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The demand for land in Richmond re-mains high with a large number of house and land packages already sold in a new 53 lot subdivision located off Wensley Rd.Construction is underway on Langdale Grove, a former berry farm, owned by Home Living Solutions, a syndicate made up of four local businessmen. Graham Vercoe of G.J. Gardner Homes Nelson-Tasman, Simon Collett of Jennian Homes

Nelson and Milestone Homes Nelson Bays, Gary of Donaldson Civil and Andrew Spit-tal, of Ching Contracting Ltd have joined together for this project.“As builders we are in control of the sub-division, so we can meet the demands and requests from our clients and we are able to manage the entire process from consent to planning and construction, making it easier for new home owners,” says Gra-ham, director of Home Living Solutions.The subdivision is offering a new concept

with mixed-sized house and land pack-ages to suit different lifestyles with stage one consisting of 30 lots and stage two of 23 lots. Working exclusively with build-ing companies, Milestone Homes, Jenn-ian Homes and GJ Gardner Homes, fixed packages ranging in price from $480,000 to $600,000 are available.Graham says the plan to offer mixed-sized houses and sections was decided upon

Construction has started on four show-homes within the new Langdale Grove subdivision off Wensley Rd, Richmond. Photo: Monique Bergman. SEE PAGE 2

DOVEDALE AFFAIR: Hav-ing fun on the big red trac-tor at the Dovedale Country Affair last Sunday, Boella, left, and Evie Cairney. For full story, turn to page 15. Photo: Monique Bergman.

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The Cricket World Cup has ar-rived in Nelson and locals are embracing it wholeheartedly.The first ever ICC Cricket World Cup game to be played in Nelson went off without a hitch yesterday at Saxton Oval.A capacity crowd got right in the spirit with plenty of Irish and West Indies support seen on the embankment.Nelson Cricket Association chairman, Dave Leonard, says it was a perfect day for the big game. “It’s pretty amazing. The ground looks unbelievable and I’m sure it looked great on TV, which is good for Nelson.”Dave says he was playing first class cricket for Central Dis-tricts when the 1992 world Cup was held in New Zealand and Australia and the thought that it would come to Nelson one day was “quite unbeliev-able”.“It goes to show all the hard

work from so many people. I hope there’s a lot of people feeling pretty proud today of the input they’ve had in getting these games here.”Saxton Oval will play host to two more world cup games

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Milestone Home and one Jennian Home. Stage one of the subdivi-sion, is nearing completion with the road being sealed this week, how-ever building on these lots will not start until around April, when titles come through. Stage two building will commence once stage one has been completed.Four building gangs and multiple contractors are currently on site with an increase of workers expect-ed when stage one building com-mences.

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Jude Richmond, left and Luke, centre, and Damon Zillwood wait to get some auto-graphs. Photo: Evan Barnes/Shuttersport.co.nz

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“I hope so, it will be a contest between us and Aussie and we will be there to support them.”

Rob Myers, Brightwater.

“Yes, the team this time around seems to have a positive aura and great leadership.”

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A fine day, good marketing and “getting the recipe right” com-bined to make Sunday’s Bright-water Wine and Food Festival a success with a big crowd en-joying the best of the region’s wine, beer, food and music at Middle-Earth Vineyard.The Rotary Club of Richmond’s fundraising event made a suc-cessful return to the social cal-endar last year when about 3500 people attended after it had been put on hold in 2013. It was even better this year with over 4000 people enjoying the festivities and raising “at least $30,000” for the community.“We’ve got over 4000 people which is well past the 3500 we had last year,” Rotary’s Pete Glue says. “We’d pre-sold 1300 tickets, which was up on the 850 we pre-sold last year, so we thought if we had a good day we’d get a good crowd.“We didn’t want any rain but we didn’t want it to be 28 de-grees either so we were lucky it was just right. We also got our marketing right and the recipe right and, of course, we have this great venue.“We haven’t had time to work out how much the festival made but it would more than the $29,800 we made last year - it would be at least $30,000.”

Pete says the all the wineries, breweries and food stalls were busy as were the waterboys and girls from Knapps Law-yers who were dispensing cool drinking water. It was also a big day out for the estimated 50 volunteers from Wanderers Sports Club, Rich-mond Volunteer Fire Brigade, Brightwater Rural Fire Brigade, St John, Brightwater School, Hype-GS and Nelson Marine Rescue who helped Rotary run the festival smoothly.Pete says the proceeds from the festival will be donated to all of those volunteer groups as well as to the Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter.

“Our volunteers did a great job and we’ll be helping the people who helped us.”Nelson police Acting Senior Sergeant Mike Wardle says the festival goers were “well behaved and jovial” and there were no problems. He says po-lice stopped 550 vehicles leav-ing the festival and only issued one infringement notice for a driver with blood alcohol of 296mg, 46 over the new limit.“That’s an outstanding result,” Mike says. “People are really taking on board the new limit which is pleasing - they know the limit is low and the chances of being caught drink driving are high.”

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The dry weather is starting to hit market gar-deners and apple growers around the Tasman district and the situation could get worse with the Tasman District Council considering tighter water restrictions this week.“We are due to start sowing winter crops on Feb-ruary 20, if we haven’t got water for the new crops, then we will have to choose what to plant,” Main Rd Hope market gardener Gavin Williams says. “We can just survive on stage two but if it goes to stage three, it is going to really hurt us.“Everyone is in the same boat and has the same issues. An-other fortnight of no rain is going to be a real problem.” The council’s Dry Weather Taskforce imposed stage two water rationing in six of eight Waimea zones on Monday and was to meet on Tuesday night to consider increasing the rationing to stage three. Stage two rationing enforces a 35 per cent cut in consented water takes with stage three increasing to a 50 per cent cut.Director of Appleby Fresh Ltd, Mark O’Connor, says they have a good irrigation system plan for the dry weather and will be able to “manage the plants” to get through the rationing. However, Mark concedes that it will be a concern if the rationing moves to stage three next Monday. The water rationing is also likely to hurt apple growers although the timing of the cuts is pro-

viding some relief because the harvest has al-ready started. Wai-West Horticulture’s managing director Nick Patterson says the dry summer has made it hard to increase the size of fruit on their 100 hectares of apple orchards and the possibility of going to stage three rationing is “a real concern”.“We haven’t really had any significant rain since

Christmas and that’s impacted on fruit size. It’s likely that it will go to stage three and that’s a real concern.”Although the harvest had al-ready started Nick says it still had a long way to go and the water rationing would have a big impact on the latter ripening varieties.

Urban users are also being affected by the cuts with council enforcing a ban on watering lawns in Richmond, Mapua, Ruby Bay, Hope, Bright-water and Wakefield and their rural extensions. Hand-held hosing is only permitted for produc-tive gardens on odd and even days correspond-ing to the house street number.Council’s environmental information manager, Rob Smith says the taskforce was due to meet on Tuesday night when it would consider a number of factors including the weather forecast, river flows and aquifer levels before deciding whether or not to go to stage three rationing. “The aquifers are going down but the rivers have held up well. The salinity levels in the coastal bores is also good so far but do we go to stage three? Who knows.”

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Chris Scott has ridden the width of the South Island 11 separate times to help raise money for the Child Cancer Foundation, this month he’ll do it with some extra motiva-tion.Chris, his wife Sheila and son Ari, will all ride the Child Cancer Charity Ride from Greymouth to Christchurch, raising money for the house in Christchurch where young cancer patients stay.Chris says, for the first time he knows someone staying in the house. “A friend of ours, Petra Nugent, had cancer last year, and now her daughter Jemma has cancer and is currently down there having treat-ment and staying at the accommo-

dation. So it means a little bit more to us this year.”The family had another cancer blow just before Christmas when Chris’ father was diagnosed with the disease. “It’s pretty tough and he’s been laid up since Christmas, but it’s great to be able to do a little bit of some-thing going back the other way.”So far the family have collected around $500 in donations and are hoping to raise $1000, before the ride on February 20 and 21 with 30 other cyclists.The ride has been going for 28 years and has raised around $300,000 for the Child Cancer Foundation. To donate, you can deposit money into the Post Charity Bikathon ac-count, 38-9001-0022368-00 and use “Chris Scott” as the reference.

Nelson’s Chris, Ari and Sheila Scott will cycle from Greymouth to Christchurch this weekend to raise money for the Child Cancer Foun-dation. Photo: Andrew Board.

Family ride to raise funds for Child Cancer

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Stephen and Lesley Gully at the Brightwater Wine and Food Festival

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Leny and Hub Maar at the Brightwater

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Barbara Crimp and Carla Eade at the Brightwater Wine and Food

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The best thing that profes-sional free-ride mountain-biker Kelly McGarry learned when he was student at Waimea Intermediate was how to cook “a mean rice ri-sotto”.Last week, Kelly returned to Waimea Intermediate to take the students through some biking skills as part of the Konica Minolta Nelson Bikefest. And while he was there, he caught up with food

technology teacher Helen McCallum who had taught him the recipe 20 years ago.“Helen McCallum is the only teacher I had who is still there and I remember she showed us how to cook a mean rice risotto,” Kelly says. “She’s a great lady and I still use that recipe.”Kelly, who back-flipped to fame at the Red Bull Ram-page free-ride event in Utah in 2013, says “I was a cheeky little ratbag when I was at Waimea Intermediate but I

liked going to the school.“We use to get up to no good with all my mates on the bus from Wakefield. I man-aged to stay out of trouble though.”Although Kelly was focusing on the students bike skills last Wednesday, he did take time to pass on some good advice about life.“I let them know that they can achieve anything if they really set their minds to it.”Kelly left Nelson on Thurs-day.

International free-ride mountainbike star Kelly McGarry and friends at Waimea Intermediate last Wednesday. Photo: Chris Symes/www.shuttersport.co.nz

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The Reapers Motorbike Club is hosting a heck of a party at Owen River next month and while they’re there they will be raising money for a good cause.The annual party is now in its third year and will see a couple of hundred motorbike enthu-siasts head down to the Owen River Domain. The family-friendly event is welcome to any-one but does have a motorbike focus. A live band, A.M.O.S, will entertain party-goers on Saturday night and club member Tony Daw-son says it will be a great weekend.“This is the first year we’ve really advertised it to people outside our social club and usually we get around 150 people, so we’re expecting a few more this year.”Raffles will be held during the weekend to raise money for Child Cancer Research.The Owen River Party is being held on March 6 and 7 at the Owen River Domain. Entry is $20 and food will be available on-site.

Motorbike club tohost charity party

Nelson MP, Nick Smith is asking the Nelson City Council to reduce its water take from the Roding River and instead use water stored in the Maitai dam, to help remedy the water shortage in the Waimea catchment that is im-pacting on the region’s horticulture.“The City Council has the choice of accessing our town water supply from either the Rod-ing River or the Maitai Dam. Even though the Maitai Dam is at near full capacity it has been choosing to use the Roding River supply as it requires less treatment.” He says the Rod-ing flows into the Waimea system, and “every litre taken is a litre less” that can be used for maintaining Waimea’s horticultural industries.

Nelson takes Tasman water

Brightwater Wine & Food Fest:Was a fantastic day! Awesome food, cider, wine and music. Thanks Mid-

dle Earth winery! Kristyn Musson.

Fantastic day at the BWFF!!!!Rachel McMurtry.

What a great day. Awesome people great atmosphere and a big shout

out to the Richmond Rotary Club. What a fantastic job you all did. Lynda Robertson.

Yip. Great day, nice wee breeze so not too hot. Were a few large trees

that gave us some wonderful shade (could do with a few more next year). Greg N Debbie Harvie.

What a perfect day!I love Nelson Tasman.

Golfer being hit ‘not funny’:Not really all that funny. A visiting golfer at a course in Winchburgh,

West Lothian, Scotland, was awarded the equivalent of around 800 000, that’s right, eight hundred thousand NZ dollars, after losing the sight of an eye. The court held the golfer who hit the shot 70 per cent to blame with the club having 30 per cent for not having adequate signs warning of pos-sible hazards. It made clubs the length of the country review their course signage. Sandy L (via nelsonweekly.co.nz).

Busy weekend:What a great weekend. I took my family to the motor show, cricket

and market day on Saturday. Good on ya Nelson for having so many events on. Weather was tops, too. (Via text).

Top cop leaving town:Thank you for keeping us safe.Brenda Kenny.

Go By Bike Day:Fab breakfast for go by bike day this morning, great coffee and music

from pianist too!! Thanks TDC. Jen Adams.

Why no lights for Auckland Point?I would like to ask why Auckland

Point School still has not got the 40km per hour speed lights set up at most schools. All I have seen done is a bit of white paint put down for controlling the traffic. I

would say that the area where the school is, is an accident waiting to happen. Can any-body tell me why the 40 km flashing lights have not been installed at this school. Mr G Barker.

Response from Nelson City Council: Police advise that the recent changes to the pedes-trian crossing at Auckland Point and the single-laning through that area have signifi-cantly improved safety and lowered speeds.Surveys and observations show that Auck-land Point School does not currently meet the criteria for a reduced speed zone, which includes high level of on-road school-related activity, the average speed of passing vehi-cles and the number of speed-related crashes outside the school in the past five years.If safety concerns persist then Active School warning signs could be considered in the fu-ture - these flashing active school signs raise the awareness and alertness to a higher lev-el, but do not lower the speed limit.

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Nelson. After bumping into a couple of old school mates a few weeks ago and learning that neither of them knew anything about Osprey Boats, a plan was hatched to have an open day, not only to celebrate Osprey’s twenty-first year of production, but to spread awareness of the fact that Osprey Boats and The Outboard Shop

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Think about your experience with your current bank. Who do you talk to when you have a problem with your account? Is there a branch nearby where you can make deposits conveniently? Is the person ultimately responsible for making decisions on your loan located at the local branch? As your business grows, the convenience of dealing with these types of day-to-day account issues will play a big part in your satisfaction with your banking relationship.

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FIRE PERMITS: The Waimea Rural Fire Author-ity has stopped issuing fire permits on the Waimea Plains after the dry weather has escalated the fire danger to high. Principal Rural Fire officer Ian Reade says the fire risk could increase to extreme “if we get two or three windy days” or if it did not rain for two or three weeks. Fire permits were still being issued to orchardists who need to burn dis-eased wood.

CYCLE TRAIL A FINALIST: Tasman’s Great Taste Trail is one of five finalists in the New Zea-land Transport Agency’s competition aimed at finding New Zealand’s Favourite Place to Cycle. The Great Taste Trail is a finalist in the New Zea-land Cycle Trail Nga Haerenga section. The com-petition has attracted thousands of entries with voting closing on February 28 and the winner an-nounced on March 2. To vote go to bikewise.co.nz

ART EXHIBITION: The Top of the South Pastel Art Exhibition will be held at the Mapua Hall this weekend. The exhibition opens on Friday night and will be open to the public on Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 4.30pm. A People’s Choice Award has been sponsored by Impressions Art Supplies and Framers of Richmond. Admission is free but a donation will be welcomed to fund fur-ther learning.

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It was a real country festival with plenty of music, sunshine, hay bales and farm animals at this year’s Dovedale Country Affair, held in the domain on Sunday.Headline act, The Gypsy Pick-ers, entertained the crowd while kids played nearby in the suds, slipping and sliding on the giant waterslide. There was plenty of locally grown pro-duce from around the valley with handcrafts and baking, plus a wide range of food to fill hungry bellies. Ann Winn, a member of the Dovedale Country Affair or-ganising committee, says they were very pleased with the number of people attending the event and stallholders were happy with sales. “There were a lot more people through the gate compared with last year and we had great success with selling raffle tick-ets and our PTA ran out of baking by 3pm. We were re-ally thrilled with the response,” says Ann.The big red machines looked

impressive with a line-up of vintage farm machinery and the church was packed with local history from wedding dresses through to World War I displays. Animals were the favourite of the day with alpacas, goats, horses and sheep on display as well as pony rides, sheep shear-ing, working dogs and duck herding drawing a large crowd. Lots of fun was had around the cricket pitch too with games

including gumboot throwing, sack races and the heavily con-tested tug of war. Funds were still being counted, however Ann estimates around $2000 was raised on the day with all proceeds going back into the Dovedale community. Money raised from last year’s event was distributed back into the community for things such as lights for the local play group and a new gazebo for shade around the pavilion.

Farmer Ash Peter from Dovedale, showing the crowd how to shear sheep at the Dovedale Country Affair on Sunday. Photo: Monique Bergman.

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Rugby supporters swing into actionOne of the more popular activi-ties at Club Waimea is enjoying an ice-cold beer and watching the rugby on the big screen. And our members sure know how to make a game of it.This year our Rugby Supporters Club has a record number of en-tries in the Super 15 tipping com-petition, which started over the weekend.Brownie is organising the it again for us this year and he says there are already more than 40 entries. “That’s a record for us. We do it for the ITM Cup as well and everyone

has a good time.”Winner of the competition will win 40 per cent of the entries fees with second place collected 30 per cent. There is also a $20 prize for the winner of each round through-out the Super Rugby season.Although the season has already started, Brownie says it’s not too late for people to join if they’re willing forfeit the first week. If you’d like to know more or are just keen to come along and watch the games with other mad fans call Brownie on 027 231 2755 or email him on [email protected].

LUCKY WINNER: Leanne Colley be-ing presented with the $500 loyalty voucher prize by NBS Richmond branch man-ager Toni Lane on Thursday, Febru-ary 5.Members Draw22/ 1 $500 mem-ber No 797, 29 / 1 $600 member No 261 , 5 / 2 $700 member No 594 and the 12th / 2 $800 member No 107 were not here so nothing was won.

Club Waimea will host the Clubs New Zealand 2015 conference and annual general meeting next month, a prestig-ious event that Clubs New Zealand dis-tributes carefully. It is the first time Club Waimea has hosted the event after it was transferred to their premises, but they are ready to look after the 280 delegates and other guests who will make up the conference party, says Club Waimea manager John Hewison. At the same time, Club Waimea will be

housing an expo on club related equip-ment from coffee machines to gaming machines which will be on display for people to view. The conference is the main event for the club industry nationally, offering a chance for club managers, presidents and boards of governance to come together and update their knowledge on the op-eration of club organisations. This includes speakers, workshops and discussion groups on a range of topics

such as performance, financial trends and li-censing conditions. Clubs New Zealand is the leading association for clubs in New Zea-land and is a not-for-profit organisation that represents more than 300 clubs around the country.

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moting and safe-guarding the interests, rights and privileges of its member clubs, of which, more than 270,000 people are a part. The event will run from Thursday, March 19, until Saturday, March 21 and during that time Club Waimea will be a hive of activity. The club’s hall will be closed off for the conference, however the rest of the club facilities will be open at all times for club members and visiting members.

The Club Waimea Snooker section will officially commence their 2015 season by contesting the Rex Plum Memorial Trophy on Sunday, Feb-ruary 22. This event holds a special place within the section as Rex was a most popular and enthusiastic member, as well as secretary from the time of the section’s inception in 1994 until his sudden death in 2011. The competition is played on a drawn pairs format, with points scored, both for and against, de-termining the overall winner. The next matter for resolution this year

will be the district interclub com-petition, involving Waimea, Subur-ban and Nelson City teams. Along with our own Club Champion-ships, held over several months for different events, and arrangements for hosting and visiting other clubs from near and far, the 2015 season looks to be heading for a busy time for local snooker adherents. The Club Waimea snooker section is always ready to welcome new, or returning, players to their num-bers. For more information contact either Shane Geddes on 544 2722 or Colin Bowden on 544 7819.

Shane Geddes with the Rex Plum Memorial Trophy, which signalled the start of the Club Waimea snooker section’s season.

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The NZ Sun City Country Music Awards are coming to Club Waimea and those who are fans of country music will be sure to head along for a chance to watch some of this country’s talented musicians perform over three days. The event starts on Friday with performances by the judges. Convener of the awards, Lin-da Hahn says it is a chance for the judges to prove their tal-ents before they begin judg-ing the contestants. Last year’s overall winner Gina Keating will also be performing on Friday as well as Sunday’s fi-nals. This year there are 56 musi-cians participating in the 27 sections, from tiny tots to the old time category. Nelson Pine Industries has been a major sponsor of the event for the last 20 years, al-though its origins begin with

the first convenor, Marga-ret Baigent. After moving up from Invercargill and missing her involvement in country music awards, Margaret cre-ated her own here in Nelson

which she organised for 10 years. The Nelson Country Music Club is now celebrating 30 years of hosting the event. Tickets to the Saturday and

Sunday auditions and finals can be purchased at the Rich-mond Mall information desk or the Club Waimea office, while the Friday showcase is free for everyone.

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Come along and enjoy the Sun City Country Music Awards, you will enjoy the music and the local talent. When the next pub-lication is due Club Waimea will be hosting the Clubs NZ AGM and Con-ference. Come along and meet other like minded Club mem-bers from all over

New Zealand. We will also have three nights of wonderful entertainment for you to also enjoy.Convenor of the NZ Sun City Country Music Awards, Linda Hahn outside Club Waimea; the

venue for three days of country music performances.

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Indoor Bowls began for Club Waimea players on February 9. With Outdoor Bowls still being played numbers were lighter on the ground but are soon expected to grow as the

season warms up. Club nights for Indoor Bowls are held from 7:15pm every Monday and are open to anyone. The only requirement is to have flat sole shoes. Coming up on

the Indoor Bowls calendar is the Chartered Clubs of New Zealand South Island tourna-ment in April, a competition that will be hosted by Club Waimea too.

Last weekend the Club Waimea cards group earned themselves some successful results at the Nuggett Mc-Donald Cup in Blenheim. Club Waimea player Dawn Smith won the tournament followed by Pattie Criop in second place, also from

Waimea. At the end of February the card group will be compet-ing again in the South Is-land Euchre Tournament, held at the Suburban Club. If you’re interested in play-ing cards at the club contact Anne on 544 7267.

Sun City rockers had their first meet of the year on Tuesday, February 10. They will also be starting their beginner’s lessons on March 3. Everybody is welcome to come and have a look and partici-pate. If people are interested in learning to Rock’n’Roll they

can ring Marie Bone for fur-ther details. Lessons are $30 for six weeks. Lessons are ongoing moving through from beginner to in-termediate with some of their younger dancers being sup-ported in their bid to compete in the dance style.

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The Nelson Vintage Car Club celebrat-ed their 50th anniversary last year and their next big public event is this Sat-urday’s swap meet. Originally a swap meet would include the buying, sell-ing and swapping of vintage car parts, but has now evolved into what could be called a super-sized garage sale. All sorts of items can turn up, from an-tiques, plants, art; nearly everything you can think of. “Sometimes there’s a bit of junk but even that can be anoth-er man’s treasure,” says organiser and Nelson Vintage Car Club chairman, Kevin Mercer. “Swap meets I’ve been involved with in the past have been for Winchester in South Canterbury and we got up to nearly 400 sites at its peak.

It was a great way of raising funds for the club and our aim now is to raise money to fund the alterations to our new clubrooms at the Nelson Speed-way Association track.” This is the first time the Nelson Vin-tage Car Club have hosted a swap meet of this size. As well as creating neces-sary funds for the organisation, it is a great platform for the public to sell items to a larger audience than they would normally get at a garage sale. The swap meet will be open from 8am on Lansdowne Rd, with the grounds needing to be cleared by 5pm, and will feature “just about anything you can imagine,” says Kevin. “I know for a fact on one of the sites there is going to be a

kitchen sink and some carpet. It can even be new, we see a lot of people who trade in tools, or some other product, end up with a bit of surplus stock that they bring along to sell.” The Nelson Vintage Car Club is far more than a monthly club meeting and with a few car rallies thrown in. Their 280 local members are passion-ate about the preservation of cars that are more than 30 years old, and the group is one of the authorities in New Zealand that have a consider-

able amount of power in assisting members with getting new restorations re-registered. “There are a lot of tough rules today that our cars can’t com-ply with for many reasons. For example, many of them don’t have seat belts, and that prevents them from being on our roads today,” says Kevin. “We also have a very strong representation to govern-ment to assist with laws around older cars, so we’re a pretty important body.” The Nelson Vintage Car Club is a branch of

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a national organisation, although Nelson members were originally part of the Canterbury branch but with so much local interest it was decided to form a separate branch in 1964. The benefits of the Nelson Vintage Car Club are numerous for car enthusiasts, who not only enjoy monthly club meetings that can range from a visit to a car in the middle of be-ing restored to a night of ten pin bowling, but en-compasses a huge network of car owners available for advice and help. “I really enjoy the involvement with people,” says Kevin. “I’ve been a member of the vintage car club for 37 years and this is the third branch I’ve been chairman of. But what I’ve done over that time is build up a huge group of acquaint-ances, some of them are friends nationwide, so we can go motoring anywhere in New Zealand and, if we have a problem, there’s always somebody we can call. I would think now that more than 50 per

cent of my friends have come from the car club.” Nelson Vintage Car Club is always happy to wel-come new members, especially the younger gen-eration. Kevin says that it’s also important for the club to focus on fostering the earlier cars and pre-vent them from being exported from the country. Every year the cars eligible to be part of the Nelson Vintage Car Club grows and those interested in be-coming members are welcome to contact the club via email at [email protected] And, if you looking to pick up some bargains, don’t miss out on the Nelson Vintage Car Club Swap Meet on Saturday, February 21. A display of the club’s cars will also be there for people to check out.

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sky glow and you can only see around 20 to 30 bright stars, I was amazed that I could see the entire Milky Way and stars in detail at Wai-iti, so I decided to start the registration process,” says Ralph.Ralph is in preliminary discussions with the In-ternational Dark Sky Association (IDA) who administer the registra-tions and has submitted all information required.The proposed reserve would be located around

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Girl Guiding Re-Starts in Twin Peaks Rural AreaPippins and Brownies are meeting at the Wakefield Scout Den on Thursdays from 4.15 to 5.30pm. If you would like more informa-tion please call Vin Law on 541 9190 or 027 222 0920.

A group of local Wakefield residents are organising a 100th commemoration ANZAC service and pa-rade to be held in Wake-field on Anzac Day this year. Group spokesman, Fritz Buckendahl, is keen to hear from anyone who would like to play the bag-pipes at the event. They are also putting together a display and would like to know if you have any memorabilia relating to ANZAC or any of the wars that you could lend them. Your treasures will be held in care and displayed at the Fire Station. You can call Fritz on 541 9061 or 027 22 44 162 or email [email protected]

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16km from Richmond and 30km from Nelson. His long term plan is to build three observatories on the prop-erty, two dedicated to astro-photography and another for visual use. “It would be an awesome asset for the whole community, be-ing so close to town. Mt John Observatory in the Aoraki Mackenzie is a gold-rated re-serve but it is a long way from any major centre and there is now a possibility to have an extensive dark sky reserve in the Top of The South. I would

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How do you look at life. During my summer holidays, I had the opportunity to see some of the beauty of the South Island as I travelled with some guests from China.One of the most beautiful sights in our travels was the Mirror Lakes, as you looked into the still pools the most beautiful reflection of the mountains, capped with a little snow to contrast the colours.Everyone spending time getting the best photo, then finding just along it was even more beauti-ful.As I looked through my camera at the reflec-tion, then above to the mountains I started to think, why am I trying to take a photo of the reflection. Although perfect and so beautiful, no one will believe that’s a reflection, so why don’t I just take a photo of the mountain. So back to the start this time being careful to take photos of both the mountain and its re-flection together in the same photo frame, and just so eve-ryone would believe it is a re-flection, I made sure there was a tree or two in same photo so the picture reflected the true image of beauty, and the perfect refection in the pools working as the best mirror.I couldn’t help consider the thought, when it comes to life what do we see, do we see beauty, do we see a reflection of how it is or even could be, or do we see some confusion not knowing which way is up or down.Life can be confusing, at times it can seem to go upside down but it is how you look life that shows the real picture.The bible says we are made in God’s image, and living in a country as beautiful as New Zealand, do our lives reflect God’s beauty and love.The bible explains God’s love for us, plain and simple. God’s love is everlasting, God’s love for us is so amazing He sent His only Son to bring us forgiveness and life. Check out John 3 : 16 in the bible. My life is wonderful, is yours?

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Ros Vercoe and her son Nat were at the Go By Bike Day breakfast served by Vil-lage Cycles’ Sue, left, and Jessie Matthews, in Sundial Square last Wednesday.

About 100 cyclists detoured through Sun-dial Square in Richmond last Wednesday when they enjoyed a free breakfast, coffee and bike check as part of Go By Bike Day.The annual event, which was part of this year’s Konica Minolta Nelson Bikefest, was aimed at encouraging people to leave their cars in the garage and get on their bikes to commute to school or work.Bikers were rewarded for their efforts with a free breakfast served by Village Cycles Sue and Jessie Matthews and free coffee from the Coffee Shack. There was also a free bike check and give-aways organised by the Tasman District Council.

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Nobody could accuse Aniseed Valley’s Marina Bennett of rush-ing into things after she com-pleted her first marathon at the age of 62.Marina finished second in her F55-64 age group in Saturday’s Buller Marathon after running 42.2km along the Buller Gorge to Westport in 4 hours 20 min-utes 23 seconds. It was an im-pressive marathon debut for the retired Waimea Intermediate School teacher who has been training for a marathon for al-most a year and thinking about doing one for even longer.“I only started running when I got into my 50s and did the Bull-er Half Marathon five years ago,” Marina says. “I really enjoyed it but it didn’t feel like it was long enough so I thought I’d have a go at a marathon.“But I didn’t do anything about it until I retired a year ago and had more time to training seri-ously. I also told someone I was going to a marathon so after that I had to walk the talk.”Marina’s son George, who is a professional road cyclist based in Europe, also encouraged her to keep training so she could

achieve her goal. “He kept saying to me ‘come on mum you can do it, keep train-ing’ and that helped.” Although Marina says she was “extremely nervous” travelling on the bus to the start with the other competitors, she soon re-laxed. “I was sitting on the bus surrounded by all these elite ath-

letes and I wondering what I’d got myself into. But then once we got out and were waiting around for the start everyone was really friendly and encour-aging especially when they knew it was my first marathon - it was such a lovely atmosphere.”Marina says the race went ac-cording to plan, thanks to a lengthy build-up that included some 30 kilometre-plus training runs. “I got sore legs but just ran through that. I just kept putting one leg in front of the other.At the business end of the race, Nelson runner Phil Costley added another win and another record to his name when he fin-ished in 2hr 28min 27sec to beat David Askin’s 1997 veteran’s marathon record by 49 seconds. Phil now holds the Buller half and full, open and veteran re-cords.Richmond’s Ian Courtenay was fourth in 2hr 55min 28sec. Mo-tueka’s Collette Read won the women’s marathon in 3hr 9min 37sec ahead of Appleby’s Carol Cooper who finished in 3hr 11min 10sec. Another Appleby runner, Paula Canning, finished second in the half marathon.Helping grow the country0800 475 455 www.agnz.co.nz

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It was all about communication for the Waimea College senior girls’ volleyball team as they stepped off court last Saturday for some team bonding at Nelson Fire Station. Station officer Craig Davies says the exercises they were faced with on the day, tested how well they could listen to instructions and carry them out in a foreign envi-ronment. The team spent the morning being blindfolded, soaked through with a decontamination shower and shut away in the dark of the fire station’s training tower.And, by the end, the team all agreed, it was definitely worth it. This is the third year the team has done the team building exercises at

the Nelson station, all in prepara-tion for when they head off to the New Zealand Volleyball nationals in Palmerston North next month. “Not many people get the opportu-nity to do this. It’s definitely differ-ent from any other team building activities.“It helps so much with communi-cation,” co-captain Holly Young says.Throughout their session at the station, the team was required to complete a plywood puz-zle in the dark, with blindfolds on, carry their captain and co-captain through a decontamina-tion shower and tunnel, and then practice some search and rescue techniques, blindfolded, as they recovered life-size dummies from the tower.

A blindfolded Hannah Davenhill and captain, Katie Ditzel during the Waimea College senior girls volleyball team-building exercises at Nel-son Fire Station. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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It’s almost time for kick off as football sea-son comes round again and Nelson Bays Football are happy to see that a large num-ber of players are signing up for an exciting 2015 season. The season starts on April 11, but there are plenty of things happening on the Nelson Bays Football calendar once things do get moving, says NBF’s general manager, Clive Beaumont. Nelson Bays Football facili-tate the sport in the region and developing youth is a big part of their job; the Nelson Marlborough Falcons being a pinnacle for youth players to strive for. Last sea-son the Falcons were winners of the ASB National Youth League . Their success has made the region proud and the first step on the pathway to being Falcons material is the federation talent centre which be-

gan in early February at the Avery Playing Field. The development centre was led by an exceptional cast of coaches with Mark Johnston, Andy Morris and Ben Wright taking proceedings, alongside George Campbell and Steve Clark. As the district branch of the Mainland Federation, Nelson Bays Football has a job to develop the tal-ented players in the re-gion and give them every opportunity to achieve within the game. “The idea of the talent centre is

to bring together the best coaches with the best players, allowing those committed to learning the technical skills of the game to be-come the best they can be, wheth-er that is playing in the national league, the ASB Youth League or Mainland Premier League sides, or even age group national sides,” says Clive.Football is the biggest participation sport in the region, with thousands

of players from the age of four to a select few still playing in their 60s, enjoying the game each day and every week from April through to the end of the season in Sep-tember. “There is a buzz in Nelson about football and we encourage anyone to come and be a part of it,” says Clive. “At Nelson Bays Football, we try to create games and competition and opportunities for all lev-els of the game so that players fall in love

with football, like I did many years ago, and it becomes their recreation of choice for life.” At senior level, the Nelson Suburbs Mainland side is the top club team playing in the Federation Premier League alongside seven other clubs from Christchurch. Locally, eight teams will contest the first division, along with three other senior grades for men and two for women which are played on Saturdays. Lo-cal clubs playing include FC Nelson, Nelson Suburbs, Richmond Athletic, Tahu-nanui FC, Wakefield, Waimea Plains, Mapua, Upper Mou-tere, Motueka and Golden Bay, as well as Nelson Col-lege, Nelson College for Girls, Waimea College, Garin Col-

lege and Nayland College. “It’s a great year to be involved in Football, there’s plenty of exciting things happening with the under 20 FIFA World Cup being held in New Zealand – the closest games to us being in Christchurch - so we’re go-ing to make sure people playing in Nelson enjoy it as much as anywhere,” says Clive. A special project this year is Nelson Bays Football hosting the Glasgow Rangers FC

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Saxton Field (AMI Nelson Suburbs FC Club Rooms), for pre-season training.• Senior men and women meet at 4pm at Saxton Field, field 4 (by hockey turfs) for

pre-season training.

Online REGISTRATION for winter football NOW OPEN@ www.nelsonsuburbs.co.nz

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Football Academy, to be held from April 13 un-til April 17. The professional football club will be providing a group of outstanding coaches, quali-fied to the highest standard (one having played in the World Cup in 1994), who train and develop youth players in Scotland to attain professional contracts. The camp will offer valuable experi-ence to players aged 8 to 18 with registrations into the training camp available through the Nelson abys website www.nelsonbays-football.co.nz. Another highlight on the NBF calendar will be when they again host the National Second-ary School’s Premier Boys tournament, held from August 31 until September 4, featuring the top 32 secondary school teams in the country. Nelson Bays Football says there is one key mes-sage they’d like to get across before the start of the

season: “Join a club and enjoy the beauti-ful game.”

The AGM for Nel-son Bays Football will be held at the Sports House, Saxton Field, on 25th March 2015 at 7pm.

General Manager of Nelson Bays Football, Clive Beaumont, left, with Tony Bowater and Football Development office George Campbell, with the car Bowater Toyota sponsor.


Club Contact Name Phone NumberFC Nelson - Juniors Ian Mason 027 480 2648FC Nelson - Seniors Thorkild Hansen 027 208 0687Garin College Mike Aronsten 543 9488 Golden Bay AFC Adge Tucker 03 525 8498Mapua FC Phil Jones 027 647 2258Motueka FC - Juniors Stacey Win 027 229 2010Motueka FC - Seniors Dirk de Vries 021 104 6023Nayland College Mark Cochrane 547 9769Nelson College Ken Allan 021 224 4149Nelson College for Girls Ariana Walker 545 9603Nelson Suburbs FC Sandy Hamson 027 552 5668Rangers Moutere FC Katrina McLean 543 2516Richmond Athletic FC Stu Reid 027 471 4619Tahunanui Senior FC Cam West 021 254 0698Waimea College Daniel Hobbs 544 6099Waimea Plains AFC Grant de Joux 542 4452Wakefield FC Richard Malcolm 027 443 1539

It’s almost time for kick off as football sea-son comes round again and Nelson Bays Football are happy to see that a large num-ber of players are signing up for an exciting 2015 season. The season starts on April 11, but there are plenty of things happening on the Nelson Bays Football calendar once things do get moving, says NBF’s general manager, Clive Beaumont. Nelson Bays Football facili-tate the sport in the region and developing youth is a big part of their job; the Nelson Marlborough Falcons being a pinnacle for youth players to strive for. Last sea-son the Falcons were winners of the ASB National Youth League . Their success has made the region proud and the first step on the pathway to being Falcons material is the federation talent centre which be-

gan in early February at the Avery Playing Field. The development centre was led by an exceptional cast of coaches with Mark Johnston, Andy Morris and Ben Wright taking proceedings, alongside George Campbell and Steve Clark. As the district branch of the Mainland Federation, Nelson Bays Football has a job to develop the tal-ented players in the re-gion and give them every opportunity to achieve within the game. “The idea of the talent centre is

to bring together the best coaches with the best players, allowing those committed to learning the technical skills of the game to be-come the best they can be, wheth-er that is playing in the national league, the ASB Youth League or Mainland Premier League sides, or even age group national sides,” says Clive.Football is the biggest participation sport in the region, with thousands

of players from the age of four to a select few still playing in their 60s, enjoying the game each day and every week from April through to the end of the season in Sep-tember. “There is a buzz in Nelson about football and we encourage anyone to come and be a part of it,” says Clive. “At Nelson Bays Football, we try to create games and competition and opportunities for all lev-els of the game so that players fall in love

with football, like I did many years ago, and it becomes their recreation of choice for life.” At senior level, the Nelson Suburbs Mainland side is the top club team playing in the Federation Premier League alongside seven other clubs from Christchurch. Locally, eight teams will contest the first division, along with three other senior grades for men and two for women which are played on Saturdays. Lo-cal clubs playing include FC Nelson, Nelson Suburbs, Richmond Athletic, Tahu-nanui FC, Wakefield, Waimea Plains, Mapua, Upper Mou-tere, Motueka and Golden Bay, as well as Nelson Col-lege, Nelson College for Girls, Waimea College, Garin Col-

lege and Nayland College. “It’s a great year to be involved in Football, there’s plenty of exciting things happening with the under 20 FIFA World Cup being held in New Zealand – the closest games to us being in Christchurch - so we’re go-ing to make sure people playing in Nelson enjoy it as much as anywhere,” says Clive. A special project this year is Nelson Bays Football hosting the Glasgow Rangers FC

A District Branch of Mainland Football

NELSON FOOTBALL REFEREES

Become a vital part of a great game, become a referee.

We offer: NZ level 1 coaching courses Free uniform Match expensesFor further info contact Ian Hull 548 4048

Play the game at our Place

actIoN 5 asIde

INdoor Football

leagues

10 march - 30 June

call the actIoN team oN 543-8222 to JoIN Now!

Come and play football with us in 2015!

Club Open Day: Sunday, 22nd February 2015• Boys & Girls: Junior (9th -12th grade) and Youth (13th-19th grade) meet at 10:30am at

Saxton Field (AMI Nelson Suburbs FC Club Rooms), for pre-season training.• Senior men and women meet at 4pm at Saxton Field, field 4 (by hockey turfs) for

pre-season training.

Online REGISTRATION for winter football NOW OPEN@ www.nelsonsuburbs.co.nz

The clubrooms will be open from 10:30am - 12:30pm to take registrations and payments for ALL players.

Celebrate theChampions

Sports Trophies available from

NAME PLATE ENGRAVERS55 MONTGOMERY SQ, NELSON

03 548 8554

MENS - WOMENS - JUNIORSINTERESTED IN PLAYING

FOOTBALL?New & existing players welcome

For information & to register visit

www.fcnelson.co.nz

REGISTER NOW!

Club Team PhotosBest Value!

Call Scott to organiseKids Zone Photography

027 6629991e: [email protected]

Open: 7am - 7pm Monday - Friday- COMMUNITY AND SPORTS CARE- ACC and Private Treatments- Acute Injuries- Pre/post Surgical- Massage- Sprains, Strains, Muscle & Joint Aches- Manual/Manipulative Treatments- Acupuncture- 25% discount to Greypower members on

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Tuesday 24th February 5.30pm to 7.30pm

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Coaches wanted, contact Stu Reid 027 471 4619

Also, join our Regional Skills Centre Programme. Open to

players from any club between 8 and 15 years. For information

email Matt Campbell on [email protected].

Senior men’s footballPre season trainings 3pm every Sunday at Tahuna

playing fields

All welcome. Enquiries to:

Matt Rodgers - 021 025 99020Cameron West - 021 254 0698

★★★

F c

Est 1969

ta h u n a

REGISTER NOW Email: [email protected] phone: 547 5600 to find out more.

Where: Nelson College for Girls (NCG) When: Mondays, from 6.30pm Grades: Seniors (15ys +)

(5-8 players recommended)Cost: $25 - $40 per team

Friday night junior Futsal league - year 6+Saxton Stadium from 4pm$3 per player per nightin association with

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Venue: saxton Field

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Football Academy, to be held from April 13 un-til April 17. The professional football club will be providing a group of outstanding coaches, quali-fied to the highest standard (one having played in the World Cup in 1994), who train and develop youth players in Scotland to attain professional contracts. The camp will offer valuable experi-ence to players aged 8 to 18 with registrations into the training camp available through the Nelson abys website www.nelsonbays-football.co.nz. Another highlight on the NBF calendar will be when they again host the National Second-ary School’s Premier Boys tournament, held from August 31 until September 4, featuring the top 32 secondary school teams in the country. Nelson Bays Football says there is one key mes-sage they’d like to get across before the start of the

season: “Join a club and enjoy the beauti-ful game.”

The AGM for Nel-son Bays Football will be held at the Sports House, Saxton Field, on 25th March 2015 at 7pm.

General Manager of Nelson Bays Football, Clive Beaumont, left, with Tony Bowater and Football Development office George Campbell, with the car Bowater Toyota sponsor.

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Jacks Netball ClubInvites new and returning players

to their Premier 1 and 2 team trialsMonday 23 and Thurs 26 Feb, at 6pmNelson College for Girls Gymnasium

Bronte Street, NelsonPremier 1 team to be coached by

Robyn LeonardPremier 2 team to be coached by

Ani-Marie WaitaiEnquiries to Robyn Leonard 027 338 2722

Jacks Netball ClubInvites new and returning players

to their Open TrialsSunday 1 March, at 6pm

Nelson College for Girls GymnasiumBronte Street, Nelson

AGMTo be held Sunday 15 March, 7pm

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MOUNTAINBIKING: Ethan Glover and In-grid Richter won their respective men’s and women’s races at the Coppermine Epic moun-tainbike race through the Dun Mountain Walkway on Saturday. Ethan finished the 40km race in 2hr 7min 36sec to complete a hat-trick of wins in the Epic and hold off Ash Whitehead who was second in 2hr 12min 46sec. Ingrid won in 2hr 36min 2sec.

TRYATHLON: Nelson kids are being urged to get their entries in for next month’s Sani-tarium Weet-Bix Kids Tryathlon at Tahunanui Beach. A record 1800 children, aged seven to 15, took part in the Nelson Tryathlon last year and school registrations for the March 8 event close this Wednesday although entries from home can still be lodged online until March 4. For more information go to try.weetbix.co.nz

Waimea Swimming Club’s Abbey Canton competes in the breast-stroke at the Swimming Nelson Marlborough age-group long distance champs at Nayland Pool on Saturday and Sunday. Photo: Chris Symes/shuttersport.co.nz

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Keep up with the Tasman District Council LowdownHear news items from the Council about current public consultations, Council and community projects, topical interviews, plus a range of notices about activities and events in the Tasman District.Tune in to Fresh FM on Monday 11.40 am or Wednesday 3.40 pm. Nelson-Tasman 104.8, Golden Bay 95.0.

Richmond Community Forum AGM7.30 pm, Wednesday 11 March 2015, Tasman Disctict Library Meeting Room.

Farmers are invited to attend – Golden Bay Giant Buttercup Field DayMonday 2 March 2015, 10.00 am to 2.00 pmMeet 10.00 am Takaka Fire Brigade Rooms Motupipi Street, TakakaThis field day is an opportunity to share ideas about giant buttercup and its control and to see the results of a wide range of potential control options in dairy pastures. A field visit to view treatment effects on one of the dairy farms involved in the project is part of the field day. Morning tea and lunch will be provided.This is a sustainable Farming Fund Project. Proudly supported by Tasman District Council.

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Public NoticesNavigation Safety Bylaw: Temporary reservations and speed limit uplifting for maritime events between 1 February and 13 March 2015In line with the provisions of the Navigation Safety Bylaw 2005, the Tasman District Council Harbourmaster has (or may soon) granted authorisations for the following known events during February and March 2015. Other events may also occur during this time but the Harbourmaster has not yet received further applications.

Event Date Location Activity

28 February – 1 March 2015 Lake Rotoiti, Kerr Bay Power boat regatta

7 March – 8 March 2015 Lake Rotoiti, Kerr Bay Classic boat show

Due to Navigation Safety requirements, water users not involved in these events may be excluded from defined areas during these activities. Notices will be placed at nearby access points during these events.Further details for these and any new events may be viewed at www.tasman.govt.nz/link/marine-events

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

Applicant: Tasman District Council (Engineering Services Department)

Location: Tasman District-wide – all rateable sections of rivers and streams covered by flood protection schemes within the District - but excluding all of the following: Schedule 1 Waterways, Te Waikoropupu Springs Scenic Reserve, waterways within National Parks, major wetlands, and the Coastal Marine Area.

Consent Type, Application Number and Proposal:Application RM140869Aerial discharge of herbicides for the purpose of controlling woody weed growth within flood channels. (Renewal of global consent RM120610.)Application RM140870Ground-based discharge of herbicides for the purpose of controlling woody weed growth within flood channels. (Renewal of global consent NN000425.)

Submissions due: 4.30 pm on Monday 2 March 2015.

Draft Tasman District Council Wastewater Bylaw 2015The previous bylaw has expired and the Council has to replace it.A focus of the bylaw is the discharge of trade waste into the wastewater system. Trade waste is any liquid that is not domestic in nature and will typically come from commercial or industrial activities. Trade waste controls are necessary to avoid operational and treatment problems within the wastewater system, public health and safety, and effects on the environment.The bylaw softens a 2005 definition of trade waste in a previous bylaw. Businesses or community facilities that only have conveniences such as toilets, kitchenettes, and/or staff rooms are not now considered trade waste. Many trade waste activities are now ‘permitted activities’ and simply need to register their activity with Council. Trade waste activities that are likely to have an adverse affect will need a trade waste permit.The bylaw also addresses issues such as inappropriate inflow or infiltration, overloading, blockages and working close to the wastewater system.A statement of proposal is available for viewing on the Council website www.tasman.govt.nz and at all Council offices, Service Centres, and Libraries during normal opening hours.An open forum to explain the intention of the proposed bylaw and answer any questions or concerns will be held on Thursday 12 February 2015 at 5.00 pm in the Council Chamber, Richmond.This draft bylaw is available for you to have your say – consultation closes at 4.30 pm, 20 February 2015.If you have any questions regarding the bylaw or the consultation process, please contact Daryl Page on, Ph. 03 5437264 or Email: [email protected]

Proposed Road Closures to Ordinary Vehicular TrafficIn accordance with the Transport (Vehicle Road Closure) Regulations 1965, the public is advised that the following roads are proposed to be closed to ordinary vehicles for the periods and times indicated below.

Richmond Unlimited – Sprig & Fern Summer Harvest FareProposed Road to be closed to Ordinary Vehicles and Period of ClosureCroucher Street between Queen Street and McGlashen Avenue and Sundial Square car park.2.30 pm – 11.00 pm, Friday 20 March 2015.Any person objecting to the proposal should lodge notice of their objection before Friday 6 March 2015 to the office of the Tasman District Council, 189 Queen Street, Richmond.

Nelson Car Club Inc – Rally SprintProposed Road to be closed to Ordinary Vehicles and Period of Closure424 Rosedale Road to 749 Rosedale Road, Upper Moutere.8.30 am to 4.00 pm, Saturday 29 March 2015.Any person objecting to the proposal should lodge notice of their objection before Friday 20 March 2015 to the office of the Tasman District Council, 189 Queen Street, Richmond.

National Advanced Drivers School – Driver TrainingProposed Road to be closed to Ordinary Vehicles and Period of ClosureMarchwood Park Road from entrance at Queen Victoria Street.10.00 am to 11.00 am, 11.45 am to 12.45 pm, 2.15 pm to 3.15 pm.Tuesday 31 March, Wednesday 1 April, Thursday 2 April 2015.Any person objecting to the proposal should lodge notice of their objection before Friday 20 March 2015 to the office of the Tasman District Council, 189 Queen Street, Richmond.

Nelson Drag Racing Association – Drag Racing EventProposed Road to be closed to Ordinary Vehicles and Period of ClosureQueen Victoria Street, Motueka from King Edward Street to Green Lane.7.30 am to 5.00 pm, Saturday 4 April 2015.If the weather is inclement, the event will be held on Sunday 5 April 2015. Any person objecting to the proposal should lodge notice of their objection before Friday 20 March 2015 to the office of the Tasman District Council, 189 Queen Street, Richmond.

Council Meetings Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz

Full CouncilTasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 19 February 2015, 9.30 am. Public forumEngineering Services CommitteeTasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 26 February 2015, 9.30 am. Public forumCommercial SubcommitteeTasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Friday 27 February 2015, 1.30 pm. No public forumFull CouncilTasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 5 March 2015, 9.30 am. Public forum

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Scottish Country Dancing, Beginners Classes 23 Feb & 2 Mar.. 7.30pm $5.00 per class.St David’s Church Hall, Florence St, Richmond. Good fun & exercise ph 5440902. Rock’n’Roll (Sun City Rockers) beginners les-sons commence 3 Mar. ,Club Waimea 7pm $30 for 6 lessons to be paid on first night. Come & & have some funTOP OF THE SOUTH MORRIS MINOR CLUB run to Pelorus for lunch Sun. 22 Feb.. Interested in joining with us. Ph Julie or John 5473316 by Thursday 19th.Better Breathing Classes (BBC) including hy-drotherapy pool held regularly. Light exercise with a focus on breathing & relaxation. Ph: Nel-son Asthma Society 546 7675 for more informa-tion & classes near you.Nelson/Tasman Endometriosis Network cel-ebrates International Endometriosis Mar. Aware-ness with Guest Speakers discussing Endome-triosis with respect to treatment, fertility & pelvic physiotherapy. Join us Sat. 21st Mar. 10 - 11.30am at Contour Roofing, 41 Venice Place, Stoke. Gold Coin donation See www.nzendo.org for more details or Ph: Helen 5441724RED PUPPY APPEAL Volunteers needed for an easy 2 hours of collecting for the Blind Foun-dation at tables at shops in Nelson & Richmond on Fri 27 & Sat 28 Mar.. Please contact Carl Horn at 539-1108.FRESH FOCUS 1st this year! Rebecca Bowater speaking about “Wildlife photography in wild places”. Mon., 23 Feb., 10-11 am. Nelson Sub-urban Club, 168 Tahunanui Dr.. Everyone wel-come. Entry $2.SINGING WORKSHOP: Brush up your vocal skills & learn an a cappella arrangement of The Beach Boys’ song “In My Room”. 7-9pm over three Thursday evenings, 12-26 Mar.. Early reg-istration is $40 ($20 for students). New friends &

laughter free of charge. Ph: Jenny, 547 4354 or www.nelsonharmony.org.nz. Nelson Newcomers Network Pot-luck Picnic. Everyone Welcome. Sat. 28th Feb. 12noon. Bran-ford Park, Maitai Valley. More info: [email protected] Postponed to following Sat. if wet. Waitaki Old Girls’-Nelson. Fish & Chip Even-ing 5 p.m. Tues. 24th Feb. Washbourn Gardens, Richmond If wet or cold 8 Collins Rd. Rich-mond. Ph: Elaine 5444796 by 22nd Feb. Preschool Holiday Programme for 3-4 year olds, 7 to 16 April. Fully registered teachers in a caring & nurturing environment. Richmond, Greenwood & Grove St Kindergartens. See www.ntk.org.nz for details.ZENDA Belly Dance with Debbie Sumner. Be-ginners commence in Richmond, Monday even-ing 16th feb held at the Richmond town hall.Cost $50.00 for 6 week term. Intermediate class com-mences Thursday 19 Feb in Nelson city, $60.00 for 7 week term. For all enquires please ph Deb on 5422092 or 0276890558SIT & BE FIT - With Marnie Brown Saxton Stadium classes start 16 Mar.. 10am $5.00 Fun, simple seated exercise to great music. Help im-prove your strength, balance and muscle tone. To check dates - ph: 541 0015SIT & BE FIT - With Marnie Brown NEW Class Starts Wed. 18 Feb.. Richmond New Life Church, 85 Wensley Rd.. 9.30am $5.00 Fun, simple seat-ed exercise to great music. Help improve your strength, balance & muscle tone. Ph 541 0015 Post Natal Support WAKEFIELD. Are there days when being a Mum is a challenge? The real-ity of being a Mum isn’t how it is in the adverts. Post Natal Support is having a coffee meeting at Wakefield Tea rooms on Tuesday 10th Feb. Friendly & supportive offering useful strategies for life with children & self care. Other support also available including face to face counselling &

a support person to visit Mums in their homes ring Gwen 548 3555 for more details.Richmond Creative Fibre- meetings at Birch Hall, Richmond showgrounds, 9.30am on 2 & 4 Thurs. for Spinning, 3rd Thursday for Felting/weaving. New members welcome, bring your lunch. Contact Mary 547 2611Better Breathing Classes (BBC) including hy-drotherapy pool held regularly. Light exercise with a focus on breathing & relaxation. Ph: Nel-son Asthma Society 546 7675 for more informa-tion & classes near you.NZChina Friendship Society Nelson AGM & Chinese New Year banquet. Eastern Cuisine Res-taurant Richmond. Sun. Feb. 22. Contact Bar-bara Markland 544 4712.Playgroup: Sallies Play Cafe Richmond held at The Salvation Army, 57 Oxford St Fridays 9.30am - 11.30am (term time). Come along meet other mums while the kids play. Bring morning tea for your own child(ren). Cuppa provided. Gold coin donation. More info contact Vanessa 0274446976Mystery Ink is kicking off for 2015. Meet in the teen area at Richmond Library, Thurs 12 Feb. @ 3.45. Ages 12-17, all welcome. Backchat books, movies and music. Free snack. Prizes.Learn to Play Bridge Do you enjoy cards, like challenges and want to stay mentally alert?...then discover Bridge with the Richmond Bridge Club. Lessons start Thurs 5 Mar, first lesson is free! Ph Shirley 544 6734Divorced? Separated? You don’t have to go through it alone. Find help. Discover hope. Ex-perience healing. Divorce Care. 13 week video, seminar and support group. Starts Mon 23 Feb. Richmond Church of Christ cnr Croucher & Darcy Sts 7:30 - 9:30pm. Cost $5 per session in-cludes refreshments & workbook. Email [email protected] or Cell/Text 0274193035

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Also Deck & Fence Repairs, Painting & StainingCall Bob on 021 270 1221 or 544 0815

Decks • Wooden Floors • PergolasSmall Joinery Jobs • Vinyl Planks Laid

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30-50% off Gifts & Homewares

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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGWednesday 18 February 2015,

7.30pmAt Wanderers Clubrooms,

BrightwaterCome along and get involvedThis Community Sports Club

needs youJunior Registration Evening

Friday 6 March

public notice

388 Paton Rd, Hope

0800 696 686

Vans, Cars and Station Wagons

available for hire

• 8 - 12 Seater Vans

• Luggage Trailers

• Discounts for Long-Term Hire

• Delivery to Airport or Accommodation

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lostLadies Gold Watch. Sunday 8 Feb at main swimming hole up the Lee Valley River – Re-ward. Ph 541 9507

Richmond Community Forum

AGM7.30pm

Wednesday 11 March

Tasman District Library Meeting Room

church notices

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

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

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The Headingly Centre Headingly Lane

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You are welcome

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Holy Trinity Anglican Church

27 Dorset St, RichmondPhone 544-8844

Sunday Services22 February 2015

9.00am Holy Communion10.30am Family ServiceTheme: Mission Testing &

PreparationAll Welcome

Wednesday 10.00amHoly Communion

www.holytrinityrichmond.org.nz

Nelson and Districts Presbyterian Church

11 Florence StRichmond

Sunday Services9.30am Richmond

11 Florence St10.00am Stoke271 Songer St

10.00am Tahunanui Muritai StEnquiries

Rev Jon Parkes 544 6507Everyone is Welcome

Enquiries Ph 544-8394

Stoke/WaimeaMethodist

ParishSunday Service

9.30amWensley Road Richmond

(opposite TDC)

Cup of tea to follow

public notice

Notice to all Advertisers: By placing your advertisement you agree with the terms and conditions of the Waimea Weekly Ltd. Namely, payment by the 20th of the following month, or in the event of non-payment, the recovery of any debt and its costs will be charged to the customer. This includes all costs and commissions paid to a debt recovery service. Should you require any further information please phone the newspaper on 544 9037.

situations vacant

We currently have posi-tions in out outbound call centre in Richmond with a variety of hours. Hourly wage + Bonus Call 022 1840 787 or email C.V to [email protected]

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Walk Back In History...

SPOONERS RAIL TUNNELOPEN DAYSun 22 Feb10am-2pm | $2 EntryGood torches and footwear are essential. No dogs please.Turnoff foot of Spooners Kohatu side, follow signs.

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Nominations for 2014 / 2015 Executive Committee are now invited for Nelson RSA Inc. (8 Members only). Nominations close on Tuesday 4th March 2014 at 4pm. Enquiries to Barry Pont, President, Nelson RSA. Ph 03 548 6815

Nelson Returned Services Association (inc.)

NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING TO BE HELD ON SUNDAY 30TH MARCH 2014 AT 10AM, KEN CHING ROOM AT THE NELSON SUBURBAN CLUB. AGENDA 1. Minutes of the previous Meeting. 2. Adoption of Annual report and Balance sheet. 3. Election of Officers. 4. Notices of Motion. 5. Subscriptions. 6. General Business. B J Pont President

Nelson Returned Services Association (inc.)

Nominations for 2015 / 2016 Executive Committee are now invited for Nelson RSA Inc. (8 Members only).

Nominations close on Tuesday 3rd March 2015 at 4pm.

Enquiries to Barry Pont, President, Nelson RSA. Ph 03 548 6815

births

BRADLEYKate & Andrew are

very proud to announce the arrival of their beautiful baby girl,

Sophia Grace. Born 9 January 2015 at 9am, weighing 9lb7oz.

A dream come true.

public notice

This Saturday. King Street Richmond. 9am to 1 pm. Lots of cloth-ing, toys and house hold items.

garage sale

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Favourite HymnsWednesday 20 Feb

10am - Morning TeaCnr Croucher & Darcy

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• Bathrooms4 Coach Pl, Brightwater

0275 423 343A/H: 542 3343

ArcAdiAThe small team with

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Residential to Lifestyle Blocks

WE DO IT ALL

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4A Gladstone Road, Richmond

24HR - PH: 544 5723 MAIN ROAD APPLEBY

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ELITEFLOORING SERVICES

Over 20 years Experience

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Dave 0274 296 669

Member NZ National Flooring Assn.

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

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Ph 548 7655155 Trafalgar St

(opp Westpac)

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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

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Phone 548 8590

022 609 0088

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Over 20 years experience

$80 per hour

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Ph: 0275481618

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APPLE REPAIRS

SUIT HIRESOLAR

Specialising in supply & installation of Solar Systems for:

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

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Clean, green, affordable

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4A Gladstone Road, Richmond

REACH NEW HEIGHTSPh 544 3985

21 Elms Street, Wakatu Estate,Nelson

WE WILL DELIVER

•Registered drainlayers (Residential & Commercial)

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•Video camera & drain inspection

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

commercial concrete

Phone 03 543 8243

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AUTOELECTRICS

Adam Brumwell

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027 671 8417Call Adam

or 544 9415

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Call Adam027 671 8417or 544 9415

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543 9977

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STORAgE

• Low prices• Secure storage• CCTV Surveillance

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

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

74 Gladstone Rd, Richmond & 481 High St, Motueka

Ph 544 4306

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AL FRESCOGarden & Property

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

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

Mobile 0220 649 822 (24hr)

A/H 547 7856 • 80 Neale Ave, Stoke, Nelson

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• House washing • Roof & gutters • Moss & algae removal • • Driveways, paths & decks • Boats & caravans •

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027 430 274215 Leicester Street, Stoke, [email protected]

GARDENING

Call us today for a friendly no obligation quote

P:03 5530 306M:022 122 5013

E: [email protected]

Planning Construction

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SageLandscapesthe wise choice

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You can be assured of MTA standards of service

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10 Poutama St, Richmond(off Gladstone Rd)

544 8388

Your only MTA Auto Electrician

in Richmond

INTERIOR SEWING

NZ Arboricultural Association Approved Contractor • Difficult Tree Dismantles/Removal • Power Line Vegetation

Clearance • Thinning & Crown Reductions• All Aspects of Tree Work • 24hr Emergency Call Out Service

PHONE 0800 TREEWORK (873396)• (03) 544 0588 • 027 274 5653 • [email protected]

www.treescape.co.nz

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KENNELS

• All new facilities• Personalised service• Insulated & double glazed kennels• Regular exercise• The closest boarding kennel to town (only 5km)

Owners Candy & Richard

Ph 544 6411864 Lower Queen Street Richmond

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Ph 544 1290 Mob 027 245 8192

[email protected] Lane - No.2, Stoke, Nelson

Caravans Campervans

Buses Boats

STORAgE

• Installations• Sales

• Repairs - Blinds & Curtain tracks

• Timber blinds cut• Measure service

Bays Blinds & Curtain Service

Ian Chadwick027 554 6674

or 545 7276

CURTAiNS

QualityPainter

$25022 327 8813

PAINTER

BUTCHER

WakefieldButchers

59 Edens Rd, Hope

Phone Lindsay

544 6880or 027 240 4979

• Homekill • Wildmeat Processing

• Beef • Sheep • Venison• Domestic & Wild Pigs

• Smallgoods/Ham/Bacon

HEAT PUMPS

Phone 0800 448 446

Improve the performance and the life of your heatpump

Heatpump Servicing

Basic Service

Steve Fletcher

$85

www.heatpumpnelson.co.nz

541 0008027 650 5605

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