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The Warehouse’s latest store will be opening in Richmond next Thursday but demand for retail space means con-struction around the Queen Street site will continue until the middle of next year, with two new buildings to be com-pleted.Gibbons Construction has been on the former Placemak-ers site since February 2013 when it started construction of the Kmart complex. It com-pleted that building last No-vember and then immediately moved next door to start The Warehouse. “It’s been one of the biggest projects we have done and we are really pleased with the way it has come together,” Gib-bons Construction managing director Scott Gibbons says. “We have had 60 to 70 people on site with all our staff and the contractors and they have all done a great job.”The 3500 metre square Ware-house was constructed using 701 cubic metres of concrete, 22 tonnes of reinforcing steel and 81 tonnes of structural

steel.Scott says they have also had a good working relationship with the Tasman District Council and Richmond Mall owners Tinline Properties, which has helped the project run smoothly. The develop-ment of one central carpark, between the Richmond Mall and KMart and The Ware-house, has been critical part of the project, he says.Gibbon’s construction crew won’t have to move far once The Warehouse opens next Thursday as they will be working on another two retail premises on the same site. A two-story building adjacent to The Warehouse and a re-tail building next to the Rich-mond Police Station will be completed by the middle of next year.“It’s all demand driven,” Scott says. “We wouldn’t

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There were Spidermen, Snow Whites, Little Red Riding Hoods, Where’s Wallies and even a Scooby Doo, but it was Cruella de Vil and her 23 Dalmatians that stole the show in Richmond School’s an-nual Book Week parade through Richmond.The school’s pupils and teachers all dressed up as their favourite book characters for last Friday’s

parade that wound its way along Queen Street and through the Richmond Mall before returning to the school. Deputy principal Donna Miles says everyone put a lot of effort into their costumes although she singled out teacher Renee James and student teacher Naomi Thurlow and their class for their costumes based on Dodie Smith’s 1956 book and the classic

1961 Disney film, 101 Dalmatians.Renee was dressed-up as the wick-ed Cruella de Vil, who was the book’s villain, while Naomi and the 23 pupils in their year one and two class were dressed and made-up as 23 of the 101 dalmatians. Renee says she decided to dress-up as Cruella de Vil after watching the film of 101 Dalmatians during the school holidays.

Characters galore at book paradeRichmond School teachers Naomi Thurlow, left, and Renee James with their class of 101 Dalmatians dur-ing the school’s Book Week parade through the Richmond Mall. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

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There was a sense of deja vu for Prime Minister John Key when he visited a Nelson company that has become a market lead-er in manufacturing concrete-cutting and polishing tools.Last Wednesday, John Key told staff and guests at Holer Diamond Tools on Main Road Hope that one of his first of-ficial duties as a Member of Parliament was to "unveil a concrete mixer". Then he ce-mented his concrete theme by commissioning Holer's new $1 million laser welder which is used to manufacture diamond-tipped concrete cutting tools."It was the very first thing I unveiled as a Member of Par-liament and I'm not talking about anything flash like this," he joked.The Prime Minister has come a long way since then and so has Holer which was started by Fred Holer in his garage in White's Road near Richmond in 1992. Today, Fred's sons Phil and Simon head a multi-million dollar company that employs 24 people and exports concrete cutting tools and technology all over the world. "I was a concrete cutter and master builder in Austria be-fore I came to Nelson in 1991," Fred says. "I saw a need for

good concrete cutting tools here so I started a business in our garage on Whites Road - and now look at us."Simon Holer says they will be able to manufacture diamond-tipped core drills, saw blades and grinding cups "20-times faster and more accurately" us-ing the new laser welder which was imported from Germany earlier this year. Simon says that will allow Holer to in-crease their export capacity and manufacture a "more price competitive product."Phil Holer told the Prime Min-ster that the company's aim was to "generate $10 million worth of exports to Australia" to help New Zealand "increase export numbers not expat numbers".Holer's Phil Mayer gave John Key a demonstration of the

welder which is the only one of its kind in the southern hemi-sphere and just one of five in the world. The PM told Holer's staff that innovative technology like their welder was helping strengthen the country's man-ufacturing sector which had now grown every month for the last 21 months."A lot of what is happening right around New Zealand, and you can see it here today, is the importation of equip-ment from overseas which lifts the output for New Zealand and allows export into markets around the world," he says. The Prime Minister also vis-ited the Nelson College trades academy last Wednesday as well as the Nelson-Tasman Hospice with Health Minister Tony Ryall.

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NEWSin brief$650,000 BOOST FOR HOSPICES: Hospice and palliative care services in Nelson will receive around $650,000 extra next year thanks to National’s $20 million hospice boost announced this week. There are two hospices in the Nel-son Marlborough region – Hospice Mar-lborough and Nelson Tasman Hospice.“Hospices make a huge difference to peo-ple’s lives by ensuring terminally ill peo-ple are as free from pain and suffering as possible. They also provide care and support for families and friends,” says Health spokesman Tony Ryall.

FINAL MONTH FOR GIGATOWN: ‘This weekend the Gigatown show is coming to Richmond Mall with an important message: there is less than a month to the end of this round of the competition, and if Nelson wins, the whole region wins. The Gigatown Nelson volunteers will be on hand this weekend to help people to sign up and do the quizzes. The team will be at the Mall from 10am to 4pm on Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 August. All August quizzes must be done by the 31st.

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was the end for us,” she says. “It shows that if you do keep trying then something good can come out of it.”Just six bands and three solo/duos were named in the national final, but ELAE were the only act from Nelson, with Nelson’s winning band Oh Blok missing out. They were given a “highly commended.”ELAE is the only duo amongst the top three solo/duos, but Olivia, who is the younger sister of Broods members Caleb and Georgia Nott, doesn’t believe that would be an ad-vantage for the pair. “We are differ-ent to the soloists because we have the opportunity to do harmonies,” she says. “But it doesn’t mean it’s an advantage. Everyone is really tal-ented.”

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An arson attack could have left Richmond man Nick Fowler $300,000 out of pocket if his Pro Karts business hadn’t had full in-surance cover.A building and everything in it, including 13 go-karts, computer timing equipment, safety gear, parts and tools were destroyed in March, and the offenders responsible for the arson at-tack were never found.After four long months, the T a h u n a n u i business has fi-nally been able to offer its full services again, with Pro Karts officially back open. But Nick never expected it would take so long. “It’s taken a long time. It’s been a relatively stressful and full-on winter, trying to get eve-rything going and trying to keep what’s existing going, like our laser tag,” he says.Nick, who has been in business for nearly eight years, was able to run some of the karts he had left – but

not ones suitable for children – as he wanted to keep his “name out there”. “We didn’t want people to think we had closed down because of the fire. It was important to keep our name and our brand alive enough so that when we did open people still knew we were around.”

“It was getting a bit like Ground-hog Day, com-ing down every week with no results because things have tak-en so long, like council consent for the new building, but seeing the karts go round and the smiles on people’s faces

has put me back on a high.”And although it has been an “ex-tremely frustrating” four month wait, Nick remained relatively posi-tive. The business had full insurance cover, including loss of income during the four months, and Nick says he was pushing Nelson City Council to beef up their security and lighting down the back beach.

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Richmond councillor Michael Higgins wants council to con-sider selling some of their commercial forests to help pay for the $42 million Lee Valley Dam project.Council is proposing to build a 53-metre high dam in the up-per reaches of the Lee River to provide water for irrigation on the Waimea Plains and meet growing urban and indus-trial water demands. However, council hasn’t decided how to pay for the pro-ject and Michael says they need to consider the option of “trading assets” to fund the dam.“It’s something that, as a Richmond councillor, I’m willing to look at,” Michael says. “Discussion papers are going out to resi-dents to consider options to pay for the dam and selling the forests is something that needs to be put on the table.”Council owns seven commer-cial forests around the district with a total of 2717 hectares

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The Rabbit Island forest was used for biosolid disposal while both Rabbit Island and Kings-land were valued recreational areas, he says.Michael says there is no question that the Lee Valley Dam project is essen-

tial for the future growth of the district because water resources on the Waimea Plains are already over allo-cated. The dam will provide water for irrigators and indus-trial and urban users as well as maintain the environmental and recreational values of the Waimea River.However, Michael says fund-ing the project is proving to be

a big challenge and that’s why council and ratepayers need to look at selling some of the for-ests. He says the forests have a high commercial value and he estimates that proceeds from their sale “could be in the ball park of the council’s side of the dam’s cost”.“The dam is a big ticket item and borrowing the money is not a problem - it’s just the level of debt it creates.“I am prepared to accept that debt but I think it would be better to be prudent and look at trading assets. I have dis-cussed this with councillors and they are willing to look at it and put it on the table.”Although the forests are a steady source of income for council, generating about $1 million a year, Michael consid-ers that a dam would be a bet-ter investment. “What’s the best value for the community? Is a forest the best value or is a dam and a guaran-teed water supply? The forests generate an income but so will the dam. There’s also the ques-tion of should the council be involved in forestry anyway?”



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As Rule Britannia filled the air and the thoughts of those gathered were with Nelson’s courageous WW1 service men and women, the first sailing was brought to life once more. Participants donned their WW1 uniforms in an open air ceremony that aimed to re-enact the brave footsteps of Nelson’s men and women as they prepared to set sail to war. Nelson mayor Rachel Reese and Nelson RSA recreated the messages behind the stirring speeches that

would have fare welled our service people and others across New Zea-land. Nelson City Council’s WW100 Coordinator, Ian Barker, says the event was a great opportunity for everyone to understand the sense of honour, occasion and trepidation experienced by the heroic young Nelsonians, although at the time of the sailing, the war had just begun and the horrors of fighting were still to hit Nelson. A single wreath was laid to remember the loss of life on both sides of the trenches.

Participants in the first sailing commemoration included the air train-ing corps, the Nelson and Motueka cadet corps and the sea cadet corps. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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Six vehicles stolen on the one weekendA recent spike in car thefts has po-lice concerned, with six stolen ve-hicles being reported last weekend alone, but social media is playing a part in helping owners recover them.Four scooters have also been stolen in the past seven days and all have been recovered.Police say scooters are becoming a “popular target” for joyriders, and they’re concerned by the recent spike, which includes various types of vehicles.A number of the thefts involved ve-hicles where the keys had been left in the ignition, making them eas-ily attainable. “This current spike is certainly a concern and we would encourage everyone to lock their vehicle and remove valuable items from parked vehicles,” says ser-geant Dave Prentice. “Some people are making it very easy for thieves to take their vehicles. I would rec-ommend anything that is going to make your car a less attractive tar-get - such as a steering lock or an alarm.”But not all of the thefts were of un-locked vehicles. Nelson teenager Ben McLeod’s Nissan Primera was

stolen from his Curtis St home in Stoke last month. It was locked and is believed to have been taken for a joyride – which could be a popular theme, with Nelson Bays Police re-porting a “very high” rate of recov-ery. Ben’s car was stolen in the night, around 4am, but was recovered just a week later after his mother, Peta-Marie, had posted details of the car on various Facebook pages, includ-ing local online garage sales. “When I put it up so many people told me they had had their car stolen too, it just went on and on,” she says. “It wasn’t something you hear regular-ly in Nelson, but there’s something going on.”Just last week a 2007 Ford Ranger that was stolen from Richmond, was recovered after it was posted on the Nelson Police Facebook Page, and Dave agrees that social media was helping victims as the publicity was likely to put more pressure on the offender to abandon the vehi-cles.Police statistics show that there have been 146 unlawful takings in the 12 months leading up to June 2014.

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Auctioned MedalsThe rare collection of medals from the Second World War that were auctioned last weekend drew a large crowd. Along with the medals was a portrait of the Nelson soldier who was awarded them and a letter he wrote to his family during the war. Auctioneer John Walker says the medals sold well and that it was also very nice to see they were bought by a local so they can remain in the soldier’s community.

Tapawera Open Boar Hunt. The Tapawera Rugby Club’s open boar hunt finished at 4pm on August 9, with the heaviest boar weighing in at a very decent 64 kilograms. For three years the open boar hunt has been a major fundraiser for the Tapawera Rugby Club. and this year it drew in 50 entries plus 40 chil-dren’s entries, with cash prizes going to the top five heaviest boars, the biggest tusks and the av-erage weight.

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POWERtalk International Waimea Club mem-ber, Nissa Elsey’s writing talents have been rec-ognised by the group’s international organisa-tion.POWERtalk is an international, not-for-profit group that provides professional coaching in ef-fective speaking and presentation skills. Nissa won their national writing contest earlier this year and has just received confirmation that her script, titled Moonlight Escapade, won POW-ERtalk’s international competition. Nissa will be recognised at the group’s biennial international convention next year.

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Cool, hope it stays for the weekend.Christine Roberts.

Phew, glad it was last week I was

jumping off that wharf. Mike Beeby.

Richmond Rabbits win third TRL title:“No other side has gone before”. You’re wrong there. The Motueka Tigers won three consecutive grand

finals in the early 90s and the Whakatu Firebirds won three in a row from 1997 to 19991. The Firebirds also won every game they played in 1998, no draws or losses. Jah Jah.

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After a huge sell out Broods show in partner-ship with Smokefreerockquest, Nelson Un-derage continue to take youth events to new heights with the launch of their latest event entitled “The Project”.Flying in an array of internationally recognized DJs from the U18s Event Scene in Australia, The Project will see a spectacular line-up built from international, national and local DJs.The Project will hit the road, visiting teens in both Marlborough and Nelson Secondary Schools through their largest schools tour yet.The event will strictly be limited to those aged between 13–18 years old, with strong support from 24/7 Youth Workers, E-mac Security, Youth Services Nelson Bays Police and a team of volunteers.

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The Stoke Community Centre’s Social Seniors Club needs a new van to help pick up their “least mobile” members from Nelson, Stoke and Richmond, so they can enjoy the club’s dai-ly meals and activities.So that’s why they have en-tered the Car Company Char-ity Drive competition, which is offering a prize of $10,000 for a group or organisation that is doing great things in our com-munity. And there’s no question the Stoke Seniors qualifies for the competition with the club pro-viding a place for their 450 members to meet and socialise and enjoy the most amazing meals.“We are a social club for home-based seniors,” chairman of the board of trustees Allen John-son says. “A lot of older people living at home find themselves being isolated and that’s where we come in - we are like a youth drop-in centre for seniors.”Allen says the Stoke Seniors provides a full day of pro-grammes for members includ-ing entertainment, education, tours and meals. The club tar-gets home-based seniors aged 60 and over, and aims to help their members maintain their independence and keep them

active and healthy. Allen says Stoke Seniors is based at the rear of the Stoke Community Hall on Main Road Stoke employs four full-time and one part-time staff who are assisted by 20-30 vol-unteers. The cooks provide a picnic lunch for club tours on Mondays and lunches for “50 to 60 people” at the club’s head-quarters on Tuesday, Wednes-day and Thursday.Stoke Seniors have an an-nual budget of $260,000, with $60,000 of that being spent on food. They receive $60,000 in funding from the Ministry of Health with the remain-der coming from community grants and fundraising.

Allen says the club “has a num-ber of things on their wish list, but the big ticket item is to replace the oldest van in our fleet.” The vans are critical for picking up their least mobile members so they can enjoy the daily ac-tivities and meals at the club.Stoke Seniors are holding their next fundraising quiz night at the club’s hall on Friday August 29 from 6pm to 8pm.Tickets for the quiz are avail-able from Stoke Seniors Hall at 548 Main Road Stoke or by phoning 547 2660.The Car Company Charity Drive has attracted over 40 en-tries so far with entries closing at 4pm this Friday.



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Sun City Rockers Sun City Rockers have changed the venue for their weekly gatherings and will now be meeting at Club Waimea. For 15 years Sun City Rockers have kept the spirit of Rock’n’Roll alive with club dances, lessons and the chance to compete against other Rock’n’Roll enthusiasts. Their first night at Club Waimea was a fantastic celebration of Rock’n’Roll and everyone was impressed with the lovely atmosphere, the great floor area for dancing the night away and the wel-coming attitude of everyone at Club Waimea. The Sun City Rockers will be dancing every Tuesday from 7pm. If you don’t want to dance, then still pop along and join them - it’s a great chance to sit, watch and reminisce.

Members DrawAbsent members are missing out on the money. To be eligible to win the draw you must be present when the draw is made.On July 17 member No 504 was not present for the draw and the $1300 prize was not claimed. On July 24 member No 99 was not present and the $1400 prize was not claimed. On July 31 member No 259 was not present and the $1500 prize was not claimed. On August 7 member No 363 was not present and the $1500 prize was not claimed, member No 571 was not present and the $500 prize for the second draw was not claimed. On August 14 member No 749 was not present and the $1,500 was not claimed, member No 613 was not here and the $600 prize was not claimed. Next week the prize will be $1500 again and $700, could it be you? Come in and enjoy the company, the meal, your choice of medication and it just might be you who wins.

A the recent dress up night the Sioux Line Dancers put on their best Wild West costumes and gave Club Waimea a line dancing demonstration. Moira Dowdell, Derek Tebay, Leanne Colley and Brian Mead are pictured in all their Wild finery.

Leanne Colley was the winner of the NBS Barnicoat Restaurant Loyalty award which was presented by Club Waimea manager John Hewison and NBS Richmond Branch Manager Toni Lane.

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After a day and a half and eight games of section play, four pairs qualified for the championship proper along with 27 other entries from throughout the Island. Mark Friend and Nobby Yorwarth had a good first-round win over the Oamaru No.1 side before losing out to the eventual tournament winners, Dave Whitehira and Alan Robertson from the Hornby Club. Nathan Geddes and Ray Denby were beaten in the first post-section round, but then proceeded to sweep aside teams from Papanui and Invercargill

to reach the Flight final. There, they had a real battle with the Oamaru No.1 side, before coming out on top in the third frame to take the win 2-1. Barry and Ray Weavers qualified once again but struck a tough draw which stalled their further progress. Kerry Laing and Colin Bowden also made the cut after section play, mainly courtesy of a most-unexpected victory over the tournament’s fifth seeds from the Richmond Club. Kevin Whitlow and Jon Sharpe won through to the final of the Plate competition, where they went

down to another Oamaru pair. Two other Club Waimea members were in the tournament. Mike Boyd teamed up with Edward Andrews in an attempt to better their runners-up performance of 2013. They had some very good victories through the post-section rounds, but were eventually beaten by Whitehira and Robertson in the quarter-finals. Shane Geddes paired with Graham Nobbs of the Papanui Club and after an unsuccessful first day had several good wins to make the qualifying cut.

SING with Nelson Bays Harmony! Women of all ages who enjoy singing are invited to visit an open rehearsal during September, held on Thursday nights in the hall at Club Waimea at 7pm. Brush up your vocal skills and experience the buzz of singing 4-part a cappella harmony. For details contact Jenny on 027 544 4121 or [email protected].

Club Waimea was well-represented at the Clubs NZ South Island Snooker Pairs Tournament, held in Oamaru on August 7, 8 and 9.

Club Waimea snooker players at Oamaru, from left: Ray Denby, Shane Geddes, Nobby Yorwarth, Nathan Geddes, Ray Weavers, Mike Boyd, Barry Weavers, Kerry Laing, Jon Sharpe, Kevin Whitlow, Colin Bowden, Mark Friend.

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the Nelson tramping club, keen divers, fishers, and gun men. It’s an easy working environment, when you’re do-ing it in the weekend it’s easier to talk about it during the week.”

When there’s no line between work and play, the service that the staff at Hunting and Fishing can offer is backed up by their own personal experiences, and when it comes

to gear for the seasoned hunter or diver, tried and trusted is essential. “They know what works and they’re not go-ing to recommend it if they don’t think its right for the customer’s needs. We talk all the time about products that work and don’t work and what we would be buying if we were on the other side of the counter. Customers have the trust in us that we will advise them on the right products.”Hunting and Fishing in Richmond may be a smaller store than Nelson but they pride themselves on a second-to-none store atmosphere. “Our shop presentation and stock levels make us stand out,” says Chris. “It’s an enjoyable place to come into and it’s clean and tidy and displayed well. People can come in and enjoy a browse around, they’re not shuffling down aisles, and even if they’re not buying they can come in and enjoy exploring the products.” Hunting and Fishing Richmond also cater to any budget, making them the best option for any outdoor enthusiast. “We cater for all levels and we have the best product available for your budget. If it was a rod and reel for 100 bucks, we

pick what we feel is the best value product for that amount, so when a customer comes in and is only willing to spend 100 dollars; he can get the best quality within that range.” Hunting and Fishing Richmond are glad to call the long-standing icon of Richmond their home and are committed to making what has been a good store even better. Their doors will be open on Friday 22 with specials right across their product range, including up to 50 per cent off Ridge-line clothing and heavily reduced prices on rods, reels, fishing accessories, firearms and hunting gear.

Hunting and Fishing New Zealand is coming to Rich-mond. There aren’t many New Zealander’s who don’t ap-preciate our beautiful kiwi environment and Hunting & Fishing New Zealand also shares a love for our stunning outdoors. Bringing Hunting and Fishing to Richmond was a no brainer for Chris and Karen Scully who are also the own-ers of the award-winning Hunting and Fishing New Zea-land Nelson Store. The demand to cater for the Richmond region’s keen outdoor enthusiasts and visitors was obvious

to the Scully’s, and soon their wealth of experience will be available for Richmond locals to take advantage of. Chris has 17 years of professional involvement at Hunt-ing and Fishing New Zealand, and Karen seven years. Their successful Nelson store specialises in providing hunting and fishing and camping and tramping equipment and with Richmond on route to the regions’ many walks and national parks, it

will focus heav-ily on catering to the campers and trampers while also carrying on the traditional lines of hunting and fishing gear that the organisation made its name with. The Richmond

business has a deep history which is very much respected by Chris and Karen. Originally established as Richmond Sports Depot by Kelvin Gardner and Brian Murphy in the

mid 70’s, it was later sold to Dave and Sandy Heyward in 2000 and be-came known as Stirling Sports. The new custom fit-out lifts the store into the modern era so that it can continue to be a local icon in sports and the outdoors. Hunting and Fishing New Zealand’s Richmond store will be offering customers a huge range of equip-ment for outdoor pursuits including hunting, fishing, free diving, scuba diving, camping and tramping. Al-though they are predominantly

known as Hunting and Fishing New Zealand, they also have a another brand called Camping and Tramping New

Zealand, which provides quality products for those looking to make the most out of our re-gion’s back yard gems, like the Abel Tasman and Kahurangi national parks. Hunting and Fishing Richmond have a range of boots, packs, shelters, sleeping bags, lighting, cookware and more, en-suring you have everything you need to stay safe and get out there. They also have the best equipment for every other kind of activity, with quality lines in hunt-ing gear including firearms, archery and cross-bows, hunting accessories and optics, saltwater and freshwater fishing rods and reels, and last-ly, men’s, women’s and kid’s outdoor clothing, headwear and accessories to cover every season and every challenge.Chris places a lot of importance on the people who will be working in his Richmond store and always tries to have a mix of age and expertise to help people with every enquiry. “Everyone here has a passion for the outdoors,” says Chris. “We have five staff here and all are active in their spe-cialty field. We’ve got someone who’s involved in

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Okuma Avenger 80 Baitrunner• 5 Year Warranty • 7 Bearings • Huge Line Capacity

Available from Hunting & Fishing

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Residential & Rural Bee Hive Rental$299+gst / year, we provide the hive and do all hive maintenance and checks, in return

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[email protected]

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Residential & Rural Bee Hive Rental$299+gst / year, we provide the hive and do all hive maintenance and checks, in return you get the benefit of bees pollinating your garden and

15kg of honey per year.For more information on how bees can benefit your property, call Andrew or go to our website.

Proud to support Chris and his team on their new Richmond store

LED Lenser X14

Was $119.99 now $79.99

• 250 lumens on boost• 160m beam range on boost• Advanced Focus System• NOW with Smart Light Technology

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Brighter. Smarter. More Durable. More comfortable.

LED Lenser H7.2

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FIVE YEARWARRANTY

Office & Showroom: 36 Parkers Rd, Tahunanui, Nelson 7011PO Box 2145, Stoke, Nelson 7041

Call us on 03 548 6686 or 0800 ALARMSE: [email protected] • www.nelsonalarms.co.nz

Security Specialists

Congratulations to Chris and the team on their new

Richmond store.

Nelson Alarms proudly supplied the video surveillance system for

Hunting and Fishing Richmond.



Specials available at Richmond Hunting & Fishing this weekend only

Greg And Jason Gardiner are proud to support Chris on his new Store

Leupold VX1 3-9x40

Cascade 10x42

Lightforce SL170 striker

Lightforce hid 170

$329

$449 $159

$459

Proud to be associated with The Richmond Hunting and

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Available at Hunting and Fishing stores

Bernsport are pleased to be associated with Hunting and Fishing Richmond

The staff at Hunting & Fishing Richmond, John Skel-ton, Karen Scully, Blake McKnight, Chris Scully, Jayden King, Sue Henley and Maria Hart, all special-ise in outdoor equipment

Hunting and Fishing Richmond stock a huge range of outdoor equipment for hunting, fishing, camping and tramping

HUNTERPROWIDE LASTAORAKI

WIDE LAST

HIKERMEDIUMLAST

FLORENCEWOMEN’SMEDIUM LAST

Grisport Outdoor Footwear now available from the new

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Grand openinG Sale

Friday 22nd - Sunday 24th auGuSt


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the Nelson tramping club, keen divers, fishers, and gun men. It’s an easy working environment, when you’re do-ing it in the weekend it’s easier to talk about it during the week.”

When there’s no line between work and play, the service that the staff at Hunting and Fishing can offer is backed up by their own personal experiences, and when it comes

to gear for the seasoned hunter or diver, tried and trusted is essential. “They know what works and they’re not go-ing to recommend it if they don’t think its right for the customer’s needs. We talk all the time about products that work and don’t work and what we would be buying if we were on the other side of the counter. Customers have the trust in us that we will advise them on the right products.”Hunting and Fishing in Richmond may be a smaller store than Nelson but they pride themselves on a second-to-none store atmosphere. “Our shop presentation and stock levels make us stand out,” says Chris. “It’s an enjoyable place to come into and it’s clean and tidy and displayed well. People can come in and enjoy a browse around, they’re not shuffling down aisles, and even if they’re not buying they can come in and enjoy exploring the products.” Hunting and Fishing Richmond also cater to any budget, making them the best option for any outdoor enthusiast. “We cater for all levels and we have the best product available for your budget. If it was a rod and reel for 100 bucks, we

pick what we feel is the best value product for that amount, so when a customer comes in and is only willing to spend 100 dollars; he can get the best quality within that range.” Hunting and Fishing Richmond are glad to call the long-standing icon of Richmond their home and are committed to making what has been a good store even better. Their doors will be open on Friday 22 with specials right across their product range, including up to 50 per cent off Ridge-line clothing and heavily reduced prices on rods, reels, fishing accessories, firearms and hunting gear.

Hunting and Fishing New Zealand is coming to Rich-mond. There aren’t many New Zealander’s who don’t ap-preciate our beautiful kiwi environment and Hunting & Fishing New Zealand also shares a love for our stunning outdoors. Bringing Hunting and Fishing to Richmond was a no brainer for Chris and Karen Scully who are also the own-ers of the award-winning Hunting and Fishing New Zea-land Nelson Store. The demand to cater for the Richmond region’s keen outdoor enthusiasts and visitors was obvious

to the Scully’s, and soon their wealth of experience will be available for Richmond locals to take advantage of. Chris has 17 years of professional involvement at Hunt-ing and Fishing New Zealand, and Karen seven years. Their successful Nelson store specialises in providing hunting and fishing and camping and tramping equipment and with Richmond on route to the regions’ many walks and national parks, it

will focus heav-ily on catering to the campers and trampers while also carrying on the traditional lines of hunting and fishing gear that the organisation made its name with. The Richmond

business has a deep history which is very much respected by Chris and Karen. Originally established as Richmond Sports Depot by Kelvin Gardner and Brian Murphy in the

mid 70’s, it was later sold to Dave and Sandy Heyward in 2000 and be-came known as Stirling Sports. The new custom fit-out lifts the store into the modern era so that it can continue to be a local icon in sports and the outdoors. Hunting and Fishing New Zealand’s Richmond store will be offering customers a huge range of equip-ment for outdoor pursuits including hunting, fishing, free diving, scuba diving, camping and tramping. Al-though they are predominantly

known as Hunting and Fishing New Zealand, they also have a another brand called Camping and Tramping New

Zealand, which provides quality products for those looking to make the most out of our re-gion’s back yard gems, like the Abel Tasman and Kahurangi national parks. Hunting and Fishing Richmond have a range of boots, packs, shelters, sleeping bags, lighting, cookware and more, en-suring you have everything you need to stay safe and get out there. They also have the best equipment for every other kind of activity, with quality lines in hunt-ing gear including firearms, archery and cross-bows, hunting accessories and optics, saltwater and freshwater fishing rods and reels, and last-ly, men’s, women’s and kid’s outdoor clothing, headwear and accessories to cover every season and every challenge.Chris places a lot of importance on the people who will be working in his Richmond store and always tries to have a mix of age and expertise to help people with every enquiry. “Everyone here has a passion for the outdoors,” says Chris. “We have five staff here and all are active in their spe-cialty field. We’ve got someone who’s involved in

FeatureFeature14 15





Okuma Avenger 80 Baitrunner• 5 Year Warranty • 7 Bearings • Huge Line Capacity

Available from Hunting & Fishing

Grand Opening Special

$99.99

Residential & Rural Bee Hive Rental$299+gst / year, we provide the hive and do all hive maintenance and checks, in return

you get the benefit of bees pollinating your garden and 15kg of honey per year.For more information on how bees can benefit your property,

call Andrew or go to our website

[email protected]

Andrew Lane0274 497897

Residential & Rural Bee Hive Rental$299+gst / year, we provide the hive and do all hive maintenance and checks, in return you get the benefit of bees pollinating your garden and

15kg of honey per year.For more information on how bees can benefit your property, call Andrew or go to our website.

Proud to support Chris and his team on their new Richmond store

LED Lenser X14

Was $119.99 now $79.99

• 250 lumens on boost• 160m beam range on boost• Advanced Focus System• NOW with Smart Light Technology

Was $139.99 now $99.99

Brighter. Smarter. More Durable. More comfortable.

LED Lenser H7.2

Was $259.99 now $199.99

LED Lenser H7 • Beam range of 140m• Focus from flood

to spot beam• Dimmer switch

• Beam range up to 350m• Smart Light Technology• Advanced Focus System• One-handed Speed Focus• Locking Focus• High-grade aluminium casing

Available from Richmond Hunting & Fishing

For more information on LED Lenser visit: www.tightlines.co.nz

FIVE YEARWARRANTY



Security Specialists

Congratulations to Chris and the team on their new

Richmond store.

Nelson Alarms proudly supplied the video surveillance system for

Hunting and Fishing Richmond.



Specials available at Richmond Hunting & Fishing this weekend only

Greg And Jason Gardiner are proud to support Chris on his new Store

Leupold VX1 3-9x40

Cascade 10x42

Lightforce SL170 striker

Lightforce hid 170

$329

$449 $159

$459

Proud to be associated with The Richmond Hunting and

Fishing store

Tasman Sparkies are your locally owned electricians and electrical contractors

0800 827 772 www.tasmansparkies.co.nz

Available at Hunting and Fishing stores

Bernsport are pleased to be associated with Hunting and Fishing Richmond

The staff at Hunting & Fishing Richmond, John Skel-ton, Karen Scully, Blake McKnight, Chris Scully, Jayden King, Sue Henley and Maria Hart, all special-ise in outdoor equipment

Hunting and Fishing Richmond stock a huge range of outdoor equipment for hunting, fishing, camping and tramping

HUNTERPROWIDE LASTAORAKI

WIDE LAST

HIKERMEDIUMLAST

FLORENCEWOMEN’SMEDIUM LAST

Grisport Outdoor Footwear now available from the new

Hunting & Fishing, Richmond

Grand openinG Sale

Friday 22nd - Sunday 24th auGuSt


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They have just expanded their showroom and have doubled the floor space, to extend their product range and display more stock. Baby on the Move has everything you could possibly wish for and need in the way of baby and child products, and they specialise in what they do. Owners Craig and Tania Smith know the products they sell like the back of their hands, so you can rely on them for the best recommendations and advice on any item for your child. Baby on the Move is a one-stop

shop for everything; hiring, buying and servicing. They cater for everyone’s needs and budgets with exclusive, good quality, affordable products that will last. They have always had access to a range of baby items which can be seen on their website www.babyonthemove.co.nz, but the bigger store now means they can stock more ranges, including their exclusive Outnabout Buggy range. The list of the top-quality products Baby on the Move stock includes everything from car seats and accessories, cots, bedding, buggy’s, swaddles, breast pumps, high chairs, front packs, protective clothing, nurs-

ery furniture to toys and much, much more. But what really makes Baby on the Move stand apart from the rest is their knowledge on everything they sell. "People think they want something but we can often direct them to something cheaper and better to suit their needs,” says Craig. “Our suppliers and manufacturers back it up too; a lot of product that we have has a five year guarantee on it, especially the buggy’s. And we do great package deals where you can get your feeding bottles and breast pumps, your cot, buggy and your capsule for a bulk deal, just to help a little bit.” Baby on the Move are also child restraint certified technicians, which means we are qualified to install and sell child restraint equipment. “Nothing to do with child restraints goes out of the store in a box. It’s always tested to make sure it fits properly and anybody who pur-chases a seat from here gets lifetime installation free; it doesn’t cost anything, so they can call back 10 or 15 times a week, it doesn’t matter,” says Craig. “Some customers think they are a pain coming back to get their car seats re-installed, but we say to them we’d sooner they came back because there’s nothing worse than driving around with a loose seat.” Craig says that up to 89 per cent of child re-straints are still installed incorrectly, which is too high a number. “We’re brave enough to say this really isn’t fitting the car properly, and we’ll try an-other solution until we find the correct restraint. We have chosen to be child restraint technicians and we renew that every two years, which means being fully up-to-date with each new seat that en-ters the market so we know what it can and can’t do. All the products are great but everything has a limitation, and people need to be aware about what that is. A buggy, for instance, might not lie flat, which can be bad for some people.” Hiring products is also a useful option for parents to be and Baby on the Move has pretty much everything

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Alex Herbert believes all the hard work and long hours he has spent in the kitchen are starting to pay off, after he was an-nounced as the winner of the Nelson Hospitali-ty Award’s Up and Com-ing Chef section.The 22 year old, origi-nally from England but grew up in Golden Bay, is the Harbour Light Bis-tro’s demi-chef de partie, and says the win was a big surprise and reward for the work he has put in over the past two and half years in the hospi-tality industry. “I wasn’t expecting it at all. But I work pretty hard,” he says. “There have been a lot of nights when I’ve been in the kitchen at 11 o’clock and I could’ve started at eight in the morning. It shows that the hard work pays off in the end.”Alex contested the Up and Com-ing Chef section against four other chefs from across the region. The competition featured a “mystery box” format, where all contestants were given the same ingredients.Included amongst the items were a chicken breast and streaky bacon,

plus an assortment of standard vegetables.Alex made a chicken breast stuffed with a citrus mousseline, some-thing familiar, a “bit more com-plex”, and a dish he thought the judges would like.The rest of the winners from the New Zealand King Salmon Nel-son Hospitality Awards will be announced on Monday, including best cafe and best restaurant.

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Nelson’s rich history of characters, conflicts and celebrations is detailed

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Murchison disasters Murchison, or Hampden as it was first known, has had more than its share of disasters. The original township was built on a low flat formed by the junction of the Ma-takitaki and Buller Rivers. In 1878

a massive flood swept away many buildings which were rebuilt on higher ground where Murchison is today. Major floods in 1888 and 1926 saw roads and bridges rebuilt each time before the 1929 earth-quake destroyed them again.

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in the lead up to the nelson Provincial Museum's WW1 exhibition, Nel-son Weekly and Waimea Weekly will be running images from the Muse-um's Glass Plate collection of the unnamed WWi soldiers. if you know any information about any of the men photographed, please contact the musem by emailing [email protected]: Unnamed, Nelson Provincial Museum/F N Jones Collec-tion:313652/313653.

available for hire too. “Around 80 per cent of busi-ness is hiring. We hire anything, high chairs, cots, portacots, buggy’s, car seats, portable high chairs, safety gates - pretty much anything for as long as you need it,” says Craig. “And again, we’re brave enough to say to people, 'look, you’re better off to buy it than hire it.' We can really direct them well. You can hire anything from a day to a week, a month, a year, whatever you want to do, but there comes a point where hiring isn’t really viable.” Baby on the Move provide Grey Power discounts across the board, a great solution for the grandpar-ents hiring for the Christmas period and holiday

times when the grandchildren are visiting.So for whatever you need in the way of baby equip-ment, Baby on the Move is the one stop shop that will cater for all your requirements. Call in and view their new Showroom at 4 Akersten Street, Port Nelson.

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A beautiful day at the Nelson Waimea Gun Club saw 25 people attend to take part in the Club’s An-nual Quad Event. This event con-sists of 25 Compak Sporting, 25 Sin-gle Rise, 25 Skeet and 25 Ball Trap and is graded on the average of your ability on each event.High Overall Neil Simpson 87/100.A Grade 1st James Simpson 85/100, 2nd Martin O’Connor 84/100 3rd Wesley Oldham 81/100.B Grade 1st Grant Crosbie 84/100,

2nd Bob Aldridge 78/100, 3rd Mur-ray Shepperd 78/100. C Grade 1st Murray Tait 82/100, 2nd Isabel Simpson 75/100, 3rd John Hitch-cock 73/100. Next shoot 31 August: 100 Handicap Skeet which is North/South qualifier and G Hahn Memo-rial: DTL and Compak open for practice. Food and ammunition are available at the club, cash or cheque no eftpos. For further information email the Club Secretary, [email protected]

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Waimea College

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Important Information 2015 Enrolment Scheme

In order to avoid the likelihood of overcrowding, the Waimea College Board of Trustees has an approved enrolment scheme in place. Under this scheme, students will be enrolled if they live within the home zone described below.

Start from where Wills Road meets the Inland Highway. Draw a line from this intersection to the intersection of Marriages

Road and the Coastal Highway and on to the sea. Follow south-east along the coast to include Rabbit Island, re-joining

at Saxton Road. Extend the line of Saxton Road to the south-east to meet a line

running from Clover Knob to Gordons Knob and north from Gordons Knob to Spooners Saddle on Highway 6.

From there, in a straight line to the top of the Rosedale Saddle, then to the south-western end of Wills Road and along Wills Road to where it meets the Inland Highway.

Note: Addresses in Wills Road would be deemed to be in the Waimea College zone as defined by the line drawn between Gordons Knob and the Coastal Highway on the map provided. The enrolment of out of zone students is governed by the provisions of the Education Act 1989. The enrolment scheme, which includes a precise description of the home zone, may be viewed at the school office and will be included with the College’s enrolment form.

The College believes there will be space for some students who live out of the home zone.

Enrolments must be received at the College by 29 August 2014. A ballot will be held for out of zone applicants on 12 September 2014.

Larry Ching Principal

Hard work pays off

Harbour Light Bistro’s demi-chef Alex Her-bert was announced the winner of the Nel-son Hospitality Industry’s Up and Coming Chef competition. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Wakefield rower brings home bronze medalWakefield can feel proud to call itself home for one of the Junior World Rowing Champs bronze medallists, Sean Ducray. Nelson and Waimea College rowers Olly Stephens and Sean Ducray arrived home to the roar of the Haka from Nelson College’s Fell House boarders and a welcoming committee of friends and family. Nelson Rowing Club’s talented athletes have achieved a great result after their debut performance in international level rowing and along with their team mates, Jack O’Leary from Kavanagh College and Ari Palsson from Whakatane High School, have taken home bronze in the Men’s Quadruple Scull. After being selected for the New Zealand team in April, they spent six weeks training as a squad at Lake Karapiro before travelling to the Junior World Rowing Championships in Hamburg, Germany this month. Although they weren’t able to take home the gold, which went to their German hosts, followed by Great Britain. Sean couldn’t be happier with their result. “We couldn’t have done anything more than what we did. I’m really proud of what we’ve done, it was really competitive but I enjoyed it so much and I can’t wait to do it again. It was very professional and competitive and you could see what it would be like to be an international racer.”

Wakefield School NewsKind Donation, by Neve (Year 6) Wakefield school ,is very lucky because the local Wakefield Hotel has given them $500 dollars. The cheque was presented at a recent school assembly. It was raised at the annual stag and boar hunt held in Wakefield. Every year once they have raised the money, the hotel gives some to a local group or charity and this year we were the lucky school who got it. We have decided we are going to buy some

large logs to build a rim for our new vegetable garden and we are looking forward to having fresh vegetables. “I’m really happy that the Wakefield Hotel has given us the money and I’m excited about how we will spend it,” says Wakefield School principal, Mr Verstappen.

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with interesting activities like a wheel, ropes and ladders. There is a roster for kids to take them home during weekends and holidays. The

children love having them because they climb all over them and are cute and soft.

Market Day, by Abby (Year 5 )On the 5th of August Wakefield School held its second market day. It was attended by the Wakefield students, staff and community. Before the day, groups of students worked so hard on deciding what product to sell or service to offer. They had to work out the cost and prepare their

product. They had to pay taxes if their product was unhealthy or environmentally unfriendly. On the day there were toffee apples, cookies, sausages, burgers, cakes, crafts and car washes for sale - so much to see and do. After Market day each group counted the money, paid back the money they borrowed and found out how much profit the group had made. At the end not a single group was in debt. Now we are trying to decide how we are going to spend the money we made.

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Waimea College came from behind in both key encounters to secure the boys and girls ti-tles at the Tasman Secondary School Hockey Championship last week.It was the first time in five years that Waimea College had taken out the boys division, their 2-2 draw with Nelson College giving them enough points to take the top spot, at

Saxton Field on Wednesday.Nelson College had to set-tle for second place, after also drawing with Marlborough Boys’ College.And the girls made it a Waimea College double, shocking Nel-son College for Girls to score six unanswered goals after trailing 4-1 at half-time, to secure the come-from-behind 7-4 victory.

Nelson College for Girls ended up in second place ahead of Marlborough Girls’ College.Each secondary school will be competing at one of the various national hockey tournaments next month, with five tiers of respective competitions being held during tournament week.Which tournament they enter is dependent on their placing last year.

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Waimea College goal keeper Ashton Richards makes a save against Nelson College. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Tasman Wheelers rider Karen Ful-ton is third in the women’s section of the Benchmark Homes road cycling series after finishing second in round four held near Ashburton last Saturday,Karen finished the 103 kilometre race in 3 hours 2 minutes and 50 seconds, after prevail-ing in the bunch sprint behind Kerri-Ann Page who made a break on the final lap to win in 3 hours 1 minute 47 seconds. Karen has 74 points after four rounds of the series just eight behind leader Elyse Fraser.Tasman Wheelers Dan-iel Barry was second in

the elite men’s race over 133 kilome-tres finishing in 3 hours 7 minutes 52 seconds. Jason Allen won the race

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Karen Fulton is cur-rently third in the women’s section of the Benchmark Se-ries.

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Ethan O’Toole of Waimea Intermediate School puts up a shot during a basketball match against St Paul’s Catholic School last week. The match was part of the Winter Tour-nament, which saw thousands of intermediate students contest numerous sporting events.

Susie Wood heads up the Gibbs Hill track at the start of the run in the Gibbs Hill Challenge in Golden Bay last Sunday. Photo: Phil Castle.

Richmond’s Susie Wood may have been a Commonwealth Games road cyclist but it was her running that gave her a the winning edge in the Gibb’s Hill Challenge in Golden Bay.Susie and Nelson’s Ingrid Richter produced almost identical times in the 23 kilometre road cycle from Takaka to Wainui and return in the annual duathlon held on August 10. The pair arrived at the first transi-tion at Wainui together in about 43 minutes and then rode solo back to the finish in 52 minutes. But in between the cycle legs, Susie

was four minutes 36 seconds faster on the 21 kilometre mountain run around the northern section of the Abel Tasman National Park and over the 629 metre high Gibbs Hill.She won in a time of 3 hours 45 minutes and 4 seconds, just five minutes and six seconds ahead of Ingrid.Auckland’s Brendan Erskine won the men’s race in 3 hours 12 min-utes and 2 seconds, two minutes

and 20 seconds ahead of Nelson’s Trevor Voyce who lost valuable seconds when he punctured on the return cycle to Takaka. Incredibly both Brendan and Trevor broke Na-than Fa’avae’s record of 3 hours 15 minutes and 49 seconds set in 2010. Hayden Squance and Kim Hogarth combined to win the team’s section in a record 2 hours 58 minutes and 45 seconds, eclipsing Cliff Bowman and Phil Costley’s mark of 2 hours 59 minutes and 26 seconds mark set in 2011.A capacity field of 70 competed in this year’s event.

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per centimetre system will decide who has the biggest fish and most points.We have a point formula worked out that will make a 20lb snapper earn the same points as a 20kg Kingfish as we see those sized fish as “Pin fish.”(A pinfish is a fish that reaches that“magic” weight for that species, like20lb snapper, 7lb blue cod etc). Ac-cumulated monthly points will go towards a range of trophies that the club has on offer throughout the season for individual classes, as well as for longest fish in various species.The club calendar last year includ-ed trips away to Okiwi Bay, FrenchPass and Havelock and will be re-peated again this year all going well with the weather. Last season we also used local charter boat opera-tor Seabird charters for those club members that don’t have boats big enough to get up to D’Urville Island so they can have a taste of some of the hot action the area offers. We have found Barry and Lynley Bird excellent operators that have given our club members some great fish-ing experiences. This season we will also be having some club out-ings targeting areas closer to home.Also another benefit of belonging to a club is that some weekends members go out and find a certain bait or area is working better than others and as a club we can share that information to members, so everyone benefits. But you need to be a member and on our email list to get this up to date information.The club will be holding an OpenDay on the August 24 at the Tas-man Bay Cruising Club starting at 2pm.The DBFC invites all existing mem-bers and anyone who is interested to come along and join the club onOpen Day. For more information,contact club captain Gavin Wil-

ON THE CHARGE: Talya Harwood of the Tasman Swim Club competes in the individual medley at Saturday’s Winter Splash meet.The Winter Splash meet, held at the ASB Aquatic Centre and hosted by Nelson South Swim Club, was the final opportunity for swimmers looking to qualify for the New Zealand Short Course Championship in Wel-lington next month.Tasman will send a team of six to short course na-tionals, including; Mad-isen Stanley, Sam McKen-zie, Caitlin Delany, Cara Pearson, Thomas Heaton and Talya. The competi-tion begins on September 2. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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In the Grade 1 game between Nayland College and Garin College it was definitely a game of two halves. Nayland were on the back foot from the get go as coach Trevor Olley has struggled to field a full line up for the past eight games due to injury and illness. A reshuf-fled mid court could not match the experience of Garin, par-ticularly in the second quar-ter when they were out scored 12–2. The lack of combination, coupled with the excellent de-fensive work of Kate Hand and Sarah Robinson forced a blow out. Nayland made several changes at the major break which soon began to pay dividends as they drew the third quarter 7-all. Tayler Boeyen’s move to goal attack had the Garin tall tim-ber defensive pairing moving, which made it easier to find free space. Nayland left their best until the final quarter when they outscored Garin 8–5. Holly Chandler had a great game at goal-keep as she picked off nu-merous well-timed intercepts,

most of which came in the final quarter.Garin’s standout was goal shoot Olivia Nott, with her movement and shooting on point. Poppy Restieaux at goal attack did a power of work off

the line and gained the major-ity of the centre pass received and played a more supportive role to Olivia. Rosette Hailes-Paku at wing attack in the first half was effective for the sec-ond phase play and along with her replacement Jess Brooks were accurate on the feed to the shooters. Makaila Powick had her usual industrious game until she left the court and was replaced by Keely Kira. Piki Boyles was introduced at wing defence in the second half and did a great job to apply pres-sure on the outside of the cir-cle and along with Kate and Sarah were an absolute wall of defence. Kate and Sarah re-bounded strongly and pulled in numerous intercepts.Even though Garin won the game 31–21, they will need to address the basic funda-mental errors when under pressure. There were several unforced errors which need to be eliminated from their game, however they will be looking to address this at the Supernet competition and the remaining competition games before heading to the South Island Secondary Schools next month. Nayland have decided not to compete in Supernet.

Sarah Robinson of Garin College makes an intercept in Saturday’s match against Nayland. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Environment and Planning CommitteeTasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 21 August 2014, 9.30 am. Public forum

Corporate Services CommitteeTasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 28 August 2014, 9.30 am. Public forum

Commercial SubcommitteeTasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Friday 29 August 2014, 1.30 pm. No public forum

Nelson Regional Sewerage Business UnitNelson City Council Chambers, Friday 29 August 2014, 1.00 pm. No public forum

Proposal to Amend the Tasman District Council Consolidated Bylaw – Chapter 4 – Speed Limits 2013 The Tasman District Council Consolidated Bylaw – Chapter 4 – Speed Limits Bylaw 2013 came into force on 23 July 2013. The Council has now resolved to undertake an amendment of the Chapter 4 of the Consolidated Bylaw. The draft amendments to Chapter 4 are now available for consultation in accordance with Sections 83 and 84 of the Local Government Act 2002.Chapter 4 of the Consolidated Bylaw sets out the speed limit for various local public roads (not State Highways) within the Tasman District. Only the NZ Police can enforce speed limits.The setting of speed limits is governed by the Land Transport Rule - Setting of Speed Limits 2003 and requires a number of factors to be considered when setting speed limits.The Council encourages you to have your say about the amendments to Chapter 4 of the Consolidated Bylaw. Please take the time to make a submission detailing your views and any changes you think would enhance it.Copies of the complete Statement of Proposal are available for viewing on the Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz and during normal office hours at the following Tasman District Council Service Centres:• Richmond, 189 Queen Street, Richmond• Motueka, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka• Takaka, 78 Commercial Street, Takaka• Murchison, 92 Fairfax Street, MurchisonAnd libraries:• District Library, Queen Street, Richmond• Motueka Library, Pah Street, Motueka• Takaka Memorial Library, Junction Street, Takaka.

Making a SubmissionSubmissions can be made online at www.tasman.govt.nz or posted to the Draft Amendments to the Speed Limit Bylaw, Tasman District Council, Private Bag 4, Richmond 7050 or via email to [email protected] or delivered to any of the Council offices or libraries noted above.Submissions should include your name, address, telephone number and email address and should state if you wish to speak to the Council in support of your submission at a hearing (date to be finalised). Submitters will be advised of the time to present their submission in due course.All written submissions will be acknowledged. An explanation of the Council’s final decision will be sent to all submitters following final adoption.Please note that all submissions are a matter of public record and subject to the requirements of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act.Submissions should be sent directly to:Speed Limit Bylaw AmendmentTasman District CouncilPrivate Bag 4Richmond 7050Submissions close at 4.30 pm on Monday 15 September 2014.

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

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

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

Temporary Road Closure Tasman District Council advises that the following roads will be closed for a period of one day between 1 September 2014 and 17 December 2014 to allow the Department of Conservation to undertake pest control. • Cobb Valley Road, between the Cobb power-station and the Cobb Reservoir lookout.• Wangapeka River Road from Dart River Road.The time of closure is weather dependent.Signs will be erected at the junction of Takaka Valley Highway and Cobb Valley Road for the Cobb Road closure.Affected landowners have been informed of this proposed closure by phone.Further information can be obtained from the Department of Conservation in Motueka or Takaka.

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.

Ecofest@Motueka Sunday 21 September 2014, 10.00 am–4.00 pm, Motueka Recreation CentreInviting businesses and community groups to get in touch ASAP! Email: [email protected] or Ph. 03 543 3663. www.ecofestnelsontasman.co.nz

Community NoticesEcofest@Motueka Eco-home tourSunday 14 September 2014. Starts & finishes in Motueka.Tickets on sale NOW from TDC Motueka and Richmond.All enquiries to [email protected] or 03 5433 663

Small bags (45 litres) – $1.70Big bags (60 litres) – $2.00

Tired of your rubbish piling up?Get Council rubbish bags from any Tasman District Council office.

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Keeping you in touchCommunity Events

Richmond Kindergarten Fundraising raffle: A ticket is drawn each day in Sept: Tickets $2 each. Great Prizes. To buy a ticket call Di at Richmond Kindergarten 5445588 or Jacinta Boyd 021 269 7256DANCE FOR FUN, Rock n Roll in Richmd, No Partner needed, Mondays to Sept. 15, Catholic Church, Williams St, 11 am-12 noon Ph Yvonne 021 2141270 or Nancy 021 1277892, or 544 7408Waitaki Girls’ High School group. Wed Aug. 20 Mini Golf/Afternoon Tea 1pm Action Enter-tainment Centre 30 McPherson Road Richmond 2.30pm Vanilla Bean 355 Lower Queen St Rich-mond. If wet 2pm at Vanilla Bean.FESTIVAL OF FLOWERS celebrated on Sat. 20 Sept. at Mapua Hall. Fantastic Floral Displays. Plant and produce sales. Fun for all the family with market stalls and sausage sizzle. Stallholder Enquiries phone Ngaire 5403193MESSY CHURCH. Sun 24 Aug , 4-6pm at Church on the Hill Hall, Dorset St. Richmond. Theme “Who is Jesus”. Fun, food, fellowship for all ages. Bring food to share. Everyone welcome. Contact Jude 5448254CONCERT IN THE CATHEDRAL by Song-birds Singers & Men in Accord A Cappella Cho-rus on Sat 23rd August at 2.0 pm. ALSO SONG-BIRDS SINGERS and MEN IN ACCORD A CAPPELLA chorus will be entertaining in The Ca-thedral Sat 23rd Aug 2pm. You won’t be disappoint-ed. Entry by donation. Enquiries to Ph: 5441108CONCERT Sun. 24 Aug. 2-3.30pm Te Manawa Women’s World Music Choir singing songs from many cultures in several languages. At Nelson Re-form Church Hall Burrough Place Enner Glynn. Adults $5, children $2 Afternoon tea includedFRESH FOCUS Grant Sidaway speaking about “Technology Trends – don’t miss the bus?”, Mon 25 Aug, 10-11am. Nelson Suburban Club, 168 Ta-hunanui Drive. Everyone welcome. Entry $2.Little lane Twilight Market. Headingly Centre, Headingly Lane, off Lower Queen St, Richmond. Fri 29 Aug. Free Entry. 5-9pm Local stalls, Hand-crafted goods, Silent auction delicious food, stay for dinner or coffee & nibbles Live Music Kid Friendly Fund raising event for Pinnacle House Vocational Service for those with high special needs.

Plunket Baby Bonanza Sat. Oct 18 9am – 12pm Hope Hall, Richmond Sell your pre loved chil-dren’s clothes, toys & nursery items Table book-ings are now open, phone Lisa on 5424496 or [email protected] SCHOOL Country Fair. Sat 6 Sept 11am to 2pm. Great family fun day. Pony rides, animal nursery, face painting, silent auction, art room, food, entertainment, plants & produce. Ph 5442746Nelson Cathedral Christmas Tree Festival 18– 22 Dec. ‘14 If interested please call 5481008 or email: [email protected] Nelson, 11 Hastings St,Nelson on the 20th August at 2.30pm.Certificate in Horticulture (Are you looking for an interesting and highly rewarding horticulture experience? The NMIT National Certificate in Horticulture (Level 2) is a fee free NZQA accred-ited, 10 months part-time programme can be studied from home & is complemented with tu-torials & workshops. For info Eileen Kaufman on 021 174 9414.Summer’s not far away! Try the NEW RICH-MOND PILATES LUNCHTIME CLASS - Wed from 12.35 to 1.25pm. Flatten your tummy, ease back pain, improve flexibility, starting 20 August.REGULAR EVENTSNELSON TASMAN BEEKEEPERS Club meets first Wednesday each month 7pm Waimea Lounge Richmond A&P Showgrounds Lower Queen St Richmond New members are welcome to attend. www.nelsonbeekeepers.org.nzSING with Nelson Bays Harmony! Women of all ages, who enjoy singing, are invited to visit an open rehearsal during Sept.. Brush up your vocal skills & experience the buzz of singing 4-part a cappella harmony. For details contact Jenny 0275444121 or [email protected] Night Knitting Group Meets 1st Thurs-day 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. Join our Nelson Knitters, NZ group on Ravelry.com or email [email protected]

Crafts, Caring & Sharing, each Mon. 9.30am until 12 noon. Bring your favourite craft. Bring a friend, come for a cuppa. All welcome. Gold coin dona-tion. For more info call Pauline. Ph: 5449174.Richmond Playcentre invites families with chil-dren from birth to 6 years old. A fun & relaxed at-mosphere. Come & enjoy 3 free visits at 46 Waver-ly St. Mon, Wed & Fri 9.30 -12pm or Ph544 6316ALLIANCE FRANCAISE Join us on Fridays from 4-5:45pm at La Gourmandise 276 Hardy St. for in-formal French conversation. All welcome whatever your French level. See www.af-nelson-tasman.org.nzRichmond Spinning & Weaving Group, have you thought about learning a new hobby? We meet at Birch Hall, Richmond showgrounds,2nd & 4th Thursdays for spinning,3rd Thursday for weaving & Felting,at 9-30 am New members wel-come, bring your lunch.Contact ,Mary 5472 611Apple 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 detailsTiny Tots, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, active movement and rhymes for preschoolers & their caregivers. Tuesdays 10-10.30am Children’s Area, Richmond Library during term time.Plunket Richmond Playgroup Every Mon. in term time at Plunket Clinic Rooms, Oxford St., Richmond 9.30am – 11.30am Free, morning tea provided. Come along for a chat & a cuppa! For info call Wendy 0276 949720.SPEAK WITH CONFIDENCE: Shape your words with POWERtalk Waimea. Learn and practice at our meetings in Annesbrook, 1st & 3rd Wednesday at 7pm. Please ring Helen, 5483893 or Yvonne 5446350. www.powertalknelson1.word-press.com.Stoke Methodist Opportunity Centre (Opposite Stoke Library). Good, used clothing. Very cheap. Open every Thurs. 9.30 am to 12 noon. Fill a bag for $2.00. Ph: 5443226. SPACE welcomes first time parents & their babies aged 0–12months - weekly sessions incl. opportuni-ties to meet other parents, discussions on child devel-opment & parenting, music & activities. Marie Leni-han 03 545 2017, 0274052174 or [email protected]

PEA STRAW FOR SALE$10 per bale. Top quality, tightly packed. Delivered Nelson. Motueka. 021 467 816 or 03 528 7542

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Backload space availableBackload of furniture or similar load from Nel-son/Motueka area to Ashburton or en-route, very reasonable rates. Paul 03 528 7542 or Col-in 021 467 816

Classified Deadline

monday 5pm

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Classifieds Ph 544 [email protected]

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 JAM kids program

ST DAVID’SPRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH11 Florence Street, Richmond

Worship Services this Sunday

9.30am Worship and 5pm Family Gathering time Enjoy crafts, a shared tea and a

short family worship time.A warm welcome awaits you.

www.stdavidschurch.co.nzPhone 544 8387

Holy Trinity Anglican Church

27 Dorset St, RichmondPhone 544-8844

Sunday Services24 August 2014

9.00am Holy Communion10.30am Family Service

Theme: Saved for a Purpose

Wednesday 10.00amHoly Communion

All Welcomewww.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

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The Headingly Centre Headingly Lane

Richmond

You are welcome

church NoticEs

Do you need a house-keeper or gardener???Professional cleaner and keen gardener. Reasonable rates apply within. References are available. Text or Call Anna on 0272277033 5419633 anytime.

Maths Tutor:experienced, effective and enthusiastic tutor for Year 11 maths. Excellent refs available. $50/hr Ph 022 163 1560.

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Notice to all Advertisers: By placing your advertisement you agree with the terms and con-ditions 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.

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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]

Earn an extra $25 - $125pw!• Work flexible days and hours close to home• Deliver & collect 100-300 catalogues pw • Free catalogues and full support providedPh/txt NOW to join your friendly local team

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14, 15, 16 August

Register [email protected] 027 230 0146

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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.

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ALANCOOPERB U I L D E R

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

Ph 027 435 8101A/Hours 03 543 2432

All Aspects Of CarpentryQualified Tradesman

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PuBLic NoticE

We require a full time, trade experienced painter and paperhanger to join our great team. Plastering experience is a plus.

The right applicant will have:- A good work ethic and positive attitude.- At least, 5 plus years working in the industry.- The ability to work to goals and deadlines.- The ability to work alone or part of a team.

Current driver’s license and initial transport is essential for all applicants.

Please attach your CV or basic cover letter outlining your trade skills and past experience. Email this through to;[email protected] or call 027 346 6305

Painter/Paperhanger

Victory Community Centre, Totara Street, Nelson

nelsonchristadelph.wix.com/thebibleourguide

Sunday 24 August 20147pm - All Welcome

Seminar 5

The Message of the Bible

The promises to David

Ad sponsored by BMTT Brian Miller Truck & Tractor

Celebrates 20 years of Belly Dancewith a show at the

PLAYHOUSESat August 30th

dinner from 6pm, show at 8pm$15 general, $10 seniors,

children 12 and under free - tickets at doorproceeds to the Brian Injury Association of Nelson

to book phone (03) 540 2985email: [email protected]

for more info contact Gretchen 03 548 8707 email: [email protected]

Prospectus to students in local schools11 - 22 August

Year 6 Parent Evening28 August – 7:00pm

Enrolments due5 September

Enrolment Scheme - ZoneThe school is required by the Ministry of Education to operate a scheme to manage out of zone enrolments.

Details are available from the school office and website.

The school has determined that the following places are likely to be available for out of zone students for

2015: Year 7 – 20 places, Year 8 – 5 places

[email protected]

544-8994

2015 - Year 7 Enrolments

WAIMEA INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL

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HEALTH CARE ASSISTANTS

We require experienced Health Care Assistants to

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home & Pets, & would like more informationPlease phone Myrna

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DIGGERS

INTERIOR SEWING

PANEL BEATER PROPERTY

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

Call Tony Johnston

90 VANGUARD STNELSON PH: 548 3954 027 548 3954

DRAINLAYER

TRAINING

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TRAINING

PLUMBING & GAS

Ph: 543 8090

Honest Reliable Master Plumbers and Gasfitters

Since 1915

Kevin Harris

Small Jobs

Welcome

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

Ph: 543 8090

Honest Reliable Master Plumbers and Gasfitters

Since 1915

Kevin Harris

Small Jobs

Welcome

PLUMBER

Sew for UBridal

Formal

Childrens

Alterations - zips, hems, mending

544 7285No job too small

Liz McLean

SEWING

Work Place First Aid Courses

Ph 544 9180Corporate Rates Available

Aug:Sept:Oct:Nov:

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

CLEANING

GARDENING

HARRIS TRAINING SERVICES LTD

Registered Trainer, Assessor & EPA Test Certifier

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

• Growsafe & Approved Handler Certification

• Chainsaw • Tree Felling • Quad Bike • Tractor

For course dates see www.harristraining.co.nz

544 8059

Maintenance Blocked DrainsDomestic WorkNew HousingIndustrial PropertiesLeaking Taps & Pipes

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Your one-stop shop for- WOF -

- Engine Tuning -- Brakes & Clutch -

- Wheel Alignment -All mechanical services

Kerry & Sharlene Friend7 Gladstone Road

Richmond(behind Mobil)

Phone 03 544 2266

Friendly service guaranteed

Carpet cleaning professionalsCarpet, rugs & vinylCarpet stainsUpholsteryMouldPest control

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

Hot water extraction carpet cleaning

www.enviro.co.nz

IICRC internationallyqualified

ELECTRICIAN

Ph: 021 482 088 or 542 2328

www.rowandronelectrical.co.nz

4 Ernest Pl, Brightwater

Registered Electricians

Domestic & Commercial Wiring

PV Solar expert

Maintenance & Repairs

Ltd

AGRICULTURAL

PLUMBER

Specialising in small jobs and maintenance

plumbing

• Renovations• Kitchens

• Bathrooms4 Coach Pl, Brightwater

0275 423 343A/H: 542 3343

ARCADIA GARDEN SOLUTIONS

Need help with your garden?

Call Tony Baker 544 3977

• 24 Years Horticulture Experience• Landscaping • Pruning

• Hedge Trimming • Tidying • Weeding • Lawn Care

GARDENING GAS STAYS

4A Gladstone Road, Richmond

24HR - PH: 544 5723 MAIN ROAD APPLEBY

BRANDS - SERVICE - FINANCEParts and Service for ALL makes

and ALL models

24HR Call Out

Watch and Clock Repairs

Rod Clark qualified watchmaker

At Benjamin Black Goldsmiths176 Bridge Street, Nelson

(opposite Graham’s Trading Post)03 546 9137

www.benjaminblack.co.nz

● Overhauls● Repairs● All watches

and clocks

WATCH REPAIRS WATERBLASTING

FLOOR SANDING

ELITEFLOORING SERVICES

Over 20 years Experience

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

[email protected]

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

0800 455 141

Member NZ National Flooring Assn.

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

NOW OPEN SATURDAYS

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

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

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Baby&Mobility HIRE

MOBILITY

SUIT HIRE

SUIT HIREWeddings, Black Tie,

School Balls

Ph 548 7655155 Trafalgar St

(opp Westpac)

NelSoN TailorS MeNSWear

544 0203Phone orders welcome

Sundial Square Richmond Open 7 Days 11am - Late

TAKEAWAY

BRAKE OR CLUTCH BUILDER

• HolidayHomes• BushCabins• Renovation

Est. 2006

DRIVEWAYS

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

548 0007 16 Halifax Street

We do call outs and remote support too

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

COMPUTERS

HOME LOANS

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

Phone 548 8590

on siteoff site

• 15 years experience• Great rates • Genuine parts

www.NelsonMarineEngineering.co.nz

Ph 022 307 3986 or 539 0953

MobilE outboard sErviciNG aNd boat rEPairs

MARINE

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

24HR FREEPHONE0800 506 111126 Tahunanui Dr, Nelson

275A High St, Motueka

SECURITY

Soul Oasis

022 609 0088Supporting your

healing and growth

• Energy healer

• 20+ years experience

• $40 per hour

HEALINg

• Leaks• Repairs• Maintenance• ReRoofs• New Roofs

Ph: 538 0824Proudly supplying Orange Residential Homes

roofing requirements for over 10 years

Stoke

ROOfINg

ELECTRICIAN

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

FREE Mileage - conditions apply

24hr Service

542 2120027 542 4473

[email protected]

lawnmowingweedeatinggardening

FREE Quotes

Atawhai to Wakefieldand everywhere in between

Call Simon545 1000021 223 3135

LAWNMOWINg

Certified Mac Technicianwww.mac111.co.nz

Ph: 0275481618

iPhone - iPad Screen Repairs

Apple Computer Repairs

APPLE REPAIRS

SUIT HIRESOLAR

Specialising in supply & installation of Solar Systems for:

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

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

Clean, green, affordable

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

03 544 8059www.nzsolar.co.nz

Your solar specialists

ACCOUNTING AUTOMOTIvEACCESS EQUIP

4A Gladstone Road, Richmond

REACH NEW HEIGHTSPh 544 3985

21 Elms Street, Wakatu Estate,Nelson

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•Registered drainlayers (Residential & Commercial)

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

commercial concrete

Phone 03 543 8243

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Phone 0800 448 446

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027 671 8417Call Adam

or 544 9415

Adam Brumwell

Painting

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

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543 9977

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

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Ph 544 4306

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021 0290 7223

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Water blasting

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The Outboard Shop• Outboard servicing &

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

Dennis Ellmers Certified Technician105 St Vincent Street

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

[email protected]

AL FRESCOGarden & Property

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

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

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PHONE 022 186 4965 238 Songer Street, Stoke 7011

Terms & conditions at www.skinnypropertymanagement.co.nz

if you move or list your rental with us.

Ph 027 541 9165

Management fee 6.9%

$300 CASH

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

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