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Deadly road upgrade ‘too expensive’ The budget of improving safety of Russ’s Corner on the Moutere Highway has been slashed after councillors last week reviewed options modifying the Tasman district’s second deadliest intersection. Following a fatal crash at Russ’s Corner in May 2011, nearby residents presented a petition with 2634 signatures to council staff to address the safety issues at the intersection. The intersection of Waimea West and Golden Hills roads and the Moutere Highway had been identified as a safety issue in 2009 with the proposed solution being a full realignment at an estimated cost of $900,000. However, that plan was rejected by councillors as too expensive, and engineers later proposed a $380,000 roundabout as Plan B. That plan was also rejected as being too expensive, and last year council commissioned an independent engineering consultant, Urbis, to consider the issues around the intersection and provide low cost solutions. Last Thursday, the council engi-

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neering services committee agreed to implement some immediate changes to the intersection that had been recommended by Urbis. Committee chairman Trevor Norriss, says the council will install additional large signage to increase drivers’ awareness of the intersection layout and its inherent dangers, and improve the sighting distance to the intersection by clearing roadside vegetation. Illumination at the intersection will be improved, and the council will also review the speed limit approaching the intersection. Trevor says these measures will cost considerably less than the $380,000 roundabout. “Safety is always a priority, but we also have to be conscious of the cost. The council didn’t accept the original plans because they were too expensive. Now we have some affordable options. The $6000 we

Growers brace for water restrictions Farmers and orchardists on the Waimea Plains are preparing for increased water restrictions, after a dry February and with no rain in the long term weather forecast. The last significant rainfall was about 25 millimetres on February 7, prompting the Tasman District Council’s Dry Weather Taskforce to introduce stage one rationing for most water users on the Waimea Plains from Monday. That means a 20 per cent cut in the water take and taskforce convenor Dennis Bush-King says that will almost certainly be increased to 35 per cent (stage two) if it doesn’t rain soon. SEE PAGE 2

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Dennis says the taskforce was scheduled to meet again on Tuesday night and it would be “looking at the situation then”. It was possible that stage one restrictions would be increased to stage two and stage one would be introduced to Lower Confined and Hope Minor aquifers. “The river flows have dropped quite rapidly. There’s no rain in the forecast so it could be that we increase the cuts,” he says. Stage one cuts apply to the Upper Catchment, Reservoir, Waimea West, Delta, Golden Hills, and Upper Confined Aquifer zones on the Waimea Plains. Waimea Water Augmentation Committee chairman and Waimea Plains dairy farmer Murray King, says the cuts are bad news for the rural sector. He says apple growers need water for finishing and sizing fruit, while pastoral farmers need a consistent supply

of water to maintain pasture growth. “Pastoral farmers are using most of the water at this time of year because we have to match evapo-transpiration of the pasture. The ground is losing the equivalent of six or seven millimetres of water per day at the moment, which would be more than anyone’s allocation.” Wai-west Horticulture operations general manger Alan Dobbie, says the stage one cuts won’t have a big impact on their apples but if the cuts go to stage two it will reduce the size of their later ripening varieties. “We need the water to finish off the crop and get good sized fruit. We have already started harvesting the early varieties and they are looking excellent but it will make things a little bit tougher for the braeburn and jazz if we go to the next stage of cuts.” Alan says February’s hot dry weather has resulted in the “maturity moving a bit faster than we would like,” putting pressure on

the pickers. However, help arrived on Monday in the form of 33 Registered Seasonal Employer (RSE) workers who will join the workforce at Wai-West. Figures show that about 1000 RSE workers are expected to be employed in orchards around the Nelson-Tasman region this season, up on the 900 employed last season. Although farmers and orchardists had enjoyed a good growing season so far this season, Murray says the latest dry spell is a reminder that agriculture and horticulture on the Waimea Plains needs a reliable water supply. He says the best solution to the water shortage was the proposed Lee Valley dam project. Urban areas of Richmond, Mapua, Ruby Bay, Brightwater, Hope, Wakefield and Tapawera have been issued with a conserve water directive with hand-held hosing only permitted on odd and even calendar days corresponding to the house street number.

Upgrading ‘deadly’ road too expensive FROM PAGE 1 spent on the independent consultants report was money well spent.” Trevor says the next step will be to implement the changes and monitor their affect on traffic, as well as consulting with neighbouring residents to see if any further steps are required. “It won’t change the layout, but it will make people more aware of the dangers,” Trevor says. “If that doesn’t work, we may have to consider some of the other options recommended by the consultant.” Urbis provided two low cost options, 9 and 10 that involved widening the road and installing concrete channelisation to reduce the speed of traffic turning into Golden Hills Rd. These options had respective price tags of $100,000 and $150,000.

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It has been around for eight years at one Nelson secondary school and for four at most others, but the concept of texting parents to tell them their student had an unexplained absence seems to have had a positive impact. Nayland College, Nelson College and Waimea College all said the concept had been effective in reducing the amount of truancy at their schools – particularly when it was first introduced. Parents can now even log into a database and view their child’s attendance during the day, which means no hiding for the students if they wag, skip or bunk class. At Waimea College the text reads: [Insert name here] was marked absent for one or more classes today. Please reply by text or phone. “They get one right of reply and they can text in something like ‘John is sick’, ‘thanks’ or ‘I’ll check if John is wagging’, or they can just give us a call,” principal Larry Ching says. It is close to four years that Waimea College has been us-

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For a number of years now Nelson’s secondary schools have been sending texts to parents if their child has an unexplained absence. Photo: Phillip Rollo. ing this concept and Larry says it’s definitely made a difference. “The text messaging response definitely made a difference, and the same with the parent portal that they can log into and check their child’s attendance,” he says. “We never had a huge issue with truants but for the regular offenders – which I’d describe as missing one or two periods a week – well, it’s definitely made a difference, there’s no question about it.” The rapid communication was the reason it was so successful, having previously had to wait

until later in the day and then call the parent, who may not be home. “Now we log in into the attendance monitoring system, hit a button, and at a certain time of the day it’ll send a text to those people. Before, it worked on a manual approach where they had to individually call up.” Most Nelson secondary schools have also been using this concept for the same amount of time, and Nelson College’s deputy principal Tim Tucker says the whole reason behind it was to keep parents informed.

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Bike nicked from outside green grocer A Brightwater couple are urging the public to keep an eye out for a silver Avanti touring bike, after it was taken while they were shopping for organic groceries in The Wood on Saturday afternoon. Rebbecca Paton, and her husband Adam Gilbert, had ridden into town for their weekly shopping at the Organic Green Grocer on the corner of Grove and Tasman St. The pair are friends with the owners of the store and say they stayed for about an hour, chatting

and getting their groceries. When they had returned to get their bikes, Adam’s one wasn’t there. She says they generally lock them up everywhere they go, except for when they go to see their friends in what they thought was a “safe” suburb. “We lock them everywhere else in Nelson, but at that shop we just lean them up against the window because every once and awhile you can glance at them. But this weekend my husband’s was against the wall,” she

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the frame, as is the model name “Blade 2” in a darker colour. “It’s an interesting looking bike because it’s made for touring. It has two bright orange waterproof saddle bags and a silver bell.” Rebbecca reported the theft as soon as it happened, and is urging anyone that spots the bike to phone the police. “We took a whole year to save up for those bikes and we got rid of our car. Those bikes are our livelihood.”

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The Avanti touring bike that was stolen on the weekend. says. Just one bike had been taken, and

as there was an older bike that had been ditched across the road, Rebbecca thinks someone going past might have used it as an opportunity for an upgrade. “Potentially, they have cast off that bike and gone for a pretty big upgrade. We were left stranded and had to get a ride back to Brightwater.” The bike is described as a silver road bike with black handle bars and silver mud-guards. It has “bigger sized” wheels, with Avanti in block letters written along

Margaret Johnston works on a limestone sculpture that will be going up at Waimea Village. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

An abstract sculpture of a man and a woman will go up in Waimea Village, and the artist is doing all of the work on site. Margaret Johnston was approached by NBS Richmond, who are covering all of the costs, to do the sculpture for the village as it was something permanent that the residents could enjoy. “They wanted something to commemorate the change, or the rebirth of the village,” she says. “The people on the committee thought a sculpture would be perfect and they chose the theme of re-birth.” The limestone sculpture is expected to take three weeks.

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Calls to boycott Tasman over tourism cut As Tasman District Council gets set to pull its funding for regional tourism, one local tourism businessman is urging Nelsonians to strike back – with a boycott of Richmond and Tasman businesses. Tim Bayley owns a B&B with his wife in central Nelson. He says the work Nelson Tasman Tourism does in attracting people to the region is vital to the industry and he doesn’t believe the Tasman council should pull its funding, which makes up a third of NTT’s total income. “I don’t want to boycott Tasman businesses. We buy all our produce from there but

it’s the only way to make an impact. I think the councillors out there are very farmerorientated, so maybe if we hit them in the pocket, they’ll wake up.” TDC last year signalled that it was going to pull its funding of $426,000 a year to the organisation, in a bid to cut its costs. Nelson City Council has said it will continue to fund the tourism body, which markets Nelson and Tasman to overseas and New Zealand tourists. Tasman councillors have questioned why its ratepayers should be contributing to one industry over others, but Tim says

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andrew@nelsonweekly.co.nz that’s backwards thinking and he put his thoughts in a submission to the council. “A lot of the work that NTT does is overseas and promoting Nelson to the world. It’s not something small tourism operators can afford to do.” He says if Tasman does pull its funding of NTT then Nelsonians should boycott Tasman businesses.

“If they’re not prepared to support us, why should we support them?” Tasman councillor Judene Edgar says it is highly unlikely the council will change its decision based on the threat of a boycott to businesses. “Threats can’t be the basis of our decision making. We understand their concerns, but the question is should the council be subsidising one industry.” The TDC’s draft annual plan is open for public submissions from March 15, in which the cut to funding NTT will be included.

NEWS in brief BISCUITS BACK ON SALE: Nelson girls will soon be selling New Zealand’s most popular biscuits, as sales of the iconic Guide biscuits start around the country from Saturday 1 March. Guide Biscuits first appeared in 1957, when groups of Brownies and Guides went door-to-door selling them to raise money. For more information about where to buy this year’s Guide Biscuits, visit www.guidebiscuits.org.nz. FARE NEEDS STALL HOLDERS: The annual Sprig & Fern Summer Harvest Fare, under a slightly different name this year, is looking for stall holders. The Summer Harvest Fare will be held in Sundial Square on March 21, and anyone interested in holding a stall can contact Kim from Richmond Unlimited on 544 4898 or by registering online at richmondunlimited.co.nz. CHILDREN’S DAY CELEBRATION: Tasman District Council is hosting an afternoon of interactive games and activities as part of the national children’s day celebrations. Taking place in Conifer Park, Rabbit Island, on Sunday, Choice Children’s Day will include activities for the whole family to take part in, with bouncy castles, balloon twisting, face painting, pony cart rides and an obstacle course, as well as bike-based activities. It runs from 2pm until 4pm.

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“We have 595 hectares of parks and reserves and 41 playgrounds, and they are a big part of why we live in this region. These areas are something that everyone connects with so it’s critical that we get community feedback. Judene says it is also important for council to work other open space providers, such as the Department of Conservation and the Ministry of Education. It will be consulting with these and other land management agencies, as well as special interest groups, to help develop the open-spaces strategy. The survey can be completed online on the council website tasman.govt.nz or by completing questionnaires located at council service centres and Department of Conservation visitor centres uptil March 3.

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its own facility. “The first time students got magazines out, and we don’t even have those in our library. A library is an ongoing cost.” When asked if there was a chance that Hope School could scrap its library at the end of the year, Dave says “at the moment we’re doing what we’re doing then we’ll review it”. In the mean time was certainly happy with visiting the public library, having got a “good deal” from the bus company which transports them there.

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Artists exhibit new work

A wonderful week-long exhibition of visual artwork will be held out at Eyebright from this Saturday. The Tasman Visual Arts Group, which consists of around 40 local artists, will be basing their next exhibition in the vibrant setting of Eyebright on McShane Rd, having previously been situated in the Richmond Town Hall. The exhibition runs from 9am-5pm every day and will be the group’s largest. “We’ve got Nelson exhibitors, Stoke, Mapua, Richmond, they’re

coin donation, and there will be live art on site. Most pieces will also be on sale. The end of the exhibition, which closes on Sunday March 9, will coincide with Eyebright’s Sun Flower Festival. The Sun Flower Festival will be held at Eyebright on March 8 and 9, and includes farm animals, guinea pigs, food and music, vintage farm machinery, the sun flower art competition and of course a field of sun flowers. Entry to the Sun Flower Festival is free.

from all over the region,” says exhibitor Averill Moore. “We have water colour, acrylics, oils, they have freedom to do whatever they want.” Elaine Barker-Grace, another member of the group, says each artist is able put ten pieces on display, so was unsure the exact amount of items that will be showcased, but it is expected to be upwards of 150. “Some people put in some big pieces, while others have a lot of smaller ones,” she says. Entry to the exhibition is by gold

Hospital bans sugary drinks Sugary drinks have been banned from Nelson Hospital as the Nelson Marlborough District Health Board attempts to lead the charge against sugar sweetened beverages. A change in the Healthy Eating Policy for staff and visitors has meant that sugar sweetened drinks, such as soft drinks, sports drinks, energy drinks and flavoured milk, will no longer be sold at the hospital cafes after March 17. In August last year Dr Robert Beaglehole, principal dental officer for the Nelson Marlborough District Health Board, urged council to ban sugary drinks from its events, however the recommendation was rejected.

Tasman Visual Arts Group members Averill Moore, left, and Elaine Barker-Grace, right, with Peter Owen from Eyebright, ahead of their next exhibition.

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The biggest event on the weekend schedule was the Nelson Opera in the Park. Thousands of people from right across the region watched the stunning performances at Trafalgar Park, so we went along with the Out & About camera. We also visited Cam Moore and Andrea Seymour’s engagement party at Rabbit Island. Do you have a party or an event coming up? Contact our photographer on 544 9037.

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Big crowd tunes in to opera Around 8000 Nelsonians brought their blankets, chairs, picnics and plonk, and enjoyed two and a half hours of world class music at Trafalgar Park on Saturday night. Nelson Opera in the Park was once again a huge success, says organiser Pete Rainey, with a bigger crowd than last year. But punters will have to wait two years before seeing it again. “It was a great night, we were a bit apprehensive about what the weather was going to do, but it being such a nice evening we were really happy with the crowd. It seems that it was up on last year and they loved the show. I always get a few complaints but generally I think people loved it.” Opera in the Park has now been held for two years in a row and will take next summer off, while the Adam Chamber Music Festival is on. Pete says it was a deliberate move. “We’ve got it in sync now with the Adam Chamber Music Festival now. So that will be next summer and we’ll do the summer after that.” Performers for the event came from all over New Zealand, and Pete says they were certainly a hit. “They’re all professionals and young kiwis who

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Ben Wonts and Candy Clarke enjoying the night at Opera in the Park. Photo: Andrew Board. Right: James Morrison performs on stage. Photo: Evan Barnes/Shuttersport. are doing really well on the international stage. I thought they were fantastic.” Thousands took the opportunity to arrive early to enjoy the sun and meet up with friends, while kids played out the back of the ground. Pete says it’s a part of the event that makes it so special. “I really do believe that it’s the only opportunity for Nelsonians to gather in such a large crowd that’s not a sporting event. It’s really quite a special event. It’s right on the main

street and a lot people can just walk from home.” He says that putting on the show takes a lot of hard work from the Nelson City Council team and that Sophie Kelly, the director of the Nelson Summer Festival, did a great job. “I’m thrilled, you never really know until the night how it’s going to turn out, but it was a really great night. The musicians were buzzing, I’m just absolutely stoked to be able to bring those performers to Nelson.”

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Community gets behind school gala Brightwater School principal Gerald Baldwin was happy to announce that $24,000 had been raised from their annual gala over the weekend. Held on Sunday, the gala offered a variety of fun activities for the kids to do, including a rock climbing wall, horizontal bungy, zorbs, pony rides, and more. The gala sold out of food and the silent auction was a big money raiser, Gerald says. “It’s great making that amount of money for the school,” he says. “We tried really hard to put on more activities for children and I think in doing so it kept more people here. The kids were out playing activities while the parents were able to sit down and have lunch, it was great.” Money raised from the school gala will go towards upgrading the playgrounds, and offering the students more “benefits” and things to do around the Brightwater School student William Julian, 10, on the horizontal school, Gerald says. bungy at the school’s gala on Sunday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Nelson just lived up to the “little England” title with the strains of Elgar’s ‘Land of Hope & Glory’ reaching out across the city - and the boom of colourful fireworks. 100 years ago Elgar lead us to places like Gallipoli, Pashendale and the Somme. Helen Childs. It was fantastic. Lots of different age groups there from what I saw. Mary Saxon. Agree, all ages enjoyed, was a wonderful night for the whole community. Thank you NCC, James Morrison was a huge talent appreciated by all! And the scallop kebabs were heavenly! Jacinda Stevenson. Make it [Opera in the Park] the first night of a two day festival at Paremata flats. Allow camping there and cater for the youngers on the

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second night who arent so much into opera. Get big sponsors and someone with real nous to coordinate it outside of council, film it and sell cd/dvd’s of it. Imagine a Rhian Sheehan with orchestra or a Fly my Pretties gig (both LOOP acts) out here in beautiful Delaware/ Cable bay along with a line up of other top notch homegrown bands. It could rival Rippon in Wanaka.... Dream big I say Nelson, and look to get people out of the city to more art and cultural events beyond a&p shows or winery tours. Robbie Siataga Kavanagh. I way preferred the atmosphere in Stoke. Last went at Traf Park years ago and felt like I was million miles away on the bank. Also I didn’t like how the big chairs were set up in low chairs place. Havent been back since. Gary Price. Parking tickets: It’s not many years ago that the police were accused of having “ticket quotas” and it was nothing more than “revenue gathering”. Well if there were any doubts about that, the disclosure that Environmental Inspections parking “police” is required by its contract to the Nelson City Council to issue not less than 18,500 parking tickets p.a. is indisputable “revenue grabbing” and a public disgrace. Whoever is responsible for thinking up this draconian requirement should be looking for a job. I do not want to see any part of my rates

going towards the salary of such an incompetent civil servant. It’s no wonder more and more people are shopping in Richmond. It’s no wonder there are umpteen empty shops in Nelson, and it’s no wonder that businesses are going to the wall in Nelson when we have a culture within the NCC Administration that vehicles are a curse on society and we should all be riding bicycles. In closing, I regret to inform those who think we should have a parking building in one of the carparks, that cost benefit analysis show that in the lifetime of a parking building in Nelson it would never break even. Nelson CBD - RIP. Errol Millar. Fire damaged home: I feel really sorry for the Hart family. A few years ago my family lost our home to a house fire and we lost so much of our recorded history. The only good thing to come from it was our renewed dedication to recording all our family get togethers ever since. Maggie Wright. Brightwater School gala: I would like to say thanks to the organisers of the Brightwater School Gala over the weekend. It was a great day out for the kids and I thought there was a great turn out, especially considering the wind! Thanks again, I hope you raised heaps. (Via text).

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Just a thought... WOW what beautiful hot sunny or changed. weather, I love summer fills my There can be times in our lives mind as I drive past the beach, when our plans get changed, someeven winding down my window to times even stopped, other times get a breath of the salt air, thinking things seem to cloud our view and wouldn’t it be nice if I didn’t have distract us, suddenly we can feel an appointment to rush too. lost. A walk down the beach, a quick If you feel like your life is stuck in dip or at least just to sit on the sand fog, we have the assurance that the seemed so tempting. sun still shines above the fog, even On a hot sunny day our local if we can’t see it. beaches just seem so tempting, af- The Bible (God’s Word) promises ter all isn’t that one of that there is nothing the reasons we live in that can ever separate such a beautiful place. us from God’s love, that While we were enjoying means we don’t have a real nice sunny day, to do things alone, we I was hard to believe have a loving God who others not so far away knows us and knows were suck at airports what we may be going closed because of fog. through, so reach out to Although a little more Him and ask for help. understandable when We need to remember Steve Rollo, Richthe cloud appeared later that our Lord is still mond Church of in the day. there even when fog Christ. While we enjoy clear blocks the view. skies it is hard to imagine how So may we never lose sight of what much fog or in this case sea fog is important in our lives. could impact. Romans 8:38-39 Last week 1000’s had plans turned New International Version upside down as sea fog filled our 38 For I am convinced that neither capitals skies closing the busy Wel- death nor life, neither angels nor lington airport, Christchurch and demons,[a] neither the present nor Palmerston North the following the future, nor any powers, 39 neiday. ther height nor depth, nor anything Often we don’t allow for delays and else in all creation, will be able to so often can get upset some even separate us from the love of God angry when our plans are stopped that is in Christ Jesus our Lord.

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The members draw at Club Waimea is always a big attraction, giving the members the opportunity to win some cash but over the past couple of weeks we’ve seen thousands of dollars go unclaimed On January 23 member No 904 was not here and was not able to collect the $1500 prize and member No 973 was not here and was not able to collect the $1,000 prize.. On the January 30, member No 726 was not here and was not able to collect the $1500 prize and member No 588 was not

here and was not able to collect the $1100 prize. On the February 6, member No 718 was not here and was not able to collect the $1500 prize and member No 462 was not here and was not able to collect the $1200 prize. On the February 13, member No 152 was not here and was not able to collect the $1500 prize and member No 953 was not here and was not able to collect the $1300 prize. On the February 20, member No 944 was not here you and was not able to collect the $1500

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prize and member No 210 was not here and was not able to collect the $1500 prize. If you’re counting, that’s $13,600 that has gone unclaimed over the past month. Thursday night is a great night to come down and enjoy a drink or a meal at the club with the added incentive of potential winning $1500 cash. The next members draw is tomorrow night, February 27, here at the club. Come down and check it out, you could walk away with a bit of extra cash in your pocket.

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Ladies triples competition at Club Waimea on February 16 and 17.

Bowls club kept busy Upcoming It’s been all go for bowlers at Club Waimea. Last week the club hosted the Richmond Bowling Club women’s triples tournament with a full field lining up from clubs all over the top of the south. Stoke’s Marilyn Robertson’s side ended up winning

the tournament which was deemed a “huge success” and “wonderful tournament” by organisers. This Thursday the club is also hosting the Pak ‘n Save Pairs, with bowlers coming from all over Nelson. The field of 32 bowlers is already full.

Also this week, a group of four Richmond bowlers are competing in Greymouth at the to defend their fours trophy. Teams from Canterbury, Marlborough, Nelson and the West Coast compete at the tournament and our ladies are hoping to win back their trophy.

Richmond Outdoor Bowls ladies, Helen White, Colleen Lankshear, Jeanette Pauling (replaced by Monica Kennedy due to illness) and Colleen Kempton were off to Greymouth on 25 February to defend their trophy, won last year.

No cooking, no dishes Decisions can be hard to make and harder to execute , but there is an easy answer to cooking on a Sunday. Barnicoat Bistro at Club Waimea has made these decisions easier for you. Mid-day Roast for $11.90, no cooking and no dishes, or the Evening Roast, for $20.00, again no cooking

and no dishes plus you get all of the trimmings, all prepared and served by the Executive Chef and staff of Elizabeth catering. Both of these meals are becoming exceedingly popular so it is advisable to book on 544 6796 to enjoy your experience.

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Orienteering proves popular The Nelson Orienteering Club’s summer programme got off to a flying start, with the introductory event at Tahunanui attracting 80 competitors, and around 60 people lining up at Waimea College for the first races of the summer and schools sprint series. The popular series continues on successive Mondays at Waimea Intermediate on March 3 and Nayland Col-

lege on March 10. “It was popular last year and it’s proving popular again this year. It’s a good Monday night pick me up,” club committee member Pamela White says. Pamela says competitors can start the Monday night events anytime between 5pm and 6.30pm. The events are open to everyone and cost $20 for a family, $14 for non-members and $7 for members.

Each week photos from the Nelson Provincial Museum’s “glass plate” collection will run in Nelson Weekly and Waimea Weekly in the hope that more can be found out about them. Right: Mr Hanlon. Tyree Studio Collection: 37024. Below: Jones, Smithy, Cullensville. Tyree Studio Collection: 36977. Can you tell us more about these photos? Email details to the museum at: history@museumnp.org.nz Waimea College student Lachlan Brownlie completes the first round of the Nelson Orienteering Club’s schools sprint series.

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“The idea of relocating has been work in progress for a number of years”, says Ben. “It was important to Gordon and I to firstly secure the right site and secondly to give serious consideration to the specific design features and internal layout of our proposed new build. We had an idea in mind and knew the importance of getting this right to suit our day to day operation.” Local award winning architect,

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5 Koru Place Stoke, Nelson 547 4666 During this relocation period Coman Construction has also been working alongside family owned partner company Coman Holdings on other exciting developments for Pic’s Really Good Peanut Butter and Animates NZ. Ben explains “Coman Holdings provides design, build and lease back packages in which we work closely alongside companies or individuals to provide building turn-key packages. We will design and build to suit specific requirements. “Our clients are busy running businesses and don’t want to waste time looking for land and worrying about building. They want to get on with running their business.” Ben’s father Gordon and grandfather Bill Coman manage Coman Holdings from offices in Wakatu Industrial Estate, Stoke. This is where Bill and Pic started talking… A conversation between two good neighbours a year ago has led to Nelson company Pic’s Really Good Peanut Butter securing a new warehouse at Wakatu Industrial Estate. Pic’s Really Good Peanut Butter’s owner

Pic Picot had been talking to Bill Coman about looking for another building so that his growing business could continue expanding. Pic and Bill had been neighbours when their businesses were based in “an old factory at the meatworks” so when Pic needed some expert

Pic’s Really Good Peanut Butter, new building at 15 Wakatu Industrial Estate. advice on securing a new premises he knew exactly where to go. “I started off making peanut butter in the garage at home in Brougham Street and then I moved into this old factory at the meat works where Bill Coman was my neighbour. He was really supportive of our business and we always got on really well. “So when it came time for us to move I talked to Bill. He offered us some space

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Ph 03 548 6491 Headingly Centre – Grace Church, construction completed 2009. The Coman name will continue to be associated with quality construction in the Nelson province. “We value our long standing and hard earned reputation and brand “Proud, Professional, Proven” says Gordon. He attributes a lot of the company’s growth and success to his longstanding, loyal and hardworking employees and sub-contractors. “We are fortunate to have a great team of guys who pull together on site to deliver these projects” he says. “At

times some of the projects we work on are very complex and demanding, our team realise the importance to our reputation to deliver a quality product on time.” He was also quick to acknowledge the Company’s excellent Management team and Foreman. Coman Construction looks forward to the challenges ahead and will continue to grow its business with further workshop and warehouse development planned for the Koru Place site.

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The Copier Company’s new office on the corner of Vanguard and Gloucester Sts, along with their fleet of service cars. made a rod for our own back, if we aren’t there within an hour people say ‘where are you?’ But it’s a competitive edge over our opposition.” With copiers now providing scanning and printing functions, Trevor says they are aware how indispensable they are for many businesses. “In a lawyers office on a Friday afternoon if a machine goes down, it’s the end of the world. So being easy to deal with and providing really good service is the key to the business,” he says. The Copier Company has more service technicians than any other copier business in town and says they can provide a range of solutions for all businesses. “It’s often just a case of sitting down and doing the numbers, people quickly realise how much money we can save them and they usually are pretty keen,” says Mike. “But there is no obligation, just give us a call and see what we can do.” The pair have decades of experience in the copier business and although 100 per cent local, they have the backing of one of the world’s largest copier manufactures, Ricoh. Mike says the business has been a “great journey”. Since 2002 they’ve had to expand twice before moving to a new purpose-built premises on the corner of Vanguard and Gloucester Sts late last year. “We just needed to expand again,” says Trevor. “It gave us an opportunity to have something purpose built and it was driven by the increase

in business and allow for future growth as well.” The new premises allow for a large show room, bigger offices, plenty of warehouse and workshop space and more room for their growing staff numbers. Mike says their ability to relate with other local business owners gives them another competitive edge over their competition. “We’re business owners too so often we talk business, how things are going and people realise that the buck stops with us. If something goes wrong we’ll fix it. It doesn’t have to go through the sales manager to head office and back down the chain of command, we fix it here on the spot and that’s something that’s been really important.” Mike and Trevor’s mission statement is to be easy to deal with and provide world class service. They also know how to make sure any organisation is getting the most from their copier.

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Brightwater definitely turned it on for the return of the Wine and Food Festival earlier this month with a day of perfect weather and great hospitality. 2014 saw the return of this iconic event where local Nelson and Tasman residents head out to Brightwater to enjoy music, wine, beer, food and camaraderie. Organised by Richmond Rotary, the Brightwater Wine and Food Festival’s primary goal is to raise funds for local charitable organisations. This year’s recipients will include Wanderers Sports Club, Brightwater Rural Fire Force and the Richmond Volunteer Fire Brigade, and Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter. The organisers would like to extend their thanks to their generous sponsors, stallholders and performers, the Brightwater community and to all those who attended the festival. Welcome back to Brightwater. I hope those of think how our problems here are only minor!. you that have been on holiday have come back The Village Green is now looking great. A special refreshed and relaxed. I have just returned from ‘thank you’ to all the tradesmen for their help in Christchurch and to think that the second big making it all happen. quake was over three years ago and still hardly The special Christmas Cake raffle held in Decemany of the CBD is functioning and there is still ber was drawn just prior to Christmas. The lucky a huge amount of work to be done. Makes you winner was V Trow of Richmond. The next meeting of the Brightwater Community Association will be held on Tuesday 4 March 2014 at 7pm in the staffroom at Brightwater School. • Over 40 years Andy McQueen, Chairperson, Brightwater Comexperience munity Association

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On a roll: Taylor’s Contracting Wanderers are having their best cricket season in a decade. Having won the Car Company Nelson Cricket twenty20 final by a staggering 10 wickets, Wanderers then carried their fine form into the one day competition. On Saturday, Wanderers beat Motueka by 422 runs. Captain Dan Cooper smashed 201 not out to become the competition’s leading run scorer while Tom Cross hit 174 runs, as Wanderers clocked up 501/4. Wanderers then bowled Motueka out for just 79 runs with Tim Field picking up five wickets at the expense of just ten runs. local community notice boards and in local papers. Nicola also runs a weekly exercise and board games programme at 10am on Thursday mornings at the Brightwater Community Church hall. Cost is only $2 per person. She is always available for a chat over a cuppa or, by prior arrangement, to take senior citizens to doctor and hospital appointments or into Richmond for weekly shopping. A donation toward transport costs for this service is appreciated. For further information please phone Nicola on 542 3694 or 021 277 8061. Rhythm and Music Each Monday morning, the Brightwater Community Anglican Church Hall at 68 Waimea West Road rocks to the sound of pre-schoolers having fun, appreciating good music, and their mums or dads finally getting some adult company and a good cup of coffee! Rythym and Music kicks off at 10 am with half an hour of music and movement, then there is a morning tea break for the kids followed by free play on some great toys afterwards. Each session costs $2 per family. It’s a place to have fun with your kids and network with other parents of young children. Many grandparents make Mainly Music days their special day out with grandchildren. We celebrate and support the amazing and challeng-

ing role that parents and families day 14 March, from 5 – 7pm at Wanderers Clubrooms. TRU junior rugby competition starts on play in shaping children’s lives. 10 May. Club Sponsor ‘Taylors Contracting Co Ltd’ will once again be giving away a free rugby Wanderers Sports Club ball to every player that registers and pays their Cricket The Wanderers Senior Cricket team subscription on the night they register. are on a high, having won the Nel- Netball son Cricket Association 20/20 com- Netball Trials will be held at Saxton Courts on petition, which has been played as Thursday 27 February at 6.30pm (outside) and a mid-week competition. A superb Sunday 2 March at 4pm (inside). All new players final at Saxton Oval, with great and existing players invited to attend. support from spectators, saw our Contact Natasha Crawford Ph 027-332-2293 opening batters Tom Cross and Joe League O’Connor get the runs required in The League players have started fitness training 14 overs. Congratulations to all the for the coming season. If you would like to join players involved and their coach, our team contact Duke Climo Ph 0274 946 009. Andy Leonard. Golf Ambrose “A Trusted Name Our annual fundraiser will be held in Real Estate” on Sunday 30 March at the Totaradale Golf Club. Teams of four Christine Cook AREINZ (individuals can be put in a team) wishing to enter are asked to please Proud to be part of the Brightwater phone Diane on 542 3344 at Wancommunity derers Rugby Club. Any business that sponsors a hole christine.cook@raywhite.com will have free team entry. So get a (03) 544 8778 team together for a fun morning 027 447 4364 and great prizes. On course BBQ for Licensed Agent REAA 2008 those that miss breakfast. Senior Rugby Trainings have been underway for a Richmond few weeks. If you are interested in playing please contact Frazer Lochhead on 027 439 2035. TRU competition starts on 22 March for both Divisions 1 and 2. Junior Rugby Registration date for juniors is Fri-

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Our region’s biggest annual Country Music (including while contestants are singing). There’s Event – The Nelson Country Music Club's 29th no bigger buzz for an artist than to see people Sun City Country Music Awards, will be happen- out there enjoying their music. So round up your ing on February 28 and March 1 and 2. It will friends and make sure to get along – Entry $5. once again be held at the Nelson Suburban Club, Tickets for the weekend events are available at which last year proved to be an excellent venue. the Nelson Suburban Club, Tahunanui Drive, Singers, young and old alike, from all over the South Island, (and a few from the North), are currently brushing up their songs, dusting off their stage clothes, and getting set to compete for this year’s titles.There are roughly 20 different age and style categories for competitors to tackle - including country rock, gospel, old time, duet, group, original song, & instrumental. The Committee members Jim Palmer, Linda Hahn, Luke Connor, ‘auditions’ (which are Lou Reeves (Convenor) Donna Scholfield and Shirley Dick. essentially the ‘heats’) take place all day Saturday and on Sunday morn- Nelson. Prices are being kept to a minimum. Fiing (starting from 8am!), in front of the public nals tickets are: Adult $15 and U18 $10, and a as well as the judges, then the top 2 singers from weekend pass to the auditions is $8. each section are announced as finalists going We are all looking forward to another great weekon to compete for the top prizes at Sunday af- end of Country Music and we hope that you are ternoon’s Finals Concert – starting at 2pm. This able to join us. fantastic show will also feature last year’s extremely talented Senior Overall Winner - Cam Scott from Cave in South Canterbury. We are very excited about a new feature of the awards this year, which will be a FREE CounenterPrises try Music Showcase in the Member’s Bar of the Nelson Suburban Club on the Friday evening • Builders from 7-9.30pm. All 8 members of our talent• Building relOCatOrs ed judging panel —who hail from all over the New Zealand, will be entertaining—making it a night not to be missed. Our Saturday night, Rock’n’Roll evening is also 6 O’Connor rd, appleby set to be another highlight, it’s a great chance Ph/Fax: 03 544 2443 Ph: 0800 760 213 to let your hair down and hit the dance floor, mob: 027 446 0213 email: nrperriam@xtra.co.nz

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It’s like the Nelson Marlborough Falcons just don’t know how to lose. Sunday afternoon’s 2-0 win over Team Wellington in the capital has secured them the Southern Conference title and a place in the ASB Youth League final with two games to spare. The NZ King Salmon Falcons only needed one point from the remaining three matches to be sure of a spot in the final, but the weekend’s three pointer in Wellington has insured the team’s perfect record remains in tact – that’s right, eight wins from eight games – and a home final against Auckland City likely to be on March 16. The Falcons are just in their second season of national league football,

and, considering they come from one of the smallest catchment areas in the competition, the perfect record is certainly remarkable. Coach Davor Tavich took a younger squad to Wellington, with over-age player Ryan Stewart back in Nelson, and he was extremely happy with the result, with former Garin College student Jos Lis coming off the bench to score a second half brace. The Falcons will play two more games before the final – the first of which is this Sunday at Trafalgar Park against YoungHeart Manawatu – and Davor hinted that some of the young players might get some more opportunities, although whether captain Coey Turipa would be amongst those rested is unknown.

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Teens take out Rainbow Rage Former Waimea College student Tom Filmer made a winning return to mountainbiking in Saturday’s Summit Real Estate Rainbow Rage from St Arnaud to Hanmer Springs. Tom, 19, completed the 103 kilometre ride in 3 hours 28 minutes 44 seconds, heading off Stephen Halligan of Hanmer Springs by one minute 18 seconds, with Christchurch’s Michael Buschl third in 3 hours 34 minutes 1 second. Despite a strong tailwind, Tom couldn’t quite break his own race record of 3 hours 26 minutes 18 seconds, set in 2012. “It was a good race with a really good tailwind after Island Saddle,” Tom says. “But there was a bit of headwind out there too, which slowed us down.” It was Tom’s first significant win since returning from France last year, where he raced on the road for VCC Morteau. He was planning to race in France again this season, but changed his mind after his new team wanted him to return early. “I’d signed a contract and was

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going to go back in March, but then they called and said they wanted me back there in January. It’s not much fun training over there in the middle of winter - you just get cold and wet and sick, so I decided to stay in Nelson.” Nayland College student Olivia Miller completed back-toback wins in the women’s race finishing in 4 hours 18 minutes 32 seconds. Although Olivia’s winning time was 20 minutes faster than last year and over an hour faster than the next female rider, she couldn’t keep up with her father Tim. “I can’t believe that Dad beat me again. Next year it’s all on,” Olivia joked after the race. Olivia, who finished fourth in the under-19 race at the national champs in Rotorua earlier this month, says her next assignment is the Motutapu near Queenstown on March 8. Then she will represent

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New Zealand at the Oceania Champs a week later at Mt Hutt in Canterbury. “I raced against some Australians at nationals but Oceanias will be my biggest race by far. I’m really looking forward to it.” Waimea College’s Lachlan Brownlie won the junior men’s race in 3 hours 59 minutes 32 seconds while Nelson’s Tim Bygate (veteran 3 men’s in 3 hours 53 minutes 17 seconds), Ross McArthur (veteran 4 men’s in 5 hours 5 minutes 7 seconds) and Ralph Hetzel (veteran 5 men’s in 7 hours 37 minutes 4 seconds) won their age groups. Nelson’s Michelle Walker (veteran 1 women’s race in 5 hours 55 minutes 16 seconds) and Rita O’Neill (veteran 3 women’s in 5 hours 35 minutes 24 seconds) won their age groups. Nelson’s Olivia Daniel won the 42 kilometre Tennyson Return race from Lake Tennyson to Hanmer Springs in 1 hours 53 minutes 20 seconds. One hundred and twenty riders completed Saturday’s event.

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CRICKET: Taylor’s Contracting Wanderers stunned Motueka by scoring 501/4 in their 50 over match on the weekend. Captain Dan Cooper reached his second double century of the season, while Tim Field picked up five wickets at the expense of just ten runs, as Wanderers won by 422 runs.

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Ford FAlCon Xt 2011 There are still a good core group of people who need the grunt and interior room and comfort of these Ford Falcon’s. Ideal for towing that big boat or caravan without being lumbered with a 4WD for the rest of the year. This one has had 1 owner from new and is in very tidy condition. The back seat and boot don’t look like they have ever had anything in or on them. It has ABS brakes, cruise control, 4 airbags, factory alloys, towbar, CD, remote locking and climate air conditioning.

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Ford FAlCon eF2 FuturA 1995 If you are after a good old original Falcon thats been well looked after, then this is for you. We have just traded it and its just had a new WOF. It’s powered by the tried and trusted 4.0 litre 6 cylinder and is auto.The interior is in tidy condition. It also has 2 airbags, CD, after market alloys and a boot spoiler.

$8,980 MAzdA MpV 7 seAter 2002 If you have an ever expanding family and need a 7 seater wagon, then this is for you. It’s powered by a 2.2 litre chain driven motor (so NO cambelt) and is automatic. The interior is very spacious and is in immaculate condition. It also has ABS brakes, factory alloys and body kit, towbar, tinted rear glass, airbags, CD and air conditioning.

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$14,980 Ford Courier FlAtdeCk 2002 Not often we get a Courier XLT extra cab 4wd flatdeck to sell. This one is NZ new and had 2 owners. It’s powered by a 2.5 litre turbo diesel and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has factory alloys, running boards, alloy 3 side drop flat deck with a wooden floor, alloy bullbar and a towbar.

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$19,980 kiA sportAGe 2Wd Auto 2010 If you are in the market for a 2WD no fuss mid range SUV, then this is for you. This Kia Sportage is NZ New and had 1 owner. It’s powered by a peppy 2.0 litre motor and is automatic with tiptronic option. The interior is surprisingly spacious and is in tidy condition. It has seating for 5 passengers. It also has 8 airbags, ABS brakes, half leather trim, CD, climate air conditioning, cruise control, factory alloys and roof rails.

$19,980 Mitsubishi outlAnder ls 2009 This model Mitsubishi Outlander LS is the most popular SUV that we have EVER sold. It’s NZ new and had 1 owner. Powered by a 2.4 litre motor and is automatic with tiptronic option. It can be driven in 2WD, Auto 4WD or 4WD depending on the conditions. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has 8 airbags, ABS brakes, CD, electric windows and mirrors, keyless entry and start, cruise control, air conditioning, factory alloys, roof rails, towbar and tinted glass.

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Mitsubishi outlAnder ls AWd 2006 Buying an SUV with AWD for under $15000 isn’t always easy, but here we have one. It’s NZ new and had 1 owner. It’s powered by a 2.4 litre chain driven motor (So NO cambelt) and is automatic with tiptronic option. The interior is quite spacious and in tidy condition. It also has airbags, ABS brakes, CD, remote locking, electric windows and mirrors, roof rails and tinted glass.

kiA sorento AWd 2005 Are you in the market for a great AWD wagon for towing or for getting out to the back blocks in the weekend? Well this might just do the trick. It’s NZ new and had 1 owner. It’s powered by a grunty 2.5 litre turbo diesel and is auto. The interior is in tidy condition and has seating for 5 passengers. It also has 6 airbags, remote locking, electric windows and mirrors, CD, air conditioning, factory alloys, roofrack and a towbar.

$38,980 isuzu d-MAX ls 2Wd d/CAb 2014 3 litre diesel, turbo, auto. 6,000kms. Air bags, CD, ABS and Tuff Deck. Awesome power delivery and interior comfort. This is the current model.

$3,250 hondA Xr350 prolink 1983 Im clearing my Honda collection from my shed. Here is a 1983 Honda XR350 Prolink. It runs sweet and seems crisp in the engine. The tyres are about half worn and has good chain and sprockets. The seat has a couple of small rips as per the photos and plastics are all in good order.

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Action packed Buller Fest returns Some of the expected 200 white water kayakers will cram sign from nothing but cardboard and duct tape. into vans and drive from all corners of the country just While the slalom event is sure to draw the most competito get amongst this weekend’s Buller Festival. But what tors, the boater cross is generally the most popular, bestarted out as a pretty “underground”, “grassroots” event cause of the competitive nature. “It’s a little bit more excit20 years ago, is hoping to continue its identity as New ing,” Sophia simply puts it. Murchison is one of the country’s white water capitals, Zealand’s premier white water event. The Buller Festival goes for three days, and includes four with up to 20 different runs in the nearby rivers. “Muraction filled events for what the volunteer organisers say chison is like the epicenter. They call it the four river is the largest of its kind in the country. “It started off pret- plains. It’s not necessarily the hardest white water in New ty small with one or two events with a big of shindig at Zealand but there’s so many different variations from class the rec centre in town, but now it’s grown over the year one, class two, and all the way to class four and five if we to what it is now,” says Sophia Mulder. “It’s gone from strength to strength and it’s become what it is Phil Palzer, a raft guide from purely from the interest in competitive kayaking.” Murchison, competes in the The Buller Festival, or shortened as Buller Fest, kayak slalom at last year’s begins on the Matakitaki River with the popular Buller Festival. Photo: Barry boater cross, an event which sees multiple kayakWhitnall/Shuttersport. ers race down the river together. On Saturday the event moves to O’Sullivan’s rapid on the Buller River for an individually timed kayak slalom and the rafter cross. The final day is the cardboard cup, where teams of two construct a vessel of their de-

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Thrilled with effects of pool exercise Seventy-eight year old Eddie Thomas, still works as a civil engineer and describes his experience at Richmond Physiotherapy’s ASB Aquatic Centre clinic. “For many years I have had numbness in my legs, which is an age related problem, and results from pressure on nerves from damaged or worn discs in the Lumbar spine. In June 2013, while lifting in the garden, I injured my back further, resulting in a partial loss of balance and muscle control in my legs, so I started walking with a stick and had to abandon my daily routine of walking up Richmond Hill. In September I fell awkwardly in a doorway and ruptured my quadriceps tendon, but this was painless due to the condition of the nerves in my lower spine. I had the tendon surgically repaired and was discharged from hospital on crutches. I have been astounded at the rapid loss of muscle in my legs from reduced exercise after my tendon repair operation and the time

that it was taking to recover. My first priority has been to get reasonably fit before back surgery. Next I would like to resume work, and it is likely to be 2-4 months before I am fit enough for that. I am advised it could be 12 months before I am fully recovered. In October I started receiving treatment from Sue Marren. In their brochure Richmond Physiotherapy describe themselves as “the body detectives, committed to reducing pain and increasing mobility by finding the right solution for you,” and say that “our treatment encourages self-management and promotes independence to all age groups.” Over several visits Sue developed daily exercise routines for me of gradually increasing intensity. The exercises focused on strengthening my right knee and body. Concurrently I was attending Richmond Physiotherapy clinic at the ASB Aquatic and Fitness Centre where Martin King checked my progress peri-

odically and advised on exercise routines in the Hydrotherapy Pool. Coupled with that I took up swimming and walking against the current in the “river” adjacent to the Wave Pool. Usually I finished off with the Spa and then spend 30 minutes on the exercycle at home. This was my routine which I tried to maintain six days per week. Needless to say it took a fair amount of determination to achieve this, but I was seeing the benefits. Hydrotherapy is a form of Physiotherapy, and the benefits I saw were: weightlessness due to buoyancy, no jarring of joints, increased range of exercises available to you because of the above, and the company of other people who have similar problems and aims. I continued physio and hydrotherapy until back surgery on 5 Feb. This week I saw Sue Marren and with her help, I plan to be fully fit, walking the Richmond hills and back at work by the start of June. Business Update. Adv.

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editorial@waimeaweekly.co.nz Tasman Makos fans have ten reasons to get into this year’s Super Rugby competition, with the ITM Cup Championship winners having a record representation across the New Zealand teams. Never before has the region had so many Super Rugby players, with ten Tasman Makos signing contracts after the successful provincial season – and the good news is that all ten will be returning to Nelson for the ITM Cup. Tasman Rugby Union’s Les Edwards, acknowledges fans’ loyalties and allegiances might be more split in 2014, with those players spread across four different franchises – and with former Tasman prop Sam Prattley at the Blues there is argument that all of the bases are covered. “I think there’s every chance the Chiefs will become our region’s second favourite team,” he says, after the Crusaders had traditionally been the Super Rugby franchise of choice for most Nelson rugby fans. “The Crusaders is, for most people in our region, their team but the Chiefs are certainly knocking on doors, aren’t they.” The reason for that is the fact the Chiefs

Shane Christie, who started for the Highlanders on the weekend, and Kieran Fonotia, who is in the Crusaders wider training squad, are just two of the ten Tasman Makos getting a chance in the Super 15. Photos: Otago Daily Times and Phillip Rollo. have picked up four Tasman players and they are already making an impact at the two-time champions, with James Lowe running the length of the field to score a try in the dying stages of Friday night’s 18-10 win over the Crusaders. Tevita Koloamatangi, who is only signed on a wider-training-squad deal, made his Super Rugby debut for the Chiefs, starting at

openside flanker in the place of the injured Sam Cane and Tanerau Latimer. He had a busy first game, marking none other than Richie McCaw. The two other Makos who will be playing in Hamilton this year are fullback Tom Marshall, who ventures north after two seasons with the Crusaders, but is currently out for the next eight weeks with an

injury and flanker Liam Squire. In Friday’s opener, Makos fans got a chance to see one of the Crusaders contingent, with Tim Perry handed a starting spot over All Black prop Wyatt Crockett. Kieran Fonotia, who was selected in the wider-training-squad, is yet to make an appearance. In the Deep South, Shane Christie got his Super Rugby season off to the perfect start with the Highlanders beating the Blues 2921. Joe Wheeler is also contracted to the Highlanders this year, but did not play in the season opener. And finally, Marty Banks – who rose to prominence after missing out on an ITM Cup contract with the Makos before steering them to the Championship title – started at fullback for the Hurricanes in their 27-9 loss to the Sharks in Durban. He booted a trademark long range penalty to pick up in first points of the campaign. Marty is joined by Billy Guyton at the Hurricanes, after the Makos halfback secured a wider-training-squad contract. There are a number of other players with Nelson connections in each of the franchises, including James Marshall (Hurricanes), Sam Prattley (Blues) and Mitchell Drummond (Crusaders). Both James and Sam used to play for the Tasman Makos, while Mitchell plays for Canterbury.

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Pacifica Women’s Aquarobics Aquarobics with Pacifica women’s group. Monday 3pm Ngawhatu Pool. Qualified instructor. Ph Lyn 5473263 or Sandy 5445993 for any inquiries Volunteering with Red Cross Refugee Service is fun and rewarding and gives you an opportunity to work in a team & experience new cultures. Next Volunteer Training Course: 21–23 March. For more info contact jettie.zeestraten@redcross.org. nz or 5484978 Beginners Argentine Tango Course 1st Lesson Free, 8 Mar, Queens Gardens, midday. Come and try it out and if you like to tango join up for the 8 week. Beginners course starting 11 Mar 7pm - 8.30 at Fairfield House, 48 Van Diemen Street, Nelson. $85 Call 0272380568, annemaree.therkleson@gmail.com Music On Friday Mar 7, 10am. St Davids Church Florence St, Richmond. Admission $4 includes morning tea. Program - Handel, Beethoven & Mendelssohn. All welcome. Apple Mac User Group Monthly meetings at Constance Barnicoat Room Tasman Library Richmond. Mac users, including users of Apple devices welcome. Refer to nbmug.org.nz or Ph 5473408. Alzheimers Nelson presents “Ageing in your community” Workshop in Golden Bay Wed 12 Mar , 10am–1pm at the Anglican Church, with guest speakers. Phone 5467702 for more details. Nelson/Tasman Endometriosis group are holding a display to mark Endometriosis Awareness Month outside Farmers, Richmond Mall on Thurs 13 Mar. Info will be available & members on hand to chat with. Find out more about this disease. Fresh Focus Hayden Thompson, international coffee expert, speaking about “Beyond the Grind”. Mon, 3 Mar, 10-11am. Nelson Suburban Club, 168 Tahuna Dr. Everyone welcome. Entry $2. Pigeon Valley Steam Museum Wakefield On Steam Sun 2 Mar Old machinery, tractors, trucks,

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pUBLIC NOTICE

HEALINg

LIFESTyLE

Nelson Returned Services Association (inc.)

Soul Oasis

• In-home fitness and mobility training for seniors • Falls prevention programmes • Fitness for tramping/overseas trips • Personal assistant and companion driving service • Shopping • Outings

SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING Jack Robins Stadium Neale Ave, Stoke Wednesday 12 March 2014 - 7.00PM

Notice is hereby given that the purpose of the SGM is to: 1. Amend the Constitution to allow for the move to a Board Structure 2. Subject to 1. above being approved, move to a Board structure 3. Subject to 1 & 2 above being passed, the election of Board members In anticipation of 1 and 2 being passed, nominations are called for the Board member positions [4 to be elected].” All Members of the Basketball Community are invited to attend. Chris Varcoe Executive Officer

5pm Monday

Nominations close on Tuesday 4th March 2014 close on Tuesday 4th March 2014 atNominations 4pm.

NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING TO BE HELD ON SUNDAY 30TH MARCH 2014 AT 10AM, KEN CHING ROOM AT THE NELSON SUBURBAN CLUB.

B J Pont President

Ph 03 548 6815

ROOFINg

deserve

Call Caleb

Ph: 538 0824

B J Pont

Sue Henley 03 544 9599 or 021 136 7562 Experienced and qualified personal trainer

TREEHAB

Feeling woolly when looking at your garden? Then it’s time to call

AGENDA 022 122 5013 1. Minutes of the previous Meeting. Email 2. Adoption of Annual report and Balance sheet. Stoke Nelson Returned Services Association (inc.) crazysheeplandscapes@gmail.com Proudly supplying Orange Residential Homes 3. Election of Officers. roofing requirements for over 10 years Nominations for 2014 / 2015 Executive 4. Notices of Motion. Committee are now invited for Nelson RSA Inc. 5. Subscriptions. (8 Members only). 6. General Business. Enquiries to Barry Pont, President, Nelson RSA. President Ph 03 548 6815

• $40 per hour Supporting your healing and growth

NELSON SUBURBAN CLUB.

Nominations close on Tuesday 4th March 2014 at 4pm.

• 20+ years experience

021 0264 4839

• Leaks • Repairs Crazy Sheep AGENDA • Maintenance Nelson Returned Services Association (inc.) 1. Minutes of the previous Meeting. Landscapes • ReRoofs 2. Adoption of Annual report & Balance sheet. For the ‘baa-ack’MEETING TO BE HELD ON NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL GENERAL 3. Election of Officers. ewe KEN • New SUNDAY 30TH MARCH 2014yard AT 10AM, CHING Roofs ROOM AT THE 4. Notices of Motion. 5. Subscriptions. 6. General Business.

• Energy healer

at 4pm.

Enquiries to Barry Pont, President, Nelson RSA. Enquiries Barry Pont, President, Nelson RSA. Ph 03 548 to 6815

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pUBLIC NOTICE

Classified Advertising Deadline

Nominations / 2015 Nominations forfor2014 2014 / Executive 2015 Executive Committee for Nelson Nelson RSA RSA Inc. Inc. Committee are are now now invited invited for (8(8Members Members only). only).

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BUILDER

CARPET CLEANING

Tom Collins

Carpet cleaning professionals

Over 45 years experience

027 486 6054

CLEANING

T & J Collins Holdings Ltd

www.enviro.co.nz

DRIVEWAYS

EDUCATION

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545 1053 ELECTRICIAN

Adult Learning Support Call 03 548 3041

MASSAGE

on site Professional off site MASSAGE in Richmond Home Studio

MobilE outboard sErviciNG aNd boat rEPairs

Stress Relief Relaxing Sensual

• 15 years experience • Great rates • Genuine parts

1/2 hr $40 1 hr $60 1½ hrs $80 2 hrs $100 Mobile extra $20

ce is after 547.

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16 Halifax Street

Quick Drying All Year Round All General Cleaning Professional Service

Est. 2006

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Your one-stop shop for - WOF - Engine Tuning - Brakes & Clutch - Wheel Alignment All mechanical services Friendly

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aranteed

Kerry & Sharlene Friend 7 Gladstone Road Richmond (behind Mobil)

Phone 03 544 2266

RENTALS

COMPUTERS

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Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning

proprietor

24/7 phone: 03 548 2831 nelson@enviro.co.nz

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Specialising in

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Parts and Service for ALL makes and ALL models

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Ph: 021 482 088 or 542 2328 www.rowandronelectrical.co.nz

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FLOOR SANDING

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0800 455 141 Dave 0274 296 669 A/H (03) 541 9777 eliteflooring2005ltd@xtra.co.nz www.elitefloorsanding.co.nz

MOBILITY 4 YOU

Garden & Property Maintenance

Landscaping Lawn Care & Mowing Chipping of Greenwaste Stump Grinding Pre-Sale Garden Tidy-up Gardening Hedge Trimming Section Clearing Greenwaste Removal

Call Andrew or Wendy Neame

544 0444

021 255 6163

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NZ SOLAR Tasman Bay Plumbing Services

For all maintenance including blocked drains and all new homes & industrial properties

No job too big or small Servicing sewage treatment systems Plumber, Drainlayer & Gasfitter

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SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS

269 Queen St Richmond. Ph 544 6603 NOW OPEN SATURDAYS

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544 7285 No job too small

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GARDENING

ARCADIA

GARDEN SOLUTIONS

Need help with your garden? Call Tony Baker

544 3977

• 24 Years Horticulture Experience • Landscaping • Pruning • Hedge Trimming • Tidying • Weeding • Lawn Care

PAINTER

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Painter Decorator

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26 Years Experience

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027 232 1550 AH/Fax: 544 3177

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STORAGE

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74 Gladstone Rd, Richmond

Ph 544 4306

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ALTERATIONS

APPLE REPAIRS

AVON

BRAKE & CLUTCH

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Apple Computer Repairs

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027 885 3777

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CONCRETE

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• Driveways • Floors • Decorative Surfacing • Commercial • Residential

Ph (03) 544 9418

Richmond Brake & Clutch 13 McGlashen Ave, Richmond

• Holiday Homes • Bush Cabins • Renovation

LOCALLY OWNED

We Restore Weathered Decks

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We specialise in the restoration and staining of all decks.

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HOME LOANS

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D or 03 544 1212

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Rotary Mowers Hand Mowers Reel Mowers Hedge Trimmer Line Trimmers Hand Tools Chainsaws

For home loans that fit for a Lifetime, phone anytime 548 8590

½ Foils $60 Perms $69

Based in Stoke

Free pick-up & Delivery

Coupon required for discount 10 Kebal Place, Stoke

4A Gladstone Road, 12 Cargill Place, Richmond (offRichmond Beach Road)

547 1500

PAINTER

PAINTING

LAWNMOWING lawnmower services We sharpen & Fix:

0800 427 782

DRAINLAYER

Drainage & Construction Tasman LTD

Women - $20 Men - $10

Regas or New Struts

(conditions apply)

0274 071 328 or 547 4038

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PANEL BEATER

PLUMBER

POWERTALK

PLUMBING & GAS

Adam Brumwell

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

BUILDER

FREE 544 1660 today Call or txt Denise

WEDNESDAY 26 February 2014

TONGUE TIED? • • • • • •

All Insurance Claims Panelbeating Chassis Straightening Repaints 2-pack Touch Ups Call Tony Johnston

Specialising in small jobs and maintenance plumbing

• Renovations • Kitchens • Bathrooms

Honest Reliable Master Master Honest Reliable Plumbers and Gasfitters Plumbers and Gasfitters Since 1915 Since 1915

• • • • • •

Maintenance Blocked Drains Domestic Work New Housing Industrial Properties Leaking Taps & Pipes

Small Small • Leaking taps & pipes Jobs • KitchensJobs & Welcome bathrooms Welcome • Solar • Drainage Kevin Harris Kevin Harris

LET US HELP! Become a confident speaker

027 671 8417

Rather nice interior and exterior house painting 027 2300146

TAKEAWAY

TILING

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WINDOW CLEANING

TASMAN BAY TILING

HARRIS TRAINING SERVICES LTD

Work Place First Aid Courses

Watch and Clock Repairs

Rise & shine

Call Adam or 544 9415

• Floor & Wall Tiling • Full Bathroom Renovations • Under Tile Heating Installation • Waterproofing • All work Fully Guaranteed • 30 Years Experience

Phone orders welcome

544 0203 Sundial Square Richmond Open 7 Days 11am - Late

Paul Napier Certified Mapei Installer

021 548 390 Email: p.napier@xtra.co.nz

90 VANGUARD ST NELSON PH: 548 3954 027 548 3954

Registered Trainer, Assessor & EPA Test Certifier • Growsafe & Approved Handler Certification • Chainsaw • Tree Felling • Quad Bike • Tractor • WTR Endorsements

For course dates see www.harristraining.co.nz

Ph: 544 4062

Mob: 0274 574 775

info@harristraining.co.nz

4 Coach Pl, Brightwater

0275 423 343 A/H: 542 3343

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8090 544 8059 Ph: 543 Ph: 543 8090

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Ph 544 9180 Corporate Rates Available

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Rod Clark

qualified watchmaker

Overhauls Repairs ● All watches and clocks

Window Cleaning

●

At Benjamin Black Goldsmiths 176 Bridge Street, Nelson (opposite Graham’s Trading Post)

03 546 9137

www.benjaminblack.co.nz

Specialising in Windows Over 10yrs professional experience Residential or Commercial Call Brandon 022 0984 167 windowcleaningriseandshine@gmail.com

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