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Thieves were so neat and fast when they removed large shopfront windows to steal $8500 worth of equipment from two Richmond busi-nesses, the robberies went unnoticed by security guards and staff.About $2500 worth of elec-trical equipment was stolen from BNT in Richmond on June 24 and three days later a $6500 motorcycle was sto-len from Morley Motorcycle and Marine in Wakatu Estate in Stoke. The burglars gained entry to both businesses by removing a shopfront win-dow and Morley’s managing director Ian Robinson says the burglars were so tidy, staff and customers didn’t notice anything was wrong until two days later.“The alarm went off at 4.23 in the morning and our secu-rity company was there four minutes later but they didn’t notice anything obvious was wrong,” Ian says. “I went to

work in the morning and we didn’t notice anything either - a lot of sensors had been trig-gered but we thought it was just an alarm malfunction.“But then the next day we were having a meeting and one of the guys noticed there was a stand with no bike in it. That’s when we realised the bike and window were miss-ing and that we’d been robbed.“We’d had customers in all day and none of them noticed either - one of them said ‘it’s cold in here’ but that was all. We even had to point out the missing window to the police when they arrived.”Ian says the 1.8 metre wide by 0.8 metre high window was hidden behind some trees next to their building. “It would be quite a mission to

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Chloe Fauchelle, 4, of the Richmond Early Learning Centre, at a swimming lesson at the ASB Aquatic Centre. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Most of us will remember trips to the swimming pool during school time, but not many will be able to remember doing the same when we were just four years old and still at pre-school. Well, children from the Rich-mond Early Learning Centre have been getting their weekly “school time” swimming lessons in a year early, partnering-up with the ASB Aquatic and Fitness Centre’s Swim

Magic programme.Lisa Stove, the Nelson region coor-dinator for Swim Magic, says Wa-ter Safety New Zealand statistics show that there are still huge num-bers of intermediate-age children who can’t swim 200m, and she hopes getting them in early will go a long way to improving those statistics. Most of the schools in the region have regular swimming lessons at

the facility, but this is the first time that children from early child-hood education have joined up. “Our catchphrase is that it takes a long time for a child to learn their ABCs, well it takes just as long to learn to swim to save your-self,” says Lisa. “We just want to start their water confidence early. There’s no best age to start swim-ming, it’s just as early as possible, it’s all about water familiarisation.”

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get it out. They obviously had the right tools and knew what they were do-ing.”BNT shop supervisor, Ben Luff says he arrived at work at 7.30 on Fri-day morning but didn’t initially notice their shop window was missing.“A truck rolled past the front door and I thought “that sounds loud” and that’s when I noticed the window,” he says.Ben says the only good news is that the burglars didn’t damage the 1 metre by 1.5 metre glass and it will be able to be reused.

“They’d picked all the rubber out and removed the flashings and lifted the window out and leaned it against the building. It’s a big-sized piece of glass so they obviously had some glazier’s tools and the right skills.”Ben says the thieves were also audacious because BNT’s shop front is well illuminated and visible from Oxford St. Nelson police are investi-gating the burglaries and would like to hear from anyone who has any rel-evant information. The stolen motorcycle is a 2012 Honda CRF 150cc dirt bike.

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BNT staff member George Lowery outside the front window of their Richmond shop that was removed during a burglary late last month. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

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A dog jumped on to the lap of a 16 year old driver, frightening her, as she crashed into a power pole.Rosette Hailes-Paku, who has only had her learner’s licence for two weeks, was driving down Champion Rd to her new home with her mother, 11 year old sister and their pet dog, late on Thursday afternoon. Rosette says the dog jumped “on top of me” from the back seat, before the van hit the curb and slammed front-on into a power pole, damaging it, cut-ting power to the neighbour-hood for hours, and putting her

sister in hospital.Her sister wasn’t wearing a seat belt and hit the windscreen.Rosette was in “real bad shock” when describing the accident. “It was so scary,” she said at the scene, with mascara running down her cheek and being sup-ported by a fellow student and friend from Garin College. “It was such a dumb thing to do. I thought the power pole was go-ing to explode.”Nelson Police communica-

tions manager Barbara Dunn confirmed there were just three people in the van, that the driver was on a learner’s licence, and says there is no legal requirement to restrain an animal inside a vehicle, un-less they were on the back of a truck or ute.The crash is still under investi-gation, so she could not com-ment whether the driver would be facing charges.The cost of the power pole is an insurance matter and any decision on the fate of the car would be as well, Barbara says.The dog is fine.

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Rosette Hailes-Paku speaks with police after the van she was driving smashed into a power pole in Richmond, cutting power to nearby homes. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Brightwater School pupils didn’t need to go to Glasgow to experience the colour and excitement of the Common-wealth Games, after compet-ing in their own games com-plete an opening ceremony featuring kilted pipers, Scot-tish Highland terriers and a visit from the Queen.Last Friday’s Brightwater games started with kilted pipers, former pupils Rachel Shaw and Matthew Arnold, leading a procession of ath-letes dressed in the colours of 20 of the Commonwealth countries onto the school’s playing field. Then Queen Elizabeth II arrived, waving from the back of a convert-

ible chauffeured by principal Gerald Baldwin before giv-ing her welcoming speech and declaring the games open. The school’s 285 pupils then competed in a variety of

traditional Commonwealth Games events like high jump, long jump and shot put as well as some not so traditional ones like the po-tato race and rugby pass. Al-though the day was all about

having fun, deputy principal Alan Dobson says there was a serious side to the friendly games with Fiji winning the gold medal for recording the most points from 20 events held throughout the day.


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Staff at the Star & Garter are deeply upset after a woman, who is one of their regulars, was seriously injured during an incident at the Richmond tavern early on Sunday morning. Nelson Police say the woman suffered a se-rious eye injury when a member of a group that had been ejected from the tavern on Queen St, at about 3am on Sunday, threw a glass object at the tavern’s smoking area.

The glass object shattered and a shard flew into the eye of the woman sitting in the area.The woman was admitted to Nelson Hos-pital where she had surgery to remove the glass and was reported to be in a stable condition on Monday. “She is a regular here and we are really con-cerned about her welfare,” Star & Garter general manager Jerome Nahi says. “She

was just sitting there, she was an innocent bystander which made it even worse - we hope she’ll be alright.” Jerome says the Star & Garter has an ex-cellent security record and is taking the incident very seriously. He says staff are cooperating with police and could not comment on the details of the incident un-til the investigation was completed.The Star & Garter has a licence to stay open

and sell alcohol until 3am on Sundays and needs to vacate patrons by 3.30am.Detective sergeant Mark Kaveney says two people are helping them with their inquir-ies into the incident, after they appealed to the public for witnesses. The two witnesses are members of the group that was ejected and included the person who allegedly threw the glass object.Mark can be contacted on 546 3840.

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Brightwater School pupils, from left, Maddison Muollo, Luca Palmer-Donaldson, Zane Mead, holding the Scottish banner, and Jared Shelling at the school’s Commonwealth Games last Friday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

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A hundred Nelson homes will be made warmer over the next year thanks to a new $300,000 project aimed at keeping people healthier.The Warmer Healthier Homes Project was announced last week and will see homes insulated for free, which will see huge eco-nomic and health benefits to the region, say its founders.The Canterbury Community Trust has partnered with the Nelson Tasman Housing Trust, Absolute Energy, Nelson Marl-borough District Health Board

and the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority in the project, aimed at providing low-income families with warmer, more insulated homes.Canterbury Community Trust’s Bill Dahlberg says the initial funding will be made available for people referred by the health board. “Often, people in need don’t put their hand up, so we want to make sure that people with multiple hospitalisations will be first on the list.”The group hopes to start on its first house in the next few weeks.

A Nelson woman has been conned out of $250,000 in an online friendship that turned out to be a scam.It’s the latest in the long, and increasing, line of Nelson people who are falling victim to online scammers, mainly via dating or companion websites. Age Concern Nelson manager Sue Tilby says the problem has been growing over the past year, as trusting older people get more and more computer-savvy.Sue says the quarter of a million dollar rip-off is the biggest she has heard of locally and that it took place over a year, with the amounts the victim sent growing over time. “The person was in denial and has still not totally accepted that it was a scam.”Loneliness is a common factor in the cases Age Concern has dealt with and Sue says older people tend to be more trusting, so are open to scammers. “Older people tend to think that the computer is a trustworthy piece of equipment. It’s quite sad because we want them to get computer savvy because it’s an extension of life, but this is one of the down sides.”Nelson internet safety expert John Parsons, says he’s not surprised as he’s also dealt with an increasing number of cases where scammers are fooling locals. In one case he worked on, a Nelson woman sent $28,000 to a scammer off-shore. “When I met her she was on the verge of losing $100,000. By the end of working with that family we had to reformat the computers, had to change the land line and we had to give her another cellphone. In response to the increasing number of vic-tims, Age Concern Nelson is hosting a semi-nar this month called Scam Savvy. It’s aimed at educating people around online scams and will be held at Trafalgar Pavilion. Age Concern are hoping for around 120 attendees to listen to Bronwyn Groot on August 21 from 1.30pm.

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A rare collection of medals, given to the family of a private after he died in World War 2, will be up for auction next weekend.The medals currently belong to the sister of Nelson soldier G.C O’Connor, and will be sold along with a portrait of himself, a watch, his will and a letter he wrote to his family during the war. Included amongst the medals is a Distinguished Fly-ing Cross, which is awarded to junior officers and senior non commissioned officers of the Air Force for courage and de-votion to duty.More than 1000 of the these medals were awarded to New Zealanders for their actions during the Second World War.Auctioneer John Walker says the collection is an important part of Nelson’s history, and while he was reluctant to sell such items – as it’s usually en-couraged to pass them down the family line – he says the sister does not have any family to pass them down to. “What makes the collection valuable is the rest of the story. This is the first time I’ve come across a complete collection of his med-als, his watch and all of his doc-umentation,” he says. “You’d normally just get one medal, or

a set, but not the rest of it. The Flying Cross itself is the most valuable one.”In the letter to his family, G.C O’Connor talks about the ciga-rettes he’s been smoking and requests cake to be sent over, a little piece at a time, by his mother. The will was completed in 1940, but John was unaware of what year he actually died. John expects the set to go somewhere between $2500 and

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NEWSin briefAUTHOR TO MAKE PRESENTATION: Firooz Zadeh has published a new book titled The Power and the Peril of Oil. It’s a passionately-written account about how oil has given strength and empow-ered some countries while it has imper-illed others. Firooz is an “American Kiwi made in Iran”. The book is available from The Copy Press in Stoke and can be or-dered online from www.copypress.co.nz. Firooz is also holding a presentation to-night on “the puzzle of the Middle East, life in Iran and present conditions in Iraq. It will be held in the Tasman District Li-brary between 5:30pm and 6:30pm.

PEST FENCE CLOSER TO REALITY: The trust behind a move to build a 14 kilo-metre pest-proof fence is within touch-ing distance of reaching its fundraising target, after the government chipped in $216,000 on Friday. The Government’s $216,000, from the Community Conser-vation Partnership Fund will support the development of a 700-hectare pest-free wildlife Brook Waimarama Sanctuary. The trust hope to start building in spring.

After 14 years of business on Queen St, Stirling Sports has closed its doors and will soon reopen in the Richmond Mall.Owners Dave and Sandy Heyward have decided to “simplify” the busi-ness, and will focus more on retail, dropping their fishing and hunting lines. “We just want to concentrate on the Stirling Sports side, which is your footwear, clothing and sport side,” says Sandy. “The type of cus-tomer that shops in a traditional Stir-ling Sports store are mall shoppers, so that’s where we want to be. That’s where our market is.”

The new look store, situated around Michael Hill Jeweller in the mall, will also have more lines, including Adi-das Original and Lorna Jane.Both Dave and Sandy will be based in the Nelson store on Trafalgar St, which they also own, in between the closure of the Queen St store and the opening of the Richmond Mall premises. They would like to thank their loyal customers for the support over the past 14 years, and were looking for-ward to serving them in a new store shortly. The Queen St store will soon be occupied by Hunting and Fishing.

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A trio of trail blazing con-tractors have been busy donating their time and machinery to help create mountainbike tracks around the Nelson-Tasman region, and they could get even bus-ier with an ambitious project to build epic back-country trails on the horizon.Last week, Andrew Spittal of Ching Contracting and Gary Donaldson of Donaldson Civil completed the second stage of the Escalator moun-tainbike track in the Rich-mond Hills for the Tasman District Council. Andrew and Gary spent two weeks in diggers working with Chris Mildon of the Mountain-bike Trails Trust cutting the 2.5 kilometre climbing track that links with the first stage starting in Easby Park.At the same time, Malcolm Edridge of Mike Edridge Contracting has been work-ing on the new Big Bush mountainbike trails near St Arnaud. All three contrac-tors are providing their exca-vators and time for free and Chris says that’s reduced the cost of building the tracks by about 80 per cent.“If we didn’t have these guys then a lot of these tracks probably wouldn’t get built,’

Chris says. “Andrew and Gary supplied two diggers, a hydraulic rock breaker and fuel and their time in the Richmond Hills and Mal-colm has machinery and some of his staff working at St Arnaud, the generosity is amazing.”Chris says Andrew started the philanthropy ball rolling when he worked on tracks in the Kaiteriteri Mountainbike Park a few years ago. An-drew subsequently worked on tracks around Nelson and now Gary and Malcolm are helping out. All three are executive mem-bers of the Nelson Marlbor-ough Contractors Federation and keen mountainbikers.“I’ve been doing it for a few years now, and one day Gary

said he’d come and give me a hand, and now Malcolm’s got on board too,” Andrew says. “We are all contractors and we like to build things that people can use - it’s good for us to be able to do something for the community. I enjoy doing it and it’s so addictive.”Malcolm says he is happy to help out with the St Arnaud trails because all his fam-ily and many of his staff are keen mountainbikers and it benefits the wider commu-nity. “I have a young fam-ily growing up and they’ll be able to enjoy these tracks in the years to come,” Malcolm says. “We also have a lot of keen mountainbikers on our staff and they are good (exca-vator) operators so they have been helping out too.”

Tasman District Council reserves officer Steve Rich-ards says Andrew, Gary and Malcolm are “adding such tremendous value to the de-velopment of the tracks”.“We are lucky to have them just like we are lucky to have all our volunteers. All these tracks are certainly happen-ing a lot faster with them on board.” The next big mission for the trail blazing contrac-tors could be the Epic Trails Project which aims to build a network of long distance back country rides around the region. All three are trus-tees of the Mountainbike Trials Trust. Its next target is a loop track from the Hack-ett Hut to the Starveall Hut through to the Lee Valley.


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here, sit down have a look, have a listen and then we can tailor something to suit. It’s very cool, I use my projector all the time, the biggest prob-lem I have is kicking the teenagers off it because I want to use it.”Call in and see the team and sample what a true home theatre looks and sounds like, 264-268 Hardy St, Nelson or call 548 8699.

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Richmond furniture retailer Lynfords is set to move off Queen St, but is doing so to “expand the business”.After being situated in the Queen St store for the past three and a half years, Lynfords is now shift-ing to the Robinson’s complex off Main Rd Stoke where its neighbours will include Super Cheap Auto and a local cycle store.Lynfords owner Lindsay Thomason says he is aiming to be settled in to the new premises by the start of November and he’s looking forward to the new challenge. “We simply had to find a bigger building with more space and more car-parks,” he says. “We have some wonderful new lines of furniture arriving and we are also intro-ducing some more high-quality product to our customers”. Lindsay says the new location will allow for larg-er storage and display areas. “We think it’ll be a

good position. We are a destination type store but the ease of access is quite an appealing as-pect.”Lynfords are the Nelson agent for the Danske Mobler range of furniture and the high-quality range of Stressless chairs.It will be business as usual until the big move.

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Cheeky Nelsonians are using cour-tesy trailers for more than what they’re intended for, say the busi-nesses that own them.Last month, a customer at Bark Processors in Richmond was pho-tographed buying a trailer-load of bark with a Goldpine courtesy trailer.The photo was shared on social me-dia with the caption: “Don’t think Goldpine would be too stoked.”Goldpine manager John McDonald says it’s disappointing that some of their customers would “abuse the

privilege” of the courtesy trailers.“Obviously it should be from the store to home and back again. Should I become aware of someone doing it, I would certainly be reluc-tant to let them take one again.”But he says he wouldn’t start chas-ing people who do it. “We’ve got bigger things to worry about.”Sand and Land owner Nigel Sutton says he once caught someone tow-ing scrap metal in one of his trailers and he “had a word” when he came back. But that’s the worst case he’s seen. “Most people are pretty good.”

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The Kaka Shield is rugby, but not as you know it. Rugby boots are substituted for gumboots or sneakers, drinks breaks include scooping a glass of beer from a stainless steel bucket sat next to a keg, short line-outs are literally that with players down on their knees, men and women play on the same team and, for some weird traditional reason, the away team always wins, meaning there is always a reverse fixture the fol-lowing year.The Kaka Shield was once played as a competitive rugby match between Tui and Sherry Valley in 1923 and has been con-tested every year since – other than during the war years. Its most modern take includes plenty of antics and is played between Ta-pawera and Richmond, but no one knows when those two teams took over, or when the new rules came in to play.The shield itself is apparently more valuable than the Ranfurly Shield – just not as prized – with gold nug-gets and sovereigns scattered across its front.Last year, Richmond won a nine-a-side fixture and the score was 6-3, meaning the shield returned to the Star & Garter. This weekend the Kaka Shield re-turns to Jubilee Park, and Tapawera will win again. But that’s all part of the fun, and David Walker, who has

been playing in the competition for 40 years plus, says anyone is wel-come, especially older players with a sense of humour. David says the value of the shield keeps the tradition alive, and he was looking forward to the 100th anniversary, which is looming.

“We want to make sure it gets to the 100th year and it supports the kids too,” he says.Last year’s event raised $700 for Ta-pawera JAB, and this year there will be a meal and an auction too, which always helps the cause.The Kaka Shield match between Richmond and Tapawera begins at 1pm this Sunday with a Tapawera versus Waimea intermediate selec-tion match following it at 2pm be-fore the auction and meal.For more information, contact Da-vid on 544 6670.

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Tony Greep and Bill Strawbridge at last year’s Kaka Shield rugby match in Tapaw-era. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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you took at The Nelson ARK’s Quiz Night. Thank you so much! Kind regards, Trudy Nicholson.

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well, no doubt. Clare Prangley.

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Rugby star’s heart problems:Trael, I hope they give you the operation ASAP. You are a top

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Brook Sanctuary gets govt grant:Yippee; but why now so close to elections? Shirley Barrow.

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Cool, but special education still needs funds. Mel Perrin.

Yippee! That means the Kiwis will be here soon! Tanith Visser.

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HEALTHY EATERS: Future’s Preschool’s Leslie Mayse, left, receives their gold award for healthy eating from the Heart Foundation’s Chloe Balder-stone. Future’s Pre School were the proud recipi-ents of the Heart Foundations Gold Award for healthy eating which recognises their efforts in keeping their centre healthy for the children, the parents and the staff. “We’re just trying to show that our centre is eating and drinking healthy which gives more brain power to the kids,” says Future’s Leslie Mayse. This is Future’s Pre School’s second gold award which covers them for two years and Leslie says it is an important achieve-ment for the centre, showing that they are helping children and parents make healthier choices for their long-term well-being. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

A group that gives young teenagers life skills and helps them make informed decisions about their relationships and sexual activity has been nomi-nated for the Car Company Charity Drive competition. YrChoice is a preventative life skills programme that is deliv-ered by trained young adults to year 9 and 10 students in many schools throughout the coun-try. It is managed by the youth charity Family Education Net-work, and Nelson co-ordinator Lynda Rea says it is presently offered in Waimea College, Nelson College for Girls and Garin College.Lynda says one of the keys to the success of YrChoice is that it is delivered by a male and female young adult. “The stu-dents can relate to these people because they are younger and that’s one of the strengths of YrChoice,” Lynda says. “Stu-dents aren’t always comfortable talking to teachers and parents about relationships and sex.”Lynda says they have six pre-senters in the Nelson-Tasman region aged from 18 to 25. The presenters are all trained

and deliver a formatted, inter-active lesson that is designed to complement the school health education curriculum.YrChoice presenter Stephanie Mackintosh says the students always enjoy the programme and it invariably leads to “a lot of interesting discussion.” “We make it fun and give them something they can relate to,” Stephanie says. “They get right into it which can be a bit scary sometimes.”The programme has an annual budget of around $20,000 and

is funded by grants, sponsor-ship and donations, as well as small fee from the schools.Lynda says they would love to win the Charity Drive so they can take YrChoice into more schools and help even more young teenagers make the right decisions. The Car Company Charity Drive competition started last year and offers $10,000 to a non-profit group. Groups can enter the competition until August 22 by going to www.carcompanynelson.co.nz


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Snowboarders won’t have to go far to find snow this Friday, with two tones of crushed ice being dropped into Mapua for the Play-house Café’s Jib Jam event.Sponsored by Hogey’s Surf, Sealords, Speights Summit and Placemak-ers Nelson, the Jib Jam gives snowboarders a rare chance to strut their stuff in front of spectators away from the ski field, with a specially built rail con-structed in front of a three-metre-high ramp.This year’s event is free, and Nic Roland, owner of the Playhouse Café, says the reason for that is to bring in more spectators and compet-itors. “I’m just a big snow-boarding and skiing fan and I love the moun-tain. I thought it’d be a no brainer to bring an event like this to my venue,” Nic says when asked how it started four years ago. “We’ve got the area, it’s custom made for it and it’s su-per fun.”

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Refuel by learning new skills and knowledge over the winter months. Fill a blank canvas with oils or acrylics with guidance from Rose Shepard, Ross Whitlock or Pammie Moonlight. Challenge a mind blank by learning Chinese/Mandarin language. If life’s getting a little imbalanced, you might

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You’ve nominated who you think does it best, now it’s time to vote. The 2014 New Zealand King Salmon Nelson Hospitality Awards are the most prestigious local awards the industry has and recognises the best in the hospitality business. This year, hundreds of businesses and workers were nominated by people from Golden Bay to Murchison to Rai Valley, and everywhere in between. There was an overwhelming response so the finalists were narrowed down to the top in each category, based on the number of nominated votes.The awards are split into two categories – industry awards, which are judged by experts, and the people’s choice awards, voted and judged by you. So it’s important you have your say! Simply fill in who you want to win, cut out the form and drop it off to either newspaper office in Selwyn Pl, Nelson or Salisbury Rd, Richmond. Or send

it to Nelson Hospitality Awards, PO Box 503 Wellington.Voting will close at 12 noon on Friday 8 August, so get your entry form in before then.The winners will be announced at the biannual New Zealand King Salmon Nelson Hospitality Awards event to be held on Monday 25 August, venue to be confirmed.Tickets will be on sale at Hardys Bar. The ticket price will be $65, which includes drinks served and a three course dinner.

PeoPle’s choice categories: (to be voted for by the public)Kahurangi estate outstanding ambience & serviceFor an establishment that has the X factor; a venue that brings the fans back time and time again for its fabulous atmosphere and outstanding service.Westmeat outstanding ethnic cuisineFor an ethnic restaurant which produces quality food with authentic surroundings and atmosphere. hancocks New Zealand outstanding entertainment VenueFor an establishment which provides the best variety and best service in entertainment. DB Breweries Bar of the YearFor a bar that delivers consistently high standards. lion Nathan Barperson of the YearThis award goes to someone who has superb

product knowledge, is amiable and discreet, with a unique personal style. He or she pos-sesses an excellent memory and a sense of humour. southern hospitality Waiter/Maitre D of the YearFor a hospitality professional who has a full knowledge of the menu and wine list, uses their initiative and has good sales ability. He or she is perceptive and tactful, always well-groomed and a team player.Bidvest restaurant of the YearFor an establishment that excels in all areas: menus, wine list, ambience and knowledge-able, efficient staff. hirepool café of the YearFor a stand out establishment that has well designed menus and a relaxed welcoming atmosphere.greenhough Wine outstanding suburban VenueFor an outstanding hospitality venue outside the areas of Nelson, Stoke and Richmond.

• Authentic Thai Cuisine• Fully licensed with BYO (wine)

@274 Queen St, Richmond Dine In and Takeaway

Tel 544 6489

@ 87a Nile St, Nelson - Takeaway OnlyTel 539 0098

Open 7 Days for DinnerOpen Mon-Fri for Lunch

Thanks for nominating us!

80 Hardy Street • www.paulasplate.co.nz

Celebrating 1 year in business!

Now available for catering and private functions

Phone (03)548-8057

A huge thanks to our customers for making us finalists in the best Maitre D, Cafe, Restaurant,

and Ambience & Service categories.

New hours: 10am-2.30pm Mon-Sat

Mishael and the team at Ambrosia would like to thank their

lovely, loyal customers for their Hospitality Award nominations and

for their ongoing support!

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Ph 03 544 0025

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Eastern entrance of the Richmond Mall Open extended hours 7days a week Ginger’s own coffee blend

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A huge thank you to all our customers for

our votes in the Nelson hospitality

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Eastern Entrance Richmond Mall

Thank you for nominating us for Best Restaurant, Maitre D, Cafe, Ambience and Service and Ethic Cuisine sections of the

2014 Nelson Hospitality Awards!

Hours - Lunch: Mon to Fri 12 - 2pmDinner: Everyday 5pm onwards

Takeaways also available

“We thank all our loyal customers for their continued support and patronage and making this possible for

our team at The Indian Café”

94 Collingwood St, Nelson Ph: 548 4089 www.theindiancafe.com

Sincere thanks for our nominations in the 2014-2015

Nelson Hospitality Awards.You really made our day!

Nelson

2014 hospitality awards

Post this voting form to Nelson Hospitality Awards, PO Box 503, Wellington, or drop into the Nelson Weekly, Trafalgar House, Selwyn Place or the Waimea Weekly, 6 Salisbury Road, Richmond.

Bar Person Adrian Broadmore - Elsewhere Jason Stack - Sprig & Fern Brightwater Akashia Jensen - Fords Jerome Wahi - Star & Garter Tavern Amber Ford - Fords Kathryn Banner - Sprig & Fern Milton St Andrea Dixon - Sprig & Fern Milton St Matt Bainbridge - The Styx Andrew Lee - Sprig & Fern Milton Nick Schryvers - Sprig & Fern Milton St Bex Burton - Elsewhere Nick Widley - Fords Caitlin Ryan - Speights Ale House Raz Zuffigar - Krauts Chris Satherly - Sprig & Fern Richmond Rhys Clarke - Freehouse Clare Fisher - Sprig & Fern Hardy Street Riley Burrows - Speights Ale House Craig Lines - Liquid Rosalyn Learmonth - Founders Brewery Dong Young Kim - Speight Ale House Scott Bradley - Rhythm & Brown Gareth Caldwell - Speights Ale House Scott McFayden - Speights Ale House Gary Owens - Smugglers Sean McEwen-Delaney - Bar 321 Gina Walsh - Armadillos Steph Doucet - Speights Ale House Hollee Dobson - Ambrosia Tracy Banner - Sprig & Fern Milton St Jasmine Zuffigar - Krauts Wendy Giles- Sprig & Fern Brightwater

Restaurant Anchor Bar & Grill La Gourmandise Apple Shed Little India Armadillo's Lonestar Bar 321 Melrose House Boatshed Mint Dining Room Chai Yo Miyazu East St Cafe Nicola's Cantina Eastern Cuisine Paula's Plate Fords River Kitchen Hanger 58 Tong Tara Harbour Light Bistro Speights Ale House Harrys Bar Styx Hopgoods The Indian Cafe Jellyfish The Verdict Krauts Three Rooms

Suburban Venue Bedford Bar Sprig & Fern Motueka HQ Stoneridge Cafe Jester House The Abbey Moutere Inn The Cellar Door at Moutere Hills Waimea Estates Neudorf Winery The Grape Escape Office on Appleby The Playhouse Petite Fleur Toad Hall Riverside Cafe Up the Garden Path Roots Takaka Wakefield Villa Tearooms Sprig & Fern Wholemeal Cafe

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Waiter/Maitre D Amber Ford - Ford’s Restaurant & Bar Andy Waddington - Morrsion St Café Bex Burton - Elsewhere Bridget Knight - Ambrosia Caitlin Ryan - Speights Ale House Carrie Parlane - Hanger 58 Craig Woodbury - Wooden Spoon Denise Gibson - The Indian café Donna Castello - Ginger Eilidh McGuire - Speights Ale House Francine Miller - Ginger Glenda Dobson - Ambrosia Guy McCracken - Café on Oxford Hollee Dobson - Ambrosia Jasmine Zuffigar-Krauts Jess Bouchut - Melrose House Café Jessie-lee Mathews-Turton - Speights Ale House Kate Nichols-The Grape Escape Café Katie Funnell - Styx Kim Hawkes - Mint Dining Room Melissa Calder - Speights Ale House Mishael Sowman - Ambrosia Mylene Myrtle - La Gormandise Nick Widley - Fords Paula Seang - Paula’s Plate Penny Te Huia - Wooden Spoon Peter Coates - Café on Oxford Raz Zuffigar - Krauts Shelly Stewart - Mint Dining Room Sian Robinson - Fords Sierra Clement - Morrisons Steph Girardi - Speights Ale House Tiger Jefford - Speights Ale House Zoe Lithgrow - Ambrosia

Bar Armadillos Bar 321 Bedford Bar Elsewhere Harrys Bar Liquid NZ Bar McCashins Rhythm & Brown Speights Ale House Sprig & Fern Brightwater Sprig & Fern Hardy St Sprig & Fern Milton St Sprig & Fern Queen St Star & Garter The Free House The Turf The Verdict

Ambience and Sevice Ambrosia Cafe Affair Cafe on Oxford Chai Yo Fords Free House Ginger Harrys Krauts La Gourmandise Liquid Little India Melrose House Café Mint Dining Room Morrison St Cafe Paula's Plate Petite Fleur River Kitchen Robert Harris Rhythm & Brown Speights Ale House Sprig & Fern Brightwater Sprig & Fern Milton St Styx The Indian Cafe The Office The Vic Brew Bar Three Rooms Up the Garden Path Wooden Spoon

Entertainment Venue 623 in the City Boathouse Deville’s Elsewhere Freehouse Liquid Little Rock Mussell Inn Shark Club Speights Ale House Sprig & Fern Hardy St Sprig & Fern Milton St Star & Garter The Vic Brew Bar

Ethnic Cuisine Chai Yo Chokdee - Nelson Eastern Cuisine Golden Bell Harrys Bar Hungry Wok Krauts La Gourmandise Little India Mango Masa’s New Asia Nicola’s Cantina Taste of Egypt Thai Tahuna The Indian Cafe Tong Tara Zara’s Turkish Kebabs

Café Ambrosia Alchemy Richmond Armadillos Antonius Bakery Broccoli Row Café Affair Cafe on Oxford Devilles Di Pierris Esquires Cafe Founders Brewery Cafe Ginger Grape Escape Jester House La Gourmandaise Lambrettas Lydias Café Melrose House Café Morrison Street Café Paula’s Plate Raglan Roast River Kitchen Robert Harris Squires The Bakers Coffee Shop The Coffee Factory The Styx The Swedish Bakery Vanilla Bean Cafe - Rich. Wooden Spoon Cafe WOW Café Yello Café Yum Yum Cafe

Vote for your favourite hospitality places and people and go in the draw to win.

● A $150 Restaurant Association voucher● A $100 Restaurant Association voucher

WIN!have your say in the local hospitality awards

You can vote in as many categories as you wish, only one vote per category. Voting closes Friday 8 August at 12 noon. Voting forms must be clipped from the paper, no photocopies accepted. The judge’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. Sponsors, their employees and immediate families may vote but are ineligible to win a prize.

Nelson: 03 539 0282Hours: 11.30am – 2.30pm and 5pm – late

Motueka: 03 528 0318Hours: 11am – 2pm and 5pm – late

Proud to be nominated under the category of

Best Ethnic Cuisine

Muffins & Cakes Tasty & Healthy GREAT COFFEE!

Open daily 9:30am - 4pm Ph: 03 547 4573www.facebook.com/WOWCarsMuseum

Buy any coffee from the menu and get a second free. Only at Robert Harris, 193 Trafalgar St, Nelson

Expiry date 6th August 2014.

Shed One, Mapua WharfTel: 540 2028

www.jellyfishmapua.co.nz

Thank you to our customers for nominating us for

Best Restaurant!Open for breakfast, lunch

and dinner every day (except Sun & Mon for dinner)

Di Pierri’s CaféDelicious Italian Gourmet Food at its finest

Thanks for nominating us for Best Café

Open weekdays 6.30am -3pm19 Buxton Square, Ph 5483 044

Buon appetito!Celebrating20

YearsEst 1994

Thank you for your supporT03 547 7336

99 QuaranTine rd, Tahunanui

proud to be nominated in the hospitality awards

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Yello Café157 Trafalgar Street, Nelson

03 548 1805www.yellocafe.co.nz

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Open 7.30am - 5pm Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm Sat & Sun

157 Trafalgar St, Nelson 03 548 1805www.yellocafe.co.nz

As a Thank you to our customers for nominating Yello, bring in this coupon

for a Buy One Get One free coffee*

*not in conjunction with any other offer

107 Appleby Highway, Richmond Ph: 03 544 4666

- Cafe Lunches - Bar Meals

- PizzaOpen all EasterNo Surcharges

Easter SaturdayLive Music at The Abbey

Optimus GrymeDance, Picnic and Play$10 entry, under 12 free

Fully licensed * Craft Beers * Local Wines

107 Appleby Highway, Richmond Ph: 03 544 4666

- Cafe Lunches - Bar Meals

- PizzaOpen all EasterNo Surcharges

Easter SaturdayLive Music at The Abbey

Optimus GrymeDance, Picnic and Play$10 entry, under 12 free

Fully licensed * Craft Beers * Local Wines

Thanks for nominating

The Office and The Abbey for “Best Suburban Venue”

Two great venues available for private

functions. Book early for summer.

Ph: 544 1910

The OfficeO N A p p l e b y

Ph: 544 4666

Abbey Garden Bar

107 Appleby highway, Richmond

105 Montgomery Square, NelsonPh 546 6944 www.pomeroys.co.nz

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Mobility 4 You has been providing the Nelson District with excellent mobility solutions for a year now and owners Meryl and Robin are proud of how far their store has come since the initial opening.

Robin Jordan is a local mobility expert and has been helping local people maintain their independence for nearly 40 years. His Queen St business, FAV Mobile Solutions, has always been there for people, stocking a range of mobility scooters for sale and hire, as well as servicing their equipment. After being in the business so long it was a natural progression for Robin to move into a more comprehensive range of mobility products for adults and children, and thanks to the help of his wife Meryl, the new shop has moved from strength to strength. “It’s actually grown a lot and we’re getting customers coming back, they will have bought something and they might be coming back for a service which is good, word’s getting out there and we have lot’s more stock. As people ask for something specific, I do my best to source it,” says Meryl.

Mobility 4 You supplies customers with everything they need to keep moving and make daily life easier to live. They are proud to keep all ages mobile, catering for toddlers to the

aged, with a range of stock from car seats for the young to walkers for 80 year olds. The Mobility 4 You store is also a great place to showcase their products so customers can easily browse the equipment they need.

Meryl has been enthusiastic about running Mobility 4 You since they decided to open the

store and has been committed to improving her knowledge on their products t h r o u g h research, and learning from c u s t o m e r s of their r e q u i r e m e n t s in order to offer people the best service and advice. FAV Mobile Solutions is also still there to support the new store on site, with the mobility scooter servicing along with car audio i n s t a l l a t i o n , which means they really are the one stop-shop.

Their extensive range of children’s stock includes some exclusive brands, as well as the tried and trusted names that are all readily available to assist and satisfy any family, whether they are looking to accommodate a new child or are a growing family in need of mobility solutions. Meryl and Robin are also looking to become fully-qualified child restraint technicians as another helpful service to offer their customers. It means they can offer reliable advice on car seats, install the seat and service it, so parents can be sure their child is safe when they are on the road.

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Robin and Meryl’s aim is to provide top quality products that every family can afford, whether it’s a car seat, push chair or bassinet. Being affordable also means catering to those with temporary mobility requirements who don’t want to purchase equipment. Mobility 4 You has a great range of products available for hire that can easily accommodate customer’s long or short term needs. W h e e l c h a i r s , walkers, lift chairs and scooters are all available for family coming to stay, or people out of hospital looking for a hand getting around the house. “Whether you need a chair temporarily or have the grandkids come and stay, there are plenty of affordable options for you,” says Robin. “Hiring the product you need for the meantime is a great solution if your mobility issues are temporary. It’s the affordable option and we are one of the few around town that are able to offer such a service.”

Christmas is always a busy time for hiring equipment and Meryl advises to get in quick and book what you need to ensure it’s

available for you.

Whatever you purchase from Mobility 4 You, you can be sure they’ll always stand by their products with a back up service, particularly with scooter sales, so should you have an issue with it, they’ll be there on the spot every time to

put things right.

Birthdays are always a time for gift-giving, and to celebrate their first year in the new shop, Meryl and Robin are offering some generous deals across the store. There will be 20 per cent off all mobility products and 30 percent of all baby, car seat and nursery items, which is great news for their customers. So when you need a temporary fix to

a mobility issue, or a permanent solution to help keep you mobile, call into Mobility 4 You for some great specials and the advice and knowledge of the local mobility experts, Robin and Meryl Jordan.

For any enquiries into how they can help you, visit them at the store on the main street of Richmond or call them on 544 6603

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Local builders swapped their tool belts and hard hats for suits and ties at the Registered Master Builders House of the Year regional awards, at the Rutherford Hotel on Saturday night.

The event was attended by members of the local building industry. There were 12 goldaward win-ners from the region who will now be assessed alongside gold-award winners from

across the country to find the National Gold Reserve final-ists, which will be announced in September. The national category win-ners, and registered master builders supreme awards, will

be announced in Auckland in November. This year saw the supreme award for House of the year go to the St Arnaud business Harris Builders, and Blen-heim company Roger Hogg

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TEAM – many of us work in teams and understand that when working together the sum really is more than the individ-ual parts. Together Everyone Achieves More; there is no question about that.Did you know that local church min-isters meet together each month to en-courage and support each another, share ideas and pray together? We hope our unity has a flow on effect to our churches because we want to work together more. Our churches are doing some things together: Remix in primary schools, 24 – 7 in Waimea College, Lunch on the

Hill, Pinnacle House at Grace for exam-ple. Recently seven churches in the area had a ‘pulpit swap’. The min-isters swapped churches for a day. It was heaps of fun; the church folk enjoyed hearing from someone different and the ministers enjoyed getting out and about.“We all worship the same God, so it doesn’t really matter what church we go to,” noted one church member. “Churches do differ on some things but we agree that Jesus Christ is Lord;

that is the basis of our unity.” The Richmond Waimea Minister’s Asso-ciation was formed some years ago. We have a written agreement of our mutual commitment which the pastors re-sign

most years. Pastor Steve King from Rich-mond New Life chaired the as-sociation for a number of years and did a fantastic job. Thanks Steve. I feel very privileged to follow in your footsteps.More recently our association has been looking at ways in which our churches can work more closely together. Where there is unity; the Lord com-mands a blessing. TEAM.

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Our lawn bowlers got the ball rolling with gold and bronze, and Jack Bauer completed the haul on his bike as Nel-son’s record contribution to the Com-monwealth Games was celebrated with six medals.New Zealand’s 45 medals made Glas-gow the country’s third most success-ful Commonwealth Games, and some of the most memorable moments were created or shared by Nelson’s ten-strong contingent.Jo Edwards, who won the women’s lawn bowls singles, led the way with Nelson’s only gold, while Tasman Mako Bryce Heem earned a silver in the rugby sev-ens, Motueka’s Shannon Francois was in the second-place Silver Ferns squad and Golden Bay’s Jack Bauer signed off with New Zealand’s 45th and last medal – a silver in the men’s road race.Amy Mcilory and Val Smith were part of the women’s four which finished

third place and secured a bronze medal in the lawn bowls, while Black Sticks speedster Anita Punt scored plenty of goals as her team finished third as well, adding to the silver she won in Delhi four years ago.Anita’s parents Adele and Nicky Punt made the trip to Glasgow, and say they have had an “amazing time” watching their daughter, after missing the chance in 2010. “We were both very proud when the girls stepped onto the podium to be presented with a bronze medal,” says Adele, via Glasgow. “It was disap-pointing that the medal was not gold, but on the day they achieved well. As a parent you feel for them when things don’t go to plan, as you know the sacri-

fice she and the others girls have had to make to represent their country.”Even though they didn’t come away with medals, bowler Shannon Mcilory, judoka Mark Brewer and 1500m run-ner Julian Matthews still proudly rep-resented their country, with Shannon finishing fourth in the men’s singles after his triples team were knocked out in the quarter finals, Mark reaching the quarter finals of men’s 81kg class, and Julian reaching the final in his first ma-jor international event.Julian was ninth in the final and de-spite a good start, he struggled to hold it. “There was a lot of pushing, a lot of shoving, Nick [Willis] nearly went down a few times which I was worried about, but no, it’s a big learning curve for me, obviously the biggest race of my life,” he says. “I’ll take a lot from it and learn and get better and hopefully next time give it a better shot.”

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Black Sticks speedster Anita Punt celebrates her Commonwealth Games bronze medal with par-ents Adele and Nicky in Glasgow this week.

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The Richmond Rabbits are back in the TRL final for the third year in a row, but for the first time it’s the Tahunanui Tigers they will have to get past in the decider.Having beaten the Stoke Cobras twice in the past two rugby league finals, the Rabbits now face a spirited Tigers team who clawed their way past the Cobras 26-22 in the semi-final on Saturday.Tigers chairman Paul Lafotanoa says it’s a special achievement for the club to be back in the final, and he believes they have every chance to get up over the Rabbits, who saw off the Victory Phoenix Vikings 32-14 in the other semi-final. “I think we’ve got every chance. The Rabbits are the form team, they’re unbeaten this year, but they’ve had a couple of close calls and I believe they’re beatable,” he says. “The Tigers will have to step up another level from their game against Stoke.”The only mark against Richmond’s per-fect record is a round-robin draw with the Cobras and their captain Hoani Takao is well aware that they will go into the game as the favourites. “I’d be lying if I said we didn’t feel any pres-sure. While we know the rest of the sea-son doesn’t matter now that we’re in the finals, we’re confident we can produce a good quality game and we just need to

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son but are equal on points with St Thomas College of Canterbury and will be looking to get off the bot-tom spot.The Press Cup game kicks off at 3:40pm and will be followed by the Tasman Makos versus Manawatu Turbos at 5:30pm.

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The fishing around Nelson has been on the slow side for a while now with snapper moving to the deeper water over winter. There is still the odd big moocher hanging around for those keen enough to put the time in will get rewarded. Good gurnard can be found in Delaware Bay and out wide in Tas-man Bay now. Don’t forget to set your flounder net around the es-tuaries and inlets as good numbers are also showing up.Reports of Blue Cod appearing along the Boulder Bank shows that they are probably moving out of the marine reserve due to an in-crease in numbers and there have been a few takeable Brim caught in the same proximity.Scallops in Okiwi are in pretty good condition and in reasonably good numbers in Okiwi and Ketu Bays. While the season is still early the signs are good for the rest of the season as they put on some meat weight over the next month or so.Good size Blue Cod have been in abundance around D’urville and some nice snapper have been land-ed. Nile head has been producing 3-5lb snapper in deeper water. The Kingies are still about but can be a bit elusive at times and patience is required.

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The Grade 1 matchup between the South Island Second-ary Schools Junior Champion Waimea 10A and Garin Col-lege was set to be an interesting one. In a match packed with U15 and U17 Nelson age group players it was tightly contested all the way - Waimea eventually taking the spoils 34-29.Basic errors committed by both sides saw the score go up and down like a yo-yo throughout.Waimea, coach Lisa Book, com-mended her whole team for the win. They stuck together through-out, and played as a unit un-til the final whistle. Accurate shooting from all parts of the circle by Amiee Book had her defenders at sixes and sevens. Even though the defenders had a difficult time containing Waimea’s offence, Garin coach, Sarah Rankin praised her circle defenders Kate Hand and Sa-rah Robinson, saying they im-proved throughout the game. They picked up vital ball to give their team the extra opportu-nities to mount a third quarter come back - going into the final stanza only one goal in arrears.Both coaches were impressed by their respective goal attacks Poppy Restieaux (Garin) and Demi Woolley (Waimea). Their

high work rate on the centre pass received and through court play was outstanding, each shooter essentially playing a big part when in came to putting points on the scoresheet. Waimea’s wing defence, Riley McKendry disrupted Garin’s at-tack flow at every point, apply-ing pressure over her opposites. While the formidable defen-sive duo of Lauryn Davenhill and Louise Walker were on hand to pick off any loose play. Coach Book also said Brooke Matheson had a tidy game at wing attack for Waimea, using patience when required to feed her shooters accurately.For Garin, Makaila Powick was her usual industrious self, run-

ning all game at centre. A late change in the fourth quarter saw Poppy moved to wing at-tack, and Jess Brooks was intro-duced to combine with shooter Olivia Nott, in the hope the ball would flow more freely to the shooting circle. However, again basic errors cost Garin - with the turnovers converted at the other end by Amiee.With the 10A’s having com-pleted their tournament sched-ule for the season, and Garin looking to build into South Is-land Secondary Schools early September, both teams will be looking for improvement in their games to gain the results necessary to progress to a semi-final berth.

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The Council has received an application for resource consents, which have been publicly notified in The Nelson Mail. The application and supporting information may be examined in any Council Office or Service Centre. The full public notice may be found online on Council’s website (www.tasman.govt.nz). Any person may make a submission on the application in accordance with Section 96 of the Resource Management Act 1991. Submission forms are available from Council Offices, Service Centres and on the Council’s website. Please note that the following is an abridged advisory notice only.

Applicant: Waimea Community Dam Ltd

Location: Lee Valley

Application Reference No: RM140540: Proposed Lee Valley Community DamResource consents are being sought to allow the construction, operation and maintenance of a dam and associated infrastructure on the Lee River in Tasman District, as part of the Waimea Water Augmentation Project.The application includes creation of a reservoir behind the dam, and discharge of that water from the reservoir for downstream flow augmentation purposes. Resource consents for the take and discharge of water for construction purposes are also sought. A small scale hydroelectric power generation plant at the dam is included in the proposal.A 10 year term of consent is being sought for activities relating to construction. A maximum consent term of 35 years is being sought for the permanent components of the proposal.The application does not include resource consents for the take and use of water released to the downstream river and groundwater. These consents will be applied for at a later date by the future users of the water and are not part of the Lee Dam application.

Submissions due: 4.30 pm on Friday 15 August 2014.

Resource Consents

Tasman District Council Community Grants Close 31 August Applications are now open for Tasman District Council’s Community Grants.Tasman District Council allocates grants to organisations that run activities in line with the Council’s community outcomes. Grants are one-offs and are made to organisations whose services and projects provide community-wide benefit.Applications can be submitted online at www.tasman.govt.nz or via hardcopy application forms available from Council Service Centres and Libraries. Applications close 31 August 2014.

Decisions on AmendmentsPlan Change 40: Fault Rupture Risk Area and Slope Instability Risk Area ReviewPlan Change 41: Heritage Schedule UpdatePlan Changes 43 & 44: Motueka West and Central Development Areas

The Council has made decisions on Changes 40, 41, 43 and 44 to the Tasman Resource Management Plan (TRMP) and matters raised in submissions. It has amended the Plan accordingly from the date of this public notice. All proposed amendments to provisions in these Changes take legal effect from this date. The decisions affect Plan provisions listed below.The Council will serve on every person who made a submission on a provision, a copy of its decision on that provision. A compilation of these decisions, in topic order, will be available for public inspection at the Richmond and Motueka offices of the Council from Monday 4 August 2014. The documents can also be viewed on the Council’s website www.tasman.govt.nz/link/trmp-proposed-changes under the specific Plan Change from this date.Update No. 49 to the Plan, including all amendments to the text and planning maps as a result of these decisions, will be forwarded to Planholders as soon as possible. For enquiries concerning the update or for a copy of any document indicated above, please contact Pam Meadows, Ph. 03 543 8581 or Email [email protected] or Customer Services in our Richmond office. (Charges may apply.)

PLAN TOPIC SUBJECT MATTERPlan Change 4018.12 Slope Instability Risk Area section18.13 Fault Rupture Risk Area sectionPlan Change 41Sch. 16.13A Heritage Buildings and StructuresPlan Change 43 6.6.30 Principal Reasons and Explanation (Land for Commercial Activities)6.9 Motueka policies, reasons and methodsFig. 16.2C On-site Parking RequirementsFig. 16.3A Minimum Allotment Areas in Residential Zone16.3 Subdivision in Residential and Business & Industrial Zones16.3.20 Principal Reasons for Rules (Subdivision)Sch. 16.3C Services Required on SubdivisionSch. 16.13B Protected Trees17.1 Residential Zone Rules17.3 Mixed Business Zone Rules17.4 Industrial Zone Rules17.5 Rural 1 Zone Rules17.13 Papakainga Zone Rules17.14 Deferred Zone Rules18.8 Road Area Rules19.2 Information Required for Consent InformationAppendix 2 Urban Design GuidePlan Change 44 6.6.1.1 Issue – Management of Town Centres6.6.30 Principal Reasons and Explanation (Land for Commercial Activities)

Commencement of Operative Changes 12, 13, 23, 24, 49 and 50 to Parts I, II and V of the Tasman Resource Management PlanNotice is given that the Tasman District Council has, on 10 July 2014, approved the following Plan Changes:Changes 12 and 23: Waiting Lists for Water Allocation, Site-to-Site Transfer of Water Permits,

Moutere Water ManagementChanges 13 and 24: Water Allocation Review (Motueka Area)Change 49: Three Brothers Corner Commercial Zone, Richmond (Foodstuffs)Change 50: Extension to Industrial Schedule Area, Hope (Network Tasman Ltd)to commence from 2 August 2014 as Operative Changes to the Tasman Resource Management Plan.The text of the Plan as Operative will be viewable on Council’s website www.tasman.govt.nz as soon as possible. All current Plan holders of the Plan will be forwarded Update 49 shortly afterwards.

Public NoticesTasman Resource Management Plan

Full CouncilTasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 7 August 2014, 9.30 am. Public forum

Golden Bay Community BoardJunction Hotel Meeting Room, 15 Commercial Street, Takaka, Tuesday 12 August 2014, 5.30 pm. Public forum

Motueka Community BoardMotueka Office, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka, Tuesday 12 August 2014, 4.00 pm. Public forum

Tasman Creative Communities SubcommitteeMotueka Office, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka, Wednesday 13 August 2014, 1.00 pm. No public forum

Engineering Services CommitteeTasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 14 August 2014, 9.30 am. Public forum

Road ClosuresProposed Road Closures In accordance with the Transport (Vehicle Road Closure) Regulations 1965, the public is advised that for the purpose of allowing the Nelson Car Club Inc to hold two motor sport events the following roads will be closed to ordinary vehicles for the periods and times indicated below.Any person objecting to the proposal should lodge notice of their objection before Friday 19 September 2014 to the office of the Tasman District Council, 189 Queen Street, Richmond 7020.

Proposed Roads to be closed to Ordinary Vehicles and Period of Closure• Ken Beck Road (between Ramp Road and Cooper Road – note, Ramp Road will be open) –

from 9.00 am to 3.00 pm, Saturday 27 September 2014.• Riwaka-Sandy Bay Road – from 8.00 am to 5.00 pm, Sunday 28 September 2014.

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of DOC. For queries contact 03 5450989. ALSO Wed 13th 7.30pm Native fish in the Nelson ur-ban waterways? About 23,000 have been moved out of harms way (gravel removal projects) since the December 2011 flood. Tom Kross will tell us about eels, the most abundant of our native fish in these urban catchments. Tahunanui School, Muritai St.Seniornet Nelson 11 Hastings st.Nelson on 20th August at 2.00pm. Peter Millward from Nelson Provincial Museum will talk about their new World War 1 exhibition . All welcome.Summer’s not far away! Try the NEW RICH-MOND PILATES LUNCHTIME CLASS - Wed from 12.35 to 1.25pm. Flatten your tummy, ease back pain, improve flexibility, starting 20 August.Book Launch: The Power and the Peril of Oil. Join author Firooz Zadeh for his insight into the role of oil in the Middle East. Richmond Library-Wednesday 6 August 5.30-6.30pm. Astronomy monthly meeting. What’s in the night sky? Cawthron Meeting rooms off Milton St. 730pm 7 August. All welcomeHOPE/RANZAU W.I. A Red Cross Member is speaking at our next meeting on Wed 6 August, 1.30pm at Age Concern Hall, Oxford Street, Richmond. Always a friendly afternoon. Do come. Your contact Brenda 5445872REGULAR EVENTSTiny Tots, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, active movement and rhymes for preschoolers & their caregivers. Tuesdays 10-10.30am Children’s Area, Richmond Library during term time.SPEAK WITH CONFIDENCE: Shape your words and learn with POWERtalk Waimea. Be-come the leader you want to be at our meetingsin Annesbrook, 1st & 3rd Wednesday at 7pm. Please ring Linda, 5447823 or Yvonne 5446350. www.powertalknelson1.wordpress.com.Plunket Richmond Playgroup Every Mon. in

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FREE to all. Call Librarian Alyson Baker 5460416 or Librarian Stoke Mary Menzies 5468100.Mum4Mum Breastfeeding support meets the last Wed. of every month 10am-11.30am at the Eco-moon Collective Building, 120 Bridge St, Nel-son. All welcome. Ph Tara 0212772098 or [email protected] Night Knitting Group Meets 1st Thurs-day of every month at Styx in Nelson & 3rd Thurs-days at Armadillos in Richmond, 7:30 – 9:30pm. Knitting is our main activity, but crochet & other portable fibre arts are welcome. Join our Nel-son Knitters, NZ group on Ravelry.com or email [email protected], Caring & Sharing, Starts again each Mon. 9.30am until 12 noon. Bring your favourite craft. Bring a friend, come for a cuppa. Everyone wel-come. Gold coin donation. For more info call Pauline. Ph: number: 5449174.NELSON TASMAN BEEKEEPERS Club meets first Wed each month 7pm Waimea Lounge Richmond A&P Showgrounds Lower Queen St Richmond New members are welcome to attend. www.nelsonbeekeepers.org.nzTOASTMASTERS Develop your personal social confidence by learning the art and skills of public speaking at Madhatters Toastmasters. Meet every Fri. 7am-8:30am. For info, ph Kate 548-6636.Richmond Playcentre invites families with chil-dren from birth to 6 years old. A fun & relaxed atmosphere. Come & enjoy 3 free visits at 46 Wa-verly St. Mon, Wed, Fri 9.30 -12pm or Ph 544 6316Angie’s Aerobics STOKE.NEW CLASS Improve strength, balane,flexibility & have fun! Use balls,bands,light weights & more. Mon 10 am,$7 St Barnabas hall, Isel Park,Main rd Stoke.Ph: 5470198 Pilates - strengthen & flatten abs, relieve back pain at Richmond Town Hall, Cambridge St, Mon’s 12.30pm - Book with Sue 538 0318 or 021 0344109, mats provided.

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furniture saleURGENT CLEARANCE

THIS WEEKFurniture, Art,

Antiques & Collectables

AtSOUCHEBY’S ANTIQUES75 Gladstone Rd, Richmond

Ph 544 0723 www.antiquenewzealand.co.nzOpen: Mon - Sat 9.30am - 5.00pm

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ISRAEL

Fire School Presents

A biblical understandingof the nation of

14, 15, 16 August

Register [email protected] 027 230 0146Enquiries Ph 544-8394

Waimea Methodist

ParishParish Service

10.30 am Wesley Centre, Richmond

followed by the AGM and a finger food

lunch

All Welcome

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Save $$$

500 Dovedale Road, WakefieldPhone 03 543 3856 or visitwww.dovetrees.co.nz

Don't miss the season for bare-rooted trees.

We have a wide selection of ornamental trees up to 4 metres

tall available this season. Shade trees, hedging & fabulous

specimen trees available.

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Richmond SeniorCitizens Inc.

Wed 20 August10.30am

Senior Citzen RoomsOxford St,Richmond

AGM

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ALANCOOPERB U I L D E R

• Additions / Renovations• Timber Landscaping• Architectural Decks• Housing• Building Maintenance• Light Commercial• Landscaping

Ph 027 435 8101A/Hours 03 543 2432

All Aspects Of CarpentryQualified Tradesman

25+ Years Experience

ANNouNcEMENtYour announcement here for free.

births

Hayden and Mandy and big brothers

Sahn and Braxton

would like to announce the

arrival of

Jack James Edge

born 11 april 2014

Victory Community Centre, Totara Street, Nelson

nelsonchristadelph.wix.com/thebibleourguide

Sunday 10 August 20147pm - All Welcome

Seminar 3

The Message of the Bible

The promises to Abraham

Bodyheal Massage August Special

$10 off any remedial massage, relaxation, sports, reflexology.

159 Hardy Street Nelson Ph 027 5173 106

MAssAgE

situAtioNs VAcANt

If this sounds like you, please see Trademe Listing 760405686 for further details.

Cooper Webley Ltdresidential and commercial joinery

Sales Consultant/Account Manager

for our Office Furniture Department

birthDAy

Mate, Happy Birthday from all your friends

and staff for your 65th birthday

Boy, bet you’d like to know where we got

this ole pic of you, eh?And bet you still got the shirt even after

40 years!And we do mean it, you are very special!

Russell Gilden Richmond Glass

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DIGGERS

INTERIOR SEWING

PANEL BEATER PROPERTY

• All Insurance Claims• Panelbeating• Chassis • Straightening• Repaints• 2-pack Touch Ups

Call Tony Johnston

90 VANGUARD STNELSON PH: 548 3954 027 548 3954

DRAINLAYER

TRAINING

PAINTER PAINTER

TRAINING

PLUMBING & GAS

Ph: 543 8090

Honest Reliable Master Plumbers and Gasfitters

Since 1915

Kevin Harris

Small Jobs

Welcome

• Leaking taps & pipes• Kitchens & bathrooms• Solar• Drainage

Ph: 543 8090

Honest Reliable Master Plumbers and Gasfitters

Since 1915

Kevin Harris

Small Jobs

Welcome

PLUMBER

Sew for UBridal

Formal

Childrens

Alterations - zips, hems, mending

544 7285No job too small

Liz McLean

SEWING

Work Place First Aid Courses

Ph 544 9180Corporate Rates Available

Aug:Sept:Oct:Nov:

5, 8, 13, 28, 29, 309, 18, 25, 26, 277, 16, 17, 18, 306, 11, 20, 21, 22

CLEANING

GARDENING

HARRIS TRAINING SERVICES LTD

Registered Trainer, Assessor & EPA Test Certifier

Ph: 544 4062Mob: 0274 574 [email protected]

• Growsafe & Approved Handler Certification

• Chainsaw • Tree Felling • Quad Bike • Tractor

For course dates see www.harristraining.co.nz

544 8059

Maintenance Blocked DrainsDomestic WorkNew HousingIndustrial PropertiesLeaking Taps & Pipes

••••••

Your one-stop shop for- WOF -

- Engine Tuning -- Brakes & Clutch -

- Wheel Alignment -All mechanical services

Kerry & Sharlene Friend7 Gladstone Road

Richmond(behind Mobil)

Phone 03 544 2266

Friendly service guaranteed

Carpet cleaning professionalsCarpet, rugs & vinylCarpet stainsUpholsteryMouldPest control

24/7 phone: 03 548 2831 [email protected]

Hot water extraction carpet cleaning

www.enviro.co.nz

IICRC internationallyqualified

ELECTRICIAN

Ph: 021 482 088 or 542 2328

www.rowandronelectrical.co.nz

4 Ernest Pl, Brightwater

Registered Electricians

Domestic & Commercial Wiring

PV Solar expert

Maintenance & Repairs

Ltd

AGRICULTURAL

PLUMBER

Specialising in small jobs and maintenance

plumbing

• Renovations• Kitchens

• Bathrooms4 Coach Pl, Brightwater

0275 423 343A/H: 542 3343

ARCADIA GARDEN SOLUTIONS

Need help with your garden?

Call Tony Baker 544 3977

• 24 Years Horticulture Experience• Landscaping • Pruning

• Hedge Trimming • Tidying • Weeding • Lawn Care

GARDENING GAS STAYS

4A Gladstone Road, Richmond

24HR - PH: 544 5723 MAIN ROAD APPLEBY

BRANDS - SERVICE - FINANCEParts and Service for ALL makes

and ALL models

24HR Call Out

Watch and Clock Repairs

Rod Clark qualified watchmaker

At Benjamin Black Goldsmiths176 Bridge Street, Nelson

(opposite Graham’s Trading Post)03 546 9137

www.benjaminblack.co.nz

● Overhauls● Repairs● All watches

and clocks

WATCH REPAIRS

FLOOR SANDING

ELITEFLOORING SERVICES

Over 20 years Experience

99% Dust Free All Wooden Flooring Residential & Commercial Prestige Timber Floor Laying Your choice of Coatings

[email protected]

Dave 0274 296 669A/H (03) 541 9777

0800 455 141

Member NZ National Flooring Assn.

269 Queen St Richmond. Ph 544 6603SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS

NOW OPEN SATURDAYS

Carseats | Push Chairs | High ChairsCots | Porta Cots | Bassinets

Mobility Scooters | Walking Frames Lift Chairs | Wheelchairs | Power Chairs

mobility4you

Baby&Mobility HIRE

MOBILITY

SUIT HIRE

SUIT HIREWeddings, Black Tie,

School Balls

Ph 548 7655155 Trafalgar St

(opp Westpac)

NelSoN TailorS MeNSWear

544 0203Phone orders welcome

Sundial Square Richmond Open 7 Days 11am - Late

TAKEAWAY

BRAKE OR CLUTCH BUILDER

• HolidayHomes• BushCabins• Renovation

TASMAN BAY TILING• Floor & Wall Tiling• Full Bathroom Renovations• Under Tile Heating Installation• Waterproofing• All work Fully Guaranteed • 30 Years Experience

021 548 390Email : p.napier@x tra.co.nz

Paul NapierCertified Mapei Installer

TILING

Est. 2006

DRIVEWAYS

Computer Problems? For the best service in town call or visit

548 0007 16 Halifax Street

We do call outs and remote support too

Call a Geek www.callageek.co.nz – since 2005

COMPUTERS

HOME LOANS

First home buyers • PurchasersRefinancing • Investment PropertiesGuarantor lending 100% loans

Phone 548 8590

on siteoff site

• 15 years experience• Great rates • Genuine parts

www.NelsonMarineEngineering.co.nz

Ph 022 307 3986 or 539 0953

MobilE outboard sErviciNG aNd boat rEPairs

MARINE

• Keys• Locksmiths• Safes• Alarms• Access Control• CCTV

24HR FREEPHONE0800 506 111126 Tahunanui Dr, Nelson

275A High St, Motueka

SECURITY

Soul Oasis

021 0264 4839Supporting your

healing and growth

• Energy healer

• 20+ years experience

• $40 per hour

HEALING

• Leaks• Repairs• Maintenance• ReRoofs• New Roofs

Ph: 538 0824Proudly supplying Orange Residential Homes

roofing requirements for over 10 years

Stoke

ROOfING

ELECTRICIAN

New Homes • Commercial Rural • Retail • AlterationsPrompt response is our priority

FREE Mileage - conditions apply

24hr Service

542 2120027 542 4473

[email protected]

lawnmowingweedeatinggardening

FREE Quotes

Atawhai to Wakefieldand everywhere in between

Call Simon545 1000021 223 3135

LAWNMOWING

Certified Mac Technicianwww.mac111.co.nz

Ph: 0275481618

iPhone - iPad Screen Repairs

Apple Computer Repairs

APPLE REPAIRS

SUIT HIRESOLAR

Specialising in supply & installation of Solar Systems for:

Chris Inglis 1-19 McPherson St Richmond 03 5448059 www.nzsolar.co.nz 0275485877 [email protected]

Hot Water Heating Camping and RV Dairy Farms Domestic and Commercial 12V Grid Tie 12v Off Grid

Clean, green, affordable

Smart Solutions for Smart People

• Hot Water Heating• Dairy Farms• 12V Grid Tie/ Off Grid• Camping and RV• Domestic and Commercial• Swimming Pools

03 544 8059www.nzsolar.co.nz

Your solar specialists

ACCOUNTING AUTOMOTIvEACCESS EQUIP

4A Gladstone Road, Richmond

REACH NEW HEIGHTSPh 544 3985

21 Elms Street, Wakatu Estate,Nelson

WE WILL DELIVER

STORAGE

New to StokeFayette Lane

Storageoff Echodale Place, Nayland Area, Stoke

Caravans - Campervans Buses - Boats

For info Ph 03 544 1290

Mob 027 245 [email protected]

Rates from$50

per month

•Registered drainlayers (Residential & Commercial)

•Sewage treatment - design, supply & install

•Video camera & drain inspection

•Excavator & truck hire•Residential & rural earthworks•Retaining walls, house slabs,

commercial concrete

Phone 03 543 8243

Drainage &Construction Tasman

Ltd.

Phone 0800 448 446

Improve the performance and the life of your heatpump

Heatpump Servicing$85

Steve Fletcher

AUTOMOTIvE

HEAT PUMPS

®

SOLAR

ARBORIST

Adam Brumwell

Painting- Exterior/Interior - Airless Spraying - Waterblasting - New & Old Work - Fully Qualified Tradesman - Obligation Free Quote

027 671 8417Call Adam

or 544 9415

Adam Brumwell

Painting

- Exterior/Interior- Airless Spraying- Waterblasting- New & Old Work- Fully Qualified Tradesmen- Obligation Free Quote

Call Adam027 671 8417or 544 9415

AUTOMOTIvE

PAINTER PAINTER

CLEANING

All domestic workIn between tenants

Window cleaning

April and Tony Cooke022 689 7076

Dynamic Duo

CALL US TODAY

www.dynamicduo.co.nz

MADE FOR MEN

Richmond Suit Hire

for all formal occasions


543 9977

MADE FOR MEN

Richmond Suit Hire



543 9977MADE

FOR MEN

Richmond Suit Hire



543 9977

STORAGE

TASMANSTORAGETASMAN

STORAGE• Low prices• Secure storage• CCTV Surveillance

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

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

74 Gladstone Rd, Richmond

Ph 544 4306

Lim’sASIAN FOOD SUPPLY

027 224 [email protected]

14 Reeves St, Stoke

Sauces, Rice, Drinks, Spices,

Fresh Tofu and much more...

Loyalty card available

ASIAN FOOD

HANDYMAN

MARINE

CLEANING

FINANCE

Call or Text for a Free Quote in Nelson, Stoke or Richmond

021 0290 7223

Fence panels/Trellis/Gatesrepaired or made.Plasterboard repair

Deck repairs - StainingHedge trimming

Mowing - Yard clearing Chipping/Mulching

Water blasting

No job too smallVariety of services at reasonable prices

Discount for Grey Power Members

Jon 4 Jobs

Call or txt for a Free Quote

021 0290 7223Fence panels/Trellis/Gates

repaired or madePlasterboard Repair

Deck Repairs - StainingHedge Trimming

Mowing - Yard ClearingChipping/Mulching

Water Blasting

No job too small - Reasonable pricesDiscount for Grey Power Members

The Outboard Shop• Outboard servicing &

repairs• All makes and models• Electronics Installation• Trailer Repairs

Dennis Ellmers Certified Technician105 St Vincent Street

Mob: 027 7474 566Ph/Fax: 03-548 7858

[email protected]

AL FRESCOGarden & Property

Contact us today!Andrew & Wendy Neame021 255 6163 / 544 0444

• Landscaping + Fencing• Pre-Sale Garden Tidy Up• Lawn Care & Mowing• Gardening• Hedges & Treework• Green Waste Removal• Section Clearing• Handyman Services• Chipping Greenwaste• Stump Grinding• Mowing Services for Large Sections

IT’S A GOOD TIME TO GROWAt Financing Futures we help you find the best home loan to suit your requirements. Our sta� have expertise across a range of finance options and this free service will ensure you get the right deal and the right advice.

You can come to us or we will go to you – appointments available all hours by arrangement.

PHONE 022 186 4965 238 Songer Street, Stoke 7011

Terms & conditions at www.skinnypropertymanagement.co.nz

if you move or list your rental with us.

Ph 027 541 9165

Management fee 6.9%

$300 CASH

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Ph: 544 6613

we’ve got your style

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*Conditions apply. See instore for details.

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40 Vanguard St,Nelson

Ph: 548 7955

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