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Mate against mate

Remember last year? Well this is bigger, much bigger.Not only is it mate against mate in the division one final, as Wanderers take on Waimea Old Boys. But this year the division two sides from both clubs will also play each other in the final, creating a massive day of club rugby for the region at Tra-falgar Park this Saturday.The neighbouring clubs – Taylor’s Contracting Wanderers represent-ing Wakefield and Brightwater, and Star & Garter Waimea Old

Boys, Richmond and Appleby – are long time rivals but well-known as mates off the pitch. But neither side will be thinking about after-match drinks just yet.Last year Waimea Old Boys won their first title since 2002 by stun-ning Wanderers 51-22 in front of thousands of supporters. Wanderers have been starved of silverware since 1955, but go into the final as the top team, finishing in first place after the round robin stage and will be eager to put last

year’s embrassment behind them with an emphatic win on Saturday.The Car Company division one final will kick off at 3pm, and the division two final at 1pm.Supporters are encouraged to dress in their teams colours – blue and gold for Wanderers, and red and white for Waimea Old Boys.Entry to the ground is by gold coin and no alcohol is allowed to be taken in the ground. But food and drinks, including alcohol, will be sold in the park. More on page 26.

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SCHOOL HOLIDAY FUN: The Richmond Boredom Busters school holiday programme spent a day in the snow at Rainbow Ski Area last week. About 20 chil-dren are attend-ing the holiday programme based at the Richmond Town Hall. Photo: Steve Macdonald.

The Nelson Fire Service has joined Energy Safety in warning consumers who have purchased some models of Weiss Heat Transfer Units.

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Who do you think will win this Saturday’s Car Company division one rugby final between Wanderers and Waimea Old Boys?

Toni Lane,Richmond.

“I live local, work local and

support local, so Waimea Old Boys 18-16.”

Dave Heyward,Richmond.

“I want them both to win be-ing two local teams, but I’m picking Waimea Old Boys to

win by one point.”

Sandy Lochhead,Brightwater.

“I think it’s going to be close, but definitely Wanderers. I think it’s amazing that both

the As and Bs are in the final.”

Kerry Friend,Appleby.

“Waimea Old Boys. I reckon they’ll win by 15, or two tries.”

The world championship quiz night is here.This Friday night at the Waimea Old Boys clubrooms in Richmond, Mike Corkill and his six children will be hoping to crown a new “world champion”.The tongue-in-cheek title of the quiz was penned by Mike’s kids, who are hoping it will go a long way to helping Mike reach his $100,000 fundraising goal for a new pair of lungs. So far the family has raised more than $20,000 for the operation, which he needs to have to live. The operation isn’t funded by the government because Mike has a small chance of kidney failure after the operation. But if it’s successful, then Mike will be able to live for years and

watch his kids grow up. His condition is hereditary, not due to any lifestyle choices of his own. The quiz starts at 7pm with teams of eight. The come-dy duo of Steve Page and Kevin

Cross will MC the event, and there are thousands of dollars worth of prizes.To book your table, email [email protected] or call 544 3160.

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Six Nelsonians have been named as finalists in the South Island section of the Pride of New Zealand awards.Kyle Paki Paki, Philip Walker, Adam Black and Gary Miller were selected as finalists in the bravery and heroism category for their rescue of the Fa’ave family in July last year. Ian Price will battle two others for the Environment award, and

Tama Easton and Mark Janssen make up two of the three final-ists in the fundraiser of the year category.The awards have been run-ning over the past two months, searching for the country’s most inspiring stories.In Nelson, more than 20 people were nominated, with six mak-ing it to the South Island finals in Christchurch on August 7.The South Island winners of each category will then go to

the national finals in Auckland in early September, meeting winners of the three regions in the North Island.Kyle Paki Paki says he was “ab-solutely humbled” when he found out he had made the fi-nals. He says he will be taking his mum with him to the din-ner. “Mum was the first person I opened up to after the acci-dent, so she knows what I’ve been through and she was the first person I thought of.”

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Jo Johnston is the newly appointed Adult Community Education Coordinator at Waimea College who offer a wide range of interesting, educational, fun and affordable courses. If you have any questions about these courses or want more information, Jo is more than happy to assist you. Also, if you are interested in sharing your passion with other interested adults, call Jo to discuss the possibility of becoming a tutor.New courses on offer include Hobby Upholstery with Lisa McGregor, where you can learn from start to finish how to deconstruct and revamp a small upholstered item. Hatha Yoga is available, taught by Jamila Knopp who will teach you to stretch, exercise and relax. This is an open level course with beginners welcome. The mystery of Smart Phone technology is explained by Stephanie Malcolmson who will explore both the basics and more interesting capabilities of your own smart phone. She will unleash the phone guru in you and get you comfortable with your Smartphone.Phone Jo now to make your enrolment on 544 6099 ext 870.

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Dog care services around the Tas-man district are booming, as the owners get busier and the dogs be-come hairier and more pampered. Twenty years ago there was just food (usually a can of Fido), vet's bills and registration, but today dog owners are also spending money dog groomers, walkers, trainers, whisperers, toys, cloth-ing and expensive speciality health foods. The New Zealand Compan-ion Animal Council estimates that the country's dog owners spend an average of $1047 each year on their dogs, and that amount doesn't sur-prise Richmond vet Brenda Hal-liwell. "Everyone is busier rushing around after children and work-ing, and they still want the fun of having a pet," Brenda says. "So what's happening is that they are paying people to groom and walk their dogs so they don't feel guilty about not doing it themselves."Brenda, who works for Town and Country Vet, says there's also been an increase in dog breeds that don't shed hair and that's increased the demand for dog groomers. "There are lots of smaller, fluffier crosses out there now and they need grooming. We call them oo-dles- they're the poodle and bi-chon frise and shih tzu crosses."One of Richmond's newest dog groomers, Lauryce Colvill, who operates the Hole Diggers Dog Spa, says she started off her busi-ness part-time in March last year, but went full-time in November because she couldn't keep up with

the demand. Now she grooms up to 20 dogs a week during the peak season in summer, usually taking two hours and charging around $60 for each dog. Lauryce says she provides the full range of grooming, including washing, removing matted hair, clipping, nail and teeth care and even nail art. Although many of her clients have dog breeds that need regular trim-ming and coat care, like border collies and spaniels, the majority are dog owners who simply enjoy pampering their best friend. "They love their dogs and like to pamper them. Their dogs are just as important to them as people."Dog owner David Macdonald says he brings his border collie, Sophie, into Lauryce every three or four months for a groom and for a clip-ping in summer. "We love Sophie and we like to give her all the best care," David says. "And we can see she gets looked after here - you can see that Lauryce loves them too."And according to veteran animal control officer John Bergman, Da-vid is typical of Tasman's 6500 dogs owners who give the the vast ma-jority of the district's 10,300 dogs the best of care. "We are spoiled in this area. People in Tasman look after their dogs really well."We talk to dog control officers around the country and in a lot of places they won't go onto a prop-erty alone - it's too dangerous. We do see the bad ones here, but not many of them."

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One of the Tasman district’s deadliest cor-ners is being realigned while improving two black spots on Lower Queen St and controlling pedestrian crossings on Salis-bury Rd are on a list of other minor road-ing improvements projects being investi-gated by the council. A left-hand corner on Kerr’s Hill in Gold-en Downs is being realigned after two fatal motorcycle crashes in the last four years. The council’s transportation manager Gary Clark, says a combination of mis-leading “horizontal and vertical” curves was identified as a factor in both fatalities and contractors Higgins are presently rea-

ligning the corner.Gary says the corner was poorly designed because it had “a curve and then a straight and then a tighter curve going downhill”. That sometimes resulted in motorcyclists going into the second corner too fast and crossing the centre line - both fatali-ties happened when motorcycles collided head-on with cars. The realignment is ex-pected to be finished in about three weeks.The council has also commissioned de-signs for two intersections on Lower Queen St which carries 7000 cars a day and is the district’s second busiest road. There have been 10 crashes at the Swamp

and McShanes roads intersections in the last 10 years and Gary says they need to be changed to improve safety. He says the Swamp Rd intersection is especially “dif-ficult to identify” and needs turning lanes to highlight the intersection and make it safer.Gary says preliminary designs are also be-ing drawn-up to improve the safety of two dangerous intersections on Paton Rd. The

designs will increase the sighting distance of drivers at the White’s and Ranzau roads intersections and council has already start-ed negotiations for purchasing the land for the improvements at Ranzau Rd.A signalised pedestrian crossing on Salis-bury Rd near Waimea College and traffic lights at the William St intersection are also on the council’s minor roading im-provements wish-list. Gary says Salisbury Rd is “by far” the district’s busiest road with 18,000 cars a day and with a cluster of five schools between William St and Arbor-Lea Ave, they need to improve its traffic flows and pedestrian safety.

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NEWSin briefFA’AVAE TO SPEAK AT FUNDRAISER: World champion adventure racer Na-than Fa’avae and record breaking caver Neil Silverwood, will be the guest speak-ers at an Outdoors Indoors fundrais-ing evening at The Boathouse starting at 6pm on July 30, organised by Stoke company Absolute Wilderness. Tickets cost $10 and can be purchased online at absolutewilderness.co.nz or at Rollo’s Outdoor Centre and R and R Sport. All proceeds go to the Nelson-Marlborough Rescue Helicopter.

$10,000 UP FOR GRABS: Ten thousand dollars will be given to charity, thanks to the Car Company $10,000 Charity Drive. Applications for the charity drive are open until August 22. For a nomination form visit www.carcompanynelson.co.nz or pop into any Car Company yard.

MAKOS SIGN FORMER ALL BLACK: The Tasman Makos have signed former All Black halfback Jimmy Cowan on a one year contract for the upcoming ITM Cup season. The 32 year old, capped 51 times by New Zealand, comes via English club Gloucester and was a crowd favour-ite at Southland and the Highlanders.

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The Nelson Tramping Club will be looking back to when its members wore hob-nailed boots and oil skins and car-ried heavy canvas packs when they celebrate the club’s 80th anniversary at St Arnaud next weekend.About 40 of the club’s past and present members will be at-tending the anniversary at the Alpine Lodge and Lake Rotoiti Community Hall on Saturday and Sunday. Club secretary Pat Holland says they will be hold-ing a dinner at the Lodge on Saturday as well as slide shows and displays covering the club’s history.“Some of the slides and photos are really interesting,” Pat says. “They give a good insight into the club’s history.“The members were hardier back then because they had to be. The carried heavier packs - everything is lightweight now - and when they went up to Mt Arthur they would have to walk up from the Graham Valley be-cause the access road wasn’t there then. “The club also built a number of huts around the district. They built the original Rocks Hut but that’s been re-placed now.”Pat says 40 trampers went on the club’s first official trip along the Dun Line and around Mt Jenkins in June 1934. The first overnight trip during August 1934 was to Mt Arthur - the

walk to Flora Hut taking three hours due to the road end be-ing further down Graham Val-ley.The club’s most popular annual trip for 50 years was a Christ-mas trip up to Third House. The trip was advertised nation-ally at one stage with numbers peaking at 300 in 1969.Pat says he is looking forward

to catching up with some of the club’s past-presidents at the an-niversary weekend including Stoke’s Ian Bethwaite who is almost 90. They are also plan-ning some days walks as long as the weather cooperates.The club has a membership of 110 and plans two trips a week generally ranging from beach strolls to alpine expeditions.


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Nelson Tramping Club party on the summit of Mt Richmond, April this year. Photo: Ray Salisbury - Hot Pixels Photography.

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Tramping club turns 80A man died after being hit by a passing car on the Moutere Highway Sunday night.The 40 year old’s small van was parked at the side of the road when he was hit by a passing vehicle and killed. The driver of that vehicle was uninjured and is receiving victim support.Police would like to speak to a motorist who exited Redwood Valley Rd, heading towards Richmond, about 6.20pm and drove through the crash scene. Anyone with information should contact Nelson Police on 546 3840.

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Nelson mountainbiking enthu-siast Tama Easton’s passion for long distance rides and a desire to help people suffering from ar-thritis has led to a nomination for the Pride of New Zealand’s Fundraiser of the Year Award. The former editor of Spoke mountainbiking magazine loves nothing more than getting on his bike, but last weekend Tama went for his first ride since April and could only manage a snail-paced two kilometres in 15 minutes. That’s a far cry from 2007 when he and a friend decided to ride around the Port Hills in Christch-urch from sunrise to sunset on the longest day of the year. The Longest Day Ride is now a popular event for mountainbik-ers throughout the country but, sadly, Tama has missed three of them after being diagnosed with arthritis in 2009.The following year, Tama was well enough to ride again and decided that the 2010 edition of The Longest Day Ride would be a fundraiser for Arthritis New Zealand. The ride is now in its fourth year and has raised over $15,000 for the charity, which represents 535,000 sufferers of the 140 forms of arthritis. “I was crippled in 2009, so I missed it that year and said ‘When I’m better I’m going to

do this again. I was an absolute mess, it was hitting me really badly.”When he rode the Longest Day Ride around the Richmond Ranges with David Bonnet in 2010, Tama says it was a way of recapturing his identity because mountainbiking was such a big part of his life. “Not riding, for me, is like not eating – but I’m eyeing up the coming summer and thinking, ‘well maybe I’ll ride…’”Tama crashed out of the 2011 Longest Day Ride on a tricky section of the Wakamarina track, but rode around the route for the Tasman Great Taste Trail in 2012 and from Hanmer Springs to St Arnaud last year. But soon after that ride Tama

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Tama Easton in a selfie taken on the Longest Day Ride last Decem-ber. He is now a finalists in the Pride of New Zealand Awards.

Tama nominated for inspiring rides Maryan Street invites you to a public meeting with David Cunliffe in Nelson.

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A local charity that ensures no student walks to school with-out shoes is taking big strides – and it’s thanks to the generosity of the community.Walk With Us, a charity set up early last year by eight Nelson businesswomen, helps fund school shoes, sport shoes and socks for local kids whose fam-ilies are in need of some finan-cial support. Walk With Us raised $15,000 at a charity auction at the end of October last year, which ena-bled them to start accepting application forms and get the ball rolling.President Carol Shirley says they were “really excited” with the response from the auction held at the Waimea Old Boys clubrooms, and the trust was now busy working with its six pilot schools to get shoes on the feet of students who are in need. “We had been told that some students were com-ing to school with bare feet or wet shoes. There is a big need out there and we keep being told it’s just getting harder and harder financially,” she says.

“One of the ladies had been a teacher and she brought it home that the financial cost is quite significant for some par-ents, so we thought, why don’t we do shoes for children.”The way the process works is that schools will identify when there is a need and an applica-tion form will be sent to the charity. If approved, a voucher goes out to the parents, and they then go to sponsors Stir-ling Sport and Number One

Shoe Warehouse to pick out a pair of footwear. “It all goes through the schools, the teach-er often sees the need and con-tacts the parent. We are quite specific about what they get, they are proper school shoes and proper sports shoes.”She says there has been a “good steady flow” of applicants com-ing through so far, and the charity would look at growing following its next charity auc-tion later in the year.

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Walk With Us charitable trust president Carol Shirley with some of the shoes that are being given to local children who are in need of proper footwear for school. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Lighting up NelsonLight Nelson exceeded all of its or-ganisers’ expectations this year, with 40,000 people visiting over the two nights.With Friday night’s event called off due to rain, most people waited until Sunday to attend Light Nelson, with 30,000 people coming through the

Queens Gardens and surrounds on the final night.Light Nelson featured 40 installa-tions from local and national artists, and in its second year organisers were just hoping to top the crowd of 16,000 from last year, but ended up with much, much more than that.

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some land long term “would be perfect” to get the trust into its next stage. Felicity and a silent partner are funding the trust themselves and are welcoming support from po-

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tinued support and kind donations, which has been making a huge difference to the charity goals. Words cannot express our thankfulness. Thank you very much for your extremely generous donation to the charity. It is greatly appreciated and we can’t thank you enough. You have touched our hearts and our gratitude is overflow-ing. The Waimea Weekly and Nelson Week-

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Thoughts on Light Nelson:Beautiful!Kuraarangi Ropoama.

It was freakin’ awesome-ness. Kids and adults

loved it. Bridget Hobden.

Didn’t even get through standing waiting for an

hour. Amelia Barnsdale.

We just got home from the madness! Think the num-

ber of people there made it hard to see everything. Verity Bartlett.

Thought it was a waste of time left after 20mins of

moving and getting nowhere!! Need to or-ganize directions and movements around gardens. Casey Brown.

Tried to get in, waited for ages. Wish it would stay for another

night or two, would of liked to have seen it! Magan Oliver-Lowe.

Too many peeps to see everything properly, and felt for the elderly.

Very hard for them to navigate their way around. There were too many allowed on the bridge at once. Would have been better if was on longer instead of everyone cram-ming into three nights. But what we did see was awesome. Karen Ferguson.

Very disappointing, think last years’ was way better. And gates not

very organised-staff not knowing what was happening. Pauline Van Der Plas.

Too many people. Hard for the lit-tle ones. Barely any room to move.

I would have loved it if it was on longer so less people. Bonnie Geiger.

Way too busy! Need to have it one way the whole way around. In one

entrance, out the other. Also, it should be for the whole school holidays. Why just one weekend? Cherie Llewellin.

Lighting along the sides of the paths would be helpful... it was a lit-

tle scary not knowing where the steps or edges of the paths were with so many peo-ple crushed together. Lee Punt.

Went last night, had a great time! I enjoyed the flow, that you could go

where you liked etc at your own pace... I think some of the paths could have been illuminated a bit better though, and maybe some people encouraging the crowd to move? Me and my toddler were trying to get a glimpse of something while stand-ing behind two women gasbagging about their great-aunt. We waited ages and they wouldn’t move from the front row, so we went to look at something else. Sarah Kerby.

So glad we didn’t go. Went last year and it was awesome. But having the

first night cancelled, they should have put an extra night on to make up for it. Dave Wassa.

Didn’t enjoy it as way to squashed in and not very good instructions.

I’m sure the lights were cool, but it was madness. Anita Newport.

Thought the venue is far too small for the crowd that attended tonight.

I got sick of being abused for trying to get around with stroller after all it was listed as a family event. Cheryl Remnant.

We got there at 5.30 so left before it got crazy, really enjoyed it! Daugh-

ter went splat a few times cos she couldn’t see steps, but she wasn’t bothered. Great ef-fort by all those involved!! Elaine Lourens.

It was an amazing festival! Thank you to all the artists, volunteers and

organisers! Stephanie Williams.

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On the June 19 member No 1155 was not here so the $1,500 prize was not won and member No 1045 was not here and their $ 900 prize was not won. On the June 26 member No 166 was not here and the $1,500 prize was not won and member No 1436 was not here and the $1,000 prize was not won. On the July 3 mem-ber No 225 was here and claimed the $1,500 prize but member No 228 was not here and the $1,100 prize was not won. On the July 10 member No 1583 was not here and the $1,200 was not won. On the July 17 there will be a $1,300 prize to be won. Could it be you?

Ladies fours team who were runner up at the Clubs NZ ladies nationals indoor bowls tour-nament hosted by Upper Hutt cossie Club. Jean McKenzie, Monica Kennedy, Pat Stade and Diana Hemopo.

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Thanks to all their customers. They’re happy to announce their retirement from October 2014.

Wakefield Auto Services Ltd67 Whitby Road, Wakefield, Nelson

Ph (03) 541 8121Shop Hours: Mon-Thur 7.00am - 6:30pm Friday 7.00am - 7.00pm Sat-Sun 8.00am - 6:30pm

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30 years and still going strong

Ph 544 8388 10 Poutama St, Richmond www.auto-electrical.co.nz

● Wiring ● Computer diagnostics ● Installations ● Jump starting ● Electric windows ● Servicing of starter motors, alternators and generators

● Battery charging and battery post repairs ● Central locking ● Ignition systems ● Scale and load cell repairs ● Heaters ● ABS systems ● SRS air bag systems

● Dash light faults ● Redarc Solar approved installer ● Parts & Accessories ● Air Conditioning

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Your tried and trusted auto electricians since 1983Tasman Auto Electrics are your lo-cal trusted team of friendly, highly skilled technicians. They are com-mitted to meeting all your auto electrical requirements. In a trade where integrity is a must, the lo-cally owned and operated com-pany have ticked all the right boxes when it comes to standing the test of time. Tasman Auto Electrics un-derstand what it means to keep it local, their friendly faces have been around since 1983, a testament to their exceptional staff and atten-tion to customer service. Commit-ted to making a prompt and accu-rate diagnosis and repair, the team are a business you can trust and rely on. Their reputa-tion in being the first choice for excellence in auto electrics started from day one and saw Tasman Auto Electrics quickly expand from a home based service into the family focused business that it is today. They believe in great communication and always dis-cuss repair options and costs with you and work is only ever carried out with your approval. Tasman

Auto Electrics service a huge range of vehicles from cars, trailers and campers to trucks and heavy ma-chinery. Repairs are carried out in their modern workshop or they can come to you. A courtesy vehicle is also available for your convenience. Tasman Auto Electrics continually invest in training and use state of the art diagnostic equipment. The company are approved installers of Redarc Solar equipment – proving very popular for use in campers and caravans. Vehicle air conditioning is

carried out on and off site. Dealing with a number of nationwide sup-pliers, they have built up an excel-lent relationship and buying power within the industry and are able to source almost any part for you. There’s no job too big or small for Tasman Auto Electrics, so talk to them today and get it done by your local professionals.

For all your auto electrical requirements talk to Tasman Auto Electrics at 10 Poutama Street.

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Wakefield Auto Services owner Wendy Peterson is looking forward to the challenges of her role as president of MTA Nelson.

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created for their members is what sets MTA members apart from others in the same field and can mean a weight off your shoulders when it comes to finding a business you can trust. The MTA is governed by a board of directors who meet regularly and the MTA council comprises the board, branch presidents and com-mittee chairs. Wendy Peterson has been recently elected as the MTA President for Nelson after being involved with the Nelson branch committee for around seven years. The Nelson executive is a small group of around six people who work together to organise training and opportunities for the mem-bership in the region. Her role as president will also see her attend meetings with other MTA execu-

tives and represent Nelson nation-ally. “I guess it was the next step for me. I took it as a challenge for me and the chance for some personal development,” says Wendy. “I also enjoy getting a better insight into the workings of the MTA which only an executive position can of-fer.” Wendy and her husband have been a part of the MTA ever since they took over Wakefield Auto Ser-vices and believe in the benefits of the organisation for them as own-ers as well as the public. Wendy can also act as your first port of call for any inquiries or if you would like to request the MTA’s mediation service. For more information on the MTA visit the website at www.mta.org.nz, contact Wendy on 03 541 8121 or email [email protected].

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getting outdoors. “We can take people clay shooting and tutor them in shooting which also helps them with their hunting and Dad can coach first timers and give them a good all

round service,” says James. “We can put most people on the right path for clay shoot-ing and game shooting too.” As well as being practical hands on shooters with a compre-hensive knowl-edge, The Gun Shop will stock a huge range of products for the everyday hunter or gun man. With guns from Browning, Miroku, Rem-ington , Marlin,

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Father and son team Neil and James Simpson have a passion for guns and shooting, and this has been their inspiration for opening a new specialty gun store in Motueka. Together Neil and James have spent 16 years working in sports shops and have decided to use their extensive knowledge on guns and the art of shooting to help customers by open-ing The Gun Shop, which has gun enthusiasts sole-ly in mind. Neil has been around guns for 45 years or so and is a keen gun man with a background in everything from clay shooting to hunting and pistol shooting while his son James, having been born and bred

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and binoculars, Swarvoski scopes and Nikon optics. They are a one stop shop for gun en-thusiasts offering services such as re-loading, gun repairs and servicing and fitting scopes. “Basically just the whole nine yards for everything to do with guns,” says Neil. The Gun Shop can talk you through calibres so you know what you need for the shooting you’re doing and

will go a step further by taking willing shooters out to practice with their clay targets, skills which can also be used in any type of hunting. Previously Neil owned a gun shop in England for five years before immigrating to New Zealand but what gives him the edge over others was the huge amount of shooting he did over there, including stalking every

fortnight in Scotland and clay shooting as often as was possi-ble. “Me and my wife were go-ing through 1000 cartridges a week easily,” he says. The Gun Shop will be a unique addition to the Tasman District because it specialises solely in hunting and guns. Simi-lar stores cater to fishing and hunting but Neil and James are proud to provide a range of top

quality products to make outdoor pursuits successful and enjoyable for the seasoned hunter or a begin-ner looking for a full kit out to get started. After 45 years around guns and 25 years in the trade, Neil and James will help you with all of your shooting and hunting requirements. The Gun Shop will be open to the public on July 19 and Neil and James will be cel-ebrating with open-ing specials across the store including 10 per cent off selected Fed-eral Fusion Centrefire Ammunition and re-duced price clothing from Ridgeline in-cluding stay-dry trou-sers and grizzly jack-ets. There are plenty more discounts on clothing, rifles, shot-guns, ammunition and shooting acces-sories so get in quick to check them out and get yourself a bargain. Come in and see the

boys at The Gun Shop opposite KFC on the high street in Motueka. They’ll be open weekdays from 9am-5:30pm and Saturdays from 9am-3pm. For more information on how Neil and James can help you, email them at [email protected] or give them a call on 03 528 4276.

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Forget the wheelbarrow – blow it!

Phone 021 132 3223

New to StokeFayette Lane Storage

off Echodale Place, Nayland Area, Stoke

Caravans Campervans

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For info Ph 03 544 1290 - Mob 027 245 8192 - [email protected]

Fayette Lane Storage Where can you find us? Fayette Lane Storage is located in Stoke, off Nayland road. Turn into Ecodale place, taking the first right, easy accessibility into Fayette Lane Storage located to the right hand side. We offer a safe environment for caravans, campervans, buses, and boats. Being fully fenced and located in a safe area, we can promise you’re leaving your vehicles in good hands.

What are the rules with renting a sight? You don’t have to commit yourself to a long term agreement, with a standard fee of $50 per month on each site; this storage is large enough for any vehicle!

What is available on site? We provide a fantastic water service, not only can you use this facility to fill your water tanks but you can also empty your toilets and grey water tanks as well. Feel free to visit our facilities and if you have any ideas to improve our site, Please phone 027 245 8192.

BabySpaceWhat benefits do families get from coming to BabySpace?The feedback from parents tells us they love the small group size, individualised care, welcoming and calm atmosphere, inviting child focussed environment and exten-sive range of resources. Parents feel confident their children are in a safe environ-ment supported to be all they can be with fantastic teachers.

What sets your business apart?BabySpace has an incredibly stable teaching team with no changes to its permanent team since it opened in 2008. This means our team has been able to develop really good teaching practices that set up quality interactions, planning and assessment of children’s learning.

How are parents/whanau involved in their children’s education at BabySpace?Our emphasis on establishing excellent relationships with families ensures a collabo-rative approach to individualised care. We value the sharing of aspirations for chil-dren’s learning and opportunities for daily interaction between parents and teachers about their children interest’s needs and passions. The children’s Learning Stories books provide further opportunities for sharing of information to enhance learning.

BarkblowersWhat services do you provide? We provide a bark and mulch spreading service to the Nelson region as well as gen-eral landscaping and garden maintenance. We can spread different grades of bark as well as compost on areas starting at two cubic metres to large commercial and lifestyle block gardens.

How does it work?Our bark blower has a flexible hose that is used to distribute the bark with a reach of up to 60m so it’s a great option for sloped and hard to reach gardens and we supply the bark at competitive prices.

What are the advantages of the bark blower?You get an even spread over your garden to whatever thickness you require. It’s a quick and cost effective option that’s great for difficult access areas and can be placed accurately around plants and flowers to avoid damage. The bark blower can spread bark or mulch with very minimal mess and we always tidy up after ourselves. We also offer free quotes if you email us at [email protected] or phone us on 021 132 3223.

Pest Management and Training ServicesWhat services can you provide people with?I provide total pest management and control solutions to keep your home healthy and free of unwelcome bugs and rodents. Pest Management and Training Services specialises in the control of invasive insects, birds, general pests and rodent control.

Why should people choose your business instead of others in your field?Because I’ve got over 30 years of experience in this industry which means I have a comprehensive and professional knowledge about pest control and I can help people with pest control solutions that others businesses in the same field aren’t able to offer.

Are you a member of an association?Yes, I’m a member of Pest Management Association of New Zealand which provides me and my customers with protection. My customers can be assured that when they turn to Pest Control and Management Services they know they’ll be dealing with someone whose practices will safely and efficiently rid their homes of pests.

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Specialising in creating the perfect holiday

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Harvey World TravelWhat sets your business apart from others in your field? Holidays should be a fun experience, so we make sure that for our customers, the fun starts when they are working with us to put together their holiday and doesn’t finish until they step off the plane at home.

What is the most satisfying part of the job?Hearing from customers that the holiday/travel plans we worked on together went perfectly as planned, and that the recommendations we made were just what they wanted. At Harvey World of Travel we specialise in creating the perfect holiday and hearing that people have had a great time is what we love to hear.

What benefits do customers receive when they come to you?Customers receive the combined experience of our entire travel agency. There are three of us here, all with different travel experiences and areas of expertise. Regard-less of who the customer might be dealing with, all three of us might provide advice on a destination or particular product and we make the whole process fun and en-joyable.

Anisy’sTasman Funeral HomeWhy use a funeral director? If you had someone close to you pass away today would you know what to do? Whether you have a full funeral or a direct cremation a funeral director knows all the different things that have to be done, has the appropriate knowledge, resources and equipment and can com-plete all the complicated paperwork that is involved.

What’s a funeral director’s role? They help arrange and collate all the information provided by the family, ascertain fam-ily wishes, liaise with ministers, celebrants, cemetery, crematorium and council staff, arrange pallbearers, headstones, complete all the official forms, register the death and importantly help relieve family stress so your family can start the grieving process.

Why Anisys? We are small enough to offer you personalised service yet big enough to provide for all the alternatives from full funerals to cremations to natural burials. You get a cost competitive company providing handcrafted caskets made by Laurie himself. We will talk you through all the steps that need to be taken care of, take your worries away, answer your questions and listen to what you want.

Collision CentreWhat services do you provide for customers? We provide a friendly service with helpful and knowledgeable staff that will go the extra mile to get clients back on the road as soon as possible. Collision Centre Rich-mond offers a superior paint finish using specialty tools for high quality accident collision repair.

What benefits do customers gain by coming to you instead of others in your field? We look after both you and your vehicle offering late model courtesy cars, with quick processing and repair times. Our qualified staff give clients the best advice for re-pairing their vehicle. Whether it’s an insurance claim or private repair job, we pride ourselves on producing work that is to the highest standard.

Do you have a good reputation with Insurance companies? Yes. We are approved repairers for all major insurance companies, having met the high standards and requirements insurance companies insist on. We are approved repairers for companies such as AA, SIS Insurance, Vero, AMP, IAG (State Insurance), NZI and AMI.

Stoke Gardens & Landscapes What products do you offer customers? We can provide a comprehensive range of products for both the building trade and local gardeners which includes bark, bricks, compost, fertilizers, garden edging, pea straw, sand, sawdust, topsoils, pavers and gravels but for a complete list of our prod-ucts visit our website at www.stokegl.co.nz.

Why should customers come to you instead of other businesses in your field? With most products in store and a short order time for anything that is out of stock, plus a delivery service, convenience and customer service are paramount for our family business. We also have a fantastic display area for those who need a boost of inspiration as well as courtesy trailers.

How did you get into this line of business? Stoke Garden & Landscapes is a well established business that has been running for more than 20 years. We, the Suttons, have owned and run Stoke Landscape and Garden Supplies since 2005 and since April 1 2008 have taken over Sand & Land in Pascoe Street, Nelson in order to expand the range we could offer customers across the two sites.



The team to support you in your business270a Queen St, Richmond Ph: 544 6179 www.caca.co.nz

4 Cargill Pl, Richmond (off Beach Rd)

Phone 544 8625 M: 021 234 9918

Office shouts, meetings & training sessionsPhone Monique to discuss your needs

• Paninis• Sushi • Savouries • Club Sandwiches • Mini Wraps • Homemade Slices • Scones • Filled Rolls • Real Blokes Burgers • Interesting range of fresh, home-made pies

• Gluten free & vegetarian options available • Delivery can be arranged.

Call in for quick, fresh, old fashioned, home-made food, made on the premises.

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Hotwash WaterblastingWhat benefits do people get from coming to you instead of other business’s in your field?They’re dealing with a small business so they’re going to get a one on one service with myself. Customers can trust they’re going to get the best standard of workman-ship because they are talking to the owner and operator on every job.

What services can you provide people with?We’ve got lots of facets to our business such as septic tank/waterblasting/waste re-moval which includes everything from removing waste water, unblocking drains and camera work. We also do sand blasting and industrial painting. We’re fully mo-bile so we can go anywhere and everywhere, we can do big jobs requiring abseiling or minor domestic work.

What do you pride yourselves on?A lot of people just do sand blasting but we’re a one stop shop. There’s nothing that we can’t do. We’re really good at solving problems for people and we can adapt and make things happen for the customer.

Prestige Joinery How can joinery be used to create a beautiful and practical home? Quality and aesthetically pleasing joinery can set your home apart from the rest and is an area of highly specialised craftsmanship. It’s important to take the time to care-fully select a look that will not only look great in your home but suit your lifestyle and requirements. Instead of a catalogue kitchen, Prestige Joinery can offer computer design systems and their own skills to design you a unique kitchen or vanity.

Why should customers use your business instead of others in the same field?I have been crafting quality kitchens, vanities and customer furniture in Nelson for around 30 years and I have many satisfied and repeat customers who have contrib-uted to Prestige Joinery’s good reputation. We’re also a small business so you’ll be dealing with me the entire time from design to installation.

What projects can Prestige Joinery help with? They offer a huge range of joinery from full kitchen fit outs, laundry and bathroom joinery and wardrobe and cupboard design to smaller jobs like replacing new cup-board fronts or bench tops.

Food ZoneWhat services do you provide for customers?We’re a lunch bar with a big, big difference! Real food for lunch or catering for meet-ings, birthday shouts or training sessions. We cook and make everything on site from scratch. We roast or slow cook all our own meats. Our menu changes frequently to include interesting fresh and different food.What makes Food Zone a great place to come? Our job is to make what you want to eat. I make everything myself and I won’t sell you something I wouldn’t eat. Good for the body or good for the soul - we have it all. We’re already cooking by 6am so stop in for breakfast and we make a range of cakes for special occasions so call in because we have everything covered.What is Food Zone famous for?Old fashioned homemade Real Blokes Food, an ever changing, interesting range of pies and our attitude to and the way we listen to our customers and include what they want to eat.

Craig AndersonAre you taking on new clients? Due to recent changes in our office we are actively seeking new clients and would be happy to discuss services we can provide.

Do you do anything besides accounts and tax? We provide GST, wages and employment related services, creditor payments, company secre-tarial and software consultancy. ACC management. Monthly reporting.

What does it cost a small business to use chartered accountancy services? This will depend on a number of factors such as your record keeping and what services you require but we are happy to provide a fixed price contract or quote together with flexible payment methods that suit you. Choosing an accountant should not be about cost but value and we will guarantee you value.

Why use Craig Anderson Ltd as your accountant? CAL has been providing accountancy services to the Tasman region for 45 years we are expe-rienced and qualified we know how to keep you on the right side of the IRD, how to minimise tax, file accurate returns, make life simpler for you and help you reach your goals. Some of our key values are honesty, integrity, confidentiality and independence. We will always honour any commitment we make to you.

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Wakefield Bowling Club Board members Harry Beckers, Linda Sister-son, Peter Sisterson, Margaret Eames, Julie Hall, Arnold Mason and Donald Gibbs, with the letter from Bowls New Zealand confirming the Gold Award.

Fairy TalesMatai Tahi students at Wakefield School are enjoying looking at a range of fairy tales in preparation for their production next term. So they were given a challenge to make a raft or boat for their gingerbread man, who was being chased and had to get across the river to the other side. The children’s crafts were tested in the school swimming pool.

Tasman District Library Book Quiz By Arin and Sarah (Year 5)Recently, a team of four students from Wakefield School took part in the Tasman District Library book quiz. The team of four [Sarah, Arin, Blake and Gian] carefully studied three books, Project Huia, Dunger

and Anzac Day. The team called themselves the Wakefield Hunt-ers. They were all dressed in camo gear and you could hardly recog-nize them. There were 10 other teams participating from Lake Ro-toiti School to Richmond School. The first round of questions was on the book Dunger and was brain-stretchingly hard. The next two rounds were equally as hard. The last round was on general knowl-edge of popular books.When the quiz was over, everyone sat there holding their breath, wait-ing for the name of the winning team to be called. Wakefield was surprised and delighted to hear that they had won for the second year in a row.

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Wakefield Bowling Club has re-cently had its two-yearly Bowls NZ “club check” assessment by commu-nity development officer Loraine McLeod and has achieved the gold standard, scoring 104 points from a maximum 105. “This award recog-nises the emphasis your club puts on maintaining the high standard

set,” says Loraine. “I commend you for this and also acknowledge the leaders in the club for your drive and dedication.” Loraine will also be putting Wakefield forward for the Bowls NZ Club of the Year award, which is a significant achievement for the small country club and its proud members.

Bowling Club achieves Bowls NZ Gold status

Wakefield Pool AGMThe AGM for the Wakefield School and com-munity pool is being held on Tuesday 29 July at 7:30pm in the Wakefield School staff room. The public are invited to come along. If anybody is considering joining the committee they are more than welcome to attend or can phone Lydia Visser on 021 125 5615 for more information.

News from Wakefield School

Gian, Blake, Arin and Sarah.

F CUS ON WAKEFIELDF CUS ON WAKEFIELD

You’ll know Selina Max as the ex-owner of hair salon Ruby Tuesdays. Now the award-winning hair stylist has opened a brand new business in Wakefield. Lu Mu Ru offers clients the professionalism and skills of qualified hair

stylists with the peace and quiet of a boutique salon. Selina has created the salon from her Arrow St home, allowing her to spend more time with her young fam-ily and get to know the Wakefield community. She is committed to giving her clients the best of both worlds, with a country cottage atmosphere, 100 per cent natural organic products and an exclusive one-on-one service that is affordable for everyone. Estelle Wilkinson also has experience owning her own business in Nelson and together they are wel-coming new and existing clients to come and enjoy the delights of this intimate salon. Selina and Estelle are constantly working to stay up to date with modern techniques to give their clients the best results, but Lu Mu Ru offers more than a simple hair care ser-vice. Their selection of herbal teas and coffee’s are all part of the experience and the beautiful salon lends itself perfectly to weddings. For special events, friendly service and professional stylists, make an appointment at Lu Mu Ru on 027 541 8322.

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Nelson artist Michael MacMillian with one of his pieces at the Nelson Art Expo over the weekend. Photo: Alicia Burrow.

Art expo the ‘finest yet’The third annual Art Expo Nel-son brought some of the best artisans out into one space, and the public responded by turning out in their thousands.Project manager Nic Foster says the quality of the work continues to reach new highs, and local at-tendee Maxine McNabb, agrees. “The talent has risen every year.”From etchings to oils, and sculp-ture to fabrics, the different me-diums made for an eclectic col-

lection of the stunning talents.Contributor Jeff Connell says he tries to portray creativity when working on a new piece. “[I’m] always looking at light and land-scape to have convincing spac-es… a painting you can look into and, in your mind’s eye, move around inside it.”And as part of her creative pro-cess, Nelson artist Ruth Vaega says she spent hours observing a robin for one of her etchings.

Many local art enthusiasts found that a valuable highlight of the expo has been the opportunity to speak one-on-one with the creators of the work, to find out more about the story behind each piece.Nic Foster, project manager of the expo, says he is “stoked” with how the weekend unfolded, with 6200 people through the door and art sales up 15 per cent on last year.

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A record contingent of Nel-son athletes will represent New Zealand at the Commonwealth Games, and the countdown to Glasgow is nearly up, with the event just over a week away.Cyclist George Bennett has al-ready been ruled out after sus-taining an injury in a crash last month, but ten others from Nel-son will be wearing the silver fern in Glasgow, and some of those for the first time.The Nelson contingent is; Anita Punt (hockey), Julian Matthews (athletics) Amy Mcilory (lawn bowls), Shannon Mcilroy (lawn bowls), Jo Edwards (lawn bowls), Val Smith (lawn bowls) Bryce Heem (rugby sevens), Shannon Francois (netball), Mark Brewer (judo) and Jack Bauer (cycling).

1500m runner Julian Matthews, a former Nelson College student, will be one of those competing at the Commonwealth Games for the first time. Speaking via email from the Athletics NZ athlete’s base in Cardiff, Julian says real-ity has finally sunk in that he will be competing at the Games. “It’s taken a while to sink in, but it has now – I arrived at the Athletics NZ athlete’s base here in Cardiff a couple of days ago and being around all the other team mem-bers has made it more of a reality for me. I’m really looking forward to getting my uniform and being able to try on that black singlet, while trying to keep the pressure of the event at bay for a bit longer, of course,” he says.Julian will be targeting a place

in the 1500m final and will “see what happens” from there. “The 1500 is such an exciting race, it really comes down to the day and tactics, so you never know what might happen.”Coming from a “very sport-ori-entated” family, Julian has always dreamed of someday represent-ing New Zealand since picking up athletics as a 13 year old. “To be able to compete at the Com-monwealth Games is such an honour – I am so excited to be able to represent my country at an international event, and espe-cially one that is close to so many Kiwis’ hearts.”

Nelson’s best hopes of a gold medal, outside of the rugby sev-ens team, lie with veteran bowlers Jo and Val. Jo won a gold medal in the pairs in 2002, while Val finished second in the singles in 2010. The duo, who are good mates off the green, are teaming up in the pairs this year and have a proven track record at interna-tional events.The next best prospect is Anita and the women’s Black Sticks hockey team. Anita, who is one of the most experienced players in the team with 155 caps, has been scoring for fun in recent in-ternationals and was part of the squad which won a silver medal in Dehli.Amy and Shannon have the unique story of being husband

and wife, as well as members of the New Zealand lawn bowls team. When she was named in the squad to attend her first Com-monwealth Games, Amy said she just wanted to make her family proud, and would be thinking of her late uncle and poppa when competing. “My biggest thing is definitely doing this for my fam-ily, and my mum and dad are coming over to watch.”An eleventh Nelson athlete will attend in the games, but he won’t be wearing a silver fern. Former Tasman Makos number eight Mark Bright, now 35 years old, has gained selection in the Eng-land rugby sevens team after im-pressing last month.The 2014 Commonwealth Games begin on July 23.

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Some of the athletes who will represent Nelson and New Zealand at the Commonwealth Games this month. They are, from left; 1500m runner Julian Matthews, rugby sevens player Bryce Heem, lawn bowlers Shannon and Amy Mcilory and hockey player Anita Punt. Photos: Dominic Channon/Phillip Rollo/Dirk Markgraf.

Nelson Waimea Gun Club saw a beautiful day on Sunday for the 2014 75 Ball Trap Championships. HOA: Damian Briggs from Barry-town Gun Club on 64 ex 75.A Grade: 1st Paul Black 61, 2nd Wesley Oldham 59, 3rd John Booth 49.B Grade: 1st Grant Crosbie 61, 2nd Vaughan Workman 53, 3rd Murray

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The Tasman Rugby Union has select-ed 27 players to contest a two match pre-season tour, as selectors weigh up the final spots in the Tasman Makos squad.The Emerging Players squad will take on Canterbury and Otago in ITM Cup warm-up matches on July 30 and August 2.The squad comprises of 11 returning

Tasman Makos and 16 rising stars from the senior rugby competition.Waimea Old Boys have five players -- Tevita Cabuvati, Jeff Lepa, Peter Samu, Billy Guyton and Marty Banks -- while Wanderers have seven select-ed -- Tyler Kearns, Siosiua Halanu-konuka, Alex Ainley, Tone Ng Shiu, Dwayne Polataivao, Trael Joass and Fletcher Matthews.

Other Nelson-based players include Marist prop Reuben Northover, Nel-son backs David Havili, Mitchell Scott, Ben Tyler and Robbie Malneek, and Kahurangi first-five Mike Wells. Marlborough players make up the fi-nal nine spots. The 2014 Golden Edge Tasman Ma-kos will be named on Monday, August 4.

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Super Liquor Waimea Old Boys will be chasing their first Car Company division two title since 2009 when they take on Taylor’s Contracting Wanderers at Trafalgar Park this Saturday.Just three of the starting line-up – Michael Bates, Tim Fenson and Paul Burt – were part of that squad, but co-coach Wayne Bateman be-lieves his young side have what it takes to bring the silverware back to the club after they knocked off Collingwood on Saturday. “We’re quite confident. Just like after Sat-urday’s game we didn’t get over-awed. The boys know they’ve got a job to do this Saturday,” he says.”

Waimea Old Boys were in the final last year, but lost by just one point to champions Murchison. But with a lot of new faces, it’s hard to know whether Waimea Old Boys will be better from that experience or not.Wanderers head into the game unbeaten, and got the better of Waimea Old Boys 18-14 earlier in the season so, as expected, Wayne says his side will be underdogs. “It was quite early in the season and we had a shocker. But to me they go in as favourites because they’re unbeaten this season since the first round.”The match kicks off at Trafalgar Park at 1pm.

Star & Garter Waimea Old Boys captain Ben Coman says his side is excited to be back in the Car Company division one final, while Wanderers captain Jesse Pitman is hoping his team can right the wrongs of last year.Wanderers are justifiably the top team heading into the de-cider. They’ve beaten Waimea Old Boys twice already this season and finished the round robin in first place. But Waimea Old Boys come into the game on the back of some impressive form. They’ve won nine games in a row, in-cluding a win over Tasman Trophy champions Waitohi -- a feat no other team managed in 2014. “Wanderers have set

the bar pretty high this season, but we are excited about the occasion and we’re probably not putting too much weight or bearing on the fact that we won last year. We respect them as a side and we respect what they’ve done this year.”Last year, Waimea Old Boys were led by fullback James Lowe, who often ignited their exciting back line. But this year it’s a hulking forward pack which drives the team around the field. “We’ve lost some of our key Super Rugby players, but it’s probably made us work a lot harder for each other. We

know that without them we’ve had to dig deep to win games and that puts us in pretty good stead.”Like Waimea Old Boys, Wan-derers have big ball-running forwards and some exciting backs, and captain Jesse Pit-man says his team is better from the experience of losing 51-22 in the final last year. “We talked last year about the three year plan but we just weren’t ready. For a few of us it was our first final and we got a bit overawed by the occasion,” he says. “But we’ve learnt so much in the last year and we’re look-ing forward to putting that into practice come finals time.” The division one final kicks off at 3pm at Trafalgar Park.

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Waimea Old Boys division two back Michael Bates celebrates scoring in Saturday’s semi-final win over Collingwood. Photo: Chris Symes/Shuttersport.

If Waimea Old Boys women beat Marist this weekend it’ll be six years in a row that they’ve finished the season as champions.2014 saw the introduction of rugby tens instead of the 15-a-side format which Waimea had been so dominant in over the past five years, and with just one loss to their name heading into the final weekend of matches, Waimea are the frontrun-ners to win the title again.The final round of rugby tens will be played at Neale Park, starting with Waimea Old Boys ver-

sus Stoke, and Riwaka versus Marist at 12noon. It will then be followed by the Waimea Old Boys versus Marist final at 1pm, and another game be-tween Riwaka and Stoke.If Waimea can win both their games, the title is theirs. In fact, Marist would have to beat them by a considerable margin to have any hope of pinching first place. “We’ve beaten them twice and they’ve beaten us once,” says Waimea coach Steve Curtis. “There is no final but the result of this game will decide the title.”

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Richmond’s largest sports club is preparing to celebrate its 50th anniversary next month.Richmond Athletic Football Club was founded when two clubs merged and, while its origins are a little hazy, what is known is the year club stalwart Roy Oddy was voted in as the club’s first president – 1964.Current president, Stu Reid, is leading the or-ganising efforts of the 50th celebrations and says it will honour its history as a laid-back, family-friendly club that has fostered the love of the game for thousands of locals.“Many of us grew up around the clubrooms at Jubilee Park, and it’s always been a club that has accepted and involved players and supporters of all ages and abilities.”The 50th anniversary will be held on the week-end of August 29 and 30. On Friday night there will be a meet and greet at the clubrooms on Jubilee Park, before a past verses present game on Saturday and a celebra-tion dinner at Club Waimea later that night.Anyone interested in attending any of the events – not just former or current club mem-bers – can contact Stu via email at [email protected] or phone him on 027 471 4619.

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Waimea College 10A made every post a winning one when they competed at the South Island Secondary Schools Junior Tournament held in Christchurch during the week. Waimea swept all before them as they amassed 293 goals for and only 155 against in eight games. That equates to an impressive aver-age of 36 goals for and a mere 19 against.As the tournament got down to the “nitty gritty”, the op-

position became stronger. Waimea defeated St Marga-ret’s 26-22 in the quarter-final in order to meet Villa Maria in the semi-final. It was a very tight start, going goal for goal. The formidable defensive duo of Louise Walker and Lauryn Davenhill toiled tirelessly to break the rhythm of Villa’s shooters. At the other end of the court Amiee Book was standing up against the pres-sure to calmly convert 92% of her shots, which paved the way to a 28-24 win and a berth in the final.The final was against South-land Girls and had intensity

from the first whistle. With the teams trading goals, they could not be separated at the first break. Tips and inter-cepts by Lauryn Davenhill and Lauryn Hippolite were

smartly converted. Great defensive pressure and patience on attack, with Ai-mee dominating the offensive circle, saw Waimea claim the title 34–20.

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REGULAR EVENTSThe Brook Sanctuary will be at the Nelson Mar-kets this Saturday! Sponsor fence posts there & get a free bumper sticker & fridge magnet, PLUS you can choose a seedling to take home - including the amazing native (& now endangered in the wild) red kaka beak plant. Fabulous!SPACE welcomes first time parents & their ba-bies aged 0 – 12months - weekly sessions include opportunities to meet other parents, discussions on child development & parenting, music & ac-tivities. Contact Marie Lenihan 03 545 2017, 0274052174 or [email protected] UP AND FIND YOUR VOICE: Boost your confidence with POWERtalk Waimea. Become the leader you want to be at our meetings in An-nesbrook, 1st & 3rd Wednesday at 7pm. Please ring Linda, 5447823 or Yvonne 5446350. www.powertalknelson1.wordpress.com.Red Cross Refugee Services Would you like to make a difference & work in a team to support former refugees to resettle in Nelson? It’s fun & rewarding. Full training is provided. Next train-ing course: 12–14 Sept. For infor call Red Cross Refugee Services [email protected] or 548-4978Bookchat meet at Stoke Library, Cnr Neale Ave & Putaitai Street the 3rd Wed. 5pm each month. Come along & relax with a coffee, have a chat about books recently read or come along to hear what others have enjoyed & join the discussion. FREE to all. Anyone interested, or needing more info, call Librarian Alyson Baker 5460416 or Li-brarian Stoke Mary Menzies 5468100.Mum4Mum Breastfeeding support meets the last Wed. of every month 10am-11.30am at the Eco-moon Collective Building, 120 Bridge St, Nel-son. All welcome. Ph Tara 0212772098 or [email protected] Develop your personal social

confidence by learning the art and skills of public speaking at Madhatters Toastmasters. Meet every Fri. 7am-8:30am. For info, ph Kate 548-6636.Richmond Playcentre invites families with chil-dren from birth to 6 years old. A fun & relaxed atmosphere. Come & enjoy 3 free visits at 46 Wa-verly St. Mon, Wed, Fri 9.30 -12pm or Ph 544 6316Angie’s Aerobics STOKE.NEW CLASS Improve strength, balane,flexibility & have fun! Use balls,bands,light weights & more. Mon 10 am,$7 St Barnabas hall, Isel Park,Main rd Stoke.Ph: 5470198 Pilates - strengthen & flatten abs, relieve back pain at Richmond Town Hall, Cambridge St, Mon’s 12.30pm - Book with Sue 538 0318 or 021 0344109, mats provided.Like music & dancing? try Scottish Country Dancing in Richmond. Mon 7.45pm, no partner needed. St David’s Church Hall, Florence St, Rich-mond. more info. ph 5440902Alzheimers Society. Offers information, advice, ongoing support, personal advocacy & education for people with dementia, their carers & family /whanua. For info Ph 03 5467702 or 0800 004 001.Totara Nelson Activity programme 10am-3pm, older people can get together & enjoy good com-pany, friendship, activities & mutual support. Meals included. Transport possible & you may be eligible for financial assistance. Ph 5479350Men In Accord are looking for new members to join our harmony chorus. Do you enjoy singing? Why not come along. We meet Tues evenings 7:15pm at Club Waimea, Ph. Dave 5402178Social Table Tennis at Saxton stadium Wed 7pm - 9pm on now! Mon & Fri 9am – noon will resume 27 Jan All Welcome. Ph Karen 5473005.Stoke Methodist Opportunity Centre (Opposite Stoke Library). Good, used clothing. Very cheap. Open every Thursday 9.30 am to 12 noon. Fill a bag for $2.00. Phone 5443226.Aqua aerobics for women. Non profit making

women’s group. Mondays 3 to 4 at Ngawhatu pool. Qualified instructor all ages welcome $6.00. Any queries call either Lyn Neumann 5473263 or Sandy Harvey 5445993GiGATOWN NELSON : Join us on Twitter for dis-cussions on local issues Tues.s 8.30pm-9.30pm. Use #gigatownnsn in all your tweets! Learn social media & have fun: Meeting at The FreeHouse first Tues. of the month 5pm. Come along! www.Giga-townNelson.wordpress.comThursday Night Knitting Group Meets 1st Thurs-day of every month at Styx in Nelson & 3rd Thurs-days at Armadillos in Richmond, 7:30 – 9:30pm. Knitting is our main activity, but crochet & other portable fibre arts are welcome. Join our Nel-son Knitters, NZ group on Ravelry.com or email [email protected] WANTED! Nelson Bays Harmony has vacancies for women to sing the low (bass) or high (tenor) part in our 4-part a cappella choir of 40 members. Rehearsals Thurs. 7pm in Richmond & visitors are welcome. Details see website www.nelsonharmony.org.nz or ph Jenny 547 4354. Crafts, Caring & Sharing, Starts again each Mon. 9.30am until 12 noon. Bring your favourite craft. Bring a friend, come for a cuppa. Everyone wel-come. Gold coin donation. For more info call Pauline. Ph: number: 5449174.NELSON TASMAN BEEKEEPERS Club meets first Wed each month 7pm Waimea Lounge Richmond A&P Showgrounds Lower Queen St Richmond New members are welcome to attend. www.nelsonbeekeepers.org.nzApple Mac User Group. Meet monthly at Con-stance Barnicoat Rm Tasman Library Richmond. Mac users, incl users of Apple devices welcome. Refer www.nbmug.org.nz for detailsALLIANCE FRANCAISE Join us on Fridays from 4 to 5.45 pm at La Gourmandise on Hardy Street for informal French conversation. All very welcome.

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agents for Nelson, Golden Bay, Murchison and West Coast.

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Carole Horrell B H Sc (Podiatry)Clinics in Stoke, Richmond, Wakefield & Motueka. Home visits also available

Ph 021 0247 4037 or 03 927 5120 | [email protected]

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Announcements

Classifieds

Meeting Sunday10.30am

Ellis St, Brightwater(Plunket Rooms, next to Petrol Station)

Contact Dean 544 5784We’d love to see you there

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Parish, RichmondWeekend Mass Times

Saturday Vigil7.00pm Richmond Church

35 William Street

Sunday8.00am St Joseph’s

Pitfire Road, Wakefield9.30am Richmond Church

5.00pm Last Sunday of every month

St’s Peter & PaulMoutere Highway

All Welcome!Ph 544 8987

www.richmondcatholic.co.nz

RichmondChurch of Christ

Cnr Darcy & Croucher StreetsPh 544 5415

Sundays10am Includes JAMkids program

ST DAVID’SPRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH11 Florence Street, Richmond

Worship Services this Sunday

9.30am Worship and Footprints - an exciting teaching programme for

children.A warm welcome awaits you.

www.stdavidschurch.co.nzPhone 544 8387

Holy Trinity Anglican Church

27 Dorset St, RichmondPhone 544-8844

Sunday Services20 July 2014

9.00am Morning Worship10.30am Holy Communion

Theme: Who Are You? All Welcome

Wednesday 10.00amHoly Communion

www.holytrinityrichmond.org.nz

Biblical Christ-Centred Worship Services:

Sunday 10:30 am & 5 pm We are located at:

(no access off Waimea or Ridgeway)Contact: (03) 547 - 6056

www.rcnzonline.com/nelson

10.00am every Sunday

@

The Headingly Centre Headingly Lane

Richmond

You are welcome

Fire school presents

Understanding

ISLAM24, 25, 26 July

Regos [email protected]

www.fireschool.me027 230 0146

ChURCh NOTICEs

FOUNDFound, small smoky grey rabbit, Chelsea Ave. phone 021 232 6785.

GARDENINGRose pruner. Would you like your roses pruned by an experienced rose grower and exhibitor? Ring hilary 544 8697 or 021 542 307.

bOARD WANTEDBoard required for fe-male year 13 Garin Col-lege student for terms 3 and 4. Ph 027 328 8195.

Save $$$

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

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

tall available this season. Shade trees, hedging & fabulous

specimen trees available.

pUbLIC NOTICE

Hyline Browns, Point of lay, 20 weeks old, all pul-lets vaccinated. Available for August delivery. $26 inc gst each. Phone Mur-ray Gibson 0800 768 587 to order.

pOULTRy

Carey Lineham13 July 2010

4 years have passed us by now.

We hold your memory strong in

our hearts,And you are never

far from our thoughts.

Love you always Dad xo

KEOWNAlex & Myia are

proud to announce the arrival of their

first born, an adorable son.

Saxton born 29 April 2014

8lb 2&1/2 oz. A much loved &

adored nephew for Haylee & treasured first grandbaby for Romain. A huge thanks to staff at Nelson hospital

maternity & delivery ward and to midwife Linda.

It’s a Boy

DaubneyJamie and Natasha (Jordan) would like

to announce the arrival of

Kailo Solly on the 2 July,

weighing 9lbs 5oz. A little brother for

Reuben and Eli. Special thank you

to Wendy De Groot and the hospital

midwifes.

bIRTh IN MEMORy

Richmond SeniorCitizens Inc.

Wed 20 August10.30am

Senior Citzen RoomsOxford St,Richmond

AGMSPELD Introductory Course on Specific

Learning Difficulties including Dyslexia

Level 3 NZQA approved

Suitable for Parents, Teachers, Teacher

Aides, RTLBs, SENCOs or anyone interested

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difficulties.

9.00am to 3.30pm Thursday 31st July & Friday 1st August

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021 0264 4839Supporting your

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Rates from$50

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commercial concrete

Phone 03 543 8243

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training provided. Call Vickie

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Improve the performance and the life of your heatpump

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