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A Richmond Police officer is urging caution as the area has recently seen an increase in scams, both online and door to door.

Kyle Abbot, Richmond Police Community Constable, says that the elderly in particular are being targeted, and that the number of people approaching the police who have been scammed is becoming more frequent. One such scam is the simple act of door knocking.

Kyle says that for the past few weeks scammers have been travelling around Richmond, knocking on doors asking for money, pretending to be collecting for the Blind Foundation. One middle-aged man has been asking for cash on behalf of the blind foundation.

A spokesperson for The Blind Foundation said that while the foundation has collectors in the Tasman area at present, they are not collecting money; they are only trying to sign people up for a length of time to sponsor a puppy. These collectors will have a Red

Vest/Jacket, an ID Card and an IPA They are calling at homes from 12:30pm to 7:30pm. If you have someone who comes to your door requesting money, report them to the Police

SEE PAGE 2 Kids at Tapawera School were treated to a day of inspiration by visiting young-adult author Des Hunt. Des is pictured here with the pupils from Tapawera Area School, after an ‘inspiring’ talk he gave about the process of creative writing, using tricks that he picked up from his 40 year career as a science teacher to entertain and inspire. Des’ new book, ‘To Trap a Thief ’ is set in the Nelson / Tasman Region and students from the school said it was really cool to see a landscape they recognised. Photo: Supplied.

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Teachers around the country are participating in one of the largest teacher strikes in New Zealand history. Waimea Weekly asks, ‘Do you think teachers should be paid more and have better working conditions?’

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“They deserve a pay rise. But more information on what they’re struggling with and more consultation with the parents as to how we can support them would be good.”

“They do deserve more money, and a lot of other jobs do too, doctors, nurses, etc. A lot of people have important jobs in the community and should be paid fairly.”

‘I think teachers are under resourced. There are a lot of changes that need to be made in the system, especially with large classroom sizes and teachers working long hours.’

‘On the one hand they do have quite good hours and school holidays, but if they are under resourced they are working a lot in their own time and not being paid any more.’

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immediately on 111. Mal Drummond, Elder Abuse Advisor for Age concern Nelson, says that if someone asks you for money, look for the logo. They should be wearing a vest or jacket with the logo of the charity that they’re representing. They should have a name badge. “If you’re unsure, or if you’ve never heard of the charity and it seems risky, just close the door.” The region has also seen an increase in online and phone scams. The number one thing for people to remember is that no legitimate bank or organisation will ask you to do anything with your money over the phone, or over email. Kyle says the easiest way to

avoid scams like this is to simply go to the bank. Just go into the bank and talk to a real person, face to face, Kyle says. “People are losing their savings, thousands of dollars, simply because they’re trusting.” Often a simple act like that can save people from losing thousands. One scam that police are aware of currently, is people claiming to be from telecommunications companies such as Spark and requesting bank account details. The message from police is simple – if anyone asks you to do anything with your money or bank account over the phone, just hang up. Mal says that elderly people are often the target of these scams, as they are often more

trusting by nature and vulnerable through isolation and can offer suffer more greatly than a younger person. “The difference is that if you’ve living on the pension and you lose your life savings, the chance of being able to recover your savings is very low.” Caroline Budge, the manager of Age Concern, says that if you get approached by someone asking for money or to do anything with your finances, whether it’s at your door, over the phone, or online, talk to someone else first, a friend or a family member. Elderly people who are unsure can even call Age Concern to ask for advice. Caroline says that, at the end of the day, “If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.”

Caroline Budge and Mal Drummond of Age Concern are calling for people to be vigilant as scams targeting the elderly increase. Photo: Matt McCrorie.

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Concert fundraiser success Matt McCrorie The forest fire concert was a success for everyone involved. As well as being a fantastic way of saying thanks to all the first responders and volunteers who helped during the Pigeon Valley forest fire back in February, the concert was also able to cover its own costs and raise additional money for the Mayoral Relief Fund. A cheque for $2000 will be presented to the council to go towards the fund, with Tasman Mayor Richard Kempthorne saying that “Any money that was raised surplus to cost is just awesome.” As well as that, the concert was able to cover its own costs with donations from business and

money raised from the community. Although the Tasman District Council was involved as one of the organisers, it cost the ratepayers nothing. There were several funds available through the council for a community event, however none was needed due to the massive contribution of local businesses and community volunteers. That money can now be kept and put towards something else. The Waratahs headlined the concert, and even got taken up to the fire site. Barry Saunders of the Waratahs said that the turnout was incredible, and that to get over 3000 people to a fundraising event of this scale “is just fantastic, you don’t see that a lot.”

Richard Kempthorne agreed, and said that he appreciated the fact that the event was organised by people in the local community, as a way of giving back to those who had worked hard for all of us. The reason the event was such a success, he said, was because “people really wanted to show their appreciation to those who had helped during the fire.” Steve Page, the event organiser, said that the best part about the event was the community getting together to support and thank those involved with the fires. “We really enjoyed doing it, the biggest buzz was the businesses that gave freely, that was really great.”

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Farmers are becoming concerned that more productive farmland will be used to plant trees. While the government continues to move ahead with its one billion trees scheme, farmers throughout the country are raising concerns that it may come at a cost. A new organisation 50 Shades of Green, say they are concerned about the thousands of hectares of productive farming land that have already been converted to forestry in the last year. The group was formed recently by farmers from across the country, and they soon plan to march on parliament. According to the group, it’s not just steep hill country being planted, but also productive farmland. 50 Shades of Green fear that the government’s tree planting programme will “make the zombie towns, that economists predicted, a harsh reality.” The tree planting scheme was one of the government’s

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goals that it set in 2017, to plant a billion trees by 2027. The scheme, overseen by Shane Jones, minister of Forestry and Regional Economic Development, is being used as a way to grow the regions and create jobs while also offsetting carbon emissions and growing the forestry industry. While they are not opposed to the government’s goal of planting trees and creating jobs, 50 Shades of Green spokesperson Mike Butterick says that they are against

“highly productive farmland being lost to food production forever.” Referencing the Paris accords climate agreement, the group says that, while moving towards a more carbon neutral economy means increasing the ability to adapt to the impacts of climate change and lowering greenhouse gas emissions, it should be done in a manner that does not threaten food production. “The harsh reality is that the Provincial Growth Fund

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Tasman/West Coast MP Damien O’Connor says that trees being planted on productive farmland as a part of the Government’s one billion trees scheme is not the norm.

isn’t helping the provinces but contributing to their destruction”, Mark says. “I don’t believe the government has the faintest clue what its programmes are doing to the provinces. Our view is that they’re a wrecking ball hitting food production and rural employment.” However, local MP Damien O’Connor says that while there are one or two examples of this happening, the government is not aware of a mass shift in the types of land that are being sold. The type of land being sold is “something we are very mindful of ” Damien says. The programme is focused on putting the right tree in the right place, and Damien insists that the areas that are being chosen are better suited to planting a range of trees. While there are a couple of examples of productive land being turned into blanket forest it is “not the norm.” Damien said that he isn’t aware of any productive land being sold for tree planting anywhere in the Top of the South.

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NMIT programme is designed to prepare them for the workforce. “It is an exciting time to be in this industry. The old perception of the industry having only hard, manual, repetitive labouring jobs is finally disappearing with the realisation that viticulture and winemaking is full of technology, science, business, logistics and more - there are so many opportunities. This is an industry in which you never stop learning and there can be great financial rewards for those who apply themselves and are not afraid to work hard.” Wood says she hopes to provide students with “accessibility and flexibility”. “I want them to have great access to a team of highly knowledgeable and well-regarded lecturers who are connected with this industry. “I want each student to feel their learning journey is individually tailored to meet their needs and provides them with the flexibility to switch between full and part-time, on campus or online learning as their life journey dictates the need to change.” She says she’s thrilled to relocate to the Marlborough region and plans to enjoy the climate, amazing local foods and wines, and the lack of traffic compared to Auckland. Business Update. Adv.

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‘This is why I’m striking’

I became a primary school teachIt would also mean a lot to be recNelson’s Jane Howley has been a primary school teacher for 23 years and ognised for our work. It can be er because I enjoy children of this age. I love their instinctive desire is joining hundreds of others around the region today for the New Zealand frustrating when payday comes around and you have no money for knowledge, their enthusiasm education industry’s biggest ever strike. Reporter Kate Russell asks her why left in your bank account after and seeing their joy for learning. We feel so lucky with the wonderpaying the bills. she has voted to close her classroom for the day. It’s not an easy decision to strike ful children we have in our class as we know it affects our families. and their families who are so supBut I believe we have to get this portive. We are more than just right for the children we teach. teachers. We are there to nurture They deserve the best, energetic and care for their social and emoteachers, decent resources and tional needs. enough staff to cater for their inI love teaching because it’s increddividual needs. ibly rewarding, and you feel you are making a difference to these young lives. Despite this passion STRIKE BACKGROUND for my job and the wonderful Teachers across New Zealand school I work in, I feel frustrated have voted for an historic first by under resourcing, a salary that combined strike which is takdoes not recognise qualifications Location: 21 Waimea West Road, Brightwater ing place today. It’s the largest and hours worked, and the everLocation: 21 Waimea West Road, Brightwater action taken by our teachincreasing expectationsavailable on us. Sections in an exclusive private street of 12 Lots ers, covering around 50,000 I feel frustrated that we are not Sections available in an exclusive private street of 12 Lots members. Teachers have refundedWalking enough to reduce class jected the Government’s curdistance to the Brightwater village centre and close to the Tasman’s Local primary school teacher Jane Howley is one of many who are striking today. Photo: Charles Anderson. numbers at a time when many rentthe package and this strike Walking distance to the Brightwater village centre and close to Tasman’s Great Taste CycletheTrail children in our classes need more kids deserve decent resources side agencies to support our chil- On average, my colleagues and I will aim to persuade ministers Tastein Cycle Trail support. and a Great quality education classes dren with additional needs. work a 60-hour week, and that’s to oasis spend more on improving ASundays. hidden Village in a friendly village a short drive (under 10 minutes) I teachLive in a play-based learning that are wellenvironment staffed to cater for with All the teachers at our school arnot including conditions for students and Live in a friendly village environment with a short drive (underboosting 10 minutes) area. The in materials for their individual needs. rive between 7:30 - 8am and we My colleagues deserve to have torichness Richmond CBD teachers’ conditions CBDseldom leave before 5pm. this area invariably comes from I workto in Richmond an incredibly supporttime with their families without and pay. The MOE’s current the commitment of a team who ive school which cares very much Many of us have families who de- worrying about the huge quanoffer is within $698 million. A No Build Ties are constantly foraging in the for our well-being, but despite serve our time, but after working tity of paperwork they have to Location: 21 Waimea Westwith Road, Brightwater teacher 23 years’ experiNo Build Ties weekends for natural or recycled this, I see myself and my col- a nine-hour day we will usually do. Sometimes I feel like I am just a three-year degreestreet o Sections available inence an and exclusive private Meaning you can Design and Build yourinown home using your preferred materials. We also purchase out leagues feeling burnt out by sevanotherand three or four hours head aboveusing water andyour earns $71,891 ($23.04 an hour Meaning you can put Design Build yourkeeping ownmyhome preferred Walking distance Brightwater village centre an contractors of our own purse. eral weekly meetings, along with catching up on planning, marking I don’t always feel I have time to to the before tax). contractors Great Taste Cycle Trail I am striking because I feel that extra meetings we have with out- assessments or making resources. be the good mother I want to be.

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Solid reviews for child-free burger bar Matt McCrorie Reporter

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A local burger restaurant caused quite a stir last year when it made the decision to ban kids, but owner Fabian Prioux says that the outcome couldn’t have been better. Fabian, the owner of Abbey Road Burgers, decided to ban kids from his restaurant in November last year after he became frustrated with all the damage they caused. Anyone with kids under the age of 12 with them was politely told to go elsewhere. Kids covering the walls of his restaurant with tomato sauce and destroying tables and dinnerware with knives just didn’t seem worth all the time and effort that it took to clean up and replace. For Fabian, it’s all about the food. “I love to eat good food and I’m French, so I just want to make a burger of a really high calibre.” So Fabian decided to change his policy, so he could focus all his energy on making “really good food.” While some may have been frustrated with his policy, the restaurant is now being praised as having some of the best burgers in

the region. The burger bar has become a popular date-night spot for parents wanting to have a night away from kids, as well as becoming popular with those who work with kids during the day, hosting a number of teachers’ functions. “When they’re working hard with kids all day, sometimes they want a break.” Although some other business owners warned him against the move, Fabian says that the decision has been met with mostly positive reviews. “We always get people saying ‘congratulations for your decision.’” Fabian says that the response from the public has been about 85 per cent positive, with only a small amount of negative feedback coming from the vocal minority. It hasn’t all been easy though, as Fabian explains that he decided to shut down the buisness facebook page because of a slew of hateful and racist comments. The poor reviews left on facebook by people who had never been to the restaurant was the thing that confused Fabian the most. “These people are saying nasty and even racist things, but they have never even eaten at our res-

Fabian Prioux, the owner of the restaurant that has a child-free policy, is asking people to come and try his burgers before judging. Photo: Matt McCrorie. taurant. They haven’t tried my food.” While there are always going to be one or two people who disagree, the reviews online have been mostly positive, with the restaurant gaining an impressive four and a half stars on TripAdvisor. While some may still be upset with the child-free policy, many of the positive reviews comment

on the ‘ambience’ of the restaurant and on the taste and freshness of the food. One user, Gemma, wrote “To be honest we weren’t going to ever dine here on principle, but the hubby twisted my arm to give the place a try…. I am glad we did… It was totally amazing, devoured the whole lot and hubby thought his burger was incredible!” Another user, Karin, commented

that “the burgers are just the best! Very good value too; the burgers are enormous” And its not just users on TripAdvisor that seem to be happy, with the restaurant recently being awarded the TripAdvisor 2019 Certificate of Excellence. Despite the stir for his no child policy, Fabian says that his focus is still on the food, and he thinks that he might be a solution to keeping all food lovers happy. The opening of a new bar next door might give burger-loving families some relief. Fabian says that they recognise the concerns of families that want to bring their children out for a tasty meal, and while they’re not changing their policy any time soon, the soon opening Pioneer Garden Bar will be collaborating with Abbey Road Burgers. “People who want to bring their kids can sit at the bar next door and can order any of our burgers and we will bring them over for the family to enjoy.” The new premises, ‘Pioneer Garden Bar’, is set to open in the coming months. For those burger lovers who have seen the kid-free policy, and are still unsure, Fabian’s message is simple, “Come and try the food.”

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Missing Richmond man A Richmond man has been reported missing. 70-year-old Dennis Dillion has been missing from the Richmond area since 21 May. He was last seen at Richmond Library. Police are currently searching for Dennis and are concerned for his safety. Police ask if anyone has any information on Dennis or has seen or heard from him since 21 May, please get in touch with Richmond Police on (03) 543 9500. Chlorination completed The chlorination of the Richmond water supply has now finished. There may still be some chlorinated water in the reservoirs, which will be filtered out over the next few days. The temporary chlorination started on April 24, following a positive bacteria result from water supply testing. Lee Valley closure A section of the Lee Valley will be mostly closed until 1 September. A 7.5 km section of the Lee River, upstream from the Lee Valley Limestone reserve is closed in the interests of safety due to road widening operations. The section will be closed between 05:30 hrs and 17:30 hrs Monday to Saturday. The effect of the temporary

closure is to prevent any water activities during the dates and times specified; this includes swimming, wading, kayaking, fishing and boating. People are encouraged to either bypass this section of river or to contact Adam O’Meara (from Taylors Contracting) at least 48 hours in advance on 021 598 253 to arrange access if required.

Library a great resource for local history A local history talk sure to fascinate fans of local history is coming up at the Richmond Library. The talk covers the Roil family, who arrived in Nelson in 1842 aboard the Bolton. Now, 175 later, their descendant David Kemp will be giving a free public talk about the lives his ancestors lived in the Tasman Region. Kemp’s mother’s family arrived in Nelson in 1842 aboard The Bolton, and then settled in Stoke where they had land for over 100 years. They also lived in the Aorere for ten years and have the oldest surviving headstone in the Collingwood Pioneer Cemetery. Libraries Manager Glennis Coote says that there are numerous resources on the libraries’ website for anyone interested in researching local and family history, with a large selection of resources in the

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Traffic surveys With a larger focus on reducing serious injuries and deaths on the roads, central government is investing in road safety improvements as well as maintaining appropriate travel speeds. Both the Tasman District Council and the Nelson City Council have begun work reviewing current speed limits. A council spokesperson says that “for speed limits to be effective, they need to be underpinned by community support.” Considering this, the council wants to hear from road users as to what they think are safe speed limits on different types of roads in the region. An online survey is available for people to have their say on what they think is safe for their local roads. This feedback will help inform the council as they review their speed limits. Anyone wanting to participate in the survey must do so before Friday 14 June. It can be accessed on the council website, or by following this link, https://www.surveymon key.com/r/speedsurvey2019

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Stop draughts. Make sure your windows and doors fit their frames. Use draught-stopping tape around windows and doors, and draught-excluders or door snakes along the bottom of doors.

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Register by going online to the Tasman District or Nelson City Council’s websites (search phrase = Second Hand Sunday). You can also call the Councils’ Customer Service Centres, Ph. Tasman 03 543 8400, Ph. Nelson 03 546 0200.

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All these tips (and more) on how to save energy at home can be found on EECA’s Energywise website at www.energywise.govt.nz

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Studying at NMIT has provided Nelson student Declan Ricketts with a stepping stone to a higher education and a future career in IT. The former Nelson College for Boys student left high school without attaining NCEA Level 3 and was at a loss for what to do next. He enjoyed using computers and his mum encouraged him to enrol in the Certificate in Information Technology Essentials (Level 4) course at NMIT. “I thought it would be good to give it a go,” Declan said. “The transition from college to NMIT was pretty easy. At NMIT the tutors want you to actually understand what you’re learning.” The certificate is a six-month, intermediate-level programme that prepares students for higher-level study, opening the door to a world of career opportunities in the tech sector. The programme is divided into four courses that teach internationally relevant, transferable skills and knowledge across a range of IT disciplines. It is available face-to-face in Nelson or online, offering students the flexibility to study remotely.

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e l p o e p d o o f h s e r f Y ou r Local artist Hannah Starnes with her mural ‘Small things Matter’ and Homes by Orange general manager Jo Neale. Photo: Matt McCrorie.

A new ‘buzz’ in Richmond

The Richmond CBD is ever growing and being upgraded, and a new mural sees a splash of colour with an important message. One such space that has seen a vibrant, artistic upgrade, is the Home by Orange office on Queen Street, right next to the Richmond Library. The building is ‘abuzz’ with a new award-winning mural by local artist Hannah Starnes. The design ‘Small Things Matter’ was inspired by Hannah’s love for the environment and desire to use this opportunity to share an important message with the people of Richmond. “Street art can give an artist a powerful voice, so I wanted to use this platform for something that really matters”, said Hannah. “I feel passionate about the global plight of bees and thought this could be a great way to raise awareness of the issue.” Hannah says that Bees are incredibly important for the health of the environment, with many different communities and businesses relying on them to pollinate their source of food. Hannah is a local artist who has

spent time in different parts of New Zealand, as well as overseas. She describes herself as “more or less of a self-trained artist” and has been creating an impressive body of work since leaving her job as a rowing coach several years ago. Homes by Orange managing director David Orange was only too happy to support the 3.6 x 10m ‘blank canvas’ for the artwork, on the side of the Homes by Orange office. “It’s a huge enhancement to the building and brings vibrancy and colour to the Richmond townscape”, says Homes by Orange general manager Jo Neale. While the mural adds interest and fun to the town centre, Jo says the message that the mural carries with it is just as important. “More importantly, I hope it speaks to people about the importance of our natural environment, and the need to care for it,” Jo said. “Even small changes can make a difference.” If you haven’t seen it already, you might want to take a stroll or drive down to the Homes by Orange office to see ‘Small things matter’.

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Local Survivor gives back Matt McCrorie Brad Norris is a survivor, quite literally. Last year he went on the journey of a lifetime and appeared on the popular TV series ‘Survivor NZ.’ Now he’s helping out other survivors, but you might not see these ones feature on TV. No food, no sleep, weather extremes and only the clothes on his back. This was the situation Brad was in when he featured on survivor, but Brad says its also a day to day reality for many who are less fortunate throughout the country. Brad says that his experience on the show was one of the most challenging times in his life, but also one of the most rewarding. “The experience helped me learn more about myself, and about how resilient people can be when they need to be and what is important in life.” Brad, who is originally from Richmond but is currently a PE teach-

er in Auckland, decided that he wanted to use his experience and platform to give back to people in a meaningful way, saying that he wants to use the attention that he’s received from Survivor to “do some good in the community.” “On Survivor I got voted out with the hidden immunity idol in my pocket” Brad was able to auction the idol off on social media and raise $1200, most of which he donated to charity. With a few hundred dollars left over, he decided to create care packages for the poor. “A random act of kindness can make a lasting impression on someone and can make a big change for those less fortunate.” Brad said his experience had made him more empathic to people struggling to get through the day. “It felt right to put my ‘struggles’ that I had on TV to the side, and to do something about people really struggling with everyday life.”

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Poor eyesight no barrier for bowls champion John Monk was proud to represent New Zealand on the world stage. He was even prouder to gain a silver medal, in the international blind bowls tournament. John, who has been playing bowls for around 4 years now, is almost completely blind. But that was no barrier for him travelling to Israel and gaining a silver medal in the international tournament. He’d been to the national blind bowls tournament a few times as his skills increased, and after coming runner-up in the last national tournament in Christchurch, he decided that he was up to giving the international tournament a crack. Blind players from New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, England and Scotland travelled to Israel to compete in the sport for 6 days in mid-May, John travelled with a group of 10 from New Zealand to compete, along with players and

their directors. John played indoor bowls while he could see, and he said he knew the fundamentals. “I’ve always played a lot of sport; our family is a sports family. So being able to keep doing something like this is just fantastic.” While John may have a knack for bowls, he doesn’t do it alone. Of equal importance to his success is Bev Boucher, who travelled all the way to Israel with him. Bev is John’s bowls director, setting him up on the green and telling him what he needs to do. She puts him in position, tells him how far he needs to bowl. Above all, Bev was blown away by the calibre of players they encountered. “It was our first time at a tournament like that, its incredible how they bowl. They are just as good as bowlers with sight.” While the tournament was fantastic, John said that the trip was ‘one in a lifetime.’

An avid history lover, getting to experience Israel was “totally surreal” for John. The churches, ancient markets, - he even went swimming in the Dead Sea. But the highlight, John says, was representing his country at a sport he loves. He even got a bit teary when he found out that he won the silver medal. “They told us and I didn’t really believe them. I’ve never won a silver medal or anything like that in my life.” He even insisted that Bev go and double-check that he won, just in case. The tournament was no walk in the park either, with 10 games, all 3 hours each, in temperatures above 30 degrees. Now an international silver medal holder, Bev said that John should be an encouragement for other visually-impaired people to continue to be active and get out there. “There’s still a sport out there for the visually-impaired.”

John Monk and his director Bev Boucher at the international blind bowls tournament in Israel earlier this month. Photo: Supplied

Local adventure tale inspires young readers FROM PAGE 1 Inspired, amused and entertained. These are just a few of the words that kids from Tapawera school had after being visited by the author Des Hunt, who travelled to the school to give a presentation on his new book, ‘To Trap a Thief,’ an adventure story set in the Nelson-Tasman region. Des Hunt is an award-winning

young-adult fiction writer. He began his career as science teacher, a job he held for over 40 years, publishing two science textbooks in the 70’s and 80’s. Des’s books feature a strong environmental message that highlights the unique features of New Zealand’s natural fauna. Many of his novels are set in locations familiar to young kiwi readers, such as Fox Glacier, Golden Bay, Westport, and this time the

setting of the Nelson and Tasman regions were familiar to the young readers at Tapawera School. While some kids aren’t as interested in books as you might think, Des had quite a few tricks from his years as a science teacher up his sleeve to keep even the youngest children engaged. He used these to talk about the art of storytelling, and even inspired the kids with examples of failure

followed by success. “How many of us knew that Dr. Seuss had one story rejected 27 times before succeeding as a writer?” “It’s not often we are lucky enough to have role models of this calibre happy to spend their time with us,” said Larry Bonington, the school’s librarian. “When Des came to visit, I was really excited. He came to help teach us how to write a captivat-

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Financial management is at the core of good government. Labour blew its economic credibility last week in announcing it is going to break its own Budget Responsibility Rules by raising more debt. The public is naturally cautious of Labour over finance because of a long history in Government of big spending and reckless borrowing. Labour sought to reassure the public in Opposition by promising strict Budget Responsibility Rules and Rule 2 stated “Labour will reduce debt to 20% of GDP within five years.” Jacinda Ardern and Grant Robertson called these “cast iron guarantees”. Grant Robertson abandoned this rule last

week saying the debt cap is now 25%. This increase in the debt cap from 20% to 25% of GDP allows Labour to borrow another $15 billion. Nelson and Tasman’s share of this extra debt is $300 million. This is greater than the total debt of both our councils. It equates to $3000 more debt for every man, woman and child in New Zealand. The interest and debt of this extra $15 billion debt has to be paid for in future taxes. New Zealand’s debt is low by international standards. It rose to 25% in 2012 because of the Global Financial Crisis and the $20 billion cost of the Christchurch

earthquakes. National reduced it to 21% by 2017. National’s policy was to get it down to 15% by 2022. We need low debt as a small remote country so we can handle future shocks. Labour was quite entitled to argue at the last election for a 20% debt limit rather than National’s more cautious 15%. The problem is breaking its commitment and undermining the public trust. Labour’s core problem is that it did not properly cost its policies. Remember the controversy when National’s Finance Minister Steven Joyce stated that Labour had an $11.7 billion hole. Independent economist Cameron Bagrie and

ing book that keeps your reader engaged. It is nice to read stories about places I have been to,” said Samantha Hatton, a year 9 student. Another student, Rosa Cameron, noted that Des explained the structure of his books in interesting ways by using his background as a science teacher to demonstrate the stages in writing a book. “I think everyone who went to see him enjoyed his visit.”

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er’s strike, the largest ever in history. The hospital strikes have seen thousands of operations cancelled. I am seeing dozens of Nelson patients in awful pain from operations at Nelson Hospital being cancelled and delayed. Labour needs to stop wasting money. Over $500 million is being spent on working groups. $3 billion is being spent on NZ First’s slush fund. $2 billion has been spent on just 82 Kiwibuild homes. $50 million is going on tax breaks for gamblers and the racing industry. New Zealand does not need more debt. Government needs to spend more carefully and wisely. Advt.

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! OVER 500 V E L A S N EHICLES O EVERY VEHICLE AT EVERY BRANCH IS REDUCED fOR THE ENTIRE mONTH Of JUNE Nelson City. 202 Rutherford Street. 546 6550 2006 NissaN WiNgroad

2007 suzuki sX4

2011 NissaN Tiida

was $8,999 NoW $6,999

was $10,999 NoW $7,999

was $11,999 NoW $9,999

2010 HoldeN CapTiva

2011 Mazda BoNgo

2012 ToyoTa HiluX sr5

was $16,999 NoW $9,999

was $14,999 NoW $11,999

was $37,999 NoW $34,999

Power Steering, Electric Windows, ABS brakes, Airbags, Remote Key, Auto Aircon, CD Player, HID, Fog Lamp, Aero Body Kit, Rear Spoiler.

NZ New, AWD SUV, Power Steering, Air Conditioning, dual Airbags, Anti-lock Braking System, CD player, Remote central locking, Cruise control, Towbar.

Only 58,500 kms ABS Brakes, Airbags, Roof Rails, CD Player, Power Steering, Alloys.

4 Doors, 5 Seater, Power Steering, Air Conditioning, Electric Windows (Front Windows), ABS brakes, 2 Airbags, Radio, only 47,000kms.

Dual Airbags, ABS Brakes, Climate Control, CD player, smart key, half leather trim, Alloys, Low kms.

NZ New, 4x4 3.0 litre Turbo Diesel Auto, Alloys, Hi/Low Ratio, Airbags, ABS brakes, remote locking, power windows & steering, Tow bar.

Richmond. 7-9 Salisbury Road. 544 5540 2013 NissaN NoTe

2010 suBaru ouTBaCk

2006 MiTsuBisHi ouTlaNder

was $10,995 NoW $8,995

was $11,995 NoW $9,995

was $12,995 NoW $10,995

2010 ToyoTa prius s

2013 NissaN Nv200

2013 NissaN leaf g

was $13,995 NoW $11,995

was $12,995 NoW $11,995

was $19,995 NoW $16,995

X DIG-S, 73kms, Reverse Camera, 5.5 Star fuel economy, electronic stability control, 3 rear diagonal seat belts, good seat height, excellent safety and value.

Hybrid system providing you with a 5.5-star economy rating or 3.3L per 100kms, EV, ECO and Power modes, 6 Airbags, ESC, Reverse camera.

Eyesight 2.5L AWD, 8 Airbags, ESC, Reverse camera, Lane Keep Assist, Pre crash safety system, SI Drive, Cruise control, Bluetooth.

5 Speed Manual, 5 Doors, Reverse Camera, Airbag, Air Conditioning, Remote locking, a smart look for the business or private use.

24G 4WD, 2.4L, 7 Seats, New tyres, Spare key, Reverse camera, ESC, ISOFIX, Parking sensors, Rockford Sound system, great value SUV.

24KWH, Fully Electric, 39kms, 6 Star economy rating, 360 Degree Cameras, Bose sound system, Cruise Control, Heated Seats, ESC, Bluetooth.

Tahunanui. 1 Tahunanui Drive. 539 6285 2005 MiTsuBisHi ColT plus

2005 HoNda ediX

2005 NissaN WiNgroad

was $7,997 NoW $5,987

was $9,997 NoW $6,987

was $9,997 NoW $7,987

2005 HoNda legeNd

2007 MiTsuBisHi galaNT

2009 Mazda aXela

was $10,997 NoW $8,587

was $12,997 NoW $10,897

was $13,997 NoW $11,897

Economical 1500cc. Popular 5 door hatch, only 29,95kms.

ABS, ESC, 4WD, 8 Air Bags, Cruise Control, Corner Sensor, CD Player, Back Monitor, Tiptronic, Seat Heater, Sunroof, VTEC, Leather Seats.

Certified Odometer, P/S, A/C, P/W, ABS, Remote Key, 2 Air Bag, Auto Aircon, Audio Control Steering Switch, CD Player, Back Monitor, Aero Body Kit, Rear Spoiler, I-VTEC.

P/S, A/C, ABS, 9 Air Bags, Remote Key, Auto Aircon, Audio Control Steering Switch, CD Player, HID, Tiptronic, Adaptive Front-lighting System.

Power Steering, ABS, 2 or 4 Wheel Drive, Airbags, Smart Key, CD Player, Back and Side Monitor.

Power Steering, ABS Brakes, ESC, 6 Airbags, Auto Aircon, CD Player, Tiptronic, Rear Spoiler, MZR DISI.

Trade-In Post. 186 Rutherford Street. 027 447 0082 1996 NissaN BlueBird Auto, good reliable sedan.

2007 MiTsuBisHi ColT sporT

2007 HoNda airWave

was $2,500 NoW $1,499

was $4,999 NoW $3,999

2004 HoNda fiT

2004 MiTsuBisHi diaMaNTe

2005 HoldeN adveNTure

was $4,999 NoW $4,399

was $6,999 NoW $4,990

was $9,999 NoW $7,999

Power Steer, Electric Windows, Air Con, Central Lock, ABS Brakes.

Popular NZ New, 5 door hatch, economical, airbags, Alloys, towbar.

NZ New, 1 local owner, AWD, 41,000km.

Great value here, reliable and economical wagon.

Ultimate in SUV/Passenger cross over, 4WD, ABS Brakes, Towbar, Airbags, Tinted Windows, Alloys, Power Steering.

PLUS MANY MORE - OVER 500 VEHICLES ON SALE FOR THE ENTIRE MONTH OF JUNE ALL fROm NO DEpOSIT OpEN 7 DAYS

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! OVER 500 V EHICLES ON SALE

Richmond. 7-9 Salisbury Road. 544 5540 2007 ToyoTa WisH

XS Sport, 7 Seats, 1.8 VVTi, Factory Alloys and Body kit, ISOFIX, Tip-Tronic, A spacious but compact wagon with split rear seats, perfect for the family life and provides excellent economy.

was $6,995 NoW $6,695

2009 Mazda PReMacy 20z

7 Seats, 54,000kms, Reverse Camera, Power sliding doors, Paddle Shift, ISOFIX, A compact but spacious wagon with split rear seats. Stunning look with factory body kit, tinted windows and alloys.

was $9,995 NoW $8,995

2009 NissaN duaLis

Cross Rider, 2 Litre, 4 Star fuel rating, Bluetooth media unit with Reverse camera, Smart key system, Tip-Tronic, High seats and very comfortable, a compact SUV spacious for passengers and cargo.

was $12,995 NoW $12,595

2012 NissaN LeaF x

Fully Electric, Eco mode, 10 Airbags, 44,160kms, new tyres, spare key, electronic stability control, Bluetooth media unit.

was $13,995 NoW $13,695

2012 FoRd KuGa TReNd

4WD, 28,000kms, 2.5L 5-cylinder turbo engine providing ultimate power and smoothness, 6 Airbags, ESC, Reverse and side camera.

was $21,995 NoW $19,995

2013 MiTsubisHi ouTLaNdeR G PHeV

72,000kms, Exceptional economy receiving 1.7 Litre per 100kms or 6 Stars, 4WD lock option, Fast charger port, half leather trim, Radar cruise control, Reverse and side camera, 7 Airbags, ESC, Bluetooth, B & ECO modes, etc.

was $31,995 NoW $28,995

2008 NissaN Tiida

Hatch, Service history, good tyres, spare key, High Seat, Top selling hatch in NZ, 78kms, 5 Star fuel economy, Half leather trim, Dual Airbags, Climate Control, Comfortable seating & piece of mind motoring at its best.

was $6,995 NoW $6,795

2011 HoNda FiT G

64kms, 5.5 Star fuel economy, I-VTEC, High seats so easy to get in and out of, Spacious hatch with many seat configurations making it perfect for carrying 5 people or lots of cargo.

was $9,995 NoW $8,995

2007 NissaN x-TRaiL

4WD Rare 2.5L, Leather trim, 4WD lock option, 2 tonne towing capacity, down hill assist, electronic stability control.

was $13,995 NoW $12,995

2012 ToyoTa PRius aLPHa s

Hybrid system providing you with a 5.5-star economy rating, EV, ECO and Power modes, brand new DTM Alloys, 8 Airbags, ESC, Reverse Camera, Parking sensors.

was $14,995 NoW $13,795

2015 NissaN NaVaRa dx d/cab

NZ New, 36,000 kms, Immaculate condition, 2.5TD, Manual, Service history, Canopy, Tow bar, Dual airbags, ABS brakes, Air conditioning.

was $20,995 NoW $20,595

2013 MiTsubisHi ouTLaNdeR G PHeV

38 kms, Exceptional economy receiving 1.7 Litre per 100kms or 6 Stars, 4WD lock option, Fast charger port, Half leather trim, Radar cruise control, Reverse and side camera, 7 Airbags, ESC, Bluetooth.

was $32,995 NoW $29,995

2007 Mazda deMio

1.5 Sport, also known as a Mazda 2, Factory Alloys, body kit, rear spoiler, tints and fog lamps, 5 Star fuel rating, Bluetooth stereo, Smart key, ISOFIX. Stunning look in green.

was $7,995 NoW $7,195

2008 ToyoTa auRis

180G Sport, 73,000kms, 4.5 Star economy rating, 1.8L, Reverse camera, ISOFIX, Tip-Tronic.

was $10,995 NoW $9,595

2011 ToyoTa bLade G sPec

Facelift, 69,600 kms, Leather, stunning TRD body kit, 9 Airbags, ESC, heated seats, electric seats, ISOFIX.

was $14,995 NoW $12,995

2014 NissaN NV200 Gx

5 Doors, colour coded, brand new DTM alloys and tyres, Bluetooth stereo, tinted windows.

was $14,995 NoW $13,995

2015 NissaN LeaF x GeN 2

Fully Electric, 92% SOH, 16,000 kms, 10 Airbags, Reverse Camera, Bluetooth media unit, ESC, Economy mode, Cruise Control, Heated Seats, Stunning to drive.

was $23,995 NoW $21,995

2013 ToyoTa HiLux sR5

4WD Double Cab, NZ New, 3.0TD, Service history, Nudge bar, Sports bar, Factory mats, Tonneau cover, Tow bar, Tuff deck, 8 Airbags, ESC, Bluetooth, Cruise Control, Immaculate condition.

was $34,995 NoW $32,995

2010 ToyoTa RacTis

64,000kms, 8 Airbags, High seat, Loads of interior space, 5 Star fuel rating, ISOFIX, Provides piece of mind motoring and is easy to get in and out of.

2010 Mazda deMio

52,000kms, New tyres, 5 Star fuel economy, ISOFIX, Dual Airbags, High Seat, Easy to park around town.

was $9,995 NoW $8,995

was $8,995 NoW $7,995

2006 subaRu LeGacy

2.0L GT wagon with STi body kit, Service history, SI drive, electric seats, ISOFIX, performance and style.

was $11,995 NoW $9,995

2011 ToyoTa PRius s

Hybrid system 5.5-star economy rating or 3.3L per 100kms, EV, ECO and Power modes, Brand new DTM Alloys, 8 Airbags, ESC, Reverse camera, Cruise Control.

was $14,995 NoW $12,995

2011 NissaN LeaF G

Fully Electric, Eco Mode, 28,000 kms, 10 Airbags, ESC, Reverse Camera, Cruise Control, Bluetooth.

was $14,995 NoW $14,395

2015 ssaNGyoNG RexToN sPoRTs 360

7 Seats, 56,000kms, NZ New, 2.6 Tonne towing capacity, 7.3L per 100kms economy, Leather trim, Cruise Control, Bluetooth. An SUV with loads of space for the family and you can tow the boat with ease.

was $25,995 NoW $24,395

2014 FoRd RaNGeR WiLdTRaK

3.2TD, 4WD Double cab, NZ NEW, 60kms, Auto, An Immaculate Ute loaded with extras including Leather trim, Hard lid, Tow bar, LED driving lights, New tyres, Bluetooth, ESC, 6 Airbags, Reverse camera and more.

was $42,995 NoW $42,695

2005 Lexus is250

10 Airbags, ESC, Reverse Camera, Paddle Shift, Factory Bluetooth stereo with AUX, ISOFIX, 3 Rear diagonal seat belts, beautifully finished car.

was $12,995 NoW $11,395

2005 ToyoTa KLuGeR

7 Seats, 3.0V6 4WD, 38kms, Grade 4.5, 2 tonne towing capacity, ESC, Reverse camera, Paddle shift, ISOFIX, an immaculate SUV.

was $13,995 NoW $13,195

2011 ssaNGyoNG RexToN sPR aWd

7 Seats, NZ New, Full Leather trim, 3.2 Tonne towing capacity, 2.7TD, Sunroof, ESC, DAC, Memory seats, Heated seats, 4 Airbags, Cruise control, perfect family SUV loaded with safety and comfort features.

was $19,995 NoW $18,795

2013 ToyoTa Hiace

5 Door, 3.0TD, 87,400 kms, Brand New DTM Alloys and Tyres, NZ Stereo with Bluetooth, Airbag, ABS brakes, Air Conditioning.

was $26,995 NoW $26,595

2017 NissaN LeaF G 40KWH

Fully Electric, 97% SOH, 3,000 kms, 250 kms + Range, Pilot mode, Eco mode, B Mode, 10 Airbags, Cruise control, ESC, Pre crash safety system. Acceleration and smoothness at its best.

was $48,995 NoW $45,795

PLUS MANY MORE - OVER 500 VEHICLES ON SALE

OpEN 7 DAYS

EVERY VEHICLE AT EVERY BRANCH IS REDUCED FOR THE

ENTIRE MONTH OF JUNE

Nelson City. 202 Rutherford Street. 546 6550 2007 HyuNdai acceNT

Diesel, NZ New, 1 Owner, Serviced locally, 1500cc, 10 Airbags, ABS Brakes, Air Con Amazing Birthday Price.

2009 NissaN Tiida

NZ New, poopular 5 door hatch, 1.8L Manual, Airbags, ABS Brakes, Power Steering, CD Player.

was $5,999 NoW $3,590

2008 NissaN seReNa HiGHWay sTaR 8 Seater Luxury Van, ABS Brakes, 2 power slide side doors, Airbags, Power Steering, CD Player, Alloys.

NoW $6,999 2007 ToyoTa ViTz

5 door hatch, only 16,800 kms, immaculate condition, Airbags, Air Conditioning, ABS Brakes, CD Player.

2.4L G Spec only 54,140 kms, 9 Airbags, Alloys, ABS Brakes, Leather Trim, Traction Control, Power Steering.

was $11,999 NoW $9,999

2006 Kia sPoRTaGe

NZ New, 4WD, 2.0 Diesel, ABS Brakes, Towbar, Power Steering, Leather Trim, Roof Rails, CD Player.

was $11,999 NoW $10,999

2011 subaRu LeGacy

2007 suzuKi sx4

Economical 1.5XG 4WD, 4 brand new tyres, ABS Brakes, Airbags, Roof Rails, CD Player, Power Steering.

was $10,999 NoW $9,999

2013 ToyoTa ToWNace

1.6L Auto Work Horse, ABS Brakes, CD Player, Power Steering, Airbags, Central Locking.

was $13,999 NoW $10,999

2012 Mazda axeLa

4WD, ABS Brakes, Body Kit, CD Player, Alloys, Power Steering, Airbags, very stylish wagon.

Power Steering, Air Conditioning, Electric Windows, ABS brakes, ESC, Airbags, Smart Key, Auto Aircon, CD Player, HDD Music Server, Tiptronic, Rear Spoiler.

was $16,999 NoW $14,999

2013 NissaN NV350

was $16,999 NoW $14,999

1997 ToyoTa HiLux suRF

Popular model, 2.0L Auto, ABS Brakes, Central Locking, 5 door, Radio.

3.0L Diesel, Auto, 4WD, ABS Brakes, Airbags, Alloys, Power Steering, Running Boards, Remote Locking.

NoW $15,999

Great car here, Airbags, ABS Brakes, CD Player, Alloys, Power Steering, Remote Locking.

NoW $16,999

2012 HyuNdai i20

NZ New, 1 Owner, 10 Airbags, ABS Brakes, Air Conditioning, Climate Control, Power Steering, Remote Locking.

was $7,999 NoW $6,999

2009 NissaN NoTe

Power Steering, ABS Brakes, Airbags, CD Player, Central Locking.

NoW $7,999

NoW $7,999 2007 ToyoTa bLade

2006 suzuKi sWiFT

Only 31,360kms, ABS Brakes, Air Conditioning, Power Steering, Remote Locking, CD Player.

was $10,999 NoW $9,999

1995 ToyoTa Hiace

8 Seater, Sunroof, 3.0L Auto Diesel, 4WD, Power Steering, Alloys, Central Locking.

was $13,999 NoW $11,999

2010 ToyoTa MaRK x 250G

New Shape, 2.5L Auto, ABS Brakes, 9 Airbags, Reverse Camera, CD Player, 18” Alloys, stunning in black.

2005 subaRu ouTbacK

4WD, ABS Brakes, 8 Airbags, Remote Key, Spoiler and Roof Rails, Leather seats.

Fully Electric, Only 16,600km, ABS Brakes, Power Steering, Traction Control, CD Player, Cruise Control.

NoW $23,999

was $9,999 NoW $7,999

1998 ToyoTa HaRRieR

4WD, 3.0L V6 Luxury, Airbags, Remote Key, 16” Alloys, ABS Brakes, Power Steering.

NoW $8,999 2006 subaRu LeGacy

4WD, ABS Brakes, Power Steering, Alloys, Climate Control, 5 Speed Auto, Spoiler, stylish wagon.

was $10,999 NoW $8,999

2008 Mazda deMio

Air Conditioning, Alloys, Airbags, ABS Brakes, Spoiler, Cd Player, Power Steering, smart looking hatch.

was $12,999 NoW $9,999

2007 NissaN FuGa

450 GT Sports Package, 6 Airbags, ABS Brakes, Alloys, Remote Locking, Power Steering, Leather Trim, Cruise Control, CD Player.

was $11,999 NoW $9,999

2010 ToyoTa iQ

Only 45,000 kms, great promotional vehicle, Air Conditioning, 6 Airbags, ABS Brakes, Alloys, Leather Trim, Power Steering.

was $13,999 NoW $11,999

2009 subaRu ouTbacK

AWD 2.5L wagon, only 49,000kms, 8 Airbags, ABS Brakes, Alloys, Power Steering, Traction Control, CD Player.

NoW $15,999 2015 NissaN LeaF 24x

7 Seater, only 54,000kms, Air Conditioning, Airbags, Power Steering, CD Player, Body Kit, Spoiler, Remote Locking, Twin Sliding doors.

NoW $7,699

NoW $8,999 2009 HoNda FiT

2008 Mazda PReMacy

NoW $11,999 2013 ToyoTa PRius

Hybrid, Immaculate Condition, Airbags, ABS Brakes, Cd Player, Climate Control, Traction Control, Tinted Windows, remote locking and much more.

NoW $15,999 2008 ToyoTa LaNd cRuiseR PRado

Luxury 8 Seater SUV, 4WD, ABS Brakes, Air Conditioning, 8 Airbags, Alloys, Leather Trim, Running Boards, Roof Rails, Cruise Control and so much more!

NoW $15,999 2015 HyuNdai saNTa Fe eLiTe LTd

2.2 Diesel Turbo, NZ New, 22” Alloys, Heated Seats, 4WD, ABS Brakes, Sunroof, Towbar, 8 Airbags, Alarm too many features to list, view today.

was $29,999 NoW $25,999

was $41,999 NoW $39,999

PLUS MANY MORE - OVER 500 VEHICLES ON SALE

ALL FROM NO DEpOSIT

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! oVer 500 V e l A s N o eHiCles eVerY VeHiCle At eVerY BrANCH is reDUCeD for tHe eNtire moNtH of JUNe

Tahunanui. 1 Tahunanui Drive. 539 6285 2005 NissaN Tiida

Economical chain driven 1500cc engine. Known for reliability, excellent build quality its tremendous fuel economy and is user friendly.

was $6,997 NOW $5,687

2006 hONda FiT

1500cc engine which has ample power and is very economical at the same time. performance, handling, styling The Fit is a quick selling, desirable and much sought after vehicle.

was $6,997 NOW $6,357

1998 TOyOTa esTiMa

8 Seater, Alloys, Power Steering, A/C, ABS, 2 Air Bag, Overdrive, Double Sunroof.

was $8,997 NOW $7,987

2007 Mazda Verisa

Only 14,000kms, P/S, A/C, ABS, Airbags, Auto Aircon, CD Player, Overdrive, Smart Door Lock System, DOHC, 16 Valve.

was $10,997 NOW $9,567

2008 NissaN MuraNO

4x4, leather, Power Steering, Air Conditioning, ABS, ESC, 4WD, Smart Key, Auto Aircon, Audio Control Steering Switch.

was $11,997 NOW $10,257

2007 subaru iMPreza 2.0s-GT TurbO 2 litre Turbo, smart in Grey with alloys. This vehicle is offered in exceptionally good tidy condition throughout. Impressive fuel economy.

was $14,997 NOW $11,997

2005 Mazda MPV

The impressive engines, improved ride and the comfortably accommodating cabin make it more competitive than before. And, of course, there is the reassuring prospect of Mazdas build quality & reliability.

2005 MiTsubishi GraNdis LTd

Roomy coach with 7 seats, with a high seating position, economical 2400cc provides ample power and is very smooth and reliable.

was $7,997 NOW $5,987

2006 NissaN bLuebird syLPhy 20M Airbags, ABS Brakes, Power Steering, A/C, Remote Key, Auto Aircon, CD Player, Back And Side Monitor.

was $6,997 NOW $5,997

2006 Mazda axeLa

Power Steering, A/C, ABS, Airbags, Remote Key, Auto Aircon, CD Player, Tiptronic, Fog Lamp, DOHC, 16 Valve, VVT.

was $7,997 NOW $6,897

2005 TOyOTa COrOLLa

was $8,997 NOW $7,987

2009 TOyOTa COrOLLa FieLder

New generation 1500cc VVti motor this has a surprising amount power, power steering, A/C, ABS, 2 Air Bag, Remote Key, Auto Aircon, CD Player, Back Monitor.

ABS Brakes, Power Steering, 8 airbags, 1500cc VVti motor, economical, body kit.

was $9,997 NOW $8,687

2007 TOyOTa bLade MasTer

Power Steering, Air Conditioning, ABS, ESC, Smart Key, 9 Air Bags, CD Player, Back Monitor, Tiptronic, Rear Spoiler, Indicator Mirror, V6.

was $9,997 NOW $8,687

2006 hONda aCCOrd TyPe s

Power Steering, ABS, ESC, 2 Air Bag, Remote Key, CD Player, Cruise Control, System, Tiptronic, Power Seat (Driver), Fog Lamp, Dual Exhaust System, Rear Spoiler, I-VTEC, DOHC.

was $11,997 NOW $9,687

2012 Mazda deMiO

Dual airbags, ABS brakes, Air Conditioning, ISOFIX for car seats, height adjustment for drivers seat, CD player, remote locking, DOHC 16 Valve VVT.

was $10,997 NOW $9,897

2009 TOyOTa auris COrOLLa 180G

Excellent economy, 1.8 litre engine P/S, A/C, ABS, 2 Air Bag, Auto Aircon, HID, Tiptronic, Rear Spoiler, DUAL VVT-i.

was $11,997 NOW $10,687

2009 MiTsubishi OuTLaNder

CD Player, Rockford Sound System, Tiptronic, Smart Door Lock System, Rear Spoiler, Side Under Mirror, Indicator Mirror, MIVEC, 7 Seater.

was $11,997 NOW $10,987

2010 Mazda aTeNza

Desirable and much sought after vehicle, ABS, 2 Air Bag, Auto Aircon, CD Player, Tiptronic.

was $13,997 NOW $12,897

was $13,997 NOW $12,997

2005 Mazda deMiO

Power Steering, ABS, 2 Air Bag, Auto Aircon, Audio Control Steering Switch, Radio, CD Player, Fog Lamp, Aero Body Kit, Rear Spoiler.

2006 TOyOTa ViTz

VVTi motor this has an amazing amount of grunt, Airbags, ABS Brakes, Factory Alloys, Fuel Injection, Electric Windows, Central Locking.

was $6,997 NOW $5,997

2009 suzuki sWiFT xG aerO

Immaculate condition, Power Steering, A/C, ABS, 2 Air Bag, Auto Aircon, CD Player, Rear Spoiler.

was $6,997 NOW $6,257

2004 TOyOTa rauM

Immaculate condition, power steering, A/C, ABS, Airbags, Auto Aircon, CD Player, Back Monitor, Power 1 Slide Door, Rear Spoiler, VVT-I.

was $8,997 NOW $7,987

2007 TOyOTa isT

This vehicle truly has personality plus, with a unique styling that says sporty and practical. Powered by a 1500cc VVTi engine, the IST develops sufficient power without compromising economy.

was $9,997 NOW $7,987

2007 TOyOTa bLade G sPeC

Power Steering,, Air Conditioning, ABS, ESC, 4WD, 9 Air Bag, Smart Key, Back Monitor, CD Player, Tiptronic, Smart Key, Rear Spoiler, VVT-I, 16 Valve.

was $9,997 NOW $8,987

2012 suzuki sx4

1.5 G, 6 Airbags, Power Steering, ABS, Smart Key, Auto Aircon, Aero Body Kit, Indicator Mirror.

was $9,997 NOW $8,987

2006 hONda Cr-V 4x4

4WD, Power Steering, A/C, ABS, ESC, 2 Air Bag, Remote Key, Auto Aircon, CD Player, Back Monitor, HID, Fog Lamp, I-VTEC, Roof Rail.

was $10,997 NOW $9,997

2013 NissaN NV200

Popular Tradesman van, Certified Odometer, Power Steering, Air Conditioning, ABS, Airbag, Remote Key, CD Player, Overdrive.

was $11,997 NOW $9,997

2010 Mazda PreMaCy

Power Steering, A/C, ABS, ESC, 2 Air Bag, Remote Key, Auto Aircon, Audio Control Steering Switch, CD Player, HID, Tiptronic, MZR DISI,7 Seater.

was $12,997 NOW $10,987

2008 TOyOTa raV4

P/S, A/C, ABS, ESC, 4WD, 8 Airbags, Smart Key, Auto Aircon, Cruise Control, CD Player, Tiptronic, Smart Key, Rear Spoiler, 16 Valve, VVT-I.

was $11,997 NOW $10,687

1993 NissaN saFari 4.2 TurbO dieseL

Powered by a 4.2 TDl towing effortlessly or working its way off the beaten track, a true 4 wheel drive with high low ratio gearbox.

was $14,997 NOW $12,997

was $14,997 NOW $13,597

PLUS MANY MORE - OVER 500 VEHICLES ON SALE FOR THE ENTIRE MONTH OF JUNE All from No Deposit opeN 7 DAYs

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Before and After: Gardiner Building Contractors have been awarded numerous awards for their outstanding work and will be happy to deliver to you this same award-winning work, whether it’s a renovation like this stunning villa bathroom, or a new build.

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Left to right: George Johnson, Jack McPherson and Fred Fowler. The photo above, dated to around 1904, shows the solution to a famous boundary dispute between Mr George Johnson, a saddler, and Mr Ernest William Hodgson, a storekeeper. George Johnson’s Saddlery shop, in Edward Street Wakefield was discovered to have been built on the boundary between two sections. When this error was discovered, a bitter feud between the two men ensued. Both men refused to sell their land to the other, so it was decided that the only solution would be to saw the building in two along the survey line, and have the pieces jacked apart. In ‘Just Another Row of Spuds’ Marion Stringer writers that the famous boundary line caused a terrific row, that led to J. McPherson and Sons being hired to saw off the section claimed by Hodgson and jack it over 4 feet to his side, leaving a large gap between the two sides of the building for many years. Photo: Supplied via Kete Tasman.

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Mapua marathon runner Clinton Manderson made the most of some local knowledge to be the fastest person across the finish line at the inaugural K2M multisport event, on Saturday. The 25-year-old used the event between Kaiteriteri and Mapua, which saw more than 700 people take part across various distances on foot or bike, as a lead-up to the Auckland Marathon in October. His time of 3:04:01 was more than 20 minutes faster than his nearest rival over The Great Taste Trail, Brett Ferguson of Witherlea. “Being based in Mapua, I’d often run to Kaiteri and get my parents to pick me up at the end, or I’d have Mum or my partner alongside me. “Once I saw this race I was pretty much hooked because I knew the course like the back of my hand,” he said. “I’m just trying to relax some sore legs now.” Manderson said he got into running two years ago as a cheaper

Clinton Manderson was the winner of the first annual K2M multisport event, finishing fast in an area that he knows well. Inset: Clinton Manderson with event founder John Mcintyre. alternative to motocross. “There’s nothing like that feeling of being absolutely spent at the end of a long run. “I’m running six days a week and I’m targeting a sub-three hour marathon time. In the race I thought I ran the

first 25km spot-on but the last 10 or so were pretty tough, with a lack of water on a warm day.” Christchurch’s Nory Lansing was the first woman over the line in a time of 3:31:15. Organiser John McIntyre said he

was thrilled with the numbers taking part. “We had eight different categories and it all played out on the day better than I could have imagined,” he said. “The feedback has been over-

whelmingly positive of the course on The Great Taste Trail and there was a great vibe at the finish line at Mapua. John said that the event would return for its second-year next year, with a May date likely.

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Richmond seniors have winning weekend Amid the two losses, a draw, and a win from the Richmond youth teams over the weekend, the successful Helen Ruston Mike Pero Real Estate 14th Grade Red Devil team beat Nelson Suburbs 2-0 in their third win of the season. The draw was from the other Helen Ruston sponsored U16 Development team when they finished their game 3-3 against FC Nelson. The Green Acres 13th Grade Heat and Point of Sale U16Ninjas unfortunately both lost their games against FC Nelson and Nelson Suburbs respectively. In the afternoon the Fresh Choice Richmond 1st division team took on Nelson College at The Broads. Losing to College in the first round of the season, the young Richmond side found themselves 2-0 down halfway through the first half. However, they dug deep and fought back hard to equalise at the break through an own goal and one to Glen Pearless. Early in the second half, College scored from a corner to go 3-2 up, and shortly after Richmond

Harvey Adams from the Helen Ruston Mike Pero Real Estate Richmond 14th Grade Red Devils takes a penalty against Nelson Suburbs on Saturday. Photo: Supplied. went down to 10 men when Cory Glover left the field with a knock to the head and they had already used their third substitute. Again though, sticking to their game plan and fighting hard for each other, they were awarded a penalty late in the half when

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striker Sam Slater was taken down in the College goal area. Pearless stepped up and calmly slotted the shot to make the score even again. Then in the last few minutes, with a brilliant turn to lose his defender, Sam Slater finished a great run and Richmond

took the win 4 – 3 in a 7 goal thriller. Coach Clay Wilhelmus has extremely happy for his boys and they hard work they’d put it. And the happiness wasn’t over by just that win, with eight of the nine senior Richmond teams re-

cording wins in a very successful afternoon for the club. Earlier at 1pm the Richmond Hornbills 2nd team beat Wakefield 6-2. The Thompson Daly Chartered Accountants Thistle 3rd div team won 3-1 against Motueka, with the Global Wings Travel Hornbills 3rd team had a 4-1 win over Tahuna. The Sprig and Fern Stags managed to beat their Wakefield opponents 5-0, doing well with, at one point having seven players over 50 ye,ars of age on the field at the same time. The Tasman Auto Electrics Bogans 4th team came away with a win, beating the Nelson Suburbs Mighty Ducks 3-0. The one loss occurred when the Fresh Choice 2nd team went down 4-2 against FC Nelson NMIT. Both senior women’s teams had wins, with the About Beauty at Monaco Swans beating Blenheim Valley 2-1 and the Hothouse Foxes winning 1-0 against Golden Bay.

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Runners compete for Wallace Shield A field of 55 runners and walkers enjoyed the varied, undulating cross-country course that Rabbit Island offered, during the first of the three Wallace Shield races, on Saturday. While there were no significant hills, there were many mounds and dips the runners had to push through over the three lap course. Chris Sharland led the runners out at a fast pace and soon the field was well spread out. Halfway through the last lap,

promising young runner Matt Bowen challenged Sharland, took over the lead and won in a slick time of 17min 42 sec. He was 20 seconds ahead of the next best male runner. Sarah Bonoma was the clear winner of the woman’s race in 21min 27sec, with Colette Read finishing second. Daryl Nish set off at speed and maintained the lead throughout the two lap course to come home in 21min 09sec, Elaine Llewellin in 25min

Local runner Dan Bullock jumping one of the fences during the cross-country at Rabbit Island last weekend. Dan finished the race in 5th place. The race was the first of three Wallace Shield races. Photo: Supplied.

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Wanderers Sports Club Report Chief Coxon returns as Wanderers earn semi-final spot A feature of the Taylors Wanderers Division One team that travelled to Spring Creek for the match against Moutere was the inclusion of Ryan Coxon, who was generously released by The Chiefs in order to assist his injury - depleted club side. When Coxon loaded up his ute in 2017 to travel south from Cambridge, to ply his propping trade with Tasman and the Wanderers, he could not have imagined that within two years he would be experiencing rugby as a full time career. Brought in as injury cover for The Chiefs he is living the dream in Hamilton, albeit on the very first rung of the professional rugby ladder. He made his debut in Super Rugby against the Hurricanes on March 15 and has now played four games. Learning curve for young player The 21-year-old prop had been in the New Zealand Under-20 team as a tighthead, but is changing to loosehead and admits that the learning curve is quite immense. Coxon relished the opportunity to return to Taylors Wanderers for the match and to see some players in the team who have made a journey similar to his in 2017. Three players are only 18-yearsold and coach Glenn Grant had to field a forward pack that contained six front row players, with Coxon filling the role of hooker and Danny McLauchlan, the regular hooker, at blindside with Maloni Saone at No.8. The average age of the front row was only 22 and it is a testament

at halfback for a number of years and was outstanding whether distributing the ball, goading his forwards or sniping away around the edges. Likewise, Zac Coote who had not played seriously for 6 years, kitted up and threw himself fearlessly into all the action. Big Al Davis ground away in the close exchanges, often providing advice to his backline, but in the final analysis it was just a determined team effort by each player to give his best that saw them home, epitomised by Munroâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s confident kick.

to the spirit and resilience of this young group that they were able to finish the round in 3rd place, coming home with a 37-24 victory, securing a semi-final game against Marist next week. Wanderers start disjointed However, the game certainly did not go according to pre-match plans, with Wanderers starting a little disjointed as could be expected, and Moutere fired up for their final game for three weeks, scoring two early tries and leading at half-time 14-10. Clearly some stern words from the coaching staff got Wanderers back on track in the second half where the scrum and maul dominance were eventually turned in to points with Danny Mac, Zyon Holo with a hat-trick, Maloni, Fletcher Matthews and Naki Saumaki all scoring tries. Fittingly, Coxon was awarded player of the day, with support from Maloni and Nino Peniamina for his backline play. Out at Centennial Park, the undefeated Div 2 team hosted 2nd placed Marist and an extremely tight game was fought out to the last second in a match where the lead changed on numerous occasions. Top table Clash A fitting top of the table clash, Marist led 24-26 with time up when a penalty was awarded to Taylors Wanderers 40 metres out and Charlie Munro stepped up immediately and pointed to the posts in a display of confidence that was certainly not misplaced. The ball sailed through and Wanderers kept their perfect record in

Zyon Holo scored a hat-trick of tries last weekend. Photo: Supplied. a game where both teams scored three tries and could only be separated in the end by the solitary point 27-26. As with the Div 1 team, coaches Steve Leef and Grant Blanchet had a spate of injuries that deci-

mated the team for this crucial game but a number of players stood up to the challenge to help the club. Outstanding distribution Sean Whittaker had his first run

Players maintain continuity In an exciting curtain-raiser, the Wanderers Blue Under-13 side hosted Awatere and both teams displayed a fine understanding of the principles of play and an ability to maintain continuity. Some excellent tries were scored, and some equally-courageous defensive efforts were put in by both sides. Awatere had a size advantage which required Wanderers to make more tackles, and in the end the teams were separated by a single extra try to the visitors, but not before James Strang had scored two tries for Wanderers in an exhibition of good straight running. Player of the day for Wanderers Blue was Taylor Hawley with special mentions made to Nathan Inch for his variations in play and Ryan Mirfin as the teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Best Back. Next week will see all teams take a rest except for the Division one semi-final which will be at Trafalgar Park on Saturday at 3pm.

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WEDNESDAY 29 May 2019

Community Notices COMMUNITY SING A LONG Wednesday 5 June 1.30 pm Wesley Centre, 4 Wensley Rd, Richmond (opp. TDC). Afternoon tea. Gold coin admission for Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy. Enquiries 544 8562 NeLSON BAYS CATChBALL: It’s like netball on a volleyball court. Suitable for women of any age & fitness level. First practice free. Every Friday evening @Badminton Hall, Richmond. Contact via FB page: Nelson Bays Catchball or Muriel: 0274757803. MARYBANK GARDeN CLUB Tuesday 4 June 7.30 p.m. Jaycee Room, Founders Speaker: Brian Bird marybankgardenclub@gmail.com All welcome. MUSIC ON TUeSDAY 4 June 10am Richmond Town hall ,all music lovers welcome to enjoy a concert with the Vienna Philharmonic,and a bit of ballet CULTURAL eXPeRIeNCeS: Exploring New Countries, small group travel, home hosting & friendship, interested, learn more, join Nelson Friendship Force, social meetings third Sunday monthly, ph: Kathrine 5472919

Missing

My beloved Chocolate Burmese cat, Cooper, is still missing but my thanks to the people who are out there looking for him. There have been sightings of (maybe) Cooper in a few areas including around Waimea Retirement Village and streets around Hart Rd, so perhaps you’ve seen him too? I’d love to have him back where he belongs. Please ring Noeline on

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on 2nd, 3rd and 4th Thursday morning of the month at Birch Hall on the A&P Showground. If you enjoy Knitting, Spinning, Felting and Weaving come along. Phone Susan 544 3316 RIChMOND ROTARY DAYS FOR GIRLS PROJeCT require volunteers to help sew washable sanitary kits for women/ girls locally & in underdeveloped countries. Meet every Thursday 11-4pm at the Old Richmond Info. Centre, Gladstone Rd. Contact Debra 0274413300 for further info.. NeLSON ASThMA SOCIeTY BeTTeR BReAThING CLASSeS are held in Richmond on the 3rdTuesday of the month at 12pm. All welcome please ph 5445162 or email asthma.nelson@ xtra.co.nz for more classes held in Motueka & Enner Glynn. INDOOR BOWLS - SOCIAL TeAM Church of Christ Hall Youth Hall, D’Arcy St., Richmond. Tuesday 1pm - 3pm. $3.00 per session. A fun social group catering for everyone. New members very welcome. Robin 544 3116 LIKe MUSIC AND DANCING? Try Scottish Country Dancing. We meet on Tuesdays 7.30pm, Methodist Hall, Neale Ave. Stoke. No partner needed just soft shoes & casual clothing. It’s good fun & exercise. Ph 5440902. ALCOhOLICS ANONYMOUS is alcohol causing problems for you in your life? want to stop drinking but cant? maybe we can help. support meetings every day. ring 0800aaworks 0800 229 6757www.aa.org.nz NeLSON NeWBIeS, new to this area? All welcome to join us for a coffee and chat - every Wedn 10.30 am at Deville Café, 22 New St. Ph Clive 5472725

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Bob, 021 106 8205 SeNIORNeT: Become a member to learn more about your computer or digital device. We have courses & interest groups. For more info. see our website seniornetnelson.org.nz , leave a message on 035489401 RIChMOND LIBRARY eveNTS: All Free. 1. Good Crafternoon! Bring your craft project , work in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials and lunch. Free. Wednesdays, 12.30pm-2.pm. 2. Find out about your legal rights if you become sick or disabled with Nelson Community Law Centre’s Law for Lunch session at Richmond Library. Free. Bring your lunch. 12.-1.pm,Thursday 30 May. 3. Christchurch fundraiser – Author Firooz Zadeh will be exchanging copies of his book Inspirational Short Stories With Humour for donations. 5.30-6.30pm, Wedn 5 June. hAve YOU eveR ThOUGhT OF BeCOMING A vOLUNTeeR? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, info or advice? Check out our website www.volunteernelson.org.nz Ph. 546 7681. RIChMOND WeLCOMe GROUP Make some new friends. Join a friendly group of people who meet at 10am, first & third Thursday each month Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Rd. for a coffee & chat. All welcome. Glenys 265 5318 ASTRONOMY: Public Open Night every clear Friday evening, 7.30pm to 9.30pm, at the Cawthron Atkinson Observatory, Clifton Terrance School, 888 Atawhai Drive, Nelson. View the Milky Way Galaxy objects through our telescopes. $5 koha per person, $15 families. Dennis 5470525. RIChMOND CReATIve FIBRe meet

Stoke School. If you are interested in stamps, come along. Everyone welcome. Ph 5471140. WheNUA/ PLACeNTA PLANTING 12pm 15th June behind the Centre of NZ. Access is from Branford Park 2nd car park, It’s a 20 minute walk up the track. For this family event just turn up with your whenua/placenta. Trees & spades are provided by NCC. In memory of Midwife Lyndell Rowen. FRIeNDS SOCIAL CLUB welcomes new members to a club for active SINGLE men & women for weekly activities. for more info ph: Clive 035472725 or Rose 03 5390340. WANT TO MAKe NeW FRIeNDS? The Inner Wheel Club of Waimea Nelson Club for women, meet monthly to promote fun, speakers, outings & service. Interested? Pat 548 2725 WANT TO LeARN AIKIDO JAPANeSe MARTIAL ART! We have two age group classes for children. LITTLE SAMURAI 5-7 yrs & AIKIKAI KIDS 8-12 yrs. We also have adult classes running on Wednesday /Friday night. ChILD POveRTY ACTION GROUP NeLSON-TASMAN Post Budget Event 2019 Stoke School Hall Wednesday 5 June 9.30 -11.30 am. Find out how Budget 2019 will affect children & young people. Speakers Professor Innes Asher ONZM & Max Rashbrooke. Email cpag2016nn@gmail. com for more info & rsvp NeLSON 50+WALKING GROUP June 6th, Richmond Hills. Ph. Roger, 539 6402 or Judy, 547 2885. NeLSON 50+ MINI WALKeRS: June 4th, Airport Circuit. Meet 10am at Honest Lawyer. Ph. Denis,545 7242. Combined Nelson 50+ Walking Groups, Anniversary dinner June 18th. Ph. Alan, 547 7690 or

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June 2019. Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039 NeLSON RAILWAY at Founders Park. This weekend, Queens Birthday weekend, the railcar will be running Saturday, Sunday & Monday, between 11am & 4pm, weather permitting. Adults $6 Children $4 “The TWO ROSeS” perform on flute and piano Tuesday May 28th at Stoke Seniors Community Centre, Greenmeadows, 1.30 PM. Entry fee $5 (incl afternoon tea) Ph 547 2660 to book NeLSON SCIeNCe SOCIeTY: Trying to keep up with Climate Change” June 4th, 7.30pm Room A211, NMIT. Lindsay Wood...quest to walk the talk on climate action. Author of the one page newsletter “ Climate Matters”. NeLSON WeIGhTLIFTING are hosting the South Island weightlifting Champs, Sat 1 & Sunday 2 June at Tasman Rugby rooms 1 Kinzett Tce Nelson. Free. Lester Keene 0274054829. NeLSON/TASMAN eNDOMeTRIOSIS GROUP are having a display at Nelson Market Sat 8 June. Info. & Education material available as well as representatives on site to speak with. FOOD, IS IT A PROBLeM FOR YOU? Are you suffering from anorexia, bulimia, obesity and/or compulsive eating? Overeaters Anonymous works. Ph 0226730237. All welcome ReD hAT SOCIeTY – NeLSON SAUCY SISTeRS a global Society of women encourages, supports women in their pursuit of FUN, FRIENDSHIP, FREEDOM, FULFILMENT, FITNESS. We are refining the traditional notions of ageing. Meet 2nd Wedn each month. Rae 5473074 Margaret 5473089. NeLSON PhILATeLIC SOCIeTY next meeting 2 p.m. Sunday June 9th at

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ReMINDeR – hOPe/RANZAU WOMeNS INSTITUTe MeMBeRS - our next meeting is Lunch at 12.30pm on Weds. 5th June at Senior Citizens Hall, 62 Oxford St., Richmond. Your contact Brenda 5445872 RIChMOND GARDeN CLUB meets 1pm 05 June at the Hall, Our Lady of the Bay Parish Centre, William St., Richmond. Friendly club, great speakers, sales & interest tables. Do join us. Contact Paula 03 547 2537f & NeLSON SOCIAL DANCING CLUB, at Club Waimea 8 June. Live Music from 7.30pm – 11.15pm. Members $10 Non-Members $15. Contact Chris 021 160 1358 hIGGINS heRITAGe PARK, Pigeon Valley Rd. Wakefield is open Sunday 2nd of June 10 AM - 3 PM. Member sheds have a great collection of vintage machinery & rural life exhibits. Also check out the Triumph Mayflower powered by a 10hp 1910 Stanley Steam Engine at the Ray Win Collection. www.higginsheritagepark.co.nz Ph David 027 631 6786 NeLSON PhILATeLIC SOCIeTY next meet 2 p.m Sun. June 9 Stoke School. If you are interested in stamps, come along. All welcome. Ph 5471140 FOReST AND BIRD, native tree planting, Sat 1 June 8.30 till 4pm, end of Research Orchard Rd, Appleby, bring spade, solid footwear, Ian Price 0272879203 WAIMeA MUSIC CLUB will NOT meet Queen’s Birthday weekend 2nd June. Contact Sec Pat Rainbow ph 5445766 Clive Parkinson ph 5530526 ARThRITIS SOCIeTY COFFee MORNING We meet at Flock in Church St 10am on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Next Gathering 26

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544 8059 www.tasmanbayplumbing.co.nz

1/750 Lower Queen St Richmond

027 674 8102 03 542 3180

03 542 3224

Mike Pero Real Estate Ltd Licensed REAA (2008)

RoofING

NELSON BAYS ROOF REPAIRS

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Stump Grinding Tree Felling & Removal Site Clearance Andrew Workman

021 081 82 123 Free Quotes & Prompt Service

www.stumpgrindingservice.co.nz

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Smart Solutions for Smart People

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

❱ Roof Inspections ❱ Roof Reports ❱ Roof Leaks ❱ Roof Repairs ❱ Roof Replacements

Hot Water Heating Dairy Farms 12V Grid Tie

Camping and RV Domestic and Commercial 12v Off Grid

Your Solar • Grid Tied PV Systems

Chris Inglis 03 5448059 0275485877

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

• Off Grid PV Systems SpecialiStS Clean, green, affordable • Solar Hot Water

Safe and Secure Only $25pw Only $35pw For boats, caravans & motorhomes

1-19 McPherson St Richmond

20ft containers

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

www.nzsolar.co.nz • Dairy Farms info@nzsolar.co.nz

03 544 8553

• Camping & RV

• Domestic & Commercial

Enquiries

www.nzsolar.co.nz

03 544 8553

541 0287

or 027 454 3813 e: admin@hopestorage.co.nz

1/750 Lower Queen St Richmond 7081

HOpE STORAGE - 52 Ranzau Rd, Hope

www.nzsolar.co.nz

Proudly supplying Orange Residential Homes roofing requirements for over 10 years

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RoofING

Top Kat Roofing Tasman OUR SERVICES

• Roof Repairs & Painting • Gutter Cleaning & Replacement • Iron Restorations • Cement Tile Restorations • Terracotta Tile Restoration

www.topkat.co.nz

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Bob’s on the job...

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543 8090

E: topkatroofingtasman@gmail.com

www.chooks.co.nz

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• Leaking Taps & Pipes • Kitchens & Bathrooms • Solar Hot Water • Drainage • Gasfitting • Wastewater

0800 36 70 70

270 Mt Heslington Rd, RD1 Brightwater

Ph: 538 0824

Honest, Reliable Master Plumbers, Drain Layers and Gasfitters Since 1915

REAL EsTATE

Call Tracy Beer Get the service and results you deserve

Stockists of all poultry supplies

• Leaks • Repairs • Maintenance • ReRoofs • New Roofs

PLumBING & GAs

info@tuffnell.co.nz

Thinking of Selling?

Brown Shavers ready to go

RoofING

Office 544 0856

PaintCo

022 323 7447

or 544 9415

PAINTER

• Free Quotes • Qualified Security Checked Team • Interior and Exterior Painting • Roof Painting • Water Blasting • Wallpapering • Specialised Coatings • Locally owned since 2001

SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS

Tony 021 612 316 John 021 825 290

PAINTER

sales@waimeaweekly.co.nz

Baby&Mobility HIRE

High Reach Tree Pruning Fencing Paving Decking Retaining Walls Interior/Exterior Painting Lawn Trimming Lifestyle Blocks

Replace your doors, drawer fronts and bench tops

PH 544 9037

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Thistle & Fern Property Maintenance

• Low prices • Secure storage • CCTV Surveillance

• Inside car storage • Staff on site

Size & Price List available at www.tasmanstorage.nz

74 Gladstone Rd, Richmond & 481 High St, Motueka

Ph 544 4306

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