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An incident where a school boy being hit by a car last week could have been prevent-ed if there were clearer rules around cour-tesy crossings, a principal has told Waimea Weekly.A ten year old Richmond School student was hit by a car when crossing one of the courtesy crossings on Queen St, near Sun-dial Square, last Tuesday.Richmond School principal Tim Brenton

says it has been his worst fear that a stu-dent would be hit by a car. “I’ve been here ten years and the ones around the school concern us big time too,” he says. “To me, they’re either pedestrian crossings or they’re not.”But police say the incident was isolated and “thousands” of people use them with-out issue every day. One of the first on the scene to the acci-dent was Richmond’s Keith Simpson, who works at the Sundial Square coffee cart.

He says the raised crossing actually saved the boy’s life.“Because of the way it happened, I don’t think it was anyone’s fault. Maybe the kid should have looked and maybe the motor-ist should have spotted him but because it was a raised courtesy crossing, she didn’t hit him at speed,” he says.“If it had been a flat crossing and she had been coming down there at 50 km/h then it’s a different scenario.”Tim says his main concern has been with

the courtesy crossings on the one-way Church St, which is situated on a road that runs between the school and its south-ern playing field. He says there had been moves to get that road blocked off to avoid such incidents occurring. But the fact that it has happened on a dif-ferent road has sent alarm bells through the school and he says there needs to be clearer clarification for both pedestrians

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A spring garden trail through some of Waimea’s most stunning private gardens has raised around $1000 for the Auckland Point Kindergarten.Audrey Kitto, of the Nelson Haven Lioness Club, the organisation that runs the event, says numbers were down on previous years. However, feedback was positive, especially in regards to the Devon-shire teas and scones from Templemore.In total, nine gardens were visited. Seven of the gardens are based around the Hill St area of Rich-mond while two others were based in Hope. Audrey says the event’s success comes from the event-goers’ strong interests in nice gardens. “They all look for ideas for gardens they might have at home. We had a really good response from the Devonshire teas and that always helps, giving us some more profit. Everyone we spoke to was really happy with the day.”Each year the event raises money for a different charity.

Bel Crabb and Ann Law of the Nelson Haven Lioness Club at the spring garden trail held in Richmond and Hope on Sunday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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for a significant time. “What is also sees is that the Richmond business area is a really nice place for retailers and shoppers and that’s only going to improve,” says Richard.

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A local engineer says he watches in hor-ror every day as cyclists continue to ignore the safety of the Brightwater Bridge cycle lanes.Peter Todd, who owns PK Engineering, believes it is just a matter of time before a cyclist is hit by a truck on the bridge and questions why cyclists are pushing for a clip-on to the Appleby Bridge when the one in Brightwater is only scarcely used.Peter’s issue were raised after cyclists spoke out about the narrowness of the Appleby Bridge last month, saying how reluctant drivers are to wait patiently behind them as they cross.An experienced motorcyclist was seri-ously injured when the car in front of him slammed on its brakes as it was unable to

pass a cyclist on the Ap-pleby Bridge.Peter, who used to be a po-liceman for eleven years, has labelled some cyclists as “lazy, lyrca-clad primadon-nas” and says they should be educated on how to use the cycle lanes provided on the Brightwater Bridge before “bleating” that they need cycle lanes on the Ap-pleby Bridge. “They think they’re blooding Sarah Ul-mer or Lance Armstrong or something. They’re flat out through here and quite of-ten a log truck will come in behind them and they’ll go right across the road. I’ve

seen four times today where trucks were honking at the cyclists on the road.”But Malcolm Saunders, who held the Tas-man Wheelers cycle club presidency for close to 30 years, says the Brightwater

situation is different because the road is already wide enough for cyclists and mo-tor vehicles to be on it, while the cycle lane itself is too narrow.Peter used to “scrap bodies off the road” when he was in the police force and he doesn’t want to do it again. “I’d be surprised if we don’t have a death. They’re just blooding stupid. I yell at them now to get on the cycle lane.”Peter admits he did “feel for cyclists” in the situation where there was no cycle lane, like the Appleby Bridge. But he remains adamant that there is a perfectly fine one in Brightwater that goes unused and didn’t want to see money spent on one in Appleby only for it to become another white elephant.

Peter Todd says cyclists do not use the cycle lanes on the Brightwater Bridge.

Tasman District Police say they are keeping crime in check with all crime rising just 1.5 per cent in the past year.Those figures are calculated between July 2011 and June 2012 and about one quarter of all re-corded crime in that period involved theft re-lated offending.Tasman District has in recent years had very good crime resolution rates and this year the rates in all three areas have improved, with Mar-lborough again leading the way with a 64 per-cent resolution rate.There has been a 605.1 per cent jump in the number of offences related to dealing and traf-ficking illicit drugs. The district also recorded greater than 99 per cent resolution for this of-fending. Tasman District commander superintendent Richard Chambers says those figures showed

the successful proactive work police in Tasman had done in targeting drug dealers.Tasman recorded a 54.2 per cent increase in sexual assaults and related offences in the same period, with Marlborough recording 65.6 per cent increase and Nelson Bays recording 54.5 per cent increase. The West Coast was up 35 per cent.Richard says the increase in the figures for sex-ual offending were attributed to a small group of serious offenders apprehended throughout the district and put before the court for multi-ple offences. They include Nelson man William Mortensen who last week received a preventive detention sentence in Nelson District Court for multiple serious offences. In Nelson Bays robbery, extortion and related offences was down 50 per cent, while public or-der offences also continue the downward trend.

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New Grey Power president Neville Male fended off Alan Turley in a two horse race for the vacant presi-dency of the 9000-member organisation last week.Neville received 88 votes to Alan’s 51 at a special meeting in Stoke last Thursday where a new execu-tive was called after several resignations recently.Former president Gordon Currie resigned from the position several months ago.Nelson City councillor Eric Davy was elected unop-posed to the vice-president position and seven new board members were confirmed, again unopposed.Neville told the 150-strong crowd that he would lead the organisation forward with more consulta-tion and getting better value for money for its mem-bers. He said he has been working on a business plan for the organisation for the past year and was

looking forward to his new role. “We’re delighted with the result and we have a good bunch of talented people there so it will be my job to harness that talent to the benefit of Nelson Grey Power members. It is a big job ahead, but it will be a good one.”He says he is happy to have the election past him. “We took a bit of flak for calling for the meeting and I’m relieved that it’s over and we’ve won.”He says the first meeting will probably be next week or the following week where they will look at a number of issues and putting together a plan leading into Christmas. “We want to start the new year in a positive frame of mind so we’ll have a few things to sort out but I’m not sure what will need addressing until our first meeting.”

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and drivers before it happens again.“There should be signs up warning people that this is just a courtesy crossing and what that ac-tually means. “That way we can talk to the kids. But you do talk to them and tell them to wait until a car is stopped and then the problem is the car might stop and take off again.”Richmond councillor Judene Edgar says the Tasman District Council will look into issues surrounding courtesy crossings following the ongoing police investigation into last week’s in-cident.

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As you line up to watch the Nelson filmed Kiwi Flyer movie these school holidays, don’t be surprised if you bump into some of the stars.Actress Brittany Dick is excited to watch herself on the big screen again now that the film is at State Cinema after opening last Thursday.The 14 year old Waimea College student landed a role in the movie when she audi-tioned last year, and plays Amanda in the movie.Brittany attended the world premiere of the New Zealand film here in Nelson two weeks ago, and is looking forward to see-ing the movie again, only this time with

friends.“I’m really excited to see the movie again, the pre-miere was the first time I had seen the whole thing so it will be cool to go with my friends.”Brittany is a member of the Nelson Youth Thea-tre Company so she is no stranger to being on stage, but Kiwi Flyer was the first feature film she had ever been in, and she says she enjoyed the experience and learnt a lot. “You watch a scene from a movie and think that the actors are doing all this hard

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Well known magician Elgregoe is in Richmond this week performing a string of free fun, enter-taining illusions and magic tricks.The performances will begin at 11am and 1pm every weekday at the Richmond Mall, with his final show being held on Friday.Elgregoe, who’s real name is Greg Britt and is a recipient of the New Zealand Order of Merit, brings an entirely new show to the district, hav-ing been here for multiple shows in the Rich-mond Mall previously and held anti-bullying magic shows at local schools. “We love coming to Nelson because the kids are always enthusi-astic. There’s nothing in this show that we have performed before so it’s all new,” says Elgregoe. “We spend eight months of the year perform-ing around New Zealand and everywhere we go there is a new crowd and new people, it’s nice.”

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The atmosphere was electric in the Garin College Sports Hall on Wednesday afternoon last week as students, teachers and parents attended the Caw-thron Science and Technology Fair Awards. With over $6000 in prizes to be won this year, an air of anticipation could be felt around the room. Waimea College student Vanessa Shutte won the bronze science award for Years 11 to 13 for her pro-ject ‘Every Drop Tells a Story’. Vanessa looked into whether the size of the splatter differed if a drop of blood is released at different heights. She found that the higher the drop is released the bigger the splatter stain.Other winners from Waimea College were James Wagner who won the bronze technology award for Years 11 to 13 and the Royal Aeronautical Society award for the best investigation relating to ‘flow’, in-cluding hydro and aero dynamics, vessel building and design for his project ‘In the Thick of It’; and Avi Fridman who won the statistics award for the best use of statistics or statistical analysis in an in-vestigation for his project ‘How the Period of Soak-ing Affects a Seeds Time of Germination’.The supreme science award went to Holly Pittar, Nelson College for Girls, and the supreme technol-ogy award went to Allie Tonks, also from Nelson College for Girls.“It was a difficult task to judge the entries this year as the standard was so high and we had several very high achievers” says Jo Thompson, community ed-ucator at Cawthron Institute. “A team of 50 judges from a range of teaching and science backgrounds reviewed the projects via a thorough process of in-terviews at the Ernest Rutherford Retirement Vil-lage”.Top scoring students had the opportunity to win a huge variety of prizes ranging from a week-long science workshop at the University of Otago, the historic Forest and Bird Shield and hundreds of

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A local mother and daughter design duo have returned from the WOW awards in Wellington with a third placing at the prestigious show.Cassandra Thomson and Coral Bowe of Richmond were awarded third place in the CentrePort Illumina-tion Illusion Section for their glow in the dark creation on Friday night.Their garment was the pair’s fifth collaborative entry to the Brancott Estate World of Wearable Art Award Show and starred a magician who made his assistant disappear. Watching their garments ‘now you see her, now you don’t’ performance on stage was a highlight for both women and Cassandra says they were shocked to be recognised on the world stage again.“It was very exciting, we were so surprised. We had ab-solutely no idea we would win an award. Each year the show keeps evolving and it is just amazing to see what the other people come up with.”For Coral the highlight of entering was watching the creation come to life on stage. “Every show is different, it’s just mind blowing. It just looks so different to what it does at home in your living room.”Working their sewing in around Cassandra’s two young children, the pair completed their entry “The Great Illusionist” in three months.“We had to use their afternoon nap times to get the work done, so we had about an hour to an hour and a half each day.”The pair have enjoyed success from their in-dividual entries with Cassandra entering 15 times since 1991 and Coral six times but Cas-sandra says they “have a great time creating gar-ments as a team.”Using glow in the dark nylon to create their magical entry, Cassandra mastered the bigger

design and sewing tasks and Coral hand stitched the lace and beading to make the details of the garment come together.Another Richmond entrant Gillian Saunders placed third for her “Dragged through a hedge” in the American Express Open Section.


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The headline in the Waimea Weekly dated Sept. 26 seriously distorts the issue of vehicle testing, to the point of irresponsibility. Changing WoF will ‘risk lives’ is a sensationalist headline, to say the least. The UK is exactly the same size as New Zealand – yet they have 15 times more vehicles than we do. In the UK, a new vehicle is not required to have Ministry of Transport certification for the first three years and then yearly thereafter.Of course, the tests are more rigorous and cost more. Therefore, most sensible people will make sure their vehicles are ok before they go for their MOT.The process places responsibility for vehicles directly upon the owner’s shoulders. Which is where it needs to be. It works very well.Ken Heraty, Richmond

The improvements to the Appleby Bridge for cy-clists are not a huge cost. We have here the same scenario as school buses and children getting on or off – two moving elements going at differ-ent speeds in a fixed environment. So the same rules are needed. 1) Move the ‘bike’ signs back 100m. 2) Add a user friendly activation for the bike sign i.e. ride past a beam type activation not stop and press a button. 3) Add a 40km/h speed sign back a further 100m from the bike sign il-luminated when the bike sign is illuminated. All this is simple available technology, solar pow-ered and relatively inexpensive. Niven Paine, Appleby.

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*Conditions Apply: Price is per person twin share, based on flying Singapore Airlines from Christchurch to Shanghai. Price does not include Chinese visa fees or compulsory tipping amount as stated (payable locally & subject to change). General: Sales are valid until special sells out. Travel is valid on select dates in 2012 & 2013. Ask in store for specific travel dates. Blackouts may apply during school holidays and peak season. Price is in New Zealand dollars & is subject to availability. Price is correct at the time of printing & is subject to change without notice. Price is based on payment by cash or eftpos only. Travel agent service fees are not included. Minimum & maximum stay restrictions may apply. Capacity is limited & not available on all flights. Product in this ad is supplied by suppliers with their own terms & conditions, please ask your Harvey World Travel Professional for full terms & conditions. HWT2316

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Harvey World Travel Richmond

If you want to get away from it all, are planning your honeymoon or you are ready to tour the world, your first stop should be Richmond’s award winning travel agency, Harvey World Travel Richmond. Why look anywhere else when you plan your holiday?With over 38 years of experience in the travel industry between them, Tim Dunnill and travel professional Liz Christiansen live and breathe travel. The team thrives on getting Nelsonians overseas, and their fresh eyes and enthusiasm means that nothing is impossible. Offering pack-ages and tours to any destination, corporate travel or purely leisure, the local travel agents can tailor your trip to suit.Tim and Nick took over the business in April last year, and have well and truly hit the ground running. In fact they haven’t stopped for a breather since. The tight-knit team has just come off an amazing wave of success after scooping up a bevy of prizes at

the Harvey World Travel awards in August.After being nominated for nine awards they took home an outstand-ing seven. The team won the follow-ing awards: Harvey World Travel Store ‘Most Improved’ awards from Emirates and also Singapore airlines, Trafalgar Tours, GO Holidays; ‘most improved’ Cruise Store, along with ‘Outstanding Achievement in Local Store Marketing’. Tim also received a personal Platinum Sales award for his sales results.Having successfully beaten out other New Zealand stores for these top prizes Andrea Smith, Harvey World Travel marketing manager, says the duo have had an outstanding first year in owning the business. “It is a true testament to Tim and Nick at Harvey World Travel Richmond that because of their passion and fantastic relationships with their customers, they are one of our top performing stores nationwide.”The dynamic team operates out of

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AWARDS WON:• Most Improved - Emirates, Cruise Store,

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• Outstanding Achievement in Local Store Marketing

• Tim Dunnill - Platinum Sales

We hope to amaze and delight you some more in the future!

The team at Harvey World Travel Richmond are over the moon to be recognised with seven awards at the recent Harvey World Travel National Conference in Auckland, after just one year in business.

“We’d like to thank everyone who has given us their support: our customers, families, friends and suppliers. Without all of you, we wouldn’t be celebrating our success.”

Richmond’s dynamic team, Tim Dunnill owner/manager and Travel Professional with Liz Christiansen, Travel Profession-al and Nick Tilly, owner.

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their office on Queen St and their abso-lute enthusiasm for their industry has seen them go from strength to strength, with each team member bringing their own unique talents. Tim adores cruise travel, and has explored amazing Dubai, Europe, the Maldives, and many other must-see destinations, and has 18 solid years of experience working as a travel agent. Liz has always had a career in the travel industry working for many differ-ent travel companies, but she is also an experienced family traveller who knows what it means to travel with children. She has all the right ideas, tips and knowl-edge to get you on the right track with your family holiday. Nick works hard behind the scenes, bringing a wealth of knowledge from his commerce degree completed with NMIT two years ago to make Harvey World Travel the success-ful business it is today.Andrea says Nick and Tim contribute to Harvey World Travel on a national level, with their ideas shared around the coun-try. “I am always impressed at the ideas and initiatives that they come up with while brainstorming over a wine on a

Friday night. I regularly have our other stores around the country ask-ing what the

Richmond boys are doing differently.”With 90% of their clients being return customers it’s easy to see why the vi-brant team has achieved so much in a short amount of time, building the trust and faith of many, and welcom-ing new clients with open arms.Nick says the bonus of planning a holi-day with Harvey World Travel Rich-mond is the networks the team have built over their years of experience. “Our connections within the industry can be the difference between some-thing coming together or not, and our customers really appreciate that we can provide that service for them.”If you’ve never been overseas or travel frequently, Harvey World Travel Rich-

mond takes the stress of planning for your trip and turns it into excitement, and new customers can expect to have a laugh, have fun and feel in safe hands when planning their trip with Harvey World Travel Richmond. “We are truly excited for each of our customers, from the moment they come to us wanting to get away, to when they return – we love to hear all the details” says Nick.The team at Harvey World Travel Rich-mond have a passion that has them bit-ten by the travel bug. They believe you can never see too much of the world, and are always anticipating the next adventure.Let them plan yours, and you’ll have the trip of a lifetime.

Harvey World Travel Richmond231 Queen StreetPhone: (03) 544 6640E: [email protected]

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VietnamVisiting Vietnam is one of the most enrich-ing holiday locations, and is a popular place if you want to immerse yourself within the varied cultures while relaxing at the same time. With divine cuisine, picturesque scen-ery combined with a significant history, this is an all in one holiday destination.

RarotongaYou can’t go past our Pacific neighbours for a relaxing get away, and the largest island in the South Pacific is a must visit location. A place to feel relaxed and welcomed, lie on the beach and take in the stunning set-ting, this is a place to get away from the daily grind of everyday life.

BurmaA long boycott has seen this destination go untouched by the crowds that visit Asia, and now the people of Burma are waiting with open arms to invite holiday makers to share in their cultural history, and breathtaking sights. Learn about the culture, appreciate their struggle for rights and explore their beautiful country.

DarwinAt the tropical end of Australia Darwin is in hot demand as a trendy holiday.The busy markets, restaurants and pubs combine a neat mixture of a laid back yet bustling population.

Trendy places to seeTim and Liz recommend the following hotspots if you are booking a holiday soon.

Nick’s Pick“My favourite holiday destination is the Maldives, because of its beauty. It’s so different from New Zealand. The Maldives is the only place I have ever been where the destination is picture postcard, holiday brochure beautiful from the moment you arrive – no driving for hours down the coast to find that magical spot, it’s all magic from the moment you arrive.Picture tropical islands, crystal clear waters teem-ing with fish, white beaches, clear blue sky with just the occasional cloud and warm gentle breeze.”

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You may have known it as RPM auto services, but the business that provides you with quality and re-liable automotive services is now under new own-ership, and is sporting a brand new name, Route 6 Automotive.Hayden Diskin, a local with a wealth of mechani-cal knowledge has made the shift from Brightwater Motors and has taken the plunge and bought the business.The name change is all part of a fresh image for the Richmond business, which Hayden says will be pro-viding quality automotive services, from a team of friendly professionals. The name Route 6 Automo-tive was inspired by State Highway 6 which runs di-rectly past it’s Richmond location and is also a play on the famous ‘Route 66’ in America.A visit to Hayden and his team at Route 6 Automo-tive will provide you with all your mechanical needs from vehicle servicing, to Warrant of Fitness and any other vehicle repairs you may need.Hayden has spent many years building up his knowledge as a mechanic, and with a young family, now is the perfect time to run his own business. Af-ter working for so long in the industry, Hayden has built up a lot of useful contacts that make sourcing those hard to find and affordable parts easy. He also has a great relationship with suppliers, and custom-

ers can put their trust in those networks. “Nothing is too hard for us to find and we are lucky to know some great people within the industry.”Hayden is also looking forward to continuing the great relationships outgoing owner Ron McPhail

has built and mechanic Daryell Stevens will be stay-ing on with the new business. “I look forward to meeting with customers and getting to know them, and keeping that great base of people that are existing clients.” Daryell has done a lot of work with motorbikes so he is your go to guy for any bike mainte-nance, and Hayden’s worked with all kinds of motors from small, to 4 wheelers and ma-rine maintenance.The team is also able to pro-vide you with your warranty servicing, and tune ups and

can now offer tyre repairs for punctures and can source and fit a replacement if necessary. Hayden is also offering a free pick up service to make life eas-ier, with pick up from any address from Wakefield to Richmond. If you’ve run into trouble and need your car fixed straight away but don’t have an alter-native vehicle, Route 6 Automotive will also have a handy courtesy car available to customers. Hayden says he welcomes new customers to come down and chat and says a huge thank you to all of the loy-

al custom-ers that

were with him out at Brightwater Motors. “I’m looking for-ward to new challenges, and catching up with old customers, for the last 19 years I have been at Bright-water Motors, so thank you to all of those customers that supported me out there.”The nearby cycle trail and Jubilee Park make it easy to drop your car in for a repair on the week-end, and either jump on your bike or walk across to the park to watch the kids play Saturday sport.Hayden and the team at Route 6 Automotive wish Ron McPhail all the best on his new endeavors.

Trade customers can also feel welcome to make an enquiry, and with the weather a bit warmer, Hayden says it is time to start thinking about main-tenance on your vehicle. “Now that it’s spring don’t forget to get your vehicle serviced, antifreeze tested and automatics serviced ready for towing over the

Christmas pe-riod.”The enthusi-astic team can work on any make or model of vehicle, so put your trust in the best and find Route 6 Au t o m o t i v e at their Rich-mond address, 327 Queen St, just in behind McDonalds.Route 6 Auto-motive will be

open Monday to Friday from 7.30am til 5.30 and will open on Saturday mornings too from 8am 12.30pm.

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Hayden Diskin shake hands with Ron McPhail to pass over the business, mechanic Daryell Stevens looks on.

Belinda and Hayden Diskin proud new owners of Route 6 Automotive.

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WINDOW ON WAKEFIELDWakefield Community Council Re-port The creation of a sub committee called Focus Wakefield has been amazing, as was the turnout to the public meeting they called. Items covered in discussion at our last meeting included: Allan to take over community notice board du-ties, discussion about table tops that may need replacing in the area by that same noticeboard. We were not happy to see the general rate rise was not the reality for many landowners, but heard that all individuals are dif-ferent so it’s hard to make a general statement of percentage rise other than on the general rate. Signage is being actioned by putting up signs to indicate cyclists may use the St John’s driveway to stay safe. We indicated our concern about removing rural

road makings. Other signs in the vil-lage are being cleaned, and updated very soon. Discussions ensued on updating the mural on the chemist shop wall as well.Rev.d Allan Wasley, Chair.

Waimea Area QuiltersOur next monthly meeting will be Thursday 11 October, 7.30pm at Hope School Library, cnr Patons Rd and Aniseed Valley Rd. We are a friendly, busy group and all levels of quilters are most welcome. Bring your own sewing or join with us in various projects. Contact Marilyn on 541 8435 or Sue 541 9689.

Wakefield PlaycentreFirstly we would like to say a big thank you to Dramatix NZ Ltd for putting on the fantastic production

Senior Care Fashion and Fun in Brightwater and WakefieldHave you lost your fashion funk? Is your ward-robe dominated by grey, black and sensible navy blue? You need to come to our Fashion Show at St Johns Worship Centre, Wakefield, on Wednes-day 24 October at 2pm.For a gold coin entry you can view the colours and styles that will be in fashion for Spring 2012. The fashion show, kindly sponsored by Fashion Central in Richmond, will also include enter-tainment from the Wakefield School Pop Group. There will be spot prizes thanks to our generous community sponsors, afternoon tea and plenty of time to catch up with old friends and make new ones. This event is just one of many organised by Nico-la Berthelsen, in her Anglican Diocese Trust funded role, as Senior Care Co-ordinator for the Brightwater and Wakefield communities. If you would like to meet others in your community, come and join a Senior Care activity. We have regular and varied outings ranging from WOW, private gardens and films to picnics at the beach and mid winter dinners. Alternatively, you could join us at our Games and Exercise Programme held each Thursday at 10am at the Brightwater Community Church hall. If you are interested in any of these events, need transport to appointments or would just like a friendly face to visit, then contact Nicola 021 061 6180 or phone 542 3694.

Mainly Music in WakefieldMainly Music moved out of the Wakefield Vil-

‘Elsie and Norms Macbeth’. All the proceeds from the night went to the Wakefield Playcentre and the Wake-field Scouts. We would also like to thank everyone who came along and supported us. We hope you enjoyed the production as much as we did. A special thanks to Jennifer Amosa from Playcentre who played a lead role in the production. Well done Jen we are all very impressed. Sunny days mean more outside playtime, which the children have loved. The sandpit can now be played in, the fort and ropes have been getting some good use with a few of the lit-tlies completing their first ascent to the top (well done Harley). The wonderful thing about Playcentre is there is much fun to be had outside in our spacious grounds as well as inside, especially when Paul Tregurtha from the Wakefield Methodist Church comes along for our song and dance sessions. The kids get right into it, and even dress the part. Che I think might have a future in the music world as he loves sitting beside Paul and mimicking him playing the guitar.If you want to get your kids socialising with other children, want them to have fun, and want them to grow and learn in an awesome setting then come and see us. We are a friendly bunch at Playcentre and often see mum’s pushing their buggies past. Playcentre sessions are run Mon-day to Friday from 9.30am to 12pm during school terms. Give Wendy or Jen a call on 541 8866 if you have any questions.

Dramatix NZ recently performed ‘Elsie and Norms MacBeth at the Village Hall and kindly donated all of the proceeds to Wakefield Playcentre and Wakefield Scouts.


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lage Hall and onto Faulkner’s Bush for a Family Fun Nite last Saturday. We had awesome weather and an awesome time. We began with a few Mainly Music songs and then had an egg and spoon race, three-legged races with sacks and then a tug of war, with boys vs girls, women vs women, and men vs men - this was a great highlight. Icing biscuits was a yummy interlude before we enjoyed some BBQ sausages. Mr Whippy arrived at just the right time and the children thoroughly enjoyed their ice creams. We are having a break during the holidays and begin again on the first Mon-day of the next school term. Please contact Wendy Milson 544-7596 for more information.

Focus WakefieldWhilst we had an excellent turnout to the public meeting, we are always looking for ways to engage a wider cross section of the community. We are especially keen to engage Wake-field’s young people and parents with school age children. If you’re

under 20 and want the opportunity to go into a draw to win a phone top-up voucher, complete and return one of our survey forms about Wakefield. As we informed you last month, we have begun work on the following projects. Developing a website and facebook page for Wakefield - initial discussions have been held regard-ing the website, building on some base work that has already been completed. We are looking at brand-ing, and layout and how the website can best be used for the benefit of the entire community. We want to make sure that when we launch the web-site, it is easy to maintain and easy to navigate, but also has the capacity to grow as the needs of our community change.Beautification - as the cycleway will be bringing cyclists into Wakefield down Edward Street, this is where we want to put our initial focus. We are working with local businesses, groups and the general community to see how we can make the street more attractive, with the amenities required.

Community Newspaper - work is well underway on launching a new commu-nity newspaper. Our first edition will be published in November, which will also sadly be our last edition of Win-dow on Wakefield in its current format in Waimea Weekly. However, we are excited about being able to bring more local content, photos and articles to our community. We believe that this project will help us all communicate better with one another. We are currently looking for advertisers, regular contributors, and contact details for all community groups and as such, will be contacting as many of these people as we can over the next month. If you have something to contribute, please contact Sonia on 541 9005 or [email protected]. For those who gave their details to be added to our Community Register, we haven’t forgotten about providing you with a summary of the points covered at the public meeting and look forward to getting that to you in coming weeks. Some on the list may have already been contacted by one of our project teams. All of our projects rely on finding peo-ple with the right skills, the right ex-perience, and the enthusiasm for the various areas, and we hope that if you read about something that interests you, that you will make contact with us. If you’re interested in learning more, get-ting a survey form to complete, or want to contribute in any way please email us at [email protected], phone Diane on 541 9725 or pop a note into one of the drop boxes at Wakefield Villa Tearooms and Wakefield 4 Square.

Wakefield Indoor BowlingThe Wakefield Indoor Bowling Club season has drawn to a close. Two tour-naments with other Clubs were played during the season, with prizes kindly donated by Wakefield Four Square and Wakefield Pharmacy. Prizegiving was held at the Wakefield Hotel Restaurant on 20 September, with Blair Eggers once again scooping seven out of the 10 cups awarded. Blair is a young man

who has learnt well from Coach, Clive Johnstone, and has a great bowling fu-ture ahead of him. Blair won Nelson Junior Champion of Champions and recently attended the National Second-ary Schools Championships held in Porirua, where he qualified and placed within the top 22. Older brother Ryan, who also plays for Wakefield, won the

Nelson Under 18s for the second year running and recently attended the Un-der 18s National Competition held in Porirua, where he placed a very cred-itable 8th. Younger sister Alydia came along to the last three nights of the sea-son and showed that she is going to give her brothers a run for their money. The talent must run in the family. A great finish to the 2012 season.

Local Firies Join the Fire Fighters NZ Ride for CancerThe Fire fighters NZ Ride for Cancer will take place from 27 November to 1 December 2012 as a national fund-raising event for the Cancer Society. Over five days fire fighters and friends on both motorbikes and scooters from throughout the country will take part in the ride from Invercargill to Whangarei. Our local Wakefield Fire Chief, Simon Ladley, has already registered to take

part in a portion of the ride. He hopes that others will get on board too. All of the money raised will be used to help fund invaluable research for the Cancer Society of New Zealand.The ride is not just for fire fighters; any one can become part of this adventure. To register go to the web page http://www.rideforcancer.org.nz or alterna-tively, if you want to sponsor Simon, go to http://rideforcancer.org.nz/simon__ladley and make your donation.

Learn the Secrets of a Successful GardenCome and have some fun learning how to get more out of your garden with ideas and suggestions for planning and landscaping your garden. There will be cuttings and plants included for you to take home. Four workshops will be held 1.30pm – 3.30pm at the Worship Centre grounds, Edward Street, Wakefield. 14 October – learn how to grow vegeta-bles/flowers from seeds, using a glass-house, plastic frame or plant straight into soil. 28 October – preparing your ground for vegetables and flowers, how to build compost bins from recycle materials – what to put in and how to make it work efficiently. There will be books avail-able to look through and borrow for ad-ditional ideas and hints. You may like to take a photo of your garden space to bring to the next workshop for more suggestions on landscaping ideas.11 November – Problem solving, report back after two weeks for discussions on difficult to grow or manage areas of your garden. You will receive tips on what to plant and where, how to move plants, successful growing from cut-tings, suggested perennials and colour combinations.18 November – Making the most of your garden during the dry summer months, efficient use of your water and selection of plants that grow particular-ly well during that period.Enquiries: Jean Southward, 541 8154. Cost: $10 each workshop or $30 for the series of four workshops with all pro-ceeds towards our local Youth Group.


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Each week photos from the Nelson Provincial Museum’s “glass plate” col-lection will run in the Waimea Weekly.Left: Mr Jonas Mercer. Nelson Provincial Museum, Davis and Nairn Col-lection: 6669.Right: UAlf Robinson Ltd Warehouse. Nelson Provincial Museum, F N Jones Collection: 312212.Can you tell us more about these photos? Email details you may have to: [email protected].

A Richmond Small-bore Rifle Club is hoping to play its part in keeping future hunters safe as horror shooting stories pile up.In the past few years several hunters have been shot dead after being mistaken for game or due to accidents with guns and members of the Rich-mond Small-bore Rifle Club say it wants to play its part in keeping people safe.The club, which operates throughout the winter from its Jubilee Park range, is putting its small-bore rifles to one side and allowing target shoot-ing – including .22 rim fire sporting rifles and high powered air rifles – at its range in an effort to teach young shooting enthusiasts the proper technique. Warwick Sidwell says the number of hunting accidents is horrific and if the learn-to-shoot programme gives just one future hunter the skills to be safe, then he’d be “rapt”.The club runs the programme throughout the winter but this is the first time they have attempt-ed it through summer and will only go ahead if

they get enough people keen to take part. “We run this very successful programme called learn to shoot, we’ve kept it a little bit low key because we have a lot of guys who are competi-tive shooters and don’t have the time to teach too many juniors. But we’d like to do our bit and if we can run this over summer and teach some begin-ners the basics then that would be really good.”Warwick says the club is concerned by the lack of safe suitable places for people to practice tar-get shooting and are prepared to open their reg-istered range and supply experience instructors. “When I was a kid we could go to a river or up a hill and shoot. You can’t do that now because they might be someone up the river fishing or a house in the distance, it’s just too dangerous.”Strict conditions will apply, including following the rules of the experienced range personal.For more information about the course, or to register, call Warwick on 547 9414 or Paul Hol-land on 544 4117.

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Richmond Small-bore Rifle Club members and gun safety experts John Mann, Paul Holland and Warwick Sidwell line up at the Jubilee Park range. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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On Farm Agri Centre is opening the doors to the public on Wednesday 10 October to view some of the latest technologies on offer in the agricultural sector.The friendly staff at On Farm Agri Centre have established a reputation for offering world class products and services, and they invite you to come down and take a look at some of the newest products now available.Manager Bret Weib says the day is all about introducing locals to the latest products on the market from some of the leading agricultural suppliers.“If you are interested in dairy farming, come along and see the latest technologies available.”The ultimate in new milking technology, DeLaval’s robotic milking machine will be demonstrated.“The DeLaval robotic milking machine is the technology of the future, and every person interested in the dairy industry should take the opportunity to see it.”

Everyone is welcome and the newest Husqvarna products will be on site, along with the largest horsepower tractor in New Zealand the Case IH 600HP Steiger tractor.Some of the best brands in the business are going to be represented on the day, with

representatives from both DeLaval and Case IH coming along for you to have a chat with.You’ll also go in the draw to take a ride on the biggest horsepower tractor in NZ and food and refreshments will be available.The On Farm Agri Centre team are dedicated, innovative and on hand to help you with your farming needs, so head to their open day and talk to them about getting the

most out of your equipment.The On Farm Agri Centre open day will be held from 10am until 2pm and is located at 31 Venice Place in Stoke.You will find signs to direct you to On Farm Agri Centre from Nayland Rd on the day.

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Titan effort seals championshipNearly 1000 kilometres separates Nel-son and Invercargill on the map but only two points separated their rugby league teams on Saturday.Tasman Titans head coach Phil Berg-man credited the team’s spirited cul-ture as it came back from a six point deficit at half time to secure a 26-24 win over the Southland Rams in the South Island Inter-district Champion-ship final. “We went off our game plan a little and we weren’t doing things the way we should have been. That was a hard game and it shows in the score line. It was as close as you can get,” says Phil.The Titans were the first team to get on the scoreboard when Hayden Smith landed an early penalty, but that was cancelled out when Tom Watts of the Southland Rams ran in for the first four pointer of the game.Shaun Taulangi-Todd and Stacey Mi-kara also dotted down for the south-erners as the Titans struggled to string sets together.James Vailanu hit back for the Titans before standout centre Callum Smith ensured the side would only be trail-ing by a converted try heading into the half-time break.Tasman looked more focus in the sec-ond half and it only took five minutes for Hayden to score under the posts, despite suggestions he may have knocked the ball on when crossing

the paint. The sea-saw affair continued through-out much of the second spell with Matt Birch and Callum trading tries for either team. But when a Southland player was sent to the sidelines for ten minutes, momentum swung in Tas-man’s favour.Emotions blew up on the sideline when a linesman ruled a Southland player to have stepped out in his at-tempt to push the Rams back into the lead. The Southland coach was given his marching orders and was forced to sit in the grand-stand for verbally abusing the linesman following the decision. Things only got worse for Southland when Freedom Walker put the Titans in front just minutes later.With the scoreboard telling the crowd time was up, it looked unlikely that Southland could come back from a six point margin. However, the Rams managed to find a hole down the left hand side and give the kicker a chance to equalise. His conversion at-tempt went wide and the Titans were crowned victors.Phil says the win highlight’s Tasman’s growth in rugby league circles. “We are the top of the South Island, we have technically gone unbeaten because the Canterbury game was wiped and from here we want to be the dominant force in rugby league.”

James Vailanu breaks through the Southland Rams’ defense during Saturday’s South Island Inter-district Championship final. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Nelson Badminton hosted the inaugu-ral under-13 National Championships on behalf of Badminton New Zealand, at the Nelson stadium over the week-end.Being the first, there was no way of knowing how many entries would be received, however organisers were pleased with the final total of 33 en-trants. Twenty-one of those came from the North Island while many of the South Island entries came from as far south as Invercargill and Dunedin. There were five competitors from Nel-son.As expected, the championship events were dominated by the North Island-ers, with all five winning players and combinations coming from the Auck-land region. The Nelson players all tried hard and even surprised them-selves with some of the results they achieved against much more experi-enced opposition. Overall, there were 109 matches played, and they ran very much to time, which was a credit to the organisation skills of Nelson secretary Cassie Marwick. Fri-day evening saw the first two rounds of singles and mixed doubles, and a round of the plate competition for first round losers. Saturday morning’s ses-sion consisted of getting all the draws through to the semi-finals, so that those matches could be played in the Saturday afternoon session. Sunday’s session consisted of the finals in all 13 events that were contested. Of the Nelson players, the best performer was Matthew Earle who made the final of the boys’ doubles plate with his Auckland-based partner, as well as having a win in the singles plate and two close losses in the mixed doubles and plate

events. Kate Standish won her first round plate singles match, but lost both her mixed doubles, where she was playing with fellow Nelsonian Shiloh Edmonds. Harry Tilsley achieved a win in the boys’ dou-bles plate where he played with Ben Perkinson of Waikato.


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Richmond hosts nationals

Simon Leaning has taken out the Nelson to Richmond 10 miler on Sunday morning, seeing off Nick Ross by 31 seconds.The pair were the only runners to go under the hour mark during the course which took competitors right across the district, through Stoke and Monaco.Simon’s official time was 59 minutes 25 seconds. Scott Howley was third followed by Stu Cottam and Daryl Cotton.

Colette Read took out the women’s event in 70 minutes, followed by Trish Leonard and Fran Kerse.Ross Mitchell completed the 10 mile walk in one hour 40 minutes and 27 seconds while Lyn Smith took out the women’s division in one hour 46 minutes and 36 seconds.Team DB was first place in the team run with a time of 69 minutes 52 seconds and Fiona Young with Jeff Leckie were the victors in the team walk.

Race winner Simon Leaning competes in the

Athletics Nelson 10 miler on Sunday morning. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Kate Standish competes at the New Zealand Under-13 Badminton Championship. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Wanderers Sports Club Pig Hunt Challenge organiser Mandy Carter holds one of the top pigs after the boys were too shy to get their photo taken. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

The winner of the Wanderers Pig Hunt Chal-lenge donated $500 back to the junior rugby sec-tion.Nyrin Wills took out the average weight and the $1000 prize that came with it. All of the money raised went towards the JAB and one of the organisers, Tim King, says it “was really good of ” Nyrin to support the club.

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Skaters qualify for nationalsTo beat the best you have to pull out some-thing big and Isaac Allen nearly did that at the Cheapskates Nelson Skateboard Competition, throwing himself off the bowl with a 360 back-side air.Unfortunately for the young Nelson rider, he was unable to land the trick, despite wows from all of his fellow contestants, and snapped his board on the final attempt.Competition organiser Chris Kirby high-lighted the runner-up’s courage and ability to push the top competitors at Saturday’s event at Neale Park. Cheapskates chipped in with a new board following the event. “You gotta have big balls to attempt those tricks and most guys aren’t even prepared to go there. Isaac is renowned for trying those sorts of tricks. You need someone like that because they push eve-ryone along,” says Chris. “They’re consistent but not doing anything risky and he’s doing something crazy.”Due to a string of wet weather over week-end periods, the skateboard competition was rushed into the calendar without much notice or publicity. But Chris was still pleased with the turnout of competitors and the skill-level on show.The winners in each of the categories were Jimmy Jay Wright and Liam McAlister. Both young skateboarders have gained automatic entry into the yet-to-be-announced national final.The next local competition will be the Tasman Skate Park Tour in January.

Liam McAlister competes at the Cheapskates Nelson Skateboard Competition at Neale Park on Saturday. Photo: Jimmy Jay Wright.

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Finally we have had two weekends in a row of nice consistent warm fishing weather and judging by the boats at the Nelson and Okiwi bay boat ramps plenty of people are making the most of it.Seventy plus boats were counted by Niwa in a four hour period at the Okiwi Bay boat ramp last Saturday. The weather looks pretty good long range for the coming week, with a few showers early in the week and maybe some next Saturday but hopefully that will change for the good. The snapper should have ar-rived in Tasman Bay and from now on we should get reports of good numbers being caught in front of Rabbit Island and along the boulder bank. We have heard of a few big snapper being caught in nets and one or two on the rods in Tasman Bay. Some good size kahawai have been landed, some of which have been full of whitebait. Delaware Bay is still fishing well with some 9kg-plus fish being landed recently, with plenty of gurnard around.There are still heaps of scallops at

Okiwi bay with only a couple of tows required to secure most people’s limit. Fishing in the mussel rafts at Squally Cove has been producing some nice brim, gurnard and kaha-wai also. Kenepuru has been incon-sistent with only a few good snap-per being caught but should start to come right in the next few weeks.Tip for this month - Fishing the Kenepuru is best done on the in-coming tide, either early morning or evening. Try to fish where there is a good current flow, using lots of salmon burley and be patient. It can take up to several hours from low tide for the fish to come into your burley trail and on the bite. Stray lining works best with two beak hooks about 7/0, with one acting as a keeper hook and followed by a small 1/2oz ball sinker. Pilchards are usually the best bait. The bigger fish are usually back in the burley trail so a long cast is a good bet. The reel is put into free spool with only enough drag to stop the tide pull-ing out nylon. Sit back, wait for the strike.

Dan Govier with his 9.97kg snapper caught at D’Urville

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Waimea Tramping Club - Sun 14 Oct, Dun Mtn, mod-erate, ph Julian 542 3147 or Andrew 546 5334. 20-22 Oct, Blenheim day walks, ph Katie 547 7850 or Maria 541 8598.Nelson Historical Society meets 7.30 pm, Mon 8 Oct at Nelson Yacht Club, Wake-field Quay. Speaker: Gra-hame Anderson (“ Rocks Rd –from horse-drawn carts to B-train trucks”) All welcome. $2 door charge.Enquiries: Ph. 545 0498Stoke Semiors- Golden Girls perform a variety concert. Tue 9 Oct, 1.30pm. Ph 5472660. Frank Meria, young pianist & singer, with songs you love. Wed 10 Oct. 1.30pm. Ph 5472660. Hangi at the Social Seniors. 11 Oct. 4.30pm. Cost: $15. Ph 5472660. (We’re behind the Stoke Memorial Hall, Main Rd, Stoke)Brightwater community playgroup - Meet every Wed 9.30 - 11.30. $2 Per family. Morning tea & fun provided. Come along to Ellis St, next to Snowden bush Reserve). Call Aliya 5423852 or 021 220 1505. Waimea Harriers 5k Sum-mer Series starts 3 Oct. Meet at ‘Club Waimea’ 4 new courses. Walkers 6pm, Runners 6:15pm. Adults $3, Kids $1. See http://waimea-harriers.nelson.org.nz/Nelson Tramping Club 7 Oct, Cycle ride, Brightwa-ter, Alison 5447085. 13 Oct, Daltons Track, Easy, $11, Robyn 5473231. Full prog at www.nelsontramping-club.org.nz past trips & pics. Small groups, all abilities, lots of fun.Plunket Baby Bonanza Sat Nov 10, 9am-12pm. Over 50 stalls. Near new & second-hand childrens clothes & toys. Bookings open, Large table $20, Small table $10, Space $5. Ph Lisa 5424496 or email [email protected] David’s Church Fair & Garage Sale – Richmond Town Hall, Cambridge St, 8.30 – 11.30 am Sat 6 Oct Books,Produce,Plants, Sew-ing, White Elephant, Jams, Cakes, Hot Pikelets. More...SPACE welcomes first time parents and their babies aged 0 – 3mths - weekly sessions. Opportunities to meet other parents, dis-cuss child development & parenting, music & activi-ties. Call Marie Lenihan 545 2017, [email protected] Community Pot-ters-fun evening class with Charles Shaw. Tues Oct 16 - Dec 18, 7-9pm. Great for beginners or more ex-perienced. $120 - 10 week course, e-mail ncpotters@

gmail.com to register.Apple Macintosh User Group (NBMUG) meeting Wed 10 Oct 7pm. Rich-mond Public library. Visitors welcome. Call : 547 3408 Social Squash at Club Waimea Squash, Lower Queen St, on Weds from 6.pm – 8.30pm. New play-ers welcome. Costs $5.00 per week for non members. Rackets provided. Bring a friend. Ph Susan 5441492.Pigeon Valley Steam Mu-seum, Open day Sun 7th Oct, 10am-4pm. Traction Engine & rail jigger rides, sawmill, old machinery, trucks, tractors, engines, & all things Grandad & Grand-ma used displayed in the Rural Life Museum. Nelson Male Choir pre-sents its 80th Anniversary Concerts at the School of Music Sat, Oct 13, 7.30pm & Sun 14, 2pm. Three young, talented guest art-ists will also perform --- soprano Jodi MacDonald, baritone Sam Bennett back from competing in Tokyo, & Motueka pianist Louis Lucas-Perry.Table Tennis–Business House 7pm-9pm Tues nights. Enter 3 person team with work mates/friends or Family or we will make one up for you. $30 team entry & $5.00 per night per per-son. Call Kay Hazeldine 547 5066 for infoMusic on Friday 5 Oct, at 10.00 a.m. Admission $4 includes morning tea. Pro-gram - Katherine Jenkins, Welsh soprano live at Llan-gollen, plus Il Divo ENCOREGarden Trail, Sat 17 Nov 2012 10 am – 4 pm. 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 Cus-tomer Services or Bay Nurs-eries. Call : 544 6606.Forest & Bird - Wed 10 Oct 7:30 p.m., two members of the Dept of Conservation will outline DoC’s evolving approach to engaging the community in conservation activity. Time for dialogue & discussion. Venue Com-munity House, Decks Re-serve, Wallace St, MotuekaTeapot Valley Art Escape Tasman Visual Arts Grp & Mapua Arts Grp ‘art escape’ at Teapot Valley Fri evening 12 to Sun 14 Oct. Spaces available for 2 workshops - tutors Kate Morrison, mixed media, or Emma Panting, portraits. Ph Lois Morgan 5477734 or email [email protected]

Waimea Tramping Club - Sat-Sun 6-7 Oct, Lees Creek Hut, moderate, Ph Nigel 548 5640 or 544 0142.Parent to Parent: Support-ing parents with children, family members with dis-abilities, health impair-ments, special needs. Cof-fee mornings 16 Oct, 13 Nov. Free support info. Call Jane 5468973Nelson Tramping Club 5 – 7 Oct Mt Rintoul, Fit, $33, Dan 5483458. Check out full programme on nelson-trampingclub.org.nz.Dance Party, Dance Sport Nelson. Ballroom, New Vogue, Latin. Sat 6 Oct. Richmond School Com-munity Hall. 7.30pm. $6.00. Everyone welcome. Bring a plate for supper. Ph: Pauline 547 4523. Smart Hearts Exercise Club, for people with or at risk of Heart issues. Activity, info support with a cuppa too! Tahuna Presbyterian Church, Muritai St, Tahuna.Starts Mon 8 Oct 10.30am. Cost $5. Club leader Angie Baker to enrol. Ph 547 0198 Crombie Lockwood Kids Wheelie Fun Day on Oct 9. Kids 5-12yrs bring your bike, scooter, skateboard & safety gear to the Ath-letics Track at Saxton Field 10am- 2pm. Fun trikes, unicycles, BMX, trail riding, crazy bikes, urban bike race & more. www.sporttasman.org.nz/cycle_festivalManuka Hunnies , an all women band on Fri 12 Oct 6.30pm at Women’s Centre, 44 Trafalgar St. All Lesbian & lesbian friendly women welcome. Bring a picnic, BYO, chair/rug. Tickets $5 @ Yaza Café. Txt 027 4282578.Nelson Alpine Garden So-ciety Spring Show Hope Hall. Main Rd, Hope. Oct 13 & 14 Sat 12.30 to 4.30.pm. Sun 10am to 3.30. Pres-entations. Guest speaker Dave Toole. Sat 2pm Part 1 (South Island Alpine Gems)Quiz Evening – Silent Auc-tion Fri 5 Oct at Richmond School Hall. $10 per person, Raising funds for NZ Sun City Country Music Awards. For tickets, Linda 5447009.REGULAR EVENTSCelebrate Recovery A sup-port group for those peo-ple with Hurts, Hang-ups & Habits (addictions) meets at The Centre, 23A Salis-bury Rd on Wed 7pm for 7-30pm. More information ph Bob & Jacquie 538 0282Choose To Lose Trying to lose weight, join us for sup-port, weigh-in, coffee, & chat. Gold coin donation. 11am. Thurs at The Cen-tre, 23A Salisbury Rd, Rmd. Contact De O’Neil 547 4717

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Fourteen young Nelson golfers are currently vying for the national under-17 championship at Greena-cres Golf Club.It is the first time in around 15 years that the Eagles Boys and Girls Golf Championship of New Zealand had come to any course in the Nelson-Marlborough Districts.Play began on Tuesday morning and the final 18 holes were scheduled for Wednesday morning.Nelson had also entered a team of three, which con-sists of two male and one female player.Tournament convenor Barry Shirtcliff says prepara-tion for the two-day tournament began as early as 2009.There are 60 golfers entered into the competition which was previously won by local golfer Ryan Chis-nall.Barry was hopeful that the Nelson team could pro-duce similar results.The tournament is sponsored by Higgins.

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SUNDAY SERVICES Richmond 9.30am

4 Wensley Rd (opp TDC)Cup of tea to follow

Wakefield 11am Service1st & 3rd Sundays

Cnr Edward/Arrow StsSunday School age children catered for at both services

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Sunday Service9.00am Traditional

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FASHION & ART SHOWTuesday 16 October - 7.30pm

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DEATHSHORLOR, Shirley Ivy (nee Dillon), passed away on Monday, 24th September 2012. Dearly loved wife of the late Frank. Loved mother to Russell, Jill, Ken, Pamela. Loved grandmother to Hannibal, Annabella, Erika, Hazel, Charlotte. Thank you to nurses at Ward 9 and AT&R for their wonderful care. You Will Be Sadly Missed. A private service has been held.

WIXON Michael (Rah), sadly taken from us on September 25, 2012. Son of Doreen (Westport), and the late Richard Donald Wixon, brother of Larry and Loma (Westport). Messages to PO Box 1214, Nelson. A funeral service for Michael has been held.

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the arrival of Korban James Lewis. Born 20 September,

10lb5oz. A big thank you to Angela Hayes for all your help and

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of Zoe Anna on Tuesday, September 18

at 5.05pm weighing 6lb 6oz. She’s home with us after a short

stay in hospital. Our thanks to Morag Whyte and the nurses

and midwives at SCBU and maternity ward at Nelson Hospital, also

Jeremy Tuohy and staff at Wellington Hospital.

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Duncan, Margi and Eva are proud to announce the birth of ZOE ANNA, born on Tuesday 18 September at 5.05pm

weighing 6lb 6oz.She is home with us after a short stay in hospital. Our thanks to Morag Whyte and the wonderful nurses and midwives at SCBU and Nelson hospital, also Jeremy Tuohy and staff at Wellington hospital.

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Tasman District Council Consolidated Bylaw Chapter 11Tasman’s Great Taste Trail 2012Tasman District Council’s proposed bylaw to maintain health and safety and enable users to be free from nuisance on Tasman’s Great Taste trail is now available for public consultation.

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

The proposal is contained in two documents:

A Summary of Information which outlines the detail of the proposal, the reason for a proposal and the period for submissions. This summary was published in the 21 September 2012 edition of Newsline (see page 4).

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

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

• RichmondServiceCentre,189QueenStreet,Richmond

• MotuekaServiceCentre,7HickmottPlace,Motueka

• TakakaServiceCentre,78CommercialStreet,Takaka

• MurchisonServiceCentre,92FairfaxStreet,Murchison

And libraries:

• DistrictLibrary,QueenStreet,Richmond

• MotuekaLibrary,PahStreet,Motueka

• TakakaMemorialLibrary,JunctionStreet,Takaka.

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

Allsubmissionsontheproposalaretobeinwritingandpostedordeliveredto:RobynScherer,ExecutiveAssistant,EngineeringServices,TasmanDistrictCouncil,PrivateBag4,189QueenStreet,Richmond7050;[email protected] an electronic submission are available on the Tasman District Council website at: www.tasman.govt.nz/link/bylaw

Submissions close at 4.30 pm on Friday 26 October 2012.

Community NoticesTraffic delaysTheNationalRoadRelayistakingplaceon6October2012beginningfromtheMoutereHillsCommunityCentre,onacircuitincludingNeudorfRoad,RosedaleRoad,Thorpe-OrinocoRoad,DovedaleRoad,ThornRoad,BlackbirdValleyRoadandKellingRoad.Althoughtherewillbenoroadclosures,itisexpectedthattherewillbedelaysbetween9.00amand3.30pmontheday oftheeventparticularlyatlapchangepointsontheRosedaleSaddle,JacobsLadderSaddle,ThornRoadandBlackbirdValleyRoad.

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Is your property at risk of fire?AvegetationfireintheNelsonLakesareacouldbedeadly.Learnwhatyoucandotobetterprotect yourself and your property from the risk of a vegetation fire.

TheWaimeaRuralFireAuthority(andLakeRotoitiVolunteerFireForce)invitesyoutoapresentationonFireSmart,basedonthesuccessfulUnitedStatesandSouthAfrica’sFireWiseProgrammes.

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Kids Wheelie Fun DayTuesday 9 October 2012, 10.00 am – 2.00 pm, Saxton Field.Trail rides, bike skills course, urban bike circuit, Police road safety, fun trikes, skateboarding, scooters,unicycles,crazybikes,BMX,mountainbiking.

FREEentry–bringyourbike,scooter,skateboard,lunchandsafetygear.

Formoreinformationgotowww.sporttasman.org.nz/cycle_festival

Resource Management Act 1991Tasman Resource Management Plan

Proposed Plan Changes 37Richmond West and South Greenway RenotifiedCouncilhaspreparedamendmentstotheTasmanResourceManagementPlan,knownasProposedPlanChange37,whichclarifiestheappropriatezoningoflandsformingtheRichmondWest and South Greenway which is to be progressively acquired and managed as urban open space to support stormwater drainage, recreation, aquatic ecosystem and active transport values in the future urban setting of the network.

CouncilpubliclynotifiedthisChangeon18August2012withaclosingdateof15October2012.However,inordertoallowthosenotoriginallynotifiedthesameopportunitytolodgeasubmission,Councilhasagreedtoextendtheperiodformakingsubmissionsforafurtherfourweeks.

SubmissionsAny person may make a submission on any part of the proposed Change. Submissions can besenttotheManagerPolicy,TasmanDistrictCouncil,PrivateBag4,Richmond7050tobeaccepted by Council for a periodclosingat4.00pmonTuesday13November2012.Formsformaking submissions are available as indicated below under “Availability of Proposed Changes”.

Submissions must be in writing, clearly indicating support or opposition to the provisions, the decision that the submitter wishes the Council to make (with reasons), whether or not the submitter wishes to be heard in support of the submission and an address for service or contact address.

Consideration of Proposed AmendmentsAfter submissions have closed, Council will publish a summary of all decisions requested by submitters. There will be a further period of 10 working days within which further submissions in support of or opposition to those submissions made may be sent to Council. Council will then hold hearings on all submissions and all submitters may be heard. After the Council considers the submissions and makes its decisions, any submitter who is not satisfied with the decision has the right of appeal to the Environment Court.

Availability of Proposed AmendmentsTheproposedamendmentsareavailabletoviewatCouncil’sRichmondServiceCentreoronlineatwww.tasman.govt.nz/link/trmp-proposed-changesSubmissionformsarealsoavailable.

Formoreinformationoradviceontheseamendments,pleasecontact [email protected] [email protected]

Public Notices

Community Notices

Community Services CommitteeTasmanCouncilChambers,189QueenStreet,Richmond, Thursday4October2012,9.30am.Publicforum

Grants and Community Facilities Rate SubcommitteeTasmanCouncilChambers,189QueenStreet,Richmond,Thursday4October2012,1.30pmor conclusion of Community Services Committee. No public forum

Golden Bay Community BoardGoldenBayOffice,78CommercialStreet,Takaka, Tuesday9October2012,9.00am.Publicforum

Motueka Community BoardMotuekaOffice,7HickmottPlace,Motueka,Tuesday9October2012,4.00pm.Publicforum

Environment and Planning Commissioner Hearing (TDC)TasmanCouncilChambers,189QueenStreet,Richmond, Wednesday10October2012,9.30am.NoPublicforum

Wakefield School Twilight GalaSaturday 27 October 2012, 4.00 pm – 7.30 pm, Wakefield School, Edward Street, Wakefield.FundsraisedwillgotowardsthepurchaseofnewICTequipmentfortheschool.

Please note the gala will run wet or fine!

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Trades & ServicesClassifieds30 WEDNESDAY 3 October 2012 Classifieds WEDNESDAY 3 October 2012 31

Adam Brumwell

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

027 671 8417Call Adam

or 544 9415

GIVE YOUR HOME THE EDGE

Add Value & Reduce Maintenance

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

Exposed Aggregate KerbingAvailable Now

NEW

027 479 8152 or 544 9934

0800 527 981For a FREE Quote call Rob

ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTS ADVANCED AUTO

CLEANING DIGGERS ELECTRICIAN

FINANCIAL SERVICES GARDENING GAS STAYS

INTERIOR SEWING KERBING

ACCESS EQUIPMENT

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

All Terrain Scissor Lift12m Platform Height

FIRST IN NELSON

RT 3970Now Available

Also a complete range- Scissor Lifts - Cherry Pickers

- Knuckle Booms- Prompt & Knowledgeble

Service

Also 10m, 8m & 6m

MECHANIC PANEL BEATER

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

Call Tony Johnston

90 VANGUARD STNELSON PH: 548 3954 027 548 3954

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

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

Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning

- Rugs & Leather- Flood Restoration

- Carpet & Fabric protection

Ph: 544 4872Locally Owned & Operated

Pest Control also available

CARPET CLEANING

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

Phone 543 8243

Drainage & Construction Tasman LTD

DRAINLAYER

TRAINING

Sew for UBridal

Formal

Childrens

Alterations - zips, hems, mending

544 7285No job too small

Liz McLean

SEWING

GARDENING

LandscapingLawn Care & Mowing

Chipping of GreenwasteStump Grinding

Pre-Sale Garden Tidy-upGardening

Hedge TrimmingSection Clearing

Greenwaste Removal

AL FRESCO

Call Andrew or Wendy Neame

Garden & Property Maintenance

544 0444 021 255 [email protected]

Work Place First Aid Courses

Ph 544 9180

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

Sept:Oct:Nov:

Call NOW to register

Corporate Rates Available

GARDENING

PAINTER PAINTER PAINTER

0800 827 772www.tasmansparkies.co.nz

Locally owned Fully qualified electriciansCompetitive ratesResidential ‐ new and oldCommerical

Call Dave, Brent or Tristan today

TRAINING

ELECTRICIAN

CONSULTANTS

HARRIS TRAINING SERVICES LTDShane Harris

Registered FITEC & GROWSAFE Trainer & Assessor

Accredited EPA [former ERMA] Test Certifier

Ph: 544 4062Mob: 0274 574 775

Email: [email protected]

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

For course dates seewww.harristraining.co.nz

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

4x4, Campervan SpecialistsPetrol/Diesel

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

AUTOMOTIVE

CAR SERVICING

FFor a great attitude try our marketing team

Ph 544 9037 Proud to be


Has ACC denied your surgery or entitlements?03 538 0314

0800 752 [email protected]

David Gerrard

Brown Shaver Pullets

Heritage Breed Poultry

Fertile Hatching Eggs

Premium Poultry Feed

Poultry Supplies & Wood Shavings

Quality Coops & Hen Houses

www.chooks.co.nz03 542 3224

Appletons

POULTRY SUPPLIES

NZ

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

as custom packages, accounting basic, accounting mini, and accounting mini plus.

• Easy monthly payments spread to assist with cash flow.• A free “Business Health Check” for new clients.• Central Nelson location with easy access and

free parking at our door.• Access 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Accountants and Business Advisors offer:

Go to www.nmsnz.co.nz to see how we can help your business add up.

NMSNZ Ltd163 Haven Rd, NelsonPh: 545 0778

Claire Parr (Director)

BB‘S

Services

Call Brenda 027 842 1780

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

FREE QUOTES

or 541 [email protected]

We do weed

gardensYes!CLEANING

ACCOUNTANT

ELITEFLOORING SERVICES

Member NZ National Flooring Assn.

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

Over 20 years experience

Maurice 0274 455 141 or Dave 0274 296 669

A/H 544 [email protected]

0800 455 141

ASPHALT

FLOOR SANDING

Architects of Fine FlooringCraftsmen who take pride in their work

Phone Mark 541 9332or 022 013 1258

TLC Contracting

Carpet Laying Floating & Solid Timber

FloorsNew Installations or Repairs

FLOORING

TAKEAWAY

544 0203Phone orders welcome

Sundial Square Richmond Open 7 Days 11am - Late

HANDYMAN

HOME REPAIRS& MAINTENANCE

INSIDE – OUTSIDEDoors - Screens - Windows

Rotted Timber - PlasterCladding - Fences - Gates

Painting - Gutters - RubbishGarden - Landscaping

Renovations - AlterationsKitchens - Bathrooms

Decks - Patios - RailingsPressure Cleaning

PETEFREE QUOTE021 0290 7223

PH: 544 5723 MAIN ROAD APPLEBY A/H: 027 285 7421

BRANDS - SERVICE - FINANCEParts and Service for ALL makes

and ALL models

24HR Call Out

Septic Tank Cleaning

Liquid Waste Removal Comercial / Domestic

CCTV Camera Inspection

Drain Cleaning &Unblocking

Simon 027 212 8688 John 0212 450 550

Email [email protected] Factory Rd Brightwater

AGRICULTURAL

BUILDER

• HolidayHomes• BushCabins• Renovation

BRAKE & CLUTCH

ARBORIST/TREES

[email protected]

ELECTRICIAN

SEPTIC TANK

CARPENTRY

For all your made to order and flat pack

cupboard unitsKitchen/Laundry/

Storage Units On The Shelf.

Shelving systems made to order, computer

units and much more.

Just phone Gerard

(03) 543 [email protected]

Cupboard MakerThe

Phone 0800 448 446

Improve the performance and the life of your heatpump

Heatpump Servicing

from $85

Steve Fletcher

HEAT PUMPS

PLUMBER PLUMBER

Need a friendly Plumber at a friendly Price?

Ring Calvin on027 915 0612

A/H 541 9204

Interior Plastering & Painting

Guaranteed Workmanship027 649 2300

Call Mike

PLASTERING & PAINTING

We’ve been providing flexible financial solutions

for over 20 years

Personal Loans Vehicle Finance

Debt Consolidation Home Improvement Loans

For further information callJoy Drummond

now on0800 808 142

[email protected] visit avantifinance.co.nz

AVANTI FINANCE“Your local finance partner”

FINANCE

PLUMBING & GAS

Ph: 543 8090

Honest Reliable Master Plumbers and Gasfitters

Since 1915

Kevin Harris

Small Jobs

Welcome

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

Ph: 543 8090

Honest Reliable Master Plumbers and Gasfitters

Since 1915

Kevin Harris

Small Jobs

Welcome

PLUMBER

Too much paperwork?Struggling with book keeping?Let me help

• Landlords• Self Employed• Small Business• GST & Tax Returns

Call Mave03 541 0082 or027 226 810330 years experience

HOUSE INSPECTION

PAT ASHTON 03 522 4213

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

A written report on completion of inspection.

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

ELECTRICIAN

Ph: 021 482 088 or 542 2328

Email: [email protected] Coach Pl, Brightwater

Registered Electrician

Domestic and Commercial Wiring

Maintenance and Repairs

Call for a free quote03 544 1820

021 132 3223www.landmarx.co.nz

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

• Quick, efficient, cost effective

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

BARKBLOWER

ACCOUNTING

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