15 August 2012

Cyclists are being told to walk their bikes down the new sus-pension bridge off-ramp fol-lowing another accident on Friday.Richmond cyclist Colin Lister, 47, sustained minor injuries and $300 damage to his bike when he crashed riding down the bridge’s eastern exit ramp. The ac-cident comes just weeks after an el-derly Richmond resident went over his handlebars cycling down the same segment of the bridge.But the Nelson Tasman’s Great Taste Trail Trust remains ada-mant that no one should be cy-cling down the ramp because of its gradient. Previously there were no signs indicating that cyclists should hop off and walk their bike.

Trust spokesperson Paul Jen-nings says a new handrail will be installed to help younger users feel safer and signs will instruct all users to dismount

and walk. The two accidents that have been reported to the Trust concern-ing the bridge have both involved the individuals riding up or down the walking ramps.Colin believes the bridge was not designed to cater for families and el-derly cyclists. “We have a three year

old and there’s no way we’d be taking her across that bridge,” he says.Paul says the bridge is de-signed to meet a tight and lim-ited budget.The next bridge, over the Waimea River, will be rideable from both ends, but that is a result of the environment it is situated on.

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Murchison: We did itMurchison flanker Rodney Penman, centre, celebrates with his teammates after they won the division two rugby championship on Saturday. Around 1000 people turned up to watch the final. Photo: Tim King.

An estimated 1000 people turned out to watch the Murchison rugby team create history for the town on Saturday.Murchison saved its best game for last, securing its first ever Car Company division two title with a 39-15 win over Taylor’s Contract-ing Wanderers.The fixture was a replay of last

year’s final and with a win a-piece this season, there was nothing separating the two sides heading into Saturday’s grand final.Murchison co-coach Mike Hux-ford, who is stepping down along-side the side’s other co-coach Dar-cy Grooby, says it is the biggest result in the club’s history. “It’s brilliant, we are over the moon. I think this is massive for the club and everyone is on a high,

knowing we have done it,” says Mike. Murchison won the third division back in the 90s and quali-fied for its first division two final last year. Now that the trophy cabinet is full, a handful of the club’s custodi-ans have retired on a high. “A few might be going away, but there are a lot of younger guys there and the depth is really strong.”For full match report see page 18.

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The Waimea College Jazz Band featuring members; Martin Emo (director), James Vanner, Ryan Morris, Matthew Hammond, Sam Hitchens, Peter Thomson, Pip West, Simon Parkes and Patrick West will compete at the New Zealand Festival of Jazz in Wellington. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

The Waimea College Jazz Band will be hoping to undo the saying ‘saving the best until last’ when it opens the New Zealand Festival of Jazz in Wel-lington this week.This is the first time Waimea College is sending a band to what is arguably the biggest secondary school jazz event in the country. The festival will feature hundreds of performances around the capital as well as a com-petition amongst all of the acts. Stu-dents will also take part in a number of workshops.The Waimea College Jazz Band con-sists of eight members, James Van-ner (drums), Ryan Morris (piano), Matthew Hammond (guitar), Sam

Hitchens (trombone), Peter Thom-son (guitar), Pip West (alto sax), Si-mon Parkes (bass), and Patrick West (alto and soprano sax). Despite an unknown element to the festival, band director Martin Emo expects it be of a very high standard. “There’s people coming all the way from the Bay of Islands and from ar-eas where jazz has traditionally been strong. Some have been cleaning up at Tauranga and Manawatu jazz fes-tivals for years and years,” he says. “Jazz hasn’t been a big thing here, it has existed and there’s been combos, but it’s just giving them a challenge.”Waimea College will also enter a senior jazz trio in the competition.

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Fines for bad firesTasman District Council is ensuring “good practice” of outdoor fires continues, threaten-ing those who don’t comply with an instant $300 fine.TDC’s compliance team says it fields regular complaints about excessively smokey fires in the Waimea area, 152 of those complaints coming in the past 12 months alone. Use of fire to manage vegetation waste is com-mon practice throughout the region and occurs on all types of properties, except for in the urban areas of Richmond and Motueka where such ac-tivity is strictly prohibited. The council say excessively smokey fires can cause problems for neighbours, both in terms of nuisance and aggravating any respiratory condi-

tions some people may have. Particulates from the fires, commonly assessed as PM10 or PM2.5, are associated with increased premature mortality, and exacerbate a number of respiratory and cardiac problems. The council says that smoke also causes irrita-tion in eyes and is unpleasant to breathe in. Smoke can also cause washing hung outside to smell.They are for offences against Section 15 (2A) of the Resource Management Act 1991 – Discharge of Contaminant into air.This comes on the back of the council threat-ening to issue fines for people caught dumping rubbish around rivers and on council-managed land.

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Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio, Tasman District mayor Richard Kempthorne, National MP Nick Smith, Green MP Mike Ward and Vil-lage Cycles owner Jim Matthews competed in an eco challenge on Mon-day morning. Photo: Andrew Board.

Nick too quickThe victor was probably under little threat, but the chasing pack wasn’t too far behind. MP Nick Smith, driving his eco-friendly car, won the “race to work” against fellow politicians and businessman Jim Matthews on Monday morning, an event to help promote this weekend’s Ecofest.Nick took 15 and a half minutes to get from Sun-dial Square in Richmond to 1903 Square in Nelson with Tasman District mayor Richard Kempthorne in second place on his electric bike. Jim Matthews finished third on his road bike and Mike Ward riding his recumbent bike was in fourth.Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio was last after he took

the Nbus and then a Segway to the square but he says he had the most “time effective” trip, able to read the morning paper, clear emails and drink a coffee on the way.Organiser Jo Reilly says the race was a way to en-courage people to think about the different ways they can travel to work each morning and was part of the theme of this year’s Ecofest. Richard, on his electric bike, hit a top speed of 46 kilometres per hour, just eight kilometres per hour ahead of Jim. Richard’s average speed was 27km/h.Mike not only rode back from Richmond but rode out there before the challenge as well.

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The following is a copy of the first min-utes of the Richmond Fire Brigade’s formation meeting in 1878.Mr J M Croucher, who was voted the chair, called on Mr E Fairey to state the object of the meeting. Mr Fairey replied that the object of the meeting was to take in to consideration the for-mation of a volunteer fire brigade in Richmond. He had already collected 25 names of local residents willing to join and he had no doubt that many more would join once the brigade had been formed. Mr C Webb stated to the meeting that he had held conversations with Mr AW Leaife, the sec-retary of insurance companies in Nelson, and Mr Leaife had promised to do all that lay in his power to get the insurance companies to provide the brigade, when organised with a fire engine and other necessary appliances. But Mr Leaife stated it would be not of any use for one or two per-sons to apply for all engines. The only course that would be likely to be successful, would be them to form into a brigade themselves and then apply for what they wanted as an organised body.Mr L Edwards was also present during the conversation and en-dorsed Mr Leafie’s remarks with reference to the likelihood of the success if they had applied as an organised brigade.Mr C Webb also stated to the meeting that captain Lightfoot of the Nelson Volunteer Fire Brigade had stated his willingness to come to Richmond and bring some of his company to instruct us how to use a fire engine.Mr Ashcroft had also kindly offered to lay on a special train from Nelson to Richmond to con-vey captain Lightfoot and his men with their en-

gine and appliance to Richmond any Friday that would be convenient to all parties. The chairman read and confirmed the rules of the Nelson Vol-unteer Fire Brigade that he thought would be of importance to us.The next meeting was the election of offices, with the following results; Captain, Mr D Gap-

per; Lieutenant, Mr E Fairey; Foreman of the Hook & Ladder Co, Mr MW Lammas; Foreman of the No 1 Hose Co, Mr H Webb; Foreman of the Fire Co, Mr TJ Gibson; secretary, Mr GB Hurst; treasurer, Mr JM Croucher. It was also resolved that the name of the brigade be Richmond Volunteer Fire Brigade.On the motion of Mr Fairey seconded by Mr Croucher that captain Lightfoot be invited to come to Richmond with

his men on Friday next, 23 August if convenient to him. It was further resolved that Mr MW Lammas and Mr WD Harkness be appointed to canvas the district for subscriptions for the brigade.Agreement was reached that this meeting ad-journ until Thursday 22 August.Six new members enrolled before the meeting

closed, making a total of 31. All paid one shil-ling being one months subscription dating from August 1 1878.The first real home for the brigade was where Espresso Café and Green Door Real Estate are today in Lower Queen St until 1982 when the shift was made to Oxford St where the brigade remains today.

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LETTERSTO THE EDITORI am so glad that Trevor Higgs, a recent user of the new cycle bridge, has highlighted the diffi-culty of getting on and off it. I have used it and feel the same. It is most awkward, even if you are walking up or down it as Stuart Hughes is adamant that people should do.Users really should be able to cycle on and off it. The Otago Rail Trail has many bridges and I cannot recall having to walk over any of them. What about parents pushing pushchairs or baby seats on the back of bikes, it must be difficult for these people as well? It’s a shame as otherwise it’s a great part of the cycle way.I hope Trevor is fully recovered from his fall and wish him well. I look forward to seeing the planned improve-ments that the council are proposing.

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School fizzing for fairAppleby School children are brewing their own fizzy drinks as part of a competition being run in conjunction with the school’s annual fair.The fair will be held on September 1 and is run by the Friends of Appleby School organising commit-tee.Janey Clark, competition co-ordinator, says the idea for the children’s fizzy drink competition was sparked by the parents’ home-brew competition, which is run alternate years. “It’s something a bit different to the usual children’s competitions,” she says.With two weeks for the fizzy drinks to ferment, many children are well underway, making their competition entries at home. Janey says the chil-

dren are getting creative with their brews, making ginger beer, lemonade, strawberry-flavoured and even chocolate-flavoured fizz.Although apparently temptation is too much for some children, who are having to re-make their competition entries after consuming their first batch.Other contests include the parents Cafe Cake com-petition, the Grandparents bake-off and the chil-dren’s baking competition. Entries are judged on the day preceding the fair. All baking is then sold on the day, though the children’s fizzy will be dis-played rather than available for purchase.The fair runs from 11am until 2pm with parking provided in neighbouring paddocks.

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In Tune With WomenThrow of the winter blues and come alive with performance with the Nelson Bays Harmony. The group is offering lo-cal women a chance to let their talents emerge during a singing workshop to be held at club Waimea each Thursday in September. The first, on September 6, will cover basic singing skills as well as specific skills for singing 4-part har-mony.The workshop is open to all ages, and attendees will join the 40 talented voic-es of the Nelson Bays Harmony to learn an a cappella arrangement of Billy Joel’s hit, For the Longest Time. The work-shop is only $40 for four sessions if reg-istered by August 31, with college stu-dents half price -new friends and plenty of laughter included free of charge!To register, phone Jenny on 547 4354 or visit www.nelsonharmony.org.nz for more info.

Joy Of FishingDiscover the joy of fishing at the Club Waimea Fishing Section meeting on September 5, at 8pm. The section ex-tends a warm invitation to any Club Waimea member to attend, with a rep-resentative from the Ministry of Fisher-ies in attendance to explain the do’s and don’ts in regards to all fishing.New Zealand Fishing Guru Bill Hohepa will be making an appearance at the club, holding a fishing expo in the Club Waimea hall on Saturday November 17. Keep an eye on the website and this newsletter for more information on this unique opportunity.

Elizabeth Catering (Philip and Beryl Thorn) are Club Waimea`s chosen ca-terer. They have chosen the trade name of Barnicoat Bistro for their business name at Club Waimea. Elizabeth Catering have generously taken ownership of, and are covering the cost of the Birthday Vouch-ers. Club members who have chosen to share their birthdate and age with the club receive a voucher annually, with addition-al birthday treats on offer with a chance to win $500 in the two annual birthday draws, sponsored by Nelson Building Society. On Friday August 10, Toni Lane, Richmond branch manager of Nelson Building Society, presented the first $500 Birthday Voucher to Barry Chinnery in the draw for those with birthdays from February 1 to July 31 2012. Congratula-tions Barry, for your chance to win, join

the club and let us know your birthday!There was another happy winner this week, with the club president walking away with the $1,400 members draw check on July 19. John Allen was at the club when his member number, 180, was drawn and he presented his member card to claim the prize. Congratulations John.The draw started at $500 again on July 26. Member No 660 was not at the club and was unable to claim the prize. On August 2 member No 1274 was not at the club and missed out on the $600 prize. Member No 636 was drawn on August 9, but not at the club and missed out on the $700.Tomorrow evening the draw will be held once more, make sure you come along with your membership card and maybe you’ll be our next winner!

Richmond Bowling Club is excited with progress on their new greens. Work is well underway and on track for the opening early next year. A concrete slab laid at the beginning of the month shows the new Bowl-ing Club area taking shape behind Club Waimea.

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Colin Bowden After three days of intense competi-tion, the outstanding Dunedin pairing of Alan Gill and Garry Hale once again took away the title from the Clubs NZ South Island Snooker Pairs Tourna-ment at Club Waimea last week. Their domination is shown by the fact that this was their tenth championship in eighteen years, and their fifth in succes-sion. Although the field for the tourna-ment, now iin its 36 year, was one of the strongest in two decades, Gill and Hale went through the contest with the loss of only a single game. Runners up were Papanui No. 1 team, Brent Jones, him-self a winner on five previous occasions, and Brian Dunn, who managed to take one frame in the best of five final. Garry

Hale also took out the prize for high-est break during the tournament, with a well constructed 79 in the first frame of the final.Local teams, consisting of nine from Club Waimea and two each from City Club Nelson and the Nelson Subruban Club, strived valiantly against much more experienced players and all came away with at least one memorable victo-ry over higher-ranked sides. Last year’s surprise finalists Gary Calderbank and lorne Wells, representing the Suburban Club, nearly matched that achievement as they reached the semi-finals before losing out to jones and Dunn. The best performing of the Waimea teams was Geoff Nieman and Peret Phipps, who fought through to the quarter-finals of

the championship before going down two frames to one to a pairing from the Richmond Club in Christchurch. Others to exceed their expectations (and rankings) were Barry Weavers and Brian Comer, who reached the semi-fi-nals in the flight event, Clare and Mike Shanaher who reached the last four in the Special Flight, and Frank Wood-house and Burt Gary who won the plate contest – but only by defeating fellow Waimea players, Julie Dalton and Susie Hopwood.Considerable praise has been heaped on the Club Waimea Snooker Section for their organisation and geniality, ac-colades which are also befitting the staff and members who made the visitors so welcome.

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Welcome to our August Newsletter,Hope you are all keeping dry and warm in what seems to be a very wet month. We are all hoping that the sun will shine through for more than one day at a time very soon. There are plenty of ills and chills around at the moment so take care of yourselves.We celebrated the unveiling of our Mural recently. After a busy time get-ting it all organised, we have had some very favourable comments about it and hope you can all go and have a firsthand look at it, if it stops raining long enough. It was great that we could involve Pinegrove Kindergarten and Brightwater School in this event.The BMX track is in the process of be-ing finished off, still a little bit of work to be done which is being organised.Have you had the chance to go and cycle or walk over the Wairoa cycle bridge? There are lots of extra cycles visiting the village. It is so good to see people using this wonderful asset and it is good for our local businesses too. The next stage of the cycle trail is un-derway and Wakefield will be celebrat-ing their opening at the end of Octo-ber. Someone mentioned at a recent

meeting that we are lucky in Brightwa-ter - we can cycle in to Richmond and Nelson or cycle to Wakefield when the trail is complete.Some good news is that the wash out that occurred on the Two Rivers Walk-way has been repaired and looks good. Many local people use this walkway and it is great that repairs have been completed.Our next meeting will be on Tuesday 4 September, 7.30pm at the Brightwater School Staffroom. We have the Mayor, Richard Kempthorne, visiting us for this meeting so if you have any burn-ing questions you want to put to him please come along and do so, everyone is welcome.See you there, Your Community Association

Brightwater MuralThe idea for the mural came from Pamela and Cliff Sirett, who thought the Pinegrove Kindergarten children would enjoy looking at a colour-ful mural rather than a grey concrete wall. Pamela belongs to the Bright-water Community Association and asked if we could turn the wall into a

mural. Dale and Christine Ewers kindly gave permission for us to put the mural on the wall. The first thing to happen was for the wall to be thor-oughly cleaned, and Hotwash Waterblasting of Brightwater stepped up and kindly cleaned the wall at no charge. We ap-plied for and were successful in receiving funds from Creative New Zealand through the Tas-man District Council. Lucky for our Community, artist Marie Greeks moved in to our neighbourhood and agreed to put together our picture for the mural depicting Early Brightwater buildings and icons. She spent much time getting this just right and fi-nally everything was set to go. Pauline Coy, also a member of the Brightwater Community Association, organised all the details, from brushes, rollers, painters and helpers. There was great support from Resene

Paints of Richmond, Charlie Harwood Builders who kindly donated the use of a huge scissor lift that allowed Marie and Pauline to paint the top part of the mural. Marie and Pauline had many helpers to paint the mural, Maries’ sis-ter Pamela Hill, some keen Pinegrove Kindergarten children, some children from Brightwater School, Diane from Wanderers Rugby Football Club and members of the Waimea Anglican Church. Finally earlier this year the mural was completed. HiReach kindly donated the use of a smaller scissor lift for Hamish and Tracey to put on the anti-graffitti coating. Finally Afford-able Sign & Graphics gave us an excel-lent deal on the signage to complete the Mural. We would like to thank each and every person, who has helped in any way with the mural, and we apol-ogise if there is anyone we forgot to mention. The whole process has taken approximately 4 years but we think we can be very proud of the finished mural – good things do take time. We hope everyone enjoys the mural and takes the time to go and have a look at it. We would like to thank everyone too, who came to the unveiling. A special thanks to the Pinegrove Kindergarten teachers and children, the Brightwa-ter School Choir, and the Brightwater School Kapa Haka group for making our unveiling such a special occasion. Thanks to Wanderers Rugby Football Club for being the venue for our get to-gether after the unveiling.


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Brightwater PlaycentreThroughout the month of August, we are fun-draising with the public firewood collection at Rabbit Island, $10 for a 6x4 trailer load, so head on out Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 1pm and collect some firewood ready for next winter.A HUGE THANK YOU goes out to Stoke Cycle Centre for their generous donation of two cycle helmets and also to Village Cycles in Richmond for their generous donation of one cycle helmet. This is very much appreci-ated, as we have been working on promoting bike safety and keeping the children and their precious heads protected, and now they have proper fitting helmets to do this.Our Playcentre sessions run from Monday to Friday, 9.30am to 12noon. We are situated at 244 Lord Rutherford Road South, Bright-water, (next to the Spring Grove Drill Hall). We have spaces available on each day, cater-ing from birth to 6 years, and your first three visits are free. Our contact phone number is 542-3270. Come and visit our wonderful cen-tre and meet our friendly team at Brightwater Playcentre.

Letter to our Brightwater CommunityWe have in the midst of our Com-munity a resident who loves to get out there and keep our village and surrounding areas looking neat and tidy and cared for. This person is Mr Potter. We would like to take this opportunity to say a HUGE thank you to him. Did you all notice that a few days before the Cycle Trail opening, Mr Potter kindly tidied up the area at the shops by cleaning all the weeds that had started to grow around the bollards there? It cer-tainly looked lovely after he had fin-ished. Mr Potter has also been busy planting down at the entrance way to the Two Rivers Walkway and he regularly keeps the street edges tidy. We sincerely appreciate the time and effort he puts in to his community, we all benefit from his work. Thank you, Mr Potter.We would also like to thank every-

one who had any part in helping out at the Cycle Trail opening. Having so many people involved with the many jobs helped make this event a great success.Likewise with the Mural unveiling, we would like to thank everyone who helped out with this commu-nity event. All sectors in our com-munity where involved and I would like to make a special thank you to Jacqui and Wendy who did the ca-tering for this event. The food was delicious and was appreciated by all who enjoyed it.We would like to publicly thank the Board of the Brightwater School for being so supportive of our Commu-nity Association, we are so pleased to be able to hold our monthly meet-ings there.Thanks everyoneBrightwater Community Association Inc.

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Gardens & LandscapingWelcome to our last official month of winter. It does feel as if we have come out of the freezer just to fall into a lake with such a wet start to the spring. I am sure that all of the Nelson residents must all be suffering from Vitamin D deficiency after a string of gloomy, grey and overcast days. I know I am seriously starting to crave sunshine, so it was with great delight that I shook the moths from the 3/4 pants, donned a t-shirt and runners as Cruse and I took off to

Tahuna beach this morning. It was re-ally amazing – lots of sun, no wind and many others with their dog friends do-ing the same thing. It looks great with the snow still on the mountains, looking across the sea with clear blue sky above.It is very easy to look at the garden through the rain on a dull day and not see much happening, so I tested this out last week and was very happy and pleased to see so much suddenly bloom-ing. Amongst other things the stand

outs are my reticulata ca-mellia – a gorgeous pink, and many other camellias ranging from red to white, the hellebores or “winter roses” in shades from deep red to white and lime green, the gold leucadendron and escallonia “gold brian” with fabulous gold foliage at this time of year. Mixed in with these are of course the daffo-dils, narcissus, jonquils and irises, polyanthus, primulas and pansies that are now starting to move and pro-vide colour spots. It seems to be a good season for the daphne’s also with leucanthe and alba both flowering well in my fragrant garden. Also the plants of sarcococca rus-cifolia that went into this area three years ago are now providing a beautiful fra-grance. These love the dry shade area but do not seem to have suffered at all with the extra rain. Magnolia

“vulcan” is also starting to flower and looks rather magnificent.It is now time to clean out your seed trays and start thinking about summer seed sowing. If, like me, you have pack-ets of old seed piling up, you can still use them providing they have been kept dry, well past the use by date on the packet.There was great excitement in the pot-ting shed last weekend as I uncovered a small jar of Beryl’s beans. I spoke of her tomatoes, which I will be growing again this year, but thought I had come to the end of her delicious dwarf green beans. Beryl seemed to be able to grow these beans and have them on the table from October until May. She kept her family supplied with both fresh beans and seed and ate beans every day for many months. Considering she was 97, blind and quite deaf, she knew which ones to pick and when and which rows she would leave for seed – the green veg-etable bug seemed to miraculously leave Beryl and her garden alone. None of the family can remember which type of beans they were and I am so pleased to have found ten seeds, which I will plant in September.TIPS• Make a list of the seeds you want to grow and start sourcing them now. Kings seeds have a beaut catalogue or go “on line”.• If you haven’t planted your strawber-ries yet it is OK – garden centres will have plants already in flower so keep an eye out for these.• Plant brassica’s now – cabbage, cauli, bok choy, broccoli etc to give them a good start prior to the onset of the

dreaded white butterfly in late spring.• You can still plant broad beans, sow snow peas, cos let-tuce and radish, for a good start to summer salad days.• Get out the snail bait – the cold weather does not seem to deter these guys and they will find your seedlings if you don’t get them first. • Check your roses for white scale – if found, rub it off with a stiff brush and then spray with neem or conquer-or oil.• After so much rain it is a good idea to check around your trees and shrubs to see that the soil or bark mulch has not built up or been washed close to the base of the plants. Collar rot sets in very quickly in these cold damp con-ditions so ensure that air gets to the base of all your treasures. • Keep weeding – they come out very easily after rain and also keep weeds away from the base of your trees to help prevent the onset of any collar rot as above.Give yourself a lift and buy a boro-nia. Pop one in a pot by the door for a lovely fragrant entrance – they are in the garden centres now. Boronia megastigma has the best perfume – I tend to treat these like an annual and they are cheap enough to love the fragrance without beating yourself up over trying to keep them growing. Be patient this month – it is usually the wettest and can be the coldest so don’t expect new plants to do much – liquid feeding can help, Seasol will strengthen seedlings and give them the best start into spring.Keep smiling and happy gardeningRobyn Hollis

Agriculture New ZealandGardening enthusiasts, growers, lifestyle block owners, professional gardeners, farmers and orchardists of all ages are invited to register for this popular course held here in Nelson and offered in partnership with Telford, a division of Lincoln University. Scheduled to start with an information meeting planned for Thursday 16 August, this 8 month long day course explores the latest trends in sustainable growing. The overall aim is to build ecosystems, promote biodiversity, increase soil and plant health and avoid the use of ar-

tificial fertilisers and sprays. A science-based approach explores a wide range of organic techniques and sys-tems. Topics covered include organic philosophies, cer-tification, soil management, soil food webs, composting, companion planting, vermiculture, organic fertilisers, crop rotation, green manures, weed control, pest and disease management, plant knowledge and an introduc-tion to permaculture. This knowledge can be applied not

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Wanderers Taylors Steele continued to build on its early season form when it had an impressive outing against Richmond Robbie’s Bar & Bistro Classics on the weekend. Wanderers gained promotion to Grade 4 for the championship round and current-ly lead the table.There was nothing in it after ten minutes of play when Wanderers held a narrow 5–4 lead. Wanderers increased the deficit when the side opened up an 11–7 advantage by half time.Wing attack Nicola Pans made an immediate impact off the bench in the second period. She found her shooters nicely and had superb weight on her pass as she delivered some precision feeds. Nicola came in for praise from coach, Su-zanne Spencer saying that she is without a doubt the big im-prover in the team throughout the business end of the season. Nicola absorbs all the infor-mation she is given, she is dy-namic through court and steps around her opposition with skill.

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Wanderers moved up a gear to outscore Richmond 7–4 and 7–1 to come out on the right of the ledger 25–12.Richmond’s wing attack, Pauline Gibson drove well through court while shooter

Shelley Satherley worked hard for every oppor-tunity to convert.Richmond’s offence was smothered by the hard working defensive unit of Jenny Horncastle, An-

ita Holmes and Renee Down-ing. While having a quiet first quarter, wing defence Renee lifted the bar to ignite the defence, she did some great work on the circle edge and although she was “pinged” a bit she more than made up for it with the turnover ball she won.Anita and Jenny were a for-midable duo; they backed up one another and made life pretty difficult for Richmond’s offence. Jane Daubney was a useful link through court, both on offence and defence.

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Murchison claim maiden titleMurchison are no longer the bridesmaids of Nelson Bays rugby, securing its first ever Car Company di-vision two title in front of a bumper crowd on Sat-urday.Missed conversions at the death had been Mur-chison’s downfall when the sides met just two weeks ago. However, they were up for the challenge and a dominant performance from the forwards gave the backs plenty of chances to work their magic in the 39-15 victory.Fullback David Gill, who ended up scoring twice in the fixture, crossed over for his first five pointer after just five minutes as the maroon and golds came out all guns blazing, looking to kill the game off early.Wanderers had no answer for the Murchison on-slaught as the side watched Simon Boyer, David Ad-dison, Ben Fishburn and Jack Topping run in early tries. Murchison raced away to a 32-6 half time lead in front of its vocal supporters.Murchison co-coach Mike Huxford went into the

halftime break feeling pretty confident. “Credit to the guys, they started a lot stronger than I thought we would,” he says. “This is the first time this year that the forwards and backs clicked as a unit. We made a few changes in the second half but Wander-ers only wanted to play it in the forwards.”Simon added two second half penalties to seal the win after Ethan Rueben and Tom Stilwell scored for Wanderers. Wanderers fullback Dan Cooper added one conversion and one penalty.Wanderers team manager Kyle Paki Paki says the better team won on the day. “We’re absolutely gutted but they just outplayed us right from the start.”Murchison have often played their best footy in the first half so Kyle was not surprised with the opponent’s hunger in the opening spells. “It was everything we had trained for and had anticipated. We just didn’t fire on the day.” The Wanderers season was still deemed a success, making back to back finals appearances. The club was now looking to build for next season and push some of its division two players onto the top grade.

Wanderers player Reece Horncastle charges through the Murchison defence during Saturday’s final. Photo: Tim King.

Phillip Rollo

Wanderers Steele victory

Spencer Dennehy in action on Saturday.

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Nelson Tramping Club in-vites you 18Aug, Dew lakes, Med, $3, Uta 5450280. 19 Aug Rainbow Ski, $24, Ken 5489897. 25th – 26th Aug, Pell Stream Hut, Fit, $41, Dion 5477562.Full pro-gramme, past trips and pics on www.nelsontramping.org.nzSPELD NZ contact 0800773536 Local tutors available. Introductory course on dyslexia for par-ents and teacher aides Con-tact Rosalind 5444972Internet & Mobile phone safety for children- Con-cerned about how your child uses the internet or mobile phone? Wakefield School invites you to a pres-entation by John Parsons Internet Safety & Risk As-sessment Consultant www.s2e.co.nz 7pm 16 Aug ‘12, Wakefield School. To book seats please ph 541 8332 Top Of The South Morris Minor Car Club Inc Sun-day 26 Aug meeting before 12pm Tapawera Hotel for lunch followed by AGM. In-terested book before Thurs 23 Julie Ph03-5473316Live well Stay well group Tues Aug 21 Wakefield Village Hall, 9.45-11am, Speaker Peter Riley, Com-munity Law service. Power of Attorney & other things. Followed by walking group 11am-12md. any queries phone Margaret 5419693Forest & Bird - Sat 18 Aug Join F & B for the Great Living Legends Muck at the Wakapuaka Wildlife Reserve, off Boulder Bank Road on SH6, north of Nel-son starts 9.00 am. We have 2,600 trees to plant. Fur-ther information from Julie McLintock 035450989Quiz 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/information ph Linda 5447009.Appleby School - Country Fair Sat 1 Sept 11am -2pm – Moutere Highway. Lots of fun for the whole family. Animal nursery, pony rides, bouncy castles plus silent auction, plant, produce, clothing, book, and white elephant stalls – bargains galore. Live entertainment and food stalls. Come and join us for a great day outSunday Jive Richmond. Beginners 4.15pm Sundays @ Recreation Centre Cam-bridge St . Discover why Ceroc is the most popular modern partner dance class for guys. Its fun, easy to learn, not tricky & is very

sociable. Singles & couples. Concessions during Au-gust www.cerocnelson.co.nz 027 2376266Wakapuaka Cemetery tour (Atawhai Drive) 26 Aug 1.30pm. Focus on settlers who arrived on the “Mary Ann”, “Lloyds” & “Lord Auckland” 1842. Meet outside the cemetery crematorium chapel. Cost - gold coin. Cancelled if wet. Ph info 03 5447684.Movie Fundraiser for Adult Learning Support (www.adultlearning.co.nz), Sun 26 Aug at The Suter. ‘The First Grader ‘- an inspi-rational movie about a Ken-yan in his 80’s who wants the chance to read. Tickets $20 includ a glass of wine & nibbles. Caroline 545 6473.Parent to Parent: Sup-porting parents who have children & family members with disabilities, health im-pairments or special needs. Coffee mornings 11 Sept, 16 Oct, 13 Nov. Free sup-port. Call Jane 5468973Plunket Baby Bonanza Sat Nov 10, 9am -12pm. Over 50 stalls with near new & secondhand child-rens clothes & toys. Book-ings now open, Large ta-ble $20, Small table $10, Space $5. Ph Lisa 5424496 or email [email protected] Spaces are limited.Richmond Playcentre wel-comes families with chil-dren birth to 6 years old. Centre is open Monday to Friday 9.30 – 12. You have 3 free visits so come to 46 Waverly St Ph 544 6316. Waimea Tramping ClubSun 19 Aug, Snow trip, moderate, ph Donald 545 1339 or Graham 547 3358. Sun 26 Aug, St Arnaud walks, easy, ph Maria 541 8598 or Nigel 548 5640.Waimea Tramping Club Wed 1 Aug, Club Photo Competition, 7.30pm, Fish & Game Rms,Champion Rd.Baby Gear Extravaganza 29 Sept, Do you have sec-ondhand baby/children’s gear to sell! Nelson District Parent Centre are looking for stall holders. Plse con-tact Linda 5449668 or [email protected] Centre Workshop Taming Your Toddler. Tues 4 & 11 Sept @ 7.30pm. Strat-egies to manage behav-iour. Practical play ideas. Qualified speakers. Contact Linda 5449668 or [email protected] Needed - Pres-byterian Support, we are looking for warm caring people for rewarding vol-unteer social work with

elderly people. Several positions available incl van assistant, kitchen helper & programme assistant. Ph Sasha 547 9350.Books Wanted by Adult Learning Support Nelson/Tasman for a fundraiser on Aug 26. We provide lit-eracy & numeracy tuition for adults at no cost to the learner. www.adultlearn-ing.co.nz Ph Judy Soar 5441747 A/HREGULAR EVENTSSport Tasman Club Recreation,Cambridge St, Ph: 5443955. $4 Fitness. CLUB50: Tues 10:00am, seniors, social recreation & outings, NEW members welcome $3.Walking Group: Free Mon 9:30am. Motion & Mobility: (For-merly sit & be fit) Special-ised exercise for seniors & stroke sufferers Friday 11.15am Choose to Lose - Trying to lose weight, join us for sup-port, weigh-in, coffee, chat with like-minded people. Gold coin donation. Every Thurs at The Centre, 23A Salisbury Rd, Rmd. Contact De Ross 547 4717LEARN to Speak with Confidence Let us moti-vate & encourage you to step outside of your com-fort zone gain extra skills. Join Powertalk Internation-al-Waimea Club - meets in Annesbrook 2x monthly. Peggy 539 0477, Bev [email protected]. Combined Probus Club of Waimea for active retir-ees. Meeting Thursday 19 July at Hope Community Church, Ranzau Rd Hope at 10 am. New members wel-come. Level entry,ample parking. Joe 5447177.Crafts Caring & Sharing. Mondays until end of Sept 9.30am - noon at Wesley Centre Richmond opposite TDC. Gold coin donation includes morning tea. Call-Pauline 5449174 or Emily 5445423.Aqua-aerobics at Ngawha-tu Pool come along on Wednesdays 3-4pm and/or Fridays 1.30-2.30, cost $6. Relaxed & friendly classes for aged 18-80. Margaret ph 547 4059 or 027 3713344.Koru Christian singles group Meet monthly for friendship & fellowship ages 25 & events email [email protected] or Dawn 03 538 0471. Koru Plus a Christian group meets 6 weekly for friend-ship & fellowship ages 55 - 70, Details & events con-tact [email protected] or Hazel 546 7311.

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Community Events

Waimea College first XV centre Sean Clementson runs through a hole in the Ashburton College defence during Saturday’s 38-10 romp. Fullback Fletcher Matthews, playing in his 50th match for the school, scored twice in the win. The result means Waimea College will host the bowl final of the Press Cup against Shirley Boy’s High School at 12noon this Saturday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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CHURCH NOTICESONE CHURCH, MANY EXPRESSIONS

By placing your advertisement to be run you agree with the terms and conditions of the Waimea Weekly. Namely, payment by the 20th of the following month, or in the event of non payment, the recovery of any debt and its costs will be on charged to the customer. This includes all costs and commissions paid to a debt recovery service. Should you require any further information please phone the newspaper on 544 9037.

Notice to all Advertisers

CLUB WAIMEA

Biblical Christ-Centred Worship Services:

Sunday 10:30 am & 5 pm

(03)547-3255www.rcnzonline.com/nelson

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Parish, Richmond

Weekend Mass TimesSaturday Vigil

6.30pm Richmond Church35 William Street

Sunday8.00am St Joseph’s

Pitfire Road, Wakefield9.30am Richmond Church

5.00pm Last Sunday of every month

St’s Peter & PaulMoutere Highway

All Welcome!Ph 544 8987

www.richmondcatholic.co.nz

FURNITURE REMOVAL

Certified Mac Technicianwww.mac111.co.nz

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Holy Trinity Anglican Church

27 Dorset St, RichmondPhone 544-8844

Sunday Service9.00am Traditional

10.30am ContemporaryTheme:

Being a Nelson Anglican

Wednesday 10.00amHoly Communion

www.holytrinityrichmond.org.nz

SUNDAY SERVICES Richmond 9.30am

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

Wakefield 11am Service1st & 3rd Sundays

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

Enquiries ph 544-8394

Waimea Methodist

Parish

Meeting Sunday10.30am

Ellis St, Brightwater(Plunket Rooms, next to Petrol Station)

Contact Dean 544 5784We’d love to see you there

OPPORTUNITY

Classified deadline 5pm MondayClassifieds Ph 544 9037

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PUBLIC NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICEPUBLIC NOTICE

Applications for Coaches/Managers for the 2013 Rugby Season for Senior A, B, Women’s and thirds to be sent by

30 August 2012 to;

The Secretary, WOBRFC,

P O Box 3191, Richmond

Waimea Old Boys RFC

Duane Whiting President

ST DAVID’SPRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH11 Florence Street, Richmond

Worship ServicesThis Sunday:

9.30am Classic Church

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Avon Leadership teamsWork/Home Reps neededOption to build a teamFree, Fun, call today!Ph:5440913 - 0211639625

PUBLIC NOTICE

Citizens Advice Bureau Nelson Tasman AGM

10am Wednesday 22 August at Hon Dr Nick

Smith’s headquarters Waimea Road,

Nelson. All welcome.

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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGof Nelson Budget Service Inc

OnWednesday 12th September 2012

Venue: 29 Selwyn Place, NelsonTime: 12 – 1pmFor more information please call 546 9021

or email [email protected]

Enrolment Scheme - ZoneThe school is required by the Ministry of Educa-tion to operate a scheme to manage out of zone enrolments. Details are available from the school

office and website.

The school has determined that the following places are likely to be available for out of zone

students for 2013:Year 7 – 15 places, Year 8 – 5 places

[email protected]

544-8994

Prospectus to students in local schools15-29 August

Year 6 Parent Evening13 September – 7:30pm

Enrolments due21 September

2013 Year 7 EnrolmentsWAIMEA INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL

Rabbit Island ForestThe Forest is open for Public Firewood

Collection onSaturday 18 August & Sunday 19 August

9am - 1pmCharge $10 per Standard Trailer (6x4)

Please follow signposts and observe all safety requirements

All proceeds go to Brightwater Playcentre

FIREWOOD

10am Sunday

Ablaze7pm Thursday

Cnr Croucher & Darcy St’s

TASMAN TENNIS CLUB - their AGM will be held at 4pm on Saturday 25 August 2012 at the Club-rooms, Gladstone Road. Social tennis from 1.30pm onwards. All welcome.

AGM

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15 AUGUST 2012

Public NoticesProposal for a Rates Remission Policy for Land Affected by Natural DisasterTasman District Council’s Proposal for a Rates Remission Policy for Land Affected by Natural Disaster is now available for public consultation. The proposed Policy is for residential land affected by natural disaster, in order to provide rating relief for ratepayers unable to inhabit their dwellings or buildings as a result of natural disaster.The Council has approved a Summary of Information and a Statement of Proposal for public consultation under section 83 of the Local Government Act 2002.Your views will help guide Council’s decision-making on whether to proceed with developing and adopting a policy.The proposal is contained in two documents:• ASummaryofInformation,whichoutlinesthedetailoftheproposal,thereasonfor

a proposal and the period for submissions.• AStatementofProposalwhichprovidesdetailontheproposal,options,financialand

other considerations.The above documents are available for viewing on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz/rates-remission and during normal office hours at the following Tasman District Council Service Centres:• Richmond,189QueenStreet,Richmond• Motueka,7HickmottPlace,Motueka• Takaka,78CommercialStreet,Takaka• Murchison,92FairfaxStreet,MurchisonLibraries:• DistrictLibrary,QueenStreet,Richmond• MotuekaLibrary,PahStreet,Motueka• TakakaMemorialLibrary,JunctionStreet,Takaka.The Summary of Information will be printed in the Tasman District Council’s Newsline circular, coverdate27July2012.Submissions are invited on the proposal for a Rates Remission Policy for Land Affected by Natural Disaster and must be received by 4.30 pm on 24 August 2012. Please post to:Submissions on Rates Remission PolicyChiefExecutive’sOfficeTasman District CouncilPrivate Bag 4Richmond7050OrdelivertoyourlocalTasmanDistrictCounciloffice;[email protected]

Public NoticesSummary of Information for Statement of ProposalDraft Tasman District Council Consolidated Bylaw Chapter 3 Control of Liquor in Public Places Bylaw 2012ThissummaryismadetofulfilthepurposesofSections83(1)(a)(ii)and89oftheLocalGovernment Act 2002. The summary contains details of the Statement of Proposal to replace theexistingTasmanDistrictCouncilConsolidatedBylawChapter3ControlofLiquorinPublicPlacesBylaw2007(existingBylaw).A. ChangesfromtheexistingBylawingeneraltermsrelatetotheareascoveredbytheliquor

baninBrightwaterandenvirons,Collingwood,Kaiteriteriandenvirons,Mapuaandenvirons,Motuekaandenvirons,Murchison,Poharaandenvirons,Richmondandenvirons,Riwakaandenvirons,Takakaandenvirons,TapaweraandWakefieldandenvirons.ChangesarealsointendedtothetimesthattheexistingBylawisinforce.Thosetimechangesincludea24hourliquorbanfortheCBDsinMotueka,RichmondandTakaka,andforpartoftheyearinRiwaka.TheearlierstartappliedtotheKaiteriteriliquorbanareaisextendedtocoverawiderperiodoftheholidayseason.Remainingareashaveliquorbanscommencingat7.00pm,comparedwith9.00pmintheexistingbylaw.

Changetothedefinitionof“PublicPlace”isincludedtoalignwiththedefinitionintheLocalGovernmentAct2002.FulldetailoftheseproposedchangesarecontainedinthedraftTasmanDistrictCouncilConsolidatedBylawChapter3ControlofLiquorinPublicPlacesBylaw2012(thedraftBylaw).

B. The full Statement of Proposal including the draft Bylaw may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the following places:

Tasman District Council, 189QueenStreet,Richmond

Tasman District Council, 7HickmottPlace,Motueka

Tasman District Council, 92FairfaxStreet,Murchison

Tasman District Council, 78CommercialStreet,Takaka

District Library, QueenStreet,Richmond

MotuekaLibrary, PahStreet,Motueka

TakakaMemorialLibrary, Commercial Street, Takaka

C. A copy of the full Statement of Proposal may be viewed or copied from the Tasman District Councilwebsiteat:www.tasman.govt.nz/link/liquor-ban

D. All submissions on the proposal are to be in writing and posted or delivered to: Katie Greer, ExecutiveAssistant,Environment&Planning,TasmanDistrictCouncil,PrivateBag4,189QueenStreet,Richmond7031,ortheymaybeemailedtoinfo@tasman.govt.nzorfaxedto035439524.FormsformakinganelectronicsubmissionareavailableontheTasmanDistrictCouncilwebsiteat:www.tasman.govt.nz/link/liquor-ban

E. SubmissionswillbereceivedatanytimefromMonday20August2012upto4.30pm onFriday21September2012.

Notice of meeting – Richmond Residents AssociationTuesday21August2012,7.30pm,RichmondRecreationCentre/RichmondTownHall (SmallMeetingRoom).

ENTRY: $5 Adults, Kids FREE

Expo 2012Trafalgar Centre, Nelson

Saturday 18 August 2012, 10.00am - 5.00pmSunday 19 August 2012, 10.00am - 4.00pm

Come and have fun at Ecofest trying out lots of new things, including wheels in every shape and size!

GETTING THERE IS HALF THE FUN!

Corporate Services CommitteeTasmanCouncilChambers,189QueenStreet,Richmond, Thursday16August2012,9.30am.Publicforum

Community Services CommitteeTasmanCouncilChambers,189QueenStreet,Richmond, Thursday23August2012,9.30am.Publicforum

Communications SubcommitteeTasmanCouncilChambers,189QueenStreet,Richmond, Thursday23August2012,1.30pmorconclusionofCommunityServices.Nopublicforum

Engineering Services CommitteeTasmanCouncilChambers,189QueenStreet,Richmond, Thursday30August2012,9.30am.Publicforum

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

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• Sales and Maintenance • Extinguishers • Fire Blankets • StayClean Extinguisher Cases

• Hose Reels • Servicing • Pressure Testing

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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.

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

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Welcome

HAIRDRESSING

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

60’s, 70’s, 80’s Full sound rig and

lighting system

Tel Calvin 541 9204 Mob 027 915 0612

Calvin’s Classic

DISCO

ENTERTAINMENT

COMPETIVE WEEKEND

RATES

DROP OFF & PICK UP

[email protected]

0279 250 222or 540 3017

FOR HIREREFRIGERATEDCHILLER TRAILER

REFRIGERATEDCHILLER TRAILER

ALL EVENTS, PARTIES, WEDDINGS

HIRE

PLUMBER

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

BUILDER

Kitchen & BathroomSpecialist

Plus more...

Be seen!Advertise here

from only $15 +gst

per week

544 9037

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

PLUMBER


from only $15 +gst

per week

544 9037

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Trades & ServicesClassifieds22 WEDNESDAY 15 August 2012 Classifieds WEDNESDAY 15 August 2012 23

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 BRAKE & CLUTCH BUILDER

• HolidayHomes• BushCabins• Renovation

CLEANING DIGGERS ELECTRICIAN ELECTRICIAN

Ph: 021 482 088 or 542 2328

Email: [email protected] Coach Pl, Brightwater


Domestic and Commercial Wiring

Maintenance and Repairs

FINANCIAL SERVICES GARDENING GAS STAYS

INTERIOR SEWING KERBING

ACCESS EQUIPMENT

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

All Terrain Scissor Lift12m Platform Height

FIRST IN NELSON

RT 3970Now Available

Also a complete range- Scissor Lifts - Cherry Pickers

- Knuckle Booms- Prompt & Knowledgeble

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

Exterior andInterior Painting,Airless Spraying

and Wallpapering

Call Elly for a FREE Quote

PAINTER

Your one stop shop for all

Garden, Lawn Maintenance,

Landscaping & Handyman Services.

AL FRESCO

Call Andrew or Wendy Neame

Garden & Property Maintenance

544 0444 021 255 [email protected]

Work Place First Aid Courses

0800 487 475

8, 15, 23, 30, 311, 12, 20, 27, 28, 2910, 18, 25, 26, 27

Aug:Sept:Oct:

Call NOW to register

Corporate Rates Available

GARDENING

PAINTER PAINTER PAINTER

ELECTRICIAN

0800 827 772www.tasmansparkies.co.nz

Locally owned Fully qualified electriciansCompetitive ratesResidential ‐ new and oldCommerical

Call Dave, Brent or Tristan today

TRAININGSIGNAGE

ELECTRICIANCONSULTANTS

FIREWISEFIRE EXTINGUISHER SPECIALISTS

Call Mark on

027 227 608818 Cargill Place, RichmondEmail: [email protected]

www.firewise.co.nz

• Sales and Maintenance • Extinguishers • Fire Blankets • StayClean Extinguisher Cases

• Hose Reels • Servicing • Pressure Testing

Fighting Fit Boxing Club

Kotua Place, Wakatu Ind Estate, Stoke

027 556 6571

Mon & Wed Senior Training 6pmTue Beginner Class

Junior 4pm, Senior 6pmThurs ladies only5.15pm - 6.30pm

New Classes

FIRE PROTECTION GYM

WHOLESALEFIREWOOD

Clean, dry firewood

FREE Delivery (Conditions apply)

Ph: 027 922 9611

Pine

Macro

Gum

$50$60$70

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FIREWOOD

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

BARKBLOWERARBORIST/TREES

[email protected]

Friendly Plumbing Services

Great Service at a Friendly Price

Tel Calvin 541 9204Mob 027 915 0612

PLUMBER

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

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.

- 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

544 9037F 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

Available

for weekend

work at no

extra cost

Call Brenda 027 842 1780

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

FREE QUOTES

or 541 [email protected]

CLEANING

ACCOUNTANT

PLUMBING & GAS

Ph: 543 8090


Since 1915

Kevin Harris

Small Jobs

Welcome

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

Ph: 543 8090


Since 1915

Kevin Harris

Small Jobs

Welcome

HAIRDRESSING

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

60’s, 70’s, 80’s Full sound rig and

lighting system

Tel Calvin 541 9204 Mob 027 915 0612

Calvin’s Classic

DISCO

ENTERTAINMENT

COMPETIVE WEEKEND

RATES

DROP OFF & PICK UP

[email protected]

0279 250 222or 540 3017

FOR HIREREFRIGERATEDCHILLER TRAILER

REFRIGERATEDCHILLER TRAILER

ALL EVENTS, PARTIES, WEDDINGS

HIRE

PLUMBER

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

BUILDER

Kitchen & BathroomSpecialist

Plus more...


from only $15 +gst

per week

544 9037

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

PLUMBER


from only $15 +gst

per week

544 9037

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