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Leaky library may be demolished

Walk with Us raises $13,000Spurred on by a stirring speech from Stoke School prin-cipal Pete Mitchener, June Ferguson was happily the highest bidder for a campervan trip at the Walk with Us charity auction last week.The auction raised $13,000 in total for the trust, which gives school or sports shoes to needy students from various local schools. The main auction item was a ten day trip around the South Island in a campervan from Discover NZ. June bid $1500 for it as a surprise 60th birthday present for her husband. But having a photo in the paper meant she had to confess to the auction win and ruin the surprise. “He was happy, though,” she says.Trust president Carole Shirley says the auction was a huge success and the trust wanted to thank Nelson for supporting it. “We were pretty impressed with how much we raised, and we’re now looking at widening the number of schools that we go to because we now have enough money to go further.”Currently, the trust will accept applications for shoes from Auckland Point, Victory, Birchwood, Stoke, Hen-ley and Wakefield schools.Stoke School principal Pete Mitchener spoke emotion-ally at the auction about the joy and pride the shoes give the students.

Discover NZ Campervan owner, Tony Terrell, donated the use of a campervan for ten days around the South Island to the Walk with Us charity auction. Getting the keys is winner of the auction, June Ferguson, as trustees and associ-ates, from left, Jill Taylor, Linda Bergman, Sarze Kay, Aly Walker, Sue Davies and Mandy Springer, from Walk with Us watch on. Photo: Andrew Board.

Henley School’s leaky library is so badly damaged by water that it may have to be demolished, only ten years after it was opened.Principal, John Armstrong, initiated an investigation into the water-tightness of the $984,000 library and learning cen-tre soon after he arrived at the school in 2009. A preliminary inspection suggested that about half of the framing timber was water-damaged and that the 300 square

metre building needed to be “remediated”.But when the cladding and roof were re-moved at the end of last term, the damage was found to be far more widespread and John says the building may not be worth salvaging. “They took some panels off and exposed the framing and measured the moisture content and found that 50 per cent of it had rot or water damage,” John says. “At that stage they were looking at remedia-

tion work but then they found the extent of the rot was worse than expected - it was up to 90 per cent of the framing so they put a hold on the project.”John says they are now waiting for a de-cision from the Ministry of Education on

the future of the building that remains closed and is surrounded by scaffolding and plastic, weather-proof wrap. He says the board of trustees has written to the ministry recommending that the building be demolished a new one constructed.“It was opened in 2004 and 10 years later it’s ready to go on the scrap heap. It’s prob-ably going to be cheaper and faster to start

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Henley School principal John Armstrong with a report in the leaky library at the school, which was built ten years ago. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

again rather than try and remedi-ate this one. “Whatever happens, we want to get on with it because we would like our learning centre back. The builders have also told me it’s costing $20,000 a month to keep the scaffold and shrink wrap around the building so that’s money that’s being wasted.”John says he is not surprised the learning centre leaked because it had a “modernistic design with a flat-roof and no eaves”. When he arrived at Henley he noticed water

marks on the ceiling and asked the board to fund a preliminary inspec-tion of the building.It is the second leaky building at Henley after the water-damaged ad-ministration block was remediated earlier this year. John also warned that Henley wasn’t the only school in Nelson with leaky building problems. “We are the first Nelson school to go through this process but we won’t be the last.”The Ministry of Education had ear-lier stated that there were 13 blocks in four schools around Nelson in the leaky building programme.

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The King of the Forest should be renamed King and Queen of the Forest after Sarah Heath helped her Outsiders team win the annual logger sports race at Higgins Park near Wakefield on Saturday.Sarah was roped into a team at the last minute, joining her uncle Nigel Kelly, Brian Heslop and Daniel Jenkins for the re-lay race that featured wire rope splicing, followed by chainsaw assembly, delimbing and log splitting. And it was her super-fast wire rope splicing that gave the Outsiders a flying start in the final against the Brightwater Rural Fire Force which they won by 18 seconds in four minutes 16 seconds.Although Sarah doesn’t work in the forestry in-dustry, she says she learned the ropes from her grandfather, vet-eran logger Rex Kelly. She also had plenty of advice from Ni-gel, who owns Kelly Logging, and her father, Stu Heath, who won the event two years ago with his Fulton Hogan team.

“I had two or three days with Rex learning how to splice so that helped,” Sarah says. “I

made a mistake in the practise round so I was pretty deter-mined to get it right after that.“It was an awe-some day and I really enjoyed competing with Rex. We will look at getting a fam-ily team together next year.”Although Rex, Sarah and Ni-

gel had a good day at the of-fice, things didn’t turn out so well for the rest of the family. Stu’s Fulton Hogan team was eliminated in the heats while

Sarah’s brother, Jayme, was in the Brightwater Rural Fire Force team that lost the final - to make matters worse Stu was also beaten by his wife, Shar-lene, in a speed saw contest.The Outsiders each won a $600 voucher from Stihl New Zealand for winning the King of the Forest while Brightwater Rural Fire Force team mem-bers, Jayme, Nathan Palmer, Ryan Cole and Travis Fisher, each won $150 vouchers from Stihl Shop Richmond. It proved to be a profitable day for Nigel who received a $1000 voucher from Bowater Toyota for winning the wire rope splicing competition ahead of Blenheim’s Tony Cunningham. The Logging Weekend also in-cluded sawmill and log hauling demonstrations.

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Small lifestyle block owners on the Waimea Plains are likely to pay less towards the proposed Waimea Community Dam af-ter public consultation high-lighted “equity and fairness” is-sues of the funding options for the $74.6 million project. The dam is designed to store water for irrigation and ur-ban and industrial users and last month the Tasman Dis-trict Council released figures showing how much it would cost ratepayers and irrigators. However, chief executive Lind-say McKenzie told the Waimea Weekly last Thursday that council is likely to review the funding models because many small lifestyle block holders don’t want or need extra water for irrigation. “We have had some people present their personal circum-stance and, on the face of it, the options don’t treat them fairly,” Lindsay says. “The relatively small life style blocks, without crops or resource consents, are being treated the same on a per hectare basis as a produc-tion horticultural operation so we are going to have to turn our minds to the equity and

fairness of the models for that group.”Tasman mayor, Richard Kempthorne, agrees the pub-lic meetings on the dam are highlighting a number of valid concerns about the funding options and council will listen to those concerns. “I have been quite encouraged by the constructive discussions we have had with people at the meetings and they are raising issues that the council needs to consider as we move forward. When we go out with the ini-tial proposal it’s bound to need some changes and that will be the real value of the consul-tation process - finding the things that we need to address to put into the long term plan.”A report by the Nelson Re-gional Economic Develop-ment Agency reaches the same conclusion saying the “main obstacle to the project going ahead is not in its economic worth but in the economic vi-ability for those who stand to gain from the dam”. The report

says the proposal to charge a flat rate per hectare irrigated is “administratively simple but produces high costs relative to the margins of some current land uses”. Although public consultation is showing that there is a lot of concern about the cost of the project and how it will be funded, Richard says the ma-jority of people recognise that it is important for the district. He says “there is a realisation of the acceptance of the need to put in a dam” and that the big issue facing the community is the dam’s affordability.Richard conceded that some form of government funding would “certainly be really, re-ally important” for the project’s viability. The council will be approaching government with a “package” before Christmas and he hopes that they can se-cure either a grant or low inter-est loan to reduce the cost. The last two public meet-ings about the dam will be held in the Murchison Rec-reation Centre next Monday from 5.30pm and in the Rich-mond council chambers next Wednesday from 1pm to 4pm.

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TAPAWERA SHOW: Katie Hicks, 7, from Tapawera with her pet calf Lol-ly, winner of two red ribbons in the Leading Calf competition at the Ta-pawera Boys & Girls Agricultural show last Saturday. An estimated 2500 people visited the show with all children attending for free. Organiser Barbara Carleton said “it was a great family fun day, there were so many highlights including the teddy bear shearing competition and the tug of war between the vintage tractor and children”. Photo: Monique Bergman.


AWARENESS WEEK: Parkinson’s Awareness Week is held November 1-7 every year. The an-nual Parkinson’s Awareness Walk will be held at the Tahunanui sports ground on Sunday, November 9, from 1pm to 3pm. There will be entertainment and a coffee stall on the day and the family-friendly one kilometre course costs $5 for individuals and $10 for families with all proceeds going towards Parkinsons and Mul-tiple Sclerosis Nelson.

HOSPITAL INCIDENTS: Nelson Marlbor-ough District Health Board hospitals report-ed eight serious adverse events during the 2013/14 year; this compares to nine recorded the previous year. A serious adverse event has, or has the potential, to result in serious lasting disability or death. These incidents occurred in the 2013/14 year when NMDHB had 29,231 admissions, 47,802 Emergency Department visits, and 149,342 outpatient appointments.

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Giving sugary drinks to children should be classed as neglect, says the head of the region’s district health board.Chris Fleming, the chief executive of the Nelson Marlborough District Health Board, made the comments in an email to leaders of government departments and other organisations to encourage them to introduce a ban on sugary drinks.Nelson City Council and the DHB have already introduced a policy banning the sale of sugary drinks at events they run and premises they manage, and Chris says

he’d like to see other organisations adopt a similar policy.“The damage that sugar-sweetened bever-ages is doing to our children, from both an oral health and an obesity perspective, is simply unacceptable,” wrote Chris. “Per-sonally, I think that providing our children with access to these products should be seen as neglect.”The email was sent to those in various or-ganisations, including Sport Tasman, Tas-man District Council, Police, Department of Conservation, Primary Health Organi-

sation, Ministry of Education, Department of Internal Affairs, Work and Income, NMIT, IRD and several others.He says that he’d like to see local schools also adopt the policy and stood by his statements when questioned by Waimea Weekly.“Neglect is a harsh word, but if you under-

stand the implications it’s having on the oral health standards and the obesity issue, I think we need to be aware of what we’re subconsciously giving our children,” he says. “When you see the photos of young kids and their teeth, it’s just appalling and completely unnecessary.”Chris says he’d like to see all schools ban sugary drinks on their premises and for the top of the south to take the lead on the issue.TDC has ruled out a ban at this stage but has said it will look at it again.

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Shop ‘n Win – the competition that gives $5000 to one lucky shop-per – is now open.Waimea Weekly advertising man-ager, Sue Davies, says there has al-ready been a great response from the public. “Last year there were over 70,000 entries, and judging by the enthusiasm with which it’s been received, we wouldn’t be sur-prised if it exceeds that this year,” she says.Shop ‘n Win is run by Waimea Weekly, Richmond Mall and the participating businesses, and gives one lucky shopper a chance to win $5000 for Christmas, a wel-

come addition to the festive season funds. All shoppers need to do is purchase something from one of the participating stores and fill out an entry form. The business also has a chance to win with $1500 up for grabs, and the icing on the cake, $2500 worth of Richmond Mall vouchers, is set to be given away half-way through the five week promotion. Selected stores in Richmond and the Richmond Mall are taking part, a full list of the re-tailers can be found in this issue. Shop ‘n Win will be running until November 30, so there is plenty of opportunity to go into the draw.

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Hundreds of people showed how much they value our beautiful beaches by joining in the annual Big Beach Clean-up on Saturday, picking up 3.93 tonnes of rubbish. The biggest community con-servation project in the region is organised by the Department of Conservation, in partner-ship with Nelson City Council, Tasman District Council and Nelmac. It includes the clean-up of approximately 50 beach-es within the region. Over 350 volunteers collected 3.93 tonnes of rubbish from an astounding 293 kilometres of coastline between Cable Bay and Marahau. This year’s fig-ures were up slightly from last year, however an overall de-

crease since 2010, when 10.489 tonnes was collected.Rubbish cleared included tyres, rusty drums, netting, polysty-rene, old clothing, barbed wire and lots of plastic and glass. Less common items included a boat seat and a couple of couches. Local individuals, businesses, sports clubs and community groups were encouraged to get involved in the event with each group responsible for organis-ing their team’s rubbish collec-tion. The clean-up allows the community to come together and many groups involved en-

joy the social aspect of the day.The Waimea Tramping Club has been involved in the event since 2010 and member Guilda Pegg says “the amount of rub-bish we are collecting is about a quarter of what we collected in 2010”. She says this is “due to more awareness plus holding this annual event helps keep the volume down”. Rubbish-free beaches enhance the lifestyle of people and help protect our wildlife. Rope, packing strap, fishing line and netting can tangle seabirds and sea life, making it difficult for them to feed. Plastic bags and wrapping can be ingested by birds and whales mistaking them for food, and can cause them slow and painful deaths.

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Members of the Waimea Tramping Club collecting rubbish from the Waimea Estuary during the Big Beach Clean Up. They are from left, Guilda Pegg, Robert Wopereis, David Wheeler, Andrew Henderson, Roger Heybourn and Georgina Rayner. Photo: Monique Bergman.

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A new stock effluent disposal facility is be-ing constructed at Three Brothers Corner near Richmond in a joint initiative be-tween Nelson City Council and New Zea-land Transport Agency.Stock effluent disposal facilities are re-quired around the country because of the hazards posed by effluent spilling onto roads from stock trucks. NZTA’s Mark Owen says there weren’t any suitable sites around Nelson so they approached the Tasman District Council about locating the facility on the former scrap metal site near Richmond.Mark says a number of sites in Nelson were considered but then discounted due either to their location, the need to acquire land or the cost of disposing of effluent. He says the preferred site at Three Brothers

corner is already owned by NZTA and it is on the route from Golden Bay to Marl-borough which is extensively used by stock trucks.The TDC operates a stock effluent dispos-

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Nelson city councillor Eric Davy says they “appreciate the cooperation from Tasman District Council in establishing a Nelson City Council facility in their area”.Mark says the region’s roads need to be kept clean because hitting spilled efflu-ent on the road “can be like hitting an oil slick—especially for cyclists and people on motorbikes”.He says creating a new stock effluent dis-posal facility allows effluent to be disposed of safely, hygienically and conveniently. “They don’t sound terribly exciting, but are a necessity in terms of reducing pollution, improving safety and supporting econom-ic productivity.”The facility, which is being built by Fulton Hogan and expected to cost $500,000, is due to be completed around February.

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New stock effluent site at Three Brothers Corner. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

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Students from St Paul’s School have been working hard on beau-tifying their commu-nal space by building an earth bench using recycled rubbish and mud.All students from the school were involved in the project, saving their plastic beverage bottles and rubbish from home, which was then brought into school and stuffed into the bottles over several sessions. “It took quite a long time to collect, sort and then stuff the bot-tles but we ended up with between 250 and 300 bottles, which we estimate equates to about 100 kilograms of plastic rubbish oth-erwise going to a land-fill,” says deputy prin-cipal Philippa Hood.A design for the earth bench was created by

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Year 7 and year 8 students from St Paul’s School Richmond, sitting on the earth bench they made for their school’s community space. They are, from left, Samantha Russell, Tegan Knott, Freya Thomas, Anya Schultz, Alisha Lewis, Megan Fisk, Logan Spurr and Daniel Winch. Photo: Monique Bergman.

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Garage sale at Waimea VillageThe residents of Waimea Village are hosting a giant garage sale on Sat-urday.Residents hold the sale every year and money raised goes back into the up-keep of the village’s resi-dents lounge, where the sale will held. Donations for the sale can be dropped off at the village lounge

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Last Tuesday, we went along to the Walk with Us charity auction at the Waimea Old Boys’

clubrooms. On Saturday, we were

invited to Robert Maisey’s 90th birthday party at the Redwood Valley Hall and we also have photos from the St Barnabas Fair and the Halloween in the

Park at the A&P Show-grounds.

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Richmond Kindergarten teacher, Rochelle Steer, and some the kindy’s chilldren, from front to rear, Belle Pearce, Eden Broken-shire, Paige Selfe, Ethan Thompson, Jack Lovell and Tayla Bryhn, stand beside the garden from where the plants were stolen.

The children at Richmond Kindergarten are not impressed with the people who stole three of their pot plants from outside the kindy last week.Teacher, Rochelle Steer, noticed that the three large pot plants were missing when she ar-rived at the Florence Street Kindy on Tuesday. She says the large brown pots, that contained yucca plants about 800 millimetres high, had been outside the kindy for about six years and the children were disappointed they had been stolen. “When we told the children they were very concerned,” Rochelle says. “One of them said to me ‘it’s not nice to take other people’s things’ and he asked why they would do that.“It’s a shame because the kindy’s parents go to a lot of effort to hold fundraisers to buy things like the plants to help create a nice environ-ment for the children.”Rochelle says they have reported the theft to the police who asked the kindy to let them know if any staff or parents saw the pot plants.

Kindy has plants stolen Known for their health benefits, natural-

ly fermented foods are making a come-back as more people are turning away from a diet of high sugar and highly re-fined foods.Long before probiotics became popular, naturally fermented foods were an es-sential part of the diet in many cultures throughout history. Nelson based chef and nutrition consultant, Nicola Gallo-way, is an advocate and believes there is a food trend towards people going back to using old cooking techniques for their well-being. Lactic acid fermentation is a traditional method of fermenting veg-

etables for long storage with the assistance of lactic acid. It is among the most common methods of fermenting and one of the easiest to do at home. More well-known fermented foods are Kimchi, a traditional fermented Korean delicacy made from vegetables and cabbage dish Sauerkraut. “The word ferment can put people off but these foods taste good, pro-biotic pills are one way to improve your health but being a foodie, I like get-

ting the benefits through food. The pro-cess is easier than you think, it takes time for the foods to ferment but not much time to cook and prepare,” Nicola says.Fermented foods are known to aid the digestibility of vegetables, such as cab-bage, and increase vitamin levels. The process also produces enzymes which encourage the growth of beneficial bac-teria in the gut. Nicola is currently running natural fer-mentation workshops and is looking to hold future workshops in Nelson early next year. For further information visit www.homegrown-kitchen.co.nz

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Speed zones around schools:I hear the city council is talking about a single lane going past

Auckland Point School, but I am puz-zled why the school does not have speed signs there during the times children ar-rive and depart. We seem to have these signs in most of Nelson but not on this busy part of Nelson’s highway. Maybe our councillors can tell Nelson people why this school, on one of the Nelson busiest roads has missed out? G Barker.

Should fireworks be banned?Yes, or at least restricted. Was on phone to police/fire last night

with some inconsiderate people letting off between 11pm and midnight in very blustery conditions! We’re restricted to two weeks for buying, so why is it that there are no restrictions on when we can let off. Should need a permit if having for a birthday or special occasion and none let off after 11pm, especially in built-up areas. Jacinda Stevenson.

Yes, unfortunately, as a small mi-nority have ruined it for the re-

sponsible people. Around our area fire-works go off all hours of the night, 12 months of the year. John Sauer.

No, I think public should be allowed to use them but they

should only be for sale for one day or two, and more restrictions, so they only get used on the one day. If they get banned it would be great to have some nice firework displays on the day. Eva Stryder.

It’s a hard one as there is always the minority who can’t follow the

rules. As an owner of dogs, I’d like to see them banned from personal use. As a mother, I think if you really want your kids to experience fireworks take them to an arranged event. They are usually much more dramatic, and hopefully, much safer. Holland-Potts Property.

Yes we have someone in the Wood who lets them off all year

and always at around 2 a.m, waking eve-rybody who is a light sleeper. Brenda Kenny.

Definite YES! We lost our beau-tiful cat two years ago on Guy

Fawkes night. Wendy Thomas.

I think designated areas, nights and times should be manda-

tory for public use of fireworks with, perhaps, a fireman or other appointed safety person to supervise. Anything or anytime other than that should be ille-gal. There are so many stupid idiots who have no idea how to use them safely and even less idea on how to model to their children to be safe around fireworks. Sharon Tarapipi Pi.

Yes yes yes!!! Have organised dis-plays. Then, hopefully, less acci-

dents. And kinder to animals!! Laschelle Walker.

Yes, organised public events, one on Guy Fawkes night out at sea.

Donna Jan.

Sadly, there are too many idiots ruining it for everyone else and

I think the time has come for organised public displays only. Heard some being let off last night in the strong wind and all I could think was “brain-dead idiots” Tania Preston Brunell.

Nothing in this world is worse than having fun these days! Just

remember being a kid and the excite-ment of them. Yes, they are loud and yes they can be a bit annoying but yes it’s only for a few days a year. Can’t begin to imagine what being a kid will be like in 50 years, swimming pool will have no doubt been long since banned. Glen Baumfield.

Could never understand why we celebrate an act of terrorism and

treason. Julie Roberts.

No, there just needs to be more restrictions!

Jasmine Nicholson-Mooney.

Don’t let them off in residen-tial areas. Dogs freak out how

would you feel if your precious rug rat was scared to death. Why do it to peo-ple’s precious animals. Public displays only. Kids were letting them off on the church steps at lunch time today. Geor-gie McLean.

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project, allowing for any modifications and al-terations to be made before construction starts.Reco pride themselves on customer satisfac-tion and a team of qualified engineers ensure you get only top quality results. Their popular wrought iron gates provide a stunning entrance to your property and are available in both sin-gle or double, with automatic openers option-al. You can choose to have any items custom made to your own design, or choose from their range of traditional and contemporary designs. They also specialise in wrought iron fencing, pool fencing, stairways, balustrades and ban-isters, furniture, fireguards, braziers, garden archways, planters and sculptures. Always up for a challenge, Dylan would love to talk you through any project and find ways to incorpo-rate any special requirements and requests you have.This week (Thursday, Friday and Saturday only) Dylan and Terry are having a sale. There will be 20% off all showroom stock, and the discount has been extended to all orders placed on those days. Pop into the showroom on the corner of Ellis Street and Spencer Place, Bright-water and check out the huge range of furni-ture, homeware and giftware including mir-rors, coat stands, candelabra, coffee tables and braziers. You’ll be sure to find the perfect solu-tion to your Christmas shopping with items to suit every budget.

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The past few months have been a whirlwind for Dylan Filbee, his wife Terry Rosser, and their two daughters. Moving to Brightwater from Christchurch, the family love being a part of the Brightwater community. Dylan has recently purchased Reco Wrought Iron from founder Rex Lankshear who must feel pretty comfortable in knowing he has passed the reins to someone as passionate as he is.Dylan has been working in the design industry as a mechanical engineer, both in New Zealand and internationally, since gaining his NZCE. While on his OE he spent a lot of time in the UK where he worked on many diverse projects, ranging from building theme park rides, to the structural steel and gates for the fancy estates in Ascot. On his return to NZ, he attended university and gained his degree in mechani-cal engineering, subsequently owning and run-ning successful engineering design consultancy business, iDesign Solutions. The relocation to Brightwater has allowed Dy-lan to return to his roots and get back into pro-duction. While much will remain the same at Reco, Dylan is excited to be able to bring his design skills to the business, allowing him to take on more diverse and large scale projects. A free measure and quote is offered to all clients, and with new CAD technology, customers will be able to view 3D images of their project, al-

lowing for any modifications and alterations to be made before construction starts.Reco pride themselves on customer satisfac-tion and a team of qualified engineers ensure you get only top quality results. Their popular wrought iron gates provide a stunning entrance to your property and are available in both sin-gle or double, with automatic openers optional. You can choose to have any items custom made to your own design, or choose from their range of traditional and contemporary designs. They also specialise in wrought iron fencing, pool fencing, stairways, balustrades and banisters, furniture, fireguards, braziers, garden archways, planters and sculptures. Always up for a chal-lenge, Dylan would love to talk you through any project and find ways to incorporate any special requirements and requests you have.This week (Thursday, Friday and Saturday only) Dylan and Terry are having a sale. There will be 20% off all showroom stock, and the dis-count has been extended to all orders placed on those days. Pop into the showroom on the corner of Ellis Street and Spencer Place, Bright-water and check out the huge range of furni-ture, homeware and giftware including mirrors, coat stands, candelabra, coffee tables and bra-ziers. You’ll be sure to find the perfect solution to your Christmas shopping with items to suit every budget.

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blind spots and very much there are other drivers with blind spots. Giving consideration to blind spots in our cars, and at some in-tersections, I started to consider the blind spots that we can have in our lives. How many times have we made mistakes because we don’t know the whole story, how many times to we do something the hard way because we don’t know there is an easier way. Have we ever come across a great picnic or camping spot thinking it is great only to pass a better one when we move on. Re-

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Federation, Lighthouse, McCashins, Moa, Mussel Inn, Re-naissance, Sprig and Fern, Totara, Townshends, West Coast, 8Wired and more. Unlike other beer festivals, MarchFest is not just about beer. It’s also about local wines, ciders, regional cuisine (including a beer and food matching lunch), amazing music acts and a family-friendly day out. A winning combi-nation that attracts thousands of people each year! Tickets on sale from 1 Dec at www.marchfest.com (U18s free entry with a parent/guardian)

Located in Riwaka, in the idyllic Top Of The South, Hop Federation is surrounded by hop growers and orchards, and also just a stone’s throw from our beaches, national parks and

lots of great recreational destinations that the re-gion is famous for. Hop federation is still in its infancy, having only been established in 2013, but they are seriously dedicated to the art and craft of brewing, and this has paid dividends with their recent Bronze Medal in the US Ales category at the 2014 Brewers Guild of New Zealand Awards, for their Golden. The friendly staff would love to help you appreciate the subtleties and complexities of their craft beers by offer-ing free tastings of everything in their range, and they enjoy chatting with you about them and hearing your feedback. Feel free to pop in or give them a call 03-5280486, they are open 7 days a week, 11am to 6pm.

Founders Heritage Parks’ newest attrac-tion is the Hop & Beer Museum that tells a tale of regional significance, featuring brewers and hop growers dating as far

back as the 1840s.The museum is set out in three rooms: The Hop Kiln: The raised Hop Kiln-shaped roof creates a landmark for the park. Visitors feel as though they are en-tering an actual kiln as they step inside and gaze up at the impressive dome of the fully sarked raised ceiling. This room shows how the hops are dried ready for processing and Nel-son hop-picking stories are told.

The Brew House: As visitors walk into this room, objects from the park’s collection dem-onstrate early brewing pro-cesses, including original vats, bottle labellers and cooling systems.The Office: This room tells of the history of Nelson’s local brewing companies. The sto-ries include the roots of our region’s brewing families, the

related soda siphon industry, and the impact of Nelson hops on national and international markets.Free for locals, including Tasman residents. Opens from No-vember 26th, 2014.

Fresh Choice has always been a believer in quality produce and service, which is probably why they stock one of the big-gest ranges of craft beer in the country. Take one look down their wine and beer section and you will be in craft beer heaven. There are literally hundreds of flavours and styles to experience, from an outstanding selection of local and inter-national craft beers and ciders. You are sure to find some-thing to excite any taste bud and toast any celebration. Their commitment to offering customers the best range is as strong as their commitment to supporting local businesses, which is why you will find a great representation of what our region can offer in the way of delicious, brewed beverages. Come in and explore their huge craft beer range today and sign up to their Beer and Wine Club at www.richmondfreshchoice.co.nz, to get tickets to their craft beer nights.

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2. Tweet for Nelson! Join Twitter and start posting (a minimum of 5 words plus #gigatownnsn) – Twitter is where we can get the most points fast.Search the #gigatownnsn tag to see what everyone else is posting – posts need to be about the competition; about connected technology; or about what you love best about Nelson that means it deserves to win.

1. Sign up for Nelson Go to www.gigatown.co.nz, join up and choose Nelson (don’t forget to activate your registration email)

Post for Nelson! Post on the Gigatown Nelson facebook page (this is the only place points count!) or post photographs on Instagram – each time you do, remember the same rules apply as Twitter for what you should talk about.

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“ I’ve signed up on the Gigatown.co.nz website and chosen Nelson – and I’ve added further points by doing the quiz.Why does Gigatown Nelson matter?Because I genuinely believe that Nelson becoming a centre for digital innovation will create jobs and growth for the whole region. This is a chance for everyone to catch the technology train.Regional economies go beyond political boundaries so if Nelson wins the opportunity to access superfast internet we will all benefit. The $700,000 of development funds will fund projects with real opportunities for everyone. ”Richard Kempthorne, Tasman Mayor

Winning Gigatown means having access to internet up to 80 times faster than standard broadband and $700,000 worth of development funds. And if you sign up and support Nelson you could win a weekend away for two! Go to www.facebook.com/Gigatownnelson for more info.


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First Years Richmond is a community early childhood centre that has been operating for 27 years. It offers a high standard of care and education to children aged 6 months to 5 years, and committed support to their families. All profits are put back into the centre to offer children a range of activities and opportunities includ-ing core curriculum experiences, such as reading, art, music and water play; emergent curriculum activities that focus on individual interests and community influ-ences, and planned curriculum activities, organised to extend the children’s interests. The centre has a strong

focus on their physical development and natural environment, which is en-hanced by a large playground space to run and explore, trees to climb, grass, sandpits, vegetable garden and bikes. The centre also provides an extension programme specifically catering to four year olds and their transition to primary school. Parents are welcome to contact the centre to arrange a visit to First Years Richmond.

Everyone has an overseas destination they want to ex-perience, whether it’s the vibrant culture of India or the romantic notion of strolling down Parisian streets. Vanessa Carmichael of Air New Zealand Travel Bro-kers can help you realise your travel dream and her 15 years experience in the industry is a valuable tool when it comes to the perfect holiday. Come and talk to Vanessa and create an itinerary for the getaway of a lifetime. From airline tickets, cruises, rail, accommodation and attractions, Vanessa can or-ganise it all, ensuring the process runs smoothly.

She is also available 24/7 so you know that wherever you are in the world, you have her support should anything happen. Vanessa has a passion for travel and helping you plan your trip is what she does best, so give her call anytime to discuss your dream travel ideas and budget.

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Freeing your body from aches, pains and injuries can be life-changing, and with the Bowen Technique it can also be pain-free.Richmond-based Carolyn Morgan is originally from the UK but now prac-tices from Hardy’s in the Richmond Mall. She has been practicing the Bow-en Technique for more than a decade and has worked all over the world, alongside specialists of many different healing methods. The technique takes the pull off the skeletal system and relaxes the muscles, which allows the body to reset and heal itself. Carolyn is extremely popular with a range of people needing treatment for neck pain, frozen shoulders, sciatic back and she also sees plenty of athletes. But an area that people may not be aware of is her work with children. Because Bowen is non-evasive and extremely gentle, children are perfect candidates for the treatment. Carolyn also sees children who are suffering from attention deficit disorder, digestion prob-lems, colic and reflux, bed wetting and many other issues. “If there’s been a traumatic birth, people bring their babies along to me just to re-balance them. Because Bowen is so gentle, it’s great for kids,” says Carolyn.To find out more visit www.thebowenclinic.co.nz or call 544 9762.

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Lisa McGregor began her career in upholstery in Windsor, England over 10 years ago. She trained for three years through various courses before having her work assessed by the guild of master craftsman and was promptly offered a position at Windsor Castle. Her immigration to New Zealand meant that didn’t become a reality but her talents in the field of uphol-stery have done just as well here. Trained in the traditional methods, Lisa is now offer-ing classes in modern upholstery through Waimea College and privately, and it may well be your new fa-vourite hobby. From a couch that’s showing its age to bespoke toy boxes and soft furnishings, caravan awnings and of course traditional upholstery. Creativity and skill are what is evident here. Upholstery courses are available during term time at Waimea College or contact Lisa to arrange private courses held throughout the year.

Graphic designer Pauline Rabbits has over 25 years experience in providing a comprehensive range of graphic design services. Her freelance business, PawPrints Design and Illustration, is the perfect choice for any and all illustration work or graphic design re-quirements. With a passion for illustrating, Pauline’s dedication to her work has seen her become an ac-complished children’s book illustrator, with the skills to meet any client’s specification. Whether you need a standout business card to leave with clients, brochures, flyers, catalogues, children’s book illustrations, indus-trial illustrations, map design or a logo to give your business an identity of its own, Pauline can create the perfect look or image to represent you, your business or other interest. For fast, reliable and competitive service in all aspects of illustration and graphic design, contact Pauline on 543 2416, 027 637 4851 or email her at [email protected].

Precision Painters is the company to call for quality interior and exterior painting services. Owners Brent and Tracey Pickworth are committed to delivering a superior finish and now is the perfect time to give your home a makeover. Colour and interior consult-ant, Tracey, is offering free consultations to anyone who books with them from this ad, and with her skills, you’ll have everything you need to create stunning rooms within your home. Whether you want a colour scheme to complement soft furnishings and accesso-ries, downplay or accentuate features or pick out the perfect wallpaper, Tracey will guide you through the process and encour-age you to push some boundaries with your decorating. This might mean painting a room all in the same colour for a sophisticated look or using bold colours in unexpected places for a surprise colour hit. Give Tracey a call today on 027 294 3024 and make sure you don’t miss out on your complementary colour consultation.

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• Clean gutters to reduce the risk of em-bers catching hold and starting a fire in the roof.

• Keep a 1-1.5 m strip around the outside of your house free of flammable material- use rock not bark

• Plant low flammability plant species within the 10-20m zone around your house.

• Within 20m of the house, remove flam-mable material from underneath trees and shrubs and remove branches up to 2-3m to reduce the risk of a fire “ladder-ing” up into the tree tops.

• Ensure embers can’t be blown under your house. Don’t store wood and flam-mable material under the house.

• Keep firewood piles away from the house.

• Wooden fences, if on fire, will carry flames along their length creating a ‘fuse’. Put a break between the fence and the house.

• Look around the house for places where hot embers can land on flammable mate-rial and catch.

For advice on protecting your property from fire call Rural Fire Network on 544 2441 or visit www.ruralfirenetwork.co.nz

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Our rural fire brigades are a com-munity asset that should never be taken for granted. The work they do is vital to the protection of our friends, family and colleagues, and Brightwater Rural Volunteer Fire Force is no exception. Re-cords show the Brightwater force has been operating since the late 60s and, with some of the 18 cur-rent members having served for 20 years, it’s clear there is a lot of loyalty amongst the brigade. It’s a trait particularly strong in the ru-ral force and although they enjoy a steadfast team, new members are always greatly appreciated to bulk up the numbers in the event of an emergency. Their open day, on Saturday No-vember 8, is the perfect opportu-nity to learn a little bit about the Brightwater rural force and maybe encourage some new members out of the woodwork. Meet the brigade, see what they do, where they’re based and why they choose to do the job. It’s not as daunting as you might think to make that first step towards joining the force, says Ru-

ral Fire Officer Steve Foote. There will be plenty of demonstrations happening throughout the day from 10am until 2pm, including monsoon buckets in action, their two trucks and support ute, a large tanker, fire smart presentation, giveaways for the kids, and people will be able to try on the gear, go through the trucks and get an idea about what it is like to be in the vol-unteer fire force. As for why the members choose to actively be involved in the fire force, there’s not one straight an-swer, says Steve. “I think it’s more to serve your community and to provide an organisation or a ser-vice that is there to offer help when it is needed for the community and the surrounding areas.” When they aren’t rescuing cats stuck up trees, they use their skills to help out in a number of different emergency situations, including vegetation fires, co-responses to medical situations with St John, car crashes, structural fires and assist Civil Defence with natural disas-ters, such as flooding. Last year the

Members of the Brightwater Rural Fire Force, from left, Robert Cole, Steve Foote, Harry Faber, Ryan Cole and Lee Beloe, getting ready for their open day at Spencer Place, Brightwater next Satur-day. Photo: Monique Bergman

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Brightwater Rural Fire Force responded to a to-tal of 99 call outs, while this year to date has seen them attend 57. Steve says there have been less structural fires but there is no particular situa-tion that requires their at-tention most. It is an even mix of everything from for-est fires, medicals and false alarms. Being a rural force, they also assist other parts of the region, whether it’s an emergency close to home or further afield. They have been required as far out as Hira, Marlborough and Motueka, with some of the team even travelling to Australia to lend a hand. Behind a great force is a sup-portive community, and Steve says the people of Brightwa-ter, especially local business-es, have always been outstanding when there has been a need for new gear, and continue to be an immense help. Their training during winter takes place on two Wednesdays every month, and three Wednesdays every month in summer, and includes a mixture of everything they need to learn to maintain their diverse skill set. This means pump training, radio procedure, basic health and safety when they’re on the ground with a fire, crash scene scenarios, and a lot of work alongside neighbouring volun-teer forces from Appleby and Wakefield. Addi-tional sessions take place for specialised training such as first aid refreshers and newcomers joining the team. Everyone in the rural fire force is on an NZQA accreditation scheme and there are spe-cific courses that members have to do to remain at a certain level. Being part of the Brightwater Rural Volunteer Fire Force can be extremely rewarding, but it also carries some hardships that members and their families must deal with. “I think the hardest part about the job is leaving your family, anytime of the day, whether it is Christmas day or birthdays. It’s not just you that volunteers, your family is in-volved as well, they are affected by it as much as you, and sometimes when you have to deal with

a not-so-pleasant outcome it can be hard, espe-cially on the younger guys but even the older guys can be effected,” says Steve. Overall, the rural fire force is a great organisation with its own family

atmosphere. “We always look out for each other and take care of each other. You have a lot of fun, it’s serious but it’s a lot of fun. We all believe that if we can help save someone’s property or make a differ-ence in their lives, we’re do-ing our job well.”Brightwater Rural Fire Force also runs a successful ca-det programme for children aged between 13 and 17 who may be interested in a further career with the fire force. The basic training is at a lower level to what the brigade per-forms, but by the time they

choose to join the rural force at 18, they will have already completed half their initial training. The cadet programme, run by members of the bri-gade, is also a great opportunity for children to learn important life skills, like how to work with and respect others. For more information on the Brightwater fire force or the cadet programme, come along to their open day this Saturday, from 10am to 2pm at Spencer Place, Brightwater.

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Property insightsNew Tasman District Rateable Values Tasman District rateable values will be available at the end of the year and we are all keen to know what our new rateable value will be. Unfortunately there is absolutely no way that we can find out prior to the release date. My guess is that there will be no consistency in the new RVs and they will fluctuate depending on the type of property that you have and the price range.

What can you do if you are not happy with the rateable value?

Read the document carefully and note the time frame that you have within which to lodge any objections. If you want a review then be sure that you request this. It may be that someone will come and view your property and make a judgement based on how your property sits with other property in the same area and with the same features. The values of rural and lifestyle property vary considerably and this is a good time to take a close at what your property has to offer.

I often hear people say that they don’t want to object to their rateable value as it will push up their rates. It would be worth asking how much your rates will rise and it may be worth paying that little bit extra in the long run.

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The New Zealand men’s hockey team is coming to Nelson to play two test matches against Canada in early December.The games were confirmed by Hockey New Zealand yesterday afternoon and will see the Blacksticks play on December 9 and 10 at Saxton Field, before heading to Christchurch for the third and fourth tests in the four match series.

It is the first time a full international hock-ey test will be played at Saxton Field and the first time the men’s side have played in Nelson since 1952.That game was played at Trafalgar Park against India and featured Nelson player Fred (Ted) Gribble.The Blacksticks women’s side played at Saxton Field in 2009 but it was against

an Indian Invitational side and was not classed as a test match.John Whiting from Hockey New Zealand says it’s nice to be able to give test match-

es to the regions and, in this case, they’ve been able to do it because of support from Nelson City Council. “Definitely over the past few years the smaller communities are the ones that really get behind it and we’re hoping that will be the case in Nelson with some big crowds.”The two tests will start at 6pm and ticket prices will be released later this week.

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Waimea Toi Toi United beat Sprig & Fern Motueka by six wickets at Jubilee Park but Tay-lors Contracting Wanderers lost outright to Athletic College Old Boys at Lower Ngawatu in their Car Company Nelson two-day cricket competition on Saturday.Wanderers lost by 128 runs chasing 285 runs to win after be-ing reduced to 10 players when bowler Dean Hawley suffered a back injury. ACOB dismissed Wanderers for just 156 in the 45th over. WTTU reached its target of 181 runs off 33 overs in the final over. Opener Craig Bartlett gave WTTU a flying start hitting 10 fours in his score of 47.Car Company Stoke-Nayland won by seven wickets against Post Boy Hotel Wakatu at the Marsden Rec in the third match.

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Wanderers medium pacer, Hayden Ingham, hits his delivery stride in the Car Company senior club cricket two-day game against ACOB at Lower Ngawhatu on Saturday. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport.

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Tyre & Wheel Alignment SpecialistsKimberly Curry narrowly misses being touched by Aria Orlowski, both from St Paul’s School in Richmond, at the Top of the South Catholic Schools’ touch rugby tournament held at St Paul’s School last Thursday. The annual touch tournament featured 250 children from St Jo-seph’s School, Nelson, St Canice School, Westport and St Paul’s School. St Paul’s won the inter-mediate grade and St Joseph’s School won the junior grade. Photo: Monique Bergman.

Nelson under-19 rider, Reuben Connor, gets some air time during the first day of the Top of the South Downhill double-header held on the Broken Axe course, near Nelson on Saturday. But it was Kieran Bennett who showed he still knows the fastest way down Nelson’s downhill tracks, Broken Axe and Kaka, when he dominated the Nelson Mountainbike Club’s Top of the South downhill double-header at the weekend. Kieran smoked down Broken Axe on Saturday in two minutes 57 seconds, before clocking 3mins flat on Kaka on Sunday for a combined time of 5min 57sec. That was 13 seconds faster than second-placed Nathan Hewetson. Nelson’s Raewyn Morrison was the fastest woman recording 4min 2sec on Broken Axe and 4min 9sec on Kaka. Photos: Evan Barnes/Shuttersport


Pro Karts leaves you no excuses for not having a blast over the holiday period or during that special event. Whether it’s keeping the children out of mischief, giving a hen’s night or stag do that spark of adrenalin, or rewarding your staff with an awesome Christmas party, Pro Karts has the perfect solution for any size group. They are the only Go Karts in Nelson, on one of the only outdoor karting tracks in New Zealand, and being located at Tahuna beach, is also surrounded by a range of other

boredom busters including the hydroslide, bumper boats and mini golf.Arrive and drive in one of three different types of karts, their new Sodi Pro Karts for drivers 12 years and older, Fun Karts for anyone eight years or older or two Seaters for children three years up accompanied by an adult. Go hard for 10 or 15 minutes and if it doesn’t quite go

your way, have another chance to beat your mates in a second race; it doesn’t get much better than that.

Book ahead to take advantage of Pro Karts discounted prices, they’ll even open outside of standard hours for pre-booked group racing events.

Pro Karts offer several different racing packages to throw a bit of friendly rivalry into any event, with the winner getting the trophy and the bragging rights. Grand Prix packages are great for the individual racer keen on taking out the field in a championship style race. Bathurst Races are excellent for team building and getting groups of different people together, while the NZGP packages see participants race as individuals for the best overall lap time before taking on the top qualifiers in the final.If a need for speed doesn’t quite sound like you, then Pro Combat Laser Tag will definitely hit the spot. Game options start from two 15 minute rounds through to six rounds, which is 1.5 hours of laser tag, adrenalin fuelled fun. There are heaps of different challenges to take on, including capture the flag, team death match which is team on team elimination and base destroyer where both teams are out to blow up each other’s base.

With 20 of the world’s best Outdoor Laser Tag Guns, Pro Combat Laser Tag is the only laser tag in the Top of the South. It’s similar to Paintball but with no pain, no mess, no masks and no additional costs. Book the perfect holiday entertainer, stag do, hen’s night or Christmas work function with Pro Karts or Pro Combat now on 548 5278. You’ll also get a 10 per cent discount from Speights Ale House for the post dinner and/or drinks.

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Nelson’s top road cyclist, George Bennett, is back home for his annual summer break after a season that pro-duced a rollercoaster ride of highs and lows both on and off the road. The season started full of promise after George signed with one of the top teams on the professional tour, Can-nondale, at a time when many teams were cutting budgets and riders. George was also looking ahead to Commonwealth Games se-lection and the distinct pos-sibility of racing in his first Tour de France after making his grand tour debut in the Giro Italia last year.But things didn’t go to plan with crashes, illness and contractual issues making 2014 his “toughest season” in six years of professional cycling. “I didn’t get the big break-through I had dreamed about in January,” George says. “I made some big gains but the things that could have gone either way never fell in my direction.“The Vuelta (Espana) was a perfect example. I couldn’t believe I was in the top 10 after four stages and then it all came undone with three miserable days.“I got caught in the cross-wind one day, tried to make up for it with some loose tactics the next and then crashed the following day and lost 15 minutes. My gen-

eral classification ambitions dissolved very quickly - that race summed up my whole season really.”George says pulling out of the Commonwealth Games due to illness and missing out on a place in next year’s Cannondale team after it merged with Garmin-Sharp were also low points of the season. However, the season did in-clude some highlights and George says the team time trial in the Vuelta, when Cannondale finished sec-ond, was at the top of the list. He also enjoyed a good start to the season, impressing in the Tour of California where he was placed in the top 10 before crashing in the final stage. “The time trial in the Vuelta was hard but some-how I rolled with the boys and we nearly got a stage win out of it. We were pipped by the last team to finish - it was heartbreak stuff.“I was racing well in Califor-nia too. We attacked on the sixth stage to set up a win for Peter Sagan and I was climbing alongside the top four or five guys in the world like Bradley Wiggins on the mountain stages.“I was right up there until I crashed and knocked myself out. Then I got another bike but I was still dazed so I flew

down a really steep section for another 100 metres and hit a barrier doing about 60 kilometres an hour.”Securing a new contract with Dutch team, LottoNL, also ensured the season had a happy ending. George says Lotto is “one of the most progressive teams in world cycling and has some su-per-strong GC riders there

for me to ride for and learn from.”George’s first race for his new team will be the Tour Down Under in Australia from January 17 to 25. He also plans to line up in the Tour de Vineyards around the Tasman district start-ing on December 30 and the national championships in Christchurch on January 9.

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RUGBY: Wanderers winger Fletcher Matthews is one of five Nelson rugby players selected for a camp in preparation for the 2015 Junior World Championships in Italy. The squad of 51 for the camp late this month also includes former Nelson College players Tom Hill, Mitchell Hunt, Fletcher Smith and Nelson Rugby Club’s Ethan Blackadder.

RUGBY LEAGUE: Four Tasman Titans players have been confirmed in the South Island premier rugby league team starting line up to play against the New Zealand universities team in Dunedin on Saturday. Players Mackenzie Haugh, Elliot Smith, Sam Hedges and Mitch Ryan will run onto the field at Forsyth Barr stadium on Saturday. Jesse Walker was also named in the side, however is out after suffering a shattered cheekbone in their warm-up match against the Samoan 13 team in Christchurch last weekend.

GYMNASTICS: Gymnastics Nelson is hosting the annual Primary Schools Gymnastic Festival at Gymnastics Nelson behind Nelson Intermediate this Friday and next Friday, November 14. Thir-teen schools are entered in the event which starts at 9.30am and finishes at 2.30pm each day.

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

In conjunction with World Diabetes Day on Fri Nov. 14, we are holding a Mufti Day to raise funds for Diabetes New Zealand Nelson Youth. Get your school, day cares & businesses on board-to wear mufti (ideally Blue) Fri Nov. 14. For en-quiries & an information pack. [email protected] to email us or ph: Steph ph. 5446384, 021547874 Boot Market Sat. 8 Nov. 9-12.00pm. FREE COF-FEE. music, home made jam, cakes, produce, bbq sausages, good for recycling or yet to be used, lots of bargin, something for everyone, Richmond Church of Christ, Cnr Croucher & Darcy St.sLIFES CHANGES GROUP. BECOMING A MUM, sharing expectations, experiences, strug-gles & successes. 14. 21 & 28 Nov., 2pm to 4pm, 319 Hardy St. Ph or text Heather Vass, experi-enced counsellor on 0274444708 or 5469343 or email on [email protected] Cost is $10 per week.Sun City Rockers XMAS Dance, 29 Nov. 730pm Club Waimea,Live band,come & join in the fun,XMAS theme $10 members $15 non mem-bersAstronomy meeting - Remembering Albert Jones. Thurs. 6 Nov, 730PM. Milton Seminar Rm, Caw-thron Institute. Crner Milton & Halifax St.. All wel-come.Acrylic collage by Marlborough artist Bonnie Coad & pieces from Nelson Potters on exhibition at the Richmond Library until the end of Nov..Music on Friday 7 Nov. - 10.00am at St John’s Church, Florence St, Richmond. Program - Franz Lehar Gala from Dresden. Admission $4.00.DOVEDALE COUNTRY AFFAIR. Sunday 15 February 2015. Stallholders applications avail-able. Cost $25-00 a site or $50-00 for food. Ph 03 5433832 Ann Win or email: [email protected] Day Commemoration

Wed. 5 Nov, 1pm, Nelson Cathedral. All welcome. Remembering the past to guide us peacefully into the future. Contact - [email protected] Parents Change Lives and Com-munities. Child Youth and Family are offering free training for foster parents and caregivers in Nelson. Dates: Nov 12, Nov 19 and Dec 3. Time: 6-9pm. Phone Heather on 989-4200 for more in-formation.Garden Trail, Sat. 15 Nov. 2014 - 10 am – 4 pm. Great gardens to visit in Richm/Hope area. Stalls & Refreshments, church decorated. A fund-rais-ing event for Richm Anglican Church’s new com-munity centre. Tickets $10 each – available from Richm Mall Customer Service Counter. Call: 5446910The Students of the Abel Tasman Education Trust are holding a fundraiser for Oxfam on Nov. 5th 2014 in Richm. A sausage sizzle & cake stall will be held at Warehouse Richm. Held be-tween the hours of 11am & 6pm. We hope to see you there!Annual festival at N elson Lakes to raise money for emergency services. Stallholders invited - Festival Nelson Lakes , St.Arnaud ,Sun 18 Jan. 2015 - contact [email protected] (03 5211999)Nelson Cathedral Christmas Tree Festival 18– 22 Dec. ‘14 If interested please call 5481008 or email: [email protected]. Nelson Truck Show. Trucks from Emergency Ve-hicles, B trains, Swing lifters, Tractor Units etc. Sat 15 Nov 10am – 3,30pm Beside The Speights Ale House, Food Drink and Raffles for sale. Adults $5 Children $3 Family $10 Stoke School PTA Fun-draiser

REGULAR EVENTSEVEN MORE FUN WITH 3 BALLS. Have I got

your attention? We are a small & friendly group of mainly mixed seniors which meet each Tues am at Hope Petanque.We’d love to have new members. No kit needed, play with our balls. Have fun, live a little. Ph: David 544 0416Apple Mac User Group. meet monthly at Con-stance Barnicoat Room Tasman Library Rich-mond. Mac users, including users of Apple devices welcome. Refer to www.nbmug.org.nz for details or call 5473408.TOASTMASTERS Improve your social confi-dence. Learn the art & skills of public speaking at Madhatters Toastmasters Club. Meetings every Friday morning 7:00-8:30 am. For info, ph: Matt, 541-0813.Tiny Tots, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, active movement & rhymes for preschool-ers & their caregivers. Tuesdays 10-10.30am Chil-dren’s Area, Richmond Library during term time.NELSON 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.nzSummer’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.SINGERS WANTED! Nelson Bays Harmony has vacancies for contralto & first soprano singers who may like to try their hand at singing 4-part barbershop-style, in a choir of 40 members. Vo-cal training provided. Rehearsals Thursdays 7pm Club Waimea. Visitors welcome. Details - website www.nelsonharmony.org.nz or [email protected] aerobics for women. Non profit making women’s group. Mondays 3 to 4 at Ngawhatu pool. Qualified instructor all ages welcome $6.00. Call either Lyn 5473263 or Sandy 5445993

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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

Holy Trinity Anglican Church

27 Dorset St, RichmondPhone 544-8844

Sunday Services9 November 2014

9.00am Morning Worship10.30am Morning Worship

Theme: Healing and the Kingdom

Wednesday 10.00amHoly Communion

All Welcomewww.holytrinityrichmond.org.nz

Biblical Christ-Centred Worship Services:

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Worship Services this Sunday

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Saturday 8 November from 8.30am. 43b Wens-ley Road Richmond. Househouse items, chil-dren’s toys. Please walk up driveway.

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BootwrightMorgan and Helen proudly introduce

Esmae Jayne & Isla JoanneBorn on the

10th October 2014 Esmae at 9:29am, weighing 5lb 12oz

Isla at 9:30am, weighing 6lb 12oz.

Adored little sisters for Charlotte & Tristan.

Many thanks to Rachel O’Hanlon,

Jana Morgan and all the team at Nelson Hospital Maternity

Ward.

ColvinTony and Jodie are

delighted to welcome the additions of

Charlie - 7lb 4oz and Macie - 6lb 4oz to the

family on 11 September.

A little brother and sister for Riley and Lucy. A huge thank

you to Korenza Leadbetter and the

wonderful midwives at the hospital who

gave so much support in the first

few days.

IppolItoNick & Hannah (nee. Rutledge) and a very

proud big brother Lucas & sister Eleanor

welcomed Lydia Christine to our family on Sunday, 12 October

2014. Thank you to our family, friends &

midwife Wendy for all your help over

the past 9 months.

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Announcements

Richmond Group Riding for the DisabledWe are looking for someone to fill the role of Head Coach of our centre.Skills required are:• Equine knowledge• Previous coaching experience preferred• Extensive people skills including good oral and written communication• Charity and Community minded• Planning and co-ordinating staff, volunteers and daily group lessons• Preparation and reporting to monthly com-mittee meetingsThe Head coach will be required to run the day to day operation of the Richmond Group Riding for the Disabled complex.This is a paid position, 37.5 hours term time, some school holiday work necessary.Please apply in writing, attaching C.V. by 15 November to:

The SecretaryC/- P.O. Box 3815Richmond, Nelson or email [email protected]

For more details please contact the Secretary.

Head Coach

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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

BRAKE OR CLUTCH

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

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

Smart Solutions for Smart People

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

03 544 8059www.nzsolar.co.nz

Your solar specialists

AUTOMOTIvEACCESS EQUIP

4A Gladstone Road, Richmond

REACH NEW HEIGHTSPh 544 3985

21 Elms Street, Wakatu Estate,Nelson

WE WILL DELIVER

•Registered drainlayers (Residential & Commercial)

•Sewage treatment - design, supply & install

•Video camera & drain inspection

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

commercial concrete

Phone 03 543 8243

Drainage &Construction Tasman

Ltd.

AUTOELECTRICS

HEAT PUMPS

®

SOLAR

ARBORIST

Adam Brumwell

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

027 671 8417Call Adam

or 544 9415

Adam Brumwell

Painting

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

Call Adam027 671 8417or 544 9415

AUTOMOTIvE

PAINTER

CLEANINg

MADE FOR MEN

Richmond Suit Hire

for all formal occasions

249 Queen StRichmond

543 9977

MADE FOR MEN

Richmond Suit Hire



543 9977MADE

FOR MEN

Richmond Suit Hire



543 9977

STORAgE

• Low prices• Secure storage• CCTV Surveillance

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

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

74 Gladstone Rd, Richmond & 481 High St, Motueka

Ph 544 4306

TASMANSTORAGETASMAN

STORAGE

HANDYMAN

MARINE

CLEANINg

Call or Text for a Free Quote in Nelson, Stoke or Richmond

021 0290 7223

Fence panels/Trellis/Gatesrepaired or made.Plasterboard repair

Deck repairs - StainingHedge trimming

Mowing - Yard clearing Chipping/Mulching

Water blasting

No job too smallVariety of services at reasonable prices

Discount for Grey Power Members

Jon 4 Jobs

Call or txt for a Free Quote

021 0290 7223Fence panels/Trellis/Gates

repaired or madePlasterboard Repair

Deck Repairs - StainingHedge Trimming

Mowing - Yard ClearingChipping/Mulching

Water Blasting

No job too small - Reasonable pricesDiscount for Grey Power Members

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

HOME LOANS

IT’S A GOOD TIME TO GROWAt Financing Futures we help you find the best home loan to suit your requirements. Our sta� have expertise across a range of finance options and this free service will ensure you get the right deal and the right advice.

You can come to us or we will go to you – appointments available all hours by arrangement.

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 Mobile 0220 649 822 (24hr)

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

Jeff NeilsoN WaterblastiNg

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

House washing

Mobile 0220 649 822 (24hr)




Roof treatments for mould, lichen, moss, algae

Mobile 0220 649 822 (24hr)




Gutters cleaned out

Mobile 0220 649 822 (24hr)




Paths, decks, driveways

Mobile 0220 649 822 (24hr)




Ant, spider, cockroach control

Mobile 0220 649 822 (24hr)




Chimney cleaning

Mobile 0220 649 822 (24hr)




Cell: 0220 649 822A/H 547 7856

plasterboard stopping

waterblastingwallpapering

new & repaintsinterior & exterior

airless spraying

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

GARDENING

Call us today for a friendly no obligation quote

P:03 5530 306M:022 122 5013

E: [email protected]

Planning Construction

Planting Maintenance

www.sagelandscapes.co.nz

SageLandscapesthe wise choice

AUTOMOTIvE

You can be assured of MTA standards of service

everytime.

10 Poutama St, Richmond(off Gladstone Rd)

544 8388

Your only MTA Auto Electrician

in Richmond

www.dynamicduo.co.nz

Dynamic Duo

022 689 7076Cleaning Services

• Bond cleans• Reg Domestic Cleans• Window Cleans• Spring Cleans

CALL APRIL FOR A FREE QUOTE

Sheep Shearing• Shearing, crutching etc, small or large mobs

• Own shearing trailer provided

• Fencing, stockyard building, repairs, etc

03 543 20290279 188 210

Grant Berkett

SHEARING

INTERIOR SEWING

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

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

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

www.treescape.co.nz

ARBORISTS – TREE & VEGETATION MAINTENANCE

ARBORIST

Russell AndRewBuildeR

HousingMaintenance

AdditionsAlterations

RenovationsFencing

HousingAdditionsAlterations

RenovationsMaintenanceFencing

Ph 027 277 3307

BUILDER

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from only $15 +gst

per week

544 9037

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We have A great team with 37 years in the industryReferences available

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BUILDER

Phone 0800 448 446

Improve the performance and the life of your heatpump

Heatpump Servicing

Basic Service

Steve Fletcher

$85

www.heatpumpnelson.co.nz



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