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Trouble for football board The board behind the region’s national youth league football team appears to be in disarray, with just three board members left and the chairman saying he’ll resign at the end of the current season.Nelson Weekly understands that three board members of the Nelson Marlbor-ough Falcons football team have resigned in the past month, leaving just chairman Aldo Miccio, his brother Francis and Blen-

heim-based Nigel Thompson.But Aldo doesn’t appear to be aware of the shrinking board, telling the Weekly last week that there are still five board mem-bers but two would step down once three representatives from Nelson Bays Football and Marlborough Football are appointed. But two of the people he named as cur-rently on the board have confirmed they resigned weeks ago. Even worse, Nelson

Bays Football chairman John Armstrong has rejected any proposal that would see him supplying board members to the Fal-cons, calling the board “in turmoil”. “Aldo sent an email last week asking for

two board members from Nelson Bays Football ‘as soon as possible’. But he hasn’t disclosed any financial information or what their financial commitments are. We won’t commit to a board where we don’t have that information. Why would we want to go onto a board that in this situa-tion? It would be crazy, I’m not interested

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Arrow International front manager Shane Etridge on the first floor of the new Quest apartment building which is going up on Collingwood St. Photo: Andrew Board.

Nelson’s newest “high rise” will be up by Christmas, say contractors.The five storey Quest building on Collingwood St started in July and contractors Arrow International say they’re making good progress. Nel-son manager for Arrow, Steve Kelso, says they hope to have the building up by Christmas, with work then

starting on fitting out the building before it officially opens in May.The building will house serviced apartments operated by Quest, a na-tional chain.Steve says there’s been plenty of in-terest in the building from passersby and that all of the sub-contractors used have been local firms

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in doing that,” says John. “I told him to send a full and frank proposal and I’ll take it to the district executive to discuss, but I haven’t seen that yet.”The Nelson Marlborough Fal-cons are a private team that play in the New Zealand Football-run ASB Youth League. They won the right to a youth league licence three years ago over Nelson Bays Football, which runs the game in Nelson on behalf of Christch-

urch-based Mainland Football, one of the country’s six federa-tions.This year, the Falcons have also been left without a major sponsor and New Zealand Football had talks with Aldo in Auckland last Thursday to discuss the $20,000 entry fee which hadn’t been paid.Aldo says a new major sponsor has been signed though, which will be announced in “five weeks”. The regular season ends on De-cember 21, eight weeks away.“We’re set to announce, in about

five weeks’ time, our sponsor for the rest of the season and for next season, which is fantastic,” says Aldo. “We’re just waiting for the new strips to arrive and then we’ll get their logo on it, and then we’ll be able to announce it.”He also said New Zealand Foot-ball were being “very patient” with the late entry fee and were “understanding”.He was bullish about the future of the Falcons, saying it was still his goal to have a men’s national

league side, but admitted that he was resigning from his role as chairman at the end of the season.That would leave a two-man board.Cam Mitchell of New Zea-

land Football says he was happy with the discussions with Aldo last week and that they have agreed to a payment plan for the team. He says the governance of the team will be reviewed at the end of the season. “As it sits, the Falcons are meeting the obliga-tions in terms of their licence and we think it’s positive that they’re looking at their govern-ance structure.”On the pitch, the Falcons are un-beaten, playing fantastic football and Aldo says that’s a huge suc-cess story. “On the field it’s been unreal stuff this season. It highlights the depth of football and is a slap in the face of all those people who didn’t back the team, didn’t think they’d do well.”

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Makos fall shortThe Tasman Makos came an agonising five points short of winning the country’s top provin-cial rugby title on Satur-day night.The Makos lost 36-32 to Taranaki in New Plym-

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This year’s Nayland Primary School fundraising show is titled ‘Under the Big Top’, and is a take on a circus trav-elling to a small town and all the shenanigans that it brings.The cast of around 30 have been rehearsing the adults only show since February and also wrote, choreo-graphed and produced it. Made up of parents, teachers and members of the Board of Trustees, they lip sync, dance and humour their way through a cabaret style show, with a special guest appear-ance on stage by principal, Janice Gulbransen.The show, which features an array of costumes and

characters, is supported by a number of sponsors from lo-cal businesses. To date, past shows have raised around $100,000 for the building of the school’s new multi-pur-pose learning space with this year’s funds going towards

furniture and landscaping.Tables are set to seat 10 peo-ple and include a compli-mentary drink and a platter at the beginning of the show. The Nayland Primary School ‘Under the Big Top’ show will be held at Broadgreen Inter-

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Mayor tweeting for GigatownAs the race to win the country’s first Gi-gabyte internet speed heats up, Nelson’s bid is getting top-level support.Nelson mayor Rachel Reese has been tweeting her support for Nelson in the Gigatown competition. Rachel, along with hundreds of other Nelson tweet-ers, have been hard at it trying to earn

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Today is 111 days until Nelson hosts its first Cricket World Cup game and to celebrate, Nelsonians will be doing the “Nelson”.The “Nelson” involves getting one or both feet off the ground to ward off bad luck on scores of 111.Some players believe bad things will happen on that score. It may be considered unlucky because the number resembles a wicket without bails. Standing or one leg, or if you’re sitting down, keeping both feet off the ground is supposed to prevent disaster until the score changes.So organisers of Nelson’s world cup games have decided to use the tradition to help build excitement. Today, the mayor will be doing the

“Nelson” at Civic House as will students from various local schools.There will be plenty of other opportunities for locals to take part in this odd tradition, not only at the games but all the other activities that are planned for the Festival of Cricket that will be surrounding the matches.The Festival of Cricket starts on February 14, when New Zealand and Sri Lanka play the opening game in Christchurch. It will include a giant Nelson 111 Street Party, featuring a market day, local wine, beer and food, and a big screen to watch the opening game.The first game to be played at Saxton Oval is between the West Indies and Ireland on March 5

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Nelson’s kapahaka group are being put through their paces in an effort to get “haka fit” for the national kapahaka festival next year.Te Whatukura Kapahaka club has been doing fitness sessions with Greg Witika at Wairua Body Coaching Systems in Stoke. After a solid workout, Greg makes the group perform in the gym to get them used to performing with a high heart rate.And they hope it will help them during the com-petition in Christchurch in March.Awhina Kihi – a co-tutor and performer with the Te Whatukura Kapahaka club – came up with the idea, and says it is just the first step in a plan to use traditional movement and perform-ing arts to inspire and motive local Maori and Pacific Islanders to embrace a more active and healthy lifestyle.

“With over twenty years involvement with Kapa-haka, I have learnt it is the perfect vehicle for Māori and Pacific cultures to become involved in an active and healthy lifestyle,” she says.Greg says there is more to becoming haka fit than physical strength and stamina and he’s coaching the performers to utilise natural movement. “But we’re also talking about nutrition and belief in oneself, so that on the day the group can step out with confidence knowing they are going to give the very best they can.”After the work with the kapahaka group, Awhina’s vision for a community outreach pro-gramme is taking shape, with the successful completion of the first stage of a funding appli-cation with Te Pūtahitanga. If final funding is granted, they plan to take the programme to the wider community.

Awhina Kihi performs with other members of Te Whatukura Kapahaka club in the Wairua Body Coaching Systems gym at the Wakatu Estate last week, as part of the Nelson kapahaka group’s efforts to get “haka fit” for next year’s national competition. Photo: Andrew Board.

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about what it’s like to head one of the top design departments in the world.He heads a team of 23 designers in the innovation lab for the world’s most recognisable sportswear brand. It’s a job that requires equal parts logic and creativity, and an ability to predict the future. “You’re always looking at things through the eyes of the athlete. It’s always, ‘what’s next’? I’m constantly researching new materials, new technologies, new insights,” he says. “Athletes are changing. They’re getting a heck of a lot stronger, fitter, faster, so there are much higher demands on the product. It has to evolve with them.”Matt took science at school but his real passion was sport. He grew up idolising Richard Hadlee, Martin Crowe, Chris Lewis and, at Nelson College, played any sport he could. At 13, he and his mates would even break into the sports centre

at midnight, throw on the floodlights and play tennis until 2am. Meanwhile, his shoes got a hiding, so rather than replace them with money he didn’t have, he’d spend hours fashioning durable solutions. Well before kids scooted along the footpath on wheeled sneakers, Matt was attaching the top of a roll-on deodorant to his shoes to minimise friction.Call it fate, but the day he figured out his future was the day he forked out for a pair of Nikes. As he left the shop, a silver sports car drove past, and he had an epiphany.“It clicked in my head - somebody’s making these things, deciding what they look like and what they do. I went to school the next day and my teacher said, ‘That’s industrial design’. ‘What’s that?’ He gave me a VHS about manufacturing at Philips radios. I watched it and thought, ‘That’s my job’.”Matt went on to study at Wellington

Polytechnic School of Design, before getting a job at Fisher & Paykel.But, by 28, it was time to stretch his wings. He flew to San Francisco and met with Ideo, Sony, Tonic and finally Apple, where he met British designer Jonathan Ive, the company’s senior vice-president. “Jonathan said to me, ‘Are you sure you really want to do computers? It looks like you’re kinda into sport’.”When Matt agreed, the gods intervened once again. Ive knew a designer who’d just left Nike. “He told them, ‘Fly this man up’. So they flew me up and I got the job.”Over the years he’s worked with All Blacks, Kobe Bryant, Serena Williams, Justin Gatlan, Maria Sharapova and his favourites, Roger Federer and “Rafa” Nadal. This story originally appeared in the Weekend Herald canvas magazine.

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Tahunanui resident, Sam Hippo-lite, was so cold last winter that he would wear a beanie and clothes to bed to try and keep warm.But Sam will have nothing to worry about next winter after the house he rents was last week fully insulated, as part of the Warmer Healthier Homes project in Nelson and Tas-man. The project is a partnership between the government’s Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority, Can-terbury Community Trust, Nelson Marlborough District Health Board and Nelson Bays Primary Health, and aims to insulate around 300 houses around the region over the next two years. It is being managed by the Nelson Tasman Housing Trust, with people referred to the project by the NMDHB.“The place was so cold I said to the landlord that I wouldn’t stay here unless he did something to make it warmer,” Sam says. “It’s got two heat pumps and fire but that still wasn’t enough to keep us warm - I was so cold I was going to bed with a beanie and all my clothes on, just to keep warm.”Sam says living in a cold house is a concern for him because he has suffered from serious respiratory health problems. “I had the year from hell with my health last year. I got double pneu-monia and lost some of the capacity of my lungs, so if I get cold I’ll end up in hospital,” he says.Sam says the Warmer Healthier Homes is a great idea and he is grateful to all the people involved in the project who arranged the insu-

lation of his house. He was eligible for free insulation after being hos-pitalised with respiratory problems and having his home assessed for the project by insulation specialists, Absolute Energy Ltd.NMDHB public health promoter, Bronwyn White says there is a di-rect link between cold, damp homes and poor health and that “warming up a home means fewer hospitalisa-tions and fewer days off work.” She says there have been 15 referrals to the project and so far nine homes have been insulated - people need a Community Services Card to be eligible for the project.Canterbury Community Trust’s Bill Dahlberg says the trust is providing $150,000 each year for the project over the next two years, with the EECA providing $165,000 this year. Although the government launched Warm Up New Zealand: Heat Smart in 2009 that helped insulate 250,000 homes nationwide and 3600 in Nel-son, Bill says Warmer Healthier Homes is different because it targets those people “who need it most”. “A lot of these people either don’t know about it or are reluctant to ask about it,” he says. Bill says they are already getting some good feedback on the pro-ject but it will be comprehensively reviewed to determine if it is a suc-cess.“We need to prove it can work to ensure the project is more than a one or two year project, and to en-courage other group involvement in this very worthwhile challenge of warmer, healthier homes for our communities.”

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Adam’s research focused on mussel feeding rates in different salinities, in a bid to work out the most favourable environment for mussel growth. After finishing the project with five minutes to spare, Adam is not only happy to have won one of the supreme awards but extremely surprised at the achievement. “I wasn’t really expecting anything great from doing this, I was just doing it because it was fun and interesting, and so to get something out of it, especially the top award, is certainly a great honour.”Adam also won the gold award for the science section, making a total of $750 which will be going towards an exchange trip to Europe next year.

Nayland College’s Adam Pauling with his trophy for Best Scientific Investigation at the Cawthron Science and Technology Fair. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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Stolen clothes, Tuesday, October, 21:After having her clothes stolen off her washing line just over a week ago, Hazel Trethowen has had a huge amount of feedback from those hoping she gets her items returned. Unfortunately, she still hasn’t heard back from police about her stolen clothes but has passed pictures of her two irreplaceable dresses around second-hand stores in the hope they will be recognised.

Fusion loaf , Tuesday, October, 21:The fusion of brown and white bread into one loaf has been popular with curious customers at The Swedish Bakery. Owner Bronwyn Eriksson says while the loaf is only a trial, it will continue to be made for a few more weeks yet.

Tip jar thief, Tuesday, October, 15:A 33 year old man was arrested on Monday, October 20, in relation to the theft of tip jars from Nelson store counter-tops. Theft of tip jars had been reported in the Hardy St Sprig & Fern, 623 in the City and the Vic Brew Bar.


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NMIT’s 110 year-old original building has been restored to its former glory.Thousands of students have passed be-neath the eagles and anchor of the Hardy St building which was finished in 1904 and last week it was officially re-opened for thousands more.The $200,000 restoration has included re-levelling, removing rotten weather-boards, re-painting the exterior in herit-age colours and re-roofing.NMIT chief executive Tony Gray says it marked the start of the future life of the building.“We hope what we’ve done allows it to be moving toward another 100-plus years.

We’ve tried to restore the exterior to what it would have looked like when it opened 100 years ago, while still providing really good spaces for our students and staff. “First and foremost, we’re here for educa-tion and training – we’re not really in the business of restoration of heritage build-ings. However, the building is important to NMIT and significant to the Nelson community, so we are delighted to have been able to restore it.”The Nelson Technical School – the fore-runner of NMIT – was set up in 1904 and the building was designed by Stead Ellis, a trained architect and secretary to the Nelson Education Board. It opened

in 1905 and initially offered classes in cookery, engineering, woodwork, com-merce, craft, secretarial and plumbing. The land that the building sits on was donated by Nelson City Council and construction was led by John Scott Jnr at a cost of £1124. The building was un-der crown ownership until earlier this year when it was transferred to NMIT under the Government’s Tertiary Educa-tion Institute Crown Asset Transfer and Disposal Policy. Today, it’s the base for NMIT’s Applied Fitness students. The restoration was managed by Onus Construction and the building painted by Pinnacle Painters.

NMIT CEO Tony Gray, right, and chief op-erating officer Martin Vanner, at the newly-restored former Technical School building on Hardy St. Photo: Tim Cuff.

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Locals renting out homes for tourists:I have been alerted to a story that you have recently run on

holiday houses.As an association we have nothing against people renting their houses out for short term accommodation. We do, however take considerable umbrage at the amazing unfairness perpetuated by councils that allow such an unfair play-ing field. Private homes compete direct-ly with commercial accommodation but are not required to have the same safety features and compliance issues that commercial accommodation pro-viders are compelled to have. Domes-tic accommodation providers are not required to pay the hefty costs levied by councils that commercial accommo-dators are compelled to bear. They are provided with services for free by coun-cils that are a cost to commercial ac-commodation providers and they make no contribution to the running of Nel-son Tasman Tourism that commercial accommodation providers are, again by the council, compelled to make.We believe that domestic accommo-dators are a vital part of the accom-modation offer in any market but they shouldn’t be subsidised by all the other ratepayers. They shouldn’t be able to of-fer substandard accommodation and they shouldn’t be allowed to freeload off those that they compete with by not supporting the sterling work being done by Nelson Tasman Tourism.We believe that a council serving the best interests of their community

should address these issues and not as-siduously ignore them. The council is putting their community and their visi-tors at risk! All that we ask for is a level playing field on which to compete.Michael Baines,Chief Executive, Motel Association of New Zealand.

Ripping people off, greedy sods.Brenda Kenny.

I think it's a great idea... bring tourists, such as families who

may not like to stay in motels. They spend money in Nelson and boost lo-cal business. Also gives people a break from the mortgage for a while. No brainer really if they have somewhere else to stay, such as extended family. Amanda Duncan.

Makes it hard for struggling motels who have gone through a

long winter. Bonita Wilkinson.

Items stolen off clothes line: Yes [it happened to me] but yonks ago, when I lived in Stoke.

Towels, jumpers and some kids cloth-ing. But she was caught. Jeez, that's real desperate measures right there. Sharon May Patterson.

Years ago in The Wood my daughter and I lost bras and

knickers. Reported it to the police. A while later a whole lot of undies were found in the bush. A guy was charged.

Ours weren't among them, guess the guy must have liked ours so much he decided to wear them. Brenda Kenny.

Some people must be so des-perate. Or just plain weirdos.

Janelle Thorpe.

Hazel Trethowen good on you for making everyone aware I

hope you get your things back. That just sucks big time. Ema Posa.

Fingers crossed I get it back! Hazel Trethowen.

Thank you for letting everyone know. The pictures you put up

of your dress is gorgeous. I would be upset too, if someone stole my best items of clothing. I hope the burglar gets caught, and everyone gets their be-longings back. Jannelle Patterson.

Gigatown:@nelsonweekly thanks very much for supporting #giga-

townnsn, great article on 5 things peo-ple can do to win 1GBPS internet for the region. Angela Ricker (via Twitter).

Makos lose ITM Cup final:I think they put in the hard yards to get where they did, so

huge congrats to them for making the final. Gotta respect that. Sharon Tarapipi Pi.

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Rai Valley Area School is hosting a fun 1980s-themed fundraising night on November 8. The 50 year old school is looking to install a solar heating system for their pool, along with some other basic upgrades and maintenance work so it can continue to service the community through the summer and autumn months. The school has around 100 students on its roll, the majority of whom fully utilise the use of the pool and it is a welcome facility for the whole community, especially through the hot months.The school has been given a ball park figure of $10,000 to complete the intended work. Tickets are only $10 and can be purchased from Rai Valley Brick Oven, The Rai Valley Tavern, the Havelock Gas Station or by email from [email protected].

It’s been 64 years since Pat and Graeme first met. A lot may have changed since then, but the devotion between hus-band and wife certainly hasn’t. Four years after first meeting through a 1950 Otago Christian Youth Retreat, Pat and Graeme married in Dunedin on October 21, 1954, with her two sis-ters as bridesmaids and one of Graeme’s brothers as best man. Before the marriage, it was suggested to Graeme that he train for the ministry, and if you’re a minister you move all around the country. He asked Pat if she would go with him, she said yes, which was as good as a marriage proposal. Graeme's mother wasn't so keen on him joining the min-istry though, so he pulled out of it. But the engagement stood.Straight after their marriage, the couple went to live in Christchurch where they had their first home together, a brand-new three bedroom bungalow. Graeme had qualified as an account-ant in Dunedin and had worked for the company Vacuum Oil in Christch-urch, before being head-hunted to take up the role of company secretary for Baigent’s Timber in Nelson, in 1963. After working as the national secretary of Churches of Christ in New Zealand from 1978, he became more and more involved in budget advice, helping those who were struggling to pay debts. Since then, they have been involved in many groups including the YMCA, and in 2002, Graeme was awarded the QSM

for his services to the community. Throughout their 60 years together, there has no doubt been a mixture of rough and happy times, and Pat says a lot of their strength has come from their faith, as well as each other. “We’ve had a few ups and downs, including losing a granddaughter, but it’s been a good 60 years. We’ve met an amaz-ing lot of people through the things we have been involved with. Graeme’s

uncle is Sir Garfield Todd, who was the Prime Minister of Southern Rhodesia years ago so, we’ve had dealing with lots and lots of people.”Maintaining a long and happy marriage isn’t always easy but Pat has her tips on how to achieve 60 years. “Patience and forgiveness and doing things together, that was really one of our strongholds. Graeme just expected me to be there and he still does.”

Pat and Graeme Todd celebrated their 60 years of married life together on Saturday. Photo: Jessie Johnston. Inset: Pat and Graeme on their wedding day in Dunedin, in 1954.

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Nelson South Kindergarten has a warm, welcoming environment, with friendly, responsive teachers, where individuals matter and curiosity is fostered by 100%-qualified teachers. A strong multicultural community focus underpins the teachers practise, ensuring that children are actively learning alongside people, places and things that support them to reach their full potential. The teachers practise around literacy and numeracy, alongside their transition to school programme, supports their belief in children being well prepared for school and life. The Education Review Office has given Nelson South Kindergarten a “very well-placed” judgement to promote positive learning outcomes for children, saying “There are many opportunities for children to read, write and explore early mathematical concepts in the programme”. The team is justifiably proud of being recognised as providing high-quality teaching and learning, resulting in a four year review from ERO.Nelson South Kindergarten offers 30 free hours thanks to their Association, Nelson Tasman Kindergartens, and caters to children from the age of 3 – 5, however children may be able to start earlier if numbers on the roll allow. Children may be enrolled on the waiting list from birth. Enrol your child now to secure a place. Feel free to pop in for a visit.150 Waimea Rd Nelson • Ph 548 9970

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McFadden McMeeken Phillips Lawyers are proud to introduce Jacintha Atkinson, who has joined the firm as an Associate Solicitor. Jacintha brings a wealth of knowledge to the firm, having gained valuable experience in property and business law both here in Nelson and in Southland. She was admitted as a Barrister and Solicitor of the High Court in Invercargill in 2009, after having graduated from Otago University in 2008 with a Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts, majoring in Psychology. Jacintha has an impressive background, and, along with her commitment to the job, this makes her the person you will want to talk to about any property or commercial matters. Practical, down to earth and friendly, Jacintha can provide advice on a range of issues surrounding property and commercial matters, as well as advising on retirement villages, Wills, Trusts and Powers of Attorney. For Jacintha, it’s helping first time buyers that really makes the job enjoyable. Whether it’s a new home or business, seeing the dream become a reality is something she is proud to be a part of. For effective, practical advice in the areas of property and commercial law, contact Jacintha on 548 2154 or 027 3060059.

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Structural engineer Audrey Farreyre is the latest recruit at Davis Ogilvie’s office in Nelson. Originally from south-east France, she recently joined the South Island-owned multi disciplinary firm which provides engineering, surveying and planning services. “I always wanted to be an engineer. It is a great career, especially for people who like problem solving. It is also a career that allows you to travel.” An engineering scholarship took her to Gothenburg, Sweden, for 18 months to do a Master of Science in Structural Engineering. On graduating, she applied for jobs in the UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. “I got a job in Dunedin. I had no idea where it was and had to check on a map after I realised that the first interview had gone well, and I had a chance.” After seven years there, Audrey moved to Nelson with her Kiwi husband and 2 year old daughter, Chloé. She loves her job, particularly developing the business by building new client relationships. “I really like the fact that Davis Ogilvie is well-established and focuses on quality and practicality.” She says people are getting used to seeing women in engineering. “When I talk to people here in Nelson they are more surprised that I managed to live in Dunedin for so long. Nelson is so different, and is simply so much warmer. I really enjoy living along the Matai and cycling everywhere, and I can’t wait for the sea swims to start again.” 277 Hardy St • Ph: 548 4425 • www.do.co.nz

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Colliers International Nelson has been providing landlords and tenants with industry-leading, professional services in commercial and industrial property for many years. Debbie Cade joined the Colliers team in August this year and is fixed on establishing herself in the Nelson region, with a focus on leasing commercial properties. Debbie sees being the only full-time female commercial broker in the area as a strength, “There are many women out in the commercial world, both as landlords and business owners, who will relate well to working with a female broker” says Debbie. “I can assess a space and see its potential for a business owner, which means I can take their vision and apply it to a particular property to help them find the right space.” Debbie said her past experience as a business owner herself, working in the property renovation market, and years of collaboration with clients, means she has the skills to provide excellent service for landlords and tenants alike. “My belief is people buy from people and communication is the best tool you can have” said Debbie. “Give me a call with your brief and I’ll work hard to find you the best solution.” Colliers International has 12 offices around New Zealand, providing a wide range of award-winning commercial services. We Think Global and Act Local.

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Bridgette Pretty has worked as an accountant for close to 20 years and is a fully-qualified Certified Practising Accountant (CPA). Growing up on a farm in Murchison, then spending her early years in the family hospitality business, followed by a successful ten year commercial accounting career in Australia, means Bridgette has invaluable experience to help those involved in any business situation. This is her greatest strength when providing accounting and business services to her clients. Pretty Accounting was created in 2013 and has gained an impressive and diverse range of clients spread locally, nationally and even overseas, thanks to Bridgette’s drive to help clients reach their goals. The practice, located in Old St John’s Church Hall in Nelson and with a Motueka-base, is non-corporate and friendly, complementing her warm engaging personality and personalised, plain speaking approach to accountancy. Assisted by local accountant Matthew Stacey and practice manager, Christine Pretty, Pretty Accounting is truly experienced in accounting and business improvement matters. Contact Bridgette today for professional advice and services to support your business.

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Silvana Gottini, co-owner of Southern Exposure Tours (S.E.T.), a NZ-owned small group tour company, is passionate about the tours they offer. She leads many of the trips herself and says that people come away feeling like they have been travelling with a bunch of friends, not on a group tour. So, if you are “not a group tour person”, this is a great alternative, while still having fabulous off-the-beaten-path experiences and feeling safe in countries that may be a little out of your comfort zone.

Travel has always been her passion, especially Latin America, which she describes as a complete sensory experience. “It’s so much more than Peru and the Inca Trail.” says Silvana. So why not experience the wonder with her on the South American Sojourn, which she will be taking in August. Now is the time to get in touch and find out more about these tours and the “SET” style of travel.For more information visit www.southernexposuretours.co.nz, or email [email protected]

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Tori Goode is one of the newest members of the Bachcare team, based here in Nelson as a Holiday Manager for New Zealand’s leading national full-service holiday home rental and management company. For holiday home owners, Bachcare offers the most secure and effortless path to holiday home rental returns. With nearly 1000 holiday homes under Bachcare management nationwide, Tori is looking forward to extending this fabulous service to the top of the South Island, and in particular Nelson.Whether you are renting to maximise your income, or just want to earn a bit of extra cash to cover expenses, you deserve to get the best return you can from your property. With Bachcare, you simply choose the dates your property is available for rent, and they take care of the rest – easy!Tori takes great pride in welcoming guests from all over New Zealand and the world to the Nelson region. If you are considering short-term rentals of your home or holiday home then speak to Bachcare, they’re the experts.

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Nelson South Kindergarten has a warm, welcoming environment, with friendly, responsive teachers, where individuals matter and curiosity is fostered by 100%-qualified teachers. A strong multicultural community focus underpins the teachers practise, ensuring that children are actively learning alongside people, places and things that support them to reach their full potential. The teachers practise around literacy and numeracy, alongside their transition to school programme, supports their belief in children being well prepared for school and life. The Education Review Office has given Nelson South Kindergarten a “very well-placed” judgement to promote positive learning outcomes for children, saying “There are many opportunities for children to read, write and explore early mathematical concepts in the programme”. The team is justifiably proud of being recognised as providing high-quality teaching and learning, resulting in a four year review from ERO.Nelson South Kindergarten offers 30 free hours thanks to their Association, Nelson Tasman Kindergartens, and caters to children from the age of 3 – 5, however children may be able to start earlier if numbers on the roll allow. Children may be enrolled on the waiting list from birth. Enrol your child now to secure a place. Feel free to pop in for a visit.150 Waimea Rd Nelson • Ph 548 9970

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McFadden McMeeken Phillips Lawyers are proud to introduce Jacintha Atkinson, who has joined the firm as an Associate Solicitor. Jacintha brings a wealth of knowledge to the firm, having gained valuable experience in property and business law both here in Nelson and in Southland. She was admitted as a Barrister and Solicitor of the High Court in Invercargill in 2009, after having graduated from Otago University in 2008 with a Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts, majoring in Psychology. Jacintha has an impressive background, and, along with her commitment to the job, this makes her the person you will want to talk to about any property or commercial matters. Practical, down to earth and friendly, Jacintha can provide advice on a range of issues surrounding property and commercial matters, as well as advising on retirement villages, Wills, Trusts and Powers of Attorney. For Jacintha, it’s helping first time buyers that really makes the job enjoyable. Whether it’s a new home or business, seeing the dream become a reality is something she is proud to be a part of. For effective, practical advice in the areas of property and commercial law, contact Jacintha on 548 2154 or 027 3060059.

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Considering selling your home? Lorraine Greenfield is a relaxed, friendly, professional person who will really listen to you and understand your needs. She is a family person with grand-children, and a pet lover with a dog and two cats. Lorraine has many diverse talents, having been involved in many businesses in her life and embarking on a career in Real Estate 14 years ago. Lorraine loves working at Professionals in Stoke with its friendly staff, great agents and a caring manager. “I love coming to work” says Lorraine. She is a born-and-bred Nelsonian, a straight talking, realistic person, who you can trust.“The joy I get from meeting and talking to people from all walks of life is interesting, and helping sellers to get the best possible price for their property is wonderful”. “The Lorraine difference” is that she is not just another salesperson, but a salesperson who really works hard for her clients to create an enjoyable, stress-free real estate experience, whilst achieving the best possible result.With experience and competitive rates, Lorraine is the right choice when selling your property. Call now to see what she can offer you.

Sell with Lorraine!Phone: 547 4300 Mobile: 027 437 [email protected]

Structural engineer Audrey Farreyre is the latest recruit at Davis Ogilvie’s office in Nelson. Originally from south-east France, she recently joined the South Island-owned multi disciplinary firm which provides engineering, surveying and planning services. “I always wanted to be an engineer. It is a great career, especially for people who like problem solving. It is also a career that allows you to travel.” An engineering scholarship took her to Gothenburg, Sweden, for 18 months to do a Master of Science in Structural Engineering. On graduating, she applied for jobs in the UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. “I got a job in Dunedin. I had no idea where it was and had to check on a map after I realised that the first interview had gone well, and I had a chance.” After seven years there, Audrey moved to Nelson with her Kiwi husband and 2 year old daughter, Chloé. She loves her job, particularly developing the business by building new client relationships. “I really like the fact that Davis Ogilvie is well-established and focuses on quality and practicality.” She says people are getting used to seeing women in engineering. “When I talk to people here in Nelson they are more surprised that I managed to live in Dunedin for so long. Nelson is so different, and is simply so much warmer. I really enjoy living along the Matai and cycling everywhere, and I can’t wait for the sea swims to start again.” 277 Hardy St • Ph: 548 4425 • www.do.co.nz

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Colliers International Nelson has been providing landlords and tenants with industry-leading, professional services in commercial and industrial property for many years. Debbie Cade joined the Colliers team in August this year and is fixed on establishing herself in the Nelson region, with a focus on leasing commercial properties. Debbie sees being the only full-time female commercial broker in the area as a strength, “There are many women out in the commercial world, both as landlords and business owners, who will relate well to working with a female broker” says Debbie. “I can assess a space and see its potential for a business owner, which means I can take their vision and apply it to a particular property to help them find the right space.” Debbie said her past experience as a business owner herself, working in the property renovation market, and years of collaboration with clients, means she has the skills to provide excellent service for landlords and tenants alike. “My belief is people buy from people and communication is the best tool you can have” said Debbie. “Give me a call with your brief and I’ll work hard to find you the best solution.” Colliers International has 12 offices around New Zealand, providing a wide range of award-winning commercial services. We Think Global and Act Local.

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Nelson OfficeLevel 3, 241 Hardy St

Bridgette Pretty has worked as an accountant for close to 20 years and is a fully-qualified Certified Practising Accountant (CPA). Growing up on a farm in Murchison, then spending her early years in the family hospitality business, followed by a successful ten year commercial accounting career in Australia, means Bridgette has invaluable experience to help those involved in any business situation. This is her greatest strength when providing accounting and business services to her clients. Pretty Accounting was created in 2013 and has gained an impressive and diverse range of clients spread locally, nationally and even overseas, thanks to Bridgette’s drive to help clients reach their goals. The practice, located in Old St John’s Church Hall in Nelson and with a Motueka-base, is non-corporate and friendly, complementing her warm engaging personality and personalised, plain speaking approach to accountancy. Assisted by local accountant Matthew Stacey and practice manager, Christine Pretty, Pretty Accounting is truly experienced in accounting and business improvement matters. Contact Bridgette today for professional advice and services to support your business.

Pretty Accounting Ltdis a CPA Practice

[email protected]

www.prettyaccounting.co.nz

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Bridgette Pretty Christine Pretty

Silvana Gottini, co-owner of Southern Exposure Tours (S.E.T.), a NZ-owned small group tour company, is passionate about the tours they offer. She leads many of the trips herself and says that people come away feeling like they have been travelling with a bunch of friends, not on a group tour. So, if you are “not a group tour person”, this is a great alternative, while still having fabulous off-the-beaten-path experiences and feeling safe in countries that may be a little out of your comfort zone.

Travel has always been her passion, especially Latin America, which she describes as a complete sensory experience. “It’s so much more than Peru and the Inca Trail.” says Silvana. So why not experience the wonder with her on the South American Sojourn, which she will be taking in August. Now is the time to get in touch and find out more about these tours and the “SET” style of travel.For more information visit www.southernexposuretours.co.nz, or email [email protected]

Silvana Gottini

South AmericA SmAll Group tourSPeru & Galapagos Adventure

Call for your free dossier at Mondo Travel Motueka 03 528 1550 or 0800 804 737 and ask for Silvana

South American Sojourn30 Days - departs 25th May and 11th August. A fabulous trip of highlights including Rio, Iguazu Falls, the Atacama Desert, Machu Picchu, the Amazon and more!Book any of our South America 2015 trips by 30 November to save USD100 per person, with this advertisement

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Pop-up art gallery on Trafalgar StA pop-up art gallery has opened on Tra-falgar St and the artist behind it says it's a fantastic way for people to check out some local art in time for Christmas.The gallery is in the building where Foxy Lady was, opposite SBS Bank. Artist Mar-ilyn Andrews says this is the third pop-up art gallery she has opened."We fill the void in between tenancies so we're on a week-to-week lease, which means if people want to see it they have to get in quick."

There are 11 artists with work on display at the new gallery and Marilyn says it's a nice collaboration. "We share the load, share the costs and share the space, and it gives local artists an outlet to show their work. It works out really well."The pop-up gallery is open Monday to Saturday from 10am until 5pm and Mari-lyn is encouraging people to get in quick. "We really don't know how long we're here for, it could be two weeks or it could be twenty weeks."Marilyn Andrews in the new pop-up art gallery on Trafalgar St. Photo: Andrew Board.

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Just after I learned of the tragic deaths in the North Island when four people in a dinghy had overturned, with only two lifejackets be-tween them and two people drowning, we experienced the following:Three young women were out rowing along near Rocks Rd. Out of interest I enquired as to their lifejackets - "oh we forgot them, we didn’t have time for them, we don’t need them anyway" – well, I heard it all and then some stuff about my heritage. Being the good bloke I am I waited for them to come ashore where I observed their lifejackets in the boat… stupid.Yesterday, we observed four young people rowing a dinghy toward Haulashore Island with very little freeboard. It was almost swamped by a small ship passing some dis-tance off. I apprehended the young women and skipper and returned them to shore. They were grateful for the lift, especially after I explained about the tragedy up north.I eventually found out the young skipper did have his life jacket with him but wasn’t wearing it. I pointed out that he is respon-sible for the lives of the girls and asked if he had checked the weather forecast. "Yeah, sunshine" was the educated response. In fact the weather was due to go round to a strong southerly.We think we saved a life that day.Then we meet this solo skipper, personal flo-tation device on, struggling to make head-way with his tiny little electric outboard. Congratulations to this guy who had enough sense eventually to park the boat in the ma-rina and walk back to Tahunanui to get his car, and get out of the south-westerly 30 knot conditions. What do we have to do to get the message across that stupidity around the water could cost you your life? Be prepared, check the weather, take two forms of com-munication, don’t drink alcohol and take a second form of propulsion.

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successful competitors in the his-tory of the internationally-acclaimed Coast to Coast event, he also boasts a raft of business-related accolades - as an entrepreneur, mentor and business owner.“My philosophy is to continue to look for new challenges which inspire me to

bring out the best in myself and those around me,” says Richard.“Business Breakfast Club is all about sharing, growing and learning from like-mind-ed people, so it resonates perfectly with my beliefs as a business owner and athlete,

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The Big Brekkie event is designed to offer local business people the support and inspiration they need to grow their own successful ventures.

and I’m looking forward to shar-ing some of my experiences and learnings at the Big Brekkie event, whilst helping to support a fantas-tic local charity.”Come along to hear Richard’s in-spirational story and business tips over a delicious cooked breakfast. Ten dollars from the sale of every ticket will be donated to the The Nelson Marlborough Rescue Hel-icopter Trust.

Business Breakfast Club - Fuel for People in BusinessIt has been just over year since its inception and Business Breakfast Club (BBC) is already proving to be a stellar success.Designed to provide support, inspiration and education for local business people, the club has celebrated a

number of achievements over the last 15 months, including increas-ing membership interest and host-ing a raft of sell-out events which have brought internationally ac-claimed speakers to Nelson.Members meet twice per month for breakfast, to literally and meta-phorically refuel their business cups.What makes BBC so unique-ly good is its engaging format. Each meeting features a guest speaker from outside the club - an expert in their field, who pro-

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vides tips and insights re-lating to a particular area of business. Members then take turns at speak-ing (just a few each week) and there is also time for informal networking.Being in business can be isolating. BBC is a great way to learn, grow, build relationships and keep motivation levels high, whilst giving back in the process. As avid supporters of the Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter Trust, a portion of the monies raised from every event sales is donated to the lo-cal charity. Business Breakfast Club is sponsored by Newstalk ZB, Nicki Malcolm - NZ Home Loans, Nelson Bays, Chapman Employment Relations, Hamish Fletch-er Lawyers and Johnston Associates South Chartered Accountants.

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If you recognise the people or the places in these photos please contact [email protected]

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The mark of The marsdensThomas Marsden, a watchmaker, became Nelson’s largest landowner when he bought his Stoke property in 1848. He developed the land sur-rounding Isel House and passed its management to his 21 year old son

James in 1865. James continued to farm the Isel Estate until his death in 1926. He left money to the An-glican Church, Salvation Army and the Cawthron Institute, while his sister’s bequest allowed the building of Marsden House in Nile Street.

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richard Ussher during the kBar adventure race. kaiteriteri Beach, motueka, new Zealand. saturday 2 march 3 2013. Photo: shuttersport

The image is thought to be of James Ber-nard Coley, the only Coley on the Auck-land War Memorial Museum Cenotaph database, who fought during WWI and was from the Nelson region. Trooper James Bernard Coley (1893-1981) (Se-rial No. 7/543). Coley was born on 12 March 1893 in Foxton. On the Auck-land War Memorial Museum Cenotaph database his next of kin is listed as Mrs E.J. Sullivan (mother), Shannon, New Zealand. Coley enlisted for service dur-ing WWI from Richmond, where he was working as a farmer. He served as a trooper with the Canterbury Mounted Rifles and embarked from Wellington for Egypt on 16 October, 1914. Coley survived the war and was discharged on 27 February, 1919. He died in Palm-erston North on 10 April, 1981, aged 88.

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Justin hills from nelson food Bank and mary Turu from Te Whai oranga, centre, with cans donated by altrusa members and summerset residents, as part of International food day last week. summerset’s marrit Walstra is at the back left, with altrusa members Chris Tuffnell, Chris mueter and Barbara Caygill. Photo: Andrew Board.

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Our free Friday invited guest luncheons, give more detailed skills and cus-tomer service and interaction. These include buffets, set menu, and finger food functions.

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Stihl Shop Richmond is one of our true local success stories. In their first year of opera-tion they were acknowledged nationally as the Most Improved Stihl Franchise. Part of this success is contributed to their dedica-tion to their c u s t o m e r s and provid-ing what they want. So when c u s t o m e r s and local boat owners made it known to m a n a g e r , Grant Blan-chet, that they wanted some-one local to provide top quality boat and marine servicing, Grant went ahead and organised it.This month sees the opening of the new Stihl Shop Boat Servicing Workshop. Cam-eron Williams is in charge of the new op-eration and, being a factory-trained Yamaha and Mercury qualified technician and well-skilled on all brands, with 12 years of local experience, he’s just the man for the job. Cameron can take care of everything local boat owners need, right from an initial pre-purchase inspection through to ongoing ser-vice and maintenance of any brand of boat or outboard motor. With summer coming, it’s important to keep your boat, outboard and trailer in top condition. Cameron will pro-vide regular servicing to keep it in great run-ning order, ensuring safety and reliability. With the back-up of other local businesses, he can take care of everything under one roof, whether you need a WOF, replacement of marine glass, wiring and electronic instal-lations, boat and trailer repairs, repowers or complete refurbishments.For your convenience, Stihl Shop offers a free

pick-up and delivery service as well as a mobile service. They will work in with what suits you best. Cameron will offer honest and friendly advice, recommending any work that needs to be done and letting you know how much it is

likely to cost so there aren’t any budget blow-outs. Call in and see Cameron now in his new Gladstone Road workshop (just behind the ex-isting Stihl Shop retail store) and he will ensure your boat is ready to perform at its

best in time for summer. In line with Stihl Shop’s reputation, he offers top-quality workmanship, backed up by top-quality parts and accessories. Customer satisfaction and outstanding results are paramount and he will have you out fishing, water-skiing and enjoying the big blue with the assurance that your boat is good to go!

Cameron and Grant are excited to be opening the new boat-servicing division at Stihl Shop Richmond.

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Nayland Adult Community Education, alongside others, is giving Chalkle a go in Nelson! We’d like to invite you to join us. Go to Nayland.chalkle.com to register for upcoming courses.This term we introduce the dead (or alive) poets’ society, where students’ explore and discuss a wide selection of poetry. Come to one or all classes; each

with a different theme: The romantics, sceptics and irredeemably cynical; humourous medley; and love sacred and profane. For those interested in textiles or interior design, custom-make a lampshade using funky fabric; cre-ate multi-coloured screenprint designs using sten-cilling techniques; sew a separate; have fun felting pieces to fuse added colour and texture to other crafts, or finish off knitting projects you’ve had on the go. For the artists, join Ross Whitlock’s direct oil painting techniques with a focus on pleinair painting; Larisse Hall’s colour and colour-mixing

course; or treat yourself to a smashing weekend of mosaics with Elvira Pontier creating two garden pavers. Improve your physical, mental, emotion-al, and spiritual well-being through mindfulness, yoga or the natural, hands-on healing technique of Reiki.Nayland College Community Education is using

Chalkle’s on-line tool to promote a range of classes. We think Chalkle will save student’s time, as you are able to pay at the same time as enrolling and students can also see how many spaces are avail-able in classes.Give Chalkle a go and let us know if you think it will help us to work smarter and deliver more life-long learning.For classes offered through Nayland Adult Com-munity Education, go to Nayland.chalkle.com or contact Kathryn Sclater on 547 9769


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WEDNESDAYyoga for ongoing beginners: 5.30-7pm 29 Oct, 7 wks, Ange Palmer $70 funKy fabrics screenPrinting: 6.30-9pm 5 Nov, 5 wks, Judith Ritchie $95Direct oil Painting techniques: 7-9pm 5 Nov, 4 wks + Sun 30 Nov, Ross Whitlock $65

THURSDAYreiKi introDuction: 6.45-8.45pm 30 Oct, 6 wks, Emily Whinney $115colour anD colour Mixing: 6.30-8.30pm 13 Nov, 5 wks, Larisse Hall $80cheeseMaKing (halouMi & caMeMbert): 6-9pm 6 Nov, 2 wks, Liz Downey $95

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Waimea College principal, Larry Ching, is resigning at the end of this year concluding a 43 year career as a teacher, deputy principal and principal in schools throughout the Nel-son-Tasman region and New Zealand.Larry has been principal at Waimea College for the last 12 years following six years in charge of Awapatu College in Palmerston North. He had earlier been deputy princi-pal at Nayland College for six years and spent 18 years teach-ing science at Motueka High School, Westland High School and Christchurch Boys High.Although Larry's career path to the top job at Waimea ap-peared to have been carefully mapped out, he says it was never planned that way. In fact, Larry admits he never intend-ed to be a teacher and "got into the job quite by accident". "When I was a student at Nel-son College, I really loved sci-ence so when I left school I be-came a science technician with the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries. Then I wanted to get some more qualifica-tions so I went to university to do a science degree but I had no money so I took a teaching scholarship. "I only did it to pay my way through university - I had no intention of going teaching. But when I gradu-ated I went relief teaching at Christchurch Boys High and

found I loved it. "It's interesting, though, be-cause my career path was nev-er planned. I just applied for the jobs as they came up and here I am 43 years later."Larry says one of the big-gest challenges he has faced at Waimea College has been managing the school's rapid growth. The school has grown from 1100 students to 1550 in the last 12 years and they have worked hard to ensure that "the school hasn't got so big that students get lost".Larry says it has been "a re-ally difficult decision" to leave Waimea but he feels the timing is right. The school is "in good heart" and he is also keen to ex-pand his role as a mentor with the Principals Programme run by Centre for Educational Leadership at University of Auckland.Larry says he has had many highlights during his time

at Waimea including seeing the school's students excel at sporting and musical competi-tions, opening new buildings like the school's $2.4million gymnasium and working with "such dedicated and talented teachers"."Last week I attended the sports prizegiving and the level of achievement of those young people blew me away. I always enjoy watching school sport and when I told my wife I was resigning she said 'good, I'll be able to see you at weekend without going to sport'." School Board of Trustees dep-uty chair, Sue Malthus, says Larry has been a wonderful principal and his resignation came as a shock at last week's board meeting. "Waimea has been so lucky to have Larry. He is such a good leader."Sue says associate principal, Graeme Smith, will take up the role of acting principal.

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Waimea College principal, Larry Ching, is leaving the school at the end of this year. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

Looking for talented teens Bowater Hyundai is hosting a spe-cial evening for the region's most special teenagers.The Pinnacle Programme helps talented young New Zealanders achieve their dreams.

The programme is supported by Hyundai and a special evening about the programme is being held on No-vember 13 at Bowater Hyundai from 5.30pm. To RSVP call Jayne on 545 8032.

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Double Olympic champion shot-putter Valerie Adams is making the most of her enforced injury break by inspiring young New Zealanders to "get away from their electronic games and screens" and into physical activity and sport.Valerie has been touring the country as part of a NZ Post-sponsored activity programme, ActiverPost, which came to Nelson last Thursday. The four-times world champion joined about 200 school childen aged five to eight from around the region at Saxton Field athletics track where she went through a series of Get Set Go activities developed by Athletics New Zealand."It's been fun working with kids around the country and connecting with the community," Valerie says. "They are the future of this country so we need to en-courage them to keep active and healthy. "It's not about finding the next track and field star. It's about inspiring these young people through events like this."

Valerie had her right arm in a sling af-ter recovering from shoulder and elbow surgery to repair damaged tendons and ligaments. She hopes to resume train-ing in two weeks and "be 100 per cent by January", as she builds up to the world

champs in Beijing in August.Valerie also visited the NZ Post and Richmond Paper Plus while she was in Nelson after visiting Auckland, Rotorua, Palmerston North and Wellington ear-lier in the week.

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Nayland Pool offers everything you need to keep cool and have fun this summer, and it’ll be open again for this season on November 1. Grab your togs and your goggles and dive in, whether you’re a seasoned cannonball expert or are not so brave in the water, everyone is welcome to come and enjoy this great facility. Nayland Pool recently won outdoor pool of the year at the annual CLM awards, thanks to a dedicated ad-ministration team, and has also seen some improve-ments including new pic-nic tables and redecorated changing rooms. It’s all happening at Nay-land, with the 50 metre heated pool, dive well, learner’s pool and toddler’s pool all open for the pub-lic to come and enjoy. If you think you’ll be a regular then sign up for a seasonal pass that will get you access to the fa-cility whenever you want. It hasn’t been offered by Nayland previously but is a great option for those who can’t get enough of the water. Now is also the perfect time to sign the kids up for the Chill Out holiday programme. Af-ter school and holiday care is available all year

round, with swimming sessions every day when the pool is open. With summer holidays nearly here, your kids will love nothing more than to get into some of the great activities Chill Out has to offer. The programme is split between on and off site activities, including laser tag, PJ’s

and movies and so much more. The holiday care programme is for children aged five to thirteen years, from 7am until 6pm, and is a great way to keep them entertained. Nayland Pool also pro-vides SwimMagic, New Zealand’s biggest swim school. Open to any age, the school uses staff trained through Swim-Magic and Swimming New Zealand and could be a great opportunity if you or your family want

to learn how to swim these holidays.For more information on the swim school, sea-sonal passes or the pools holiday or after school programmes, give the team a call on 547 0292 or email them at [email protected], otherwise they’ll see you there on Saturday, 1st November.


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Chill Out Co-ordinator, Devon Ken-dall, Kori the Penguin and Seasonal Manager, Nic Stuart getting ready for summer at Nayland Pool.

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Victory Boxing is bringing some high-pow-ered sports stars to Nelson in an effort to raise money for the thriving organisation.The trust has organised the Victory Boxing "After the Bell" evening at the Rutherford Ho-tel, with some special guests, including Da-vid Nyika, 2014 Commonwealth Games gold medallist, New Zealand rugby league player Monty Betham, and our very own New Zea-land Hockey player, Anita Punt,” says Scott.Fight 4 Victory organisers Barry Galbraith and Paul Hampton have been inundated with peo-ple wanting to sign up for Fight 4 Victory 2015 to be held on April 4 next year and are hoping to announce some of the bouts at the Victory Boxing fundraiser.Victory Boxing aims to create a positive im-pact on our youth in the community, teaching life skills, honesty and respect, as well as devel-oping opportunities for talented individuals. The popularity and success of the programme has grown and there are now over 170 boys and girls registered aged, between 8 and 18 years of age.The Victory Boxing “After The Bell!” fundrais-ing evening will be held from 6pm to 8pm at The Rutherford Hotel on Friday, November 14. Ticket price of $50 includes a complimentary drink upon arrival, nibbles and entertainment. Please contact Mel Shirley at mel@marketing partners.co.nz to purchase tickets.

Val visits local athletesOlympic shot put champion, Valerie Adams, with school pupils at the Get Set Go fun day at Saxton Field Athletic's track last Thursday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

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Michelle Welsh has only been powerlifting for a year, but she has already been selected in the New Zealand powerlifting team.Michelle competed at the Na-tional Powerlifting Champi-onships in August this year in Christchurch, where she placed third overall in the women’s 85kg+ weight class. She says that gave her the con-fidence to complete an applica-tion form for the New Zealand team. She was successful and will represent New Zealand at the Asia and Oceania Power-lifting Championships held in

December, in Melbourne. “I sent away the application af-ter placing third at the nation-als, but I never thought I would be successful. I am really sur-prised to have come as far as I have,” says Michelle.She competed at the National Championships with the flu and a broken toe, but still managed to squat 125kgs, bench press 65kgs and deadlift 155kgs, “I know I can do bet-ter and I am looking forward to competing again,” she says. Michelle trains five days a week powerlifting at Results Gym in Nelson and is coached by Jason

Hylkema. “She works incredibly hard, there are not many girls as driven as her when it comes to lifting heavy weights, she is in a league of her own. Each train-ing block she is consistently improving. If she continues progressing, she can achieve whatever she wants in power-lifting,” says Jason.Michelle will compete in Mel-bourne on her son’s 17th birth-day and has promised to bring him home a medal. Michelle says her goal is to represent New Zealand at the Powerlift-ing World Champs one day.

Michelle Welsh at the Power Angels Power Lifting Competition held earlier this year. Photo: Chris Symes/www.shuttersport.co.nz.

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What a stunner of a weekend that has just gone. Warm, beauti-ful sunny skies, albeit with a little wind thrown in for good measure. It wouldn’t be a Labour weekend if the weather was perfect, however Saturday morning was the pick of the days with boats galore at Tasman and Okiwi Bay boat ramps. Gusty winds made fishing difficult on Sunday and Monday, although a few DBFC members managed to sneak out in Pelorus Sound in shel-tered waters and land a couple of big reds as the snapper start moving up the sound.Scallops are still plentiful and in good nick. The odd kingfish was caught at D’urville but the snapper were the winners overall. Reports of snapper ranging from 1 kg to 10kg have been caught in Tasman Bay, but still not in huge numbers yet as the water temperature is still a bit cool for them to come in, and with a wet week ahead it will further slow them down a bit more. The kayakers have informed us they have been catching gurnard, kahawai and small snapper in and around Cable Bay, as well as Okiwi Bay. Flasher rigs from 2/0 up to 6/0 hooks, with small bits of pillies, have been doing the damage.Last Sunday, the Dawnbreakers

Fishing Club had their first club social day, held at The Tasman Bay Cruising Club. Over 50 members at-tended making it a great turnout for the season opener. It is a great way to meet like-minded people in a so-cial environment and find out what’s going on fishing-wise in your own back-yard. As an example of how the club helps its members, we are actively promot-ing safety on the water, by encour-aging and discounting the price to members to partake in a Day Skip-pers' course. We believe that every-one who owns a watercraft would be safer having done the course. We have also organised weekends away as well as day trips on the club cal-endar. We also have regular guest speakers on a variety of topics every month.Our guest speaker this month from MPI Fisheries (MAF) was able to go through the ins and outs of the rules regarding catching cod in the Marlborough Sounds, size/bag lim-its on finfish, and the laws on the use of longlines. It was very informa-tive and enabled members to have points clarified that they were not sure about. To join or find out more about the club, email us at [email protected]

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The swimming pool at Hamp-den St is officially open for business.The pool opens today for the summer and, despite the some-times cool temperatures out-side at this time of year, those in the pool won't feel it as it's fully heated.The pool is the only outdoor swimming pool in Nelson city which has lifeguards on duty when it's open to the public, but another major selling point is the heating that sees the main pool sit at 26 degrees."It's safe, it's family friendly, it's just a great place to be," says Nelson South Swimming Club recorder, Fiona Lulham.The club runs the pool on be-half of the school and opens it to the public every day of the week. The pool is also the home to the Patterson Swim School.The Nelson South Swimming Club was also a winner in the Car Company $10,000 Charity Drive this year, and with the winnings they've ordered some inflatables to help attract more families this summer."We were really fortunate to get some money from the Car Company so we've used that to buy some really cool in-flatables, it's like a big obstacle

course," says Fiona.The pool is now open to the public from 3pm to 4pm on Monday to Friday and on week-ends from 12noon to 4pm.A family pass for the season is $150 and that's for the whole

family as many times as they like. Or it's $2 to $3 for kids and $4 for adults each time.To keep up-to-date with in-formation from the pool visit their Facebook page under Hampden St pool.

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Possibly the best money you’ve ever spent on teambuilding, just $100 a participant.Yachts and a skeleton crew are provided by TBCC so no experience required.

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Compete in the Nelson Charity yacht race, get a team together to enjoy a fun afternoon of friendly competitive yacht racing on Nelson Harbour, Sunday the 16th of Novem-ber (Sun. 23rd rain day).

It’s a Rotary Club of Nelson charity fund-raiser with all proceeds going to the Nelson Hospice.

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Possibly the best money you’ve ever spent on teambuilding, just $100 a participant.Yachts and a skeleton crew are provided by TBCC so no experience required.

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Members of the Nelson South Swimming Club get an early dip in the Hampden St pool which is now open for the summer. Photo: Andrew Board.

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Stoke SeniorS: Weds Oct 29: HOUSIE $5 a card; Thurs Oct 30: HALLOWE'EN PARTY. Special Midday lunch. Cost: $12. Please book beforehand. Wear your scary costume. Fun & games in the afternoon from 1.30pm; Tues Nov 4: MELBOURNE CUP DAY. Have a flutter on the gee gees and a special lunch at 12pm. $12. Please book beforehand. Prizes for best racy hat competition. Join the afternoon pa-rade and QUIZ from 1.30pm; Most weekly concerts/events start @ 1.30pm with admis-sion charge of $3 (unless otherwise stated). Incl. entertainment & afternoon tea in the Stoke Seniors Hall, 548 Main Rd, Stoke. Ph: 547 2660/[email protected] WEEK CARD MAKING CLASSES Thurs in Nov, 1pm Stoke Memorial Hall $5 (inc. Afternoon Tea)ART CLASSES: Mons 10am - 12 pm. $6NEW EUCHRE GROUP: Mons at 1.15pm Stoke Memorial HallAll Enquiries PH:547-2660 email: [email protected] DiabeteS Support Group will meet on Fri 31 October, 1.30-3pm at Nick Smith’s Rooms, 544 Waimea Rd. The speaker is Bee Williamson, Diabe-tes Coordinator. Afternoon tea. Gold coin donation. Phone Joan 5486263.Family Fun niGht: Nelson Cathedral, Fri 31 Oct. Free fun activities for children & families. A safe & happy alternative to Hal-loween. Children can come along in fancy dress & take part in the parade, 5pm-7pm.halloween hoeDown with Wellington Folk Rock band Hobnail, fun-draising for Hira Kindergarten. Fri 31 Oct, 8pm, Wakapuaka Hall (between Nelson North Country Club & Wakapuaka Tennis Courts) Bus to Town available must be pre-booked. Tickets/info - Hira Kindy 545 0224.public Star party: Last one of 2014! Atkinson Observatory, Clifton Terrace School, Atawhai. Fri 31 Oct, 8.30pm. All welcome. Gold coin. Robert 5445241nelSon inStitute coFFee & bookS: 2 Nov, 2pm, Nelson Library Ac-tivity Room. Kirsten Rødsgaard-Mathiesen speaking about her book, Passion, Pinot & Savvy profiling 16 passionate New Zealand women winemakers & their personal jour-neys to the positions they hold today. $2pp. ph 5451646St barnabaS Fair Main Rd, Stoke (opp Countdown) Sat 1 Nov 9am-1pm Rain or ShinenelSon motueka avonSiDe GirlS hiGh School group – if you were a student join us for lunch 12.30 Sat 1 Nov. For info Gail Collingwood 03 545 1210 or [email protected] oF nelSon library Book Sale, Elma Turner Library Sat 1 Nov 10-12.30 "Books for Blokes" with car manu-als, books on cars, motorcycles, boats, sports of all kinds, woodwork, fishing, flying, biog-raphies, climbing, mountaineering, hunting and much more.ForeSt & birD: Sat 1 Nov. Big Beach Cleanup, Join either of these events Dela-ware Bay, meet at end of Maori Pa Rd, 9.30am. Enquiries Julie 5450989 or Rough Island, meet on Ken Beck Dr by the Trav-erse, 9.30am. Enquiries Gillian 5402748 or email [email protected] & GaraGe Sale. Used Goods, Baking, Plants, Produce, Preserves, Toys, Raffles, BBQ, Morning Tea. Church on the Hill, Dorset St Richmond. Sat 1 Nov. 8.30am-12 noon.traSh ‘n treaSure, cake stall: Fun-draiser for Nelson Bays Harmony Chorus - Waimea College Bus Bay, Richmond – Sat morning 1 November.

loGGerSportS, Pigeon Valley Steam Museum, 1 & 2 Nov. Teams compete on Saturday for substantial prizes & Sunday continues displays of logging & machinery from days gone by. Rex Kelly 5423124FreSh FocuS: Ron Weiss speaking about “The Development of the Flute”. Mon, 3 Nov, 10-11am. Nelson Suburban Club, 168 Tahunanui Dr. All welcome. Entry $2.ForeSt & birD Tue Nov 4 F&B Coffee Group - join us for a social time at 10.30am, Naked Bun Cafe Mapua. Also visit the Do-minion Stream enhancement area. For info & co-ordinating transport contact Helen 03 521 1148 or email [email protected] GarDen club: Tues 4 Nov, 7.30pm, Pipe Band Hall, Speaker- Sarah, from Willow, will demonstrate cel-ebratory table decorations. Garden ramble - 6.30pm, 82 Tukuku St. Contact 576 5122.parihaka Day commemora-tion: Wed 5 Nov, 1pm, Nelson Cathedral. All welcomethe StuDentS of the Abel Tasman Education Trust are holding a fundraiser for Oxfam, 5 Nov. A sausage sizzle & cake stall will be held at Warehouse Richmond 11am - 6pm. We hope to see you there!writerS at lunchtime: Everyone interested in writing is welcome Wed 5 Nov 11.30-1.30pm, Prince Albert Hotel, 113 Nile St. Guest speaker at 12.30pm - Jean Gorman on writing & researching historical novels. Admission free. Contact Chrissie 546 9818. petS Service: Nelson Cathedral will be holding a special Pets Service to bless all pets and celebrate our animals, Sun 9 Nov, 10am. All pets & their families are welcome to join in. Followed by a Morning Tea.GarDen trail: Sat 15 Nov, 10am-4pm. Great gardens to visit in Richmond/Hope area. Stalls & refreshments, church deco-rated. A fund-raising event for Richmond Anglican Church’s new community centre. Tickets $10, available from Richmond Mall Customer Service Counter..nelSon truck Show. Trucks from Emergency Vehicles, B trains, Swing lifters, Tractor Units etc. Sat 15 Nov 10am - 3,30pm Beside The Speights Ale House, Food Drink and Raffles for sale. Adults $5 Children $3 Family $10. Stoke School PTA Fundraiser.FoSter parentS Change Lives & Communities. Child Youth & Family are offering free training for foster parents & car-egivers in Nelson. 12 & 19 Nov and 3 Dec. 6-9pm. Ph Heather on 989-4200 for info. nelSon catheDral Festival of Christmas Trees, 9-23 Dec - spaces still avail-able for organisations who wish to display a Tree in this year’s Festival. Please contact the Cathedral Office on 548 1008 for details.anGer manaGement group meet-ing for the next six weeks. This group will help you overcome in many areas of your life. For more info ph Martin 027 507 2270.

reGular eventSpilateS on the Beach, NEW SUMMER HOURS. Mons & Weds 5:45pm, Tues & Thurs 8am. On Tahunanui Beach (Behind the Lions Play Ground). All welcome, be-ginners & regulars. Marion 021 0839 9290.nelSon community potterS 136 Rutherford St. Learn the art of pottery. Hand-building, wheel work firing & glazing for beginners to expert. Social group Thurs 10-12. Classes available. Ph Annie 5483087minDFulneSS: Lunchtime Classes at NMIT Anxious, depressed, stressed? Take a little time out for yourself. Great for body, brain and spirit stretches, relaxation, mind-fulness. Thurs 12.10 - 12.50pm (term times) 3rd floor Tourism Building (T305). Gold Coin. Come as you are – no special clothes

needed. Georgie 0274 407-317.Sit & be Fit: Victory Community Centre Tues & Victory Community Church (238 Upper Vanguard St) Thurs, 10am. Great music, fun, meet new people, work at your level. Info ph Shirley 547 1433 / 021 121 8023cervical ScreeninG clinic: Held the 1st Tues of each month, Victory Community Centre. No or Low cost – cri-teria applies. Ph 546 8385 for appointmenthearinG clinic: Available for free checks and assessments for 16+yrs. Please phone 546 8385 for appointment. Held at Victory Community CentreantiQue bottle & collecta-bleS club meet 1st Tues every month 7.30pm Suburban Club, Tahunanui. All welcome. Bring your treasures. Ph Judy Pitt-man 545 2181.victory Social Dance Group: Dance practice Weds, 8pm. $5 per couple Victory Community Centre. All dancers & learners welcome. Ph, Roger. 5466562.knit, Spin & natter: 2nd & 4th Tues of the month 9.30-11.30, Jaycee Room Founders. All welcome, gold coin & third Tues 7-9pm, The Styx, 272 Wakefield Key. Jane 5489508/Annette 5450498nelSon taSman beekeeperS: Meets 1st Wed each month, 7pm Waimea Lounge, Richmond A&P Showgrounds, Lower Queen St. New members welcome to attend. www.nelsonbeekeepers.org.nz nelSon Scrabble club (Inc) in-vites interested people to our free training sessions in competitive scrabble. Nelson Suburban Club 7-10pm every Wed. Ph Tony 545 1159.waimarama community Gar-DenS "Coffee Morning" every Wed, 10:30-12:30. Explore, relax & enjoy the gardens. Visitors & volunteers welcome any day. Come for a cuppa on Sun mornings & look around the gardens. Buy fresh produce from the kiosk. Tantragee Rd, The BrookliGhthouSe Spiritual aware-neSS: Mon 7.30pm. Trafalgar St Hall, opp Trailways. Healing, meditation, clairvoy-ance, talks. All Welcome. Donations appre-ciated. FB: Lighthouse NelsonhyDrotherapy & Support for Fibro & Polymyalgia & Lupus. Gentle exercise in warm water to Manage pain,stretch, relax mind & muscles. Tues 1-2pm, $7, Ngawha-tu pool, Stoke. Angie 547-0198toaStmaSterS Develop your per-sonal social confidence by learning the art and skills of public speaking at Madhatters Toastmasters Club. Meetings Fri 7-8:30am. Kate 548-6636.probuS club of Nelson City welcomes men & women as new members. Meetings held 2nd Thurs each month, 9.45am, Nel-son Suburban Club. Deirdre 547 4146tenniS DoubleS: Sat, 1pm onwards, all levels catered for, Tahuna Tennis Club, Tahuna Drive. Mike 547 6562.tahunanui community cen-tre: Jo - Ph 548 6036Gardening Group: Keen to meet others with an interest in gardening? Tahuna Com-munity Centre has a great garden group who meet 1st Wed of each month 10.30am, come join us! Counselling: (Confidential & Personal) Available with trainee counselor graduating this year. Please make appointment.WAY2GO Walking Group: 9.45am Thurs, at Tahunanui Community Centre. Bring gold card (or $6) as sometimes we bus & walk, sometimes just walk! Come join us! Rusty Riders: Not been on a bicycle in a while? Regain your confidence with this fun group, bikes provided, also tips to get you back on the saddle. 1.30pm Wed $2.

Monday Movers: Start the week with an enjoyable bike ride along the reserve & cycle tracks. 9.30am Mon. $2lawn bowlS. Want to have a go at bowls this year at the Nelson Bowling Club, Examiner St? (next to the cathedral) Contact Mario 548 5741 or 027 471 6205.Social table tenniS: Saxton Sta-dium, Mon & Fri mornings, Wed evenings. Bats & balls provided. ALL WELCOME. More info ph 5473005/5479479 or visit tab-letennisnelson.org.nzSinGerS wanteD! Nelson Bays Har-mony has vacancies for contralto & first so-prano singers who may like to try their hand at singing 4-part barbershop-style music, in a choir of 40 members. Vocal training is pro-vided & rehearsals are 7pm, Thurs. Visitors welcome. For details see our website www.nelsonharmony.org.nz or email [email protected]. alliance FrancaiSe Join us on Fri, 4:-5:45pm, La Gourmandise, 276 Hardy St, for informal French conversation. All welcome whatever your level of French. See www.af-nelson-tasman.org.nzvaricoSe veinS discussion group. Let's share info on treatment options, outcomes etc. Ph Paul 035450154,tx 0272581246 e. [email protected] newcomerS network: Walking Group, Tues, 10am, www.newcom-ers.co.nz or Lynne 539 1006 / Karin 547 4461iSel laDieS probuS club meets 4th Wed each month, 10am, Elim Church, 625 Main Rd. PLEASE NOTE NEW VENUE FOR MEETINGS. New members wel-come. Shirley 547 2664 or Bev 547 6522.nurture@home playSchool: Annesbrook Church, 40 Saxton Rd.Tues, term time only, anytime from 9am-12pm. No charge All welcome! For info call Janelle 027 284 6630/ 547 6632 or Bodhi 027 687 8873/ 541 8871www.nurtureathome.co.nzSit anD be Fit Victory Community Church (238 Upper Vanguard St) Thurs, 10am. School term only. Fun while you get fitter, work at your level. For info please con-tact Shirley on 547 1433 or 021 121 8023.Stoke-tahunanui Rotarians wel-comes men & women new members. John 547 3408. www.facebook.com/rotarynznelSon city luncheon club meets 2nd & 4th Mon each month for a meal & invited speaker. Programme at http://nelsoncityluncheonclub.blogspot.co.nz Kathleen 548 2342.want to make a DiFFerence? Nelson Budget Service invites expressions of interest from enthusiastic people to join their Governance Board. Help us continue to help to those in need and make a differ-ence in their lives. Contact the Manager at [email protected] or ph 5469021.tahunanui women’S inSti-tute: Stoke Retirement Village, 188 Songer St, Meet first Thurs of the month, 1.45 sharp. New members welcome. Ph Colleen 548 7902thurSDay niGht knittinG 1st Thurs each month-Styx; 3rd Thurs-Spei-ght’s Ale House (new venue) 7:30-9:30pm. Join Nelson Knitters, NZ group on Ravelry.com or text 021 0297 5797 for detailsmake a DiFFerence and keep fit at the same time! Our Brook Waimarama Sanctuary track cutting volunteers don’t need to join a gym plus they have the satis-faction of contributing a lasting legacy to NZ conservation. For info register your interest at www.brooksanctuary.org/support.nelSon philatelic Society: The club for stamp collectors. Monthly meetings at Stoke School on 2nd Tues, 7:30pm. www.nelsonstamps.org.nz.

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Births

SCOTT, Carol Anne passed away peacefully on October 22, 2014 at Nelson Tasman Hos-pice, aged 52 years. A beloved spouse of Liz Scott-Wilson. Loved daughter of Dorothy and Peter Scott. Loved sister of Chris and Mike Henderson. Loved by her Wilson family and friends around the world. A service for Carol was held in Nel-son last Friday. A Me-morial Service will be held in Wellington at a date to be advised.

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for a free 20 min intro. Texts welcome.

• Modern day Rebirthing-excellent results for depression & anxiety

• Coaching & Mentoring• Mindful Weight

ManagementProfessional, Qualified

Practitioner, Trained by NZAB & NZ Coaching & Mentoring

hEAT pUMpS

Phone 0800 448 446

Improve the performance and the life of your heatpump

Heatpump Servicing

Basic Service

Steve Fletcher

$85

www.heatpumpnelson.co.nz

Your trade or service right

here?Single

column x 6cm only

$19 +gst pw

Ph 548 4949




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Ph 027 319 9941Steve Dawson

Mobile Outboard Servicing

• Outboard Servicing• Specialising in Suzuki, Yamaha and E Tec• Genuine or Aftermarket Parts• $60+GST/hr

pAinT

36A Vickerman St, NelsonPhone: 546 6660

Email: [email protected]

STOCKISTS OF QUALITY

Marine Paints Automotive Paints Industrial Paints Car & Boat Care

Products

PaintCopAinTEr

Stephen HalcrowPainter and decorator

Ph: 548 3836or

021 0235 2728

Interior & exteriorNew homesWall paperingRepaints & renovationsCheck out our new website

www.nbd.co.nz

pAinTEr

plasterboard stopping

waterblastingwallpapering

new & repaintsinterior & exterior

airless spraying

027 430 274215 Leicester Street, Stoke, [email protected]

pAinTEr

Locally owned & operatedQuality Workmanship

Phone: 544 9700

• 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 pAnEl rEpAirS

Small Dent on your car?

Quick, Low coSt RemovaL

we GuaRantee aLL ouR RepaiRSwww.dentmagician.co.nz

Mobile ServiceServing Nelson for 15 years

call Richard027 279 5605

ShArpEning

Salon scissors(U.S. Qualified)

Chef knivesFabric scissorsSecateurs etc

Ph Derek 539 4618027 248 1493

Best Value Sharpening

STOrAgE

CentralSELF STORAGE UNITSFOR ALL YOUR STORAGE

2 Echodale Place- off Nayland Road

13 Packham Cres.- off Echodale Place

www.centralselfstorage.co.nzPeter Ph (03) 547 9191

2 Central Locations

24/7 Access

Looking for storage?SUiT hirE

SUIT HIREWeddings, Black Tie,

School Balls

Ph 548 7655155 Trafalgar St

(opp Westpac)

NelSoN TailorS MeNSWear

Work Place First Aid Courses

Ph 544 9180Corporate Rates Available

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Mobile 0220 649 822 (24hr)




Roof treatments for mould, lichen, moss, algae

Mobile 0220 649 822 (24hr)




Gutters cleaned out

Mobile 0220 649 822 (24hr)




Paths, decks, driveways

Mobile 0220 649 822 (24hr)




Ant, spider, cockroach control

Mobile 0220 649 822 (24hr)




Chimney cleaning

Mobile 0220 649 822 (24hr)




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Trades & Services Trades & ServicesTUESDAY 28 October 2014 TUESDAY 28 October 2014NelsonLocally Owned and Operated WeeklyNelson

Locally Owned and Operated Weekly

AccOUnTAnT

NZ

First consultation

FREE.

Accountants and Business Advisors

www.nmsnz.co.nz Ph: 545 0778

ArbOriST

Qualified Arborists for all your tree care needsLocal Expert Knowledge

Member of NZAA

Free quotes and full insurance cover

Health & Safety approved to TDC & NCC

Call Richard Walsh and the team on:

548 0749nelsontrees.co.nz

ArbOriST ASiAn FOOD

Lim’sASIAN FOOD SUPPLY

027 224 [email protected]

390 Main Rd, Stoke

Sauces, Rice, Drinks, Spices, Fresh Tofu

and much more...

Loyalty card available

Mon - Wed 12.30pm - 8.00pmThurs - Sun 10am - 8.00pm

bUilDEr

Building Repair and Construction maintenance, commercial fitout,

decks, fences and hard landscapingPrompt Service

N E L S O N

CONtraCtiNgL i m i t E d(2 0 1 4 )

Contact Ian onMob 027 284 3957 or (03) 547 2242

cAr MEchAnic

Call 0800-255-855 now for a f ree measure and quote.

LOCALLY OWNED & NZ MADE

Mobi le Carpet and Vinyl Showroom in your area!

Carpet from just $11/S.Q.MVinyl from just $19.50/S.Q.M

W e come to you!

NELSON - MOTUEKA - GOLDEN BAY - MARLBOROUGH

cArpET & VinYl cArpET & winDOw clEAnEr clEAning

www.dynamicduo.co.nz

Dynamic Duo

022 689 7076Cleaning Services

• Bond cleans• Reg Domestic Cleans• Window Cleans• Spring Cleans

CALL APRIL FOR A FREE QUOTE

Ph: 021 482 088 or 542 2328

Email: [email protected] Coach Pl, Brightwater

Registered Electrician

Domestic and Commercial Wiring

Maintenance and Repairs

ElEcTriciAn

ElEcTriciAn

Call us now!538 0245

Fast & Friendly Service New house wiring Electrical alterations Rewiring jobs Extra lights or power Security Systems

FlOOr SAnDing

ELITEFLOORING SERVICES

Over 20 years Experience

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

[email protected]

Dave 0274 296 669A/H (03) 541 9777

0800 455 141

Member NZ National Flooring Assn.

FUrniTUrE / ArT

• Furniture - bespoke recycled timber

• 'Pimp my old furniture'- makeovers

• NZ themed original paintings & prints

• Wallhangings & gifts• Garden sculpture & landscaping• Stonework, sheds, treehuts & more...All Things Arty!

G I McLean Artist & Craftsman

Ph: 0274 036 266 A/h: 547 2422e: [email protected] www.gimcleanartist.com

gArDEning & lAnDScAping

Abide GardensGarden Design and Maintenance

• Tree pruning• Rose Care• Lawn Mowing

• Garden Maintenance• Vegetable Gardens• Green Waste Removal

Pensioner discounts and Free quotes

Kent Longman 021 167 5890

hOME MAinTEnAncE lAnDScAping

Call us today for a friendly no obligation quote

P:03 5530 306M:022 122 5013


Planning Construction

Planting Maintenance

www.sagelandscapes.co.nz

SageLandscapesthe wise choice

lAwYEr

www.michelledugganlawyer. co.nz

For efficient, cost-effective and quality family law advice please contact me

Family Legal Aid and Free Legal Advice Service provider

Michelle DugganLLB – LAWYER & MEDIATOR

p. (03) 546 9966m. 027 482 9875

e. [email protected]

MArinEThe Outboard Shop• Outboard servicing &

repairs• All makes and models• Electronics Installation• Trailer Repairs

Dennis Ellmers Certified Technician105 St Vincent Street

Mob: 027 7474 566Ph/Fax: 03-548 7858

[email protected]

MObiliTY

269 Queen St Richmond. Ph 544 6603SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS

NOW OPEN SATURDAYS

Carseats | Push Chairs | High ChairsCots | Porta Cots | Bassinets

Mobility Scooters | Walking Frames Lift Chairs | Wheelchairs | Power Chairs

mobility4you

Baby&Mobility HIRE

Passport photosCamera repairs

VHS-DVD transfers

Nelson City Cameras

191 Trafalgar St, Ph: 548 9886

phOTOgrAphic

544 8059

For all maintenance on;

Blocked DrainsDomestic WorkNew HousingIndustrial PropertiesLeaking Taps & Pipes

•••••

plUMbEr plUMbEr

Ph: 543 8090


Since 1915

Kevin Harris

Small Jobs

Welcome

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

Ph: 543 8090


Since 1915

Kevin Harris

Small Jobs

Welcome

prOp. MAnAgEMEnT

Terms & conditions at www.skinnypropertymanagement.co.nz

if you move or list your rental with us.

Ph 027 541 9165

Management fee 6.9%

$300 CASH

Licensed Real Estate Agent REAA2008

Pamela Blackwood021 124 566103 548 0200

Why Pamela?“I could not have asked for a better agent to guide me through the process” - Bruce

rEAl ESTATE rOOFing

• Leaks• Repairs• Maintenance• ReRoofs• New Roofs

Ph: 538 0824Proudly supplying Orange Residential Homes

roofing requirements for over 10 years

Stoke

ASphAlTEst. 2006

bEDSN E L S O N

We’ve Moved!Now at

Extensive Range Sound Advice Helpful, Friendly Staff Locally Manufactured Factory Direct Prices

59 Quarantine Rd, NelsonPhone : 03 547 4567

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LOOKING FOR A BUILDER?

● New homes ● Light commercial● Renovations ● Fences/landscaping

● Mapei waterproofing systems● Original stone installation ● Free quotes

We have A great team with 37 years in the industryReferences available

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bUilDErBuilder /

HandymanMaterials at Trade Cost

Quality workmanship guaranteed

• Fences• Decks• House Repairs• Doors• Flatpack Kitchens• Concrete / paving• Landscaping

Richard021 118 1183or 545 2298

[email protected]

bUilDEr

For quotes call RossPh: 027 244 8870 A/h: 547 1389

www.nelsonbuilder.co.nz

Plymouth Contracting Ltd

New Homes & BuildiNgsReNovatioNs aNd alteRatioNsPlaNs aNd CoNseNt

cUrTAinS

• Installations• Sales

• Repairs - Blinds & Curtain tracks

• Timber blinds cut• Measure service

Bays Blind & Curtain Service

Prompt & professional service

Ian Chadwick027 554 6674

or 545 7276

DEckSSpecialising in the restoration

and staining of all decks.

Deck FencePro&®

paint, oil & stain restoration

www.deckandfencepro.co.nz Call Now 021 130 4130%

FREEQUOTE

DEcOrATOr

“Every home needs the female touch”

For all painting & decorating call Elly for a

FREE Quote

03 545 2903or 021 0230 3925

www.paintcan.co.nz

DrAinAgE

•Registered drainlayers (Residential & Commercial)

•Sewage treatment - design, supply & install

•Video camera & drain inspection

•Excavator & truck hire•Residential & rural

earthworks•Retaining walls, house

slabs, commercial concrete

Ph: 03 543 8243

Drainage &Construction Tasman

Ltd.

DYnAMic bAlAncing

gArDEning

Straight UpGarden & Property

Maintenance

Phone Craig021 113 7405

• Lawn mowing• Hedge cutting• Rotary hoeing• Tree pruning• Rubbish removal

hAirDrESSEr

Need a new stylist?

Aboki Hairdressers68 Buxton Square, Nelson

ph 5468680

(New clients & Adult prices only upon presentation of this ad)

any service

$20 off

hEAlTh

BreathingWorks

Phone Cornelia 547 7642 or 027 301 0236

for a free 20 min intro. Texts welcome.

• Modern day Rebirthing-excellent results for depression & anxiety

• Coaching & Mentoring• Mindful Weight

ManagementProfessional, Qualified

Practitioner, Trained by NZAB & NZ Coaching & Mentoring

hEAT pUMpS

Phone 0800 448 446

Improve the performance and the life of your heatpump

Heatpump Servicing

Basic Service

Steve Fletcher

$85

www.heatpumpnelson.co.nz

Your trade or service right

here?Single

column x 6cm only

$19 +gst pw

Ph 548 4949




hOME lOAnS

MArinE

Ph 027 319 9941Steve Dawson

Mobile Outboard Servicing

• Outboard Servicing• Specialising in Suzuki, Yamaha and E Tec• Genuine or Aftermarket Parts• $60+GST/hr

pAinT

36A Vickerman St, NelsonPhone: 546 6660

Email: [email protected]

STOCKISTS OF QUALITY

Marine Paints Automotive Paints Industrial Paints Car & Boat Care

Products

PaintCopAinTEr

Stephen HalcrowPainter and decorator

Ph: 548 3836or

021 0235 2728

Interior & exteriorNew homesWall paperingRepaints & renovationsCheck out our new website

www.nbd.co.nz

pAinTEr

plasterboard stopping

waterblastingwallpapering

new & repaintsinterior & exterior

airless spraying

027 430 274215 Leicester Street, Stoke, [email protected]

pAinTEr

Locally owned & operatedQuality Workmanship

Phone: 544 9700

• 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 pAnEl rEpAirS

Small Dent on your car?

Quick, Low coSt RemovaL

we GuaRantee aLL ouR RepaiRSwww.dentmagician.co.nz

Mobile ServiceServing Nelson for 15 years

call Richard027 279 5605

ShArpEning

Salon scissors(U.S. Qualified)

Chef knivesFabric scissorsSecateurs etc

Ph Derek 539 4618027 248 1493

Best Value Sharpening

STOrAgE

CentralSELF STORAGE UNITSFOR ALL YOUR STORAGE

2 Echodale Place- off Nayland Road

13 Packham Cres.- off Echodale Place

www.centralselfstorage.co.nzPeter Ph (03) 547 9191

2 Central Locations

24/7 Access

Looking for storage?SUiT hirE

SUIT HIREWeddings, Black Tie,

School Balls

Ph 548 7655155 Trafalgar St

(opp Westpac)

NelSoN TailorS MeNSWear

Work Place First Aid Courses

Ph 544 9180Corporate Rates Available

Oct:Nov:Dec:Jan:

7, 16, 17, 18, 28, 306, 11, 20, 21, 222, 11, 12, 1320, 24, 28

TrAining VEhiclE MAinTEnAncE

RUST REPAIRSSpraypaintingPanelbeating

Unit 10150 Vanguard St

wATErblASTing

Mobile 0220 649 822 (24hr)




House washing

Mobile 0220 649 822 (24hr)




Roof treatments for mould, lichen, moss, algae

Mobile 0220 649 822 (24hr)




Gutters cleaned out

Mobile 0220 649 822 (24hr)




Paths, decks, driveways

Mobile 0220 649 822 (24hr)




Ant, spider, cockroach control

Mobile 0220 649 822 (24hr)




Chimney cleaning

Mobile 0220 649 822 (24hr)




Cell: 0220 649 822A/H 547 7856

30 31accountants financial services plumbers electricians lawnmowing home and car maintenance landscaping brake and clutch specialists builders accountants financial services plumbers electricians lawnmowing home and car maintenance landscaping brake and clutch













Trades & Servicesaccountants financial services plumbers electricians lawnmowing home and car maintenance landscaping brake and clutch specialists builders accountants financial services plumbers electricians lawnmowing home and car maintenance landscaping brake and clutch













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