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Members of Appleby School’s new kapa haka group practice their pukana with Matua Madsen Elkington. They are Carl Quinn, 5, Astin Knowles, 8, Isaac Calder, 10 and Fynn Roberts, 5. Photo: Andrew Board.
Appleby School children say they are excited about getting involved in their newly estab-lished kapa haka group, run by Ngati Kuia tangata whenua Madsen Elkington.School principal Graham Avery says all of the school’s 120 children participate in the group, which extends current in-class lessons and complements the range of extra-curricula ac-tivities offered by the school.“This is a great way for the children to be ac-tively involved as they learn more about ti-kanga and te reo Maori. They really enjoyed the first session and are looking forward to demonstrating their new skills to family and whanau at some stage in the future,” he says. The school had recognised the benefits of a cultural group for some time, and parents were requesting the formation of a group, but it was a matter of finding the right person to teach the children, he says.“We are very fortunate to have Madsen. It’s fantastic to have someone with his skill set to
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Cyber bullying is rife, according to a lo-cal internet safety expert, but most of it is coming from adults who then “demonise” kids for doing the same thing.Nelson-based John Parsons held an online safety seminar at Wakefield School last week where he said parents need to take responsibility for their children’s behav-iour online and that starts with education.He says the easiest way to eliminate cyber bullying has nothing to do with technol-
ogy, it is about how people treat each other socially, and that includes parents. John says his biggest goal is allowing chil-dren to use technology, labelling it a “hu-man right”. John is used as an expert by schools and local police to help educate families and children on how to safely nav-igate social networking websites. “I think that anyone that wants to impede that opportunity is making a big mistake, we need to support them and let them use this properly,” says John.John has held modules at a number of Nel-
son schools for several years now. Those include Murchison Area School, Enner Glynn School, Victory School, Nelson College for Girls and others outside of the region.The main points covered in the module included identity theft while also debating if schools should be responsible for cyber bullying. All of the environments linked to cyber bullying occur outside of the school, says John. “A lot of their behaviour is picked up at home and brought into school yet there is
a big focus on schools changing that, but they can’t. It has to be raised as a bigger topic. Everyone must take ownership of cyber bullying for the problem to stop.”John says there are also many double standards related to cyber bullying that allow parents to pass judgement on their child’s action but not their own. He used an example of Belarusian shot putter Na-dzeya Ostapchuck’s recent treatment with-in social media.
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Adam Jordan, Richmond. “Nah I don’t. I don’t like the taste and I don’t like the tex-ture. It’s just not my thing.”
Howard Osborne, Richmond.
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lead the programme.”Appleby is a site steeped with Maori history. Not only was it a thoroughfare when waka first arrived at Rabbit Island, it also once housed an ancient Pa belonging to Ngati Tumatakokiri.
Large market gardens were also planted in Appleby and evidence of kumara pits can still be seen in the area. “Kapa haka is an excellent opportunity for the Ap-pleby Schoool children and their whanau to ac-knowledge and celebrate our cultural history and diversity,” Graham says.
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“I like that I have it once a year to remind me of this lovely unique flavour. I never mind the price.”
Kids back home after accidentTwo Tapawera children who were seriously injured during a farm related accident are safely home after they were discharged from hospital this week.The accident occurred on Thurs-day evening when the father of the two children’s ute rolled with
the children still inside. It is be-lieved the father brought the two children out to feed hay when the accident occurred. The boy is age three years old and the girl four. The children were airlifted to Nelson Hospital with their father by the Nelson Marl-
borough Rescue Helicopter fol-lowing the accident.Police spokesperson Barbara Dunn says police completed an investigation last week before handing the case over to the Business, Innovation and Em-ployment Ministry to investigate.
“If someone goes on Facebook and attacks an-other child socially, we demonise them. Now when adults do it, it’s acceptable. The person who was found out to be a cheat, look at kind of things that are being said about her by adults. It is vile and it is disgusting yet they are justified in their own minds to do that. What is the differ-ence between that and what children do?“I think everyone has the right to speak but if we really want to make change, it
isn’t about the technology; it is about how we are treating each other.”Families can be traumatised by cyber bullying
and John says parents should embrace their children using social networking sites and “lead the way”, making their own page, becoming ‘friends’ with them so they can keep an eye on what is being said. “If we have values based education that looks at positive behaviour and positive conduct then a lot of these problems will go away.”
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Whitebait could be hard to come by this season with numbers at a 30 year low, says Simon Bailey of the Department of Conservation.The season officially opened on August 15, how-ever, Simon expects the banks of the local river-beds to remain empty for the coming weeks as poor whether and declining whitebait numbers delay what would usually be peak times.“I’ve been doing patrols for seven years and speaking to whitebaiters who have been there for 30 years they say there has been an overall de-cline,” Simon says. “There are not many people around at the mo-ment because things haven’t kicked off that quickly. That is understandable if you get a wet end to winter. People would’ve gone out, checked the conditions and decided to wait awhile.”Richmond’s Larry Sutherland, who has been whitebaiting in the Waimea River for 50 years, says he will wait another few weeks before he starts fishing so was unsure how many fish would be in the river.
He confirmed that whitebait had been in de-cline for a number of years, however in 2010, the Waimea River had its best run in 30 years.The low numbers of whitebait in the Nelson-Tasman rivers are because of changing habitat caused by land development, says Simon. There are fewer wetlands than in previous years and more stock are situated near creeks. White-bait breed in the mouths of rivers and if stock are allowed to graze to the river’s edge, then the whitebait eggs are left vulnerable. DOC has been looking into how the rivers can be better managed, although those discussions are still ongoing with Tasman District Council.Despite low numbers of whitebait, the number of people fishing for them has remained at a con-stant figure throughout the past decade. The Motueka River has been the most popular spot in the Tasman region while the Waimea River and the Wakapuaka River are known to have had good runs in the past.The whitebait season closes again on November 30. For full details and rules around whitebaiting visit www.doc.govt.nz.
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Two motorbikes were pulled off the road over the weekend during a police sting which stopped more than 100 motor-cyclists.The traffic safety campaign targeted motorcyclists to make sure their bikes and licences were up to scratch. Rolling checkpoints around Nelson and Tasman ticketed 40 people for a range of offences from not hav-ing a legal helmet to not meeting noise regulations.Two motorcycles were put off the road, or “green stickered” for excess noise.Four motorcyclists were also given roadside suspensions for breaching the conditions of their licence by riding bikes over 250cc. One motorcyclist also had to phone home for a regula-tion helmet before being able to ride on.Police caught a disqualified driver and issued numerous tick-ets for warrant of fitness and registration breaches.
Some motorists were also issued compliance notices, giving them a period in which to get their vehicle licensed.Senior sergeant Grant Andrews says while it was disappoint-ing that so many people had been ticketed, the operation was
extremely successful.“We want people to realise that road checkpoints are not just about checking for alcohol. Operating a roadworthy vehi-cle and keeping to the condi-tions of your licence are both safety issues. People need to ensure they are operating le-gally as our tolerance for repeat offending in these instances is very low.”Grant says police will continue to run similar campaigns on a regular basis.“We’re tasked with keeping the
roads safe and knowing that road users are operating safe ve-hicles and have the correct licence is an important factor in that,” he says.
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Forget everything you think you know about projectors. The latest projectors are outstand-ing viewing, have outstanding sound and thanks to Begg’s Musicworks are now incred-ibly affordable.If you are a sports fan, movie fan, gamer or music fan you should visit Tim and his team at Begg’s to see why they are so excited about the latest projectors they now have in store.In fact Tim is so keen to see Nelsonians give them a go he has put together projector packages starting from just $3000.“People’s perception of what projectors look like and what they are now is very different, the tech-nology has improved out of sight. Five years ago they were good but you had to pay a lot of money, five years ago good was $15,000 now good is $3000,” says Tim.Many households use a normal television for watching the news and other programmes but pull down the projector screen for serious viewing, including sports, movies, gaming and watching music DVDs. “If you want to sit down and actually watch something, this is perfect. The picture quality
is very, very good and the movie experience is so much better than watching it on a big screen TV, and the cost now is not horrible. In fact, it’s quite affordable,” says Tim.
Tim says he doesn’t see what all the fuss is about with 3D on tel-evisions but on a projector it is “outstanding.” Screen size can be literally anything right up to an incredible 300 inches but most people are going for be-tween 80 and 120 inch screens. Begg’s has packages starting at $3000 for a projector; $5000 for projector, amp and sound sys-tem and up to $10,000 for the full setup. All these systems offer serious theatre perfor-mance, with serious savings. The team at Begg’s can also
customize a system to suit your needs and install your projector. “I encourage people to come in sit down and have a look at how good it really is. We have the room set up and they can come in and see that I’m not talking these up for no reason.”Call in and see the team and sample what a true home theatre looks and sounds like, 264-268 Hardy St, Nelson or call 548 8699.
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While backing out of a disability park-ing at the Richmond Medical Centre on August 7 at about 9:30am I was nearly side swiped by someone who said “I’m in a hurry”. I was in shock and got out of my car only to get inconsiderate abuse from the driver.Those of us that are not so fortunate with our mobility deserve some consid-eration. If only that driver had to endure my
pain and disability he might be a lot more understanding of the life disabled folk live, rather than tell me I’m a waste of space.Anne Senior, Richmond.
Lets get real about the much maligned bridge over the Wairoa river. We’re lucky to have the bridge – which after all was built on a very tight budget. Okay, so the approaches are steep but it’s obvious to anyone that bikes should be wheeled up and down the steep stuff. All serious bikers look forward to the next bridge over the Waimea so that we can all enjoy the ups and downs of our amazing cycleways around the district.Fred McKee, Richmond.
Really, how cool is it that we have this cycle bridge at our fingertips?Walk your darn bikes up and down the bridge. My four year old son does it. How hard is it? You get off and walk. I’m hopeless on my bike, but I’ve done itI really think it’s about time people started taking a bit of responsibility for their own safety. If you fell off going over an exposed tree root, who’d you blame? I’m worried that if people can’t take care of themselves, then we’d have no ‘adven-ture’ in our lives and what a sorry place we’d be in then.Karen, Via www.waimeaweekly.co.nz.
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Work to bring ultra fast broadband to homes, schools and businesses in Tasman was officially launched last week.Last Thursday Chorus, along with the gov-ernment, announced its roll out of ultra-fast broadband to the region. A network of fibre cable is already available for busi-nesses in the Richmond CBD but the lat-est announcement will see it go into new schools, businesses and homes around the region.Tasman District mayor Richard Kempthorne was at the launch and says the announcement is exciting for the region.“This is an exciting occasion for us to cel-
ebrate. I’m quite passionate about how we get this technology con-nected to rural users because I think it will really benefit our hor-ticulture, fishing and tourism in-dustries.” The rollout is part of the govern-ment’s $1.35 billion investment in high-speed broadband nationwide.
The new speed will allow speeds of 100 mega-bytes per second, from around the standard three mega-bytes per second currently.C o m m u n i c a -tions and infor-mation technol-ogy minister Amy Adams was
on hand to announce the rollout and says that by July next year around 6000 busi-
nesses, medical premises and households in the Nelson-Tasman region will be cov-ered by the network, as well as four schools. “High-speed broadband will mean more students at Nelson and Richmond schools will be able to share resources like physics and IT teachers. Students will be able to take part in virtual classrooms and courses that might not be available at their own schools. They could even learn French from a teacher in Paris.”Local firms Transfield Services and Ad-cock and Donaldson are working on in-stalling the new fibre cables around Nelson and Tasman.
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A Richmond boy that had his bike stolen from the school bike stands has had it replaced by the town’s newest cycle store.Avanti Plus Richmond opened its doors last week and one of its first tasks was finding a replace-ment bike for Waimea Intermediate Student Jared Cummings. As reported in the Waimea Weekly two months ago, Jared’s BMX bike was stolen when the alleged thief came onto school grounds to take his bike.Jared did not have his bike locked up at the bike stands, which is more than 100m down the school’s main driveway and only accessible to students, staff and school visitors.Jared’s mother Sandra Cummings says the offer was “very generous”. “I thought ‘wow, there are obviously people left in this world that are hu-man’. I couldn’t believe it.”Jared had been walking to school since his bike was stolen and was equally happy. “I was so ex-cited,” says Jared, who rode his new bike home from Avanti Plus.Store owners Mike and Jo Anderson also do-nated a free bike lock to Jared to make sure his new bike could not be stolen. The idea of giv-ing him a bike came about when they read his story in the Waimea Weekly. “You feel sorry for kids that that sort of thing happens to, especially when his mum says that was his pride and joy,” says Jo. “We’re obviously locals and Avanti were happy to help out as well. It was so satisfying giv-ing them the phone call because they were abso-lutely stoked.”
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Mini speeds to world recordA Nelson Mini has clocked an average speed of 235.9 kilometers per hour to etch its name into the world record books for a new land speed record in its class.Dubbed Project ‘64, the 1964 Mini Cooper S driven by Nelson Hartley, the brother of former Red Bull Formula 1 prodigy Brendon Hartley, reached a top speed of 151.087mph through a three mile short course on the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah last week.It beats the previous record of 210kmh held by the Hudson Boys.
To break the record, the 1964 Mini had to beat the previous time through the second and third mile of a three mile course. It then went into “impound” for four hours, giving the crew enough time to correct any faults before taking to the salt flats for a second time. The Mini had to beat its previous speed in the second attempt and both speeds were then accumulated and calculated into an average over the mile.The Mini was competing in the I/BGCC class, which is determined by engine size, in this case up to 1000cc, supercharged and competition coupe.
The entire crew included driver Nelson, who helped build the engine with his fa-ther Bryan, Nelson based race car and clas-sic restorers Guy Griffith and Garry Orton, who work out of Victory R at the World of Wearable Arts and Classic Cars Museum, Alltrax NZ’s Garry Grant and Christch-urch based Mini guru Larry Mullholland of Swift Automotive. In addition to the team, 25 supporters were in Bonneville for the record attempt. Most of those supporters came from Nel-son but there were a handful from Canada and other parts of New Zealand.Project spokesperson Mike Wilson says
the group was “very happy” to have broken the land speed record, despite acknowledging that the Mini had poten-tial to go faster. The crew celebrated with cheers, hugs, a nice dinner and champagne all round,
the latter two courtesy of sponsor Peter Talley. “It feels very special, especially since we achieved it with a car that really shouldn’t have been able to do it. Minis have always been known for their corner-ing ability but never for their straight line speed,” says Mike, speaking from Utah. “On the morning of our first qualifying run the Bonneville Speedway radio station was playing some archive tapes of Burt Munro speaking and he was talking of the fact the anyone could buy a new bike and go fast, but to break records with an old bike was a much more interesting challenge.”Burt’s grandson Rob Henderson and his wife Tracy are two of the project’s staunch-est supporters and sent a message saying “Burt would have been proud of you all.”Next on the agenda will be plenty of sleep and spending time with their families, says Mike. There has been talk of other events such as Pikes Peak, but there could also been another return to Bonneville next year.
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Crew members with the world’s fastest Mini from left; Mike Wilson, Steve Tolmie, Paul Dowell, Garry Orton, Larry Mulholland, Bryan Hartley and Nelson Hartley.
Bryan Hartley runs some final checks before the land speed record attempt. Photo: Mike Wilson.
Father’s Day is just around the corner on 2 September and Fashion Island would like to help spoil your dad. So with this in mind, I am up for a browse to find some great ideas and gifts.On Hardy St I stroll first into Rodd and Gunn. The new range of polo shirts is a great idea and the leather accessories are made in NZ. The luggage is exquisite. Even for the fisherman in the family there is a leather/ sheepskin fly wallet. Just along the road is Barkers. Adoring the new shirts that have just been unpacked, and also their selection of canvas bags. Heading back around to The Rock Box, and not focusing on what I could buy - but the guys have great choice in jeans, shirts and jackets in awesome brands. With George Clooney peering at me from the windows of Sunglass Style, the range of driving, sport and casual sunglasses is another option. The range of men’s soaps moisturisers and gift packs from The Body Shop and Lush also make an easy choice for dad’s gifts. Next stop Living and Giving, and if your dad is a genius in the kitchen, or on the BBQ, there is plenty to choose from. Just Jeans have a fantastic range of jeans like Levi, Calvin Klein, check out Jay Jays for tees, and for dad’s desk at the office-contemporary pens and pads can be found at Smiggles. Bring the family in for a brunch or lunch at Morrison Street Café or Columbus Coffee for a catch up, and make your dad, husband, or partner feel extra special.
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It may not be an advisable way to get your Marmite fix, but waking up in Nelson Hospi-tal is one way to get your hands on the scarce spread.Patients at the hospital are still being offered Marmite for their breakfast despite the spread not be produced for the past five months as its manufacturer, Sanitarium, repairs its earth-quake damaged plant. Production is expected to resume in October but jars of Marmite have been selling for hun-dreds of dollars on Trade Me as desperate food-ies seek out the few remaining jars in the coun-try.For Nelson woman Solveig Sheed all she had to do to get her hands on it was tick the right box at Nelson Hospital when ordering her breakfast. Maria Chhina, food manager for Compass Group which supplies the food to Nelson Hos-pital, says the region got lucky with its supplier Bidvest having a higher than usual stock of the small Marmite portions when the plant closed down. She says some patients have been very appre-ciative and that the hospital will have enough stock to last until production starts again in two months.
Solveig Sheed having Marmite on toast for breakfast at the Nelson Hospital last week. Photo: Andrew Board.
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Band drums up supportA local high school band is in the running to open at the national Smokefreerock-quest final, but it needs the public’s sup-port to get them there.Fire Without Permit, consisting of twins Rigel and Bowyne Blanchet from Nelson College as well as Hana Tava, Jordan Har-vey and Jacob King of Waimea College, was chosen as the Skinny People’s Choice band when the Nelson final was held at the Theatre Royal in May. All of the regional winners in this cat-egory, who have not reached the final, are now be eligible to open for the eight final-ists at the national final in Hamilton on
September 22. The winning band will also get its flights and accommodation paid for.The voting process will remain the same for the nation-wide competition with members of the public able to text the name of the band they would like to see reach the final. You can vote for each act by sending the band name with no spaces to 5678. Texts cost 20 cents. Voting closes on September 14 at 2pm.Meanwhile, Nelson winner New Vinyl will hear tonight whether it has made the top eight for the national final, which was won by the Peasants in 2011.
Fire Without Permit members Hana Tava, Jacob King, Jordan Harvey, Rigel and Bowyne Blanchet need your support to open at SFRQ. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
Enrolment Scheme - ZoneThe school is required by the Ministry of Educa-tion to operate a scheme to manage out of zone enrolments. Details are available from the school
office and website.
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Lifeguard named NZ’s bestJust a thoughtIt can be really frustrating being sick can’t it? Especially if you are one of those disgustingly healthy people who don’t even get a cold.Recently I called on our emergency health team. They did a fantastic job. Without exception, all the staff were kindly and very proficient in their work. Since then I’ve become part of the medical sys-tem. I’m not very patient waiting my turn in the medical procedure line. I find myself grumbling about the slow progress. I should be thanking God that I live in a country where emergency medi-cal services are provided free of charge. At least here the neces-sary follow-up does happen. It takes time but it does happen. Across the world, people die be-cause they can’t receive the right treatment. Why doesn’t God pre-vent their deaths? I wish I could answer that. All I know is that we humans could do a lot more to prevent death than we do. Recently I sat with a relative across the other side of the world. He was dying. God was with him, as he was with me – the peace was tangible. Is God with all who are dying? I believe so – but that doesn’t take away our obligation to prevent unnecessary deaths.Many die when they could be well and healthy with the right treatment. We are responsible for our neighbour – wherever they live.
Richmond’s Rachel Pike has been named lifeguard of the year at a na-tional aquatics conference last week.She says the award is great payback for the effort she has put into the industry over the years. “A lot of people put in extra effort and it’s not always recognised. Everyone does their day job but sometimes it’s those extra things and I think this is probably an acknowledgement of that,” says Rachel.Each lifeguard is nominated be-fore being interviewed and judged. Rachel reached the top seven two years ago, the first time she was nominated.Rachel grew up in the Nelson re-gion, before going onto study in Dunedin. She then travelled over-seas before returning home. “I
went to Waimea College, so I’m a true Nelson girl. I grew up here so I thought it’d be a great place for my children to grow up too.”Having trained to be a teacher, Ra-chel first took the job at the ASB Aquatic Centre thinking it would “look good” on her CV when she applied for teaching jobs. Five and a half years later and only one in pool rescue and she has not looked back. Rachel started off as the swimming school instructor before training as a lifeguard and picking up further roles at the complex. She is now the aquatics coordinator. “I enjoy it here. There are challenges day to day. Out on pool deck there are long hours standing around but it’s what you make of it. There are customers there to talk to all day.”
ASB Aquatic Centre’s aquatics coordinator Rachel Pike has been named NZ Lifeguard of the Year. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
Seven years ago the Nelson Wom-en’s Centre threw out its remain-ing sewing machines after they kept breaking down, but last week it hosted its first sewing workshop since then, thanks to a local group.Patches of Tasman held a success-ful patchwork and quilting sympo-sium in April and used the funds it raised to donate sewing machines to Nelson Women’s Centre and the Victory Community Centre.Carrie Mozena, of the women’s centre, says the machines mean the centre can host sewing classes giving local women practical skills. The class, called ‘from op shop to
top shop’ began last Tuesday and will see eight women take part.Sponsorship from local and nation-al businesses and organisations, donations of locally made goods and complementary exhibitions at local galleries all contributed to the success of the symposium. That led the Patches of Tasman organising committee, with the on-going sup-port from Bernina NZ, to acknowl-edge their appreciation by donating new sewing machines and notions to the Nelson Women’s Centre and to the Victory Community Centre to assist these groups to learn and develop sewing and creative skills.
Sewing machines donated by local group
Nelson Women’s Centre coordinator Carrie Mozena with one of the new sewing machines that was donated to it. Photo: Andrew Board.
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The Grape Escape Complex on the cor-ner of McShane Rd and the State Highway in Appleby has become a popular meet-ing place for meals, art works and knick knacks.Recently we saw the demolition of the dwelling on the highway corner that ini-tially had been built for the cheese maker of the factory alongside.The dwelling would have been built in about 1930 either for the owner of the cheese factory, who may have been Barney McKendry, or Waimea Dairy Company who subsequently bought from the for-mer. Bill and Edna Cross bought the whole complex including seven acres of land in about 1935/36 when the Dairy Company moved the cheese side of its operation to Brightwa-ter. During their ownership, the Cross family of seven, including five boys, lived with some con-straints in that the toilet, wash-ing facilities (both clothing and personal) were contained over in the cheese factory building. This would have incurred some cold walks on typical winter days that Richmond can throw up.The cheese factory remains pretty well in-tact from its earlier days with much of the same layout still discernable today among the various divisions within now housing
boutique areas of different art and craft products. The Cross family operated the property for farming, running of stock and growing
seedling stock such as tomatoes and general market gardening. Bill Cross as well had land on Riv-er Rd in Appleby where he grew a good crop of potatoes. One family member, Dave, now living in Granity on the West Coast recalls an incident that oc-curred often, it involved him and his elder brother Barry. During a typical day of work for their mum and dad whilst packing and grad-
ing produce they as young boys would be attached to a long line sufficiently apart in order that they could not get at each other and fight. This was more necessitated as the property was not adequately fenced
from the busy highway, thus preventing ever active young boys from unwittingly being vulnerable to the traffic.In about 1944 and 1948 two changes were made to the house when a new fire place and bay window were added and the old wash house and bucket toilet were demol-ished and upgraded facilities were built. The toilet area initially posed some prob-lems once complete, as the pub-lic frequently were found to be using them. Other changes that occurred about this time too. The kitchen was relocated from the front to the back of the house and a new bathroom was added where the original kitchen had been.Numerous accidents were occur-ring during the Cross ownership on the main highway intersection so the council removed the mac-
rocarpa hedge that ran alongside the house and replaced it with a low concrete fence. Some accidents were quite horrendous but luckily no deaths were ever recorded.With Bill pre deceasing Edna, she carried on the business on a more limited scale and then with her death in 1997 the prop-erty was sold and purchased by David and Heather Holmes along with Jon and Cher-yl Harrey who developed the concept the Grape Escape as we see it today.It was these folk who had the cottage shift-ed along McShane Rd where it is now oc-cupied as the restaurant. Several years later the Holmes/Harrey partnership sold the complex to Bob Haswell who retains own-ership of the property at present. As has been reported earlier in Waimea Weekly the house’s demolition is an attempt to im-prove visibility at the corner and develop-ment a lavender garden for the complex.
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The directors of the Appleby Cheese Factory in 1965. Names are unknown.
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A Wakefield couple’s honey business is on a golden run, collecting its third first plac-ing in as many years at an awards section of the National Beekeeper’s Association conference.Mountain Valley Honey owners Murray and Nicky Elwood claimed a first placing
for their manuka honey in 2010, their bee pollen in 2011 and their autumn gold re-cently won first place in the liquid honey dark section.The Elwoods decided to enter their honey two years after taking over the business, which its previous owners had ran for 15 years. “We’re making this honey, it’s nice, we’re selling it, so we wanted to see how it
would go against everyone else,” says Mur-ray. “When you get the odd placing you know you must be doing alright. It shows that it’s world class honey.”The secret to supplying great tasting honey is doing “as little as possible”, he says. “It’s as natural as can be. A lot of big companies micro-filter it and they heat it up.”
The majority of Mountain Valley’s 1200 bee hives are situated in the Marlbor-ough Sounds with some at the base of the Whangamoa. “You work out what sort of crop you want to get. Predominantly in the Sounds it’s just manuka whereas in the Whangamoa if we put them in early it’ll be kamahi and then a bit of manuka and the native plants coming on.”
Nicky says her pas-sion behind making honey is the variety and the challenges that each year offers. “There’s always that anticipation of what flavours are going to be there,” she says. “At the beginning of the season just tast-ing it and wondering what the mix is. It’s an exciting industry to be in.”Murray starts each morning with two slices of toast covered in manuka honey, which has always been his favourite. Mountain Val-ley honey is sold throughout the coun-try at whole food stores as well as at the Saturday Market.
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With Brightwater Pools and their patented Grace Pool build system you can have a custom designed liner pool that the whole family will enjoy right in your own backyard.Grace Pools offer a non corrosive and insulated pool that will sustain earth movements and offers a 10 year guarantee; these are all unique features of Grace Pools. Nick makes it easy to choose a pool to suit you and your family and will tell you all the options available, Nick will also design your Grace Pool specifically for your taste and budget and de-pending on shape, size and style to fit into your section and lifestyle. Another of the great benefits of Grace Pools are that the wall panels are insulated between the concrete floor and the liner which provides added insulation and ensures heat retention within the pool and keeps your heating cost economical and enables you to extend your swim-ming season. An added advantage of owning a pool when living in outlying country areas is that you have an ever ready supply of water available which becomes a valu-able safety tool in the unfortunate instance of fire. Constructing pools on rural properties is looked on favourably by local councils, fire brigades and insurance companies.With a Grace Pool you’re guaranteed a master-piece that will make your garden an attractive fo-cus for the whole family to enjoy.Ross Stratford has been serving the farming and horticulture community of Nelson for so many years he’s lost count. Ross’ unbiased and friendly advice along with his dedication to his customers, who he always puts first, is what Ross believes sets him apart from the rest. While Ross has a lot of experience and knowledge when it comes to hor-ticulture, in the recent years Ross’ primary work has been that of pasture renewal and farming. And like the rest of us, especially the farmers of the region, Ross is eagerly and desperately waiting for spring to arrive with some warm weather and sunshine. So if your pastures need renewing be
sure to contact Ross Stratford soon so that you’ll be first in line for when the sun decides to appear and stick around. AC Palmer and Sons Ltd. When it comes to lo-cally owned and operated family businesses, there aren’t many more local to the Brightwater area than the Palmers. Dad, Arthur started up the busi-ness in 1976 and at that stage they were more in-volved in the spreading side of things. Brian joined
the company in 1979 and was later joined by Kevin in 2002. In 1984 they sold the spreading business and concentrated solely on provid-ing bulk cartage throughout the re-gion. You will see their trucks busy on local roads transporting lime and fertiliser wherever it is needed, even as far afield as Blenheim and Marlborough. They aren’t limited to lime and fertiliser though, they can transport bark, gravel, sawdust, seed mixes – pretty much anything you need to get from A to B. If you’ve got stuff that need moving, give the Palmer boys a call – Brian on 027 297 8543 or Kevin 027 479 4257.CRT’s local livestock team has a wealth of local knowledge and ex-pertise that makes them the ideal choice to market your livestock. CRT livestock representatives are
able to discuss all the available options, so you can get the results you want. Given the payout predic-tions and advance payout rates of calves, there is some much needed positivity in the industry, re-sulting in demand for dairy stock of all classes. At the top of the list is quality replacement stock, well recorded and well grown. Of concern is the short-age in supply of these types of animals. It’s also time to think about bull fattening, an important part of our industry. Stock numbers need to be rebuilt as the quantity and quality of bulls reared each year are declining. Smaller kiwi cross and straight Jer-sey cows have become more popular among dairy farmers and we need to ensure quality animals are being reared. To enjoy the co-operative difference in livestock trading, call CRT today. You don’t
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have to be a shareholder, but there are real ben-efits for those who are, including Choices Points in CRT’s Choices Rewards loyalty programme awarded on commissions paid, as well as both livestock trading and capital stock financing op-portunities. For livestock trading advice, contract availability and other questions you may have, please call your local CRT livestock agents Alf Kinzett, Simon Harris or James Gibson.Gordon Handy Machinery Limited. The John Deere Sub-Compact and Compact Utility Trac-tors are another great example of Deere superior performance. Don’t let the size of these tractors fool you, with powerful high torque engines, con-venient automatic two pedal transmissions and a range of available attachments, these are the right choice. The John Deere Sub-Compact and Com-pact Utility Tractors range includes our 1 Series,
2000, 3000 and 4000 series ranging from 23.5 to 66 engine horsepower and are the ideal choice for commercial, governmental and agricultural users. The new 1026R is a great addition to the utility tractor range from John Deere with never seen before features on a tractor of this size making it a perfect choice for the price conscious customer who desires power, productivity and reliability. Finance on compact utility available from only 1.99%, conditions apply. Gordon Handy’s Rich-mond based team is ready to provide you with the best range of John Deere products, service and backup support available. Call in and see them at 16 Poutama Street, call them on 03 543 8041 or browse www.gordonhandy.co.nz. Lambourne Marketing specialises in growing pip and stone fruit trees with a large variety avail-able including apples, peaches, nectarines, plums,
quinces, cherries and apricots. Syd and Sue Lambert grow bare root trees for supply to orchards through-out New Zealand and their latest pas-sion involves the preservation and cultivation of a large number of her-itage fruit trees. “Many of the herit-age tree varieties are disease resistant which means that they don’t need as many sprays or chemicals to keep them healthy and productive,’ says Syd. ‘ Testing on some of the older ap-
ple varieties show they have high levels of antioxidants and people are happy to be choosing a fruit variety that not only has a bit of a history, but is less la-bour intensive and a healthier option.’ Syd and Sue’s collection of heritage fruit trees includes over 80 different heritage apple trees, with the oldest variety dating back as far as 1648. If you are interested in planting heritage trees at your place you should defi-nitely call out and talk to Syd and Sue
to take advantage of their extensive knowledge. They even have display fruits on hand so you will know exactly what kind of crop you will end up with. The nursery is open to the public every Fri-day from 1 to 5pm. You’ll find them at 144 Mou-tere Highway (just opposite St Peter and St Paul’s Church on the corner of Waimea West Road and the Moutere Highway)Tractor Repairs and Spares have bought the complete retail side of FMR Group, the Mar-lborough based company that specialises in the manufacture of quality viticulture equipment in-cluding Spraypro, Sweepro and Weederaser brands and ERO vine trimmers and leaf pullers. Tractor Repairs and Spares are still the local Massey Ferguson agent and they also represent the top-of-the-line German Fendt tractors, French designed Gregoire grape harvesters, Lely, Duncan Ag, Fieldmaster, Farm-gard, Kinghitter and Robertson products. Tractors, Repairs and Spares has three branches based in Renwick, Seddon and here in Poutama Street, Richmond. They can take care of all your agricul-tural machinery supplies, tractor sales, parts and repairs, maintenance, air condi-tioning, servicing of new and used machinery. They have expertise in the viticulture & horti-culture industries servicing & supplying parts for grape harvesters, sprayers, mulchers & vineyard & orchard mowers. As the company continues to expand their emphasis is still on delivering first class service and support. Call in and visit the team today. Hire Now for all your agricultural and landscap-ing equipment, where you will find everything from basic garden maintenance equipment to heavy duty farming and landscaping machinery.
Hire Now is owned and operated by Cam Stratford who opened Hire Now after realising there was a need for a broad equipment hire company with a convenient location and a range of machinery for all jobs. Hire Now has a variety of gardening, agricul-tural, farming and landscaping equipment ready to go when it’s needed with everything from chainsaws
and ride on lawnmowers to trucks and trailers, portable cattle yards and stock crates for transport. They even boast two size 1.8 diggers with enclosed cabs and heating.Most of the equipment available doesn’t need a special license to be op-erated, so it’s perfect to keep a home or lifestyle block in check.You’ll find Hire Now at 91 McShanes Rd, Monday to Friday as well as Sat-urday mornings. Come in and find out how easy and affordable hiring specialty equipment can be to get your job done right.Alcala Stock Foods and Murray Gib-son Poultry can ensure you have a ready supply of fresh laid eggs at your place. Murray regularly delivers ship-ments of specialty breed Red Shavers and Hyline Brown chickens from Kai-koura to Blenheim, through Nelson and Richmond and on to Motueka and Takaka. The pre-ordered chickens
are sold at approx 20 weeks old to be used as lay-ing hens by families around the region. Murray also runs Alcala Stock foods, which supply a wide range of quality stock and poultry feeds at competitive prices. The stock feed is available from their Bright-water based depot. Phone them today on 542 3998 to order stock and poultry food and to enquire about their next shipment of chooks.
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Vikki Pickering has recently begun eight week courses offering basic skills and good manners training. The group based classes of up to six dogs, are ideal for puppies that have graduated puppy school. Vikki has a background in dog training, competing in obedience with her own border collies. Vikki has recently gained her Diploma in Canine Behaviour Science and Technology. She is currently working towards industry recognition in Australia.Vikki believes in the use of positive reinforcement rather than punishment and force, and her aim is to educate you about your dog’s behavior plus help you to understand him a little more, also teaching you how to deal with inappropriate behavior which will enhance the bond between you and your dog.Give Vikki a call today to begin a journey to a great relationship with mans’ best friend on 541 9752 or 027 513 8879.
Stallard Law Ltd have welcomed a new Registered Legal Executive to their team, Anna O’Toole. Having worked in various law firms throughout the Nelson region Anna is back in her old stomping grounds in Nelson and pleased to have joined Stallard Law Ltd. Joining her friend of many years and fellow legal executive, Belinda Clark, Anna was in need of a changeand was drawn to the small and friendly work environment that is Stallard Law Ltd.Anna describes law as having chosen her rather that of the reverse and has over ten years experience in conveyancing, trusts, wills and estate administration. The contact with her clients and being able to work in a comfortable and friendly space is what Anna loves most about her new job. Anna is not only looking forward to meeting and assisting all existingclients but most of all making new ones.Stallard Law Ltd offer a range of services in residential, farm and commercial sales and purchases, building contracts, company law, trusts and estates and much more. For more information visit their offices at 92 Collingwood Street, Nelson or contact them on 546 8670.
Saddlery Warehouse Nelson is a locally owned and operated franchise. Suzanne opened the store almost three years ago, and their aim is to provide customers with quality equestrian products at an affordable price, catering to everyone from the casual pleasure rider to the top elite equestrians.Along with the large range of horse clothing they also sell an extensive range of affordable wet weather gear, oilskin clothing, footwear, veterinary and leather care products that can be used by everybody.Get ready for the show season... Saddlery Warehouse Nelson stock a wide range or products to get you and your horse looking their best for show day. Whether you need to top up your showing kit from last year or start from scratch, Suzanne can help you weave your way through the large range of products and find the best ones to suit your requirements.
Rain, hail or shine you will find a welcoming smile on the face of Amber Smolenski when you visit her store for your winning Lotto ticket at Richmond Night n Day.If you’re after that early morning coffee at 6.30am then this is the place to go, the taste is fantastic it’s a “Helova Coffee” and the service you receive is second to none.The store has a new layout with a fantastic assortment of lollies including all the English favourites, drinks, hot food and groceries. Along with her husband David and their staff, Amber is always willing to go the extra mile and love selling those winning tickets.Now that they are officially New Zealand’s 2nd Luckiest Lotto Store the demand for their tickets is high but the smile and welcome is still the friendliest in town. Big Wednesday has Jackpotted to a huge amount too so grab that winning ticket today!
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WOMEN in BUSINESS
Washbourn Medical CentreHEALTHCARE THAT IS:• Excellent • Accessible • Caring
Karenne Mines, the Richmond Early Learning Centre’s Office Manager, has recently been promoted to the position of Centre Manager. Karenne’s transition to the role of manager will be seamless, as she already has strong relationships with staff, children and parents. Her promotion will provide continuity, security and stability for the centre’s families and their children. Karenne will be supported by Jo Bates, the centre’s Curriculum Leader, and a strong team of teachers.Karenne says “Our Centre has continued to progress in leaps in bounds; this is evident by the feeling of warmth and belonging when you walk through the door. Choosing care for your child is
never an easy decision. You will be impressed by their nurturing, caring atmosphere, created by their dedicated, qualified staff; this is what attracts families to their Centre. Instinct is a parents’ best guide – “if it feels right for you then it probably is”.
Healthcare that is excellent, accessible and caring is the philosophy and practice of Washbourn Medical Centre. Dr Lucia Mitchell has been at the medical centre since 2003, with Dr Janine Bailey, Practice Manager Julia McGrath, Receptionists Julianne Horner and Nancy White, and Practice Nurse Lisa Coppersmith. They moved into spacious and bright custom-built premises at 12 Oxford Street in 2006 and provide personal, friendly healthcare. The prac-tice has gained Cornerstone Accreditation from the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners - a warrant of fitness for patient well-being and safe-ty. Washbourn Medical Centre comprises of a warm, caring team supporting the doctors and welcoming
patients. Teamwork and communications are important to everyone at the Centre and the result is an experienced team who are confident in their roles. Professional development and training is encouraged with a new treatment for osteoporosis available for certain patients. New patients are welcome.
The team at Nelson Honey are said to have helped Kate Middleton, one of the most beautiful women in the world, look stunning on her wedding day, and stars Gwyneth Paltrow and Dannii Minogue are also said to be using Bee Venom Face Mask as the “Natural alternative to botox.” Hey, if it’s good enough for a Royal lady and some of the most beautiful celebrities, then you deserve it too. Kath, the local Sales and Marketing consultant for Nelson Honey, wants everyone to know that Nelson Honey’s Royal Nectar is formulated to provide a rapid anti-ageing effect with a soothing blend of waxes and oils. Royal Nectar’s face mask includes manuka honey and bee venom. It is the bee venom
that will gently stimulate the facial muscles to tighten and firm your skin, reducing the effects of your frown and laughter lines. Make sure you are looking your best with the treatment the royals and rich and famous are using and enjoy a new younger look.
Rae Butler, the head beekeeper of the countless Nelson Honey hives, is responsible for collecting the raw products to capture the natural goodness of manuka honey, bee venom and bees wax, which Nelson Honey then processes towards creating the Royal Nectar Face Mask and Moisturising Face Lift. Components sourced from the Nelson Honey hives have been used to create products that are fit for a princess. Rae is highly experienced and well renowned within the beekeeping industry in Nelson and country wide, and is currently working to breed bees resistant to the verroa mite, which can be very detrimental to bee colonies. Visit www.nelsonhoney.com to see this and their great range
of products. While on the website you can also find out all about Royal Nectar by Nelson Honey. You can order online or call Kath on 522 4413 and you can also ring Kath for your FREE sample of Royal Nectar Face Mask and Moisturising Face Lift.
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WOMEN in BUSINESS
Sue Thomas03 544 9748027 283 3448
WHY STRUGGLE?I can support you with;• Bookkeeping on or off site• GST, Payroll & internal systems• Debt/cashflow
At Business Roundup it’s all about “keeping track of business”. Our service is ideally suited to those busy business owners who’d like to have timely information at their fingertips so they can make those vital decisions that are so important in today’s environment. With Liz being based in the office, where clients utilise our systems and Sue being mobile, so she can work in your office, they provide a wide, well balanced range of services. Their services range from full office management ie payroll, creditors and debtors, management and cashflow reporting through to just filing GST returns for owner operators. We also provide installation and training of accounting, payroll and inventory packages. This is customised to what is suited to you as an end user or the industry you’re in. Contact Sue or Liz for a complimentary meeting 03 544 9748 or 027 283 3448
Anne Michelle is Nelson’s leading electrologist, freeing men and women from unwanted hair for over 25 years. Electrolysis is a science-based hair re-moval technique that is permanent. Anne Michelle operates private clinics in Nelson and Richmond for hair removal over the entire body and the elimi-nation of skin tags, small warts and small red veins.Right now you can WIN a luxurious pamper pack-age for Dad on Father’s Day, including a night for two at The Honest Lawyer, a reflexology treatment with Anni Eniko Fekete, a one hour massage treat-ment with Madeleine Rohrer, toiletries from Kathe Oldham (Avon), and two electrolysis treatments with Anne Michelle. Enter your Dad today at www.facebook.com/annemichelleelectrologist - simply ‘Like’ the page then click on the ‘WIN’ tab and submit your details to be in to win! If you would like to find out more about electrolysis please contact Anne Michelle on 0274 393 503 or see www.amelectrolysis.co.nz
If you suffer from cracked heels, corns, ingrown toenails, calluses or dead skin it’s nice to know that there is someone who can take care of them all. Eniko (Anni) Fekete is a European Pedicurist and Beautician based in Richmond. ‘Cracked heels, corns and ingrown toenails can look unsightly and cause considerable pain, and if not treated, can sometimes lead to infection, I specialise in reliev-ing the painful symptoms and treating the underly-ing problems. Reflexology is another area Anni is passionate about. This treatment works on the whole body and can help with concentration, lower back pain, bowel disorders, digestive difficulties, sore throats, self confidence, breathing and can also increase heart and liver function and improve fertility. Anni offers all of the treatments you would expect from a beautician – facials, waxing, eyelash tints, manicures and pedicures. So call now and make your appointment on 541 0050 or 021 291 7077.
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Cherie McIntyre has returned to her roots opening McIntyre is Hair on Beach Road in Richmond. Cherie combines her design skills, her mastery of hair services and her teaching acumen to create a ‘boutique’ learning environment in her unique salon. Mc Intyre is Hair will operate with a team of apprentices working alongside Cherie and under her close supervision in a dynamic and diverse team to complement her own skills. Cherie has spent 20 years as a hairdressing educator at NMIT and has nurtured the development of hundreds of hairdressers over this time. To top it off, for the last 10 years Cherie has made the most of her creative eye as the Hair Designer for the Brancott Estate World of Wearable Art™. Cherie has a combination of skill, knowledge and passion that makes her a leader in her profession and she has a loyal group of clients who are delighted that she has returned to the salon environment.
Cherie McIntyre The creator of WOW’s wonderful hair designs and hair dressing tutor has opened her own salon
Ford Fairmont Ba 2002If towing the boat or caravan for your holidays is on your mind and you need to change your ride then this could be it. It’s the first of the BA model Fairmont and has had 1 owner from new. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has factory alloy wheels, tow bar, climate air conditioning, ABS brakes, electric windows and mirrors, cruise control, CD and remote central locking.
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$13,980 maZda 3 GLX Sporthatch 2006Come join the Mazda revolution. This 1 owner NZ new hatch has a very roomy interior and good looks to match. It’s powered by a 2.0ltr motor and is automatic. It also has air conditioning, ABS brakes, electric windows and mirrors, remote central locking, CD and 2 air bags.
$10,980 pEuGEot 307 XS 2003 If you are one of the growing kiwis looking to move into a quality european make of car then this could be for you. It’s NZ new and had 2 owners. It’s powered by a peppy 1600cc motor and is automatic with tiptronic option. The cambelt was replaced at 22458km in 2006. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has 2 airbags, factory CD, climate air conditioning, electric windows and mirrors.
$6,980 honda accord Vti L V6 2000Luxury motoring from a bygone era. This was the top of the range Honda Accord in 2000. It’s NZ new. Powered by a 3.0 ltr V6 and is automatic. It last had the cambelt done at 118km. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has factory leather trim, 2 airbags, ABS brakes, climate air conditioning, 6 disc in dash CD player, cruise control, remote central locking, factory alloys, spoiler and towbar.
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$5,980 maZda dEmio auto hatch 2000Are you wanting a first car for the kids to learn to drive in or a second car for the family then this should do the job. It’s powered by a 1320cc motor and is automatic. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has CD, ABS brakes, air conditioning, electric windows and mirrors, 2 airbags, central locking and tinted glass.
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$12,980 niSSan maXima Si 2006If you are looking for a late model NZ new car with plenty of interior space and enough power for towing, then look no further. Its had 2 owners from new. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has 2 airbags, cruise control, ABS brakes, factory CD, electric windows and mirrors, factory alloy wheels and remote central locking.
$10,980hoLdEn ViVa JF WaGon 2007 If you need a cost effective station wagon for the family or your business then this might just fit the bill. It’s NZ new and had 1 owner. It’s powered by an 1800cc motor and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has ABS brakes, air conditioning, factory CD, electric windows and mirrors, remote central locking, factory alloy wheels and roof rails.
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$12,980 mitSuBiShi LancEr ES WaGon 2008These are a great wagon option for either your family or your business. It has stacks of interior space and is stylish and comfortable. It’s NZ new and had 1 owner. It’s powered by a 2400cc motor and is automatic. It’s been on a full service plan from new. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has CD, ABS brakes, electric windows and mirrors, cruise control, air conditioning, remote locking and 6 airbags.
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$12,980Ford EXpLorEr V8 Ltd 2002These are the ultimate towing wagon for those with a horsefloat, boat or caravan to tow or maybe even that bigger family wanting a 7 seater for the family. It’s NZ new and had 2 owners. Powered by a 4.6 litre V8 and is automatic. It also has full leather trim, 6 airbags, ABS brakes, CD, seating for 7 people, cruise control, climate air conditioning, Hi & Low ratio 4wd, factory alloys, towbar, remote locking, roofrack and runningboards.
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$15,980maZda 6 GSX WaGon 2005 If interior space for the family or for luggage is a priority for you then this has plenty of both. It’s NZ new and had 2 owners. Powered by a 2.3 litre chain driven motor and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has 8 airbags, CD, climate air conditioning, cruise control, remote central locking, alarm, factory alloys and roof rack.
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$14,980Ford couriEr FLatdEck 2001It’s not often that we get to sell a 1 owner NZ new ute with such low kms on the clock, only 54,000kms! It’s powered by a 2600cc chain driven petrol motor and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has a alloy drop side flatdeck and a towbar.
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$11,980 toyota coroLLa GL WaGon 2006These Toyota Corolla wagons are probably one of the most popular wagons ever sold here in NZ. This one is NZ new and had 1 owner. It’s powered by a chain driven 1800cc motor and is automatic. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has ABS brakes, factory CD, air conditioning, electric front windows and mirrors, 2 airbags and remote locking.
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$11,980niSSan tiida St 2008 If your shopping list needs to be ticketed with, 1 owner late model NZ new car with loads of interior space, great fuel economy but still have a peppy engine, and a car with good looks then this might be the car for you. It’s powered by an 1.8 litre chain driven motor and is automatic. The interior is in very tidy condition and has plenty of space. It also has 2 airbags, ABS brakes, CD, air conditioning, electric windows and mirrors, remote locking and a towbar.
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$14,980 mitSuBiShi airtrEk 2005 This is an extremely tidy NZ new, 1 owner wagon and its condition is a credit to its past owner. It’s powered by a 2000cc motor and is automatic with tiptronic option. The interior is in very tidy condition and is very spacious. It also has ABS brakes, CD, climate air conditioning, remote central locking, 2 airbags, electric windows and mirrors, factory alloys and a towbar.
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$5,980hoLdEn commodorE S V6 1992 An oldie but still a goodie. This is a 1 owner NZ new car and only has 100km on the clock. It’s powered by the trustworthy 3.8 V6 motor and is automatic. The interior is very tidy apart from some wear on the drivers seat bolster. It also has factory alloys and spoiler, central locking and a towbar.
$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.
$15,980kia 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. Features air conditioning, alarm, central locking, driver airbag, passenger airbag and power steering.
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$9,980mitSuBiShi 380 ES SEdan 2006 This New Zealand new car is a must to view, If your looking for a powerful but quiet and comfortable family car. Powered by 3.8 V6 this car is a dream to drive. With MP3 CD Radio with steering wheel mounted controls. Multi Trip Computer display with 10 functions from setting overspeed warning fuel consumption travelling time service reminder and rest stop reminders to name just a few. Includes ABS brakes, air conditioning, alloy wheels, central locking, full immobiliser and alarm with remote panic button. Very spacious interior and large boot space.
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$18,980toyota LandcruiSEr VX Ltd 1995Boat, Horse Float, Race Car? This 1995 4.2 24 valve diesel automatic is set up for serious towing. It has been fitted with after market manual rear suspension so you won’t even know that load is on the back as well as having your electric brake controller in view. Also has bull bars, roof rails, side steps, tinted windows; not to mention air conditioning, alloy wheels, central locking, power steering and sunroof.
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Waimea College bowl over Shirley for title
Waimea College first XI centre Sean Clementson dives over the try line during Saturday’s Press Cup vic-tory over Shirley Boys’ High School. Photo: Blair Hall/www.photoaction.co.nz.
KartSport Nelson drivers Brendon Gridley, Kevin Barker and David Hope were in the Richmond Mall on Saturday promoting this weekend’s Ideal Electrical Enduro. The one hour long race will be held at the Classic Hits Kart Raceway this on Sunday with two five minute heats to determine the starting grid. Last year’s senior winner Daniel Bray clocked up 111 laps in 59 minutes. All race events are open to the public and spectator entry is free. Racing is still on if wet with under-cover viewing and food available from the club rooms. Qualifying starts at 12pm. For full event details visit www.kartsportnelson.co.nz. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
The Waimea College first XV finished the season off in style to claim the Press Cup Bowl as the best sec-tion two side.It seemed fitting that first five-eight Luca Roden’s monster 50 metre penalty capped off what was ar-guably the side’s strongest performance of the year, to brush off Shirley Boys’ High School 32-14 at Waimea College on Saturday.Waimea’s unbeaten run in the section two playoffs gave the side plenty of confidence heading into the fixture, showing it probably deserved to be contest-ing higher spots.Prop Hamish Le Comte got the side off to the best possible start, crashing over in the opening minutes of the match before Kurt Malietoa charged down a clearing kick to score the second try. Luca also land-ed an early penalty as Waimea College held a 17-7 lead at the break.Outstanding fullback Fletcher Matthews pushed the home side into a more commanding lead when he scored just minutes into the second spell. Sean Clementson then made it four tries when he raced down the left wing to put the match beyond doubt.
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Fifteen games each in the regular season count for nothing now as the slate is wiped clean for the semi finals of the 2012 Premier Champion-ship which will be played at Saxton Stadium on Thursday.Jacks OPD and Richmond Robbie’s Bar & Bistro will meet in the 1 v 2 playoff with the winner booking it’s place in the final, the loser will play the winner of the 3 v 4 semi between Waimea College and Stoke NBS on Saturday.Jacks OPD have gone through the regular un-beaten however they did not go unscathed as Stoke NBS grabbed a hard earned bonus point (finishing within five goals) in the third round and Richmond claimed a draw last week in a preverbal nail biter.Jacks coach, Robyn Leonard admit-ted her charges have had a number of good wins with some convinc-ing score lines and have not really been under pressure until the game against Stoke. To their credit, Jacks knuckled down and “sorted it out” to take the win. The Richmond en-counter was a tight one, with Richmond hold-ing the lead until late in the third period.Jacks moved up a gear with powerful perfor-mances by mid courters Jodi Hikuroa and Moana Forbes who ensured that prolific shoot-ers Ani Waitai and Leanne Cook had an abun-dance of quality ball.Come Thursday night though, the repeat of last week’s game will have a different look about it, due to the fact that New Zealand Women’s Basketball finals are being played In Dunedin. Jacks will be without playmaker Jodi Hikuroa however Richmond will be a whole lot “worse off ” with Nicky Rampton, Kat Jones and Lisa Book on basketball duty.Jacks have a few options to replace Jodi at cen-tre – there’s Moana or Tineil Stevenson and Kirsten Powick could also pull on the C bib.Jacks treasure their record to date and do not want to crumble and fall at the final hurdle. Their aim is to take the game and the direct
route to the final but to do so will be looking at a team effort. If their full court defence fires and the shooters continue in the same vein as they have all season it is difficult to see them being beaten.For Richmond on the other hand, have more of a headache in filling the key goal attack posi-tion. Nicky Rampton is without a doubt the top goal attack in the competition and leaves big shoes to fill – both literally and figurative-ly! Nicky has been Richmond’s “go–to–girl” throughout the season, she shoulders a hefty load through court and is the predominant shooter, returning commendable statistics
week in, week out.Without the basketball trio, Rich-mond still have seven regulars on their roster, add to the mix coach Amanda Springer who adds to the defensive end and they do have players in their Grade 1 and 2 teams who have premier experience and could fit into the groove quite nicely.At the back of their minds Rich-
mond know they will have their full roster available for the final on 30 August however they have to win one more game before they can reach the final... be it against Jacks on Thursday or by facing Waimea or Stoke on Sat-urday.Waimea College and Stoke NBS have had some great battles throughout the regular season – Stoke won the first by a solitary goal, Waimea the second by three goals and claimed the third by one in the absolute final second.Waimea’s stand in coach Lynne Olsen believes it will need to be a consistent four quarters and the least amount of errors that will pave the way for the win.Waimea have an abundance of talent within their ranks with Ella Marwick and Ashley La-ing providing the experience through the mid court. Shaun Aindow has proved to be the rev-elation at goal shoot and takes everything in her stride returning good statistics while goal
attack, Kayla Cross works hard in support of Shaun.It would be reasonable to say Stoke’s season has resembled a game of snakes and ladders – some ups, some downs however they ap-pear to be improving at the right end of the season. They have versatility within their roster, however coach, Priyani De Silva-Currie has had a reasonably settled line up in the championship round and is unlikely to experiment with untested combinations.Stoke manage to create a fair amount of turnover ball however they are guilty of not always converting the hard won ball. Goal keep, Aleisha Cederman has turned in a number of tidy performances of late, while evergreen Melissa Edmonds-Whale can be relied upon to apply pressure on the circle edge.Hilary Jones is the energetic link through court while Abbie Cook gets through a power of work to deliver quality ball to her shooters, Megan Thomson and Kelsey Whiting.Waimea and Stoke have taken it to one an-other during the season and Thursday’s game is another that is more than likely to go right down to the wire.
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Waimea College 1st XV play Shirley Boys High School pool play FINAL at 12 0’clock, Sat 18 August at Waimea College No. 1 Field.Nelson & Tasman Mx-5 Group. Sun 26 10am meet WOW car park for drive to Blenheim. Lunch & Oma-ka Classic Cars visit. All MX-5s welcome. Queries 0212645233 co-ordinator.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)Classic Car Show Day, Sun 2 Sept at Pigeon Valley Steam Museum, Wakefield. Gates open at 10.00am, En-try $5.00 per car, $2.00 per motorcycle, Drivers & pas-sengers free. Great ‘Father’s Day’ day out. Refreshments available. All welcome.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, 5444588Singing Opportunity for Women: Learn vocal skills & sing an a cappella arrange-ment of Billy Joel’s “For the Longest Time”. Four Thurs-day evenings 6 Sept, $40 if registered by 31 Aug ($20 for students). New friends & laughter no charge. Ph Jen-ny, 547 4354 or visit www.nelsonharmony.org.nzStoke Senior Events, Wed Aug 22: High Tea at 12 pm. Cost: $10. Please book. Julie Saraswati plays harp & sings at 1.45 pm. $2 entry. Tues Aug 28: Phil Steans performs Country Music at 1.30 pm. $4 admission. Thurs Sept 6: Roger S&ers “Storyteller” 1.30 pm . Tues Morning Knitting & Craft Group from 10 am. Seniors Hall, Main Rd, Stoke ph: 547-2660Richmond Croquet Club, Come & try the fascinat-ing game of Golf Croquet. Open Day at the Croquet Club, opp Lower Queen Street Medical. Sat 1st Sept 1.00pm-3.00pm.Equip-ment supplied & coaching provided. Flat soled shoes please. Ph. Bryce 5441664.SPACE welcomes first time parents and their babies aged 0 – 3mnoths - weekly sessions. Opportunities to meet other parents, discusschild development & par-enting, music & activities. Call Marie Lenihan 03 545
2017, [email protected] Macintosh User Group (NBMUG) meeting Wednesday 5th September at 7pm.. Richmond Public library. Visitors welcome. Contact : 547 3408Housie - Nelson Indoor Bowls fundraiser. Warnes Stadium, 206 Songer St, Stoke. 50 Houses, super house and raffles. 7 pm Sat-urday, 25 Aug, All welcome. Ph Linda 544 9446Forest & Bird, Wednesday 29 August ‘Antartic Ocean Alliance’ Learn how can we protect the Antartic ocean and Ross Sea with Craig Potton, Debs Martin and Geoff Keey. Venue 7.30pm, Tahunanui School Hall, Muritai Street, TahunanuiBaby Gear Extravaganza On 29 Sept. Do you have second hand baby/chil-dren’s gear to sell? We are looking for stall holders. Contact Linda 544-9668Sun City Rock ‘n’ Roll Birth-day Dance in the Sports bar at the Suburban Club, Nel-son, 15 September 2012 at 7.30PM. Nelson Band ‘Re-flections’. All welcome! Rock ‘n’ Roll to your favourite 50’s and 60’s music!Ray Win Collection August showing of Jowett marque vehicles, other vehicles, speedway bikes & military memorabilia will be open 1 – 4 pm Sun 26 Aug at 17 Rotherham St, Tahunanui.NZChina Friendship Soci-ety Nelson Branch meeting Hearing House Fri 31 Aug 5:30. Speaker Police Eth-nic Liaison Officer. All wel-come. Barbara Markland 544 4712 [email protected] NZ contact 0800773536 Local tutors available. Introductory course on dyslexia for par-ents and teacher aides Con-tact Rosalind 5444972Top Of The South Morris Minor Car Club Inc Sun-day 26 Aug meeting before 12pm Tapawera Hotel for lunch followed by AGM. In-terested book before Thurs 23 Julie Ph03-5473316Quiz 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.Appleby School - Country Fair Sat 1 Sept 11am -2pm – Moutere Highway. Lots of fun for the whole family. Animal nursery, pony rides, bouncy castles plus silent auction, plant, produce, clothing, book, and white elephant stalls – bargains galore. Live entertainment and food stalls. Come and join us for a great day out
REGULAR EVENTSDuck Soup singles net-working night. first Sunday of the month from 7.30pm at 623 In The City. www.ducksoup.co.nz. Music N’ Motion For Pre-Schoolers Each Thurs 10 am. Wakefield Methodist Church hall cnr Edward & Arrow Sts. $2 one child; otherwise $3. Cuppa to fol-low. All Welcome to a small friendly group. Richmond Spinning & Weaving Group meet at Richmond Showgrounds 2nd & 4 th. Thursdays & the weaving group on 3rd Thursday.at 9-30 am .New members welcome to join us. Contact, Mary, 5472 611Celebrate Recovery - sup-port group for those peo-ple with Hurts, Hang-ups and Habits (addictions) meets at The Centre,23A Salisbury Rd on Wed 7pm for 7-30pm. For info ph Bob & Jacquie 5380282. Choose to Lose - Trying to lose weight, join us for sup-port, weigh-in, coffee, chat with like-minded people. Gold coin donation. Every Thurs at The Centre, 23A Salisbury Rd, Rmd. Contact De Ross 547 4717Social Badminton held at Richmond Badminton Hall, Gladstone Road, on Thurs-day 7-9 pm. $4.00 per play-er. Not suitable beginners. Contact Greg Mudgway on 547 4757 or 021 209 4120 for further details.Hope Indoor Bowling Club invite you to come & enjoy the sport of bowls on Tuesday 7.15 pm Hope Hall on Main Rd. Contacts Dale 5471510, or Ellen 5447512.ZUMBA - workouts via DVD’s for ladies! Wednes-days, 4.30-5.30pm $2 held in Destiny Church. Ph: Sooze 02102391481.Table Tennis COACHING, Mondays 5.30pm-7pm. Played a bit? Getting back into it? Keen and want to get better? Only $4. Non-marking shoes essential. Bats & balls provided.Richmond: Social cards (500) Scrabble & Rummicu at Senior Citizens Rms Tues-days & Thursdays 1.30- 4pm A warm welcome & sur-roundings & a cuppa for $1. Ph Kath 544 5563. Mainly Music fun for pre-schoolers & their caregiv-ers! Thursdays 10:30am, Destiny Church Toastmasters Develop your personal confidence through public speaking in safety & with the support of the High Noon, Nelson, or Madhatters Toastmas-ters. ph: 0800-736-753).
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Sport WEDNESDAY 22 August 2012 23
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NOW $21,110 +GST
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NOW $21,110 +GST
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Fishing Nelson Dawnbreakers Fishing Club
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03 547 4994
For more fishing news check out
The fishing around Nelson has been on the slow side for a while now with snapper moving to the deeper water over winter. There is still the odd big moocher hanging around for those keen enough to put the time in and will get rewarded. Good gurnard can be found in Del-aware Bay and out wide in Tasman Bay now. Don’t forget to set your flounder net around the estuaries and inlets as good numbers are also showing up.For those with the bigger boats D’urville Island and around Stephens Pas-sage are still produc-ing good snapper and kingfish on the right day. Shimano Bottom Ships and Lucanus slow jigs have worked well lately to get some really big snapper.The kingfish are a little hit and miss at present with large numbers of boats targeting them making it hard to keep the noise down. Boats speeding around and lots of noise will make the schools breakup and move away. Avoid fish-ing in the big packs of boats, move away to quieter waters and you should get rewarded. Scallops in Okiwi are in very poor condition and a voluntary closure is in place. With the size small and the meat not in good condition we ask every year why the season opens so early.Last thing to remember is to get
your boat serviced now before the spring rush as its only eight weeks before the snapper will be back.With the cold, wet and wintry days this is the perfect time to thorough-ly inspect and carry out some main-tenance on your boat trailer. This will extend its life and help promote trouble-free boating.• Obvious items include checking tyre pressures; looking for signs of rust, wear and damage; checking and cleaning lights and reflectors regularly; and lubricating the tow
coupling, winch bushes, gears and brake mechanisms.• Salt water and salt-laden air is a trailer’s biggest enemy, and even though your trailer is galvanised, corrosion can still occur.
• Always wash your trailer after exposure to salt water and salt-
laden wind. Salt deposits will short-en the life of the zinc coating and your trailer. • Wheel bearings should be checked and regreased at least twice a year, and replaced if worn – a DIY task.Wash your trailer on a regular basis with a solution of warm water and detergent. The inside of the chassis and cross members can be cleaned out by put-ting a hose into the drain holes and flushing out. This will help ensure your trailer is set to go for the start of the season.
Rangers Under-7 team mates Kiri Edwards, Max Brown, Kelly-Anne Urquhart, Brooke Trant-er, Lachlan McKay-Smith, Cassius Drewery, Samson Trice, Liam Thomas and Jock Brown with coach Miles Drewery after winning the Whitwells Trophy Midgets 7 a-side Tournament last week.
Troy Dando with a 23.5lb snapper at Durville two weeks ago.
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By placing your advertisement to be run you agree with the terms and conditions of the Waimea Weekly. 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 on charged to the customer. This includes all costs and commissions paid to a debt recovery service. Should you require any further information please phone the newspaper on 544 9037.
Notice to all Advertisers
CLUB WAIMEA
Biblical Christ-Centred Worship Services:
Sunday 10:30 am & 5 pm
(03)547-3255www.rcnzonline.com/nelson
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
FURNITURE REMOVAL
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Holy Trinity Anglican Church
27 Dorset St, RichmondPhone 544-8844
Sunday Service9.00am Traditional
10.30am ContemporaryTheme:
Identity Theft (Who we are in Christ)
4pm: Messy ChurchTheme: Real Blokes.Wednesday 10.00am
Holy Communionwww.holytrinityrichmond.org.nz
SUNDAY SERVICES Richmond 9.30am
4 Wensley Rd (opp TDC)Cup of tea to follow
Wakefield 11am Service1st & 3rd Sundays
Cnr Edward/Arrow StsSunday School age children catered for at both services
Enquiries ph 544-8394
Waimea Methodist
Parish
Catch up with
us on
Meeting Sunday10.30am
Ellis St, Brightwater(Plunket Rooms, next to Petrol Station)
Applications for Coaches/Managers for the 2013 Rugby Season for Senior A, B, Women’s and thirds to be sent by
30 August 2012 to;
The Secretary, WOBRFC,
P O Box 3191, Richmond
Waimea Old Boys RFC
Duane Whiting President
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
Avon Leadership teamsWork/Home Reps neededOption to build a teamFree, Fun, call today!Ph:5440913 - 0211639625
PUBLIC NOTICE
Rough Island Equestrian Park
Management Board Inc.
AGM27 August 2012,
7.30pmTDC Chambers, Queen
Street, RichmondAll Welcome
PUBLIC NOTICE
VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED
10am Sunday
Ablaze7pm Thursday
Cnr Croucher & Darcy St’s
TASMAN TENNIS CLUB Their AGM will be held at 4pm on Saturday 25 August 2012 at the Club-rooms, Gladstone Road. Social tennis from 1.30pm onwards. All welcome
AGM
1 & ½ hour free seminar
Richmond Library25 August 3pm
To find out more and register
Ph: 547 5411 or 0274 463 753
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PUBLIC NOTICE
HAZELNUTS
HAZELNUTS
Also available at Queen St Fruit & Veg Richmond,Eat Me Fruit & Veg Nelson & Monty’s Saturday market
Internet sales on TradeMe and our web site at;www.phi-hazelnuts-nelson.co.nz
Phone & Door Sales at Hazelbrook126 Main Rd South, WakefieldPhone 03 541 8901
Whiteheart variety - New season (2012) cropGrown locally in Wakefield.
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with Shane & Trudy
Volunteers RequiredWakefield Rest Home is looking for volunteer companions to travel on van outings/rides.
This would require approx one hour per week.
Volunteers are also being sought to assist with Arts and Crafts.
For more information please callGeri Harvey
Nurse ManagerWakefield Rest Home
Ph 541 8995
ACTIVIES OFFICER POSITION Do you have energy and creative flair?
Are you able to relate well to the elderly? Is organising social and recreational activies
something you enjoy? If so - then we have the job for YOU!
This part time postition for an activities officer at our cosy little rest home requires all the above and
would suit someone who would like to make a career out of making a REAL difference to the lives of
our residents.
Please call Geraldine Harvey at Wakefield Rest Home on 541 8995 to discuss the position and request an
application pack.
Rabbit Island ForestOpen for Public Firewood Collection on
Saturday 25 August & Sunday 26 August 9am - 1pm
Charge $10 per Standard Trailer (6x4)
Please follow signposts and observe all safety requirements
All proceeds go to Brightwater Playcentre
FIREWOOD
CHURCH NOTICES
Newsline WEDNESDAY 22 August 2012 25
NewslineupdateK e e p i n g y o u i n f o r m e d a b o u t n e w s a n d e v e n t s i n T a s m a n D i s t r i c t
Council Meetings Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz
22 AUGUST 2012
Public NoticesProposal for a Rates Remission Policy for Land Affected by Natural DisasterTasman District Council’s Proposal for a Rates Remission Policy for Land Affected by Natural Disaster is now available for public consultation. The proposed Policy is for residential land affected by natural disaster, in order to provide rating relief for ratepayers unable to inhabit their dwellings or buildings as a result of natural disaster.The Council has approved a Summary of Information and a Statement of Proposal for public consultation under section 83 of the Local Government Act 2002.Your views will help guide Council’s decision-making on whether to proceed with developing and adopting a policy.The proposal is contained in two documents:• ASummaryofInformation,whichoutlinesthedetailoftheproposal,thereasonfor
a proposal and the period for submissions.• AStatementofProposalwhichprovidesdetailontheproposal,options,financialand
other considerations.The above documents are available for viewing on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz/rates-remission and during normal office hours at the following Tasman District Council Service Centres:• Richmond,189QueenStreet,Richmond• Motueka,7HickmottPlace,Motueka• Takaka,78CommercialStreet,Takaka• Murchison,92FairfaxStreet,MurchisonLibraries:• DistrictLibrary,QueenStreet,Richmond• MotuekaLibrary,PahStreet,Motueka• TakakaMemorialLibrary,JunctionStreet,Takaka.The Summary of Information will be printed in the Tasman District Council’s Newsline circular, coverdate27July2012.Submissions are invited on the proposal for a Rates Remission Policy for Land Affected by Natural Disaster and must be received by 4.30 pm on 24 August 2012. Please post to:Submissions on Rates Remission PolicyChiefExecutive’sOfficeTasman District CouncilPrivate Bag 4Richmond7050OrdelivertoyourlocalTasmanDistrictCounciloffice;[email protected]
Public NoticesSummary of Information for Statement of ProposalDraft Tasman District Council Consolidated Bylaw Chapter 3 Control of Liquor in Public Places Bylaw 2012ThissummaryismadetofulfilthepurposesofSections83(1)(a)(ii)and89oftheLocalGovernment Act 2002. The summary contains details of the Statement of Proposal to replace theexistingTasmanDistrictCouncilConsolidatedBylawChapter3ControlofLiquorinPublicPlacesBylaw2007(existingBylaw).A. ChangesfromtheexistingBylawingeneraltermsrelatetotheareascoveredbytheliquor
B. The full Statement of Proposal including the draft Bylaw may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the following places:
Tasman District Council, 189QueenStreet,Richmond
Tasman District Council, 7HickmottPlace,Motueka
Tasman District Council, 92FairfaxStreet,Murchison
Tasman District Council, 78CommercialStreet,Takaka
District Library, QueenStreet,Richmond
MotuekaLibrary, PahStreet,Motueka
TakakaMemorialLibrary, Commercial Street, Takaka
C. A copy of the full Statement of Proposal may be viewed or copied from the Tasman District Councilwebsiteat:www.tasman.govt.nz/link/liquor-ban
D. All submissions on the proposal are to be in writing and posted or delivered to: Katie Greer, ExecutiveAssistant,Environment&Planning,TasmanDistrictCouncil,PrivateBag4,189QueenStreet,Richmond7031,ortheymaybeEmailedtoinfo@tasman.govt.nzorfaxedto035439524.FormsformakinganelectronicsubmissionareavailableontheTasmanDistrictCouncilwebsiteat:www.tasman.govt.nz/link/liquor-ban
E. SubmissionswillbereceivedatanytimefromMonday20August2012upto4.30pm onFriday21September2012.Resource Consent Applications
TheCouncilhasreceivedapplicationsforresourceconsent,whichhavebeenpubliclynotified inTheNelsonMail.TheapplicationsandsupportinginformationmaybeexaminedinanyCouncilService Centre. The full public notice may be found online at Council’s website www.tasman.govt.nz AnypersonmaymakeasubmissionontheapplicationsinaccordancewithSection96oftheResourceManagementAct1991.SubmissionformsareavailablefromCouncilServiceCentresand on Council’s website. Please note that the following is an abridged advisory notice only.
Applicant:PattinsonFamilyNon-TradingTrust.Location:389GardnerValleyRoad,UpperMoutere.Consent Type, Application Number and Proposal:Land Use Consent (Application RM120328)Consent to establish and operate a farm park comprising of:• animaldisplayareaincorporatingtrails,ridesandagiftshopsellingticketsandrefreshments(sitdownandtakeaway,exceptliquor);
• retailfarmshopforthesaleofsmallgoods;• restaurantandcaféincludingthesaleofliquor;• onefree-standingsignattheentranceofthepropertyupto2squaremetresinarea.Discharge Permit (Application RM120330)Todischargeinexcessof2000litresperdayofwastewaterofadomesticnaturetoland.Land Use Consent (Application RM120331)To carry out earthworks, works in a watercourse and diversion of instream flow associated with the formation of tracks, recontouring and installation of bridges, boardwalks and culverts, and ponds.Submissions due:4.30pmonFriday14September2012.
Community Services CommitteeTasmanCouncilChambers,189QueenStreet,Richmond, Thursday23August2012,9.30am.Publicforum
Tasman District CouncilTasmanCouncilChambers,189QueenStreet,Richmond, Thursday6September2012,9.30am.Publicforum
Golden Bay Community BoardFireBrigadeHall,Collingwood,Tuesday11September2012,9.00am.Publicforum
Motueka Community BoardMotuekaOffice,7HickmottPlace,Motueka,Tuesday11September2012,4.00pm. Public forum
Notice of Annual General Meeting – Mapua & Districts Community AssociationNoticeofgeneralmeeting–Monday10September2012at7.00pm–MapuaCommunityHall(supperroom),haveyoursayinourpublicforumheldaspartofthegeneralmeeting– casual visitors or potential new members – all welcome!
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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
Add Value & Reduce Maintenance
- Variety of shapes & sizes- Design to suit your needs
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027 479 8152 or 544 9934
0800 527 981For a FREE Quote call Rob
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