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Three hundred people have applied to work at The Warehouse in Richmond, however most of the job hunters will be let down.The Warehouse will employ around 70 team members at its peak for the store and Simon Turner, CEO of The Warehouse,

confirmed that 300 people had applied for jobs at the store but they are no longer looking to recruit staff.Five hundred people applied for jobs at Kmart, with 90 of those getting work when the store opened. Their staffing roll has since lowered to be-tween 70 and 60.The 3500m2 The Warehouse store will

open on Queen St on August 28, and all of the building work is on track for that date.

The Warehouse will be part of the Gibbons development project which also includes Kmart, Couplands, Benge & Co, Colum-bus Coffee and Aki Sushi. There will also be another yet-be-announced retailer on site.Simon says the company was attracted to Richmond as it is “one of New Zealand’s fastest growing regions.”

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Tadmor residents are trying to buy back their 100 year old church and cemetery, before it’s sold and turned into a house.The residents – most of them are farmers – formed the Tadmor Church Society and are hoping to raise $35,000 in order to keep the church and burial ground open to the community.The church services stopped about 20 years ago, and the building has predominantly been used for wed-dings and funerals since then. It’s currently owned by the Angli-can Diocesan Trust who received an offer from a potential buyer. But, with some public pressure, they have agreed to sell it to the soci-ety if they can raise $35,000 before October. If it is ever on-sold, they will have to come up with a further

$60,000 which makes up the cur-rent market value.The society has already managed to raise $15,000 and chairman Bruce Moffitt, whose grandfather donated the land which the church is built on in 1914, wants it to remain in the community. “Originally the land was given to them by my grandparents. The people donated all of the materials and everything to build the church, so it belongs to the community and it’s a pity we’ve got to buy it back,” he says. “A lot of people are still being buried in the cemetery and we want to keep it operating. We want to make sure people with relatives buried there

can still visit.”Bruce is happy with how the fun-draising effort is going, and the society was buoyed by a recent fundraising motorcycle ride with the Nelson Motorcycle Club which raised $2235. “We hope we can get to our target. We sent out over 100 letters to individuals who have shown an interest to give us a do-nation so we’re waiting for some of those to come in now. We’re nearly halfway there so we just need some support.”After they have completed the pur-chase, the residents and the society plan to hold a special service and a celebration to mark the church’s 100 year anniversary.To enquire about supporting the church, phone Bruce on 03 522 3039.

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Police are very concerned about the number and fre-quency of fuel thefts from properties in the Nelson Bays area in recent months, and the lengths offenders seem prepared to go to.Between April 1 and July 2, there were 50 fuel thefts re-ported from properties be-tween Richmond and Mo-tueka. The incidents have included offenders forcing entry into enclosed yards, siphoning industrial machinery such as diggers parked on the road-side and siphoning from farm vehicles, farm storage

tanks and cars. Fuel tanks have also been taken from boats.In the most recent incident, police believe the offenders may have been disturbed by a property owner's dog in the early hours of Thursday morning while they were attempting to steal diesel at Hope. Cans of diesel were found hidden in a hedge and the family's labrador was found dead nearby. Sergeant Dave Prentice says police would like to speak to anyone who has information about people involved in this type of offending.

Are you looking forward to the opening of The Warehouse in Richmond? And do you think it will it have any effect on your shopping habits?

Tony Dyer, Richmond.

“Yeah I guess we are. I suppose it’s good to get Richmond up and going, it’s going to bring more people to Richmond.”

David Cook, Richmond.

“No, it’s not going to change my shopping habits. We’ll go to the local one instead of the one in Nelson.”

Pam Burgess, Brightwater.

“I will use it a bit. I like it for t-shirts and things. I would cer-tainly use it, in fact I can’t wait. Briscoes and the Warehouse would be the only reason we’d go into Nelson really.”

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“I’ll be still shopping at the mall here. I think it’s a great idea. I had to go into the Ware-house yesterday but if it had been here I definitely wouldn’t have gone into Nelson.”

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It was a bluebird day at the More FM Rainbow Family Snow Day over the weekend. Delighted children gathered around the games tent for snow bulls-eye, lolly scrambles, sled-ding, and tug of war games, at Rainbow Ski Area.The weather also made for optimal snow machine condi-tions, and vice chair of the ski area, Hamish Neill, says punt-ers enjoyed the most manmade snow ever created there, due to the combination of cold nights and fine days.

“A bonus, because it’s more du-rable than natural snow and as a result more people come up,” he explains. And more people did go up, says marketing and events liai-son Georgie Tudor-Jones.“Excluding member card-holders which we have sold a lot of, we’ve sold over a hun-dred more passes against this time last year.”Weekend visitor Gavin Beatie says Rainbow Ski Area is a great place for groups of fami-lies to come because the layout makes it easy to keep track of children.

Hamish says they’re hoping the season kicks on from the good start they’ve had and that comes down to the weather. “A good snowfall at the end of July sets the season up, and, if this weekend is anything to go by, it’s already happening” says Hamish.The timing of this year’s good weather couldn’t be better as it coincides with Rainbow Sports Club’s 10th year celebration of owning and operating Rain-bow Ski Area.The next event to look forward to is the Summit Batty Rainbow Club Champs on August 9.

Nelson snowboarder Sam Jones makes the most of the snow at Rainbow Ski Area over the week-end. Insert: Annabelle and Josie Blatt make a snowman on Saturday. Photo: Alicia Burrow.

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Nelson’s fishing community paused for a few hours on Sat-urday to remember the lives of those who have been lost at sea, but then it was all hands back on deck as the hoki sea-son gets off to another “very good” start.A big crowd lined the Port Nel-son waterfront for Saturday’s annual Blessing of the Fleet, which is both a poignant me-morial and a blessing for peo-ple from around the Nelson-Tasman region who will work at sea this season. The annual ceremony started on Friday night with a fireworks display and continued on Saturday when a fleet of fishing boats, offshore from Wakefield Quay, was blessed by Bishop Richard Ellena, Reverend Jeff Cotton and Father David Gruschow.The blessing was followed by a fresh fish market and a display by the Coastguard while spec-tators enjoyed fish and chips cooked by Nelson Rotarians.Seafarers Memorial Trust chairman and event organ-iser, Mike Smith, says he was delighted with the ceremony, which is not only a time for people to reflect on the tragedy

of lives lost at sea but also to ap-preciate the importance of the fishing industry to the region. “It’s hugely important. I believe that 26 per cent of the working population are involved in the fishing industry.”Although the blessing marks the official start of the hoki season, Sealord fishing gen-eral manager Doug Paulin says they have been catching hoki offshore from the West Coast for the last month. Sealord has three factory trawlers and three chartered Ukrainian ves-sels fishing for hoki and Doug says they have had a great start to the season. Sealord has 344 sea-going staff

and 250 land-based staff work-ing on the hoki season that is expected to continue until ear-ly or mid-September. Sealord has a quota for 43,000 tonnes of hoki and has purchased an-other 9000 tonnes of the total allowable commercial catch of 150,000 tonnes.Talley’s Nelson division man-ager Tony Hazlett says they already have three large vessels and “a heap of small inshore owner-operator boats” fishing for hoki off the West Coast.Talley’s has 135 people aboard the large trawlers and 430 land-based staff for the hoki season.“It’s looking very good for the future.”


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A big crowd join Bishop Richard Ellena, Reverend Jeff Cotton and Father David Gruscol, to bless the fishing fleet at Sunder-land Pier on Saturday. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

Blessing for an already ‘very good’ fishing seasonNelsonians can have their say about

the proposed promenade along Rocks Rd after Nelson City coun-cillors unanimously agreed to send two concepts out for consultation.But that’s where the agreement on the plans ended, with several coun-cillors voicing their opposition to it, saying the road is too busy and dangerous for a cycling walkway to work effectively.The promenade could see a three to four metre wide pathway on the sea side of Rocks Rd that could be used by cyclists, walkers and jog-

gers. Both of the options going out for consultation will see a loss of car parks and the introduction of five pedestrian crossings along the road, with the one opposite Guytons to have traffic lights.Concept One will cost between $9-13 million, with $2-3 million of that from the council, the rest from NZTA. For Concept Two, the esti-mated cost is approximately $11-15 million, with $2.5-3.5 million from the council. The feedback period opens on July 24 and closes on August 25.

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TDC weighs up sugary drinks banSugary drinks will be off the menu at Nel-son City Council events and venues, but Tasman District Council is undecided whether it will follow suit.Nelson mayor Rachel Reese made the an-nouncement at the Local Government NZ conference earlier this week – making it the first council in New Zealand to impose such a ban.The sugar-free drinks policy means that all venues like Riverside Pool, Founders and the council buildings will be free of sugary drinks. As will events it manages, like the masked parade, Ecofest, Opera in the Parkand Isel in Bloom.

Rachel says type two diabetes, childhood obesity and dental disease are major issues in New Zealand, and have a significant im-pact on our community.The announcement comes months after the Nelson Marlborough District Health Board became the first health board in thecountry to do the same. In July last year, Dr Robert Beaglehole, principal dental officer for the Nelson

Marlborough District Health Board, spoke with both councils, and told them a rise in obesity and teeth extractions could be prevented if sugary refreshments are no longer available at any event held on coun-cil property. “Last year we put to sleep al-most 300 adults and children and took out a lot of their teeth, and that’s costing the DHB between $1million and $1.5million a year,” he said at the time. “The majority of the teeth were taken out because they were rotten, which was because of too many fizzy drinks and it’s totally preventable.”Last year Tasman mayor Richard Kempthorne ruled out the ban, but this

week he says he was still weighing up the idea. “I’m still weighing it up and I think that Rob is wanting to have another chat with me. But at this stage we haven’t got definite plans to get into that space,” he says.Richard was not surprised by NCC’s deci-sion and says it doesn’t put any pressure on TDC to follow. “We have to think our own process through. It doesn’t put any pres-sure on us but we will reconsider do we do it, or not.”Richard says the main reason for not im-posing a ban comes down to the question of whether it should be a personal choice.

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NEWSin briefLOCAL GOVERNMENT CONFERENCE: More than 500 people are in Nelson for the annual Local Government New Zea-land conference which ends today. The conference is being jointly hosted by Nel-son City Council and Tasman District Council and was held at the Rutherford Hotel from Sunday. The theme this year was “powering economies and building vibrant communities”.

NEW VENUE FOR ECOFEST: Ecofest is this year partnering with Growables gar-dening show at Founders Heritage Park to create a bumper day of “green” activi-ties, products, services and produce for Nelsonians. Formerly held at the Trafal-gar Centre, this year’s Ecofest has been repackaged to include a one day expo in both Nelson and Motueka, along with a series of interesting seminars and hands-on workshops.

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The Wakefield Country Players are about to warm up winter with celebrated New Zealand playwright Roger Hall’s Cin-derella, a traditional panto-mime.But is this take really tradition-al? Not quite, according to the cast behind it. They’ve described their version as a “Kiwi retelling of the leg-end, with King John Key, Cin-derella as an Intrepid Journeys wannabe and two captivatingly vile ugly sisters whose budget

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The entries are rolling in for the Car Company Charity Drive, with dozens already in before the deadline on August 22. Each week, Waimea Weekly will be speaking with an entrant about what the $10,000 would do for their group. This week we speak with the Nelson Sympho-ny Orchestra.

For more than 40 years the Nelson Sym-phony Orchestra has been delighting the senses of appreciative Nelson audi-ences and this week it will again take centre stage – although not at its tradi-tional home.For the vast majority of its history, the Nelson School of Music has been home to the orchestra. But with the earthquake status of the school of music meaning it remains closed, the orchestra has been practising at Old St John’s on Nelson’s Hardy St, and it’s there that they will perform this Saturday’s concert.Orchestra member Pam Seymour says as long as there’s a big crowd to watch

them perform they don’t mind where they play. “We’re always looking for people to fill the auditorium, the more who come along, the happier we are.”She says $10,000 would mean a great deal to the group because it would allow them to bring in internationally recog-nised musicians to play in Nelson. “That enables us to bring in international and national artists to play with us. That would bring enjoyment to the people of Nelson, because they are the ones who will come along and enjoy the music of these international artists.”The orchestra currently has between 40 and 50 members and this week they’ll be rehearsing two hours every day until the

concert on Saturday night. Pam says the concert will be a special performance of music written by those who died in World War One. “The music is not par-ticularly well known, but it is lovely and written by men who gave their lives.”The concert will also feature some po-etry written by soldiers and starts at 7.30pm in Old St John’s this Saturday night.For charities to be in with a chance of winning the $10,000 from the Car Com-pany, they just need to pick up an ap-plication form from any Car Company yard in Nelson, Tahuna or Richmond, or visit www.carcompanynelson.co.nz. Applications close on August 22.

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Island. “We have a massive turnout, es-pecially if it’s a beautiful day. The number of cars is just incredible, some real old Model As, and there are quite a few Mark 2 and 3 Zeph-yrs, as well.”The event is open to the public from 11am until 2:30pm, and anyone with a Ford is welcome to bring it along, and have a slice of the birth-day cake.There will spot prizes and a bar-beque, and event-goers are also en-couraged to “bring lunch and make a day of it”.For further information, contact club president Diane Kemp on 545 0325.

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Ale House for RussellGilden’s birthday party.

Later on Friday, we wentto Mike Corkill’s quiz inRichmond where morethan $5000 was raised

for his fundraiser.On Saturday, we wentalong to Kelly Jenkins’

30th birthday.Remember, if you’d like

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Steven Trehane and Robert Loftus on Saturday.

Jim Manapouri, Russell Gilden, Luke Harrington

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Jenna Beazley and LisaGreenhalgh at Kelly

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Dog walkers well worth it:Gorgeous photo of my staffordshire Dex-ter and his friends on page 3 in this week’s

edition. Thank you:-) Love, love the pet sitters. They do an amazing job. Worth every penny. Dexter has been going for walkies with them for almost two years. Dexter loves them and he’s such a lovely dog. Credits to Wendy Mackay and Lasma and the rest of the team. Highly recom-mended. Suzy Evans.

Light Nelson:Glad we went Saturday! Think it should go for no less than 3 days. I don’t mind

making a gold coin donation either if that would help. Do think there was less to see than last year’s. Maybe because they were more spread out. Lacked the same effect and atmosphere. Don’t want to see it stop though. Nelson needs something like this in the winter. Suzy Andrew.

I think both...and have a route set out that everyone follows, so we all go the same

way. Helen Gowland.

Should be in one gate, out the other, in-stead of everyone going in all different di-

rections. I went home because I just couldn’t deal

with it any longer. My 3 year old was not having fun. So we missed out on most of it. Diana Sim.

Didn’t get to go this year as were away, but, for all the effort the organisers etc

put into it, thought it could easily run over two weekends and the week. Carol Edmonds.

No wonder it was horrible. 30 000 peo-ple all going every which way a parental

nightmare with toddlers. What lights we did ac-tually see was pretty cool though! Ngaire Piggott.

I KNEW it was gonna be mad busy, es-pecially with the weather! It’s FREE! It’s

family friendly, and it’s apparently amazing! What did people expect? Maybe a gold coin do-nation, or tickets needing to be purchased for the event might give a better forecast of how many people will go? Amiee Baker.

The place is amazing!! Given it’s school holidays, over a longer period would be

better. Bridget Hobden.

Larger venue. These people do an amaz-ing job for a free event but was way too

crowded. Maybe glow-in-dark arrows to show

direction people should be going. Debbie Dawkins.

Gold coin donation and a proper route. It wasn’t as good as last year but probably

cause we couldn’t see half of it. Had one slightly grumpy bub by the end of it. Maybe drag it out over 4 days. Tristan Fish.

Well, I thought Light Nelson was fantas-tic. Good on those people who stuck their

neck out to organise such an event and good on those artists who spent hours to pro-duce the magnificent work we saw. I know it was busy, but I can’t get over some people complaining about this fantastic FREE community event. Can’t wait for next year’s. Via text.

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Nelson Pinot Noir was awarded silver. Gary Neale of Brightwater Vineyards says he was thrilled with the results from the competition. “These wines have not been released yet and this is the first time either of them has been judged,” he says. “To receive gold and silver in their first show is very good indeed. This all helps

to reinforce Nelson’s growing reputa-tion as a region for quality pinot noir.” Gary says this is now the ninth time in six years that a Brightwater Vineyards Pinot Noir has been judged to be of gold medal standard.Brightwater Vineyards’ 2012 Lord Ru-therford Barrique Chardonnay received a silver medal at the same event.


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What about turning off the internet two eve-nings a week? That might be too hard – why not try one evening a week? The gadgets that are meant to make our lives easier to manage and enable us to be more connected seem to create more isolation, both within and outside our households. In the school holidays, our family were able to go back and visit a community in the jungle on Santo Island of Vanuatu, where we lived for two years several years ago. During our visit we had no internet and so gadgets designed to make us connected didn’t work, and yet we were more connected to each other than normal. For us it was a time to catch up with friends. Each evening was spent with a different house-hold, eating with them and remembering the past. On the evening we had our meal with the chief of the community, he invited everyone in the room to tell their story, before discussion moved to various social issues facing Vanuatu. It was a special night where we were all connected and present to each other.At the end of each day, we as a family would retire to an area where we could sit on the floor and talk to each other. We talked and laughed and shared memories – and because there was little electricity and we were not connected to the internet – the talking was deeper and precious. In some way, our time was not too dissimilar to when any family goes on a camping holiday or tramping and people play various games during the evenings enjoying good banter. The thing is, everyone was con-nected and the interaction was very special.Our last evening was back in “town” in order to connect to international flights, and, seated around a table eating normal food, I asked the family what they enjoyed most about the past week. Everyone agreed it was the evenings where we as a family were truly connected to-gether and fully present with each other, instead of some of us being glued to a smartphone or tablet or TV screen. The next day in the airport, even though we were sitting together, instead of being connected to each other, we were connected to the internet and no longer present to where we were sitting, and we lost something (that is hard to articu-late). I’ve decided that one evening a week I’ll be internet free (and screen free). Not because internet or screens are wrong – but because re-lationships are the most important thing in life. Relationship with God and with each other are the most important things in this world.

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The trust behind Light Nel-son will expand the event next year, creating more space to ensure it can cope with its rap-idly growing demand.Around 40,000 people attend-ed Light Nelson last weekend, with an incredible 30,000 of those trying to get into the Queens Gardens. Because wet weather forced

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

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

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

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

265 Queen St, Richmond Ph 544 1020

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Thanks to our customers for nominating

us in the Best Cafe Category!• Authentic Thai Cuisine

• Fully licensed with BYO (wine)@274 Queen St, Richmond

Dine In and TakeawayTel 544 6489

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

Open 7 Days for DinnerOpen Mon-Fri for Lunch

Thanks for nominating us!

80 Hardy Street • www.paulasplate.co.nz

Celebrating 1 year in business!

Now available for catering and private functions

Phone (03)548-8057

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

and Ambience & Service categories.

New hours: 10am-2.30pm Mon-Sat

Mishael and the team at Ambrosia would like to thank their

lovely, loyal customers for their Hospitality Award nominations and

for their ongoing support!

Open 7 Days226 Queen Street, Richmond

Ph 03 544 0025

Shed One, Mapua WharfTel: 540 2028

www.jellyfishmapua.co.nz

Thank you to our customers for nominating us for

Best Restaurant!Open for breakfast, lunch

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

HAVE YOU DISCOVERED YET?

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

Have here or takeaway coffees Homemade delectable food Gift vouchers available for all occasions

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HAVE YOU DISCOVERED YET?

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

Have here or takeaway coffees Homemade delectable food Gift vouchers available for all occasions

I GINGERCAFE.co.nz I P 03 544 7136

A huge thank you to all our customers for

our votes in the Nelson hospitality

Awards

Eastern Entrance Richmond Mall

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

2014 Nelson Hospitality Awards!

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

Takeaways also available

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

our team at The Indian Café”

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

Sincere thanks for our nominations in the 2014-2015

Nelson Hospitality Awards.You really made our day!

Phone 544 950020 Oxford St, Richmond

We’re excited to be a finalist for the 2014 Nelson

Hospitality Awards.

Café of the Year

Outstanding Ambience & Service

Waiter/Maitre D of the Year

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99 QuaranTine rd, Tahunanui

proud to be nominated in the hospitality awards

alehousenelson.co.nz

The home of genuine sourdough and levain based European style bread and

hand crafted Pastries

Winter Season Opening HoursTues - Fri 8am - 4pm & Sat 8am - 2pm

We also specialise in traditional

Swedish cakes & tortes for any

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Thanks for nominating as in the Best Cafe Category!

Nelson

2014 hospitality awards

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

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

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

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

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Delicious Italian Gourmet Food at its finest Thanks for nominating us for Best Café

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

Buon appetito!Celebrating20

YearsEst 1994

• Great Coffee • Lunches from $8• Evening Meals • Top Wine Selection

• Great Beer Range - including Sprig & Fern

522 Main Road, Stoke Ph 547 1612Open: Tues - Sat 9am - 9pm, Sun & Mon 9am - 5pm

New OwnerSquiresCafe & Bar

for your nominations!Thanks

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

WIN!have your say in the local hospitality awards

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

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

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

Proud to be nominated under the category of

Best Ethnic Cuisine

Café on Oxford

Mint Dining Room

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New Show Home at 5 Fairose Drive, On the BrightsideWe would like to welcome new residents to Brightwater and our rural districts to attend community meetings of the Brightwater Com-munity Association which are now held on the first Monday of the month at 7.30pm at the Brightwater School staffroom.This month we held our AGM and the officers elected were : Andy McQueen, Chairperson; Pat Lithgow, Deputy Chairperson; Rachael Fi-fita, Treasurer. Do you have a few hours to spare to help out the Brightwater community? We are looking for a community minded person to volunteer to become our Community Association Sec-retary. This position involves taking meeting minutes, attending to correspondence and li-aising with the Tasman District Council. If you could help or require more information about the position, please contact me, Andy McQueen ph 542 4461.

We are currently in discussion with TDC to find a solution to the drainage issues with the carpark behind the shops and the village green, and are hopeful of coming up with a successful solution soon. We have recently received a com-plaint of pedestrians on footpaths around Brightwater being hit by cyclists. This relates to cyclists riding on the Ellis Street footpath. We would like to remind cyclists that it is illegal to ride bikes on footpaths. The late Roy Potter developed a great rambling garden on the banks of the Waiiti River at the Tomlinson Reserve and we have asked that it now be managed by the Reserve Division of the TDC. Also, out of respect for Roy’s hard work, a request has been made to place a plaque on the picnic ta-ble at Waimea West to record and acknowledge his dedication and good deeds. We hope you are all keeping nice

and warm during this winter weather. Andy McQueen Chairperson Brightwater Community Associa-tion

Wednesday Morning Commu-nity Preschool PlaygroupRaising children - It is one of the most important jobs you will do in your life. It has been said that it takes a village to bring children up and this is one of the reasons that we hold a Wednesday morn-ing community play group at the Brightwater Community Angli-can Church crèche building. This playgroup provides a time for children to play with all sorts of toys while parents can informally mix and meet new people. It is place where you can ask questions like, what do you do when …? or just have a pleasant morning talk-ing to other adults. Playgroup be-gins at 10am and runs through to mid day.

David, Page, Hazel and Sarah Stuart enjoy a lovely warm cup of vege-table soup at Pinegrove Kindergarten’s celebration of the Maori New Year and the kindergarten’s 16th birthday, and the blessing of a newly donated piece of land.

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New Show Home at 5 Fairose Drive, On the Brightside

Snowden’s BushThis area, one of the few remain-ing treasures of the original bush cover typical of our district was owned by the Snowden family who lived in a cob house behind the bush. The cob house’s replace-ment became the residence of Mr and Mrs Len Gray and is now lived in by their granddaughter, Kylie O’Connell and her family.The Waimea County records of August 1920 show that a remit to a Conference of Local Bodies rec-ommended that Snowden’s Bush be purchased for recreation pur

poses and made into a Scenic Re-serve. In April of 1922, £608-10-0 was raised by public subscription together with a government sub-sidy of £500 which secured the purchase of the reserve for the use of generations to come.In 1939 Brightwater School pupils wrote the following piece describ-ing the reserve. “It is a glorious piece of bush, full of sunlight and shadows taking up about 13 acres. The kowhais attract our native bird, the tui, which throws forth it’s sweet song, day by day.

Music and Rhythm On Monday mornings the Bright-water Community Anglican church hall resounds with upbeat mu-sic and the voices of preschoolers as they enjoy a half hour of music and fun, beginning at 10am. The children sing and do actions to a wide variety of songs while using equipment like the parachutes, rib-bons, and noise making toys. These activities help the children develop gross and fine motor skills, lan-guage, imagination, mathematical and pre-reading skills, as well pro-viding the opportunity for them to socialise with others. After all that hard work it is time for morning tea and a well earned play with the toys. By the time the last one leaves it is getting on towards lunch time and for the younger ones a well de-served nap.

What a BUZZIf you had been at the church hall on Thursday afternoons (from 3:30-4:30pm) you would have been amazed at the number of chil-dren that just kept coming in. In terms two and three children in years 3 to 6 at school, turn up for the Buzz Club @ Brightwater after school club. The kids have a great time playing games and hearing story telling with a Christian back-

ground, before finishing off with a craft activity. There was so much noise and laughter the other day someone popped into the hall just to make sure everything was okay.

Waimea Area QuiltersOur August monthly meeting will be held at Hope School Library on Patons Rd. It is happening on Au-gust 14 from 7.30pm. New mem-bers are always welcome. Phone Marilyn on 541 8435 for more in-formation.

Guiding in the Brightwater AreaSadly, Our Brightwater Guides leader, Josie is leaving us at the end of Term 4 and we will need a new person to lead and inspire this busy, happy bunch of 11 girls. If you think you might be interested in helping please contact Josie so we can get a new leader trained by the end of Term 4. Contact Jo-sie Macdonald on 544 2660 or 021 0255 2383. Term 3 starts for Guides on Wednesday, 23 July at the Scout Den and for Wakefield Pippins and Brownies on Thursday, 24 July at the Village Hall. Sue Burrowes, DC Twin Peaks rural district.

Grief of losing a babyThe loss of a baby is a deeply trau-

matic experience for the mother, father and those close to them, whether it is a result of still birth or miscar-riage. The Brightwater Community Anglican Church is facilitating a remembrance service for people who have lost a child at any stage of pregnancy, at birth or in infancy, whether t occurred last week or decades ago. The ser-vice will give you the opportunity to stand

with other people ‘who know’ the pain of los-ing a child. The service is for women and men who have suffered loss, their children and their extended family and friends, whether the loss is recent or histor-ic. The service will be held at St Pauls Church Hall, 68 Waimea West Rd, Brightwater on Sunday, 27 July at 3pm. Come and rejoice in your baby’s life, grieve and remember.

Snowden’s Bush in Brightwater is home to one of the few remaining lowland totara forests in the Nelson region.


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Managing Director David Horncastle with Jo Managh and David Peacock are the team at BQD who take all the stress out of a building project.


their project and provide a price for any specific trades. “It’s up to each customer how we price their home and our process enables the customer to do just that” says David. BQD construction management allows customers active involvement in the build of their home or, alternatively, they can be completely hands-off. BQD tailor their ser-vices to meet customers’ requirements. “Everyone is different. They can be as involved as they like or as little as they like. A lot of our cus-tomers would generally like more involvement throughout the construction phase and the flex-ibility of our processes cater for this. We like our customer’s involvement because there are decisions to be made along the way and it’s about ensuring that customers have the ability and the opportunity to make these decisions and not have these made for them.”

The BQD concept has proven itself time and time again in giving clients a comprehensive pricing analysis, total flex-ibility, budget control and complete disclosure through-out the entire process. “It’s a big undertaking to go into a project where you’re dealing with grey areas,” says David. “So it’s removing those grey areas and ensuring that cus-

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Over the last few weeks or so the weather has hampered getting out fishing with few reports coming in, so I thought it might be a good chance to remind everyone of some basic safety precautions and how to develop your own critical checklist before heading out boating.Whenever you are going out on the water, make sure people are aware of where you are going and, more importantly, when you intend to be back. That way, friends and family won’t get unnecessarily worried and con-tact authorities causing in some cases, expensive and time consum-ing searches to be mounted. It pays to prepare a Two Minute form that has the details of your vessel, where you are going boating and when you are returning. Give it to someone who can contact the authorities if you don’t return by your scheduled time then someone can contact the Coastguard.Make sure you wear the appropri-ate clothing when going boating. Always wear a lifejacket when you go boating and always wear cloth-ing that is appropriate for the con-ditions. A rule of thumb is that you should go for several layers of thinner clothing rather than one thick layer (thinner, multi layers trap air and retains heat better). You can always remove a layer if you get too warm.When going boating you must carry some form of communica-tion device in case you get into difficulty. It is important when go-ing boating that you carry at least two forms of communication. You never know when you might need to contact someone in a hurry. By far the best form of communication is a marine VHF radio. When you

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Everyone has a voice inside them and Alice Robin just wants to bring them out. Her history with choral music has seen her lead and organise a number of choir groups and festivals in England, but after her move to New Zealand she formed a successful evening community choir which draws around 60 singers regularly to The Boathouse in Nelson.Now Alice is starting a new sis-ter community choir in Hope. “If you sing at the end of the day you might be a bit tired after work, but in the morning, if you know that’s what you going do it’s fantastic. In England I had two choirs and they were both wonderful, but people were al-ways there at the day one,” says Alice. The choir will be gathering in the youth hall at Hope commu-nity and everyone is welcome to come and enjoy the magic of creating music in a group. Al-ice encourages anyone who is even slightly interested to come along and give it a go. “You get a

great connection when you sing with other people, you get sur-rounded by all their voices and all the sound, the resonance and the vibration and it’s really powerful,” she says. “There’s no judgement about your voice in this choir and every voice has a part to play. Over time we de-velop ways of making our voic-es blend together, but no one will ever be criticised for their voice, as a group we’ll make the best sound we can.”

The new community choir starts on July 25 and will meet weekly on Friday mornings 10am to 12 noon in the Youth Hall at Hope Community Church, Ranzau Rd. Their repertoire of songs rang-es from pop, soul and gospel to folk and funk, with ethnic songs from around the world as well as the occasional classical piece, so for more information call Alice on 553 0448 or email [email protected]

Alice Robin is creating a new day choir in Hope for anyone and everyone interested in singing. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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Lifelong learning isn’t all about training for jobs! It’s about keeping our minds open and engaged, avoiding boredom and enhancing our health, curiosity and creativity. Inform yourself about new trends in bathroom design or raw foods; try new techniques in painting, screenprinting or knitting or explore another country’s culture through food or learning another language.

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A Gareth Palmer penalty was all that separated the two teams, as Wanderers sealed the Car Compa-ny division two rugby champion-ship in extra-time.In front of thousands of spectators at Trafalgar Park, Taylor’s Con-tracting Wanderers gave coach Aaron Everitt and captain Callum Rogers the perfect send-off, win-ning the final 20-17 against rivals Super Liquor Waimea Old Boys, and ensuring they end the season with a perfect 12-from-12 record.Wanderers had led 12-0 at half time before Waimea made a valiant comeback in the second half, tying the game 17-17 after 80 minutes.Callum, who will move to Queen-stown after 17 years with the club, was thrilled with his team’s ef-

forts all season after they finished back in eighth last year. “We’ve really worked hard and come back to the number one spot. The lads have done really well,” he says. “We’ve had quite a lot of young blood come through and we’ve had a new lease of life, I think. Callum says they were pretty con-fident heading into the game with the knowledge that they had done the job against Waimea previ-ously this season, but they knew their perfect round robin would’ve counted for nought had they lost the final. “There was quite a lot of finger-nail biting there in the last couple of minutes but the boys re-ally dug in, even though they were hurting. It was definitely the hard-est game we’ve played all year.”

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Wanderers players, in-cluding Kyle Davies, cen-tre, celebrate winning the division two final. Photo: Evan Barnes/Shuttersport.

Nelson Intermediate School’s 7A netball side got bragging rights over the Waimea Intermediate School 7A team, beating them 17-11 on Satur-day morning.Waimea Intermediate conceded a large height advantage to the Nelson Intermediate defenders and struggled to score regular goals.Nelson move into second place in the Junior 2 Grade competition. Waimea Intermediate 8B lead the competition with four wins from four.Pictured is GA Talia Grey. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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The celebrations continued well into the weekend after Waimea Old Boys claimed their second rugby championship in a row.They hadn’t beaten Taylor’s Contract-ing Wanderers in their two previous attempts this season, but Star & Garter Waimea Old Boys won when it really mattered, sealing a 41-12 victory in front of thousands of spectators at a sunny Trafalgar Park.Captain Ben Coman says the win was

pretty special for the club and heaped praise on the coaches for the work they’ve done throughout the season. “They’ve kept us pretty grounded throughout the whole year, and they’re pretty honest and know how to get the best out of us, and I think that gave us an edge in the end,” he says. Waimea Old Boys were virtually at full strength for the game — the only key absentee being Chiefs’ wing James Lowe, who captained the team last year. And it

was some of the big name players who stood up in the final, with man of the match Kaide Whiting scoring twice, while first five Marty Banks ripped through the Wanderers backline all af-ternoon and Billy Guyton kept the points ticking over — he ended the game with seven successful shots on goal. In the for-wards, players like Peter Samu, Jeff Lepa and Dale Russ made their physical pres-ence felt.Ben says there was a maturity in the

group now, and there was plenty of depth on the bench — two key facets to their squad. Co-coach Mark Milne was really rapt with the perfor-mance. “We knew they’d come back after last year but we’re rapt with how we played, we were pretty clini-cal in the end,” he says.President Duane Whiting wanted to congratulate all the Waimea teams for getting into the finals, with a special mention to the division one side for going back-to-back. He also thanks the sponsors and fans for their support.

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VICTORIOUS: Waimea Old Boys players celebrate winning the Car Company division one final on Saturday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Taylor’s Contracting Wander-ers captain Jesse Pitman says it’s always disappointing to lose a final, but Saturday’s re-sult wasn’t through a lack of effort. “I’m extremely proud of the team and it’s just good to make another final. We didn’t get over the line but you’ve got to be in it to win it,” he says.Jesse says the team was “rocked” during the week when it was confirmed his brother Trael Joass would miss the final, and be sidelined for the rest of the year, due to an issue with his heart. “He’s been bloody good for us and he gives us that direct running, and we just missed that today. He would’ve gone close to making the Makos this year and he’s pretty important to our team, he was really missed.”And although Wanderers spoke of a “three year plan” in their return to the Car Compa-ny division one in 2012, Jesse

still believes his young squad is on the right track to winning their first championship since 1955. “I think we’ve got four or five guys over 25 years old so we’ll keep coming, and be-

cause we haven’t won yet we’ll still be hungry. We’re still chas-ing it, we’ll be back next year and we’ll be back in the final but hopefully we can go one better.”

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Wanderers number eight Tone Ng Shiu skips out of the tackle from Waimea Old Boys halfback Kaide Whiting, during Satur-day’s division one final. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Ella Marwick of the Waimea Old Boys wom-en’s team makes a hit up during Saturday’s rugby 10s final against Marist. Having gone the entire season with just one loss, Waimea Old Boys were edged by Marist 22-21 in the final, ending their five year streak as champi-ons. Photo: Chris Symes/Shuttersport.

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Waimea want off the bottomThe Waimea College first XV has won just their second game of the Press Cup season, and it’s come at an important time as the team look to get off the bottom of the table.Waimea College’s 14-5 win over Lincoln High School keeps them in 15th place, but with two matches left to play coach Daniel Hobbs was hopeful they could finish at least one spot higher. “I said last month that we just wanted to get some pride and enjoyment back, and on the weekend we definitely got some enjoyment back, and we need to make sure we’re better again this weekend,” he says.Waimea College will travel to ninth-placed Ashburton College on Saturday, which will be the team’s best shot at another win, as they have Nelson College in the final round. St Thomas College of Canterbury are the team above Waimea, but only on points differential.

Waimea College first XV openside flanker Jeremy Lordan. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport.

Fustal reps win national titleNelson’s 12th grade futsal team are national champions.Nelson Bays Football sent three age-group sides to the tourna-ment in Wellington, where the 12th grade side finished on top. The 14th grade side lost to the eventual winners in the semi-finals and the 16th grade side missed out on a spot in the final on goal difference only, after finishing second equal

after pool play. NBF general man-ager Clive Beaumont says he was thrilled with the success and says it’s especially remarkable consider-ing Nelson doesn’t even have a jun-ior futsal league. “These boys got together for four weeks of training and were playing against teams that play week in, week out.”Futsal is a five-a-side game played on a small indoor court.

The Nelson Bays Football 12th grade futsal team that won a national tournament this month. Photo: Sue Morris.

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Community Notices

Roadside SprayingContractors employed by New Zealand Transport Agency undertake an ongoing vegetation control programme to ensure that roadside vegetation does not affect the safety or operation of the region’s state highway network. This programme includes the spraying of chemical herbicides including the following active ingredients: Glyphosate, Metsulfuron, Terbuthylazine and Triclopyr. Persons wishing to register their property as a ‘no-spray’ zone, which requires a commitment to maintain a property’s highways frontage to specifications provided by NZTA, may do so by contacting Lea O’Sullivan or Donna Hills on Ph. 03 548 1099 at Opus International Consultants, c/- Private Bag 36, Nelson.

Rivercare meetings 2014

Date and time River / Catchment Location of meeting

Wednesday 23 July 2014 – 2.00 pm

Lower Motueka, Riwaka and Moutere Rivers

Motueka Service Centre

Friday 25 July 2014 – 10.00 am

Upper Motueka Rivers Tapawera Community Centre

Thursday 31 July 2014 – 2.00 pm

Waimea/Wairoa/Wai-iti Rivers (NEW meeting)

Council Chamber

Monday 4 August 2014 – 11.00 am

Golden Bay Rivers Takaka Rugby Clubrooms

The Council invites all interested parties to the 2014 round of Rivercare Meetings. This year we will review the purpose and format of the meetings rather than focusing on the annual work programme. If you have any queries or have a particular topic you would like us to address, please contact Giles Griffith, Rivers and Coastal Engineer, on Ph. 03 543 7244 or Email [email protected]. We look forward to seeing you there.

Corporate Services CommitteeTasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 24 July 2014, 9.30 am. Public forum

Hearing Panel - Environment and Planning Committee (Dog Control Bylaw)Takaka Firest Station, Motupipi Street, Takaka, Monday 28 July 2014, 10.00 am. No public forum

Hearing Panel - Environment and Planning Committee (Dog Control Bylaw)Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Wednesday 30 July 2014, 1.00 pm. No public forum

Community Development CommitteeTasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 31 July 2014, 9.30 am. Public forum

Regional Transport CommitteeTasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Friday 1 August 2014, 9.30 am. No public forum

Notice of Meeting – Richmond Unlimited AGMTuesday 15 July 2014, 5.30 pm, meeting room, Richmond Town Hall. All welcome.

Notice of Meeting – Destination Nelson Lakes AGMMonday 28 July 2014, 7.00 pm, Supper Room, Community Hall. Guest speaker Lynda Keene, Nelson Tasman Tourism. Light supper.

Book Sale – Mapua Community Library FundraiserSaturday 26 July 2014, 10.00 am to 4.00 pm, at the Library, Corner of Aranui and Toru, Mapua Village.Books for all ages and interests. Many like new. Reasonable prices. Rain or shine.

Hope Community ChoirEver wished you could sing? Want to have fun making music with others?A new daytime Community Choir starts next month on Friday mornings in the youth hall at Hope Community Church, Ranzau Road. All welcome to this totally inclusive group – no auditions! Come along just before 10.00 am on Friday 25 July 2014 or contact Alice on, Ph. 03 553 0448 or Email: [email protected] First session FREE, then $8 per week for the whole term or $10 per session.

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

Applicant: Waimea Community Dam Ltd

Location: Lee Valley

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

Submissions due: 4.30 pm on Friday 15 August 2014.

Resource Consents

Submissions called for on reserve land proposalTasman District Council is calling for submissions under the Reserves Act 1977, on its intention to declare a small area of freehold land at Mapua a Local Purpose (Walkway) Reserve. The Council is the owner of an existing Local Purpose Reserve at Aranui Road. This land is Lot 28 DP 17242 (3020m2), and is a walkway which runs between Aranui Road and the sea. When land adjacent to this Reserve was subdivided, a small area of land was offered to the Council as an addition to the Reserve. Due to technicalities in the subdivision process, the land was vested in the Council as freehold land. This land is Lot 1 DP 472570 (184m2). It is not a Reserve at this time, but Section 14 of the Reserves Act allows the Council to declare it to be Reserve, unless objections are sustained following public notification.If the freehold land becomes a Reserve, it will still be subject to all existing encumbrances on the title (easements and building covenants). The proposal is to amalgamate the titles of Lot 28 DP 17242 and Lot 1 DP 472570 when they are both Local Purpose (Walkway) Reserves.The proposal should have no impact on the physical use of either land parcel. Users of the walkway will not notice any difference if Lot 1 DP 472570 is made a Reserve and amalgamated with the adjacent existing Reserve. It is an administrative tidy up to allow land with the same physical use to be held in the same land title, with the same Reserve status.Plans of the existing Reserve and proposed addition to that Reserve can obtained by contacting Robert Cant on Ph. 03 543 8400, or via Email: [email protected]. Copies of this notice, plus plans will also be available on the Council’s website.Written submissions or objections should be sent to: Tasman District Council Private Bag 4 Richmond 7050Submissions or objections will be received up to 4.00 pm on 20 August 2014. Please state whether you would like to speak to your submission in the event that a hearing is required.

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

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Keeping you in touchCommunity Events

Nelson/Tasman Endometriosis Network invite you to join us Mon. 28 July 7.30pm at Contour Roofing, 41 Venice Pl, Stoke to hear Lucy Halsey, INP Medical Clinic speak on “The Secret world of Womens Health, & issues Women are curious about. All welcome. Gold Coin Donation. Info Helen 5441724 A new daytime Community Choir starts next month on Fri. mornings in the youth hall at Hope Community Church, Ranzau Rd.. All welcome to this totally inclusive group – no auditions! Come along just before 10am on Fri. 25 July or contact Alice on 03 553 0448 or [email protected] First session FREE, then $8 per week pre-paid for the whole term or $10 per session. Dance For Fun, Rock n Roll in Richmond, No Partner Needed, Mon.s 14 July to 15 Sept., Catho-lic Church hall, Williams St, 11 am to 12 noon Ph Nancy 021 127 7892 03 544 7408 or Yvonne 021 2141270WORLD BREAST FEEDING WEEK - The Big Latch On 2014, is happening Fri. 1st August, registration from 9.30am at Victory Community Centre. Spot prizes & morning tea available. Con-tact Tara [email protected] 0212772098Star Party view 7PM Fri. 1 August at the Caw-thron Atkinson observatory, Clifton Terrace School, Atawhai. All welcome, gold coin. Weather permitting.Star Party view Saturn, Mars & the moon. 7PM Fri. 1 August at the Cawthron Atkinson observa-tory, Clifton Terrace School, Atawhai. All wel-come, gold coin. Weather permitting. Movie screening of Water Whisperers & discus-sion with Trevor James from TDC, discussing the state of our local water ways. Tues 5th Aug @7pm FreeHouse Yurt. Free entry with drink Purchase.Hillary Croft from Asthma Foundation will be speaking in the quiet room of Nelson Cathedral on Tues. 29 July 10.30am. Contact Jane 5479977.

MARCHING NELSON AGM Sunday July 20, 2014 @ 2 p.m. N.Z. Red Cross Rooms. Parkers Rd, TahunanuiTop of the South Morris Minor Car Club meet-ing, 1.30pm at the Tomlinson’s on Sunday 27 July. Bring a small plate for afternoon tea. Phone Julie 547 3316 by Friday 25 July.Enter the Brook Sanctuary Wildlife Quest! Go on a quest to find out which amazing Dean Ray-bold art panel is lurking at which Brook Sanctu-ary supporter business! 5 lucky winners will claim over $2,500 in family prizes Sat. 2 Aug.. Details on the entry form: www.brooksanctuary.orgREGULAR EVENTSPlunket 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.Preschool Music & Movement - Thurs.s 9.30am. Come along & enjoy musical fun with your baby/preschooler. $1 per child, $2 per family. Head-ingly Centre, Headingly Lane, Richmond. Info & registrations please Ph: 5447071 or email [email protected] Revive - a cafe space where everyone is welcome. Come down for a coffee & a scone - play area for children, table of freebies (clothing, books, etc) parenting resources, great company. Thurs. mornings 10am - 12pm - For more info Ph: 5447071. The Headingly Centre, Headingly Lane, Richmond.Tiny Tots a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, active movement & rhymes for preschool-ers & their caregivers.ALLIANCE FRANCAISE Join us on Fri.s from 4 to 5:45 pm at La Gourm&ise on Hardy St. for informal French conversation. All very welcome whatever your level of French. <af-nelson-tas-man.org.nzStoke 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. The Brook Sanctuary will be at the Nelson Mar-kets this Saturday! Sponsor fence posts there & get a free bumper sticker & fridge magnet, PLUS you can choose a seedling to take home - including the amazing native (& now endangered in the wild) red kaka beak plant. Fabulous!SPACE welcomes first time parents & their ba-bies aged 0 – 12months - weekly sessions include opportunities to meet other parents, discussions on child development & parenting, music & ac-tivities. Contact Marie Lenihan 03 545 2017, 0274052174 or [email protected] UP AND FIND YOUR VOICE: Boost your confidence with POWERtalk Waimea. Become the leader you want to be at our meetings in An-nesbrook, 1st & 3rd Wednesday at 7pm. Please ring Linda, 5447823 or Yvonne 5446350. www.powertalknelson1.wordpress.com.Red Cross Refugee Services Would you like to make a difference & work in a team to support former refugees to resettle in Nelson? Fun & re-warding. Full training provided. Next course: 12–14 Sept. For infor call Red Cross Refugee Services [email protected] or 548-4978Bookchat meet at Stoke Library, Cnr Neale Ave & Putaitai Street the 3rd Wed. 5pm each month. Come along & relax with a coffee, have a chat about books recently read or come along to hear what others have enjoyed & join the discussion. FREE to all. Call Librarian Alyson Baker 5460416 or Librarian Stoke Mary Menzies 5468100.Mum4Mum Breastfeeding support meets the last Wed. of every month 10am-11.30am at the Eco-moon Collective Building, 120 Bridge St, Nel-son. All welcome. Ph Tara 0212772098 or [email protected] Develop your personal social

confidence by learning the art and skills of public speaking at Madhatters Toastmasters. Meet every Fri. 7am-8:30am. For info, ph Kate 548-6636.Richmond Playcentre invites families with chil-dren from birth to 6 years old. A fun & relaxed atmosphere. Come & enjoy 3 free visits at 46 Wa-verly St. Mon, Wed, Fri 9.30 -12pm or Ph 544 6316Angie’s Aerobics STOKE.NEW CLASS Improve strength, balane,flexibility & have fun! Use balls,bands,light weights & more. Mon 10 am,$7 St Barnabas hall, Isel Park,Main rd Stoke.Ph: 5470198 Pilates - strengthen & flatten abs, relieve back pain at Richmond Town Hall, Cambridge St, Mon’s 12.30pm - Book with Sue 538 0318 or 021 0344109, mats provided.Like music & dancing? try Scottish Country Dancing in Richmond. Mon 7.45pm, no partner needed. St David’s Church Hall, Florence St, Rich-mond. more info. ph 5440902Alzheimers Society. Offers information, advice, ongoing support, personal advocacy & education for people with dementia, their carers & family /whanua. For info Ph 03 5467702 or 0800 004 001.Totara Nelson Activity programme 10am-3pm, older people can get together & enjoy good com-pany, friendship, activities & mutual support. Meals included. Transport possible & you may be eligible for financial assistance. Ph 5479350Men In Accord are looking for new members to join our harmony chorus. Do you enjoy singing? Why not come along. We meet Tues evenings 7:15pm at Club Waimea, Ph. Dave 5402178Social Table Tennis at Saxton stadium Wed 7pm - 9pm on now! Mon & Fri 9am – noon will resume 27 Jan All Welcome. Ph Karen 5473005.Aqua aerobics for women. Non profit making women’s group. Mondays 3 to 4 at Ngawhatu pool. Qualified instructor all ages welcome $6.00. Any queries call either Lyn Neumann 5473263 or Sandy Harvey 5445993

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

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548 0007 16 Halifax Street

We do call outs and remote support too

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MARINE

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

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275A High St, Motueka

SECURITY

Soul Oasis

021 0264 4839Supporting your

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• Energy healer

• 20+ years experience

• $40 per hour

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• 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

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542 2120027 542 4473

[email protected]

lawnmowingweedeatinggardening

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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]

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Your solar specialists

ACCOUNTING AUTOMOTIvEACCESS EQUIP

4A Gladstone Road, Richmond

REACH NEW HEIGHTSPh 544 3985

21 Elms Street, Wakatu Estate,Nelson

WE WILL DELIVER

STORAGE

New to StokeFayette Lane

Storageoff Echodale Place, Nayland Area, Stoke

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For info Ph 03 544 1290

Mob 027 245 [email protected]

Rates from$50

per month

•Registered drainlayers (Residential & Commercial)

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commercial concrete

Phone 03 543 8243

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Ltd.

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®

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027 671 8417Call Adam

or 544 9415

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Window cleaning

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Richmond Suit Hire

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249 Queen StRichmond

543 9977

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74 Gladstone Rd, Richmond

Ph 544 4306

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027 224 [email protected]

14 Reeves St, Stoke

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

[email protected]

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from only $15 +gst

per week

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