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Customs stop retailer’s stockA breakfast battle between Sanitarium and Richmond retailer Bob Wren is still ongo-ing with the New Zealand owned company going straight to customs to stop infringed product entering the country.As first reported by the Waimea Weekly, English Bob’s Emporium owner Bob Wren was told by Sanitarium in April that he must remove all of his imported Weeta-bix and Marmite off the shelf or it would

seek legal action as the product infringed a copyright held by the brand.The article was picked up by media all around the country including The New Zealand Herald, the Otago Daily Times, Radio Live and TV3.Sanitarium did not follow up its legal threats so Bob continued to stock both the Weetabix and Marmite.Rob Savage, the owner of an English ware-house in Christchurch, told Campbell Live late last month that nearly 2000 jars of

his Marmite were seized by New Zealand Customs when entering the country be-cause it breached the same trademark. It is believed some of that Marmite, which ar-rived under the name “Maamite” belongs to Bob. Bob refused to comment on the issue. Sanitarium did not return multiple phone calls by the Waimea Weekly but did release a statement on their website regarding the issue. It stated: “Sanitarium encour-ages competition and is not opposed to

the products under question. Our actions are simply designed to protect the trade marks that we have invested in developing over the last 80 years. We would note that the English Marmite product is already freely available in New Zealand under the “Our Mate” trademark, so English expats can enjoy the “taste of England” without contravening New Zealand owned trade-marks.

A young farm pig is recover-ing well after it was attacked by pig dogs near Dovedale last week, but Nelson SPCA man-ager Donna Walzl says it is just the latest incident it has had to deal with involving pig dogs.The pig, named Pepper by SPCA staff, was found by lo-cals after it was mauled by the dogs, having strayed from its enclosure. Donna says its life was saved because of the ac-tions of those that found it and they are still looking for its owners. She says the incident wasn’t the dogs, or dog owners, fault but highlights increasing problems with pig dog own-ers. Recently the centre has had a spike in the number of unwanted pig dogs or pig dog puppies being dropped off to

the centre and they are very hard to rehome, says Donna.“We often have dogs surren-dered which are failed pig dogs and therefore have had little or no family interaction, no house training and even no concept of walking on a lead.”She says most pig dog owners are very good at controlling breeding and looking after their dogs but she would like to see them help to educate younger hunters who are the main culprits. “We’re very concerned by the latest trends and it isn’t fair to the dogs. We’ve had to put some down due to disease and have really struggled to find homes for others. The SPCA isn’t a dumping ground for un-wanted pig dogs,” she says.

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Pepper the three month old pig at the Nelson SPCA with manager Donna Walzl and animal welfare inspector Craig Crowley. Photo: Andrew Board.

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When it comes to reality television, viewers don’t seem to be short of options. We asked people on the street if they watch reality television shows and what their favourites were.

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“In a measure to protect these long-standing trademarks, as part of standard screening processes for bulk imports, New Zealand Customs are checking containers of import-ed goods to ensure they do not infringe existing Weet-Bix and Marmite trademarks, as of June 2012.“Since 1921 and 1929 respectively, Sanitarium has held the trademarks for Marmite and Weet-Bix in New Zealand and invested in the continued growth of these brands.”Sanitarium general manager Pierre van Heerden told the Waimea Weekly in April that selling Weetabix in New Zealand breached a trademark held by the company. He added that Weet-Bix could not be sold in England for similar reasons. “We own the trademark in New Zealand and spend a lot of money in marketing those trademarks. So anyone else bringing in products of similar names or similar trademarks are infringing those under New Zea-land law.”Sanitarium ordered Weetabix off the shelves of the Eng-lish Corner Shop in Auckland’s Onehunga in 2010.

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Sanitarium threatened “English” Bob Wren with legal action af-ter the Richmond retailer was selling Weetabix, an English alter-native to Weet-Bix. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Ramp to be alteredTasman District Council will pull tens of thousands of dollars out of its roading budget to fix a prob-lem cycle ramp.The northern end of the new suspension bridge that connects Hope and Brightwater on the Great Taste Cycle Trail has come under fire from some cyclists that had crashed coming down it.The Nelson-Tasman Cycle Trails Trust erected a sign warning cy-clists that they must walk their bikes when coming down the steep gradient.But the council has gone one step further and will “soften” the gra-dient on both ends of the bridge by lengthening the two off ramps. The Brightwater end will also lose its 90 degree right angle in favour of a ramp that goes directly onto the river bank.TDC communications manager Chris Choat says the off ramps will be “a lot easier” for cyclists. How-ever, the message is still clear that everyone must walk their bikes up and down it. “We’re making it eas-ier but it’s still a bridge that needs to be walked onto,” he says. “It was a nationally accepted design that was built within a budget. It hasn’t worked here so we’re making mi-nor alterations for our users and their expectations.”The changes will be made before mid October by the same con-tractors that will construct a sus-pension bridge over the Waimea River, near the Appleby Bridge.

Terry McDonald walks his bike down the off ramp of the cy-cle bridge between near Brightwater. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Vortex Wind Karting is open and ready to roll for the summer season and it all starts this Saturday 22 September. Owners Ally and Murray Shaw have spent the winter months extending the track at the A&P Showground’s in Richmond and have tak-en it to a whole new level and it’s now ready for ac-tion.With a successful first sea-son at the blokarting track under their belts Ally and Murray are ready to bring the summer in with a bang. Blokarting is an easy, fun and thrilling activity that any-one can do, with size and mobility no bar-rier to people having a blast. The after school kids Blokarting club will be returning after being a huge hit last year. It is perfect for kids to have a go at and has been an amazing activity for children of any ability.Murray and Ally are thrilled with opening the track up for the summer ahead and in-vite anyone to come along and join in. Ally has found that blokarting is the perfect op-tion for children with disabilities wanting Business Update. Adv.

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The principal of the region’s first Maori immer-sion school has likened the first weeks of term to dropping a child in the middle of Rome.Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Tuia te Matangi opened seven weeks ago and the hardest task to date has been building a word foundation in te reo Maori. Those challenges have affected parents and stu-dents of the kura (school). Some of the parents don’t even come into the school grounds because they are unable to speak the language.The task of learning and teaching in full immer-sion has been “very challenging,” according to principal Merita Waitoa-Paki, but she remains confident that the children can only improve. “It’s frustrating. I had kids go to me ‘what are you saying, what are you going on about?’ It’s like dropping a kid in the middle of Rome and it not being able to speak the language of that country,” says Merita. “But we were expecting this to be very challenging.”The principal’s office is the only room on site where people are allowed to speak English, but they are only allowed to speak it if it is absolutely

necessary – which has been a problem for par-ents. “There has to be a reason why they’re speak-ing English and we put that in place for visitors who obviously can’t speak Maori. We encourage our whanau to speak one word, two words and to use body language. The tamariki (children) need to see the parents are role modelling it.”Students took part in an hour presentation on what they had learnt since the school opened, last week. This highlighted the progress some students had made in te reo. “That was the first show that parents and these children have been part of that has all been in reo. There was no English at all. Within the seven weeks there has definitely been development in individual tamariki.”Staff have had to be “really creative” in the way they teach at the school to ensure children can understand what they are learning, whilst also picking up what is to become their number one language.The kura is situated between the Richmond Church of Christ and Salisbury School. It was built for $4 million at the Ministry of Education’s expense.

Students struggle with new languageTe Kura Kaupapa Maori o Tuia te Matangi principal Merita Waitoa-Paki goes through an exer-cise in the classroom. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Bus campaign a successNelson Police have labelled a cam-paign targeting speeding past school buses as a success, despite road user’s “lack of knowledge to begin with”.Last week a police speed gun showed an alarming statistic that just two per cent of drivers during an hour on Main Rd Stoke actually slowed down to the 20 km/h speed limit when overtaking a parked school bus.Constable Carol Heiford says people are “definitely more aware” of the law as a result of last week’s cam-paign. “If it’s not in your every day world then you do forget about it.

Rural drivers are more aware of it and certainly people with children are more aware of it,” she says. Eight days later on the same location of Main Rd Stoke, 375 out of 450 drivers exceeded 20 km/h.The 20 km/h speed is only required for school buses (there needs to be a sign on the back of the bus say-ing “school bus”) and only when the bus is completely stopped. Drivers can pass at normal speed if the bus is slowing down to stop but hasn’t stopped.The speed of 20 km/h is for vehicles travelling in both directions.


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Nelson City Council will today discuss the pos-sibility of hosting at least one cricket world cup match in 2015.Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio says the council could be keen to see some ICC Cricket World Cup games played at Saxton Oval after the successful hosting of three Rugby World Cup games in the city last year.The council will discuss the matter this today in a public-excluded meeting. “We have the resources and the knowledge after last year’s Rugby World Cup so it would be great to put those to good use. We have made no de-cisions yet, but what a great spot we are in to maximise what we learnt off the Rugby World Cup,” says Aldo.Tasman District mayor Richard Kempthorne says TDC would have to sit down at discuss a potential bid at length before making a decision to support it. He says there would be some re-gional benefit but TDC has not historically in-cluded a major events budget.Bid deadlines are early next year for the tourna-ment which will take place in New Zealand and Australia from October to December, 2015. After today’s meeting the Nelson City Council will decide whether to proceed with an applica-tion or drop it altogether.

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Ranzau students enter ad awardsA group of media students at Ranzau School have entered into the Fair Go Ad Awards, hoping they can get themselves and the school on the small screen. The theme that the students had to sell in their advert was colour.Teacher Megan Adamson says the group decided to utilise the school colour of yel-low, which also symbolises sunny Nelson. “We started brain storming ideas about what yellow means and what it represents,” says Megan. “But we don’t want to give too much away.”It is the first time Ranzau School has en-tered in the annual competition, which co-

incides with the television’s shows special program highlighting the best and worst television advertisements of the past 12 months.Hampden St in Nelson has won this partic-ular section before and Megan was aware of other local schools that had done well. The students involved in the project have a background in multi media. They have filmed Ranzau School’s “term news” which highlights what the Hope school has been doing during the course of each term. The finalists for the Fair Go Ad Awards will be screened on TV, before it goes to a public vote.

Ranzau School students; Kendall Shuker, Daniel Stock, Hamish Carter, Jedd Frethey, James Ranson, Abbey Canton, Meg Rukuwai and Sophie Borlase have entered into the Fair Go Ad Awards. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Forget Hollywood, Bollywood or even Wellywood, last night was all about Nellywood.The red carpet was rolled out at the Theatre Royal yesterday for the world premiere of the movie Kiwi Flyer, a family movie shot in Nelson and featuring a host of Nelsonians and the city’s famous Colling-wood St Trolley Derby.Stars Dai Henwood, Vince Martin and Tandi Wright gathered with director Tony Simpson and Nelson ac-tors Brittany Dick, Myer van Gosliga, Matt French and David de Thierry for the premiere. Another Nel-son actor Doug Colling is in London so wasn’t at the showing. The event had a distinctly Nelson theme with the Nelson Pipe Band playing on the balcony and the stars arriving in cars from the World of Wearable Art and Classic Car Museum.The film is about a boy’s journey to compete in the Collingwood St Trolley Derby. He must overcome a loan shark, a nasty rival and a mum who doesn’t share his vision of trolley derby glory.The red carpet event was held at 6:30pm last night before the premiere at 7.30pm.

Tony, a former Nelson man who wrote the script and directed the film, says he has been overwhelmed with the support Nelson has shown the movie. “Everyone just totally understood what I was trying to do, embraced it and made it so easy to do things. Even in the film Nelson is almost one of the charac-ters in the movie. Everywhere we turned the camera it just looked fantastic.”Tony says he is currently signing a deal with a North American company to distribute the film in North America and the rest of the world and he is excited about tonight’s premiere.“I’m nervous and excited, this is the home crowd and I know that they will probably be fairly biased but I’m just so thrilled to be able to share it with them because it’s really not just my movie but their movie as well.”President of the Nelson club Tim Bayley says he was excited to see the movie on the big screen and was extra excited after the announcement Monday night that Nelson is set to host the New Zealand Trolley Grand Prix and has declared itself as the Trolley Der-by Capital of New Zealand. To view photos of the red carpet event, visit www.waimeaweekly.co.nz.

Kiwi Flyer premieres on the big screenAndrew Board

Nelson Trolley Club president Tim Bayley has his racing face before last night’s world premiere of the movie Kiwi Flyer. With him are local trolley derby racers Xan Twissell and Jack Lovell. Photo: Andrew Board.


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The latest facial hair awareness drive is growing on its Nelson participants.James Hurst and Kendall Wills make up half of the participants from Nelson in Sidetember, a campaign for Brain Injury Awareness, during September. The idea is in its first year and was started in Sydney, to raise money are awareness for the Australian Brain Injury Foundation. It made its way to New Zealand via a friend of the founder, Brenda Lowen, who works at Medlab South at Nelson Hospital.She was able to convince three of her work-mates to take part, and along with other friends in Wellington and Auckland. The fourth Nelson participant is a barman at Bar Berlin.

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Zealand’s Got Talent would be “amaz-ing”. Jake wants to one day perform on Broadway, West End or record an al-bum.“Any opportunity like that would be great. It’s something I’ve always want-ed to do.”Wild card on stage auditions will be given to the top five voted entrants. Jake is currently 24th with 300 votes.The public can vote online by visiting www.abovetherest.tvnz.co.nz, follow-ing the view auditions link and search-ing for Jake Robinson. Votes also count for the Nelson/Richmond area.To check out Jake’s work, visit www.youtube.com/user/JakeRobinson0064.

Garin College student Jake Robinson, 15, is hoping to obtain a wild card spot into NZGT. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Band packs out venueHeavy metal rockers Repeat Offenders packed out the Star & Garter on Saturday night.The four piece group played a four hour long set in front of hundreds of spectators, pleas-ing publican Tony Crosbie.“It was awesome in all respects the feedback was awesome,” says Tony.Drummer Aaron Russ was chuffed with the turnout. “The Weeklys did their thing. It was pretty packed from start to finish. The feed-back was amazing,” he says.

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Tickets on sale for bingo nightThe Waverley St Kindergarten is holding a bingo night for adults this weekend.Tickets are on sale for $15 (which includes supper and the first ten rounds of play) at CopyArt or by contacting Bridget Hodben on 544 4588.The event will be held at the Rich-mond School Hall this Saturday night starting at 7pm.There will be plenty of spot prizes, cash prizes and a silent auction.

Leyland Fisher, Medea Grieder and Nicoya McBride practice their bingo last week.

Measuring the diameter of blood drops isn’t your usual after school activity, but if you’re an entrant in the Caw-thron Science Fair, anything goes.The fair allows local science students to examine a ques-tion or problem that interests them and put to the test their own theories.The projects can be quite complex, and after conducting their own research the students ultimately come to a con-clusion on the matter.Four Waimea College year 13 students have entered in the popular science fair taking place today, and their projects have been inspired from a CSI episode, to real life situa-tions.Courtney Russ found her project “Absorb me maybe” at her church, where panels at the back of the room were installed to absorb sound for live performances.“I wondered whether high pitched or low pitched sound

was better absorbed through sound absorption panels.”While the students will get a few extra credits for their projects, they are equally passionate about science. James says the toughest part of the science fair was decid-ing on what topic to do it on, as it took him two months

before even beginning his project to settle on his subject.The students all agreed that while coming up against is-sues in the research and experiment process was frustrat-ing, the end product is rewarding. “When you finish it you feel really good, the hard work pays off.”The science fair is a famous Nelson event that attracts over 60 entries and is strongly supported by our local schools.Paul Nistor, who is head of the science department at Waimea College, says the science fair is a great opportu-nity for the students to meet like minded people. “It’s an awesome chance for the students to meet others interested in science, and open those networks up for uni-versity next year.”Fifty judges will examine the students’ projects, and win-ners can take a share of the major prizes that are up for grabs. The science fair begins today with the judging of projects and will be open to view for the public Thursday through Saturday at the Ernest Rutherford Retirement Village.

Students get experimental during science fair

Vanessa Shutte, Courtney Russ and James Wagner have entered in the science fair. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

Sinead Ogilvie

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Jill Last-Harris with Di Anglesey on Saturday.

Kelvin and Kristin McManaway with Leisa Hall and Nigel Restall on Saturday night.

Brenda Grant, Rachel Last-Harris, Vicki Seager and Nigel Last-Harris

on Saturday night.

Alanah Smith, Cara Harvey and Gemma Reed.

Bruce Batty and Nicki Morris last week.

Chris Heywood, Dwayne Lohmann and Jim Black.

Manu Parkin and Tom Fitzsimmons on Friday night.

Chris Young and Wayne Eggers at the Blue Septem-ber fundrais-ing evening on Friday.

The Out & About camera went to a Blue September

Prostate Cancer fun-draising night hosted

by Placemakers at Saxton Field on Friday

night. We also went to a dress up party at the Waimea Old Boys

clubrooms and the open day for the new

Summit Real Estate site on Queen St.

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Quintin Johnson, Trudi Livesley and

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Willie Simpson and Kay Monopoli at the Blue September fundraiser.

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Benjamin Franklin former US President said ‘there are two certainties in life: death and taxes.’ To that I would add ‘being a hospital patient.’ Illnesses and accidents are well known visitors to us all; sometimes they are serious enough to put us into a hospital bed for a period of time. Unless one is in dire straits you don’t usually queue to buy tickets to book into a hospital, not even to avoid the mother-in-law or that long list of jobs that need doing at home. Hospital can be quite inhospitable places: ‘houses of pain’ or a ‘heart-break hotels’, anxiety, fear, uncertain-ty, confusion, loneliness, boredom, anger, disappointment, conflict, ex-treme pain, loss and death may be experienced. However anyone who has been in a hospital bed in Nelson also knows that the quality of the care one re-ceives as a patient or loved one is hard to fault. We are so fortunate to have such dedicated and highly skilled medical and allied staff serving our needs when hospitalised. Among valued allied staff at Nelson Hospital is the chap-laincy team, consisting of one full-time and two part time chaplains, and a team of locum chap-lains and voluntary chaplaincy assistants. The chaplains are ordained ministers of religion and the locums and assistants are all members of lo-

cal churches who have been specially trained to assist in the provision of chaplaincy on site or on call 24/7. Their task is to be a friendly and supportive pres-ence to patients and their visitors, as well as to hospital staff: to be a listening ear, and a source of help and encouragement to all people, and, if requested, to provide spiritual ministry e.g. prayer, anointing, Holy Communion, worship services. The provision of a chaplaincy service

is now mandatory in NZ public hos-pitals. Government and the medical profession acknowledge the value of spiritual care within the realm of ho-listic healing. The Ministry of Health funds 50 per cent of the cost of the hospital chap-laincy service throughout NZ public hospitals. The other per cent has to be raised by local churches and the gen-eral public. This week is NZ Hospital Chaplaincy Awareness Week. Part of that awareness raising includes an opportunity for people to contrib-ute financially to ensuring that the

chaplaincy team at all hospitals, including Nel-son Hospital, can continue to provide the cur-rent level of care and support to patients, and their loved ones, as well as to staff. If you wish to make a donation phone 544 8394 for a hospital chaplaincy appeal envelope.

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St Paul’s Catholic School student Lydia Dunne’s theory that cell phones alter your head shape has won her an inter-school speech competition, held at the Richmond Church of Christ on Wednes-day night.Eighteen students were selected from 13 different schools to compete at the com-petition, which is run in conjunction with the Richmond Lions and Power Talk Waimea Clubs.The Richmond Lions sponsor the priz-es and certificates and the Power Talk Waimea Club organises the competition.Lydia, who won the Year 7 category, en-tertained the audience with a look at the change in head shape if people kept the cell phone up to their ear for longer pe-riods.Broadgreen Intermediate School student Fynn Sawyer’s speech offered insight into the over-whelming popularity of social media. He capped his speech off with the suggestion of a new form of media called YouTwitFace – combining You-Tube, Twitter and Facebook into one. His speech

created plenty of laughter amongst the audience as he won the Year 8 title.A Year 6 competition was held on Monday night with Wakefield School student Amy-Rose Berthelson’s speech on the mobility scooter tak-ing top honours. Judges say she entertained her audience with a humorous look at the “cool mo-bility scooter” and its fashion accessories.

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Lydia Dunne from St Paul’s Catholic School won the Year 7 inter-school speech competition last week. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

If you’re wondering what the fish are doing at present, no one really knows because they haven’t been able to get out. What we can tell you is that fishing up at Stephens for kingies has slowed down consider-ably. There are some big gurnard around Delaware Bay and a few schools of kahawai have been seen in the harbour. Snapper should turn up in a few weeks if they follow last year’s pattern. Other than that we haven’t heard of too many fish be-ing caught in recent weeks. The past 10 Sundays or so have all been wet, with enough water on the lawn to launch your boat in.Everyone is well and truly over it and looking at the fore-cast for the com-ing week it looks pretty good right up to Sunday. You wouldn’t bet your house on it not changing but it’s definitely good enough to start pre-paring the boat for an outing. So this week would be a timely op-portunity to check the boat over before that first journey to the boat ramp. Every year someone gets caught out on that first trip with a problem or mishap that could have been easily prevented by some basic checks at home. If you haven’t had the motor serviced yet, then now is the time to book it in with your local dealer for peace of mind boating. If you own a boat you will always have

yearly preventative maintenance to do, and even though it is not always cheap, it is foolish to put off and will cost you more in the long run if overlooked.Don’t forget your checks on rods, reels, nets, knives, gaffs, tackle and your trusty old scallop dredge. Check all the guides on the rods are intact and that any ceramic guides haven’t cracked. Check the nylon on your reel. If it’s more than a few seasons old replace it and if its near

new pull off a good 10-15m as this is often stretched and nicked. Make sure the drags and free spool are all ok and spray with CRC tackle guard. Re-stock the tackle box as necessary and sharpen your knives as required.Now that you’ve completed all your checks, you can hit the water with con-fidence that your

boat is completely ready to go and all that you need to do now is join the club to find out where the fish are. We put out reports to our mem-bers via email of where the fish are biting, which gear and tackle is working and what bait is the flavour of the week. Call now and be first on the scene rather than finding out the fish have moved and you missed out because you weren’t a member.Email us at [email protected] for more information about the club.

Paul Maskell with a big Stephens Passage Blue Cod caught recently.

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A stunning waterside venue located on the old Mapua Wharf. Enjoy the fabulous views of the Waimea estuary En-trance and out into Tasman Bay from throughout the restaurant and on the deck. Jellyfish Cafe and Bar is suitable for all types of private functions and com-fortably seats up to 100 people. Choose from their comprehen-sive bar including a range of on tap boutique beers and the best of the region and New Zealand’s wines. Select from a range of menu options or allow their chef to create a tailor made menu to your needs. Locals and visi-tors to the region are constantly awed by the beauty of this loca-tion so treat your friends, family or colleagues to something spe-cial, choose Jellyfish Cafe and Bar as your function venue.

Appetite for Adventure uses a day touring coach for pre-arranged groups of up to 16 people. On board the specially modified tour coach is a fully functioning kitchen so that you can enjoy café-style food and coffee in the most remote Nelson locations. The motor-home style interior has seating and tables in the front section, a lounge in the centre and a kitchen in the rear. There are also bathroom facili-ties on board. Our standard day tour to areas on the outskirts of Nelson and Tasman includes morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea. A varied and inter-esting menu is offered in conjunction with Café on Oxford

using fresh seasonal produce. We can cater for varying die-tary requirements if you let us know beforehand. There are

no scheduled time tables, gather a group of people together and con-tact us about planning a trip. Our website address is www.appetite-foradventure.co.nz

The folks at Brightwater Motor Inn have been busy over the winter months upgrading and renovating their spacious function room and Crossroads Restaurant, so it’s looking fantastic just in time for your Christmas Function. Cross Roads Restaurant can provide all of the food you need and will meet with you in the planning stages to find a delicious buffet option that will suit you and your budget. Full bar facilities are also available with a bar situated in the function room. There is no venue charge; it’s absolutely free when you use the Crossroads catering facility. The Function room seats up to 120 people, although small-er groups are more than welcome. There is motel accommodation available in the Brightwater Mo-tor Inn complex, especially ideal for anyone planning a wedding or any event that will involve guests travelling from out of town. C a l l in and check out

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Café on Oxford provide on and off site catering from their fully licensed café at 20 Oxford street Richmond. They are also the exclusive caterers to Appetite for Adventure. Visit www.appetitefo-radventure.co.nz

A Christmas function at ProKarts will be one to remember. It’s a great way to bond with your work mates and owner/operator Nick Fowler knows how to make sure you have a great time, on and off the track.

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If you were looking for a venue that’s purpose-built to cater exactly for your group, 623 Cafe Restaurant Bar has two venues just for you, 623 On The Rocks in Tahunanui and 623 In the City, Nelson. 623 In The City’s mezza-nine floor is perfect for parties, with its unique above-the-action atmos-phere. 623 On the Rocks has two smaller spaces, perfect for more intimate group affairs. Both fea-ture free table decorations to set the scene perfectly. The best feature of all is that these great rooms are free to hire, letting you spend more on a good time. Choose from easy set menus or create your own menu, we can cater to suit your budget and tastes. 623 also has two 8 seat courtesy vehicles operat-ing around Christmas for use with functions of 10 people or more. Enquire early though as these will get booked up. So don’t miss out! Phone 548 6230, email book-

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The Grand Mercure Nelson Monaco is the perfect location for a memorable Christmas

party. Venue hire is free and you have the choice of one of three fantastic venues, and a range of de-licious menus catering to any budget. The Orangerie Function Room, above the Orangerie Restaurant, with stunning views out over the water can hold up to 50 guests, or for larger groups the Village Hall is ideal with beautiful chandeliers and a warm fireplace. The Marquee provides a unique setting with a dramatic high ceiling, hanging paper lanterns and fairy lights; it can hold up to 180 guests. All catering is provided by the award winning restau-rant, The Orangerie, and there is a variety of menu options to choose from, in-

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Christmas functions are sorted with Cafe in the Vineyard. Seating up to 30 - 60 people and you can choose to follow a set menu, enjoy a buffet, set menu or experience gourmet food and matched wines over the courses in the degustation menus. Items are made fresh and on the premises so spe-cial dietary needs are no problem, with the major-ity of the delicious options already gluten free, so it can be left out with no compromise to the qual-ity. The cafe, located just m i n u t e s from Rich-mond, is open every day from 10am to 5pm where the dining area spreads right to the vines. Dur-ing summer the con-s e r v a t o r y is available for private or business f u n c t i o n s and can be organised for any night. Contact own-er and chef Rene via email at [email protected] to enquire.

In the heart of Wakefield, Wakefield Villa Tea-rooms & Giftshop awaits you. Being such a young business we are ever evolving with new dishes for our cabinet, from our Cornish pasty to the wide ar-ray of cakes and slices not to mention our high tea. Our friendly baristas grind those beans to make the coffee of your choice, or maybe a tea from the many flavours we have on offer. We would like to thank the numerous businesses and social groups that have frequented our door and look forward to meeting many more. The opportunity is fast ap-proaching for that Christmas lunch with friends or to thank those much valued staff. Licensed we are not but for that light lunch we can offer our cabinet food or maybe a high tea for something a little special. Leave plenty of time to meander around the shop as we have new stock arriving all the time for the gift buying season, or simply to

indulge yourself with a nice vase, or this seasons handbag. Why not take a drive out to Wakefield Villa Tearooms and experience what we have to offer. Book early to save disappointment, phone 541 9168.

Greenacres Golf Club is the perfect setting for your Christmas function, so tee off your work do on the green, a fun option to wrap up a busy year

for your b u s i n e s s . You will have a great time play-ing 9 holes at the pop-ular golf course, and can enjoy drinks and a barbeque at the out-door area afterwards. The game is relaxed and casual so b e g i n n e r s are welcome

and a favourite option is to organise social teams to play off against each other. Greenacres manager Derrick Gould says the clubhouse can be used for a meal afterwards and various options are avail-able. “Have a chat with us about your function; catering is flexible from a sit down meal to bring-ing your own barbeque.” Contact Derrick to have your Christmas function out in the sun at Greena-cres, it’s always a hit and is a fantastic location to celebrate a successful year.

For somewhere special for this year’s Christmas Function go to The Tides Restaurant at Trailways Hotel Nelson. The Tides have Christmas themed set menus to suit all budgets from as little as $39.90 per person for a two course set menu which comes with Christmas decorations on the tables. They also have a special offer of a $50 voucher for the organiser/business (conditions apply) with every 10 people who dine. Some nights have live music too! You will have to book early to avoid disap-pointment.

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25 December 2012

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Members DrawOn 16 August member No 893 was not present and the $800 prize on offer was not claimed. On 23 August member No 516 was not present and the $900 prize on offer was not claimed.On 30 August member No 1017 was not pre-sent and the $ 1000 prize on offer was not claimed. On 6 September member No 108 was not pre-sent and the $1100 was not claimed.On 13 September member No 1403 was not present and the $1200 on offer was not claimed. Next week the prize will increase, could it be you?

The Owners, Trainers & Breeders Association held its annual awards for the 2011-2012 racing season to a large appreciative crowd at Club Waimea.Members and race enthusi-asts enjoyed the light hearted banter presented by outgo-ing President Sean Harnetty which included some tradi-tional ‘blooper’ awards for unsuspecting members, fol-lowed by a very interesting and entertaining speech from guest speaker Dexter Dunn.The racing season for local owners, trainers and breed-ers was very successful with many awards being presented to our members.An award went to Russell Ait-kenhead, as ‘Unsung Hero’and trainers Murray Pash and Graeme Hall were presented with awards for The Awards for ‘Top Qualifiers’. The award for ‘Most Successful Horse Owned by a Nelson OTB Member trained outside the Nel-

son district’ was presented to part owner Alan Hahn and the award for ‘Nelson OTB member

who has a ‘Share in a horse/s trained outside the Nelson District’ went to Eric Inwood .Robbie and Sue Stuart had a clean sweep, taking out ‘Best Run at Richmond Park’, ‘Owner of the Year’, ‘Horse of the Year’ and ‘Trainer of the Year’ with their mare Jass. The evening was concluded with a huge thank you and ap-preciation to our volunteers and sponsors with a special mention to: Waimea Print, Nevele R Stud, BNZ, Club Waimea, Waimea Estates and Mountain Jade Hokitika who supported the club again for another successful season. New President, Sue Thomas

closed the evening by commending the efforts of all our trainers and thanked Sean for his out-standing contribution to the association during the many years he stood as President of the OTB.

Annual Awards Dinner a Success

Robbie Stuart, owner of the year.

Our annual ball was held on Saturday Septem-ber 8th at Club Waimea.This is a special event on our calendar and after lots of planning and preparation we are pleased to say we had 104 members happily dancing the night away to the sound of “Time-less” the band who played for the evening.The in-house catering and bar facilities took a lot of the work away for our committee.Nelson social Dancing club was established 38 years ago and has been very popular over the

years.We provide a monthly dance for club mem-bers and visitors and we always welcome new members to come along.Our usual range of dances are Ballroom, Latin American, Sequence dancing and Rock ‘n Rol.Dance is a healthy way to keep us all motivat-ed and on our feet.New or intending members can ring Frances on 021 727 572 for more information.

Nelson Social Dancing Club Spring Ball

Wet weather may have hindered the progress on our Outdoor Bowls facility, but with out-door cladding nearly completed and win-dows in the building, it is all taking shape and we should be using it mid November.

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Function Rooms AvailableClub Waimea has several private function rooms available for hire to suit any occasion. If you have a wedding or birthday celebration, work confer-ence or training day coming up, Club Waimea is the perfect venue. Function room options in-clude: Two Meeting Rooms· 60 person capacity· Overhead projector for presentations· Separate entrance· WhiteboardDining Hall· 100 person seated capacity· Club’s restaurant; Barnicoats BistroClub Waimea Hall · 400 person seated capacity· Fully equipped bar· Stage and dressing rooms· Sound system with microphoneEach of the rooms is available for private hire and catering is available through Barnicoat’s Bistro.

Call Club Waimea for more information or to book, or visit their website at www.clubwaimea.co.nz and click the Functions link.

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Club Waimea Indoor BowlsOur Indoor Bowling season is quickly coming to an end and we will celebrate our success at an end of season din-ner and trophies presentation at Club Waimea on Sunday 30 September.This has been another busy season for the Indoor Bowlers with good player attendance at our regular club nights on a Monday evening in the Club Waimea Hall.Our season commenced early in Feb-ruary with a full program of social, club and interclub tournaments scheduled throughout the year. It is pleasing to see that once again Club Waimea have had a good number of players selected to play for the Nel-son Indoor Bowling Association. Not only are they in representative matches against other area Indoor Bowling As-sociations within the South Island but

also against the touring North Island Indoor Bowls Representative Team.The highlight of the season for our Club was the hosting of the Clubs NZ South Island Indoor Bowling Champi-onships over the Easter weekend. This tournament was a great success and some excellent Indoor Bowls were played, with Club Waimea Indoor Bowlers featuring successfully in some events. Club Waimea players saved their best effort for the Triples and Fours events, winning the Triples Championship Trophy with a team lead by Jean Mc-Kenzie with Lewis Della Bosca, and Kevin McKenzie.Jean McKenzie then lead a team to win the Fours Championship Trophy, which included Lewis Della Bosca , Kevin McKenzie and Nathan Della Bosca .

These wins were followed up by the Club Waimea Ladies Triples team Rhonda Bellis, Pat Carrick and Daphne Paki winning the Clubs NZ Women’s National Championship played at Pukekohe in July. This is the second year in a row that Club Waimea has won this tourna-ment, a fine achievement by our Ladies.Indoor Bowls is a game for everyone that can be played either socially or as competitively as you want. It is a cheap sport to play with no spe-cial equipment or clothing required other than flat soled shoes. Our 2013 Season will be starting mid February and instruction and coaching is available for new members. If you would like more information on the Indoor Bowling Section at Club Waimea then please contact Athol Cur-tis on 544 8046

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Waimea Squash Club The weather has been terrible through-out winter, and it’s not over yet. Fortu-nately squash is a great game to play at any time of year, regardless of how hard the rain’s coming down outside. It’s the ultimate indoor sport for fitness and en-joyment. Waimea Squash Club is situated towards the back of the Club Waimea complex. The club boasts 4 modern glass back courts and has the largest squash mem-bership in the Tasman/Nelson region. The club caters for all membership types from junior, social, family, and senior. The Waimea Squash Club has a proud history and has produced NZ champi-ons. The club caters for all players no mat-ter the skill level, for both social and competitive players there are regular activities during the year including so-cial leagues, club nights, tournaments, and interclub. There’s also a national grading system that means no matter what a players level they can participate in any type of competitive play.The club has a healthy junior pro-gramme, with regular coaching and activities from 7yrs up. Some Waimea Club juniors are in national develop-ment squads, with one junior a member

of the New Zealand national under 17 team.Rated among the best sports in the world for fitness (Forbes has rated squash as number 1), squash is also convenient and loads of fun. Here’s a quick refresher as to why it’s so impor-tant for us to keep healthy and fit: 1. Keep excess pounds at bayCombined with a healthy diet, aerobic exercise helps you lose weight — and keep it off.2. Increase your staminaAerobic exercise may make you tired in the short term. But over the long term, you’ll enjoy increased stamina and re-duced fatigue.3. Ward off viral illnessesAerobic exercise activates your immune system. This leaves you less susceptible to minor viral illnesses, such as colds and flu.4. Reduce your health risksAerobic exercise reduces the risk of many conditions, including obesity, heart disease, high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, stroke and certain types of cancer. Weight-bearing aerobic exer-cises, such as walking, reduce the risk of osteoporosis.5. Manage chronic conditionsAerobic exercise helps lower high blood pressure and control blood sugar. If

you’ve had a heart attack, aerobic exer-cise helps prevent subsequent attacks.6. Strengthen your heartA stronger heart doesn’t need to beat as fast. A stronger heart also pumps blood more efficiently, which improves blood flow to all parts of your body.7. Keep your arteries clearAerobic exercise boosts your high-density lipoprotein (HDL or “good”) cholesterol and lowers your low-density lipoprotein (LDL or “bad”) cholesterol. The potential result? Less buildup of plaques in your arteries.8. Boost your moodAerobic exercise can ease the gloomi-ness of depression, reduce the tension associated with anxiety and promote relaxation.9. Stay active and independent as you ageAerobic exercise keeps your muscles strong, which can help you maintain mobility as you get older. Aerobic ex-ercise also keeps your mind sharp. At least 30 minutes of aerobic exercise three days a week seems to reduce cog-nitive decline in older adults.10. Live longerStudies show that people who par-ticipate in regular aerobic exercise live longer than those who don’t exercise regularly.

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Welcome to our September Newsletter,Here we are into September al-ready and the rain just seems to keep on coming with the odd couple of days of fine sunny weather thrown in, just to keep us hoping that warmer, sunnier

days are just around the cor-ner. Hope you all have made it through the winter without too much flu and winter ills and chills.We had our meeting recently and we were very pleased to be able to welcome along the May-

or, Richard Kempthorne and the CEO of Tasman

District Council, Lindsay Mc-Kenzie. It was great to have them along, and for us to bring them up to speed with things Bright-water. The Mayor spoke to us about some of the issues that the TDC is facing, rezoning and the hardship that is placing some people under and maintaining local roads to an acceptable level that has been in the news recently to name a couple.

Do you all know about the Herit-age Leaflet that is available with all the historic points of Brightwater on it? It has been updated and we are about to send it off to the print-ers to be printed and it will then be available to the public for a gold coin. We were able to put a photo of the Mural on it.Work is still in progress on the BMX Track –we need more clay to put the finishing touches, and

plans for a safety fence are under way. There will be a working bee at some stage to finish it up so please watch this space if you are interest-ed in helping with this. The track is being well used in the mean time – this is great to hear.Our next meeting is on Tuesday 2 October in the Brightwater School Staffroom, at 7.30pm. We look for-ward to seeing you there.Your Community Association

Senior Care Fashion and Fun in Brightwater and WakefieldHave you lost your fashion funk? Is your wardrobe dominated by grey, black and sensible navy blue? You need to come to our Fashion Show at St John’s Worship Centre, Wake-field, on Wednesday 24 October at 2pm. For a gold coin entry you can view the colours and styles that will be in fashion for Spring 2012. The fashion show, kindly sponsored by Fashion Central in Richmond, will also include entertainment from the Wakefield School Pop Group. There will be spot prizes thanks to our generous community spon-sors, afternoon tea and plenty of time to catch up with old friends and make new ones. This event is just one of many or-ganised by Nicola Berthelsen in her Anglican Diocese Trust funded role as Senior Care Co-ordinator

for the Brightwater and Wakefield communities. If you would like to meet others in your community then come and join a Senior Care activity. We have regular and varied outings ranging from WOW, private gardens and films to picnics at the beach and mid winter dinners. Alternatively, you could join us at our Games and Exercise Programme held each Thursday at 10am at the Brightwa-ter Community Church hall. If you are interested in any of these events, need transport to appoint-ments or would just like a friendly face to visit, then contact Nicola Ph: 021 061 6180 or Ph: 542 3694.

Waimea Plains Football ClubThe end of another football season has arrived, and it has been anoth-er successful season for the players and supporters of Waimea Plains Junior Football Club. With over

Brightwater Horticultural Society president Arch Crerar created his overy own special breed of daffodil, aptly named ‘Archie Boy’. The Brightwater Spring Flower Show is on this weekend at the Brightwater Hall.


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200 children again playing football for the club, whether learning the game with the First Kicks program run by Alan & Marion Mathews every Friday afternoon, or playing in the 17th Grade in the morning with Steve Hammond before par-ticipating in senior football in the afternoon, all enjoyed their football experience this season.This season our prize-giving is again being held at the Spring Grove Hall on Sunday 23 September, where it has been held successfully for the last couple of years. With a couple of the recent weekends being rained off, for many teams there won’t have been an opportunity to get together at the end of the season, so we are looking forward to seeing many enthusiastic members coming out to celebrate the football season. The Spring Grove Hall provides a great venue for the prize-giving where players will receive participation Certificates and individual trophies, followed by a lunch and a final kick-around.A special thanks to all the coaches and managers who supported and organised teams this year, with the increase in player numbers and play-ers new to the game, it was your sup-port and encouragement that made all teams successful in players enjoy-ing the game. Also thanks to all the parents and supporters, who get the children to and from practices and games, and continue to help Waimea Plains Junior Football Club grow in the region.Waimea Plains Junior Football Club encompasses players from through-out the smaller towns of the region, including Appleby, Brightwater, Hope, Ranzau, Tapawera and Wake-field. With the continued growth of football in New Zealand, I am sure that we will see an increased num-ber of players and teams in Waimea Plains colours next year.

Pinegrove Kindergarten Mega Raf-fle WinnersThe Mega Raffle has been running for the entire month of August. Ex-citement has been building up with a prize drawn on each day of the month leading up to the grand prize

of a three day motor-home hire gen-erously donated by Bee Free Motor-homes in Brightwater.The prizegiving ceremony was a cel-ebration of not only the final prize but also of the hard work the fami-lies have contributed to selling their tickets, acknowledges the generosity of our sponsors and the organisation and support of the Family Liaison Group.The family liaison group is a volun-tary group and the Kindergarten re-lies heavily on fundraising through initiatives such as the Mega Raffle to support a range on initiatives within the Kindergarten. Chairperson Emma Nicholson has been working hard to accumulate as much support as she possibly can along with her fellow liaison group members, and some of the sponsor-ship has come from these families themselves.All the proceeds will go towards of-fice furnishing to support the Ad-ministrators role in the brand new office extension completed in April of this year.There is a sustainable focus on to-night’s event as families have been asked to bring a bread roll filling to share in a re-usable container. As members of Enviroschools pro-gramme run by under the Tasman District Council, this is one of the ways the teaching team has been able to significantly reduce waste and promote awareness of healthy food choices for children and fami-lies at Pinegrove Kindergarten. The winner of the Grand Prize was awarded to Shelley Holmes – a par-ent at the Kindergarten. She was heading home to plan a weekend away. Thanks to everyone for your support of this wonderful fundrais-ing event. Prize winners are Tanya Mc Murtrie, Annemarie Koevoet, Chanrathy, Donna Todd, Sue Bo-han Carter, Tracey Sowerbutts, Justine Ward, Soong Family, Nate, Lucy Routledge, Margaret Fraser, Colin Hoskins, Bensemann Family, Michelle Dodunski, Sport Tasman RCC, Sport Tasman RCC, Jason Stewart, Luise, P Taylor, Rachel Mc-Naughton, Megan, Mike Mitchell,

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As the rugby season draws to a close get ready for one more grand final. The Wanderers Sports Club Pig Hunt Challenge is set to put the spot-light on the JAB kids and finish off the season with a bang.Wanderers Sports Club are hosting the event with all the regions rugby clubs involved. Hunt-ers simply take your pick of rugby club when registering and you could be a Rugby Club Chal-lenge winner.The rugby club with the heaviest combined weight of their heaviest three boars will receive $500 to go to their club’s JAB section and the winners will take home the ultimate title and get their name on the Rugby Club Challenge trophy. You don’t have to be a rugby player to enter the event, any keen hunter from anywhere is wel-come to take part.Junior rugby is where we all started, and sup-porting your local clubs JAB is what the hunt is all about, so everyone is welcome to get involved with different age groups to enter; Junior, Inter-mediate, and Senior.The challenge is an awesome way to support the JAB for your local club and the turn out will be impressive as a lot of rugby players in the region are avid hunters too.There are awesome sponsors on board and hun-

dreds of prizes to be won, from the littlies up to the seniors. The challenge is designed to keep the good sportsmanship and friendly rivalry of the rugby season going, so if you haven’t already got your entry in, do it now.The hunting will commence at 12am on Thurs-day 27 September, with the weigh in and judging happening from 12-3pm at the Wanderers club rooms at Brightwater domain on Saturday 29 September.There are some exciting categories for the kids in the juniors. This age group is for 4 – 9 years olds and they’ll be competing for heaviest possum, heaviest rabbit, heaviest hare and heaviest goat. These are fantastic categories for the kids to get excited about and there will be junior prizes for this section.If your boy or girl is 10 – 14 years old then enter them in the Intermediate section. They need to be involved in their kill and be able to tell their thrilling hunting tale. The categories for this section are heaviest boar, second heaviest, third heaviest and heaviest stag and Taylors contract-ing is sponsoring the money prizes for the inter-mediate section.

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Mitchell Neal, Kurt Malietoa and faithful hunting companion Fern look very happy with their catch of two good-sized boars. Both lads are keen supporters of Wanderers and played for the club’s JAB before joining college rugby teams. Adults need to jump into the action in the senior section; categories include heaviest boar, second heaviest boar, best tusks and heaviest stag. The top spot for the seniors will go to average weight, with a prize to the value of $1000 sponsored by Excavator World, Hokitika.The hunter who caught the pig must be there to weigh it in, and to keep things fair late entries will not be accepted for weigh in after 3pm. To claim your prize and the victory you must be present at the judging and prize giving. The Saturday will not only be about the judging and prize giving as the good times will be continuing throughout the night, with weigh master for the event, Antoni Neal, performing with his band “Dog On a Bon-net” at the clubrooms afterwards.Don’t forget, you can bring the kids down to en-joy the day as this will be a fun family event with a pig carrying and wood chopping competition to keep the festivities going!Make a night of it at the Wanderers club rooms afterwards as your entry fee includes the cost of a meal and the bar will be open. Extra meals are only $10 each with under ten’s free.Each hunter can enter up to two pigs but can only take home one major prize (not including the Rugby Club Challenge Trophy). This competi-tion is for wild boars only so of course sows, bar-rows, and domestic pigs will not be eligible, and the pig must be in an edible state and not mutilat-ed. Heads must be attached and the pig must be hung on the racks until the end of the weigh in.Get on board and give the junior rugby player’s season a great send off. Go online, download your entry form, read the fine print, and get amongst it.

The Pig Hunt Challenge is going to be an awe-some event, so put your rugby boots away and get your hunting gear out; it’s time for one last match! This will be an annual event so if you win this challenge, you’ll be back to defend your title next year.Entry forms can be downloaded from The Wan-derers Sports Club Pig Hunt Challenge facebook page.

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The cricket season is almost upon us! The sun has been busy drying out the pitches and play-ers are getting ready for the season ahead.If you’re a senior player wanting to get on an adult team, or have kids wanting to play on a Saturday, there is a team to cater for all players from beginner kiwi cricketers all the way up to senior cricket. Getting the kids involved in fun and social Sat-urday cricket is a great opportunity for them and while they learn new skills, get out in the sun and exercise, the game is all about mak-ing friends and having a good time as part of a team. Kids in Nelson are enthusiastic cricketers and love being part of the fun, your child can get in-volved in junior cricket by simply letting their

school know they are interested and the Satur-day morning draws and teams are organised from there.Junior cricket in our region has had many a successful over, with each year bringing new, excited kids to play for their schools who con-tinue playing right through to become cricket-ers for their senior team later down the track.Local Junior crickets success is due to the Waimea Toi Toi United club teaming up with the local schools to make the season happen, the only club to liaise with local schools, they are a major player in getting keen young crick-eters on a team. Club captain Jon Routhan loves seeing Nelson’s junior players get on the field. “We work in with the schools to make it eas-ier for parents. The kids tell their school they

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Nelson lands NZ championshipThe biggest event in the speedway calendar is coming to Nelson this season and it’s bringing 6000 specta-tors with it.The New Zealand Home Loans NZ Super Stock Championship will be held on January 11 and 12 and is certain to sell out. Accommodation is already filling up on the nights of the championship. Tahuna Beach Holiday Park Speed-way president Kris Carpenter be-lieves it is a big coup for the associa-tion. “It definitely will sell out. We’re expecting 6000 spectators per night. This is really big for the region. I’ve travelled around and watched this event for the last five seasons and there are plenty of regulars that will do the same,” says Kris.Representatives from each speedway association bid for New Zealand, South and North Island events at a national conference each year. Be-cause it landed the biggest event in the speedway calendar, Top of the South Speedway representatives

pulled the pin on bidding for other key events. “They’re quite hard to get, you have to have people voting for you and we’ve got such a good reputation of running a good cham-pionship that we pipped someone else. This event comes around every 15 years and we’ve managed to get it again in just eight or nine.”The NZ Super Stock Championship was last held in Nelson in 2004. Nel-son drivers have a great history of success in the championship with one of the country’s top competitors, Craig Boote, looking to add further glory to his already illustrious career. Former 1NZ Dale Ewers will be one of the early favourites while it would be no surprise to see Brett Nicholls and youngster Dale McKenzie pick up podium spots on their home track.Inclement weather has stalled early practices, but drivers are hoping to head out this weekend. The speedway officially opens on October 13.

Craig Boote will be one of the favourites to land the New Zealand Super Stock Championship when it comes to Nelson in January. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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want to play and we organise the draws and teams.”If your child has already registered, they’ll be excitedly bringing home information soon on the start of the season, beginning for junior cricket on October 27.The fun is not just for the kids, as senior crick-eters are welcomed back to the pitch to get things going in the first day of the season with a 2-day competition.Senior cricket will be kicking off on October 6, and if you are interested in playing, and you’re

Cricket is a great game for players of all ages. If your youngster is interested in playing cricket this season, contact your local club or school to get them in a team.

not on a team already, touch base with Jon to grab a spot on a team.Kids can be registered to play school cricket un-til October 19.Jump on board and enjoy the season playing cricket. If you’re a beginner, junior, senior or looking at reps, there is a team for you.Jon Routhan from Waimea Toi Toi can be con-tacted at 027 431 4093.Anyone interested in joining a Wanderer’s Cricket team can contact Club Captain Dan Cooper on 03 544 4717 or 0274 272 539. Wan-derer’s also offer 20/20 social cricket for primary age players on Friday nights and have bar and kitchen facilities open.Anyone interested in joining a school team should contact their local school for more infor-mation or to enroll.

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Emily Jensen is hoping to create history this month.The 17 year old Waimea College starlet jetted off for a six day training camp in Switzerland last week before she ventures onto Azerbaijan for the FIFA Under-17 Women’s World Cup.The Young Football Ferns have never made it out of the group stage at the world cup but Emily is confident that this year’s squad has the right mixture to challenge for higher hon-ours. “Getting out of the pool stage is our team goal and then once you get out of there any-thing can happen,” says Emily. “All along it has been our goal, knowing how cool it would be to do it.”But the qualification process could not be any harder with the Young Football Ferns drawn alongside three heavyweights in Japan, Brazil and Mexico. “Japan go in as one of the favour-ites and you’d expect Brazil to be really good so Mexico are going to be our closest competition on paper. We’re not going to go out and smoke Japan but we’ll try hard for a draw or maybe a win.”Emily’s road to the world cup may be in stark contrast to her team-mates. She is the only player that is based outside of the country’s main centres and she is only able to play for her club side once a month, as it is more than 846 kilometres away from her home in Ap-pleby. Having played in boy’s teams with Rich-mond Athletic growing up, Emily signed with the Auckland based Three Kings United for 2012. Ankle injuries picked up playing repre-sentative touch rugby delayed the start of her football season but she managed to feature a handful of times for Three Kings, including an impressive display in the successful ASB Women’s Knockout Cup final last month.Because she only makes the trip north once every four weeks, Emily is reduced to one-on-one coaching sessions on the weekends in Nelson. She also has four fitness and strength sessions which she does alone. Emily admits the preparation would have been easier if she was based in Auckland on a full-time basis. “It would have been better but then it’s hard to leave everything here. The hard thing is just motivating yourself to go out and train. It’s a bit lonely but dad offers to help sometimes.”

Emily Jensen is off to the FIFA Under-17 Wom-en’s World Cup. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Each week photos from the Nelson Provincial Museum’s “glass plate” collection will run in the Waimea Weekly.Right: Unnamed group. Nelson Pro-vincial Museum, F N Jones Collec-tion: 313587.Below: Unnamed group of men, Havelock Hall. Nelson Provincial Museum, Miscellaneous Collection: 317524.Can you tell us more about these photos? Email details you may have to: [email protected].

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Touch star off to Aussie

Footballers win national cupThe Waimea College first XI has claimed its best result in the pastt ten years by winning the Jim Wishart Cup for the first time.The Jim Wishart Cup is widely known as the best second tier competition for secondary school students in New Zealand, behind the Lotto Premier Boys competition which was held in Nelson.Waimea College spent the week in Ashburton, going through the entire tournament undefeated before facing off against Kings High School from Dunedin in the final.Both teams were tied 1-1 after full-time and twenty min-utes of extra time still could not break the deadlock, re-sulting in a penalty shoot out. Waimea kept its cool under pressure to slot the first three goals while Kings High School did the opposite, missing all of its chances to put in the ball in the back of the net.The side was coached by Martin Keetley and managed by Paul Daubney. Paul says the side was confident head-ing into the championship after performing well against Nelson College, Nayland College and Marlborough Boys College in qualifying. “As it transpired we did do well and came home with the cup. In my ten year association with the boys team it is the first time that we have won a na-tional tournament and to my knowledge it may be the first time ever that this has happened,” he says. “National tour-naments are keenly contested and you have to be at your best over a week’s tournament play to be in the reckoning. This win somewhat erasers memories of coming close on many occasions with some very strong Waimea teams in the past.”Marty’s rotation of players throughout the tournament

was crucial in getting a fit team to the final, adds Paul. “This is not to say that injuries through the week did not also occur but we had the strength in the squad to con-tinue.”

All the players performed well in the squad, which was led on the field by the captain Sam Barnett. During the week the team won seven games, only draw-ing once.

The Waimea College first XI that won the 2012 Jim Wishart Cup in Ashburton is; Paul Daubney (manager), Bruno Fontana, Daniel Grimshaw, Dion Keetley, Jeremy Ditzel, Josh Kennedy, Sam Barnett, Corey Bosecke, Nathan Ir-vine, Hamish Worsley, Luke Henman, Danny Ross, Harry Whitehead, Josh Johnson and Martin Keetley (coach). Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Ella Marwick has been selected in the New Zealand Under-17 women’s touch rugby team. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Ella Marwick didn’t have much time to trade the net-ball bib for a touch rugby singlet.The multi-talented Waimea College student has flown to Australia to link up with the New Zealand Under-17 women’s touch rugby team, just one week after starring for the Waimea College Senior A netball team at the South Island Secondary School Champi-onship.Ella is one of three Nelson players in the New Zea-land side, along with Nelson College for Girls stu-dents Nicole Drummond and Rosa Edwards.The New Zealand Under-17s will contest the Touch Football Australia X-Blades National Youth Cham-pionship in Port Macquarie, NSW. New Zealand is the only international side at the tournament, with the Australian teams being represented by each indi-vidual state.New Zealand is entered in the Under-19 competition but cannot reach the finals. Having been involved in previous age-group teams, Ella says the competition will be tough. “The Australians are just workhorses. They’re all so fit without doing any of the flashy stuff.”Ella is likely to feature in a link-winger role.

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$14,980toyota prado tX diESEL 1996With winter being upon us this is an ideal RV for getting to the Ski field or off the beaten track. If skiing isn’t your thing then maybe towing the boat or caravan is. It’s powered by a 3.0 litre turbo diesel motor and is automatic. Cambelt replaced at 191000km’s. Seating for 5 passengers. It also has ABS brakes, 2 airbags, electric windows and mirrors, climate air conditioning, roof rails, running boards, towbar, factory alloys and tinted glass.

$14,980kia rio 1.6 hatch 2008This 1 owner NZ new car is mint. You won’t find much better than this. If you looking for a low km, Fuel efficient car that will last you a few years this is the car for you. It’s only done 15,000 kms and features air conditioning, alarm, central locking, driver airbag, passenger airbag and power steering.

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$64,980 auStiN hEaLEy bJ8 Mk3 1967If you are a serious car collector or have a passion for sports cars then this could be the car for you. It is right hand drive, is showing 72980mls on the speedo and is a very clean original car. The interior is in immaculate condition. It has a factory 3000cc 6 cylinder with a manual electric overdrive transmission. The soft top is also in very good condition. We think this will stand any mechanical inspection.

$14,980 Subaru outback WaGoN 2005If you are the getting into the great outdoors type or just wanting a roomy all wheel drive family wagon then this could be for you. It’s powered by a 2.5 litre motor and is automatic. The interior is in immaculate condition. It also has 2 airbags, ABS brakes, CD, climate air conditioning, remote locking, electric windows and mirrors, tinted glass. It was imported in from Japan in 2010 at 95km and has had 1 owner in NZ since.

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Tasman Tennis ‘HAVE-a -GO” day from 10am at Tasman Tennis Club Sat 22 Sept. OPEN DAY from 1.30pm for families, new & present members. BBQ to follow. All welcome. Crombie Lockwood Kids Wheelie Fun Day on Oct 9. Kids 5-12yrs bring your bike, scooter, skateboard & safety gear to the Athletics Track at Saxton Field for a free day of fun on wheels. 10am- 2pm. Fun trikes, unicycles, BMX, trail riding, crazy bikes, urban bike race & more. www.sporttasman.org.nz/cycle_festivalNelson Tramping Club, 22 -24 Sept, Angelus, Fit, $22, Chris 5476628. 23 Sept, Happy Valley, Med $4, Bren-da 5451611. 29 – 30 Sept Myttons Hut, Fit, $27, Ray 5468060. Full prog www.nelsontrampingclub.org.nzManuka Hunnies , an all women band on Fri 12 Oct 6.30pm at Women’s Centre, 44 Trafalgar St. All Lesbian & lesbian friendly women welcome. Bring a picnic, BYO, chair/rug. Tickets $5 @ Yaza Café. Txt 027 4282578 for more info.Nelson Trout Fishing Club monthly meeting 7.30pm 19 Sept. Fish & Game Rms 66 Champion Rd Rich-mond New release local fishing DVD thenelson-troutfishingclub.comFashion & Arts Show, Fun-draising for Soroptimists of Waimea Project sup-porting education. Fash-ion by Beetees. Shoes by Whitwells. AmazingRaffles. Music by Paul Madsen. Art on display for sale. Compli-mentary wine & juice. Nib-bles. Tues 16 Oct 7.30 pm at Headingly Centre, Head-ingly La. Richmond. Tickets $20 at Beetees (Nelson & Mot) Whitwells or [email protected]. All welcome.Badminton NZ Under13 Tournament FREE to see NZ’s up & coming junior players. Fri 28 Sept 4pm & Sat 29 9am, finals Sun 30 9am at Badminton Hall Gladstone Rd Richmond. A café will be open through-out the tournament.Nelson Buddhist Centre open for all, Nile St (opp school). Thurs 7.30pm mov-ie night, $5 at door. Medi-tation M-F 6pm entry by koha. Calm at the heart of the city. 03 9700749 or 027 6293267 Haven Lioness Garden Trail Sun 30 Sept 10a.m. to 4 p.m. Gardens in Rich-mond & Hope, Tickets $10.00 from Bay Nurser-ies, Richmond. Baku Cook-ware Queen St. Richmond, World of Wearable Art .

Fundraiser for Akd Point Kindergarten.Cherry Blossom Festival Sun 23 Sept 11:30-2:30 Mi-yazu Japanese Garden nr Founders Pk Atawhai Dr AdmissionFree. Ph: Mary 544 7197Brightwater Horticultural Society Spring Flower Show, Brightwater hall – Sat 22 Sept 1.30pm-4.30pm & Sun 23 Sept 9.30am - 4.30pm. Plant, Gift, Cake Produce stalls, Floral Art Displays - Daffodils & many other flowers. Teas & raf-fles. Adults $3 children free. New Exhibitors Welcome. Call 542 3414 or 542 3737 Table Tennis – Business House 7pm-9pm Tues-day nights. Enter a 3 per-son team with your work mates/friends or Family or we will make one up for you. $30 team entry & $5.00 per night per person. Call Kay Hazeldine 547 5066 for more info.Hope School Country Ba-zaar & Silent Auction. Sat 22 Sept 2012 10am-2pm. All welcome to come & join us at our popular an-nual family-friendly fun day Bazaar. A wonderful day out for everyone. For info plse visit our website www.hope.school.co.nzImprove your singing & ukulele playing? Work-shops with Max Maxwell. Fri Sept 21- Sun Sept 23. For details ph Gretchen: 548 8707. Zenda Raqs - Middle Eastern Dance performanc-es by the ZENDA Dancers. Fri Sept 28 at the Play-house. Proceeds go to the SPCA. ph Elena: 545 9217Record your story about Tasman District for an au-dio documentary project on Fresh FM. Sat 22 Sept 9.45am-1.30am. Richmond Library Imaginarium. www.soundwalker.org.nz.Waimea Tramping Club Sat-Sun 22-23 Sept, Nydia Bay, moderate, Ph Chris 544 7038 or Rob 541 8598. Sun 30 Sept, Maungatapu Track, moderate, Ph Robert 544 0142 or Donald 545 1339.Wedding Showcase at The Playhouse Café, 1-4pm Sat 22 Sept. Come chat with the experts & have some FUN planning your wed-ding! Entry by gold coin donation. www.thewed-dingwhisperer.co.nzWakefield Toy Li-brary, Evening Opening from 6.30-8pm. Thur 20 Sept.100’s of toys to choose - you’ll be spoilt for choice!Parish Spring Fair Sat morning 27 Oct Wesley Centre Richmond. Iems to donate? ph 544 7761 or 544 8562 for collection.

Nelson Alpine Garden So-ciety Spring Show Hope Hall. Main Rd, Hope. Oct 13 & 14 Sat 12.30 to 4.30.pm. Sun 10am to 3.30. Pres-entations. Guest speaker Dave Toole. Sat 2pm Part 1 (South Island Alpine Gems)Bingo Night, Fundraiser for Waverley St Kindergar-ten. Sat 22 Sept , Richmond School Hall 7pm – Late. $15 per ticket (incl supper & first 10 rounds).Tickets from Copyart. Silent Auc-tions, CASH prizes & lots of FUN! For info, call Bridget Hobden, 5444588Quiz Evening – Silent Auc-tion Fri 5 Oct at Richmond School Hall. $10 per person, Raising funds for NZ Sun City Country Music Awards. For tickets, Linda 5447009.REGULAR EVENTSLEARN to Speak with Con-fidence. Let us motivate & encourage you to step outside your comfort zone & gain the skills you need. Join Powertalk Interna-tional. Ph Peggy 539 0477, or Linda 544 7823. Website: http://www.powertalknel-son1.wordpress.comParent to Parent: Sup-porting parents who have children & family members with disabilities, health im-pairments or special needs. Coffee mornings 11 Sept, 16 Oct, 13 Nov. Free sup-port. Call Jane 5468973Crafts Caring & Shar-ing. Mondays until end of September. 9.30 til noon at Wesley Centre opposite TDC Richmond. Gold coin donation includes morn-ing tea. Everyone welcome. Contact Pauline 5449174 or Emily 5445423.Combined Probus Club of Waimea – for active retir-ees. Meeting Thur 20 Sept Hope Community Church Ranzau Road Hope 10 am. New members welcome. Level entry, ample parking. Contact Joe 5447177.Celebrate Recovery A sup-port group for those peo-ple with Hurts, Hang-ups & Habits (addictions) meets at The Centre, 23A Salis-bury Rd on Wed 7pm for 7-30pm. More information ph Bob & Jacquie 538 0282Choose To Lose Trying to lose weight, join us for sup-port, weigh-in, coffee, & chat. Gold coin donation. 11am. Thurs at The Cen-tre, 23A Salisbury Rd, Rmd. Contact De O’Neil 547 4717Presbyterian Support, we are looking for warm car-ing people for rewarding volunteer social work with elderly people. Positions incl van assistant, kitchen helper & programme assis-tant. Ph Sasha 547 9350.

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

Rivercare Group MeetingsMotupiko / Upper Motueka / Tadmor / Sherry (1 October 2012)Dove River (1 October 2012)Lower Motueka, Riwaka, Little Sydney and Moutere (2 October 2012)Takaka, Waingaro, Anatoki (3 October 2012)Aorere and Kaituna (3 October 2012) Owners and occupiers of land within the Tasman District Council Classified X and Y River Rated Areas noted below are invited to a public meeting with the Council’s Asset Engineer for Rivers, MWH Consultant and the Rivers Maintenance Contractor.

The purpose of this series of meetings is a follow up to the meetings held in March 2012 to discuss the Annual Operating Maintenance Programme and other River activities proposed for the 2012-2013 financial year.

River Meeting Date / LocationUpper Motueka, Motupiko, Tadmor and Sherry Rivers

Monday 1 October 2012, 1.30 pm at Tapawera Community Centre

Dove River Monday 1 October 2012 7.30pm at Dovedale HallLower Motueka, (Andersons to sea) Riwaka, Brooklyn, Little Sydney & Moutere Rivers

Tuesday 2 October 2012, 4.00 pm at the Tasman District Council Motueka Service Centre, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka.

Takaka, Waingaro and Anatoki Rivers Wednesday 3 October 2012, 10.30 am at Recreation Park, Takaka Rugby Clubrooms, Takaka**Change of venue from last time.

Aorere and Kaituna Rivers Wednesday 3 October 2012, 2.30 pm at Collingwood Tavern

Enquiries to: Giles Griffith at Tasman District Council (Ph. 03 543 7244); orRick Lowe at MWH New Zealand Ltd (Ph. 03 546 0673).For further information about rivers maintenance go to www.tasman.govt.nz

Tasman District Council Consolidated Bylaw Chapter 11Tasman’s Great Taste Trail 2012

Tasman District Council’s proposed bylaw to maintain health and safety and enable users to be free from nuisance on Tasman’s Great Taste trail is now available for public consultation.

Your views will help guide Council’s decision making on whether to proceed with developing and adopting a Bylaw.

The proposal is contained in two documents:

A Summary of Information which outlines the detail of the proposal, the reason for a proposal and the period for submissions. This summary is available in the latest edition of Newsline on page 4.

A Statement of Proposal which provides detail on the proposal, options, financial and other considerations.

The full Statement of Proposal and Summary of Information including the draft Bylaw may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the following Council Service Centres:

• RichmondServiceCentre,189QueenStreet,Richmond

• MotuekaServiceCentre,7HickmottPlace,Motueka

• TakakaServiceCentre,78CommercialStreet,Takaka

• MurchisonServiceCentre,92FairfaxStreet,Murchison

And libraries:

• DistrictLibrary,QueenStreet,Richmond

• MotuekaLibrary,PahStreet,Motueka

• TakakaMemorialLibrary,JunctionStreet,Takaka.

A copy of the full Statement of Proposal is available on the Tasman District Council website at www.tasman.govt.nz/link/bylaw

All submissions on the proposal are to be in writing and posted or delivered to: Robyn Scherer, ExecutiveAssistant,EngineeringServices,TasmanDistrictCouncil,PrivateBag4,189QueenStreet,Richmond7050;[email protected] an electronic submission are available on the Tasman District Council website at: www.tasman.govt.nz/link/bylaw

Submissions close at 4.30 pm on Friday 26 October 2012.

Community NoticesNotice of Annual General Meeting – Richmond Community ForumTuesday25September2012at7.30pmTasmanDistrictLibraryMeetingRoom,QueenStreet,Richmond. All welcome.Agenda: – Minutes of previous meeting – Ratify name change of organisation to Richmond Residents Association – Adoption of Annual Accounts – Election of Officers – General Business.

Notice of temporary closure – ASB Aquatic CentreThe ASB Aquatic Centre will be closed for maintenance from 4.00 pm 30 September 2012 and reopening at 5.30 am Wednesday 3 October 2012. The Fitness Centre and Holiday Programme will still be operating their normal hours over this period.

Traffic delaysThe National Road Relay is taking place on 6 October 2012 beginning from the Moutere Hills Community Centre, on a circuit including Neudorf Road, Rosedale Road, Thorpe-Orinoco Road, Dovedale Road, Thorn Road, Blackbird Valley Road and Kelling Road. Although there will be no roadclosures,itisexpectedthattherewillbedelaysbetween9.00amand3.30pmontheday oftheeventparticularlyatlapchangepointsontheRosedaleSaddle,JacobsLadderSaddle,Thorn Road and Blackbird Valley Road.Full details of the course are available through the event link on Athletics Nelson website www.athletics.nelson.co.nz Ifyouhaveanyconcernsorquestions,pleasecallIanMorrisononPh.035450687.

Public Notices

Is your property at risk of fire?A vegetation fire in the Nelson Lakes area could be deadly. Learn what you can do to better protect yourself and your property from the risk of a vegetation fire.The Waimea Rural Fire Authority (and Lake Rotoiti Volunteer Fire Force) invites you to a presentation on FireSmart, based on the successful United States and South Africa’s FireWise Programmes. Saturday 20 October 2012, 3.00 pm, Lake Rotoiti Community Hall.For further information contact :– Rural Fire Network – Ph. 03 544 2441, – MalcolmMcConochie–Ph.035211843,– AlisonRothschild–Ph.035211806

Environment and Planning CommitteeTasmanCouncilChambers,189QueenStreet,Richmond, Thursday20September2012,9.30am.Publicforum

Environment and Planning Consents Subcommittee (Wakatu Incorporation)Motueka Office, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka, Monday 24 September 2012, 10.30 am. No public forum

Motueka Aerodrome Management & Development Plan HearingMotueka Office, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka, Wednesday26September2012,9.30am.Nopublicforum

Corporate Services CommitteeTasmanCouncilChambers,189QueenStreet,Richmond, Thursday 27 September 2012, 10.15 am. Public forum

Audit SubcommitteeTasmanCouncilChambers,189QueenStreet,Richmond, Thursday 27 September 2012, 1.30 pm or conclusion of Corporate Services. No public forum

Kids Wheelie Fun DayTuesday9October2012,10.00am–2.00pm,SaxtonField.Trail rides, bike skills course, urban bike circuit, Police road safety, fun trikes, skateboarding, scooters, unicycles, crazy bikes, BMX, mountain biking.FREE entry – bring your bike, scooter, skateboard, lunch and safety gear.For more information go to www.sporttasman.org.nz/cycle_festival

Notice of meeting – Nelson Tasman Cycle Trails Trust AGMThe Nelson Tasman Cycle Trails Trust will hold its 2012 Annual General Meeting on Thursday 27September2012,intheSportTasmanSportsHouseoffSaxtonRoad,Stoke.Themeetingwillbeconvenedat9.00amandmorningteawillbeservedfollowingadjournment. All welcome.

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Trades & ServicesClassifieds30 WEDNESDAY 19 September 2012 Classifieds WEDNESDAY 19 September 2012 31

Adam Brumwell

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

027 671 8417Call Adam

or 544 9415

GIVE YOUR HOME THE EDGE

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- Variety of shapes & sizes- Design to suit your needs

Exposed Aggregate KerbingAvailable Now

NEW

027 479 8152 or 544 9934

0800 527 981For a FREE Quote call Rob

ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTS ADVANCED AUTO

CLEANING DIGGERS ELECTRICIAN ELECTRICIAN

Ph: 021 482 088 or 542 2328

Email: [email protected] Coach Pl, Brightwater

Registered Electrician

Domestic and Commercial Wiring

Maintenance and Repairs

FINANCIAL SERVICES GARDENING GAS STAYS

INTERIOR SEWING KERBING

ACCESS EQUIPMENT

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MAKING HEIGHT EASY21 Elms Street, Wakatu Estate, StokePh 544 3985accessman nelson ltd

All Terrain Scissor Lift12m Platform Height

FIRST IN NELSON

RT 3970Now Available

Also a complete range- Scissor Lifts - Cherry Pickers

- Knuckle Booms- Prompt & Knowledgeble

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Also 10m, 8m & 6m

MECHANIC PANEL BEATER

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

Call Tony Johnston

90 VANGUARD STNELSON PH: 548 3954 027 548 3954

e n v i r o n m e n t a l l y f r i e n d l y c a r p e t &

u p h o l s t e r y c l e a n i n g

Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning

- Rugs & Leather- Flood Restoration

- Carpet & Fabric protection

Ph: 544 4872Locally Owned & Operated

Pest Control also available

CARPET CLEANING

• Registered Drainlayers (residential & commercial)• Sewage Treatment (design,supply, install & service)• Blocked Drains• Video Camera & Drain Inspection• Waterblasting• Excavator & Truck Hire to suit job

Phone 543 8243

Drainage & Construction Tasman LTD

DRAINLAYER

TRAINING

Sew for UBridal

Formal

Childrens

Alterations - zips, hems, mending

544 7285No job too small

Liz McLean

SEWING

GARDENING

Exterior andInterior Painting,Airless Spraying

and Wallpapering

Call Elly for a FREE Quote

PAINTER

LandscapingLawn Care & Mowing

Chipping of GreenwasteStump Grinding

Pre-Sale Garden Tidy-upGardening

Hedge TrimmingSection Clearing

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AL FRESCO

Call Andrew or Wendy Neame

Garden & Property Maintenance

544 0444 021 255 [email protected]

Work Place First Aid Courses

Ph 544 9180

27, 28, 2910, 18, 25, 26, 277, 15, 28, 29, 30

Sept:Oct:Nov:

Call NOW to register

Corporate Rates Available

GARDENING

PAINTER PAINTER PAINTER

0800 827 772www.tasmansparkies.co.nz

Locally owned Fully qualified electriciansCompetitive ratesResidential ‐ new and oldCommerical

Call Dave, Brent or Tristan today

TRAINING

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CONSULTANTS

Call for a free quote03 544 1820

021 132 3223www.landmarx.co.nz

• 60m plus of flexible hose, so spreading bark mulch, sawdust, compost, soil anywhere is not a problem

• Quick, efficient, cost effective

• Spreads very evenly so uses 20-40% less material than con-ventional methods

BARKBLOWER

HARRIS TRAINING SERVICES LTDShane Harris

Registered FITEC & GROWSAFE Trainer & Assessor

Accredited EPA [former ERMA] Test Certifier

Ph: 544 4062Mob: 0274 574 775

Email: [email protected]

Give your staff the skills to make a safer, more productive workplace.

For course dates seewww.harristraining.co.nz

- Mechanical Repairs/Parts- Vehicle Servicing- Warrant Of Fitness- Courtesy Vehicles- Cars, Light Commercials,

4x4, Campervan SpecialistsPetrol/Diesel

Ph 543 94007 Kotua Place, Stokewww.heslops.co.nz

AUTOMOTIVE

CAR SERVICING

Has ACC denied your surgery or entitlements?03 538 0314

0800 752 [email protected]

David Gerrard

Brown Shaver Pullets

Heritage Breed Poultry

Fertile Hatching Eggs

Premium Poultry Feed

Poultry Supplies & Wood Shavings

Quality Coops & Hen Houses

www.chooks.co.nz03 542 3224

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• First consultation free.• Three tailor made levels of accounting services for clients

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Accountants and Business Advisors offer:

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Services

Oven Cleansfrom $50 incl gst

Offer expires 30/9/12

Call Brenda 027 842 1780

• Domestic Cleaning• Spring/one off cleaning• Pre/end of tenancy cleaning• Carpet laying/repairs• Curtain Alterations• Light gardening/lawn mowing• Oven & window clean

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CLEANING

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Ph: 543 8090

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Since 1915

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Small Jobs

Welcome

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

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ELITEFLOORING SERVICES

Member NZ National Flooring Assn.

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

Over 20 years experience

Maurice 0274 455 141 or Dave 0274 296 669

A/H 544 [email protected]

0800 455 141

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FLOOR SANDING

Architects of Fine FlooringCraftsmen who take pride in their work

Phone Mark 541 9332or 022 013 1258

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Carpet Laying Floating & Solid Timber

FloorsNew Installations or Repairs

FLOORING

TAKEAWAY

544 0203Phone orders welcome

Sundial Square Richmond Open 7 Days 11am - Late

HANDYMAN

HOME REPAIRS& MAINTENANCE

INSIDE – OUTSIDEDoors - Screens - Windows

Rotted Timber - PlasterCladding - Fences - Gates

Painting - Gutters - RubbishGarden - Landscaping

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PETEFREE QUOTE021 0290 7223

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Drain Cleaning &Unblocking

Simon 027 212 8688 John 0212 450 550

Email [email protected] Factory Rd Brightwater

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BUILDER

• HolidayHomes• BushCabins• Renovation

BRAKE & CLUTCH

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[email protected]

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For all your made to order and flat pack

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Just phone Gerard

(03) 543 [email protected]

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ike WhitePainters LtDM

• Interior/Exterior Painting• Polyurethane Floors• Waterblasting• Rental Tidy Ups• Insurance Work• New Homes• Roof Spraying• Wallpapering

Call Mike 027 224 0983

A/H 547 4575 [email protected]

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Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Parish, Richmond

Weekend Mass TimesSaturday Vigil

6.30pm Richmond Church35 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

10.00am

Ph 544 7596

PLUMBER

HOUSE INSPECTION

PAT ASHTON 03 522 4213

An affordable independent visual inspection for pre-sale or pre-purchase of a house.

A written report on completion of inspection.

With over 25 years experience in the building industry, Pat provides an honest opinion of the current condition of a house.

CHURCH NOTICES

ST DAVID’SPRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH11 Florence Street, Richmond

Worship ServicesThis Sunday:

8.15am Breakfast @ St David’s Lively children’s and adult’s

programme9.30am Classic Church

www.stdavidschurch.co.nzPhone 544 8387

10am Sunday

Ablaze7pm Thursday

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1200 - 5 pce marble and black steel available separately

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$975Entertainment unit

TV not included.

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