has been thinking for a long time, even back to 1970s, after the shelving of the water supply from Lake Rotoiti to follow the old Railway line down.

John Harwood QSM Poll against dam All ratepayers in Tasman received the TDC Newsline Dam Special Edition and the Proposal for Financing and Governance Consultation outline for the Waimea Community Dam in October 2014.

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ed that in April-May 2015 all ratepayers would have the opportunity to vote on whether the dam should proceed or not. The ratepayer poll was approximately 100 for and 900 against in the Financing and Governance Consultation after which the Mayor issued a statement that the council had taken on board the ratepayers call for user pays.

Two weeks later, the Mayor then announced that he was including $25 million in the 2015-25 LTP for ratepayer share of funding the dam and cancelled the promised consultation with ratepayers over whether to proceed with the dam or not. As a result, TDC have no mandate to justify any spend on this project.

Paul MacLennan Delay costs money After reading your paper on June 21, I was very surprised a solution to the water problem has not progressed further.

There can be no doubt that we have a water supply issue, summer water restrictions confirm this!

With the continued growth of the district this problem will only increase, potentially affecting daily life and commerce for all.

The only reason the cost is so high now is due to the problem not being dealt with in a timely manner and should have been addressed years ago when it was first identified.

The delay and indecision is costing the district dearly. The councillors that have voted against progress obviously are considering the next elections and not doing their job - considering the needs of the district.

Tracy Tyson

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Back to the future Judene Edgar The Waimea South Historical Society is keen to remind residents what the town used to look like, as the Queen St upgrade is set to change the face of Richmond once more.

Rob Packer, who runs Richmond Antiques and Curios, came up with the idea to put together history panels about Richmond, after seeing a call-out by Tasman District Council for suggestions of how to beautify the ‘construction box’. The ‘box’, which is made up of white panels, helps to reduce noise and dust from the Queen St road works, and is already home to colourful chalkboards, reality-altering mirrors, and information about the upgrade.

“There aren’t many history panels in Richmond”, says Rob, “so it seemed like a good opportunity to remember the town’s history”.

Teaming up with Roger Batt from the Waimea South Historical Society was the next logical step.

Rob has an extensive collection of historic postcards and photographs, and supplemented these with photos from private collections and the Museum. Roger’s job was to research the history, talking

to relatives of some of Richmond’s founding fathers, trawling through The Prow and Papers Past, as well as Jean Sutton’s book ‘How Richmond Grew’.

While it’s taken hundreds of hours, Roger says that “it’s been a real labour of love because we’re both interested in history”. “I collect anything to do with history”, Rob says.

The panels are located on the ‘construction box’ outside the Richmond Library, which, according to the panels, was once the site of Holdaway Undertakers and Builders. While there aren’t many of the original buildings still standing, the panels take us back to a time when butchers and hotels lined the streets, you could get almost anything you wanted from the General Storekeepers building, and there was no better place for butter than the Richmond Butter Factory.

Council communications advisor Chris Choat says that it was a fantastic opportunity to be able to show “what is happening, what has happened, and what will happen in the future”.

Rob and Roger are hoping to find a permanent home for the panels in a central location in Richmond once the upgrade has been completed.

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Finding every single weka within the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary’s 14m pest-proof fence is no easy task.

The curious bird is the single most vulnerable species in the sanctuary’s upcoming poison drop, so getting them out is a top priority, according to their Ecosystem Ranger, Robert Schadewinkel.

Armed with a wildlife sound machine, cheese, cage traps, hand nets and a noose, they have managed to move 24 birds to safety since they started their “weka hunt” two weeks ago.

“The general estimate is that there are 40 to 60 weka in there, but it really is impossible to know,” Robert says. “We are just catching as many as we can.”

There are also low numbers of robin, morepork, harrier hawk and New Zealand falcon within the fence, however Robert says the majority of these native birds will be completely unaffected by the poison operation.

“The pellets are coloured green, which is a colour generally ignored by birds and not mistaken for food.

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The sanctuary are aiming to remove all the weka within the fence to safety, ahead of its poison drop this winter. Photo: Kate Russell. natural foragers, they may directly eat the bait,” he says.

“Weka are omnivores, so they eat anything.”

The sanctuary has been searching for weka with the Department of Conservation, primarily in the lower part of sanctuary, and then releasing them just outside the fence in a similar habitat. And, just before the drop takes place, Robert says they will scour

the same area again, as more weka will move down into the “vacant spaces”.

“The lower part of the sanctuary is prime habitat for weka - they love the undergrowth,” says Robert.

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“If they are desperate, they will go for a weka, but the adults are resilient,” he says.

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“I had no family, no friends, no hope, no future … I was a drug addict. I had uncontrollable rage and I was looking back and started to reflect on my life.”

He thought about suicide.

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Jesus. Then I started going to church.” He says it was like walking into another world.

“The hardest thing for me was to understand what love was. I never remember being loved as a child.”

But in church that was all they spoke about. He came off the streets and into the home of one of the parishioners. He started to look at his life in a way he never had before. Matiu started to figure out how he could forgive his father for abandoning him as a baby and how to forgive his mother for disowning him when he was 15.

“There were a lot of tears and a lot of pain.”

Matiu says he was never taught about right and wrong growing up, so it was

a process in understanding what that meant and being “set free” of that baggage.

About 10 years ago, he did.

He started going to Bible College. Then in 2014 he started studying counselling at the Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology. He gained his certificate and is now having a break from studying towards his degree.

“I want to help people. I want to use the experience I have had to be used for good.”

Matiu, a single dad to an 11-year-old son, says it gave him tools for his own personal development.

In 2008 he started his own ministry called “The Peacemakers”. The non-denominational church uses some of the motifs and language

from gang culture to help give those who are embedded in it an alternative to the life they are leading.

“We don’t believe a church is confined to four walls. It is wherever we are.”

He says other churches have looked down on them because they don’t “fit into a box”, but he has seen the good they have done.

They also don’t believe in preaching the gospel.

“We live it. I don’t want to be in people’s faces.”

But that does not stop the public often getting the wrong idea when he and his parishioners are out in public. They wear leather jackets with patches and are heavily tattooed. But these ones read things like “Child of God” and “Jesus Christ.”

Matiu has a facial tattoo, as part of his full moko, that reads: “Jesus Christ for Life”.

“We are taking familiar concepts to people from gang culture and turning them around in a biblical way,” he says. Matiu says he doesn’t mind people judging them from their appearance but many do come and speak to them about who they are.

“Some don’t take the time to read what we wear. They see patches and judge. But we are all human and this is about looking further than just skin deep.”

Matiu says he and the church do not have anything to prove. “We are just thankful that we were taken out of the darkness and hope that we can be a light.”

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Since opening its doors back in 2010 on Richmond’s Queen St, Chai Yo has provided a staple takeaway menu for many locals and a warm, welcoming restaurant for sit-down dining.

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Chai Yo’s last night of service will be this Saturday, July 1, with work on the popular Thai restaurant scheduled to take place over the next three months. While Bu-nga and the team are excited about the changes they have planned for the restaurant, their loyal customers have expressed sadness over the temporary closure, which is why Bu-nga and Nuttavut will be doing all they can to accommodate Chai Yo fans at their second restaurant, The Lemongrass.

From Chai Yo’s mouth-watering menu, 10 signature dishes have been selected by Bu-nga and Nuttavut and will be served at The Lemongrass for the duration of the restaurants closure. The Lemongrass’s kitchen will be rearranged to accommodate the cooking equipment needed to re-create Chai Yo’s popular meals, which include their crunchy chicken with creamy curry sauce, Thai green and Thai red curries, their Pad Thai, fried rice and more.

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While undertaking a renovation is enough to keep anyone busy, Bu-nga and Nuttavut are also hard at work on the creation of their new restaurant in Nelson, focusing on Thai and Chinese dishes.

The pair wishes to thank their customers for all the positive feedback and support they have received for Chai Yo and The Lemongrass over the years, and are sure their future Nelson customers will feel the same about their latest hospitality venture.

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Men in Business From humble beginnings operating out of his home, Rowan Dron has successfully developed Rowan Dron Electrical into a respected and professional name that is trusted by many throughout the Nelson Tasman Region. The team, under Rowan’s leadership, continues to grow with an expanding list of projects to keep them busy. Rowan Dron Electrical has years of experience on its side and the team takes great pride in offering solutions to their clients electrical needs, whether it’s the Rowan Dron simplest of tasks like installing additional power sockets in a home, through to large scale commercial projects. At this time of the year, it’s important to Rowan and the team that people enjoy a warm, healthy winter, which is why they recommend the home ventilation system from SmartVent. As well as ventilating your home with fresh air and removing condensation, SmartVent Synergy can circulate the warm air generated from your heat pump or fire around the house, while SmartVent Evolve allows you to control your homes’ climate, even when you’re not there. For more information on any of their services, give them a call today.

Ben and Wendy Brownie are the husband and wife team behind The Car Company in Richmond, backed up by great staff including Jim Matthews, Paul Pannell, John King and Alan Jordan. The team has a lot of experience in the sales industry including Wendy’s 17 years in real estate, while Jim Matthews is a well-known face having previously owned and operated Village Cycles.

With full finance and insurance opportunities on site, and over 500 vehicles to choose from, The Car Company really is dedicated to finding you the right fit. They also make regular buying trips to Japan, so if what you’re looking for can’t be found at their branch, or sourced from business partner Shane Drummond at The Car Company Nelson, they’ll take your specifications and bring back exactly what you asked for.

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For 16 years, Reece Forbes has been successfully selling businesses within the Bayleys real estate team, and is the experienced professional you need to talk to when it comes to selling your biggest asset. As well as his time in real estate, Reece is fully aware of the satisfaction and challenges that come with being a business owner, having previously owned and operated two of his own business ventures. This has given Reece a comprehensive understanding of businesses and allows him to better meet the needs of his clients, who want to receive a result that represents the hard work they’ve put into their venture.

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A splendidly blended tale Pinegrove Kindergarten students were treated to the launch of author Jerri J Pirc’s new book, ‘Kate and Caboodle in a splendidly blended tale’ on June 9. The book is a sequel to ‘Kate and Caboodle’ published in 2015, which tells the story of Kate Caboodle’s family of birds and animals, which has grown so big that she needs to move house.

The characters have been delightfully brought to life by award-winning Mapua illustrator and graphic designer Jane Smith. Jane’s favourite character is the goat riding the tractor, whereas for Jack Carmody, 4, his favourite was the pig.

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Project Jonah wins community award Charles Anderson The inspiring work of volunteers helping save dozens of whales at Farewell Spit has seen Project Jonah come away with the Supreme Award at this year’s Trustpower Nelson Tasman Community Awards.

The awards were announced Monday night at a function at Seifried Estate Winery.

Trustpower community relations representative Emily Beaton says, “their volunteers are the ambassadors in the community, sharing and educating people on how to help marine mammals, volunteering assistance at training

courses, community events and strandings.”

Nelson Tasman is home to 337 trained marine mammal medics – everyday people who have undertaken training and are prepared to respond to marine mammal emergencies, anytime, anywhere. On February 10, Farewell Spit experienced the largest whale stranding for 100 years.

Volunteers stopped their everyday activities and responded, attending the four-day incident, volunteering thousands of hours providing leadership, helping on the ground and giving support.

“They are heroes,” Emily says.

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rescue efforts, and as a community we couldn’t be any prouder of them.” For winning the Supreme Award, Project Jonah received a framed certificate, a trophy and $1500 prize money.

Project Jonah now has the opportunity to represent the district at the 2017 Trustpower National Community Awards, which are being held in the Queenstown Lakes District in April 2018.

Other winners were Fynn Sawyer for Youth Spirit, Mapua School for Heritage and Environment, Menzshed Waimea for Health and Wellbeing, Sukita Project for Arts and Culture, Coastguard Nelson for Sport and Leisure and

Local kids learn how to keep a whale hydrated at a Project Jonah event at Tahunanui Beach last year.

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Women won the Tasman award and Nelson Youth Council won the Nelson award.

Brightwater School Gala and Silent Auction on Sunday from 11.30am to 2.30pm, will be a great day out with a variety of stalls and family entertainment, raising money to upgrade the children’s playground.

The silent auction includes a signed Kieran Read Crusader’s training jersey, Farewell Spit Eco Tour, travel vouchers and much more. From left, Michael Wadsworth, Alice Cameron, Cody NewboldSeymour, Lucy Cameron, Ruby Gibson and Jacob Heath proudly display some of the student garden art also available at the Gala.

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It’s cold out there. Well at least it is in New Zealand. My wife and I have been lucky enough to spend the last three months traveling overseas where the weather was a lot warmer.

New Zealand sits at the bottom of the world and like so many, we wanted to make the most of the effort it is to get anywhere. We visited a number of countries in Asia and Europe and saw some incredibly beautiful sights as tourists.

Being a couple that likes to walk we became aware of the, often, thin veneer that exist around these places. For instance, in Jordan we were taken aback by the plastic litter that blows across the sands.

In most countries if you ventured far enough you were confronted with the issue of rubbish.

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Are we guilty of presenting ourselves in the same way – showing the good side and not acknowledging the areas we need to do more work?

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do. That is why I found it refreshing reading a post of a friend who pulled over to take a photo of New Zealand scenery, and the first thing she saw, after the epic scenery, was rubbish.

So many pre-mix alcohol and energy drink cans lying in the grass clearly thrown out of the window by people who didn’t care. Her first reaction was anger but then she did the unusual, and picked it all up, leaving a beautiful place unspoiled.

Yes, people will continue to litter, but this person’s action showed the battle is not lost.

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Waimea College students, from left, Roxy Taylor, Brie Mercer and Amber Radcliffe were living art at the college’s art exhibition which started on Monday. The exhibition is part of the college’s two-week celebration of visual and performing arts. The exhibition included a blacklight tunnel with glowing pieces on the walls and interactive art. Brightwater, Henley and Ranzau school students also had their art work in the exhibition. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

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The Nelson Orienteering Club’s mid-week winter rogaine series is getting hundreds of people off the couch on these dark, cold Wednesday nights and out running and walking on the streets and bush tracks around Nelson.

There have already been three of the four rogaines and, with just one more to go at Tahunanui on Wednesday, the club has been amazed by the popularity of the series. Around 150 people competed in last Wednesday’s rogaine around the Grampians and club president Dave Mangnall says it’s been great for the sport and, also, the club’s mapping programme.

“We use the proceeds from the night rogaine series to help pay for our mapping programme so we’re pleased

we’re getting such good numbers,” Dave says. “We always need to update our maps as the features change and put out some new maps and that costs money.”

Dave says the maps are initially updated using satellite imagery to identify any changes in features such as new buildings or tracks. The changes are “field checked” by club volunteers using GPS technology that “talks to a software system” before they are mapped.

Although there are some very experienced orienteers competing in the night rogaine series, Dave says one of its big appeals is that it is family-friendly with plenty of parents and their children coming along.

“The younger kids seem to really enjoy it. You often see the mum or dad with the map doing the navigating and the children running along with the clue sheets checking off the clues – it’s

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Cameron makes NZ team Waimea College student Cameron Jones has been selected for the New Zealand team to contest the UCI Mountain Bike World Championships in Cairns, Australia from September 5-10. The team is led by former junior and under-23 world champion Anton Cooper and Sam Gaze, who will defend his under-23 world title at Cairns. Cameron, 16, will race in the under-19 crosscountry event in the famed Smithfield Regional Park just north of the city.

Rabbits hop into final The Richmond Rabbits have secured a place in the Tasman Rugby League grand final after beating minor premiers, the Wairau Taniwha, 20-18 in the first semi-final in Blenheim on Saturday. The Rabbits were behind 8-4 at halftime and again 18-8 early in the second half before scoring two tries to snatch victory. The Taniwha play the Wanderers Wolves to decide the other finalist.

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Suburbs hangs on Nelson Suburbs advanced to the round of 16 in the Chatham Cup after beating Coastal 1-0 at Saxton Field on Sunday. It is the first time since 2009 that Suburbs have made the last 16. Ross McPhie scored the game’s only goal. Suburbs will play either Queenstown Rovers, Cashmere Technical or Caversham in the next round.

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Waimea College just misses out Waimea College First XI football team missed out on a place in the New Zealand secondary school football championships after drawing 1-1 with Marlborough Boys College in Blenheim. Waimea conceded a late goal to secure a place in the champs on goal differential. Marlborough finished second in the Top of the South qualifying group behind Nelson College, which beat both teams.

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Mountainbikes and maps The Nelson Orienteering Club is holding a mountainbike orienteering event on Rough Island and Rabbit Island this Sunday. There will be short and long course options with estimated durations of one and two hours respectively.

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Simon Bloomberg Wakefield couldn’t repeat its early season win against Nelson Suburbs Reserves, losing 2-0 in their Nelson Pine Industries Division One football game played at Wakefield Domain on Saturday.

Wakefield came back from a 0-2 deficit to win 4-2 when the two teams played earlier in the season, but couldn’t contain a strong Suburbs team on Saturday. The Suburbs team boosted by Mainland League players, including Campbell Banks, secured its first win of the season after goals to Ryan Stewart and and Daniel Grimshaw.

Wakefield coach Dave Emerson says the team played well against a quality Suburbs team that dominated most of the match.

“I thought we played alright considering they had quite a few Mainland players in their team,” Dave says. “We haven’t won too many games in the last few years and we’ve won three this season so we are quite happy.”

Dave says the team’s younger players, Joseph Rozga, 15, and the youngest of the five Marshall brothers, Kieran, aged 18, both stepped up on Saturday. All five Marshall brothers, Kieran, Justin, William, Loren and Gabriel, were on the field together for the first time this season.

“Joseph went very well. He’d played for the under-17 team in the morning so he had a busy day,” Dave says.

In other games, Joey Turner scored four goals for Richmond Athletic in their 7-1 win over Motueka at Jubilee Park, while FC Nelson beat Nelson College 3-2 at the Broads.

Richmond leads the competition on 29 points, six clear of Nelson College 1st XI after 11 rounds. FC Nelson is third on 22 with a game in hand, Sprig & Fern Tahuna fourth on 20 and Wakefield fifth on 12.

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Waimea Old Boys needs to break losing streak Simon Bloomberg Waimea Old Boys A co-captain Ben Eder is confident his team will return to form in time for the business end of the season after a 54-7 defeat at the hands of a rampant Wanderers side at Jubilee Park.

An under-strength Waimea failed to fire in their Nelson Bays division one rugby game last Saturday, trailing 39-0 at half time and eventually conceding eight tries in the onesided encounter. It was Waimea’s third straight loss since beating Nelson in the Tasman Trophy final and Ben says it’s time for the team to drag themselves out of the slump.

“We had quite a few players away on Saturday, but that’s no excuse,” Ben says. “We

were outplayed by a better team on the day.

“It’s been tough since we won the Tasman Trophy but I’m confident that the guys know what do at this stage of the season. We are not far off our best and I’m sure we’ll come good when it comes to semi-finals footy.”

However, Ben concedes their season won’t get any easier this Saturday when they take on a Kahurangi team that upset Nelson 29-27 at Riwaka last Saturday.

“It’s a crazy competition and you can’t afford to take any team for granted. Kahurangi tipped up Nelson at the weekend so they’re going to be a challenge, especially over there.”

Waimea Old Boys plays Kahurangi at Sports Park Motueka on Saturday starting at 3pm.

Waimea Old Boys A co-captain Ben Eder crashes into a tackle against Wanderers at Jubilee Park on Saturday. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport.

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Super Liquor Waimea Old points table with two roundBoys B are facing “a must- robin games remaining. win game” when they takeBusiness “It Advisor was gutting,” co-coach on Collingwood in their Car Scott McKenzie says. “We Company Nelson Bays divi- played well in patches but our Business Advisor and execution were sion two rugby game on Sat- finishing urday after suffering a “gut- poor. ting” 23-22 loss to Stoke at “We were down 13-0 at half time after playing into the Jubilee Park.

Waimea almost stole last Sat- wind and never got ahead.

Business Advisor Sure, we had a chance to win urday’s match when fullback Mitchell Bateman crossed for at the end but we didn’t really a try rightBusiness on fulltime to re- play well enough.”

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The team will be providing snacks and refreshments and “We are fourth M.T.L equal with running a silent auction during the big game. Included in the Collingwood Mytton andTransport only Limited have prizes are a signed Highlanders Super Rugby jersey, a load two more rounds, so it’s a of firewood, power tools and five free physiotherapy sessions.

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Community Notices COMMUNITY SING A LONG Wednesday 5th July.

1.30 pm Wesley Centre 4 Wensley Rd Richmond (opp TDC) . Afternoon tea. Gold coin donation for Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy. Enquiries 544 8562.

HOPE/RANZAU W.I. July Meeting Weds. 5th at Senior Citizens Hall, Oxford St., Richmond at 1.30pm. Members will “show & talk”. Very interesting. Do come. Your contact Brenda 5445872.

NELSON/TASMAN ENdOMETRIOSIS NETWORk Kathy Houghton, Naturopath, ex midwife & Fertility Educator speaks on Endometriosis & Complementary Therapies at Contour Roofing, 41 Venice Pl, Stoke Mon. 3 July 7.30pm. Everyone welcome. Usual Gold Coin donation appreciated.

Helen 5441724 or nelsonsupport@nzendo.org.nz REdWOOd VALLEY HALL AGM Mon. July 3rd ‘17 - 7.30pm at hall. If you want this hall to be kept open we need your support. Secretary Karen Matthews 021 741 357 or Karen@redwoodgrove.co.nz ail Mason 5442763 gailmasonnz@gmail.com NELSON TRAMPING CLUB invites you: July 2, Dunn Mtn/Little Twin, fit; July 3, Club Pub Night, ph: Kate 547 6463. Details www.http://nelsontrampingclub.org.nz ENGLISH CONVERSATION GROUP for ESL speakers: students, locals, visitors. Weds 4.30-6pm in Trinity Church, back right hand door, 64 Nile St.,

by Nelson Central School. Informal conversation, tea,coffee. Rachael Ph 02102686970.

SPIRITEd CONVERSATIONS Wed. 28 June Gender issues are in the news. Hear Q-Youth Coordinator Spencer Sharpe on being LGBT+ in Nelson. Yaza cafe opens 6pm Speaker 7.30pm. Koha. Ph 5486241 HAVE fUN,PLAY PéTANqUE, All ages & fitness levels welcome. Ph. Roger or Shirley 5466562.

STOkE SENIORS: Tues July 4th Colours entertain with popular songs . Weds 5th Book Chat group @ 11 am. A talk by Heather Lackner from the Alzheimers Association. Thurs 6th Mel’s Memory Lane at 1.30 pm. Theme: Entertainment.

Weds 12th Julie Saraswati will entertain on harp & guitar . Thurs 13th We’re celebrating French Day with a special lunch at 12 pm. Cost: $14 Please book. Prizes for best dressed & raffles. Anne &June

Guthard in cabaret concert with French songs @ 1.30 pm. Weds 19th Karen & Mel give a “Soup Making” demo. Thurs 20th The Bullen Sisters with their popular sing-a-long. Thurs July 27th The Wentworth Singers . Most weekly concerts/events start at 1.30 pm with admission of $5.

NELSON PHILATELIC SOCIETY: Next meeting 9th July, Sunday afternoon, 1:45pm, at Stoke school. Come along philatelists & stamp collectors & share your interests. Ph 5471140 fRIENdS Of THE MAITAI PLANT CARE Friday 30 June 4pm onwards. Opposite Maitai Valley Motor Camp. Across forestry bridge ISEL LAdIES PROBUS CLUB welcomes new members to friendly interesting meetings each 4th Wed each mth, Elim Church, Main Rd., Stoke 9.45 for 10am. Also, a monthly dining out group & a coffee group. Joy 538 0035 or Sue 5486062.

ASTRONOMY View the Moon & other celestial objects, Fri 30 June 7 pm, weather permitting, at the Cawthron Atkinson Observatory, Clifton Terrace School, Atawhai. All welcome. Gold coin entry.

Also Dennis Goodman will lead a discussion on astronomy apps & websites at the Milton Room, Cawthron Institute, Milton St., 7.30 pm, Thurs 6 July. All welcome. Gold coin entry. Info 539-1108. fRESH fOCUS Alison Horn speaking about “In the Footsteps of Rewi Alley in China” on Mon 3 July, 10 to 11 am, at Elim Hall, 625 Main Rd. Stoke. Everyone welcome. Entry $2. Info 539-1108.

ASTRONOMY HALL fOR HIRE SeniorNet Nelson Hall avail. for hire. Seated capacity 90 people. Cost $24 per hour (min 2 hours). See https://www.seniornetnelson.org.nz/about-us/hall-for-hire.html.

NELSON INSTITUTE illustrated talk. Sunday 2nd July. ‘Cartoonists Take On Climate Change’.

Climate change consultant Dr Gerrit van der Lingen takes a light-hearted look at climate change & the Paris Climate Accord. Activity Room, Nelson Library. $2pp. 2pm Queries 5487889 NELSON TRAMPING CLUB invites you: July 2, Dunn Mtn/Little Twin, fit; July 3, Club Pub Night, ph: Kate 547 6463. Details www.http://nelsontrampingclub.org.nz

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TAPAWERA AREA SCHOOL 75TH REUNIONS 29/30 Sept. ‘17. Programme: Photos, 3 early Schools Bus trips with speakers, netball/touch sports tournie, Speakers , Meal & Dance. Early registrations closes 30 June. Late fee till 30 July. tas75@tapawera.school.nz Facebook. Post TAS 75th, RD2 Wakefield 7096 ph 5224337 Barbara. fOSTER CARER TRAINING for Oranga Tamariki will be held on the 4 July, 9 am to 4 pm, & the 25 July, 6 to 9 pm. If you are interested please contact Vickie Sime on 989 4200.

TEST & LAUNCH YOUR BUSINESS fOR fREE starting July. Get registered for info session Tues. 4 July 6pm at www.barbicantc.com or 03-547 6138.

RAGGEd CROW MORRIS dANCERS. A 500 year old tradition. We practice weekly on Thursdays at 7pm in the Trafalgar St. Hall, Nelson. New dancers & musicians welcome. Roger 0204 061 8088.

NELSON ALPINE CLUB. Faroe Islands. An exciting slide presentation about establishing a new climbing route on the iconic Trollfinger tower.

Honest Lawyer. 7pm. Friday 28 July.

ANTIqUE BOTTLE & COLLECTABLES CLUB meet on the first Tuesday of month at 7.30pm at BRd.green House. Informal, informative & friendly.

Bring along your treasures.

NELSON SOCIAL dANCING, Club Waimea 8 July.

Live music. 7.30pm – 11.15pm. Members $10, Non Members $15. Contact Francis 021 727 572.

NELSON RAILWAY at Founders Park. ON Sat 1st & Sun 2nd July the Railcar will be running both days between 11am & 4pm, weather permitting.

During the week (except Thursday) inquire at the Railway Workshop. Adults $5 Children $3 THE STAGE IS CALLING A series of 5 (2.5 hr) Performing Arts workshops. Workshop 1) Sat 17 June. A basic intro into the Performing Arts. 10 am at the Activity Room at NSN Library. $10 unwaged, $20 waged. To register in advance call Tim or Jonathan on 03 546 9317.

BRIGHTWATER SCHOOL WINTER GALA JOIN US for the & Silent Auction, Sun 2 July at the school grounds. Featuring a great variety of stalls & lots of entertainment for all ages. Cake Stall, Kids Stalls, Entertainment & Activities, Clothing & Book Stalls, Plants & Garden Art, Farm Shop & more.

MUSIC ON fRIdAY 7 July 10am St David’s Florence St .Music of Strangers ,Jo Jo Ma,s award winning documentary,the story spanning the globe of international music. Dont miss this one BABY GEAR SALE Nelson District Parents Centre Baby Gear Sale 12 Aug 9am-12.30pm Masonic Lodge, Nile St. $2 entry. Second-hand & new baby & children’s gear & much more! Book a table for $25 & sell your gear – NDPC.EVENTS@GMAIL.COM.

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Trades & Services

For the best service in town call or visit

Trades &Services 16 Halifax Street 548 0007 CoMPUTERs

We do call outs and remote support Friendly - Prompt - Value for all things GEEKY too

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BB

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Call 03 548 0007

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ELECTRICIAN

ELECTRICIAN

Lift Ezy with Ezy Lift 30 tonne crane and 7 tonne small city crane

Daryl Murray 021 272 3000

Services

The Curtain Lady Brenda: 027 842 1780 03 544 8385

E: brendawim@hotmail.com

• FREE MEASURE & QUOTE NEW + EXISTING HOMES • ALL ALTERATIONS, ROMAN BLINDS + RESTRINGING • DOOR TO DOOR SERvIcE

daryl@ezylift.co.nz

SAvE UP TO 30% off your fabric when getting your new curtains made with BB’s Services.

ELECTRICIAN

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Ltd

New Homes • Commercial Rural • Retail • Alterations Prompt response is our priority

24hr Service

544 9844 027 542 4473

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Domestic & Commercial Wiring

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GARDENING

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• Monthly maintenance programmes.

Phone Tony & Zoe

544 3977 0275 288 434

P: 03 5530 306 M: 022 122 5013

E: ollie@sagelandscapes.co.nz www.sagelandscapes.co.nz

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Phone Tony & Zoe

544 3977 0275 288 434

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• Garden restoration.

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021 491 188

021491188, 035410097 (03) 541 0097 tvt@xtra.co.nz

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• Weeding.

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545 1000 021 223 3135

$17 +gst per week

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per week

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

or 03 544 1212 (offRichmond Beach Road)

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

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• • • • • •

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

PLUMBER

544 8059 www.tasmanbayplumbing.co.nz

1/750 Lower Queen St Richmond

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Qualified Tradesman

$17 +gst

4A Gladstone Road, 12 Cargill Place, Richmond

Professional Plumbing Services in Nelson, Richmond & Motueka

allen & maree parsons 541 9637 027 351 6229

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Landscaping

Sheryl (03) 539 4856 021 355 843

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or 021 0230 3925 paintcan nelson

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03 545 2903

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Landscapes

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general electrical work

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Registered Electricians

GARDENING

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Maintenance & Repairs

FREE Mileage - conditions apply

DECoRAToR

• Sectional insulated and un-insulated garage doors and roller doors

PV Solar expert

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sales@waimeaweekly.co.nz

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PAINTER

Adam Brumwell

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027 671 8417 or 544 9415

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36A Vickerman St, Nelson Phone: 546 6660 Email: paintco@xtra.co.nz

DAVE’S

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Dr Dave Ward 021 277 3115 or 543 3777

PLUMBING & GAs

Honest Reliable Master Master Honest Reliable Plumbers and Gasfitters Plumbers and Gasfitters Since 1915 Since 1915

Small Small • Leaking taps & pipes Jobs • KitchensJobs & Welcome bathrooms Welcome • Solar • Drainage Kevin Harris Kevin Harris

Ph: 543 8090 Ph: 543 8090 PEsT CoNTRoL

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& Spiders

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PH 544 9037

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Thistle & Fern

Call Carole Horrell B H Sc (Podiatry)

Clinics in Stoke, Wakefield, Motueka & Takaka.

Home visits also available Ph 021 0247 4037 or 03 927 5120 carole@mobilefeet.co.nz

• Diabetic foot care • Dry heels • Corn & callus removal • Ingrown toenail treatment • Foot massage • Foot care products Call Patricia 548 4036 or 021 043 9724

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Home visits by appointment.

Clinic on Wednesdays at Richmond Town Hall 9 Cambridge St.

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

021 047 6352 Licensed Salesperson REAA 2008

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021 49 00 49

544 9037

per week

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Proudly supplying Orange Residential Homes roofing requirements for over 10 years

TA S M A N S TO R AG E

STORAGE

• Tightness & discomfort • Stress • Headaches • Muscle fatigue

• Low prices • Secure storage • CCTV Surveillance

Contact: Lee Burgess

74 Gladstone Rd, Richmond & 481 High St, Motueka

Lee Burgess www.therasport.co.nz

Ph 544 4306

Registered Massage Therapist (MNZ)

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

Stump GrindinG ServiceS

Stump Grinding Tree Felling & Removal Site Clearance Andrew Workman

TREE CARE

Bookings essential

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

• Tree thinning • Height Reduction • Stump Grinding • Tree Removal

021 081 82 123

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

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

0275 8888 52

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• Leaks • Repairs • Maintenance • ReRoofs • New Roofs

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03 544 8553

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1/750 Lower Queen St Richmond 7081

Nelson 03 546 9290 Richmond 03 544 2900 Blenheim 03 578 0404

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RELoCATIoNs

• Sore back or shoulders • Sciatic nerve pain • Sports injury • Aches and pains

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

For professional property management services contact the regions most preferred company by far.

Tony 021 612 316 or John 021 825 290

30m³ Truck + Man or Men Reasonable Hourly Rates

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If you are thinking of selling your business contact me now

Chris Inglis 03 5448059 0275485877

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Available for immediate start, no job to big or to small.

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Property Maintenance

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- 24/7 access - Fully fenced - 24 hour surveillance - Staff on Site Mon – Fri

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541 0287 or 027 454 3813

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20 June: First Aid for Young Children Course 30 June - 1 July: Outdoor First Aid Course

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