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Ratepayers and development contribution payers will have to pick up the cost of a $1.859 million payout to developers, after the Tasman District Council lost a legal battle involving the Oaks Business Park subdivision on Lower Queen St. The High Court ruled last week that the council is liable to pay defunct developer VPCL full market value of $1.48 million for land council purchased in 2009. The council had contested the valuation of the 1.6 hectare lot it required for a drainage reserve and agreed to pay about $120,000.

Justice Clifford ruled that council will have to pay three years of interest payments on the $1.48 million, as well as around 75 per cent of the legal costs, potentially escalat-ing the total cost to over $2 million.A spokesperson for Heartland Bank, Emma Quantrill says the dispute stemmed from a disagreement over the criteria for valuing the land. Heartland Bank took over the ownership of the land after the developers failed to meet loan repayments.VPCL and council had agreed in 2009 that the purchase price would be determined

by an independent third-party valuer se-lected by the two parties. Telfer Young’s Wayne Wootton calculated the land was worth $1.48million, but the council later rejected that amount and had it revalued at around $120,000. However, Justice Clifford ruled that Wayne’s valuation was correct and stated

that he “is a careful and competent valuer whose approach in these circumstances was logical and careful.” In contrast, the court ruled that the approach used by the valuers subsequently employed by the council to revalue the land, Francis Spen-cer and John Hancock, was based on a “fundamental flaw”. “I therefore conclude that Mr Wootton’s approach to preparing a market valuation of Lot 22 was appropri-ate,” Justice Clifford ruled.

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Nearly $50,000 worth of ski and snowboard gear was bought at the Rainbow Sports Club’s annual sale on Saturday, and organisers are hoping that will result in more people up the ski field when it opens in July.Hamish Neill, a committee member from the Rainbow Sports Club, says the sale broke all records. “It was ab-solutely brilliant and very well attend-

ed. We had tonnes of gear, we were at absolute capacity.”Rainbow Sports Club takes a 20 per cent commission from the sales, but Hamish was unsure of how much was actually raised because they still had to cover their own costs too. None-the-less, he was still happy with the turnout and hopes that success will filter on to the ski field this winter.

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The council’s chief executive Lindsay Mc-Kenzie, says they have accepted the court’s ruling and will not be appealing the decision. He concedes council made a mistake agree-ing to purchase the land without knowing its value and had been “shocked” by the $1.48 million price tag. “The deed was deficient,” Lindsay says. “It didn’t sufficiently define the valuation meth-od and it effectively put the price to be paid into the valuer’s hands. “That wouldn’t happen today. You would have the valuation as an input into a negotia-tion, rather than leaving it up in the air.”The deed was signed by former chief execu-tive Paul Wylie, as well as mayor Richard Kempthorne “on advice from the chief ex-ecutive”, Lindsay says. However, Lindsay says the decision to sign

the deed needs to be put into the political context of “council bending over backwards” to help a significant development proceed. Although council has “paid a premium” for the VPCL development it has produced a number of benefits for the district, including Transport Nelson Limited moving into the Oaks Business Park.Justice Clifford did have some good news for council last week when he dismissed a sec-ond claim by VPCL for $572,500. The claim was for payment for a 0.55 hectare lot it sold to the council for protection of heritage trees - council had already paid $27,000 for the lot.Last week’s rulings are unlikely to be any compensation for the original developers who purchased the land for $5.25 million in 2005. VPCL went broke in 2012 leaving its direc-tors and mainly Dunedin-based investors with nothing.

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Mayor Richard Kempthorne and Gillian Bullock at the Richmond Water Treatment Plant site sod turning.

The $9.8million Richmond Wa-ter Treatment Plant is set to be-gin construction after its official blessing on Monday afternoon.To meet the New Zealand Drink-ing Water Standards, the new plant will blend the two water sources – the Richmond supply and the Waimea supply – to even out the corrosiveness and nitrate content of the two sources. The treatment plant building will be on the corner of McShane Rd and Lower Queen St, opposite the Headingly Centre.

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Raising $100,000 may seem like an impossible task, but bit-by-bit the Corkill family are get-ting closer to “dad’s new lungs”.Since Waimea Weekly reported the plight of Mike and his fam-ily, the community has jumped in behind the family and al-ready raised more than $6000, with plenty more fundraisers in the pipeline. Mike, his wife Julie-Ann, and their five children, have been selling raffle tickets and collect-ing money in the Richmond Mall with huge success. From the mall campaign alone the family has raised more than $3000. Local businesses such as Colour Plus and Richmond Brake and Clutch have donated tins and a free warrant of fit-ness. Kevin Gear from Colour

Plus says he decided to help af-ter seeing the family’s story in the Weekly. “We need to get in behind him. It’s a sense of com-munity, that’s what it is.”Brumby’s on Hardy St have offered to have a tin in their store and give a percentage of its muffin profits to the family. Waimea College will be hav-ing a mufti day next week with proceeds going to the cause and Mike’s eldest daughter, Cassie, is hosting a garage sale this Saturday. Anyone want-ing to donate items can email [email protected] or drop them off at 3 Fergusson St, Stoke, where the garage sale

will be held.Mike says the response from the community has given him new vigour and he’s busy or-ganising a quiz evening and auction for next month. “It’s been really nice talking to people in the mall and the mall itself have also been great. Manager Belinda has bent over backwards for us and it really shows they’re keen to help our community.”Mike needs to raise $100,000 for a lung transplant. He’s been told that if he doesn’t get the transplant he could be dead by the end of the year. His children have labelled the campaign: “Dad’s new lungs”.If you’d like to donate to Mike’s operation his bank account de-tails are: 38-9006-0093683-03.

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Mike Corkill’s children, Liam, Teigan, Ethan, Cassie and Brittany have been collecting money for their dad at Richmond Mall. So far they’ve raised more than $3000. Photo: Andrew Board.

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They wore red, but the smiles of 500 women walking or running to celebrate mother’s day was the standout of the Jennian Homes’ Mother’s Day fun run on Sunday.The fun run is now in its seventh year and, while giving mothers the chance to spend their special day with family and friends, it also supported the Heart Foundations Go Red for Women cam-paign, raising money that is vital for life-saving research into women’s heart disease. Fun run organiser Daryl O’Reilly says the event had already received a record number of entries by last Tuesday morning and saw 544 women take part in the fun run on Sunday. Nelson mother Vanessa Donald says it was the first time she’d taken part. “I decided to do it because my daughter and I started running to-gether. We’ve done the women’s day out up in the

Maitai and we’re keen to keep it going, thought it would be a nice thing to do together on mother’s day.”The fun run was a 5km-long loop around the Richmond area following the Walkway Reserve and it was able to raise around $10,000 through registrations. “I think the major success of our event on Sun-day was the number of woman who took time out on mother’s day to complete the 5km walk / run,” says Daryl. “Five hundred and forty four participants entered the event, benefitting their own heart and in doing so, supported the Heart Foundations ‘Go Red for Women’ campaign. We are very proud to be able to give back to the com-munity with this initiative to raise awareness, keep families together for longer and help NZ women lead heart-healthy lives.”

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Participants of the Jennian Homes’ Mother’s Day fun run warm up on Sunday morning. Photo: Marc Palmano/www.shuttersport.co.nz. Insert: Three generations competing together, Nicola and Hayley Everett and Leone Mott, all from Richmond. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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The percentage of Nelson’s “over 65” popula-tion is expected to double in less than 20 years, which means significant growth will be needed in housing, rest homes and the health sector, a forum of agencies which care for the elderly has heard.Bill Findlater of the Nelson Economic Develop-ment Agency, says that a study worked on by the EDA shows that, by 2031, 26 per cent of Nelso-nians and 29 per cent of Tasman residents will be over 65. That compares with around 14 per cent currently in each region.The stats were from a report that the EDA pre-pared last year and was delivered in front of 42 organisations that work in the aged-care sector.The forum was organised by Grey Power Nel-son, and aimed to get each of the 63 agencies working together towards a strategic plan for dealing with more retired people.Bill says the figures show a significant opportu-nity for Nelson businesses to cater for the group. “People retiring now still want to live their life and stay active, but they will most likely be look-ing at smaller accommodation, technology that makes their life easier and access to services.”He says the medical workforce alone is set to grow by 50 to 75 per cent between now and 2026, and that aged-care and health care de-mand is set to rise by 37 per cent.Grey Power president Neville Male says the fo-rum was a success and believes that getting each agency working together will be of huge benefit for the region. “Every one of these organisations is doing good work in their own right, but there is very little linkage between them on how they can work together for the future good.”The likely outcome of the forum would be a working group set up to develop a strategy, with the Primary Health Organisation, District Health Board, Age Concern and the Positive Aging Forum expected to take leading roles.A “community hub” of services was a popular idea, says Neville, and would mean older people could go to the hub with all of their concerns and be pointed in the right direction from the one place. It would also mean the current or-ganisations would work together more, passing information from one agency to another.A draft strategy is expected to take several years to complete but work would start in the next few months, says Neville.

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He used his near-20 years of experi-ence as the front man of Shihad and The Adults to conduct workshops on composition, performance, get-ting over nerves and how pop songs were arranged. His mentoring was a lot more professional than what he spoke of in his teenage years, but he did joke that “I just like stealing all of their ideas” after he had worked with a Year 10 band. “This will be on the next album. The guitar was cool man. Actually the bass line is pretty cool.”Flynn Eathorne was on the bass and was thrilled with Jon’s praise. “I learnt that I could actually write music,” he says. “He’s a well-known musician and he’s had plenty of success, so any tips from him were good.”

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The airfield at Nelson Airport has been home to the Royal New Zealand Airforce for the past 10 days and on Saturday they opened it up to their neighbours. Around 100 personnel from Base Ohakea set up camp on the airfield last Monday, as they deployed for Exercise Wiseowl. Exercise Wiseowl is a Pilot Training Squadron de-ployment that is designed to test the military stu-dent pilots in elements of military flying. Forty tents were erected on the airfield provid-ing for field catering, a field medical facility, an administration unit, an operations headquarters, a logistics unit in charge of camp supplies and spares, and a maintenance centre for the aircraft.

Last Saturday also saw the camp open its gates to the public, giving students, organisations and any-one else interested the chance to visit the airfield, meet the Air Force personnel and find out more about the Air Force. Children got the opportunity to try on the mili-tary gear, sit in the planes and explore some of the temporary facilities. “I think it’s awesome,” says Richmond’s Sharona Stanton. “I love helicopters and planes, plus the kids are having so much fun, I’m even having fun. We just came to have a look at what they do and how they do it and everything they have.” The Air Force will end its exercise and leave Nel-son on Thursday.

JD Rademeyer, 12, AC Hayden Morgan and Juandre Rademeyer, 7, at the Air Force Open Day on Saturday. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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Motivational youth speaker Reggie Dabbs was at the Richmond Mall on Monday afternoon, speaking with Nelson teenagers. Reggie’s talk covered families and relationships. From being a “problem”, Reggie is fast becoming one of the most in-demand speakers who helps teenagers meet their problems head-on and overcome them. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

When someone tells you they are planning to spend three months walking the length of the South Island – most of it by themselves– one of the first questions you have to ask is “why?”Zascha Mann, a former Nay-land College student who re-cently graduated from the University of Otago, is set to undergo the 1360 km journey through the Te Araroa Trail in September, and he has a couple of reasons why he’s doing it. “I guess it starts way back in my childhood. My family used to always go on holidays to the Marlborough Sounds, Golden Bay and the Nelson Lakes, and we’d always do awesome out-door activities like tramping and kayaking, and pretty much everything outdoors,” he says. “It developed a real love for the outdoors and a real passion for adventure.“After high school I went on my O.E and through Asia. I really got to see the affect pol-lution can have on the natural environment and it made me realize just how lucky we are in New Zealand. It’s a pretty beau-tiful country.”

Zascha studied neuroscience in Dunedin for three years, and was hungry for another adven-ture when he graduated. “So I guess all of that stuff led to the idea of traveling New Zealand and I wanted to do it in a way where I could make a small dif-ference to the planet, and may-be inspire some people as well.”The 22 year old, who lives in Appleby, is using the adven-ture to fundraise for animal welfare charities Save Animals from Exploitation (SAFE) and World Wildlife Fund (WWF), and has already raised half of his $3000 goal. He will be holding stalls at

markets across the region, in-cluding the Nelson Saturday Market on May 24, to hope-fully raise the rest. “I want to inspire positive change in New Zealand and, once I’ve done the walk, I’m going to tour the South Island and visit schools and do sustainable activities.”He will take a sleeping bag, tent, camera and a week’s worth of food on the journey – picking up food packages his dad plans to drop off in towns along the way.For more information on Zascha’s trip, or to donate, visit http://zaschamann.wix.com/leaveonlyfootprints


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Next month police throughout the country will be opening up their doors and holding open days, where the public can come and see what policing is really like. For Nelson Bays ,the open day will be held at the Nel-son Police Station. People will be able to see a number of the displays we had at the First Responders parade and as well we have some of the agencies we work really closely with there such as Victim Support. We're hoping people will take the opportunity to take a closer look at what we do and have a chat to their local police. There will be opportunities to have a ride in a police car and see certain parts of the Police Station. You'll be able to test your speed against the speed camera and get up close to some of our Armed Offenders Squad members. No doubt, the most popular members of the squad - our canine compan-ions - will be making an appearance as well. For us, the open day is about getting to know our communities better and to send a mes-sage that we are approachable and willing to take the time to chat with you. We rely heav-ily on the positive relationship we have with our communities in Nelson Bays, to be effec-tive in the work we do. I can tell you from my time in other areas that not all police areas have the benefit of the level of support we get from the people of Nelson. We'll be putting more information out as we get closer to the date, but for now put Saturday, 14 June in your diary and I hope to see you there.

The Morepork Dart Club turns 60 years old this month and with the sport gaining in worldwide popularity its members say it’s a good time to be a member.The club started life in a garage in Tahunanui, then moved to another garage in Tasman St be-fore buying its own clubrooms at Ben Cooper Park in Richmond. Its 28 members, ranging in age from 18 to 85, meet once a week and its old-est member, Joy Andrews, says it’s great fun. “I’ve never been one to enjoy the heat too much, so darts has been a great sport for me.”Club member Steve Wastney says the club bought the Ben Cooper Park building after a rugby league club ended its lease and Tasman

District Council were weighing up its options. The club put forward a proposal to buy it and says it’s served the membership well.“It’s a great place for us and we’ve seen a really steady group of players over the years.”He says membership has increased slightly over the past few years, including more younger play-ers. “Having people like Courtney involved is great, it shows that no matter how old or young you are, you can play darts. It’s a challenge for everyone.”To celebrate the milestone, the Morepork Dart Club will host its rivals of 50 years, the Flyrite Dart Club from Christchurch, on Queen’s Birth-day weekend.

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Morepork Dart Club members Joy Andrews, 85, and Courtney Martin, 18, ahead of the club’s 60th birthday this month. Photo: Andrew Board.

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Debby Buzzard, Paula Kelly and Hillary Walker at Joan’s 70th birthday on the weekend.

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Another restaurant has opened at the site vacated by Rob Roys, and its new owner believes Richmond could have lost people to town if it hadn’t been replaced by another place to eat.Armadillo’s opened last Monday and Tony Crosbie, who also owns the Star & Garter, says the focus will be on food and functions, compli-menting the Star & Garter. “They’re two completely different markets,” he says. “The theme is good food and family friendly.”Armadillo’s is open seven days a week from 11am until late. “This

is for food, functions and the after-work crowd. Richmond needs it more than ever with the way the positivity is and how it’s all happen-ing.”Tony hopes the restaurant, which has ten employees, will bring more people to Richmond. “[If the res-taurant had not been replaced] we would’ve lost people to town. At least now we can keep people in the precinct of Richmond.”Rob Roys closed in February after going into liquidation. The building and land are owned by Tasman Dis-trict Council.

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Tony Crosbie outside his new restaurant Armadillo’s, which opened on Queen St last Monday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Mother’s Day fun run:I’ve been to the Jennian Homes’ Mother’s Day run for the past

three years and this year was the best. It was really neat to see so many families out together enjoying the sun and their mums! (Via text).

Thank you message:Thank you so much to all the people who have stepped for-

ward to help us raise money for our dad’s new lungs. We’d like to thank a few people: Avon rep Monique Hardi-man for donation of a gift box for the mothers day raffle and congratulations to Wendy Pearson for winning the raf-fle. Can Plan for wiping our outstand-ing bill, Copy Art for the signs, Barry at Richmond Brake & Clutch for the oil change and power steering on our fam-ily car.Kevin from Colour Plus for the dona-tion buckets, Tina-Maree Thomas from Proper Snacks Ltd for the crisps. Club Waimea for the free use of the hall for the upcoming dinner and dance.

To all the peo-ple who gave on Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the R i c h m o n d Mall.Belinda de Clercq, man-ager of the R i c h m o n d Mall for let-ting us have a donations

stall. M.R & K.A Hoddy for their ex-tremely generous donation of $1000. Noel Leemings Richmond for the PS3 which will be auctioned off, McGlashen Pharmacy for the make-over voucher, Queen Street Pharmacy for the two gift packs to be auctioned off, Stirling Sports Richmond and Made For Men Richmond.To all the other people who have donat-ed so far, thank you and to all the peo-ple offering their services, we will be in touch soon. Last, but not least, we’d like to thank the team at the Nelson Weekly and Waimea Weekly, without them we would have no chance of raising the money. From our family thank you so much, we have raised about $7000 so far. Corkhill family, Richmond.

Should the wood burner rules be re-laxed in Nelson?

Some people can’t afford to heat their homes with electricity and

we all know nothing heats your home like a wood fire does. Wood fires aren’t the issue, smoky chimneys, because of wet wood or insufficient combustion, and rubbish burning are the cause of poor air quality. Glen James Tomlinson.

They also have to bring back proper fires. This rubbish, clean-

air one I had to install is useless and the only way to make it heat all night is to load it up before bed and close it right down, creating smoke. Rather than old ones where you could wait till it’s burnt more and then shut it down properly

with less smoke and still be warm in morning. Tristan Fish.

I think so! In a power cut with-out a wood burner or gas, how

are you meant to keep the house warm? I know Richmond Wood and Coal do a layby system so you can afford “good wood”. Felicity Watson.

Yes, they should!! Power prices are ridiculous enough without

being forced by a council full of power trippers to use electricity that a lot of residents can’t afford. If the council had the best interests of the people in mind they would know this. But they don’t. Janelle Thorpe.

There was always going to be a price to pay for clean air - inter-

esting that when an environmental is-sue clashes with a social issue the Green Party is nowhere. Mark Roden.

It’s the tree-hugging greenies, living in an idealistic bubble

on your council, doing this. Trees are a renewable resource not all electrical sources are. Andy Cameron.

No, absolutely friggin not! There are other ways of staying warm,

draft stoppers for doors, close curtains early, rug up, etc. Think smarter people, save what $$ you can and install HRV. We did and it’s the best decision we ever made. For most of the winter last year, we were always in credit with our pow-er. Think smarter people, stop whining. Sharon May Patterson.

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Do you remember the ‘round tuit’? That thing that you were always planning to do but never quite got around to it!Don’t put off doing something you’ve always thought you’d like to – take the opportunity when it arises. It is inevitable that tutors and courses will come and go based on either community demand or their personal availability to tutor. Over the past twelve months we have sadly said goodbye

to some long-standing tutors and courses such as Lance Trolle’s Picture framing, music teacher Mike Gough, and chef Luke Macann’s popular cooking classes. Upholstery’s Fay Vaughan will be moving on to new work opportunities next term and our deaf Tutor Rachel Summers will be relocating to Wellington next year.On the upside we are excited to have new tutors and courses coming onstream. This term it is a pleasure to welcome the creative Sarah Campbell teaching custom-made fabric lampshades. We welcome the passion for knitting and teaching

skill that Jessica Powers brings and the continual demand for a digital photography course has been responded to by teacher and keen photographer Ray Salisbury. Golden Bay resident, mosaic artist, Elvira Pontier and sewing guru Margy Meys will once again offer weekend courses.At Nayland Adult Community Education we are very proud of the passion with which tutors deliver classes. These talented and dedicated

people do so because they get a buzz from sharing skills with adults who want to keep learning new things, uncover latent talent or increase confidence levels.Don’t delay any longer – learn what you’ve always thought you’d like to. To enrol or to find out more information about Adult Community Education courses or tutoring, go to http://comed.nayland.school.nz or ph 547 9769

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Rachel Sutton and Linda Bunt with some of the icing decorations they were learning to make at the Nelson Cake Decorators Guild workshop in Richmond. Photo: Simon Blooomberg.

Cake decorating used to be a dying art but now, thanks to the popularity of re-ality television food programmes like Ace of Cakes and Cupcake Wars, it’s slowly making a comeback.And that popularity was evident at the Nelson Cake Decorators and Sugar Art-ists Guild workshop at the Richmond Church of Christ on Saturday, when about 30 enthusiastic amateurs spent the day learning some new tricks. Blen-heim’s Cathy Ferguson was the guest decorator and she showed the group the finer points of making icing butter-flies and decorating cupcakes.“Cake decorating is quite a nerdy thing to do but we’ve been lucky because it’s been popularised by all the television

shows,” president Maureen Grage says. “We have monthly meetings and after a conference last year we have picked up a few more members.”Although all their members are hobby decorators, Maureen says some of them “are very, very good”. She says three members, Rachel Sutton, Lois Diaper and Linda Bunt, have won lots of com-petitions and “they are as good as any of the professionals”. Maureen says it takes years of practise and learning to become proficient at cake decorating and even longer to be-come an expert. It is an extremely intri-cate art that requires a lot of patience, taking two to three weeks to decorate some cakes.

She says the guild’s members typically start off as home bakers who are frus-trated that their cakes “don’t look quite as good as they do in the cookbooks”. So they take some lessons and join a club and gradually improve their skills.“It’s so much fun and better than doing housework,” Maureen says.Linda, who has been decorating cakes for 20 years, says she started after one of her friends became very good at the art. Linda took a night class at Nayland College to learn the basic skills and has never looked back. “It’s so creative and really rewarding,” Linda says. “It’s very special when you decorate a cake for someone and then you see the joy on their face when you give it to them.”

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Church on the HillRichmond Anglican Church, 27 Dorset St

Services: Sun 9 am & 10.30 am, Wed 10 am

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Did you know?In the 1970s a demolition and rebuild was suggested for the Holy Trinity church building to cater better for the larger congregation. Fortunately an extension was decided upon instead.

What’s onFor more details, ring the church office 544-8844 or visit our website

Tongan ServiceSunday 18 May 4 pmTongan workers are employed by a nationally recognised consortium of five employers. They gather monthly to worship God. The interdenominational service is full of song and exuberant praise; mostly in Tongan, with some English.

Lunch on the Hill Tuesday 20 May, 11.30 am Come for a cuppa beforehand or midday for the meal. Food and friendship for body, soul and spirit. Lunch is provided. Koha welcome.

Women’s Evening Fellowship GroupThursday 22 May 7.30 pmHoly Trinity Church HallFor Fun and fellowship. All women welcome.

St Albans Appleby ServicesSunday 25 May, 10.30am

Older YouthSunday 25 May 5 - 7 pm Meet for a shared meal and discussion on a brief history of science and religionBring something to share for tea.

Women’s Afternoon Fellowship GroupWednesday 28 May, 2 pmHoly Trinity Church HallSpeaker; Cherie Thomas - Falls Prevention and Useful Tips.

Messy Church, Sunday 8 June, 4.00 pm In the Holy Trinity Church Hall. An informal family fun, craft, story and prayer activities followed by shared meal.

Kidz Church, 10.30 am every Sunday. We begin in church then go to the hall for a Bible story, games and activities.

Youth Refuel7–9 pm every FridayThe age range for our Friday group is 12-14 year olds.

Spiritual formation groupsWe have a variety of groups for people interested in exploring various aspects of Christian spirituality and life. Some are weekly, some fortnightly. Some for women, some for all. A variety of topics and formats. Contact the church office for more info.

What is love?Some years ago elderly Aunt Maureen was thrown down the bank steps. In her eighties, she was coming out of a bank on The Terrace in Wellington. The exit was one of those steadily moving revolving doors. She tripped

and the door caught her. She remembered lying on the steps and lots of smartly dressed people just walked by. The man who stopped and helped her had long hair, wore black leather and was tattooed. He spoke gently and comforted her while they waited for the ambulance. I don’t know what motivated the man but he showed love in action.

In 1999 Mother Teresa was voted the most widely admired person of the century — she came top by a huge margin. Mother Teresa reached out to those who were rejected, unwanted and unloved. In 1952 she opened the first Home for the Dying, a free hospice for the poor in Kolkata (Calcutta). Those brought to the home received medical attention and were afforded the opportunity to die with dignity, according to the rituals of their faith; Muslims were read the Quran, Hindus received water from the Ganges, and Catholics received the Last Rites. “A beautiful death,” she said, “Is for people who lived like animals to die like angels — loved and wanted.”

Mother Teresa’s fame is because in her we see unconditional love in action. This was her motivation; “I see Jesus in every human being. I say to myself, this is hungry Jesus, I must feed him. This is sick Jesus. This one has leprosy or gangrene; I must wash him and tend to him. I serve because I love Jesus.” Jesus said that when we care for the least important and most vulnerable, then we are caring for Him and doing His work.

One day when I was frantically busy I left my credit card and money behind at an ATM. When I raced back an elderly gent smiled and handed me my money and card. That day I saw Jesus’ care, love and concern in that action.

Doing random acts of kindness does make the world a better place. It can be the smallest thing - Mother Teresa suggested that we greet each other with a smile for with that smile comes peace.

— Shiona Frengley

A fantastic local playgroup

Friends n’ Fun is a Ministry of Education certified community playgroup operating on Monday and Thursday mornings, 9:30–12:00 pm.

Parents can come along with their babies and preschoolers. They can all join in our fun, active music and movement programme, with dancing and singing. We incorporate parachute, ribbons, beanbags and musical instruments.

After the music and movement we go to the creche for morning tea, where the children play with the toys, sand, water, books and puzzles or they can participate in creative activities.

It is a great place to meet others particularly if you are new to the area.

I really love Friends n’ Fun because I enjoy seeing the children grow in confidence and seeing the long lasting friendships develop.

— Carol Sardella

Youth discuss science & religion

Every fortnight on a Sunday we have a group for youth aged 15 and older from 5 pm to 7 pm. The night consists of a shared meal at the beginning and an in-depth discussion on the night’s topic. This year we have topics as

diverse as finding one’s purpose in life, relationships, the relationship of science and religion, self-image, youth mental health, the Biblical view of the afterlife, and ethics. We have a great group of youth attending and newcomers are always welcome.

The topic on the 25th of May is “a brief history of science and religion”, so come along and bring something to share for tea. Any questions? email: [email protected].

— Micah Did-dell, Youth Team Leader

Have you got a story of love in action you would like to share? Contact us by phone 544 8844 or email [email protected]

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Scissor Art hair salon in Brightwater has under-gone it’s own major make over and owner Sharon Stockdale is loving the new stylish look. The aim of the renovation was to bring the salon into this cen-

tury and create a comfortable place for clients as well as a great work environment for the stylists. “It’s a fresh, crisp, clean look. It’s great, I love it,” says Sharon. “I didn’t want to have anything ul-tra modern, I wanted to keep it comfortable and a place where people feel like they can bole on in and say hi.” Scissor Art provide a full set of services from cut to colour and have a talented team includ-ing Bidi Marquet, a fully qualified stylist with over 10 years experience and Neisha Woodward, a fully qualified senior stylist with over eight years experience. Bidi has a particular talent for blondes while Neisha is outstanding with any colour. Sharon herself has been in the industry for 30 years and is a ‘Jack of all trades.’ She took over the business nine years ago and before that had been hairdressing all over from Australia to Christchurch. She worked from home when she had her children, tutored for three years at Polytech and was also involved with WOW for three years. “That was an amazing experi-

ence,” says Sharon. “I’d never been to WOW before but I worked for them through NMIT, got to see the show and I swear to God it was just WOW the whole time. It was a very cool and interesting experience.” Scissor Art is the only hair salon in Brightwater and Sharon says their country location has no effect on the high quality services they offer and their constant training means they are always learning new skills to benefit their clients. Every six

weeks they have a technician from the Keune range of hair products work with them to add to their knowledge of techniques, mostly in colouring. “Colouring is such a progressive thing, its changing all the time. Different looks, different techniques, just bending the rules a little bit and having a little bit of a play.” They also get together every five weeks and do each other’s hair which provides not only a chance for staff training but a social time

Call in and check out the fresh, crisp, clean new look at Scissor Art.

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when they all get to work together. They stock and use a variety of Keune products which includes a paraben and sulphate free range as well as the exclusion of PPD’s from their hair colours which limits the possibility of skin irrita-tion. The salon also offers facial waxing, eyelash tinting and eyebrow shaping. Customer satisfaction is important to Sharon and the team at Scissor Art. They are a professional, reliable, enthusiastic and creative team of stylists that strive to give their clients the best possible re-sults. They always take the time to get to know cli-ents and provide that special personal touch. An up to date magazine, a coffee and a chat are all part of the service; some of Sharon’s best friends started out as her clients. Scissor Art is also big on being a part of and contributing to the community so this year they are tak-ing part in the Pink Ribbon event for the Breast Cancer Foun-dation. It’s running through the month of May and involves host-ing breakfast, morning

tea, afternoon tea or dinner. People attending pay ten dollars and will receive nibbles and a drink. Although the event at Scissor Art is invitation only, Sharon would appreciate any donations for the cause which can be made under the name of Sharon Stockdale by visiting the Pink Ribbon website. “We’ve had clients just diagnosed with breast cancer. It’s hard to single out a cancer to support but this is our way of putting something back into the community.” You’ll find Scissor Art at 56 Ellis St, Brightwater, or call them on 542 3839 to make an appoint-ment.

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Each week photos from the Nelson Provincial Museum’s “glass plate” col-lection will run in Nelson Weekly and Waimea Weekly in an effort to find out more about the col-lection.Right: Unnamed. Burford Collection: 316743.Below: Unnamed men, boatbuilding. Burford Collection: 316745.Can you tell us more about these photos?Email details to: [email protected].

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This facelift 2.5 turbo manual king cab (cab plus) Navara util-ity, has features including a solid versatile flatdeck, towbar, power windows and power windows, a good economical robust reliable utility.

2002 Nissan Navara Flatdeck Diesel

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You will stand out from the crowd in this Ranger. Colour is True Red. Fin-ished off with a host of extras including body graphics, black 20” mags, tinted windows, black powder coated nudge bar, sports bar and running boards. It also has fitted Sat Nav, reverse camera with a big in dash col-our LCD Screen.

Ford Ranger XL 2 WD Double Cab Auto

One local owner, just 21000kms. Sold and serviced by MS Ford, alloy wheels and air conditioning are among the many features, plus the vehicle has received a 5 star Ancap safety rating, which includes traction control with 9 airbags as standard.

2012 Ford Fiesta Zetec Hatch Auto

This is the very latest Focus Titanium. Available in Candy Red or Lunar Sky. If you are after thrilling performance, impressive tech-nology and the utmost comfort - this is the vehicle for you. Some of the features include Self Park, sunroof, full leather, Reverse camera, and many more. Travelled just 12000 kms.

2013 Ford Focus Titanium

Bright Silver, 6 speed auto, reversing camera, 5 star safety, great kms, 17 inch alloy wheels, reversing sensors, towbar, down hill descent control. One local owner, fully serviced and garaged. Super popular come and see why.

2010 Kia SportageThis tiptronic auto SUV travelled just 86000km in Black with a towbar, this universal vehicle has features including multi airbags, abs brakes, cruise control remote immobiliser keyless entry cd player alloy wheels plus much more.

Demo plus one local owner from new, 90,000kms, safety pack includes eight airbags, bristling with extras that include sharp styling inside and out with a leather seat upgrade and climate control,sparkling performance with sports car handling makes this mazda a great all rounder to drive

2005 Ford Territory TX RWD 4.0P2006 Mazda 3 SP23 Sporthatch

Check this out NZ New Commodore Equipe 3.6l V6 , A lovely ex-ample with full leather interior just 85000km, features include multi airbags, alloy wheels ABS brakes remote central locking, tow bar cruise control plus much more, come and view today.

2005 Holden Commodore VZ Equipe

Live life to the full with the new Fiesta, loaded with smart technology and impressive fuel economy, it’s designed to keep up with your busy lifestyle, all the while being the most eye catching car on the block.

This 6.0 litre double cab sports ute in lovely condition is sitting on a set of 18” VE SV6 alloy wheels, features include full black leather interior, sports lid with deck liner, towbar, air conditioning remote keyless entry. A great sounding ute.

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This seven seater full leather interior SUV, complete with 6 speed automatic transmission with Sequential Sports Shift. Functional and flexible, the smart Territory adapts to your life-style, offering you the dynamic driving experience you won’t forget. Features include sat nav DVD player reverse camera plus much more

2013 Ford Territory Titanium 7 Seater RWD

NZ New, Just 69,152Km’s. Well specified model with full leather Interior including electric seat & climate control air conditioning and 8 Airbags to create a safe and comfortable driving experi-ence. This popular 2.5 litre diesel is equipped with high/low ratio gearbox and has a tow bar fitted, which makes it the ideal tow-ing vehicle. Very safe, very practical, well priced.

2007 Kia Sorento EX LTD Facelift

This Eight Seater top of the line people mover is a lovely example of Kia’s intuitive technology at a very afforable price, features in-clude full leather interior, sunroof, air conditioning , keyless entry, alloy wheels, as well as a full electric step to aid entry to the rear seating area

2009 Kia Carnival V6 Auto (NZ New)

This seven seater full leather interior SUV, complete with 6 speed automatic transmission with Sequential Sports Shift. Travelled just 15000 kms. Functional and flexible, the smart Territory adapts to your lifestyle, offering you the dynamic driv-ing experience you won’t forget. Features include sat nav DVD player reverse camera plus much more.

2013 Ford Territory Titanium AWD Diesel

This very good example face lift model Courier, has a diesel turbo engine, five speed manual complete with canopy, deck liner, tow bar, air conditioning, alloy wheels, and central locking. A must view.

2003 Ford Courier XL 2.5TD 4WD

This good looking BF1 XR6 turbo sedan, has the six speed tiptronic auto, features include leather trim, ABS brakes, sports body kit, remote immobilser entry, 4 air bags, alloy wheels, cd player plus much more

2005 Ford Falcon BF XR6 Turbo

Finished in silver, we’ve named this “The Game changer”. Stunning performance from this international award winning engine which is a first this century in automotive history. Combines power with economy (92kw @5.3Ltrs per100km), alloys, 5star Ancap safety rating and leath-er seats makes this Ford stand out from the rest.

2014 Ford Fiesta 1.0 Sport Hatch 6sp AutoOne local owner from new, full service history, alloy wheels and air conditioning are among the many features, plus the vehicle has received a 5 star Ancap safety rating, which includes traction control with 9 airbags as standard. Finished off in Black com-bined with excellent fuel economy this Ford Fiesta performs as a modern sports hatch should.

2011 Ford Fiesta Zetec Hatch Auto

Top of the line with the silky smooth 2.7 Ltr diesel voted quietest in class. A few of the many features included are Sat Nav, DVD player, and seven leather seats. Additional extras include towbar, running boards and stone guard. Grab youself a bargain at this price.

Territory Titanium AWD

New Zealand 2 Owners with just 58,804km on the clock, This smart looking Compact Sedan comes with CD player, Remote Central Locking and a Tow Bar. Its in great shape, Very economi-cal and well priced.

2 to choose from, White and Lunar Sky. Just arrived with only 13000kms, so many features including Alloy wheels, adaptive cruise control, blind spot monitoring, cornering headlights, Driver Alert, heated driver and passenger seats, lane departing warn-ing, LED lights, smart key, bodykit and sunroof.

2005 Toyota Corolla GLX 2013 Ford Mondeo Hatch Ecoboost

This NZ New Eight seater Prado facelift model equipped with the later Five speed automatic coupled to the 3.0 turbo diesel engine, sold here in Nelson is a nice example of Toyotas pop-ualar SUV, features include multi air bags, cruise control air con-ditioning, remote keyless immobiliser entry, great tow vehicle come and inspect today.

2006 Toyota Prado VX 3.0 TD NZ NewThis is the very latest Focus Sport. These cars are truly unbeliev-able in every aspect, from their driving dynamics, their high tech features which includes GPS sat navigation, voice activation & bluetooth as well as a strong feel of safety you very rarely find in a smaller size car, absolute brilliance at its best. Travelled just 12000 kms.

Finished in Diamond white with option of Leather seats included. 1 private owner from new. Travelled 20000 kms. It has extended Toyota Platinum Warranty in force through to 2017. Roof rails, Du-alzone Climate Air Con, hill start assist and a huge load capacity makes this a very popular model in the market today. Too many features to list so why not call in. Well priced

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Check this out, One owner Seven Seater travelled just 77000km, this is the top of the line model, with a serious list of features in-cluding stow and go seating, twin roof mounted DVD players, electric doors and tail gate, brilliant sound system, if you want to travel first class this is it

2009 Chrysler Grand Voyager V6 Ltd (NZ New)

Check this out latest model auto travelled just 17000km with Ford Sync Bluetooth, isofix child restraint mounts, a 1000kg braked tow-ing capacity, plus a multitude of safety features including EBA EBD ABS and eight air bags, plus the remainder of the 3yr 100km new vehicle warranty.

2013 Ford Focus Ambiente Wagon

Voted best compact SUV on the market by Autocar 2013. Performance with economy is here and with outstanding features. You will see why this is a star performer. This Titanium is bristling with many features/extras not normally found in this mid size sector including panoramic sunroof, satallite navigation system and electric leather seats.

2014 Ford Kuga 1.6 Auto Ecoboost Titanium SUV

This lovely one owner example travelled just 13000kms, ser-viced and sold new by us, features include six speed tiptronic auto, Bluetooth connect multi air bags traction control, higher specification 18” factory alloys, reverse sensors plus much more.

2013 Ford Falcon XR6 Hi Spec

Auto, front and side and curtain airbags ,traction control and stabil-ity control, climate air condition, alloys wheels, usb and ipod con-nect, just 45000 kms and fully serviced by one careful local owner

2011 Hyundia i 20 1.4 Auto

This rare example Transit 2.5 Turbo diesel manual 13 seater mini-bus with commercial air conditioning and a P A system, has a spacious and nicely appointed interior, side step and tow bar, the vehicle is ready to go complete with COF.

2001 Ford Transit 13 seater

One local owner from new, freshly serviced and ready for its next owner. Extras include bullbar, roof racks, towbar, cargo tie downs, factory alloys and running boards. It has all the latest saftey fea-tures including multi airbags and ABS. Great value, come in for a test drive today.

2010 Nissan Navara D/cab STX 450R Auto

Finished in Race Red, we’ve named this “The Game changer”. Stunning performance from this international award winning engine which is a first in automotive history. Combines power with economy (92kw @ 4.9Ltrs per100km), alloys, 5star Ancap safety rating and leather seats makes this Ford stand out from the rest.

2014 Ford Fiesta 1.0 Sport Hatch 5sp Manual

Great to sit in and great to drive. The Tourneo Custom can accommo-date up to nine people (incl. driver) in superb comfort. There are also ISOFIX child seat attachments. The Tourneo Custom offers more than 30 different seating arrangements with the flexible rear seats. Eg: When you’re not using a seat, you can fold & roll it forward, giving you additional luggage space. If a passenger needs a table, you can fold down any of the seat backs to make a flat surface.

2014 Ford Transit Tourneo Custom

Voted best compact SUV on the market by Autocar 2013. This 2.0 dieselhas huge low down torque(340nm) that puts some 3.0 Td engines to shame. Class leading towing capacity (1800kgs) with 6 speed power-shift. Automatic transmission that allows this winner to achieve a frugal6.2 ltrs per 100km plus a host of other standard features including adap-tive radar cruise control.

2013 Ford Kuga 2.0 Auto Trend SUV

All new class leading, winning the coverted European van of the year against stiff opposition. This special equipped featured van which has built in roof rack, 6sp gearbox, trailer sway mitigation, dynamic stability control, hill launch assist plus many other safety features. Long service intervals(30,000km/12mths) keeps the running costs to a minimum. This particular vehicle has $8,000 colour coded body kit plus alloys to really make make your business stand out in the market place.

This immaculate example sport wagon, travelled only 55000 kms, just fitted with brand new 20 inch wheels and tyres, tinted windows and body decaling, has additional features including multi air bags, ABS brakes, remote keyless immobiliser entry, a must see.

2013 Ford Transit Custom 2012 Holden Commodore SV6 Sport Wagon

Inspiring a sense of freedom and adventure, the All-New Kuga is powerful yet fuel efficient for the most rewarding drive. Incorporat-ing an array of purposeful technologies, it keeps you connected and in control, taking any change in your plans or the road effortlessly in its stride.

This Manual 3.0l turbo diesel utility, has been fitted with exten-sive alloy racking to carry long loads, it has a brand new set of wheels and tyres as well as air bags air conditioning nudgebar towbar and central locking

2013 Ford Kuga Titanium AWD

2007 Ford Ranger XL 2WD Double Cab.

Finished in Jet Black with limited edition Greg Murphy Alloys, 19000 kms, well appointd throughout including electric drivers seat, cruise control, active fuel management with VSC and ABS. Brighten each day by driving to work listening to the unmistak-able V8 Thunder.

2010 Holden SS 6.0 V8 Ute

This is a NZ new face lifted Sonata travelled only 55500km. This 2.0L Diesel Turbo intercooled engine has 305Nm of torque mak-ing it a fantastic car to drive on NZ roads with a nicely finished in-terior, very comfortable seats and easy to use controls. Reversing sensors, tow bar, nice alloys and great fuel consumption.

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the company takes on $250,000 worth of specialist parts each year to ensure they meet the needs at such a critical time. The very latest technology is used by the parts department to source client require-ments and make sure they are delivered promptly, keeping downtime to a mini-mum. The Tractor Repairs and Spares showroom also stocks a wide range of parts for everyday use on the farm. Parts specials are available at certain times and

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hay tools, cultivation and spreading machinery, and specialised feeding equipment for any farmer. We also have the support of Lely who manufac-ture a complete range of grass equipment which is capped with the industry leading Welger round balers and combo machines. Their products have a long history in recognising the needs of mod-ern farmers and are developed with the cow as a starting point so that farmers get the most out of their equipment. To further enhance our range we have Robertson machinery which focuses on stock feeding and fertiliser spreading equipment with Hardi sprayers and Stoll front end loaders to add to this. Top Con GPS systems offer every-thing from a basic light bar guidance to a full auto steer system in a tractor, from sub meter accuracy to two centimetre accuracy. Trimax centre on park and school mowing as well as small mulch-ers. “Generally we’ll have something that will be able to suit people’s needs,” says John. “Sometimes

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While the Mainland Tactix were in town to play the Central Pulse in the ANZ Champi-onship game at Saxton Stadium on Sunday night, Weekly netball reporter Carol Cook met up with the only local in the team. De-spite rolling her ankle two days before the game, Zoe Walker still made the trip to her home town and took Carol through a week in the life of a professional netballer.

Saturday, May 3: The Tactix travelled to Brisbane to play the Queensland Firebirds. The team arrived at 2pm and, after check-ing into their hotel, they had a refreshing wind – down walk along the beach before dinner and bed.After breakfast, the team did their “walk through” at the Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre. The girls then went for a drive and enjoyed a coffee. Lunch was followed by a rest period which is up to the individual – a wee nap, a chill out or maybe straighten your hair!Then there is the pre-match food, which resembles a second brekkie, and toasted sandwiches.The all-important strapping is next on the check list. Although the Tactix did not come out on the right side of the ledger, losing 52-69, there were some great peri-ods of play and they did outscore the Fire-birds in the third stanza. Monday: While the usual plan of attack is an early flight home, they didn’t actually

leave until 6pm. So after a team debrief the players had free time, where the girls caught up with fam-ily, did a wee bit of shopping at the mall or just chilled out at the beach, before re-grouping for the flight home which touched down at 11.30pmTuesday: The girls had the luxury of a sleep in, before head-ing in for a light weights session fol-lowed by pilates, yoga and stretching, so they could continue their recovery. Zoe had a massage – legs and lower back-be-fore heading home to cook dinner. Zoe flats with team mate Nicola Mackel and a male friend. And Zoe “thinks” she picked up her books for a bit of study in the evening. Zoe is study-ing Applied Science through Otago Poly-technic and does the maximum two papers allowed during the season.

Wednesday: Training is 9am – 12pm, with Zoe arriving at 8.30am in time to get her

strapping done. It’s a netball session – to work on what came out of the debrief, how to improve for the next game. Coach Leigh Gibbs constantly asks her players what worked, what went wrong, what needs to be done which gives the players the re-sponsibility for some decisions. Then there is the “Honey Badger” portion of training – hard core condition-ing, tough, specific, short sharp stuff, jumping, lunging, body on body. Zoe went to work at Wax Glow, a candle factory who allow Zoe to fit in work around her net-ball commitments.Thursday: Sees a heavier weights ses-sion when they train from 4-7pm, where

they look to learn from Wednesday and put into a game scenario. They view foot-

age of their next opposition, where they look for where they are most vulnerable, most strong, common themes in play. Thursday wasn’t a good training for Zoe as she rolled her ankle, which may be season ending. The physio was on hand to quickly assess the situation, and it is she who books appointments with doctors and specialists.Friday: A day spent dealing with her in-jury, with most of the morning with medi-cal team. Friday is a “self directed day” – if your body is tired or you have any “niggles” you might choose to do a pool session, or a light bike session. If you feel the need you might have a hard-core bike session. It is very much a case of being honest with yourself and where you are at. On Fri-day Zoe and team mate Hayley Saunders went out for lunch and bit of retail therapy, which helps any girl get over a disappoint-ing injury!Saturday: The Tactix team flew to Nelson Saturday morning and had a great coffee at the Oxford Street Cafe, before heading to Saxton Courts for signings with Nelson’s young fans. Then it was back to the hotel for lunch before training at Nelson College for Girls’ Alison McAlpine Health & Fit-ness Centre from 3-5pm. Zoe was given a pass to stay at her parents’ home (she would have been with the team had she not been injured) where she received a whole lot of lovin’ from proud parents Jenny and John.

A week with Tactix defender Zoe Walker

Tactix defender Zoe Walker warms up at Trafalgar Centre last year. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

The 2014 netball season got under-way in glorious weather conditions. Premier 2 has been re-introduced this season, with 60 minute games. The lengthened game may be a challenge to some of the teams early on, as it is usually the last few minutes in each quarter when some struggle.Top seeds Nelson Col-lege for Girls A met promoted Richmond Black, and it was the college team who hit the ground running to score four unanswered goals to open their ac-count. However, once Richmond found their rhythm they scored on their own centre pass seven times and went into the first break trail-ing 8-14.Richmond played their best netball in the sec-ond period, with Jess Anderson moving from wing de-fence to wing attack where she de-livered some great ball to her goal shoot, Jenelle Strickland. After a shaky first quarter, Janelle found her range and was strong on the re-bound for the second opportunity. Richmond won the quarter 11-9.Nelson lifted their work rate after

the major break with Ellie Bell di-recting play through the court, she found the circle edge time and time again to put in quality ball to her shooters.It is often stated that the third quar-ter is the championship quarter and Nelson hammered that theory home to the tune of 18-10.Richmond’s Janelle McGregor

toiled tirelessly against the ac-curate Abbey Franklin. Overall, Richmond coach Deb Vincent, was pretty happy with her team’s performance and felt there is con-fidence within the team that they can compete in the higher grade, despite coming out on the wrong side of the ledger 39-54.

Richmond Athletic will face a side from Christchurch if they can beat Nelson College in the second round of the ASB Chatham Cup on June 2.Richmond Athletic were drawn against Nelson College in the second round of the 91 year old competition, the longest run-ning in New Zealand football, after both teams won on the weekend. Nelson College beat Blenheim club side Central Pirates 4-2 on Saturday, before Richmond put three goals past FC Nelson to win 3-0.The winner of the Richmond versus Nelson College clash will join three other Christchurch sides in the next round, before it opens up to a nation-wide draw.Richmond coach Marc Evans was pleased with his side’s per-

formance, comfortably seeing off FC Nelson thanks to two goals from Jamie Cresswell and a third to Gavin Peattie. “It’s what we expected. We’re play-ing nice football and the boys are confident,” he says.

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“It was really cool when the goal shoot Mwai Kumwenda put her arm around me and said ‘hi’. I felt really nervous, but also really, really excited.”Sofia has been playing netball for four years and says she loves playing centre. “You get to move around all the court, and get lots of space to run.”Dani, who attends Collingwood Area School, says she was happy to get to stand next to Irene van Dyk. “She’s tall, I felt like I was looking up a lot. She asked if I was nervous and, when I said I was, she said ‘we all are’.”Dani wants to play with the Tactix one day. “It would be so cool.”

It was another beautiful day in Nelson for our last Nelson Waimea Gun Club shoot.Clear blue skies with no wind made for perfect conditions for clay target shooting. With 35 shooters and 115 targets in competition to shoot and 25 Five Stand Sporting practice, it was pretty full on for the office. 25 Skeet - A Grade: 1st Neil Simpson 25, 2nd Keith Van Asch 23, 3rd Wesley Oldham 23. B Grade: 1st Paul Hedwig 24, 2nd Murray Tait 24, 3rd Lloyd Owen 22. C Grade: 1st Grant Crosbie 24, 2nd Vaughan Workman 22, 3rd Mack Pouwhare 21. 15 Minis - A Grade: 1st Murray Shepperd 14, 2nd Lloyd Owen 14, 3rd Paul Black 14. B Grade: 1st Vaughan Workman 15, 2nd Ian Bright 14, 3rd Hugh Owen 14. C Grade: 1st Mack Pouwhare 12, 2nd Isabel Simpson 11, 3rd Gerald Beattie 10. 10 Pair Double Rise - A Grade: 1st Paul Black 19, 2nd Lloyd Owen 18, 3rd Martin O’Connor 15. B Grade: 1st Grant Crosbie 16, 2nd Merv Ran-

dle 13, 3rd Graeme Wilkes 13. C Grade: 1st Mack Pouwhare 14, 2nd Dave Mack 13, 3rd Peter Harling 13.25 Ball Trap - A Grade: 1st Martin O’Connor 21, 2nd Paul Black 20, 3rd Neil Simpson 19. B Grade: 1st Murray Tait 19, 2nd Paul Hedwig 17, 3rd Hugh Owen 17. C Grade: 1st Dave Mack 16, 2nd Mack Pou-whare 14, 3rd Peter Harling 14.50 Single Rise - A Grade: 1st Keith Van Asch 49, 2nd Vicki O’Connor 49, 3rd Martin O’Connor 48. B Grade: 1st Bob Aldrich 49, 2nd Vaughan Workman 48, 3rd Grant Crosbie 47. C Grade: 1st Mack Pouwhare 47, 2nd Gerald Beattie 45, 3rd Peter Harling 41. Next Shoot is Nelson Marlborough Provin-cial May 31 and June 1 (two day competition). Ammo and food are available at the club, but there is no eftpos. Contact club secretary Jacqui Oldham [email protected] for further infor-mation.

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Tactix captain Anna Thompson, left, with Future Captains Sofia Sampson and Dani McLellan and Pulse captain Katrina Grant, during the ANZ Championship Netball game at Saxton Stadium. Photo: Chris Symes/Photosport.

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round robin – winning every match is crucial. But Waimea have now lost two out of the first three games, which means frontrunners Wander-ers, Galbraith Nelson and Waitohi will need to drop at least two games each for Waimea to come back into the frame. “It’s going to be difficult from here,” Mark says. “But there’s still a long way to go, it’s just when there’s no playoff situation it does make it hard.”Despite the loss, Mark says the team can take confidence out of the fact they produced just “15 minutes of footy” and still came close to beat-ing Wanderers, which means there is still plenty of room for improve-ment. “We’re happy with where we are at. We know we’re good enough and we know we can compete with anyone.”

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There will be plenty of action at Jubilee Park this Saturday, with Star & Garter Waimea Old Boys holding their annual club day.Every single one of the club’s teams, including all three senior teams, will be playing at home, and the coaches and players can’t wait.The day will be headlined by the Tasman Trophy clash between Star & Garter Waimea Old Boys

and Galbraith Nelson, which kicks off at 3pm. Waimea go into the game having lost two of their first three matches of the campaign, while Nelson have turned their slow start around and have a perfect record in the Tasman Trophy. Waimea co-coach Mark Milne is expecting a big day, with the Noel Barton trophy on the line as well as the added pressure of wanting to win

in front of a bumper crowd. “I think Nelson’s strength is the firepower in their backs. They’re pretty strong out there so the key for us will be to shut that down,” he says. “Club day is al-ways a good day. We always look forward to it, it’s good for the whole club. The strength of our club is through our JAB and the numbers there. We love supporting them and being part of it. But the game itself will be tough.”

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In the Car Company division one competition, Waimea are still looking strong in their bid to defend the championship they won last year, despite losing twice to both Wanderers and Marist. Because the match is against another side from Nelson, points will be up for grabs for both competitions.Super Liquor Waimea Old Boys will also take on Nelson in the Car Company division two competition, which kicks off at 1:15pm. Waimea lost to Wanderers on the weekend, their first loss of the season, and will be quickly wanting to make amends this weekend.In other matches, Waimea Old Boys Women take on both Marist and Stoke in the second round of the ten-a-side tournament, with the first game starting at 1:45pm. All of the games will be played at Jubilee Park this weekend.Also featuring on club day is the new Waimea College Old Boys Under-18 side who will take on Moutere, from 12noon.But the day isn’t just about the senior teams, it’s also about the next generation of talent. And being one the largest JAB clubs in the Tasman Rugby Union, there will be 230 kids taking to the field. The number of JAB teams has risen to 20 this year, and JAB club captain Jeremy Salton is looking forward to having nearly 500 kids playing rugby at Jubilee Park in the morn-ing. “It’ll be huge. There will be 20 JAB games down there, let alone the senior games too. It’ll

be a huge day, it’ll be a sea of red and white.”Club president Duane Whiting says the Waimea Old Boys club day, which is sponsored by Hynds, is about bringing the whole club together. “It means the senior players can get down and support the junior players during the day, and help out with the young up-and-comers,” he says. Chiefs’ winger James Lowe was at JAB train-ing during the week and Jeremy says the young players love having the senior players down helping out. “It’s something to aspire to. James Lowe is a guy you’re seeing on the TV week in and week out, so it’s fantastic.”The club day begins with JAB rugby from 9:30am and goes right through until the end of the Tasman Trophy game. There will be a sausage sizzle and coffee for sale throughout the day, and all members are welcome to stay around at the clubrooms for a $5 roast at about 6:30pm, where they can hopefully celebrate some success from club day.

Waimea Old Boys forward Joe Mika in action against Wanderers. Photo: Evan Barnes/Shuttersport.

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According to the latest reports, the snapper and kingfish are in good numbers at D’urville. Kingfish are starting to turn up at Stephens Pas-sage and snapper from 3- 5 kilos are in abundance all the way from Crosilles’s to Stephens. Kahawai have also been sighted in very large schools from the Boulder Bank to D’urville. Not much else happen-ing in Tasman Bay though as the fish have predominately headed to deeper, greener pastures northwards.As the fishing grounds are getting further away it is probably a good time to bring up the subject of boat safety. Many of us would regard ourselves as good skippers, probably having owned a boat for years, and consider that your experience would get you through most situations at sea, or you may be a novice that needs to learn some basic facts about being on the water. Either way you could always improve your knowl-edge of safety on the water.Brian and Hillary Tear are the lo-cal Coastguard Boating Education experts and they run the courses locally. A lot of people who own a boat will never have had any basic education regarding boating and even those of you that have could always up-skill. The most popular course is the Day Skippers course and, as a fishing club, we would highly recommend it to everyone, as on the water this information could be a life saver.It is an introductory course for all members of the family or crew, including those new to boating. It applies to a wide range of vessels including yachts, launches, power-

boats, PWCs, sea kayaks, and waka. Even if, like me, you have been boating for years, you will be sur-prised at how much you don’t ac-tually know and what you thought was right, is in fact wrong. Included in the course modules are basic boat handling, navigation, rules and regulations, emergencies and knot tying.If you think back since owning your

boat you will have incidences where you have been involved in an acci-dent, mishap or near miss of some kind, which may have been avoided had you been informed with some basic boating education. Far too many kiwis are becoming statistics by not knowing or doing the basic things right when out boating. By attending a course you can make sure you, your family and friends are a lot safer on the water.Other courses that might be inter-est are the boatmaster, VHF marine radio and outboard/inboard engine maintenance. For more information on these courses contact Brian or Hilary Tear on 547 3513 or [email protected]

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Tigers tame WolvesWanderers Wolves loose forward Mosese Taufa is brought down in a two-man tackle from the Tahunanui Tigers defence. Photo: Chris Symes/Shuttersport.

Wanderers Wolves will be hoping to emulate their performance from the last time they played the Wairau Taniwha, when they head over to Blenheim this weekend.The Wolves, who are rebuilding this year with a squad that is made up mainly of players new to rugby league, lost 42-18 against the Tahunanui Tigers on Saturday.From their first seven games Wanderers have

won just once – that result coming against the Taniwha. But coach Duke Climo is well aware that this weekend’s opponents are a different prospect on their own turf. “I guess we have a bit of confidence but we’re very aware that, with the grape harvest over in Blenheim, they’ll have a lot of their players back,” he says. “They’re definitely a stronger team at home and now it’s going to be even stronger.”

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Lunch on the Hill. Tues. 20 May. Tea & coffee served from 11.30am. Lunch at 12noon. All Wel-come. Koha. Holy Trinity Church, 27 Dorset St Richmd. Ph 544 8844Tasman Talks Titles Book Grp, Do you enjoy reading & talking about books? Our Tasman Talks Titles book group might be what you’re looking for. Join us on Wed. 21 May, 3-4 pm at Richmd Library.Dark Sky Star Party - Primary Science Week. View Saturn, Mars & Jupiter. 7PM Wed. 21 May at Hira School, Hira. Hosted by Nelson Science So-ciety. All welcome, gold coin. Weather permitting.Star Party - Primary Science Week. View Saturn, Mars & Jupiter. 7pm Fri. 23 May at Cawthron At-kinson Observatory, Clifton Tce School, Atawhai. All welcome, gold coin. Weather permitting.QUILT SHOW, May 16,17,18 Fri., Sat., Sun. Motueka Quilting Connection Show Motueka Recreation Centre, Old Wharf Rd The Hoffman Challenge & Colours of NZ Challenge Members Challenge, Raffles, Merchant Mall Daily 10am-4pm Richmd Waimea Toy Library Quiz Night Fun-draiser Mon. June 16 6-9pm at The Speights Ale House Tahuna. Tickets $10 from the Toy Library 20C Gladstone Rd. Purchase during sessions Tues. 9:30-11:30, Thurs. 6:30-8pm, Sat. 9:30-12:30 cash only no EFTPOS.Nelson Social Dancing Club, you are welcome to join us at our next dance, Sat. May 10 7.30-11.15pm, BRdgreen Intermediate School Hall, Nayland Rd Stoke. Live band. Member’s $10 (plus supper plate), non members $15, BYO drinks & glasses. No stilettos. For more info contact Tina 5442324, 0211774943.Nelson Tasman Positive Ageing Forum, Mon. 26 May @ 1pm. Constance Barnicoat Meeting room, Richmd Library, Queen St. All welcome.For agenda email Gail Collingwood, chairperson

[email protected]. Or 545 1210. Meeting dates for 2014 Mon. 25 August & 24 NovemberCrafts, Caring & Sharing, Starts again on Mon. 5th May Mon. 9.30am until 12 noon. Bring your favourite craft. Bring a friend, come for a cuppa. Everyone welcome. Gold coin donation. For more information call Pauline. Ph: number: 5449174.TOP OF THE SOUTH MORRIS MINOR CAR CLUB monthly run Sun. 25th May. Meeting 11.45am Tapawera Hotel. To book meal call Julie 035473316 by Fri. 23rd. All welcome.Youth Board Art Exhibition is a Sk8board Art Exhibition, entry forms available from the Refin-ery Artspace 3 Halifax St Nelson. Find us on face-book Board Art 2014 for details.Nelson Social Dancing Club’s - you are wel-come to join us Social Dancing - next dance, Sat May 10 7.30-11.15pm, Broadgreen Intermediate School Hall, Nayland Rd Stoke. Live band. Mem-ber’s $10 (plus supper plate), non members $15, BYO drinks and glasses. No stilettos. For more information contact Tina 5442324, 0211774943.At Seniornet Westpac will be doing a presenta-tion about Banking technology. How you-can have confidence and security in Banking.Learn whats new in internet banking. Come and have a chat and cup of something,its free. May 21 2.00pm. Seniornet Learning centre,11 Hastings St,Nelson, all welcome. Chris fountain: 543 0320.Quiz Night. Run by Saint Paul’s School. Raising funds for our Multifunctional Space. Quiz on Fri-day 6 June ‘14 at ‘The 19th-Nelson Golf Club’. Bolt Rd. 7.30pm. Tickets $10 per person. Tables of 8. Call 021547874 or 035446384 to get tickets now.FRESH FOCUS Matt Lawrey speaking about “Cartoons & Council”. Monday, 12 May, 10-11am. Nelson Suburban Club, 168 Tahunanui Drive. Everyone welcome. Entry $2.FRESH FOCUS Dame Ann Hercus speaking about “A Newcomer’s Perspective of Nelson”.

Mon. 19 May, 10-11am. Nelson Suburban Club, 168 Tahunanui Dr. Everyone welcome. Entry $2.Nelson cathedral - Heather Kelling from St. John’s Alarms will be speaking at the Cathedral on Tues. 27 May, 10.30am in the Quiet room. All welcome.Nelson Cake Decorators are holding a workshop to make icing butterflies & learn new ideas for decorating cup cakes. Sat. 10 May 10-4pm, Rich-mond Church of Christ cnr Darcy/Croucher St. Ph to book 544 7631 or 544 5970. Cost $25, all materials included. Bring shared plate for lunch.COMMUNITY SING A LONG Wed. 21 May 1.30 pm Wesley Centre Richmond (opp TDC). Gold coin donation for Hospital Chaplaincy. Cuppa All Welcome . Annual General Meeting; Richmond Bowling Club annual general meeting to be held in the club house on Sun. 18 May 2014 at 3.00pm.Quiz Night. Run by Saint Paul’s School. Rais-ing funds for our Multifunctional Space. Quiz is on Fri. 6 June 2014 at The 19th-Nelson Golf Club. Bolt Rd. 7.30pm. Tickets are $10 per per-son. Tables of 8 people. Please call 021547874 or 035446384 to get your tickets now.Teen Bingo has started for secondary school stu-dents! Register online www.tasmanlibraries.govt.nz. Start on any square you want. Finish a line, get a spot prize & finish your card to go into our big prize draw. Runs to Mon. Fri. 16 May – hurry up & get playing Teen Bingo. REGULAR EVENTSHelp new refugees & migrants to the area learn English & local info for an hour or so a week. Training & support provided. Next volunteer training starts June 3rd. Contact English Lan-guage Partners 539 4848 / [email protected] Playcentre invites families with children from birth to 6 years old. A fun & relaxed atmos-phere. Come & enjoy 3 free visits at 46 Waverly

St. Mon, Wed & Fri 9.30 -12pm or Ph: 544 6316SPACE welcomes first time parents & their babies aged 0 – 12months - weekly sessions include op-portunities to meet other parents, discussions on child development & parenting, music & ac-tivities. Contact Marie Lenihan 03 545 2017, 0274052174 or [email protected] Tots, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, active movement & rhymes for preschoolers & their caregivers. Tues.s 10-10.30am Children’s Area, Richmd Library during term time.LEARN to Speak with Confidence. Join Powertalk International - Waimea Club - meets in Annes-brook twice monthly. For information please Ph linda 5447823 Website:http://www.powertalknel-son1.wordpress.com/.Angie’s Aerobics STOKE.NEW CLASS Improve strength, balance,flexibility & have fun! Use balls,bands,light weights & more. Mon 10 am,$7 St Barnabas hall, Isel Park,Main rd Stoke.Ph: 5470198 Pilates - strengthen & flatten abs, relieve back pain at Richmond Town Hall, Cambridge St, Mon’s 12.30pm - Book with Sue 538 0318 or 021 0344109, mats provided.Apple Mac User Group. Monthly meetings at Constance Barnicoat Room Tasman Library Richmond. Mac users, including users of Apple devices welcome. Refer to www.nbmug.org.nz for details or call 5473408.TOASTMASTERS Develop your personal social confidence by learning the art and skills of public speaking at Madhatters Toastmasters. Meet every Fri. 7am-8:30am. For info, ph Kate 548-6636.Sponsor a Brook Waimarama Sanctuary fence post during May or June and we will give you a “Get Behind the Fence” bumper sticker PLUS an “I got Behind the Fence” fridge magnet! That makes it a great time to invest in our native heritage, for yourself or as a gift! See www.brooksanctuary.org

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Notice of Intention to Grant a Lease for Part of Tapawera Recreation ReserveNotice is given of the Tasman District Council’s intention to grant a lease of part of the Tapawera Recreation Reserve, under Section 54(1)(b) of the Reserves Act 1977. The lease area will be that formerly used by the local Scout Troop. The local Scout Troop has not been active for a number of years. The Tapawera Menz Shed group has an agreement with Scouting NZ to acquire its building, subject to Menz Shed obtaining a lease for the land from Council.It is intended to grant a five-year lease to the Tapawera Menz Shed, to undertake various activities associated with indoor and outdoor recreation.The lease will be for a land area of approximately 340 square metres, and will essentially limited to the area occupied by the existing building. The lease will only cover the land. The ownership of the building will transfer from Scouting NZ to the Tapawera Menz Shed group if the lease is granted.Further information may be obtained by contacting Robert Cant on Ph. 03 543 8400, or via email [email protected]. Written submissions or objections should also be sent to Robert Cant. Submissions or objections will be received until 4.00 pm on 11 June 2014. Please advise if you would like to be heard in relation to your submission.A copy of this notice, together with a plan of the lease area will be available on the Council’s website.

Notice of Proposal to Extend a Lease of Part of Brightwater Recreation ReserveTasman District Council is calling for submissions under the Reserves Act 1977, on its intention to extend a lease of part of the Brightwater Recreation Reserve. The Wanderers Sports Club currently has a lease on Centennial Park in Brightwater. The Club has requested an extension of the lease area to accommodate building extensions. The extensions would be built behind the southern wall of the current changing rooms. The extensions will provide for extra changing facilities and a ‘warm up room’. A small extension to the existing deck is also planned. If the club is granted an extension to its lease area, it will begin the task of fund raising for the extensions. The physical improvements are likely to gradually occur as demand and money allows. Any changes to the building are likely to be some time in the future, and will require normal building consents.The extensions will require the relocation of an existing shed. Plans of the proposed extensions and any other further information can be obtained by contacting Robert Cant on 03 543 8400, or via email [email protected]. Written submissions or objections should also be sent to Robert Cant. Submissions or objections will be received until 4.00 pm on 11 June 2014. Please advise if you would like to be heard in relation to your submission if a hearing is required.Copies of this notice, plus plans of the proposed extensions, will also be available on the Council’s website.

Tasman Speed Control Bylaw consultationThe Council is looking to begin consulting on amendments to the current Speed Control Bylaw.As part of the first stage of the process the Council is running a pre-engagement exercise. The views of Tasman communities are being sought on any areas they consider a speed limit review could be included as part of any changes put forward under the special consultative process. The Council is interested in your thoughts. Responses are required by 30 May 2014 as part of the first part of the community engagement process.Submissions can be made either via the online submission form found on the Council’s website or by completing forms located at Council Service Centres and libraries.

Triennial Election dates for Community Hall and Reserve Committees 2014Lake Rotoiti Community Hall Management Committee7.30 pm, Friday 23 May, Lake Rotoiti Community Hall.

Proposed Road ClosureIn 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 a motor sport event the following road will be closed to ordinary vehicles for the periods and times indicated below.Proposed Road to be closed to Ordinary Vehicles and Period of ClosureRiwaka-Sandy Bay Road – from 9.00 am to 4.00 pm, Saturday 1 June 2014.Any person objecting to the proposal should lodge notice of their objection before Friday 23 May 2014 to the office of the Tasman District Council, 189 Queen Street, Richmond.

Engineering Services CommitteeTasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 15 May 2014, 9.30 am. Public forum

Grants and Community Facilities Rate SubcommitteeTasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Wednesday 20 May 2014, 10.00 am. No public forum

Environment and Planning CommitteeTasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 22 May 2014, 9.30 am. Public forum

Commissioner Consent Hearing (CBH Ltd)Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Wednesday 28 May and Thursday 29 May 2014. No public forum

Full CouncilTasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Friday 30 May 2014, 9.30 am. Public forum

Community Notices

Rates reminderInvoices for the fourth rates instalment of the 2013/2014 year were issued on 1 May 2014 and are due for payment by 31 May 2014. Payments received after 3 June 2014 will have penalties applied. If you haven’t received your invoice, or would like to speak to someone about your rates, please contact the Council on Ph. 03 543 8400.

Water metering The Measurement and Reporting of Water Takes Regulations 2010 requires the reporting of water use for the whole calendar year, from 1 July to 30 June each year, rather than just the historical summer season. For Consent holders who use water all year around e.g. industry and frost protection, you are required to make water meter returns each and every week. To assist you in meeting the Regulation requirement of weekly readings during winter, the Council will accept a final reading and duplicate this reading through until Spring when water use generally commences again. Telling the Council when water use ends is very important so that the Council’s discretion can work. If you commence water use prior to Spring please contact the Council also. Ph. 03 543 8400.For Consent holders who have ceased water use please supply a final reading. For those who have already let the Council know you have ceased water use, thank you.

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Trades & ServicesTrades & Services38 WEDNESDAY 14 May 2014 Trades & Services WEDNESDAY 14 May 2014 39

Adam Brumwell

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

027 671 8417Call Adam

or 544 9415

DIGGERS

INTERIOR SEWING

MECHANIC PANEL BEATER

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

Call Tony Johnston

90 VANGUARD STNELSON PH: 548 3954 027 548 3954

• Registered Drainlayers (residential & commercial)• Sewage Treatment (design,supply, install & service)• Blocked Drains• Video Camera & Drain Inspection• Waterblasting• Excavator & Truck Hire to suit job

Phone 543 8243

Drainage & Construction Tasman LTD

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

May:June:July:Aug:Sept:

1, 6, 20, 23, 24, 295, 10, 26, 27, 288, 16, 24, 25, 265, 13, 28, 29, 309, 18, 25, 26, 27

CLEANING

LandscapingLawn Care & Mowing

Chipping of GreenwasteStump Grinding

Pre-Sale Garden Tidy-upGardening

Hedge TrimmingSection Clearing

Greenwaste Removal

AL FRESCO

Call Andrew or Wendy Neame

Garden & Property Maintenance

544 0444 021 255 [email protected]

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

••••••

NZ SOLAR

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

CONCRETE

68 Gladstone Road, Richmond

Ph (03) 544 9418www.h-hconcrete.co.nz

• Driveways • Floors• Decorative Surfacing

• Commercial • Residential

BUILDER

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

RENTALS

AGRICULTURAL

CARPET CLEANING

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.

Rise & shine Window Cleaning

Specialising in WindowsOver 10yrs professional

experienceResidential or CommercialCall Brandon 022 0984 [email protected]

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 4 YOU

WINDOW CLEANINGSUIT HIRE

SUIT HIREWeddings, Black Tie,

School Balls

Ph 548 7655155 Trafalgar St

(opp Westpac)

NelSoN TailorS MeNSWear

TASMANSTORAGETASMAN

STORAGELow prices

Secure storage

Staff on site

Inside Car Storage

Self drive truck hire

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

74 Gladstone Rd, Richmond

Ph 544 4306

STORAGE

544 0203Phone orders welcome

Sundial Square Richmond Open 7 Days 11am - Late

TAKEAWAY

BRAKE & CLUTCH BUILDER

• HolidayHomes• BushCabins• Renovation

Be seen!Advertise here

from only $15 +gst

per week

544 9037

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

Rather nice interior and

exteriorhouse painting

027 2300146

PAINTING

COMPUTERS

Computer problems?

www.ctsnelson.co.nz

We can fix all your IT problems either on site or remotely. Business or Home users.

Call us now on

539 [email protected]

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

PODIATRIST

For home loans that fit for a Lifetime,phone anytime 548 8590

We Restore WeatheredDecks You will be shocked at the difference

we can make and the $$$ we might save you

Deck FencePro&®

paint, oil & stain restoration

We specialisein therestorationand stainingof all decks.

www.deckandfencepro.co.nz Call Now 021 130 4130%

FREEQUOTE

DECKS & FENCES

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

We sharpen & Fix:

[email protected]

Rotary MowersHand MowersReel MowersHedge TrimmerLine TrimmersHand ToolsChainsaws

Free pick-up & Delivery(conditions apply)

Based in Stoke

0274 071 328or 547 4038

Low cost lawnmower services

LAWNMOWING

Soul Oasis

021 0264 4839Supporting your

healing and growth

• Energy healer

• 20+ years experience

• $40 per hour

HEALING LANDSCAPES LIFESTYLE

- in-home fitness

- falls prevention

programmes

- outings

- shopping aid

- visiting friends

- pet friendly

• In-home fitness and training• Falls prevention programmes• Fitness for tramping/overseas trips• Personal assistant and companion driving service• Shopping

Sue Henley 03 544 9599 or 021 136 7562

Experienced and qualified personal trainer

• Leaks• Repairs• Maintenance• ReRoofs• New Roofs

Ph: 538 0824Proudly supplying Orange Residential Homes

roofing requirements for over 10 years

Stoke

ROOFING

H: 03 542 3807M: 027 336 4125E: [email protected]: brighteyedriving.co.nz

Sheryl MoffatDriving Instructor

$40Book three 1hr lessons during May for just

Driving to Succeed

per lessonAny further lessons just $50 per hr. For a limited time

TomCollins

Ph 522 4356027 486 6054T & J Collins Holdings Ltd

New BuildingsAlterations

Over 45 years experience

DRIVING SCHOOL

ELECTRICIAN

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

FREE Mileage - conditions apply

24hr Service

542 2120027 542 4473

[email protected]

AVON

lawnmowingweedeatinggardening

FREE Quotes

Atawhai to Wakefieldand everywhere in between

Call Simon545 1000021 223 3135

LAWNMOWER

HemmingAlterations

Repairs

027 885 3777

Now at Richmond Mall

between Jean Jones & Fresh Choice

RichmondSEWING

ALTERATIONS

Certified Mac Technicianwww.mac111.co.nz

Ph: 0275481618

iPhone - iPad Screen Repairs

Apple Computer Repairs

APPLE REPAIRS

SUIT HIRE

MADE FOR MEN

Suit hire for all formal occasions

249 Queen StRichmond

543 9977FREE PARKING

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

AVON'S MAY GIFTFREE - a basket full of Avon products when you sign up to Avon in May.

Want to earn extra $$$ and work you

own hours? FREE to start, and full

training provided. Call Vickie

027 437 3885

ACCOUNTING ADVANCED AUTOACCESS EQUIP

4A Gladstone Road, Richmond

REACH NEW HEIGHTSPh 544 3985

21 Elms Street, Wakatu Estate,Nelson

WE WILL DELIVER

• Pruning/Deadwood• Dismantling/Felling

• Wood Chipping • Stump Grinding

• Emergency Service• Mulch & Firewood Sales

• Site Clearance• Fully Insured

ARBORIST

Feeling woolly when looking at your garden?

Then it’s time to call

Crazy Sheep Landscapes

For the ‘baa-ack’ yard ewe

deserve

[email protected]

Call Caleb022 122 5013

Email


4 McGlashen Ave,Richmond

Ph: 544 6613

We are your one stop decorating shop Building trust one room at a time

*Conditions apply. See instore for details.

www.colourplusnelson.co.nz

Paula Fletcher

40 Vanguard St,Nelson

Ph: 548 7955

FREE PARKING

Trish Gray

Justine Gunn

Brenda Grant

Nicola Gear

Karen Russell

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