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Andrew Board

We’re determined that this isn’t going

to happen.– Waimea Village resident

Barry King.

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Merry Christmas from Stoke

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Lynn Christensen loves Christmas. Loves decorating, loves baking and loves celebrating Christmas.Even the rolling eyes of her four chil-dren aren’t enough to stop her turning her Stoke home into the semi-shrine to the day.Lynn has nine full-sized Christmas trees in her home – each with its own theme – has dozens of other decora-

tions, lights and has even made a gin-gerbread village, which took about a day to complete. She says it takes sev-eral weeks to finish the entire display, which grows each year. “What’s not to love about Christmas, it’s so much fun. I like bling and I like sparkle and it is the time to do that.”In previous years her younger chil-dren have helped with the decorations

but with the youngest now in her mid-teens, Lynn says the work is left up to her. “They are over it I think, they say I’m mad, I won’t tell you what my son calls me,” she jokes.This year, to show off her impres-sive Christmas display, Lynn opened her home to neighbours, friends and anyone else that wanted to come and check it out.

Christmas lover opens decorated home to public

Lynn Christensen, of Stoke, with a gingerbread village she made for a Christmas open home at her house last week. Lynn has nine Christmas trees in her home. Photo: Andrew Board.

Residents to fight ‘unfair’ lease increaseWaimea Village lease set to double

Some Waimea Village residents’ fear they will be forced out of their homes after it was re-vealed that their lease payments could almost double.Waimea Village owners, Michael and Carolyn Wright issued a break-down of costs to the W a i m e a V i l l a g e R e s i d e n t s Committee – which in turn passed it on to oth-er residents last week. The letter, pre-pared by accountancy firm WHK, recommends that the lease of each of the villages’ 170 homes is raised 91 percent, from $960 a year to $1838. The proposed cost in-crease has infuriated residents, who own their home and pay their own rates, power and water.

They pay the lease for certain services includ-ing a ride to Richmond, use of the community hall, upkeep of commu-nal lawns and gardens and security. The issue has also come to the attention of lo-cal politicians who are

labeling the p r o p o s e d i n c r e a s e s as “outra-geous” and “untenable”.Some resi-dents were happy to speak with

Nelson Weekly, but re-luctant for their names to be printed. One elderly resident, who has been in the village for two years and was visibly upset when speaking, says she has no way of paying the increase and was afraid she would be “kicked out before Christmas”.Continued on page 3.

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Santa, aka former NCC councillor Graeme Thom-as, gets a lift to work in the City Centre Arcade in a bright red car courtesy of Health 2000 in the ar-cade. Photo: Andrew Board.

The annual Canterbury Community Trust Lantern Celebration attracted a re-cord crowd for the walk up the Centre of New Zealand on Saturday night.Crowds gathered at the Botanical Reserve to listen to carols from Nelson City Brass, before two unusual Swiss mountaineers opened the ceremonial gates and the walk up the hill began at 8pm. The celebration was a Summer in Nelson event, presented by Nelson City Council.Along the way walkers encountered the Snow Queen, Robin Hood and his Merry Men, the ancient knitting woman, two talking trees, the King of the Mountain and many other wacky installations. At the top of the hill the colourful Samba de Sol band entertained, along with a dance based on the myth of Maui and the sun god. Coming back down the hill in the dark there were laser lights playing on the trees, a choir singing and colourful lanterns lighting the gateway. Organisers estimated there were around 3600 people that attended, about 500 more than usual.

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• Some Nelson police will honoured this afternoon at the Police Pay Parade. The annual parade will honour several officers including two promotions for Sergeant Karl Parfitt and Inspector Ross Lienert. Other awardees are Sergeant Lyn Flem-ing for the NZ police equity and diver-sity award; Senior Constable Christopher Gladstone for the district commander’s commendation; Mr Paul Winter for a 21 year service badge and Sergeant David Lauer, Senior Constable Terry Hunt, De-tective Nigel McMorran and Senior Con-stable Martin Tutton, all for the 14 year long service and good conduct medal.

• The opportunity to visit the country’s largest farm will open up next week. From next Tuesday, 28 December people will be able to drive through the spectacular high country landscape of Molesworth Station, in south Marlborough. Last year around 9000 people made the road trip during the 14-week open period. Anyone planning to travel on the road should first check the road is open, says DoC.

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Others are angry. One man, who owns a home in Waimea Village to house his elderly mother, says he was told when he bought the two-bedroom cottage that the lease would increase, but only at minimal rates. “I’d be bloody pissed off if they tried to force this [increase] on us.”In the breakdown of costs, WHK principal John Murray writes that $118,087 is needed for management costs, including $75,000 for a manager’s salary, $22,255 for manager’s accommoda-tion and a further $20,832 for vehicle leases. It also states that $29,974 is needed for preventative road maintenance. But the figure most con-cerning residents is the maintenance fund. As stip-ulated by the lease agree-ment, Michael and Carolyn are required to have a fund for maintenance and repair not less than two percent of the estate’s market value. According to John’s report, the value of the estate is $19,790,000, meaning a fund of $395,800 is needed. They don’t have the money, but plan to raise it over five years through the increase in lease fees.Residents Committee chair Barry King, says the committee will fight the proposal all the way to arbitration if necessary, despite threats urging them not to. “They [management] turned up thinking it would be a cakewalk [to increase the prices], but they found the committee isn’t as silly as they thought we were. “At a meeting we had, we were threatened that if

we took it to arbitration those figures would be padded out even more, none of the committee takes kindly to threats. We’re determined that this isn’t going to happen.”He confirmed that the committee had sought advice from lawyers and accountants in fighting the increase.Richmond councillors have also added their

voice of disapproval at the plan. Kit Maling slammed the proposal and says he is willing to fight for the resi-dents. “I think that’s outrageous. It’s not fair; a lot of those are retired people without much money. They are a vulner-able part of our community and many could not afford that sort of increase.”Judene Edgar, another Rich-mond ward councillor, says the increase is “untenable”. “The majority of residents in there are not going to be able to sustain a price increase of that magnitude with no jus-tification.”Both Michael Wright and John Murray refused to comment when contacted by Nelson Weekly. A reply to the proposal is not

due from the residents committee until the end of January, until then Barry is urging calm in the Village.“He can’t just change things willy, nilly. We have a lease, signed on both sides and the lease lays out what he can and can’t do. We are asking for people not to panic, we live here too and we will do the very best we can. We are handing this, make no mistake.”

Residents to fight ‘unfair’ lease increaseContinued from page 1.

Waimea Village in Richmond has 170 homes and is proposing to double the lease on each one.


Stan and Bev Hollis outside their Atawhai home which they spend weeks decorating for Christmas. Photo: Andrew Board.

Walking Auckland’s famous Franklin Rd eight years ago, the suburban street upon which every resident lights their house for Christmas, Stan and Bev Hollis were in-spired.That inspiration made its way to their Atawhai home where they began decorat-ing their house each Christmas. Over the years as the collection has grown, so to as the size of the display and the amount of time it takes to put up.Stan says several weekends are spent on the lights and his Blenheim-based son joins him to help with the high stuff.“We start putting it all together at the start of November; it probably takes about 60 hours all up.”The Hollis’ along with 18 other home own-ers in Nelson, are taking part in the regions Harcourt’s Light Up Nelson event, where people can vote on which house is lit up the best in an online competition, run by Clas-

sic Hits Radio Station. A map is available on line and people are encouraged to jump in their car and visit the brightly-lit homes. Bev says it’s a thrill to see the look on the faces of the children who come along to check out the lights. “It’s great and we have a train and all sorts they can watch so they get a real kick out of it.”Once pulled down, the decorations the couple has collected almost fills their ga-rage and Stan says he would hate to think how much they have spent on the decora-tions. “Let’s not go there,” he joked.Despite using 50 multi-boxes to plug in the lights they say the increase to their power bill isn’t much, certainly not enough to be a deterrent. “It’s fun and I think we will con-tinue to do it as long as we are having fun,” says Bev.To find the Light Up Nelson map visit www.lightupnelson.co.nz.

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Mad rush is onChristmas shopping into final days

Robynne Thomas, of Atawhai, walks through a busy Nelson Market on Saturday morning. Many retailers reported they were very busy on on the last weekend before Christmas. Photo: Andrew Board.

Retailers are bracing for a last minute rush from Christ-mas shoppers after a “steady” weekend.Uniquely Nelson manager, Rowena Richards says retail-ers she has spoken to were happy with the weekend’s trade – the last before Christ-mas Day – but it certainly was not off-the-charts successful.“There was a nice atmosphere around town on the week-end and some retailers I’ve spoken to were so busy they had queues to the counter, but most said it was a steady weekend. There was a good

flow of people in town, but not madness.”Fashion Island manager, Nicola Dolan says she is ex-pecting a busy week ahead and also described last week-end as steady. “The feedback I’ve had from tenants is that customers are shopping and spending, but they want a bargain. We are expecting Thursday and Friday to be ba-nanas.”The biggest shopping day of the year will most likely be reserved for Boxing Day though with bargain-hunters set to get an even bigger deal.


Dear Sir or Madam,You were wonderful, thank you. Your support for the Lions Club Heads Up Campaign has helped us raise a whole lot of money for child-oriented chari-ties. Your inventive photographs and interesting articles have encouraged many folk from the Nelson Region to dig out old and foreign money which has found its way to us. We sent it via Resene Paints and Fastway Couri-ers from Nelson to Wellington where other Lions sorted it and added it to similar piles from other places all over the country. Much then went direct to the Reserve Bank where they changed it dollar for dollar, some went to be melt-

ed down in Christchurch, and some was carted overseas such as Aussie dol-lars and Euros. Lastly, much of the for-eign money is being sold on Trade Me. Groups like Outward Bound, Spirit of Adventure and Sir Edmund Hillary Outdoor Pursuits Centre will benefit directly so once again, thank you Nel-son Weekly, and your readers, for such brilliant support.Yours Sincerely,Paul Lunberg,Nelson North Lions Club.

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November paper for ‘Peanut League Tee Ball’. Reporter Phillip Rollo enjoyed watching the half hour session and pre-sented a great photo and article. As a result of the article, inquiries flooded in and over 30 turned up the following Saturday. Our Regional Game Devel-opment Officer Lesley McIntosh has re-ceived positive feedback and inquiries from Softball NZ to take our fun Peanut League ideas for 3-4 year olds to other centres in NZ. A comment from a fami-ly: “It’s awesome to have something fun for under 5’s, that’s got the basic skills for Tee Ball.”Julie Brockie,Coordinator Peanut League Tee Ball.

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Jared Dacombe and Big Brother mentor Turhan Djemal are counting down the days to the 2011 Trolley Derby.But the wait is nearly over as the Robertson’s Trolley Derby is now confirmed for March 26. This date ensures competitors get plenty of time after the summer holi-days to finish completing their trolleys in time for the iconic race down Colling-wood St.The associated charity for the event will be Big Broth-ers Big Sisters, a youth men-toring organisation. It is based on a programme that helps young people reach their full potential, by pair-ing them with adult mentors who create a positive differ-ence in their lives. Gilbert Robertson, Director at Rob-ertson Chartered Account-ants, says the locally based charity was chosen for the Robertson’s Trolley Derby because it was a good fit with the idea of building backyard trolleys. “For us, the process of building a trolley is all about adults working along-side kids and having fun on

a cool project,” Gilbert says. “Most of us had our parents, grandparents or other fam-ily members build us trolleys as kids, and for next year’s derby I am building one with my kids, but there are many young New Zealanders who don’t have positive role mod-els in their lives. The job Big Brothers Big Sisters does for Nelson families are of huge

importance. It is truly inspi-rational.”Jared, 12, and Turhan are Big Brothers Big Sisters’ 300th ‘match’ from the Nelson pro-gramme and have already started working on their trolley for the race. Turhan is a Nelson Trolley Club member and was paired with Jared who has been compet-ing in the derby for the last

few years.There will also be different activities in the build up to the derby that will support Big Brothers Big Sisters.“The derby is a great excuse for children and grown-ups to build trolleys together and then go flat out down a hill, so we encourage Nelsonians of all ages and abilities to get involved.”

Jared Dacombe, 12, and Turhan Djemal with a trolley they are working on for the Robert-son’s Trolley Derby on March 26. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Out&About• A L L T H E F U N • A L L T H E P A R T I E S • A L L T H E G O O D T I M E S

Dave and Karen Jordan, Kelly Vercoe and John Duff at the Boat House.

Zhoe Post and Rachel Harlen at Rachel’s 19th birthday at Liquid.

Julia Hodg-son and Jaime Kingi at Liquid on Saturday night.

Jenny Dickie and Kate Bradley at a special Christmas open night at Jays last

Thursday.

Denis Daly, Graham Vercoe, Shirley Vercoe and Mark Affleck at the GJ Gardiner 10th Anniversary.

Stefan Herbst, Andy Selwood, Jenelle Strickland and Ryan Hunter.

Denise and Bayden Gerrish at NZ Safety Christmas Party last week.

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Paulette and Melanie Potter at Jays last week.

Karen Gill, Sandra Waine, Rosemarie Pinker and Karen Jordan at Jays.

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Another busy week for the Out & About camera, but also the last week for it in 2010. Nelson Weekly has joined forces with its cousin Waimea Weekly for a special holiday edition after Christmas. The full

Nelson Weekly will publish again on Januray 11. But

if do have any holiday snaps that you would like

printed please do send them in to editorial@

nelsonweekly.co.nz. We love seeing your photos. This week we went along to GJ Gardiner’s 10th An-

niversary at the Boathouse on Saturday night. We

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• Four container ships, a new tuna ves-sel for repairs, the Cape Ferrat departure, the Monte Stello, nine large fishing vessel movements and several smaller ones, a log ship, a cement ship, some ships refu-elling, all led to the port personnel being kept very busy.• A small conflict on Wednesday night between the yacht racers and a ship com-ing in was sensibly resolved by a slight de-lay in the start race. • The Thursday night swims continue from the Yacht Club on Wakefield Quay with great success. It is good to see the in-creased level of safety measures with sup-port from kayakers. • The boat ramps; during this time of great activity please be patient, don’t loiter on the ramp, get well clear as quickly as possible. If you meet the HM or a launch warden, respond with a smile, we care for your wellbeing. • Monaco is popular with water skiers, jet skis and swimmers. It appears a HM pres-ence may be necessary, there are some guys or girls on jet skis or power boats that fail to understand that 5 knots within 200m of the shore or 50m of a swimmer means no faster than walking pace. The law is a national one and it carries a hefty fine. Some people have suffered serious consequence for ignoring it so I implore you to be aware of your responsibilities.Safe Boating this summer,

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Left; Mrs T F Morley and baby Feb 1877.Morley Mrs and baby, Nelson Provincial Mu-seum, W E Brown Col-lection:13139.Below; Theatrical Group. Nelson Pro-vincial Museum, F N Jones Collection: FNJ 6x8_67.Can you tell us more about these photos? Email details to the above address.To celebrate the anniversary of

Nelson as New Zealand’s first so-lar city, Uniquely Nelson and Solar City New Zealand announced the lucky household to win a free so-lar hot water system as part of this year’s Uniquely Nelson Christmas Shop and Win prize giveaway. The grand prize, of one solar hot water system up to the value of $10,000 as part of the Uniquely Nelson Christmas promotion, has been won by John Scowen who in the spirit of Christmas has gifted this to his family Caleb and Denel-le Scowen of Stoke. Rowena Richards of Uniquely Nel-son says: “Every year our mem-bers like to give something back to the community that has supported us across the year and we are de-lighted to have retained SolarCity

as our grand sponsor this year.”A solar hot water system should save the average home (four per-son family) in Nelson about $450 a year in electricity. Caleb says a big thank you to his dad who entered this competition at the Jaycar Nel-son store. “It is such a wonderful gift for Christmas and with a family of five we are looking forward to the power of the sun putting some cash back in our pockets.” Nelson residents also have the op-portunity of buying solar hot water via the Nelson City Council’s solar saver scheme where the cost of the system is attached to the property over a ten year loan period. A free solar hot water home assessment can be booked with SolarCity on-line www.solarcity.co.nz.

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Love fish n chips? Then you’ll love the all new Seabreeze City Takeaways.New owners Calvert and Donna James know how to cook great fish n chips and now they are in charge of Seabreeze. Their last shop in Blenheim was judged one of the top five fish and chip shops in New Zealand, a feat the couple want to replicate in Nelson.

Calvert and Donna packed up and left Blen-heim in a matter of weeks after finding out that Seabreeze was on the market. They saw the potential in the location and size of Sea-breeze and are hoping to make it known as the best fish and chip shop in Nelson.Calvert says the range of the shop is a big plus, but the reason the shop will do well is because it is nothing fancy, “just good ole fish

and chips.” Although his secret golden batter recipe might have one or two things to do with it.“We also like to source all burger ingredients locally and all the contents fresh daily when possible,” Calvert says.The new fish and chip shop is open seven days, to place your order phone them on 546-6299.

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Beautiful flowers for Christmas, order now from Stoke’s only florist.

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Merry Christmas from Mike, Dean and Felix

Christmas Fruit Mince Tarts and Christmas Cake (Decorated and plain)

Stoke Bakery Cake Kitchen510 Main Road Stoke

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All beautifully hand and home made with

fresh ingredients.

The team at Blanchett Chartered Accountancy wishes to thank clients for

all their support throughout 2010.

Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas!

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Thursday 23 December 2010 and reopening on Monday 17 January 2011 (a skeleton staff will be

in attendance from Monday 10 January 2011).

Best wishes for a safe and enjoyable festive season from Lee and the team at

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Well done Stoke – you’ve done us all proud!


McCashin’s Brewery Cafe Open 7 days 7am – 4pm. Yummy Sublime Coffee.

Check out our Coffee and Panini Deal – only $8.50! Free bouncy castle every Wednesday.

McCashin’s Brewery Bottlestore Open 7 days 7am – 6pm. Check out our specials and

2nds ... loads of bargains – FYO beer and cider.

McCashin’s Market3pm – 7pm every Saturday during summer.

Live music, garden bar, local produce, crafts and food. Come down and have a meal for under

$10 and enjoy the music and atmosphere!

McCashin’s Brewery would like to thank the Stoke locals for their support and

patronage in 2010.

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Katherine, Averil, Glenne and Justine would like to wish their

clients a very Merry Christmas and happy holidays.

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The Nelson Cadet Unit has made history, defending its national championship after winning it for the first time last year.The nine-man team arrived home on Sunday with wide smiles de-spite three days of intense compe-tition and a six hour bus ride home from West Melton, near Christch-urch. Team leader Warrant Officer Class 2 Rory East says the win was as satisfying as last year, but it was a close thing. Both Nelson and Man-gawai were tied with six wins each at the end of skills competition. “We were all counting and going wait, we’ve got six and they’ve got six, what does that mean?”It meant a count back on placings was required; Nelson had more

second places than Mangawai, so it held onto its title.“We were so rapt, but we couldn’t do anything because we were all formed up, standing to attention. But once we were dismissed we were totally stoked,” says Rory.The group, based from the Nelson Army headquarters on Rutherford St, is totally independent from the Army, although it a sound base for young people wanting to head to the armed forces. It had been pre-paring for several months for the regional and national skills test and a long weekend of pain was the catalyst for the win says unit commander Tim Hoffman.“We really pushed them and worked them hard, but from that

they came away as a really tight unit and one that worked for each other. They were definitly ready for nationals.”Nelson qualified for the finals after winning South Island regionals. It then faced Mangawai and Palm-erston North in the national final. Rory says there was not one activ-ity that stood out as the hardest, but keeping their mind on the job was the most difficult part of the competition. “After the first day we had worked so hard and early on day two it was pouring with rain and we were thinking ‘god, we’ve still got two days to go’. We put our heads down though and kept working for each other.”

National champions: The Nelson Cadet Unit with its national trophy, they are from left; Lance corporal David West, cadet Tiernan Zanoni, cadet Dayne Westly, Lance corporal Mark Carpenter, under officer Daniel Babinski, warrant officer class 2 Rory East, cadet Patrick Savill, Lance corporal Jon Lord and staff sergeant Andrew Marriott. Photo: Andrew Board.

Nelson cadets defend national title

Born on Christmas Day its ob-vious how Noel Waters got his ‘Christian’ or first name. But unlike another famous Christ-mas baby Noel is hardly with-out sin, fibbing at least once about his age so as to leave Waimea College at just 14 to become an apprentice carpet layer. To be fair Noel had asked his dad Jack who agreed to let his son begin a trade which he’s still doing today, 50 years on.In January 1961 Noel began work for the iconic floor cov-ering specialists, Coles in Nel-son, under the guidance of Bill Knight. From his expertise in the trade to his short stature and bandy-leggedness Noel has emulated his late, great tu-tor to a tee.After a stint in Australia Noel returned to work for Coles and live with his parents who encouraged him to take a wife, settle down and build a nest of his own. Heather Eggers of the

famous and prodigious Mou-tere Hills clan, was prepared for the challenge to help tame Noel and so the couple were married in 1969. Noel and the late Brian Tay-lor left Coles in 1972 to go out on their own as Nelson Lino Layers, the Waters’ car being sold in favour of a van which doubled as a work vehicle and family wagon. Noel’s brother Allan, a floor sander, joined the contracting business which still operates today.Noel and Heather have three children – Shane, Brendon and Janine – and six grandchildren who all live locally.‘Grumpy’ to his friends and workmates, Noel is a popu-lar and regular patron at Club Waimea where he has been a member since day one. Despite qualifying for a well-earned pension from this Sat-urday, Noel has no thoughts of hanging up his knee kicker just yet.

Grumpy Waters clocks up 50 years of covering floors

Noel ‘Grumpy’ Waters doing what he does best after 50 years at a carpet layer. Insert; Noel just before leaving school at 14.


Sport14 TUESDAY 21 December 2010

T/20 cricket finds a home

in Nelson

Wakatu wicketkeeper Mason Robinson attempts to run out Wanderers batsman Joseph O’Conner in a Car Company Twenty/20 cricket game at Lower Ngawatu on Saturday. It is the first time that format of the game has been played in a Nelson club cricket competition. Wakatu were the stand outs on the day beating Stoke/Nayland in the morn-ing before thrashing Wanderers in the afternoon. Sprig & Fern Waimea Toi Toi United got some revenge from its two day final loss last week, beating at Marsden Rec in the afternoon. The T/20 competition has been squeezed into the senior club calendar before the one-day competition begins in January. Photo: Andrew Board.

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It takes a calm presence to become a referee. Coaches, players and even spectators constantly barking orders at you. But one Nelson boy doesn’t mind it at all. In fact he thrives in the pressure environment of controlling a game, even at a young age. Nayland College student Jamie Hoult, 18, has been a referee for just over four years now, and he was recently selected to take his whistle to Australia for the Pacific Coast Slam Tour in January. The Pacific Coast Slam Tour in Port Macquaire will showcase the top teenage basketball teams from New Zealand and Australia. Over there Jamie will also officiate the Sydney Cup where teams will play against New South Wales metro and club sides in the lead up to the bigger tournament. “This is huge,” he says.Jamie is always keen to help out in sport, and he only became a referee when he was at a mini ball game and the actual one did not show up. “I just grabbed a whistle and went on.”Jamie has been referee-ing both basketball and rugby at primary, sec-ondary school, senior A and senior B levels throughout the region.But earlier in the year his basketball offici-ating saw him go to Porirua for the National Under-15 Basketball

Championship where he was involved all the way up to the semi final and third/fourth playoff. “It was a different experience that’s for sure. You had some very intense coaches.”Being younger than your average ref, Jamie cops a bit of abuse from the sidelines from people who try to push him around. But he does not seem to mind, and says he finds it easy to block out. “You just listen to what you want to. It happened in Porirua. I just told the coach to control his crowd.”During the basketball season Jamie is busy five days a week helping out. This dedication didn’t go unnoticed, he was awarded the Gowan’s Trophy for outstanding contribution to sport at the Nayland College sports prize giving.Jamie’s trip to Australia is going to cost $3000, so he will be busy over the next month trying to fund his trip. “I’m nervous, but I’m looking forward to it.”If you wish to donate money towards Jamie’s trip, give him a call on 5472817.

Nelson ref whistling his way to OzPhillip Rollo

Nelson referee Jamie Hoult, 18, is a rugby and basketball referee and has been selected to officate at a tournament in Australia. He is currently raising funds for the trip. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Cable Bay pistol club shooting for success... safely

With Rotorua’s speedway having a rep-utation as one of the trickiest tracks in the country, local Super Stock champion Brett Nicholls was keen to get a feel for the foreign dirt before the New Zealand Super Stock Championships on Decem-ber 27.He took the opportunity to travel north at the weekend to compete in the second leg of the House of Travel series and left locals and visiting drivers, who were very familiar with the testing track, scratching their heads with admiration as the south-ern raider took the spoils on the night.Brett’s dad Phil says, “We were lucky enough to draw pole position for the first race and a get win straight away. We drew 13 for the next race and gained a good 4th and then a 6th from position 22 on the grid was enough for Brett to score most points and win the event on the night.”Phil says the Rotorua track, one of the smallest in the country with a nasty tight corner, isn’t a favourite with most driv-ers but Brett enjoyed it and was able to cope with light drizzle which threatened to postpone racing.“Because we’d travelled so far for this the

club was good to us and allowed Brett to have 15 practice laps earlier on just in case the meeting got rained out.”It was on the same day last year that

Brett won the South Island Super Stock Champs at Blenheim. He has left his car at Rotorua for the NZ champs on De-cember 27.

Nicholls fires warning shot for NZ Champs

Brett Nicholls, on the bumper of his super stock, with his team after the South Is-land Championship win. They are from left; Ben McMasters, Adam Taylor, Tony Terrill, Phil Nicholls and Tony White.

crickET Nelson’s Mitchell Drummond, Connor Neynens and Dan Wightman have been named in the Central Districts under-18 cricket team following Nelson’s third-place finish at the CD age-group tournament in Napier last week.

FooTbAll Down to ten men after just 40 minutes, the odds were Canterbury United reclaiming the ASB Youth League title against Waitakere United. Nelson trio; Adam Smith, Billy Scott and Coey Turipa all started for Canterbury, but struggled against their north-ern opponents. Waitakere scored twice to seal the victory. Alex Ridsdale also made an ap-pearance late in the game.

FooTbAll Gagame Feni came on after 80 minutes for Canterbury United in their 2-0 defeat to Waitakere in the ASB Premiership. Last year’s runners up are struggling early in the competition. Gagame now heads home to the Solomon Islands for the first time in three years to spend Christmas with his family, be-fore returning to play in front of his new home in Nelson against Team Wellington on January 16.

SkATing TRB Skate shop is hosting a skate competition at Neale Park this Thursday from 5pm. The comp will be divided in to two cat-egories; S.K.A.T.E and best trick. Due to poor weather the previously planned Sunday event was brought back. There are plenty of cool spot prizes including New Zea-land made decks. Skaters of all ability levels are welcome.

IN BRIEF

To celebrate its 10th anniversary the Tour de Femme has in-troduced the Randonnee category for riders not wanting to race but keen to do ‘the Tour’. Randonnee will ride the 5 stage tour albeit slightly shortened.A feature of this year’s Tour is the possibility of a local taking

out the Maglia Rosa (winners) jersey. With no ‘big’ names on the line the 50 strong field includes a number who have gained experience in previous years and are back for the chal-lenge. The five stage tour starts on Tuesday 28 December and finishes two days later.

Tineli Nelson cycling Tour de Femme turns ten

Members of the Cable Bay Pistol Club which competed at a national tournament last month. They are from left; Brian Bishop, Danny Hill, Sharon Harvey, Bruce Harvey and Ross Sendon. Photo: Andrew Board.

A small Nelson club has shot its way to national standings and member Brian Bishop says its all about building a solid base.The Cable Bay Pistol Club took several top plac-ings at the National Practical Shooting Confeder-ation championships earlier this year, a top effort for the seven-person team. “We’re a small club with about 25 members but we make a lot of noise when we go away.”The club was formed in 1993, growing from the Nelson Pistol Club, which is based in Golden Downs. Since then it has built a reputation around gun safety and competition success.Bruce Harvey was the pick of the Nelson shooters at the recently championships, finishing third in the three gun open event, followed closely by Bri-an in fourth position. Another Cable Bay shooter, Nigel Rout finished sixth in the same event. Sha-ron Harvey also performed well, finishing second in the standard ungraded class at her first match away from Nelson. Brian says the club is heavily focused on safety and gets a few glares from other clubs for its strictness. “If you drop a gun, point the gun in the wrong direction or accidentally dis-charge it then you are gone for the whole competi-tion, so we get really strict on it at home so when we go away we don’t get disqualified.”Brian says competing is a thrill and those involved are passionate about the sport. “It is an adrenaline rush went you’re up there and to get a handgun licence you have to jump through a whole bunch of hoops so if you have your handgun licence you really want it.”For more information on the club visit its website at www.cbpc.co.nz.

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Anything – Marine “Car Boot Sale”Saturday 15 January 2011, Monaco Reserve, Monaco, 10.30am start. Bring all your old, unwanted or no-longer used. boats, mo-tors, chandlery, fishing gear, water ski’s etc and put it up for sale free of charge. For more information, phone the Commodore on 021.224.4088

Nelson North Lions Club Arts and Craft Fair Tahunanui Beach Sports Field Sunday 2nd January 2011 9am to 4pm. Art, Craft, Entertainment and Food stalls. Free Entry. For information contact Gary at 03 547 2804

“Fiesta y Cena Navideña ̈ Christmas party and potluck dinner for all the Hispanic-Speaking community, Friday 24 Dec 2010 7pm, phone Dayanira 021548898 or Ruby 02102223705.

YOGA ON THE BEACH. Saturdays 8am Wednesdays 7.45am Tahunanui main beach. No experience needed. Also will be on Xmas day and New Years day. Bring a mat or towel. $5. Phone 5464670 / 0276221878.

Nelson Newcomers Network Mike and Milli hosting a fortnightly coffee group at the Alchemy Café Bateup Rd Richmond alternate Thursday mornings from 10am. Contact Mike or Milli Greenavalt at 544 7906. All newcomers welcome.

Harmony Chorus & “You Know It Duo”Tuesday December 21: Frank Meria (singer/pianist) Christmas Concert 1.30pm. $2.00 entry. Wednesday December 22: The Golden Girls Variety Christmas Show 1.30pm $2.00 entry Sun City Rock n Roll Club.

McCashins Brewery Summer Saturday Market “It’s all hap-pening in Stoke ... Live music, food stalls, fresh produce, crafts, car boot stalls, bouncy castle, and cold beer, lemonade and cider in our new beer garden.”

Free bouncy castle every Wednesday at McCashins Brewery and Cafe, 660 Main Road, Stoke with a child friendly play area”.

TOP OF THE SOUTH MORRIS MINOR CLUB INC Sunday 19 December Christmas Lunch Stoneridge Cafe 11.30am. Interested contact Julie Ph5473316 Trevor Ph5268884 before by Tuesday 14th.

CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS IN VICTORY SQUARE – Carols, Christmas Karaoke, a free BBQ, decoration making, and games for kids and adults alike. Everyone welcome – Sun-day 19th December 12:30pm. Organised by Victory Community Anglican Church, Victory Community Association and Victory Com-munity Centre. Enquiries ph 546 9057’

A Night for Blokes in Nelson. Man’s night is held every 2nd Tuesday of the month - no charge All welcome for a relaxed informal evening with other local men of Nelson discussing important issues and subjects not usually raised openly among men such as children, health, women, personal growth, self improvement and advice.

Under Five Jive Christmas Party Victory Community Anglican Church 238 Vanguard St Nelson Friday December 19 at 10am. NB No music and movement sessions 9.30 or 10.45. Sessions recommence at usual times Friday 4 January 2011.

Harmony Chorus & “You Know It Duo”Tuesday December 21: Frank Meria (singer/pianist) Christmas Concert 1.30pm. $2.00 entry. Wednesday December 22: The Golden Girls Variety Christmas Show 1.30pm $2.00 entry Sun City Rock n Roll Club

REGULAR EVENTSBeach League Volleyball Summer beach series - join the fun with a team of four. Every Weds at 5.30pm. Double league every Sun-day 4pm. Walkin’s for day welcome. Only $34 season fee per player. Call Jace 5451122 or 0210511666.

Waimarama Community Gardens, Brook Valley – “Give a hand and learn a lot!” Ex-perienced gardeners & volunteers meet every Friday 4 to 6 pm. Composting with Adrian – “Help & Learn!”, every second Thursday from 9.30 am. Small amounts of compost available for those who help make it, please bring bag or container. All sessions are free, just turn up! En-quiries 548 4575 or [email protected]

The Lighthouse Spiritual Centre Meets every Monday night, 7.30-8.30pm, at the Age Concern Hall, Trafalgar St. (opp Trail-ways). Weekly speakers & light workers.

Enner Glynn Playcentre Quality early childhood education for children aged 0-6. Visit us and see for yourselves Monday-Friday 9.15-11.45 am, your first 3 visits are free! 8 Enner Glynn Road, phone 5474007

Playgroup, Victory Community Play-group. 9 - 11.30am Tuesday & Thursday, also Pasifica session 12 - 2.30pm Thursday. All children 0 - 5yrs welcome. Gold coin dona-tion provides morning tea for children, tea and coffee for adults. Come and join the fun! Phone Nicole 539 4578 or Bonnie 545 6203, 0274342333.

Track Cycling Trafalgar Park every Wednes-day 5.30pm -7.30pm. 15 years plus. For Roadies and Trackies. Track bikes and shoes available – just bring your helmet and gloves. Enquiries ph Ralph 021 723 668 or Murray 027 645 0033.

Nelson Canoe Club Rolling & skills practice - Tuesday night pool sessions 7 - 8:30pm at Riverside Pool. Members with no instruction $5, Members with instruction $10, Non-members with no instruction $10, Non-members with instruction provided $20. Further informa-tion or book for instruction [email protected]

The Sprig & Fern 20/20 Nelson Sum-mer Cricket – Fun Social & semi-serious. Hard ball & all 20/20 rules apply $2 per person ($20 for 10 matches) Venue-Botanics cricket field 6pm start (sharp) Started Thurs-day 4th November thru until February 2011

Numbers limited. To register contact [email protected]

Buffaloes Lodges Looking for Members. Nelson meets Anzac Hall Pioneer Park alter-nate Sundays 9.30am Ph Mike 547 7876. Raroa meets Anzac Hall Pioneer Park every 4 weeks on Fridays. Ph Peter 5380506.

Tahunanui Tennis Club Tennis for all lev-els, Saturdays1pm – 5pm. Come along or contact Mike 5476562.

Social Tennis at Tahunanui public ten-nis court for anyone new to Nelson every Monday 5pm till 6.30ish pm. Contact Claire ph 5472511.All Newcomers to Nelson are welcome to join.

Nelson Canoe Club Rolling & skills practice - Tuesday night pool sessions 7 - 8:30pm at Riverside Pool. Members with no instruc-tion $5, Members with instruction $10, Non-members with no instruction $10, Non-members with instruction provided $20. Further information or book for instruction [email protected]

Veterans Badminton Thursday nights 7.30pm to 9pm $3 Cost per night. All over 35 yr olds welcome. Fun and fitness, Stoke Me-morial Hall Main Road Stoke. Ph 547-2366 for more info.

Tahunanui Women’s Tennis Wednesday mornings from 9.30 am. Phone Coordinator Anne 5477043 for more information.

Badminton Social - Monday nights 7.30pm to 9pm/ $3 Cost per night. All levels and ages welcome. Fun and fitness Stoke Memorial Hall Main Road Ph 547-2366 for more info.

Nelson Quilt Guild Meets on the 3rd Wed each month at Stoke School Hall. 7.00 for 7.30pm. All welcome. Contact Sue Bur-rowes 541 9689

Toastmasters - Develop your personal confidence through public speaking in the safety and support of the High Noon, Nelson or Mad hatters Toastmasters. Ph 0800-PEOPLE (0800-736-753)

Overeaters Anonymous FOOD is it a problem for you? Overeaters Anonymous works! Ph 546 4121

Duck Soup Has generated hundreds of opportunities for singles over 30 to meet partners, friends & buddies. Whether you’re new to town or interested in expanding your social network after a break-up, Duck Soup will provide that opportunity for you too. More info on www.ducksoup.co.nz

Broadgreen Historic House is sumptu-ously decorated for a Victorian Christmas. See a Victorian Christmas tree. What was in a Christmas stocking? What was on the menu for Christmas dinner? How did the servants celebrate? Open daily from 10.30am to 4.30pm - closed on Christmas Day. Adults $6.00 Seniors $5.00 Children $2.00

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Landscapingand propertymaintenance

Call Geoff Sherlock for a FREE Consultation

Residential and Commercial

LANDSCAPING

PAINTER

Interior & Exterior Work

Ph 027 448 5872or 548 5811

Experienced Tradesmen

BUILDER

Ph 03 548 4523

All repairs Ring resizing

Custom design

jEWELLER

20 point check including:Gear oil change, grease vital areas, hull & trailer report, tips on boating, Future Service Plan, talk to the technicianPrice Guide incl gstUp to 5hp $356hp - 45hp $6050hp - 90hp $85100hp - 225hp $120To book ph Darren [email protected]: 545 0970 M: 0274458212

HEALTH CHECK:

OUTBOARD SERVICINGOUTBOARD SERVICING

PH 027 319 9941

Steve Dawson Dinghy’s

Mobile Outboard Servicing• Outboard & Sterndrive Servicing• Diesel Servicing• Alloy Tig & Arc Welding• Genuine or Aftermarket Parts• $55+GST/hrE: [email protected]

CARPENTER

• New patients welcome• Pain free injections• Implants• ACC registered

Peter C Hay BDS Richard C Noar BDS

348 Hardy St, NelsonT: 03 548 4601

DENTIST DENTALPaul Dowers

Electrical

No job too big or small. All types of electrical work.

Ph: 03 545 0030Mob: 021 545 779

328 Atawhai Drive, NelsonE: [email protected]

ELECTRICIAN

• HOME • CONTENTS • BOAT • TRAVEL • MOTOR • BUSINESS

Phone 548 3132

Greg DykzeulM: 027 247 8880Ah: 548 3655

Graeme WestM: 021 833 238Ah: 545 8453E: [email protected]

“one call insures it all”

INSURANCE

• Fees: Preschool & School age 10 lesson course $93.00

• Learner’s Pool kept at 29-30degC

PHONE: 035489730melissa@pattisonswimschool.co.nzwww.pattisonswimschool.co.nz

Learn lifetime water skillsat Hampden Street School Heated Pool

For more info and bookings

SWIM LESSONSWiWindondow & w &

Door ServicesDoor ServicesSpecialising in all aspects of Specialising in all aspects of window and door installation window and door installation and repairsand repairs

- Glass repairs - Glass repairs - Double glazing- Double glazing- - Aluminium & timber framesAluminium & timber frames- Conservatories- Conservatories- Sliding door rollers- Sliding door rollers- Safety latches & stays- Safety latches & stays- Condensation channels- Condensation channels- Leak repairs- Leak repairs- Supply & installation of new - Supply & installation of new

windows & doorswindows & doors

- Friendly expert service- Friendly expert service

Mark CurrieMark CurriePh: 021 864 668Ph: 021 864 668

WINDOW & DOORS

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

Call Tony johnston

90 VANGUARD STNELSON PH: 548 3954 027 548 3954

PANEL BEATER

SOFTWARE

Unsure on your business problems?

Repetitive tasks?

Drowning in your spreadsheets?

There must be a better way!

VISIT

www.softwarecontracts.co.nz

• Unsure on your business problems?

• Repetitive tasks?

• Drowning in your spreadsheets?

THERE MUST BE A BETTER WAY!

www.softwarecontracts.co.nzvisit

• Total groom • wax & polish • leather feed & clean • cloth up-holstery clean • carpets steam

cleaned • warrants & service on request • fully insured • pick up • drop off • professional results

to car showroom standard

Ph: 0800 677 005

ComPleTe Car aleT

serviCev

121 St Vincent Street, Nelson

CAR GROOMER CARPENTER

small JobThe

Pro

Call Mat: 03 5450384 (eve) or 0210353229 (day)

Need a small job fixed? Get it done right the

first time.Qualified Carpenter 15 Years Experience

• NEW hOMES • RENOVATIONS •• DECKS •

Scott LinesContract Builder

Ph: 021 0236 4697

BUILDER

Computer problems?We come to you for all your pc needs

www.ctsnelson.co.nz

03 539 4428 ... at home or at work!

COMPUTERS

REAL ESTATEREAL ESTATE

You’ll be glad you chose ...

Ross BenbowSales & Marketing ConsultantMob 0274 455 814 Ph 03 545 6100 [email protected]

20+ Years of Experience

Credibility Integrity

Need a new Stylist?

Aboki Hairdressers68 Buxton Square, Nelson

ph 5468680

(Adult prices only - new clients only upon presenting this ad)

any service$20 off

HAIRDRESSER

COMPUTERS

Got computer problems?

We make IT easy for you, with advice you can understand,

a written guarantee, sales, repairs, Grey Power discounts.Ph 547 1472021 790 144

Mark [email protected]

• 25 years experience• Grey Power member• Specialising in small to medium size jobs

547 3728027 4049984

Eric HuckleQUALIFIED CARPENTER

PROPERTY SERVICES

20 Years Experience• Lawn mowing • Lawn Maintenance • Gardening • Scarifying • Irrigation

• Landscaping/Fencing & Decks • Chainsaw Work • All Pruning

• Weed Eating • Gutters Cleaned • Rubbish Removal & Clean Ups

Phone Dave 545 2629

021 0266 1861

PAINTER

Decor8witH Distinction

Ph: 03 541 0353 Mob: 021 751 073

[email protected]

Simon NoakeQualified painter & decorator

All internal & external decorating

MORTGAGE ADVICE

Call on our knowledge & expertise, for all the mortgage advice you need.

Ph 548 9825 ww

w.m

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co.n

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pwPh 548 4949


here?Single


pwPh 548 4949


here?Single


pwPh 548 4949

Wedding Season 2011–12

MenuS available for all budgetStalk to uS noW!

270 Hardy St, Nelson

PH 545 [email protected]

Kudos FoodDesign

Catering SPeCialiStS

Suzanne

PHONE fOr aN aPPOiNtmENt

Ph / Txt 0226990981 www.psychicsuzie.co.nz

Want answers in your life?

Confidential psychic readings and Reiki healings available.

is also a qualified tarot andangel miracles psychic

reader, and a qualified Reiki Master. She is accurate and

comprehensive.

For affordable professional care from your hygienist callPaula PalmerScale and polish, treatment of bleeding gums, gum disease, bad breathe and stains.

PH 548 3693Free gift with every clean

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How to contact us

Nelson WeeklyLevel 1, Trafalgar HouseCnr of Selwyn Pl & Trafalgar SqPO Box 3308, NelsonPh 548 4949 Fax 03 5484947

News & SportsAndrew Board [email protected]

Advertising SalesSarah [email protected]

Advertising SalesGretchen [email protected]

Design / PrepressJane [email protected]

Missed DeliveriesPh 0800 938555



Call in & get cash for your used and

pre-loved stuff.


WE PAY CASH!

Croucher St, Richmond

M to F 9am to 5.30pmSat & Sun 10 til 4

Cash’n’

Trade

Clas

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Great rates available

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4949

Visit our show-room for all your

furniture and re-upholstery

needsFREE QUOTES & DELIVERY

36 NAYLAND ROAD, STOKE P: 03 547 3241

FURNITURE

Phone Hans today 5452523 or 021 02723585

FurnitureCustom-designed &

made furniture & joinery. Free quotes, quality

workmanship, excellent service, no job too small

www.funky-furniture.co.nz

FURNITURE

ANTIQUES

Good prices paid for scrap gold and silver

TIM GLADSTONE

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES

B U Y I N G

From Estates & Collections to single items

FREE PhONE 0800653935

or 5485235

CLAIRVOYANT/PSYCHIC

FREE EYEBROW WAX with a ¾ leg wax

Verte

Book in with Verte today& experience the best

548 4135 or 021 510 20640 Tukuka St, Nelson

Open Mon - Sat

BEAUTICIAN

PROPERTY SERVICES

ToTal ProPerTy Care

• windows • driveways • hedges • rubbish removal • BBQ’s • spraying • roofs • painting

• gutters • total lawns • gardening • maintenance

• water blasting • house cleaning • free quotes

WE DO IT ALL!

ltd

Ph: 0800 677 005

Duane Whiting Contractors Ltd

Excavators, dozers & trucks

for hire

Ph 027 444 3225Fax 03 547 1075E: [email protected]

MACHINE HIRE

PLUMBER

GARDENING

Gift & Garden SuppliesPhone helen on 5458214

4a Waimea Roadwww.14acrestore.com

• Great service, good advice • We sell and redeem NZ

Garden Gift Cards • All enquiries welcome

CARPET & WINDOW CLEANERCATERING

Beautiful portraits ...

of loved ones, for your loved ones ... this Christmas

Ross Murdoch Photographer

Ph 027 600 3291

PHOTOGRAPHER

MASSAGE

TherapeauticMassage

Full Body (60 mins) $30Half Body (45 mins) $25Facial Cleanse& Massage $30Foot Spa & Massage $30

Call Glenys : 547 3221Women Only

Gift Vouchers Available

MASSAGE

FREEWEED KILLFOR YOUR LAWN

0800 895 136Call Now

Elite Grounds Care

Hassle FreeNo ObligationGuaranteed

Limited offer to all new lawn care clients

LAWNSLIFTING EQUIPMENT

Easy animal care in your own home.

No stress just fuss on your precious pet/s.

SIT STAYANIMAL CARE

Ph: 544 5283for pricing and consultation

PET CARE


here?Single


pwPh 548 4949

Complete Renovations, Additions & Alterations

We’re the builders to give your house the worx!

Specialists in bathrooms, renovations, additions, alterations, kitchens

ALL TRADES AVAILABLE - WE ARE THE EXPERTS all at very competitive prices!

NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL - DESIGN TO COMPLETION

Free Quotes

FREEPHONE Nelson 970 0093 ANYTIME - Roger 021 876 962

• Brad 021 192 1130

CRUISES

Ph: 03 547 4969Mb: 021 121 1006

Landscapingand propertymaintenance

Call Geoff Sherlock for a FREE Consultation

Residential and Commercial

LANDSCAPING

PAINTER

Interior & Exterior Work

Ph 027 448 5872or 548 5811

Experienced Tradesmen

BUILDER

Ph 03 548 4523

All repairs Ring resizing

Custom design

jEWELLER

20 point check including:Gear oil change, grease vital areas, hull & trailer report, tips on boating, Future Service Plan, talk to the technicianPrice Guide incl gstUp to 5hp $356hp - 45hp $6050hp - 90hp $85100hp - 225hp $120To book ph Darren [email protected]: 545 0970 M: 0274458212

HEALTH CHECK:

OUTBOARD SERVICINGOUTBOARD SERVICING

PH 027 319 9941

Steve Dawson Dinghy’s

Mobile Outboard Servicing• Outboard & Sterndrive Servicing• Diesel Servicing• Alloy Tig & Arc Welding• Genuine or Aftermarket Parts• $55+GST/hrE: [email protected]

CARPENTER

• New patients welcome• Pain free injections• Implants• ACC registered

Peter C Hay BDS Richard C Noar BDS

348 Hardy St, NelsonT: 03 548 4601

DENTIST DENTALPaul Dowers

Electrical

No job too big or small. All types of electrical work.

Ph: 03 545 0030Mob: 021 545 779

328 Atawhai Drive, NelsonE: [email protected]

ELECTRICIAN

• HOME • CONTENTS • BOAT • TRAVEL • MOTOR • BUSINESS

Phone 548 3132

Greg DykzeulM: 027 247 8880Ah: 548 3655

Graeme WestM: 021 833 238Ah: 545 8453E: [email protected]

“one call insures it all”

INSURANCE

• Fees: Preschool & School age 10 lesson course $93.00

• Learner’s Pool kept at 29-30degC

PHONE: 035489730melissa@pattisonswimschool.co.nzwww.pattisonswimschool.co.nz

Learn lifetime water skillsat Hampden Street School Heated Pool

For more info and bookings

SWIM LESSONSWiWindondow & w &

Door ServicesDoor ServicesSpecialising in all aspects of Specialising in all aspects of window and door installation window and door installation and repairsand repairs

- Glass repairs - Glass repairs - Double glazing- Double glazing- - Aluminium & timber framesAluminium & timber frames- Conservatories- Conservatories- Sliding door rollers- Sliding door rollers- Safety latches & stays- Safety latches & stays- Condensation channels- Condensation channels- Leak repairs- Leak repairs- Supply & installation of new - Supply & installation of new

windows & doorswindows & doors

- Friendly expert service- Friendly expert service

Mark CurrieMark CurriePh: 021 864 668Ph: 021 864 668

WINDOW & DOORS

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

Call Tony johnston

90 VANGUARD STNELSON PH: 548 3954 027 548 3954

PANEL BEATER

SOFTWARE

Unsure on your business problems?

Repetitive tasks?

Drowning in your spreadsheets?

There must be a better way!

VISIT

www.softwarecontracts.co.nz

• Unsure on your business problems?

• Repetitive tasks?

• Drowning in your spreadsheets?

THERE MUST BE A BETTER WAY!

www.softwarecontracts.co.nzvisit

• Total groom • wax & polish • leather feed & clean • cloth up-holstery clean • carpets steam

cleaned • warrants & service on request • fully insured • pick up • drop off • professional results

to car showroom standard

Ph: 0800 677 005

ComPleTe Car aleT

serviCev

121 St Vincent Street, Nelson

CAR GROOMER CARPENTER

small JobThe

Pro

Call Mat: 03 5450384 (eve) or 0210353229 (day)

Need a small job fixed? Get it done right the

first time.Qualified Carpenter 15 Years Experience

• NEW hOMES • RENOVATIONS •• DECKS •

Scott LinesContract Builder

Ph: 021 0236 4697

BUILDER

Computer problems?We come to you for all your pc needs

www.ctsnelson.co.nz

03 539 4428 ... at home or at work!

COMPUTERS

REAL ESTATEREAL ESTATE

You’ll be glad you chose ...

Ross BenbowSales & Marketing ConsultantMob 0274 455 814 Ph 03 545 6100 [email protected]

20+ Years of Experience

Credibility Integrity

Need a new Stylist?

Aboki Hairdressers68 Buxton Square, Nelson

ph 5468680

(Adult prices only - new clients only upon presenting this ad)

any service$20 off

HAIRDRESSER

COMPUTERS

Got computer problems?

We make IT easy for you, with advice you can understand,

a written guarantee, sales, repairs, Grey Power discounts.Ph 547 1472021 790 144

Mark [email protected]

• 25 years experience• Grey Power member• Specialising in small to medium size jobs

547 3728027 4049984

Eric HuckleQUALIFIED CARPENTER

PROPERTY SERVICES

20 Years Experience• Lawn mowing • Lawn Maintenance • Gardening • Scarifying • Irrigation

• Landscaping/Fencing & Decks • Chainsaw Work • All Pruning

• Weed Eating • Gutters Cleaned • Rubbish Removal & Clean Ups

Phone Dave 545 2629

021 0266 1861

PAINTER

Decor8witH Distinction

Ph: 03 541 0353 Mob: 021 751 073

[email protected]

Simon NoakeQualified painter & decorator

All internal & external decorating

MORTGAGE ADVICE

Call on our knowledge & expertise, for all the mortgage advice you need.

Ph 548 9825 ww

w.m

ortg

agel

ink.

co.n

z


here?Single


pwPh 548 4949


here?Single


pwPh 548 4949


here?Single


pwPh 548 4949

Wedding Season 2011–12

MenuS available for all budgetStalk to uS noW!

270 Hardy St, Nelson

PH 545 [email protected]

Kudos FoodDesign

Catering SPeCialiStS

Suzanne

PHONE fOr aN aPPOiNtmENt

Ph / Txt 0226990981 www.psychicsuzie.co.nz

Want answers in your life?

Confidential psychic readings and Reiki healings available.

is also a qualified tarot andangel miracles psychic

reader, and a qualified Reiki Master. She is accurate and

comprehensive.

For affordable professional care from your hygienist callPaula PalmerScale and polish, treatment of bleeding gums, gum disease, bad breathe and stains.

PH 548 3693Free gift with every clean


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