Nelson is poised for an invest- ment injection unlike anything it has ever seen and on a scale that will see the region’s growth skyrocket, says a local expert. By the middle of 2013 local iwi should start to see Treaty of Waitangi settlements from the Government transferred to it, to the tune of an estimated $300- 400 million. Nelson City Council Maori li- aison officer Geoff Mullen says most of that money will be in- vested in the top of the south and will see growth in the region on a scale never seen before. It comes at a time when Nelson businesses are already experi- encing growth with the region’s Economic Development Agen- cy chief executive Bill Findlater saying Nelson is in for a “bloody exciting” future on the back of the iwi investment and Nelson’s current business expertise, es- pecially in primary production, like growing and producing food. Local iwi and businesses are already engaging in how that money will be invested with a conference to be held in just over a week at Nelson’s Ruther- ford Hotel. Geoff says the investment will most likely be in horticulture, aquaculture, viticulture and for- estry, areas Nelson already does really well in. He says local iwi are unlikely to “blow” their settlement like Taranaki iwi Ngati Tama did earlier this year, investing their Tuesday 9 October 2012 Page 19 Andrew Board Nelson’s $400M injection SEE PAGE 2 Don Clementson Qualified Electronic Technician Ph: 0274 376 019 A/H: 544 8867 [email protected]www.free2view.co.nz FAVSAT SATELLITE & AUDIO SYSTEMS Richmond Call the freeview man for more details myfreeview Record 2 channels and watch a 3rd simple & easy to record Cyclefest takes off Nelson cyclist Robbie Hill takes a corner during the race around the Cathedral on Sunday. Insert: Cy- clists race past the Cathedral. Photos: Phillip Rollo. A loop around Nelson’s most iconic landmark was the perfect way to kick off the opening week- end of the Konica Minolta Nel- son Cycle Festival. e Nelson City Criterium, along with round six of the Benchmark Series ridden in the Moutere Val- ley, were the two big events held over the weekend for the festival which will see 20 events held over three weeks in and around Nel- son. More than 100 cyclists took part just in the weekend’s races. Full details on page 15 in sport. SPEEDWAY Tahuna Beach Holiday Park Season Preview Page 16-18 Additional copies $1 100% locally owned and operated www.nelsonweekly.co.nz Nelson Your Community Newspaper Weekly Top four for Nayland Page 9 Taking on the world
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Nelson is poised for an invest-ment injection unlike anything it has ever seen and on a scale that will see the region’s growth skyrocket, says a local expert.By the middle of 2013 local iwi should start to see Treaty of Waitangi settlements from the Government transferred to it, to the tune of an estimated $300-400 million.Nelson City Council Maori li-aison officer Geoff Mullen says most of that money will be in-vested in the top of the south and will see growth in the region on a scale never seen before.It comes at a time when Nelson businesses are already experi-encing growth with the region’s Economic Development Agen-cy chief executive Bill Findlater
saying Nelson is in for a “bloody exciting” future on the back of the iwi investment and Nelson’s current business expertise, es-pecially in primary production, like growing and producing food.Local iwi and businesses are already engaging in how that money will be invested with a conference to be held in just over a week at Nelson’s Ruther-ford Hotel.Geoff says the investment will most likely be in horticulture, aquaculture, viticulture and for-estry, areas Nelson already does really well in.He says local iwi are unlikely to “blow” their settlement like Taranaki iwi Ngati Tama did earlier this year, investing their
Tuesday 9 October 2012
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Cyclefest takes offNelson cyclist Robbie Hill takes a corner during the race around the Cathedral on Sunday. Insert: Cy-clists race past the Cathedral. Photos: Phillip Rollo.
A loop around Nelson’s most iconic landmark was the perfect way to kick off the opening week-end of the Konica Minolta Nel-son Cycle Festival.
The Nelson City Criterium, along with round six of the Benchmark Series ridden in the Moutere Val-ley, were the two big events held over the weekend for the festival
which will see 20 events held over three weeks in and around Nel-son. More than 100 cyclists took part just in the weekend’s races. Full details on page 15 in sport.
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entire settlement into a failed IT company. “There are two reasons that is very unlikely to happen here, one iwi have big brother down the road in Ngai Tahu who has been there and done that and they are very will-ing to lend their help and expertise. Sec-ondly, and they’ll hate me saying this, but Maori are very conservative investors. They will scrutinise any business before investing.”The investment will “inevitably” see more people moving to the region on the back of the settlement and more Maori-owned companies in Nelson and Tasman says Geoff. “The whole community will benefit from this because Maori see themselves as guardians of this area. They have been here for hundreds of years and will be here hundreds of years from now so their goals are in sync with the rest of the community, clean water, sustainable practices and en-suring future generations have opportuni-ties.”
Bill Findlater says Nelson is on the cusp of a “very bright future” on the back of the food the region produces and the likely investment from iwi.“I have a firm belief that Nelson will be one of the leading regions in New Zea-land, it’s bloody ex-citing. The strength of our region is our primary sector and I would expect iwi to look to our primary sector in different forms to invest in and that will create opportunities not only for iwi but for the rest of the region.”Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio says the coun-cil already has a strong relationship with Maori and the settlement is great news for the region. “It’s the biggest economic development gain in the region and it’s probably one of
the biggest cash injections that Nelson has ever seen. They want to keep the money in the region and they are long-term players so it’s a very good thing. It can only be ex-tremely positive for Nelson.”Four years ago iwi received an aquacul-ture settlement from the government and Geoff says that experience will help iwi plan and move forward with its latest set-tlement. “They’ve already started working on collaboration and they’ve started work-ing with a lot of businesses around town discreetly. I think people would be quite amazed where they have got money in-vested if they knew.”Geoff says most Nelsonians have little idea about the scale of the investment and it will flow to the whole community. “What’s good for Maori is good for the whole com-munity. This isn’t a takeover or a ‘you’ll do it my way now’, it’s actually ‘let’s work in partnership and make a better region’.”The conference for local iwi and businesses is to be held on October 18 and 19 at the Rutherford Hotel.
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For the first time in five years a cruise liner will dock at Port Nelson, a significant step in the re-gion capturing some of the lucrative cruise ship market, says Nelson Tasman Tourism.Two German luxury liners will arrive in Feb-ruary and March next year, with another con-firmed to visit on Christmas Eve 2013. NTT chief executive Lynda Keene says the bookings are great news for the region as the in-dustry records staggering double digit growth over the past three years in New Zealand.NTT worked with Port Nelson to se-cure the bookings and Lynda says the opportunity for growth is huge. “That’s just the start. We think there is a lot of potential around that and we’re target-ing ships at 1000 passengers or less, the high end of the market.”The ships coming here this summer will have between 450-500 passengers with 80 per cent likely to do activities on-shore.“We’ve got some ideas about creating an experi-ence for them when they get off the ship, based around the creative arts and craft beer trail here in Nelson,” says Lynda.The news comes as the tourism industry reports major shifts in the likely visitors to our shores. Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio attended the Tour-ism Industry Association summit in Wellington last week where the message was “get ready for change”.“We were told that the market has shifted dra-
matically in the past 12 months. Visitors from the United States and Europe have dropped off but it will be offset by a 33 per cent increase in tourists from China and an increase from Aus-tralia,” says Aldo.Lynda says NTT identified Asia several years ago and has already been working to bring Asian tourists to Nelson and Tasman. “We’re not re-sponding to these trends, we actually identified these trends 12 to 24 months ago and started
that work. We are clearly aligned with what is happening internationally but we think our traditional markets will still be key for us this summer. That and domestic tourists, especially from Canterbury.”A major NTT domestic campaign with Air New Zealand is due to start on Thursday says Lynda as recent re-search reveals almost 70 per cent of New Zealanders are committed to seeing more of their country, accord-ing to AA Travel.In more good news for the regional
tourism promoter, the prime minister backed public money being spent on promoting the country and its regions, according to Aldo.“John Key laboured the point that public money should be spent on attracting tourism because it has direct and indirect benefits to local busi-nesses. Developing our brand through tourism overseas also helps our exports. It should be seen as the branding of our economy. Because we are a food-producer it’s about safe food and high standards, which all comes across in our clean, pure image.”
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Trainer Greg Witika will lead the Boot Camp for Breast Cancer fundraiser at the Nelson College for Girls gym later this month. With him are trust members from left; Kim Proctor-Western, Kate Coote, Lloyd Harwood, Kim Miccio and Bridget Harwood. Photo: Andrew Board.
The trustees of the Nelson Regional Breast Cancer Trust are fit and raring to go for its bi-annual boot camp fun-draiser.Well, raring to go at least.The boot camp is aimed for people of all ages and abilities and focuses on fun, more than fitness. It was held for the first time two years ago for the launch of the Nelson Regional Breast Cancer Trust. Around 400 people turned up that day and helped raised around $36,000 for the trust, which used the money to buy
a portable ultrasound machine for local women. The troops are preparing for another big day with this year’s boot camp to be held on Sunday, October 28 at the Nel-son College for Girls gym.Organiser Kate Coote says the event will be great fun and she is hoping for even more people than the inaugural event. “Everyone’s invited, it’s really good fun and it doesn’t matter if you’re by your-self or in a team, man or woman, super fit or not at all. We encourage everyone
to get dressed up and have fun.”Money raised from this year’s event will go towards a travel fund for local wom-en to help get them back to Nelson from radiation treatment in Christchurch or Wellington if necessary. The trust also funds the Fit Flamingos initiative to help keep women who have had breast cancer fit and healthy. Kate says the trust has some other ide-as but can’t confirm them just yet. For more information about the fundraiser, or to register, visit www.nrbct.co.nz.
I was in hysterics over the recent Nelson Mail story on council spending for marketing. How hypocritical, although very predictable by the Mail reporters. Two things here, a council that communicates keeps confusion and disagreement to a minimum with the ratepayer therefore reducing costs overall. So keep it up Nelson City Council. The Mail story was really a nothing story and I suspect more motivated by early campaigning by a frustrated ex mayoral candidate in Rachel Reese. Also ask yourself why the council chooses the city’s new newspaper over the Mail, it must have something to do with the free-fall of the Mail readership and circulation. The council has an obligation to inform the greater mass and that’s not with the Mail. To Aldo and his team, go for it and brush these lightweights aside. To the Nelson Weekly keep it up it’s nice to be able to disagree and get printed!L Simpson (Mrs), Nelson.
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Two of Nelson’s inventive trolley builders came head-to-head on Sunday in a unique challenge.The event was designed as a fun day for trolley enthusiasts and the public, and the challenge was to convert and power a racing trolley using 18 volt power drills.The trolleys raced in Nelson’s first ever Trolley Derby power drill challenge on Sunday with the help of Power Techs new mobile solar charger.Tim Bayley and Gordon Dacombe competed to see whose trolley could get the farthest around the velodrome track at Trafalgar park, and Gordon’s ‘Lightning Racer II’ wowed bystanders reaching speeds of 37km. Tim and Gordon are both members of the Nelson Trolley Club and Gordon’s grandchildren Morgan and Jared
Dacombe battled it out at the track in the two creations.The two trolleys were both successful on the day, as Jared lapped Morgan almost three times before running out of juice, while Morgan only reached speed of 19.4km, his batteries outlasted its speedier counterpart by completing two more laps.Gordon enjoyed the friendly competition and was excited to build on the project as an annual day. “We hope this will inspire inventive people in Nelson to say, ‘there’s a challenge I could have a go at’, there’s a lot of people that love building stuff in their shed who would enjoy this.”Power Techs new mobile solar charger came down to provide free recharging of batteries for the racers throughout the day.
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Salisbury School’s last standSalisbury School representatives hope a last minute meeting with the minister of education can save the school, two weeks after its final submission deadline.Salisbury School principal Brenda Ellis will meet Hekia Parata in Wellington with board of trustees members Helen McDon-nell, Peter Campbell and Kelly Wood. Kel-ly currently has a daughter attending the school while both Helen and Peter have
had children through in the past.The Ministry of Education is looking at closing two schools for students with in-tellectual disabilities or social-behaviour difficulties in favour of a wrap around ser-vice at public schools. It is also encourag-ing Salisbury School students to attend the co-education Halswell Residential School in Christchurch. The visit to Wellington will be the first time that anyone from the
school has had the chance to talk face-to-face with the minister of education regard-ing the future of the school. Helen says the quartet is keen to hear from the minister directly on what her views are for retain-ing Salisbury. “We really appreciate the minister opening her door to us and as we want a positive and constructive meeting. We have agreed as a board not to discuss the details of our response to the minister
prior to our meeting with her on October 16. The doors have not closed on Salisbury yet, and we are doing everything we can to keep them open for the current and future students of Salisbury,” she says.The Ministry of Education released what was expected to be its final decision last month. It gave the school 28 days to chal-lenge the decision to close the school be-fore the end of the year.
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Finalists Louise Wells of Ursula Harris Hair, left, and Donna James of Donna James Hair will be representing Nelson at the national hair awards in Auckland this weekend. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.
Two Nelson hairdressers are off to represent the region at the country’s top hairdressing competition this weekend.Donna James, of Donna James Hair, is a finalist in the urban day section at the New Zealand Association of Registered Hairdressers annual awards, while Louise Wells, of Ursu-la Harris will compete in the urban colour section of the awards.The duo earned their spot in the national final after winning the re-gional competition in Blenheim in August. Competing at nationals is
nothing new for Donna, who has won many titles and is the current champion for best photographic shot. Nelson is also the defending supreme team from the last nation-als, held in Christchurch two years ago, where Nelson hairdresser Ur-sula Harris also won the urban day section. Anna Schryvers, of Tonic in Richmond, was selected for the team in the directional cut, urban night section but was unable to at-tend. The four person supreme team is rounded out by two Blenheim hairdressers.
Nelson nurse Faith Fawcett, who is volunteering with a Mercy Ships hospital ship in Guinea, West Africa, applying eye drops to a patient preparing for cataract surgery. Insert: Faith with a baby at a local orphanage.
Nelson nurse helping people see againLocal nurse Faith Fawcett’s vacation has been a rather eye-opening trip.The Ernest Rutherford Retirement Village nurse is currently in West Africa helping hundreds of blind patients see again with a simple cataract operation. Faith is volunteering her nursing skills aboard Africa Mercy, the world’s largest charity hospital ship, operated by Mercy Ships. During her two month tour-of-duty in Conakry, Guinea Faith is part of the team running the ship’s eye clinics.She says the most impacting experience she has had during her service in Africa has been seeing the eye bandages come off her first patient the day after surgery. She watched her patient’s face simply light up as she realised that she could see again. Faith is the day-of-surgery eye nurse and
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visit www.girlsdayexpo.com.Photo: Phillip Rollo.Nelson Airport has won the prestigious Airport
of the Year award for the third time.Nelson Airport Ltd is New Zealand’s fourth busiest airport with over 800,000 passengers a year, putting it in the major airport category at the NZ Airports Awards dinner in Christchurch on Friday night. Nelson is the only airport to have won the Interspace Airport Cup three times in 2008, 2010 and now 2012.Chief executive Kaye McNabb says she was “absolutely gobsmacked” with the win.“It’s a huge team effort from a very small team, but it’s only made possible by the co-operation and attitude of all of the other businesses that contribute to the atmosphere and service that makes Nelson Airport so successful,” she says. Judges considerations included Nelson Airport Ltd’s considerable contribution to aviation business growth through the Top of the South Aviation Strategy and its contribution towards regional and national economic growth. Work with NZ Airports Association, Ministry for the Environment and local councils on environmental effects and risks for the airport were also noted. Nelson Airport’s relationship with its community, and in particular its support for the Heart of Biking Cycleway trail, impressed the judges who made particular mention of the fruit tree planting initiative in their comments.
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Nelson's iconic hanging flower baskets are ready to go up, and with 800 baskets set to bloom expect a colourful array on our streets this summer.The vibrant show will be put up next week, and will take up to 30 volunteers a day and five days to complete, and that’s just the planting and hanging of the baskets.The tradition began 12 years ago, and lo-cal businesses and the public show a huge amount of support each year, either buying a basket for outside their shop or volun-teering their time to help plant them, says Nelmac. The project is implemented by the Nelson City Council and overseen by Mike Gafa, team leader at Nelmac nursery who has been with the hanging baskets project since it all began, and he says the baskets are all about bringing Nelson’s “streets to life” for the summer season.Planning for the arrangements started back in May, when last season’s flowers were coming down and turning to com-post, Nelmac Nursery staff began their busy selection process for the season ahead, deciding on what flowers to use for the bright displays.Mike says that after years of putting the project together, the team has used a bit of kiwi ingenuity to deliver the colourful show for the community, creating tools,
and growing the plants chemical free to ensure sustainability. “Each year we look at efficiencies, how we can do things better, we are the only people that use biodegrad-able pots, and we have created our own potting mix. We put a lot of thought into our own innovations to make the job run
really smoothly and sustainably.”Mike says the idea is all about bringing smiles to faces in Nelson, and people al-ways look forward to seeing the flowers up.“The best part for us is not only the com-ments ‘oh are you taking the flowers down?’ at the end of the season, but at the
start of the season when people say ‘ when are you putting the flowers up?’ that’s the most exciting thing.”The many volunteers will begin planting the flowers on Monday, and the hang-ing flower baskets should be gracing the streets by the end of next week.
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It is always a hive of activity with music, dancing and casual
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Alice Buschl and Mike Gafa, from the Nelmac Nursery team with some of the flowers that will be going up in the Nelson CBD this week. Photo: Sinead Ogilive.
Hanging baskets ready for relaunchSinead Ogilvie
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Nelson’s finest young dance crew got some star power advice just days before jetting off to the World Hip-Hop Unite Championship in the Netherlands.Chart topping boy band Titanium were in town on Saturday and with them was solo artist J Williams, himself a former Hip-Hop Unite attendee. Origin were invited to perform alongside their idols
at Nelson College over the weekend and got some key feedback from J Williams.Origin has been together in its current format for the past year and features Bride-Rose Downing, Hayley Bar-nett, Jorgia Marsh, Hana Morris, Melia Wilkins, Lucy Everett and Ashley Belk. They are coached by Gemma Laing.Lucy says performing alongside Titani-
um and J Williams was the “best thing” the group had ever done. “It was good because it was serious but we were able to have some fun as well. He [J Wil-liams] actually asked us to perform our world’s set, which was amazing that he asked us. He really enjoyed it.”Melia, who is also the group’s choreogra-pher, says they were relieved to be finally
going to the world championship after weeks of rigorous training. She was confident that they would perform well. “We had 16 hours of training last week between four days so once we leave I hope it’ll all be worth it,” she says. “We’re not going there to lose. We’re going to try our darn hardest to come back with a gold medal.”Origin will be the only New Zea-land crew in the junior category, which is for competitors aged be-tween 13 and 17 years old. If they get through all of the rounds, making it into the final eight, the dancers would have performed the same two minute routine six times. There are between 40 and 50 teams competing in their grade in Dordrecht.Origin is also through to the next round of New Zealand’s Got Talent and has been selected to perform at Coca Cola Christmas in the Park.
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The Origin Dance Crew is going to the Unite Hip-Hop World Championship in the Netherlands. They are Hana Morris, centre, Bride-Rose Downing, Hayley Barnett, Jorgia Marsh, Melia Wilkins, Lucy Everett and Ashley Belk. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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Monday, October 1A report of wilful damage occurred at 1am on Beach Rd and there was a report of a domestic dispute on Muritai St at 10.30am. A shoplifting incident was reported to have happened at 12pm on St Vincent St and at 8.54pm a 29 year old male was arrested for wilful damage and assault with a blunt instrument relating to an incident reported at 10am on Nayland Rd in Stoke. Tuesday, October 2There were two incidents on Quebec Rd, one was a report of arson at 3am and a domestic dispute was reported at 9am. A 21 year old male was arrested at 3.25pm for the theft of a vehicle in Montgomery car park, and an 18 year old female was arrested at 7.45pm for unlawfully taking a vehicle at from Locking St. There was a report of shoplifting at 4.15pm on Quarantine Rd.Wednesday, October 3There were four incidents reported of wilful damage, one occurred on Weka St at 8.30pm and one happened at 10.30pm on Queens Rd. Two arrests were made in the relation of wilful dam-age, a 17 year old women was arrested at 1am for a situation that occurred on Rimu St and a 26 year old man was arrested for both wilful dam-age and male assaulting female at Tipahi St. Thursday, October 4Three arrests were made for disorderly behav-iour, a 27 year old female at 3.00pm, a 41 year old male at 3.55pm relating to an incident on Bridge St, and a 40 year old male at 11.30pm.Friday, October 5Two arrests were made for shoplifting on St Vin-cent St, one a 48 year old male at 11.40am and the other a 63 year old female at 7.30pm.Saturday, October 6On Saturday at 7.30am a 22 year old male was arrested for common assault on Washington Rd and there were three reports of domestic assault, the first at 5.40pm at Hastings St Washington Valley, one reported at Atawhai Dve and one at 10.55pm on Collingwood St.Sunday, October 7A 25 year old male was arrested at 10.55am on Bronte St for three counts of wilful damage, as-sault with intent to injure and possession of drug utensils. There four reports of breach of the liq-uor ban on Bridge St and Collingwood St.
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Jarrod Illingworth and Shelley Habib at the Sprig & Fern on Hardy St on Saturday night.
Marlo Ferguson, Flower Bradley, and Urgent Sinclair at Bar Berlin on Saturday evening.
Ian and Sue Jones at the Sir Colin Meads IHC fundraiser on Sunday night.
James and Angie Pratt at the Sir Colin Meads IHC funraiser
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Rachel Rae and Kristine Marriott at Bar Berlin’s comedy night on Saturday.
Dianne and Pete Anglesey at the Nelson Subruban club on Sun-day night.
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This weekend we spent Saturday night at Bar
Berlin which was hosting one of their monthly
comdey nights, and then visited the Sprig & Fern on
Hardy St.We checked out Tahuna
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That should keep you busy until next time – the photo this week is hybrid clematis “Nellie Moser” a tried and true favourite of mine is H F Young, a stunning blue boy!
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can prepare plans, have them consented by the council and then either oversee the project or undertake the construction, calling on specialist trades to ensure a truly professional finish.
Hello to all you busy gardeners,The last few days have really felt like spring is finally here! I am sure that the low hum I hear when working outside is the sound of the grass growing, it seems to get longer by the hour, but it could well be the bees very busy at work. There appear to be a lot more of these little critters around this year - the viburnums seem to vibrate with the number of bees working the flowers. It has to be the most fragrant time of the year with narcissi, hyacinths and freesias competing with boronias and viburnum for top spot in the perfume stakes!
Unfortunately, the downside to all this growth is that the weeds also join in and I am having a rather difficult time dealing to what can only be called an outbreak of feral radishes….yes, you did read this correctly, I am plagued with the whole back garden bed being covered by radishes. I can only think that they must have come with a load of compost
and mulch that I procured 2 years or so ago and have just been lying in wait for the perfect season to erupt! It wouldn’t be so bad if we actually liked radishes but neither “he who digs holes” or myself are at all keen on these windy little vegetables. The good thing is they are quite easy to pull out but I
fear we will be seeing them for many years to come.
With the start of a new season I decided to go and visit one of our local growers to update myself with any new and exciting happenings out there in nursery land. I am not sure whether or not you are aware that we have several major wholesale plant nurseries located in our region. If you see the plant you buy sporting a Vibrant Earth logo, a Thirkettles tag, a Waimea nursery or Titoki label or even an Appletons tag these plants have all been raised and nurtured by local growers in our own region. This means several things but I guess the main one is that they have all been raised in this climate, have wintered over in our area, and in many cases have been bred to really
thrive in the Nelson/Takaka region. These growers also supply good numbers of plants to garden centres all over the country.My visit to Vibrant Earth was exciting and I came away with a very good feeling about the work being done here. There are so many plants it would be impossible to list but some of the stand-outs are the wisterias that were mainly in full bud and are now out in the garden centres. The hybrid clematis – many varieties including “macropetala” lagoon with it’s beautiful deep blue lantern flowers, and “Louise Rowe” which has, semi double pale violet flowers and loves to climb through trees.
Hydrangeas - a great selection of colours; and hydrangea Quercifolia “Pee Wee” which is a smaller more compact version and has wonderful autumn foliage with good size white flower heads.Look out next season for Loropetalum “Firedance” - a real stunner and Ligularia “Przewalskii” which grows to around 1.5 mtrs tall is great in the back of a border.The website is www.vibrantearth.co.nz and it is set up so you can easily find your way
around. They offer a selection of plants to suit your garden type i.e. Native, easy care, English, etc and I have spent some time on this and found it really user friendly. They also tell you who stocks the plant and have many helpful hints on planting and care.
• When planting hybrid clematis always plant deep. You can safely bury the first
2 nodes in the planting hole, as they need to be kept firm in the ground. The stems of clematis are pliable and easily broken so care is needed and a stake or bamboo rod is a good idea. They can suffer from root rot so I recommend you use a Kiwi care product when planting called ‘’No root rot die back”. Once established they are well worth the effort and will flower in spring and again in autumn for many years.
• Time to redo your hanging baskets with lobelias, petunias, ivy leaf geraniums, alyssum, etc for a colourful summer display.
• You can also grow vegies in baskets; buttercrunch lettuce, parsley, spinach, snow peas and hanging cherry tomatoes all do well as do strawberries- just give it a go!
• Cut fuchsias back by at least 2/3rds to encourage growth and check for rust on the old leaves.
• Trim hedges before they get too much growth on them, especially formal type hedges.
Make your garden a natural retreat with Nick Thomsen of Landscape Transformers. Nick is a qualified landscaper with a national certificate in horticulture and has nine years experience in the industry. Nick provides a free consultation to discuss your ideas and specifications and offers new ideas and solutions if you are unsure of what you are after. If you need the work completed in time for a special occasion, he can discuss a timeline with you
and work out a deadline for the work to be completed. Working on an individual basis allows Nick to provide personal service and control over all aspects of the work being undertaken, and gives you peace of mind that your garden is in his very professional hands.. Whether you’re starting from scratch on your newly built home, having a complete garden overhaul or just in need of some garden maintenance, Nick Thomsen at Landscape Transformers will ensure your dream garden comes to fruition.
Hello, my name is Jill Rodgerson, the new co-owner of The Quarter Store at 51 Collingwood St. Our home base is Devon Nursery in Blenheim where for over 20 yrs we have been producing a large variety of plants and we can now offer these to you. We have a sound knowledge of plants, the conditions that they like, and all are hardy and safe to grow. Also we are agents for the Gardens greenhouse with a 10yr warranty. I am at the store every Sunday and encourage you to call, in and browse our lovely products. We are open 7 days.
The season of outdoor entertaining is almost upon us, so take advantage of the great weather and get your concrete and tiling projects underway. A local company with 25 years experience, Independent Kerb and Concrete supply a range of concrete services such
as kerbing, pathways, and patios for your home. Whether you want a courtyard to relax in or simply need to finish off your driveway, IKC are a well known business that holds a reputation for quality workmanship and a professional finish. Independent Kerb and Concrete offer a fantastic range of pavers and concrete textures to makeover your courtyard ready for summer evenings and you can custom design an area to suit your lifestyle. From mini kerb and channeling to sort the garden out or stylish wooden or paver inserts, Independent Kerb and Concrete supply homes with beautiful and practical outdoor concrete products. The trusted concrete company also supplies commercial concrete construction for any business or project. Call IKC today for a free quote and view their special range of exclusive products produced at their Tahunanui yard. Visit www.ikc.co.nz to view their great range of products and services available.
Kernow Designs: With 30 years qualified experience in the Landscaping and Building Industry Jason Preller has a wealth of ideas for creating a cohesive design that combines both the home and the garden, ensuring there is a seamless blending between them. Jason will design the garden you have always dreamed of, resulting in a unique area for you to relax in and enjoy. He can prepare plans for you to work from and build your own garden or he can undertake the construction for you. In addition to Jason’s landscape skills, he is also a Licensed Building Practitioner covering design of new houses and alterations for existing homes, site supervision and building. So whether you have a bare section requiring a purpose designed home and garden or an existing Villa requiring alterations, Jason
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That should keep you busy until next time – the photo this week is hybrid clematis “Nellie Moser” a tried and true favourite of mine is H F Young, a stunning blue boy!
See you soon…………
can prepare plans, have them consented by the council and then either oversee the project or undertake the construction, calling on specialist trades to ensure a truly professional finish.
Hello to all you busy gardeners,The last few days have really felt like spring is finally here! I am sure that the low hum I hear when working outside is the sound of the grass growing, it seems to get longer by the hour, but it could well be the bees very busy at work. There appear to be a lot more of these little critters around this year - the viburnums seem to vibrate with the number of bees working the flowers. It has to be the most fragrant time of the year with narcissi, hyacinths and freesias competing with boronias and viburnum for top spot in the perfume stakes!
Unfortunately, the downside to all this growth is that the weeds also join in and I am having a rather difficult time dealing to what can only be called an outbreak of feral radishes….yes, you did read this correctly, I am plagued with the whole back garden bed being covered by radishes. I can only think that they must have come with a load of compost
and mulch that I procured 2 years or so ago and have just been lying in wait for the perfect season to erupt! It wouldn’t be so bad if we actually liked radishes but neither “he who digs holes” or myself are at all keen on these windy little vegetables. The good thing is they are quite easy to pull out but I
fear we will be seeing them for many years to come.
With the start of a new season I decided to go and visit one of our local growers to update myself with any new and exciting happenings out there in nursery land. I am not sure whether or not you are aware that we have several major wholesale plant nurseries located in our region. If you see the plant you buy sporting a Vibrant Earth logo, a Thirkettles tag, a Waimea nursery or Titoki label or even an Appletons tag these plants have all been raised and nurtured by local growers in our own region. This means several things but I guess the main one is that they have all been raised in this climate, have wintered over in our area, and in many cases have been bred to really
thrive in the Nelson/Takaka region. These growers also supply good numbers of plants to garden centres all over the country.My visit to Vibrant Earth was exciting and I came away with a very good feeling about the work being done here. There are so many plants it would be impossible to list but some of the stand-outs are the wisterias that were mainly in full bud and are now out in the garden centres. The hybrid clematis – many varieties including “macropetala” lagoon with it’s beautiful deep blue lantern flowers, and “Louise Rowe” which has, semi double pale violet flowers and loves to climb through trees.
Hydrangeas - a great selection of colours; and hydrangea Quercifolia “Pee Wee” which is a smaller more compact version and has wonderful autumn foliage with good size white flower heads.Look out next season for Loropetalum “Firedance” - a real stunner and Ligularia “Przewalskii” which grows to around 1.5 mtrs tall is great in the back of a border.The website is www.vibrantearth.co.nz and it is set up so you can easily find your way
around. They offer a selection of plants to suit your garden type i.e. Native, easy care, English, etc and I have spent some time on this and found it really user friendly. They also tell you who stocks the plant and have many helpful hints on planting and care.
• When planting hybrid clematis always plant deep. You can safely bury the first
2 nodes in the planting hole, as they need to be kept firm in the ground. The stems of clematis are pliable and easily broken so care is needed and a stake or bamboo rod is a good idea. They can suffer from root rot so I recommend you use a Kiwi care product when planting called ‘’No root rot die back”. Once established they are well worth the effort and will flower in spring and again in autumn for many years.
• Time to redo your hanging baskets with lobelias, petunias, ivy leaf geraniums, alyssum, etc for a colourful summer display.
• You can also grow vegies in baskets; buttercrunch lettuce, parsley, spinach, snow peas and hanging cherry tomatoes all do well as do strawberries- just give it a go!
• Cut fuchsias back by at least 2/3rds to encourage growth and check for rust on the old leaves.
• Trim hedges before they get too much growth on them, especially formal type hedges.
Make your garden a natural retreat with Nick Thomsen of Landscape Transformers. Nick is a qualified landscaper with a national certificate in horticulture and has nine years experience in the industry. Nick provides a free consultation to discuss your ideas and specifications and offers new ideas and solutions if you are unsure of what you are after. If you need the work completed in time for a special occasion, he can discuss a timeline with you
and work out a deadline for the work to be completed. Working on an individual basis allows Nick to provide personal service and control over all aspects of the work being undertaken, and gives you peace of mind that your garden is in his very professional hands.. Whether you’re starting from scratch on your newly built home, having a complete garden overhaul or just in need of some garden maintenance, Nick Thomsen at Landscape Transformers will ensure your dream garden comes to fruition.
Hello, my name is Jill Rodgerson, the new co-owner of The Quarter Store at 51 Collingwood St. Our home base is Devon Nursery in Blenheim where for over 20 yrs we have been producing a large variety of plants and we can now offer these to you. We have a sound knowledge of plants, the conditions that they like, and all are hardy and safe to grow. Also we are agents for the Gardens greenhouse with a 10yr warranty. I am at the store every Sunday and encourage you to call, in and browse our lovely products. We are open 7 days.
The season of outdoor entertaining is almost upon us, so take advantage of the great weather and get your concrete and tiling projects underway. A local company with 25 years experience, Independent Kerb and Concrete supply a range of concrete services such
as kerbing, pathways, and patios for your home. Whether you want a courtyard to relax in or simply need to finish off your driveway, IKC are a well known business that holds a reputation for quality workmanship and a professional finish. Independent Kerb and Concrete offer a fantastic range of pavers and concrete textures to makeover your courtyard ready for summer evenings and you can custom design an area to suit your lifestyle. From mini kerb and channeling to sort the garden out or stylish wooden or paver inserts, Independent Kerb and Concrete supply homes with beautiful and practical outdoor concrete products. The trusted concrete company also supplies commercial concrete construction for any business or project. Call IKC today for a free quote and view their special range of exclusive products produced at their Tahunanui yard. Visit www.ikc.co.nz to view their great range of products and services available.
Kernow Designs: With 30 years qualified experience in the Landscaping and Building Industry Jason Preller has a wealth of ideas for creating a cohesive design that combines both the home and the garden, ensuring there is a seamless blending between them. Jason will design the garden you have always dreamed of, resulting in a unique area for you to relax in and enjoy. He can prepare plans for you to work from and build your own garden or he can undertake the construction for you. In addition to Jason’s landscape skills, he is also a Licensed Building Practitioner covering design of new houses and alterations for existing homes, site supervision and building. So whether you have a bare section requiring a purpose designed home and garden or an existing Villa requiring alterations, Jason
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$7,980toyota iSt hatchback auto 2002Are you sick of spending heaps of money fueling your current commuting car? If the answer is YES then take a look at this. It’s powered by a fuel efficient 1300cc motor and is automatic. The interior is in very tidy condition and is very spacious for a small car. It also has ABS brakes, air conditioning, remote locking, CD, 2 airbags, electric windows and mirrors and tinted glass.
$48,980Subaru iMprEZZa Sti 2011These are built for those purests who know and appreciate true performance and handling. It’s NZ new and really is in as new condition. Some features include 8 airbags, cruise control, SI drive, remote locking and alarm, adjustable centre diff settings, huge factory brakes and of course plenty of horsepower.
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$16,980MitSubiShi outLaNdEr LS aWd 2007 If getting into the outdoors is your thing or needing all wheel drive to go skiing or for launching the boat, then this could be for you. It’s NZ new and had 2 owners. It’s powered by a 2.4 litre chain driven motor and is automatic. It has AWD with the option of 2WD and it also has the tiptronic option. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has ABS brakes, electric windows and mirrors, CD, air conditioning, 2 airbags, keyless start, roof rails, remote locking, stability control, tinted glass and a towbar.
$13,980 hyuNdai tucSoN GLS aWd 2005If you are shopping for a small SUV and need a manual transmission and all wheel drive then take a look at this. It’s NZ new and had 2 owners. It’s powered by a 2.0 litre motor and had the cambelt replaced at 96km. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has 10 airbags, ABS brakes, electric windows and mirrors, ESP, CD, air conditioning, cruise control, factory alloys and a roofrack.
$9,980ford couriEr doubLE cab 1998 If you are after a tidy diesel ute for work or for the family then this is worth a look. It’s NZ new and powered by a 2.5 litre diesel motor. It’s 5 speed manual and the cambelt was replaced at 154km. It has CD, central locking with an alarm, alloys, canopy and tufdeck and a towbar.
$14,980hoLdEN rodEo S/cab 4Wd fLatdEck 2005 If it’s time to get a serious 4WD Flatdeck then how about this? It’s NZ New and powered by a 3 litre turbo diesel motor with a 5 speed manual. It has a good sized wooden deck, tow bar and air conditioning.
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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.
$9,980hoNda JaZZ hatchback 2003 Here is an ideal car for your daily commute. It has a fuel rating of 5.8 litres per 100km. It’s NZ new and had 2 owners. It’s powered by a peppy 1339cc motor and is automatic. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has CD, air conditioning, 2 airbags, ABS brakes, alarm, electric windows and mirrors.
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SPORT
This meeting is to discuss the future of the existing Stoke Rugby Football Club Inc.
clubrooms.
We welcome all past and present members and interested parties.
Monday 15th October 2012 Venue: Stoke Rugby Football Clubrooms
(Cnr Neale Ave and Songer Street, Stoke)
Time: 7pm
Secretary: K. Johnsen
Stoke Rugby
A simple presentation from the teachings of Jesus Christ of one hour duration.
We are families, members of a home-based Christian Church and Fellowship.
We have proved satisfaction and deeper meaning to life living according to these simple and timeless teachings.
Come and Join us!
Thursdays 11, 18 & 25 OCTOber and 1 NOvember 2012 @ 7.30pm
Sundays 14, 21 & 28 OCTOber and 4 NOvember 2012 @ 7.00pm
eNquirieSStephen or Sandra 548 9225
or John 022 680 7705
An Invitation
birchwood School Hall15 Durham St Nelson
Christian and non-Christian - All WelCOme!
Name our newest team
IN THE FIRING LINE: Wakatu’s Shane Laurence in action during Saturday’s Nelson Cricket Association two-day opener against Sprig & Fern Tavern Motueka. Motueka was looking strong with the bat and currently sit at 235/7 after 66 overs courtesy of half centuries to Kurt Pahl and Duncan Cederman. Bud Jackson has collected three wickets with Shane bagging two. In round one’s other matches Harrington’s Beer Café Waimea Toi Toi United face Taylor’s Contracting Wanderers and Car Company Stoke/Nayland face Athletic College Old Boy’s. Day two will begin this Saturday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
Athletics Nelson completed its best ever finish at the New Zealand Road Relay Championship but if it wasn’t for a heartbreaking injury on the final leg of the Men’s Over 50 race, the club could have been celebrating an overall first placing.Athletics Nelson finished second overall on points, behind eventual winners Wellington Scottish. The Nelson teams came from behind in both the men’s masters 40-49 and over 60 grades to take the club’s two gold medals on the Upper Moutere course. The masters 40-49’s hopes were left to Phil Costley, who has 31 national titles to his name. Phil sneaked up to his competitor in the final 200m to win by just three seconds, despite having two minutes and 40 seconds to catch up on the clock when he was tagged in at the last relay exchange. The relay team also featured John Kennedy, Ian Thomas, Jon Linyard, Stu Cottam, Graeme Taylor, Neil Whittaker and Peter Versey.But the men’s 40-49 team were not the only locals to leave it late with the first ever Athletics Nelson men’s over 60 relay also waiting until the final leg to push in front. Race organiser Ian Morrison was one minute and half behind before he was tagged in but managed to create a similar margin on his opposition from Wellington Scottish as the team finished the 39.49km course in two hours 21 minutes and 11 seconds. The men’s over 60 team also included Chris Bolter, Barry Dewar, Derek Shaw and Hugh Neill.
But there was heartbreak for the men’s over 50 team, who saw national cross country champion Cliff Bowman surrender to a leg injury, holding an eight minute lead on his nearest challenger on the last leg of the race. Greg Lautenslager, running his first serious race in six years, had got the team into the lead early after Ian Courtenay and Tim Cross had gone before him. Bill Revell, Patrick Meffan, Murray Hart and Dave Dixon kept the
pace knowing they had a trump card in Cliff as the last runner. Competition rules allow for another runner to take the place of an injured competitor so the team could finish the race. However, the men’s over 50s were forced to take the seven minute time penalty that goes with the exemption. Nelson’s final runner was first across the finish line but Auckland University and Lake City Rotorua completed the 71.67km course before the penalty had stopped. Athletics Nelson had to be content with a bronze medal.
Jon Linyard tags in Stu Cottam dur-ing the national road relay champi-onship. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
Runner up for Nelson
Nelson’s ASB Youth League Football
team would like to invite expressions of interest for its coaching position.
Nelson’s newest national sporting team is asking its future fans to help give it a name.The consortium behind the bid to bring a ASB national youth league football team to Nelson is launching a competition – in conjunction with Nelson Weekly and Waimea Weekly newspapers – to come up with a name for the new team.The Nelson-based team will draw on players from the top of the south and has a goal of developing the region’s best young players to higher honours. The bid to enter the competition was con-firmed by New Zealand Football last month.The consortium is also hoping to apply for a full
ASB Premiership team in the coming seasons. To enter the competition, email your idea for a team
Karen Carey Daylight savings, daffodils and an increase in sightings of speedway vehicles being transported to and from the recent practices and the sign-writers and various garages means summer must be just around the corner. And if you are planning to spend your
summer Saturday nights at the Tahuna Beach Holiday Park Speedway then you are in for an awesome six months.Practices have been well at-tended with new drivers and machinery getting in those preseason laps and ironing out the teething problems in prep-aration for the new season.
The season gets underway ear-lier than last year with the re-introduction of the traditional Opening Night this Saturday followed by the Coca-cola fire-works display on 27 October.The first of the team races is the main promotion for the meet-ing on 10 November when the Tigers take on the Palmerston
Dave Kerr takes a tumble during the Midget racing at the Tahuna Beach Holiday Park Speedway. Photo Phillip Rollo
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Nelson Superstock drivers Craig Boote and Shane Harwood speed to the finish line during last year’s rac-ing. Photo Phillip Rollo
North Panthers for the Challenge Cup. Also that night the TQ Midgets have the first of their three round Club Championships and Production Saloons are running a Best Pairs. The following meeting on 24 November sees the mighty Sprintcars make their return to Nelson, with a round of the War of the Wings being held here again. Being early in the sea-son a full field of top competitors is expected. The Sprintcars are supported by the Midget Club Champs, the Mark Thorn Memorial for Sidecars and the Stockcar triple.The Tigers get their second home track out-ing of the season when the mighty Welling-ton Wildcats return on 8 December after many years in hibernation. This will be a hard fought battle with both teams keen to start with a win in what is hoped will be an ongo-ing challenge. The following meeting on 15 December features what is becoming a must
see event for Super Saloon fans, the Elf Super Cup. Early indications are that the number of entrants is up on last season and could reach as many as 20. The final meeting of the year is on 29 Decem-ber and will see the TQ Midgets, Superstocks and Sidecars all competing in their respective club championships.A small break over New Year gives the club the time to focus on hosting the New Zea-land Home Loans NZ Superstock Champion-ship on 11 and 12 January. The Superstock Champs is the jewel in the speedway crown and Nelson last hosted it in 2003/04. That year the top three places went to the North Island but over the past decade South Island drivers have proved they are now a force to be reck-oned with, and have had six top three finishes including three national titles. Nelson now has some top quality vehicles and some of the
SPEEDWAYTahuna Beach Holiday Park
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Ian Burson will once again be look-ing to achieve higher honours around the country in his Super Sa-loon. Photo Phillip Rollo
most talented drivers in the coun-try and there is definitely a real op-portunity to crown a home track champion. The other major promotions that round out the rest of the season are the Classic Hits Demolition Derby, the Sturgeons Amusements King of the Clay, the two day Stanaway Roading Stock Shock, Stockcar teams racing between the Tasman Thunder and the Grey-mouth Grizzlies and the return of the Winged Warriors-Modifieds. There are a number of support promotions planned to comple-ment the main events and to en-sure that fans of all classes leave every meeting happy. Some class-es are introducing alternative for-mats to traditional events such as their club championships in an ef-fort to continue to attract the fans and hopefully a few more visiting drivers.Our youngest members haven’t been forgotten and the Burger King Junior members club has some fun things planned for you. Make sure you get along to the souvenir shop and sign up. There are plenty of Coca Cola goodies hidden away to give out on fireworks night and plans are already under way for your Christmas party.This season the club has also made
changes to ensure that every tum-my also leaves fully satisfied with new food vendors trading inside the arena, providing such delights as baked potatoes, nachos and fresh coffees. You can still enjoy a traditional hotdog and chips or a selection of hot foods from the McCall shop as well as cold drinks, ice cream and confectionery.We have had to make a slight in-crease to gate prices but, in an ef-fort to ensure families do not have to miss their night out, these have been made to members and pen-sioner prices which have increased to $10. Adults are still $15 and a family pass for two adults and up to three children remains at only $300. For up to date information, photos, gossip etc make sure you join our Nelson Speedway Facebook group or check out the club website www.nelsonspeedway.co.nz. Obviously we hope the weather is kinder to us than last season but in the event of unsettled weather cancellations will be broadcast on Classic Hits and posted on the website.Enjoy your summer speedway sea-son which kicks off this Saturday night at the Tahuna Beach Holi-day Park Speedway in Lansdowne Road Appleby. Gates open at 6pm with racing from 7pm.
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Nayland College has estab-lished itself as one of New Zealand basketball's heavy-weights, securing a record equalling fourth place at the national secondary school AA championship in Nelson last week.Nayland were knocked out of finals contention by defend-ing champions Rosmini Col-lege, going down 87-76 at the Trafalgar Centre on Saturday night. Nayland then lost to another defeated semi-final-ist Hutt Valley High School in the third/fourth playoff but had strong showings against Burnside High School in the quarter finals after topping pool three with only one loss to its name.It is the second time in just three years the side has made it to the semi-finals and the second time its players have made the tournament's selec-tion squad. Sharpshooter Locky Cam-pion earned individual praise from Basketball New Zea-land but he wasn't alone in making strong performances throughout the tournament. Nayland College coach Chris Tupu relied heavily on a core of six players with young Nel-son Giants big man Angus Ri-ley completing a heavy work load while Scott Cameron and Nathan Dempster were also outstanding throughout the week.
The future looks even bright-er with young guns Jonas Kale and Toma Noguchi making significant contributions in the playoffs while Angus and Locky will still remain as key figures for at least another two years. The Nayland College noise crew gave the team a clear edge with dozens of maroon-clad fans chanting at each fix-ture.The tournament was eventu-
ally won by Westlake Boys High School with its key player, Tall Black Tai Webster claiming the MVP award.Nelson College, who were one game away from reaching the quarter finals before being beaten by Nayland College in the final pool three match, ended the tournament with a creditable 14th placing. Finn Delaney had a strong tourna-ment for the only other home side at the tournament.
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Business Update. Adv.
Have a clean, hygienic and pest free summerIt’s timely for business and homeowners to con-sider how best to set up work and the home environment for a clean, hygienic and pest free summer this spring.Carpet Cleaning - Following the winter car-pets are generally at their worst with soiling, stains and ingrained dirt and odour. In this state they’re less hygienic and a potential harbourage for mites, fleas and potentially harmful bacteria and viruses and pose a hazard to asthma suf-ferers and immune compromised people. Have your carpets cleaned for health and to prolong your carpets life - not just looks alone.The only way to clean carpet for health is to use the hot water extraction method. This method involves truck-mounted machines that heat the water to a level that will kill bacteria and virus, flushing carpet from the tip to deep down on the fibre base. Enviro only uses this hot water ex-traction method combined with cleaning solu-tions that have the international CRI Gold Seal of Approval and are biodegradable.Failing to remove ingrained soiling severely re-duces the life of a carpet and the aesthetic ap-pearance drops off rapidly leaving the carpet looking old, dirty and worn with tracking marks in high foot traffic areas. It’s really important to remove this ingrained soil from low down in the carpet fibres to prevent this from worsening and becoming permanent. We often hear from cli-ents that the carpet looked really good for the first three or so years and rapidly deteriorated after this. This is due to the abrasive action of
the fine sand like soil permanently damaging the carpet fibres. Enviro’s technicians are IICRC certified in car-pet cleaning, stain removal, mould remediation, odour control, flood and fire restoration. Pest Control - Springtime is the most effective pre-emptive time for pest control management for flies, fleas, ants and spiders. As the ambi-ent temperatures increase new life cycles start and insect pests become more active and vis-ible. What seemed a minor infestation over the cooler months may turn into a full scale nui-sance or health risk. Early preventative spraying for spiders and flies is the most effective means of preventing a problem developing later in the season. Our Enviro operators are approved handlers and Urban Pest Management certified to ensure that they have the appropriate training and ex-perience in product selection, safe handling, the required understanding of etymology and the correct tools, products and application methods required to keep homes, businesses, pets and people safe.In order to ensure the safety of you and your family or employees and compliance with regu-lations always ensure your technician has EPA approval and holds an Approved Handler Cer-tificate.If you would like to discuss your carpet cleaning, pest control requirements or any of our other services please call us on 548 2831 or 0800 744 272 for 24/7 response.
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Nayland College basketball player Nathan Dempster drives to the hoop during last week's NZSS AA Basketball Cham-pionship in Nelson. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
The Konica Minolta Nelson Cycle hit the ground round with two of its key events being staged on the event’s first weekend.The festival began in the Moutere Hills for round six of the Benchmark Series with two Nelson riders ending Satur-day with the leader’s jersey. The race started from Lower Moutere School.A break was firmly established towards the end of the first lap of the race with most of the teams represented in it, including a strong team from Cycling Otago. The Tasman Wheelers were forced to chase for most of the race to protect the general classification hopes of team leader Chris Nicholson. The third time the race headed down the Motueka Valley Highway the main field had nearly caught the breakaway group but failed to maintain the mo-mentum with the race splitting up in the closing kilometres as a result of the trying conditions. Brad Evans won a close fought sprint finish from Brad Tuhi of the Homestyle Test Team with Darcy Ellerm-Norton of Benchmark Homes Cycling Team third. Chris has moved into the leader’s jersey with Brad, who races for Cycling Otago, picking up the Under-23 jersey and Mark Spessot of Cycle World taking the master’s jersey.The women’s race set off 20 minutes after the men and was slow to get start-
ed. Some aggressive riding from Karen Fulton over the Waiwheros managed to form a break of four. Eloise Fry, who was a last minute ring in for the Otago team, initially tried to close the gap but the group managed to stay away. On the final lap Reta Trotman of Cycling Otago attacked several times over the Waiwheros dropping Karen. There was a close sprint for the finish with Reta just beating Benchmark Homes duo of Sharlotte Lucas and Hayley Mercer. Karen finished fourth and still retains the leader’s jersey. The second key event of the Nelson Cycle Festival was one of its more unique races with cy-clists rounding the Nelson Cathedral for the Nelson City Criterium. Weath-er conditions were a vast improvement from Saturday and the sunshine and the special course drew a good group of spectators throughout the after-noon. A number of cyclists followed up from the Benchmark Series and it was Ian Smallman who took first place in the men’s A grade race followed by Kieran Hambrook and Brad Tuhi. Other grade winners included Fe-lix Laufkotter in the opening B grade race, Wayne Pool in the C grade event, Ethan Batt in D grade and Mike Yate in the E grade race. Shaane Fulton was first place in the junior event.For more on the festival visit www.nel-soncyclefest.co.nz.
Nelson cycle fest takes off
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ITALIAN FOR BEGINNERS and for inter-mediate level students. A fun and practical ten week course for both levels in the basics of Ital-ian pronunciation and communication-with a dash of culture and music. Weds at Club Italia, 9 Trafalgar St. Beginners 7pm, Intermediate 8pm. Next sessions begin 17 Oct. Bookings re-quired. For enrolments/info please phone Joe Rifici 545-6046NELSON COMMUNITY POTTERS fun evening class with Charles Shaw. Tues 16 Oct - 18 Dec, 7-9pm. Great for beginners or more experienced. $120 for 10 week course, e-mail [email protected] to register.LIFE COACH: Lose weight, enjoy your rela-tionships, love your life & stop wasting time on regret, the past, guilt or lack of motivation and support. You can move forward, let go & produce a new, happier future, NO MATTER WHAT. Contact me now, your life, and your choice, become empowered & free. Caron Proctor-Life Coach Nelson www.lifecoachnel-son.co.nz 021 1457 162SMART HEARTS Your community support and Exercise Club. For people with or at risk of heart issues. Activity, information & support with a cuppa too. Tahuna Presbyterian Church Muritai St Tahuna. Starts Mon 8 Oct 10.30am. Cost $5. Call Angie Baker to enrol. Ph 547 0198GARdEN TRAIL: Sat 17 November, 10am-4pm. Ten great gardens for you to visit in the Richmond/Hope area. A fund-raising event for Holy Trinity Church’s new community centre. Tickets $10 each - available from Richmond Mall Customer Service Counter or Bay Nurser-ies. Call: 544 6606COMPUTERS for over 50s: SeniorNet month-ly meeting. Questions & problems: discussion and solutions - computer related, of course! Wed 17 Oct @ 2pm, SeniorNet rooms, Pioneers Park, Hastings St (opposite Spotlight). All wel-come. Ph 5469349.NEW AQUA-THERAPY SESSIONS for hip, knee, ankle, shoulder and back issues. Exer-cise professionals with you in the warm water. 6 week course starts Thurs 1 Nov. Bookings Essential. For details Angie Baker 547 0198 or 021330905TRAdERS MALL at ‘What A Weekend’ Em-broidery School. Waimea College Hall Open to Public Sat 13th 9am until 3.30pm. Sun 14th 9am until 1pm. Merchants from out of town. Creative fabrics, hand dyed threads, jewellery, and embroidery supplies galore. Contact Don-na 03 5465469NELSON TROUT FISHING CLUB Month-ly meeting. 7.30pm. 17 Oct. Fish and Game Rooms, 66 Champion Rd, Richmond. Speaker Cameron Reid "Salt water Fly fishing" thenel-sontroutfishingclub.comNELSON TRAMPING CLUB invites and wel-comes you Oct 13 Daltons/Elvy tracks, Easy, $11, Robyn 5473231. Oct 19-22, Burn Creek, Hard, $35, Dion 5477562. Full details www.nel-sontrampingclub.org.nzFAMILY FUN NIGHT at Nelson Cathedral Wed 31 Oct 5-7pm. Fun for the whole family.ARTS FESTIVAL SERVICE: Sun 14 Oct at 6pm Nelson CathedralEX WESTCOASTERS & FAMILIES get to-gether Sun 4 Nov at the Suburban Club 1 pm $5.00. Special guest Tony Kokshoorn Grey Dis-trict Mayor. Contact Doug 546 4479 or Geoff 547 1101HAVE-A-GO dAY FOR LAWN BOWLS at Ngawhatu Bowling Club. Sun 14 Oct 11am-2pm. Wear soft soled shoes, bowls & tuition provided with a sausage sizzle. Follow the bal-loons from Ngawhatu Rd through Montebello & up the valley to the bowling club and green. Contact M Orbell 547 4340 TENNIS OPEN dAYS - Free every Sat in Oc-
tober. Juniors 8:30-10am, adults 3-5pm. At Ru-therford Park Tennis Courts. Social, fun and fitness for the whole family. Call 027 450 2888 for more informationNELSON NEWCOMERS NETWORK New-comers Pub evening on Wednesday, 9 October, @ 6.30 pm at Prince Albert Hotel, 113 Nile St. Nelson. Join in and enhance your social con-nection. Contact Vanessa at [email protected] for more info.80th ANNIVERSARY CONCERTS by the Nelson Male Voice Choir, Nelson School of Music. Saturday 13 Oct 7.30 pm and Sun 14 Oct 2.00pm Adults $20; Under 16 $5-00, Under 10 Free. A family affair Tickets available; Nel-son School of Music, Summit Real Estate Stoke, Richmond MallSPORT TASMAN RICHMONd RECREA-TION CENTRE: 9 Cambridge St Richmond ENQUIRIES 544 3955. HEALTH SEMINAR Oral Health Educator, Esme Palliser & Hygien-ist Kathy Turner $3 NEW!!!! CIRCUIT CLASS: Starting Wed 24 Oct 11am $4 Gym style circuit class. Suitable for all ages & levels of fitness. EASE in2 CY-CLING: Is starting back up! Mon 15 & Wed 17 Oct 1pm-3pm Popular Social cycling group, gain confidence on your bike. All Welcome.FEELING SAd, STRESSEd OR STUCK? Identify and explore new ways to move forward with a LifeLine Nelson Counsellor. Call 548 2400. Up to 10 FREE Face to Face counselling sessions.PLUNKET BABY BONANZA Sat 10 Nov, 9am-12pm. Over 50 stalls with near new & secondhand children’s clothing & toys. Table bookings now open. Large table $20, Small table $10, Space $5 Phone Lisa on 5424496 or email [email protected] Spaces are limitedREFUGEE SERVICES seeks volunteers to as-sist Burmese and Nepali Bhutanese families resettling in Nelson. Rewarding fun experience and a great way to meet new friends and make a difference. Next training course 2-4 Nov. Contact [email protected] or 548-4978. BROAdGREEN HISTORIC HOUSE 276 Nayland Road Stoke School holiday pro-gramme - Where Am I? Animal related activity. Compete for a sweet treat. Open daily 10.30am-4.30pm. Adults $4, Seniors $3, Children $1. In-quiries phone 547 0403FASHION & ARTS SHOW: Fundraising for Soroptimists of Waimea Project supporting education. Fashion by Beetees. Shoes by Whit-wells. Amazing Raffles. Music by Paul Madsen Art on display for sale. Complimentary wine & juice. Nibbles. Tues 16 Oct 7.30pm at Headingly Centre, Headingly Lane Richmond Tickets $20 available at Beetees (Nelson & Mot) Whitwells or [email protected]. All welcome.BRING THE FAMILY! Connecting Families Day at YMCA Nelson. Fun activities, bouncy castle, games, food stalls and the World Basket-ball Challenge at Ykids and YMCA, Victory, on Sat 13 Oct 10.00am-2.00pm
REGULAR EVENTSPROBUS CLUB OF NELSON CITY wel-comes men & women as new members. Meet-ings held on 2nd Thursday of each month. For more info phone Jo 545 0991NELSON PROVINCIAL MUSEUM until mid November 'Save Our Snails – Giant Land Snails of Te Tau Ihu'. 16 Sept to Mid Feb 2013 - Te Ahi Kā Roa, Te Ahi Kātoro Taranaki War 1860-2010 Our Legacy - Our ChallengeTENNIS: LADIES morning @ Tahunanui Dr. Tennis Club. Wed mornings from 9.30am. En-quiries Anne 5477043.FRIENdS OF THE QUEEN'S GARdENS help keep the gardens looking their best. We
meet weekly to rake, polish & groom. Ph Ellen 546 6533.NELSON & dISTRICTS WOOdTURNING CLUB INC: Free introductory turning lessons. Club demonstration night 2nd Tues of the month held 50 Sovereign St, Nelson 7.00pm all welcome. Contact Ross 035 476331STOKE-TAHUNANUI Rotarians would like to hear from interested people, (young & young at heart) keen in giving something back to our community, as well as having some fun along the way. Phone John 5473408VICTORY SIXTY PLUS: Tues 1.30-3.30pm 238 Upper Vanguard St. Join us for cards, games & a cuppa. For more info contact Jan on 546 9057 or 027 4577 955.SOCIAL TABLE TENNIS: Mon & Fri 9am-noon. Wed 7pm-9pm from $4pp or $10 a fam-ily Bats provided. Non-marking footwear es-sential. Ph stadium 5479479 or Karen 5473005 www.tabletennisnelson.org.nzNELSON BUddHIST CENTRE: Nile St, opp School. Regular get-togethers to learn the teachings of Buddha; M-F evening meditation at 6pm; movie nights every Thurs; study group on a Sunday. Calm in the heart of the city. Here for you as a community service. Phone 9700749LIGHTHOUSE SPIRITUAL AWARENESS CENTRE: Meets Mon 7.30pm, Senior Citizen's Hall, Trafalgar St (opp. Trailways). All welcome.NELSON WOMEN & CHILdREN’S REF-UGE requires assistance with supporting the out of hours Crisisline. Police check required / driver’s licence useful. You must be 2 years violence free. Full training/continuous support provided for volunteers. Contact T: 03 548 3353 / 0272 512338/email [email protected] SIT ANd BE FIT: Methodist Church Lounge. Neale Ave. Tues 10am. Seated exercise to music. Learn how to breathe more fully for better health. For men & women. $2 donation for Arthritis NZ. Phone 5464670 / 0276221878.NORdIC WALKING: Come along on Wed, 9:45am. $5 including pole rental or $3 for MS & Parkinson's Society members. Meet at Sax-ton Stadium car park, warm up & leave on foot from there, everyone can go at their own pace - finish with stretches and are back by 10:45. Show up or phone 021 872 460ROTARY CLUB OF RUTHERFORd NEL-SON-Having Fun Helping Others: Meets Mon. Fern Lodge Prince Albert Hotel, Nile St. 5.30pm for 6.00pm. For enquiries contact Bar-ry 03 5451398ARTY CRAFTIES: Bring your craft or hobby along & spend some time on it with other crafty people at Tahunanui Community Centre! Gold coin/koha. Mon 1.30pm. Tea provided 5486036.WAY2GO WALKING GROUP: New start time 9.45am Thurs Meet at Tahunanui Com-munity Centre. Bring gold card (or $6) as sometimes we bus & walk, sometimes just walk! Come join us! Ph Jo @ TCC for info 5486036SING HYMNS ANd GOSPEL IN REST HOMES: Enjoy singing, no experience. Phone 545 8688 after 5pm.IRONING MAIdENS: Ironing’s less painful when you do it with other people so bring your ironing pile to Tahunanui Community Centre & we’ll get through it together! Ph Jo at TCC 5486036 for details! Fridays 1pm.NELSON CITY LUNCHEON CLUB Meets on 2nd & 4th Mondays at Masonic Hall, Nile Street for a meal and an invited speaker. $16:00 pp. Programme at http://nelsoncityluncheon-club.blogspot.com/ Phone Annie 539 0620LAUGHTER YOGA: The body’s natural an-tidote to stress. Simple yet powerful exercise, combining yogic breathing. Bring yoga mat or towel. Wed 5.30-6.30pm $2 at Victory Centre
Births Deaths
engagement
Bronwyn Ramsay and Cory Eggers
are excited to announce their
engagement and are very much looking
forward to the wedding in
March 2013.
O’Donnell/Rowe Tony and Antonia
are pleased to announce the
arrival of Meika June Margaret
O’Donnell born 24 September at 10.59pm, 7lb 8oz
Little sister to proud big brother
Marcus.
ParrGeoff, Tania and big brother Mason are
pleased to announce the arrival of Tyler Owen Parr on 27th September 2012, 7lb 10oz. Special thanks
to our wonderful midwife Jean Horn.
SkinnerTim and Kirsty (nee
Baillie) are thrilled to announce the arrival
of Levi Flint. Born on 7 August 2012. An
adorable little brother for Ethan and Caleb. A special thank you
to our midwife Andrea Vincent.
Isaiah 50:7
ATKINSON, Joy Isa-bell, suddenly in Nel-son on 2 October 2012. Loved daughter of the late Keith & Isabella At-kinson & sister of Leslie Quinn. Aged 59 years. Messages to PO Box 1214, Nelson. A service for Joy has been held at Shone & Shirley.
POWNALL, Richard Neville, (Dick) On Monday October 1, 2012, Aged 85 years. Dearly loved husband of the late Joan. Loved father of Simon (Syd-ney), & Phillipa Dickey (Helensvale, Queens-land.) Loved Grandad of Marcus Dickey, Jer-emy Pownall & Brianna McLean. Messages to P O Box 1214, Nelson 7040. No flowers please but donations to Nelson Region Hospice, PO Box 283 Nelson or www.nelsonhospice.org.nz/donations/ would be ap-preciated. A service for Dick has been held.
MASON, John Walter. Passed away peacefully at Nelson Hospice on Wednesday 26th Sept aged 65 years. Will be greatly missed by his wife Judy, sons & part-ners Nick, Chris & Nicki, Tim & Donna, and grandchildren Jack-son, Mickaela & Isaac. Thanks to everyone involved in John’s care over the last months, es-pecially the staff at Nel-son Hospice. Donations the The Nel-son Region Hospice Trust, P O Box 283, Nel-son in memory of John would be appreciated. A service for John has been held.
OBINSON, Lester John (John), passed away suddenly at his home on September 29, 2012, aged 81 years. Loved husband of the late Marion, cherished friend & companion of Joy Coutts, loved brother & brother-in-law of Betty & the late Reg Kyle. Loved & re-spected father & father-in-law of Kaye Duncan & Shayne Pickering, Susan & Matt Sinclair & Jennifer Robinson. Devoted Grandad of Ja-son & Tracey, Brent and Aimee, Logan & Teneil. A service for John was held at Shone & Shirley.
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Te Tai Ao Komiti is the Iwi advisory committee working in partnership with Tasman Bays Heritage Trust in guiding the work of Nelson Provincial Museum for the benefit of residents and visitors.Te Tai Ao Komiti is about to nominate a new representative to sit on the Tasman Bays Heritage Trust Board and is seeking the names of people with a sound knowledge of the history of this rohe and an understanding of the significance of nga taonga tuku iho held in care by the Museum.Anyone with a genuine interest in taking on this role is invited to put their name forward for consideration. Expressions of interest should be forwarded in writing to: Te Tai Ao Komiti, PO Box 853, Nelson by 5pm Friday 19th October
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