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Cars are still being stolen in Nelson, de-spite the arrest of two teenagers police be-lieve were responsible for the majority of the recent thefts.Last Friday, two males were arrested in connection with the thefts, a 19 year old and a 16 year old, both of Nelson.Police say the offenders are searching for cars that are unlocked. They then take

anything of value and, if the keys are still in the car, they take it for a joyride.“We have had very few cars broken into. In the majority of these cases people have left their car unlocked and with keys inside. Offenders are telling us they go around trying car doors and when they find one unlocked they’re straight in. They’ll take

anything of value and if the owner is generous enough to have left the keys as well, they’ll take the vehicle for a spin as well,” says Senior Sargent Shane Miles.Over the past month, 26 cars have been stolen from the wider Nelson region.

“My message to the public is lock your car, even when it’s parked at home,” says

Shane. But the arrests haven’t stopped all thefts. On Friday night, a South Street resi-dent had their white Holden ute stolen and there have been other thefts not thought to be related to the two teens.Among those was a Mitsubishi Triton ute from Dowell Wholesale Cars in Bright-water. The ute was found on the Spooners Range on Saturday, after going missing on

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Rex gets his shedA mini “mens shed” has finally been given the green light at a Stoke Re-tirement Village, but only after a pe-tition and a plea to head office.When Rex Lucas and his wife Pam were looking to downsize, they asked Omaio Retirement Village if Rex’s tools could come with them and be set up in a men’s shed. The answer was ‘yes’ and the couple moved in, along with Rex’s tools.Then Oceania Group, which owns the village, changed their mind, said it was a health and safety risk and told Rex he couldn’t put his tools in the village garage. Rex then lent his tools to the Whaka-tu Menz Shed, which has been try-ing to get off the ground for more than a year, but continued to push

Stoke’s Rex Lucas in his new “men’s shed” at Omaio Retirement Village, which was opened last week after a petition was launched. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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Wednesday night. Vanessa Gilbert-son, from Dowell, says police are not necessarily linking the theft to the other recent incidents.She says the $12,000 ute was found stripped of its engine, radiator, tail-gate, spare tyre and tool box, as

well as having it’s dashboard and windows smashed up. “We’re not happy, they’re just mongrels, the in-surance company believe it was tar-geted for the engine because it not a common vehicle to be stolen.”

for permission to set up his tools in a shed. That included a petition signed by residents of three Stoke retirement villages.So Oceania did another backflip and decided to act. The company’s CEO, Earl Gasparich, authorised a new shed to be built and was at the village on Wednesday to offically open it.Rex says for the last 15 years of his working life he was a dial-a-hand-yman, doing anything and every-

thing, and in his retirement, creat-ing folding tables and stools has become his craft. “I think as much as anything else it gives us something to do, I’m sorry, but I get sick of sitting watching TV or reading a book,” says Rex. Rex, along with six other experi-enced residents, will be on hand to supervise when other residents are using machines. He says there has been interest from residents of Oceania’s two other Stoke villages and even a handful of female resi-dents.

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Out-going museum CEO Pe-ter Millward says the region should have a museum under one roof, not “five miles apart”, as it is now.Peter announced his retirement last Friday after seven years as the chief executive at the Nel-son Provincial Museum. Currently, the museum has two buildings, the research facility at Isel Park in Stoke and the ex-hibition and education facility at Trafalgar St.He told Nelson Weekly that the museum’s current buildings are its most pressing issue. “The research facility is unfin-ished business from my point of view and something needs to be done urgently. When they moved the exhibition and edu-cation part into town they ac-tually broke the museum into two pieces, and some of the problems we face now are un-doubtedly caused by that.”He says having the museum in Trafalgar St is important, so he’d like to see the research fa-cility moved close by. “But it’s not going to happen without some capital input and the two councils are both fac-ing their own infrastructure is-sues, but the museum is now in

the position to help itself.”During Peter’s rein, the muse-um has paid back $1.5 million of interest-bearing debt. But it still owes an interest-free loan to both Nelson City and Tas-man District councils.At 67, Peter says he’s not the right man to lead a major fun-draising project to make a joint facility happen. “But there is no question that if it is co-located with its own archives it has greater potential than one that operates under separate roofs, especially when they’re five miles apart, like ours.”Peter’s retirement was an-nounced along with that of the chair of the Tasman Bays Herit-age Trust, Terry Horne.Current deputy chair, Aaron

Brown, has been appointed Terry’s successor. Terry says that Peter has lifted the public image of the muse-um, overseen some outstand-ing exhibitions, and leaves the museum in a sound financial position with increasing ad-mission numbers.Peter says his proudest moment in the job was at this year’s Gal-lipoli commemorations. “The way people in the city got involved with everything to do with Anzac Day has been fan-tastic. Right from people iden-tifying photos that have been in Nelson Weekly to people com-ing into the museum and say-ing ‘there’s my father’s name on the wall’. It was humbling and that whole project was phe-nomenal.”

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“We don’t call this place a museum, we hate that word, because that’s where you find fossils. This is a collection and it’s a living collection. You’re never going to come and get bored, there will always be new bikes and new attractions.”Included in the new additions is a “Ner-A-Car”. It was designed for ladies so they could step through it. The biggest attraction will most likely be the Britten “pre-curser”, the bike built before the iconic Britten. John says very few people have seen it up close. “This is the bike that nearly won at Daytona in 1991. But the race winner on the warm down lap did this big wheelie, looked at the Kiwi riders and said, ‘ha ha ha, your bike isn’t fast enough’. “John Britten was rather peeved at this antic so went away to develop a faster bike – the Britten. You know the rest.”NZ Classic Motorcycles is open to the public six days a week.

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Ingrid Penfold, the marketing and promotions man-ager at NZ Classic Motorcycles, on the Ner-A-Car. Photo: Andrew Board.

Craig and Kellie Hamilton may be the faces of a winning local business, but they’re also the faces of a generous and supportive team who are pas-sionate about giving back to their community. Craig, Kellie and their team have recently won several major awards at the Mike Pero sales meet-ing earlier this month. While their success can be attributed to a dedi-cated and talented team of sales people and administration staff, they also be-lieve their superior reputation stems from a supportive community, and it’s this appreciation that has driven their many local spon-sorship projects. Number one on the list was to spon-sor the Mike Pero Trolley Derby, which created a day of fun for eve-ryone speeding down Nelson’s Collingwood St earlier this year. “If someone doesn’t sponsor these things, then they won’t happen,” says Craig, and thanks to Mike Pero locally in Richmond, many more organisations are able to continue their great services, such as the Tasman Swimming Club, Nel-son Golf Club, Tasman Tennis Club, the local go-kart track and the motorsports young racers, plus, Mike Pero have also taken on the naming sponsor-ship of the Mike Pero Giants basketball team.

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A driver clocked doing more than 150kmh says she was late to pick up her Thai takeaways.That driver received an immediate roadside suspension for 28 days and will be appearing in the Nelson District Court shortly.

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ing drivers was easily the biggest issue officers faced on the road. “Some of the speeds we have detected recently are just ludicrous. There are a number of drivers on the road putting other inno-cent road users’ lives at extreme risk and they have no right to do that,” he says.

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A Richmond school was broken into and had eight i-Pads stolen over Queen’s Birthday weekend.Two St Paul’s classrooms were broken into and eight i-Pads were stolen. Principal John Dorman says the only people disadvantaged by the situation are the children who need i-Pads the most.“It means we haven’t got enough devices to share between the students, some children bring their own devices to school, but it is those kids who don’t own devices who are the ones that will really suffer because of it, it is very disappointing” says John.A teacher saw some teenage boys hanging around the school on

Sunday and other teacher noticed that someone had tried to wrench open a window on the Monday, but it was Monday night that the school alarms went off and the i-Pads were discovered missing.

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Friends and supporters of Alex Renton gathered outside Nelson MP Nick Smith’s office yesterday morning, in a vigil protest in support of the importation and use of medicinal cannabinoid oil. Alex, a 19-year-old former Nayland Col-lege pupil, has been in an induced coma in Wellington since April 8. He was suffering from flu-like symptoms on April 4 and was rushed to hospital after experiencing sei-zures. He is suffering from brain inflammation known as encephalitis. It is unknown

what the cause of this is. Family friend Liz Goodall attended the protest and says the family is trying to get the cannabinoid oil into the country as it has been shown to be effective in treating similar patients over-seas. “They have done research on it and they know it has made a lot of difference to some people out there. The drugs they are using at the moment are not making much of a difference, they are sedating him because of his seizures but it’s not making the difference the family really wants to happen. If it was your child, wouldn’t you try anything?” Nayland College pupil Eva Hansen says

she has been friends with Alex for three years and is attending the protest in recog-nition of all the support Alex has given her. “He’s been my role model for those three years, he’s always looking out for me and

I’m always looking out for him.” Nick Smith was unable to meet the pro-testers as he was in Wellington, but office representative Nan Ward read a letter writ-ten to the family on his behalf. “I read the note from the clinician, but it does not go so far as to give any confidence that such medicinal cannabis oil would benefit Alex. For me to make such an exceptional case to the Minister, I really do need a specialist saying that this is the best course of medi-cine.”

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and then delivered them over the next week. He says nominees included those who were recovering from sur-gery, solo parents with plenty of kids to feed and some who were just going through a tough time financially.“Sometimes, people just need that hand and hopefully this can just take that pressure off. It’s not a hand-out where we pity them, it’s just a hand-along,” he says.Joni says the project is funded by its members at the moment but he’d like to attract sponsor-ship in the future to help it grow. He says nominations are open for two weeks, then the group get together one night and cook enough food for the 50 meals and

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Nelson Young Professionals are after some new committee members, with the current president set to leave the region.Michelle Byczkow has been the head of the networking group for two years, but is heading off to London and says the group would like some fresh blood.

“The nature of the group means that we have people come and go, so we’re looking for the next wave of young professionals.”Nelson Young Professionals was founded in 2009 and encourages anyone who would like to meet new people or enjoy the events they host to come along.

The biggest event on the NYP calendar is the winter ball that last year attracted around 150 people.Michelle says when she arrived in Nelson to work at a local law firm she knew three people, all very loosely. “But since I joined NYP I’ve meet

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whole network of people to hang out with.”Currently, NYP has six committee members, Michelle says she’d like to see that grow to around seven or eight. “New people bring in fresh ideas and we’ve had a great committee for three years now, but some new people would be great.”To find out more about NYP see www.nyp.co.nz or email [email protected]

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other members from outside the region travelling to Tony’s property in Hope to take part regularly. Last year Tony organised the first NSR Challenge Cup which saw 27 people racing, the event proved so popular that he de-cided to put it on again this year and now has over fifty rac-ers entered. “There hasn’t been a slot car racing event with that many entries since the late 1960s. It involves cars racing against others that are identical in terms of wheels, tyres and

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Age is no barrier to sport, in fact it is a prerequisite for players at-tending Table Tennis Nelson's social seniors group at Saxton Stadium with their oldest mem-ber, Lionel Wells, turning 95 in October. The group, which meets every Monday and Friday morning, has about 45 players enjoying the exercise and social interaction. Although many of the players are new to the sport, that certainly can't be said about Lionel, who has been playing for an incredible 82 years.And that probably makes him the most experienced player in the country."I started playing when I was 11 or 12 and haven't stopped," Li-onel, who is a retired fisherman,

says. "When I started in Nelson we played in the Sports Hall, but we've moved around since then to places like the YMCA and Ngawhatu, and now Saxton Sta-dium."I used to play competitively. I was ranked No2 in my age-group in New Zealand at one stage, but now I just play because it's good exercise and it's a good way of meeting people."However, Lionel hasn't finished his competitive playing days just yet, competing in the last two South Island Masters games in Nelson, winning silver in the mixed doubles with Thelma Mathieson and two bronze med-als in 2013. And he hopes to line up in this year's Master Games which start in Nelson on Septem-ber 26."I hope to play at this one as well

as long as the chiropractor can put my hip right. If I'm fit, I'll be playing mixed doubles with my daughter [Lynette Goulding]."Table Tennis Nelson committee member Kay Hazeldine says the social senior's session is proving

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Habitat for Humanity, Tuesday, May 26: Habitat for Humanity is grateful for the response from Nelsonians towards their second-hand homeware store. Chairman of the Nelson branch, Rob Silcock, says donations have been better than expected and they are growing a good collection of homeware items from beds, sofas, tables, chairs, dishwashers, ovens and even an old organ. There is still a lot of work to be done, with the manager’s position to be filled from one of 13 applicants and then the homeware items need to be sorted, ready for sale. Organisers would like to say thank you to Nelsonians for their donations.

Founder’s Book Fair, Tuesday, June 2: Organisers of the Founders Book Fair were thrilled with this year’s results. The fair is a major fundraiser for the park and now the total has come in; a list is being compiled of projects that the park would like to undertake. There were 3000 banana boxes of books that locals managed to work their way through from May 30 until June 7, leaving just 100 books unsold. This year’s fair managed to raise over $128,000 and organisers would like to thank those who donated books, their loyal customers, and volunteers; many of whom were completely new to helping run the fair.

Nayland Kindy, Tuesday, May 5: Organisers of Nayland Kindergarten’s annual fundraiser were overwhelmed with the support of local businesses and said it was great seeing local ladies and mothers having an enjoyable night out. The Girls Night Out! and Fashion Show is the kindergartens major fundraiser for the year which managed to raise just under $5000, beating last year’s total of $3000. Around 160 people attended the evening with funds going towards the development of the children’s outdoor area.

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“It’s like a married man wanting to marry another wife before he’s even divorced,” yells one man across a room full of people crowded around tables.He is one of nine people, in a room of 45, who opposed changing the New Zealand flag at last week’s Flag Consideration Meeting in Tahunanui.The rest of the room is made up people supporting a new flag and fence-sitters as they discuss what a flag means to them.Of the 45 in attendance, eight flew the current flag at their own home, six flew it at their business and three worked for a government department that flies the flag.

Flag Consideration Panel deputy chair, Kate de Goldi, sat at one table divided in fierce conversation.“Our table had bracing discussion, it was vigorous, divided and heated, and very good for me to hear as a panel member. You have to sort of anatomise their passion when you’re charged with listening to the community and working out what the various streams of arguments are.”Nelson RSA president Barry Pont is one of the nine in the room opposed to changing the flag. “We [the RSA] are totally opposed to changing the flag at the moment, mainly because it’s what we’ve gone overseas and

fought under. It’s also the way they are going about it. Yes, we’re a democracy but

the question should be ‘yes, you want a new flag or no, you don’t, not ‘which one do you like best?’, that’s not democracy, they’re jumping the gun.”Tim Bayley has submitted his own design for the new flag along with partner Janet Southwick. “We lived in Canada for a number of years in the seventies. We saw the flag they had then when it was very flash and new. Canada hasn’t fallen over, it’s gone from strength to strength and it’s one of the most recognisable flags worldwide.”The education process will go right up until the referendums take place at the end of 2015 and beginning of 2016.

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Tim Bayley and Janet Southwick submitted their own design for the new flag. Photo: Jacob Chandler.

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Nelson Intermediate students raise money for Nepal. They are from left; Jamie Aran, Sam Foley, Victoria Stringer, Kendra van Loon, Fionna Heiton, Hannah Gray, Maggie Carpenter, Samikshya Dahal, Hugh Gully, Luke McMorran Photo: Jacob Chandler.

Local First National wins big at awards

The winning agents from First National Real Es-tate Richmond and Nelson are, from left, Debo-rah Stevenson, Roy Tomlinson, Julian Kett, Steve Thomas, Briah Walker, Mark Rumsey and Helen Ruston. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

Real estate is what First National Real Estate Richmond and Nelson does best, and they have the awards to prove it. The entire office recently took part in the First National Australasian Convention in Queens-town this year, and every real estate agent that went came back an award winner. Four hundred offices from Australia and 59 from New Zealand gathered for the annual con-vention, which is not only an educational event on the First National calendar but recognises the hard work and performance of Australasia’s real estate agents. “It’s down to the dedication of the individu-als who have performed so well, and it means that there are hundreds of satisfied buyers and sellers who have interacted with First National. Our thanks go to them for trusting us, because without those people we wouldn’t all be award-winning real estate agents,” says First National Real Estate Richmond and Nelson director, Mark Rumsey.

Presents

“THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC”

Enjoy the show!

Listen to the guys sing jazz standards, song from the 60s, show tunes and much more at the super Annesbrook Church Auditorium.

Sunday, 14 June 2015 - 2pmAnnesbrook Church Auditorium

With guests, The Nelson College for Girls Choir and Jazz Band

NELSON MALE VOICE CHOIRConductor, Andrea Hamilton with Pauline Boyd & Susan Stokes

Buy tickets from I-Site, Miller’s Acre, Summit Real Estate Stoke & Richmond Mall. Adults - $20, Under 18s - $5.

Students get in behind Nepal Nelson Intermediate School raised $5500 through walk-a-thon spon-sorship last month.The school split the money between two charities focusing on Nepal, First Steps Himalayas and Everest Expeditions.Fionna Heiton, director of First Steps Himalayas, says the money will help to build earth-bag classrooms for children in rural Nepal villages that were badly damaged in the recent earthquakes.

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Wondering where your local access equipment experts have disappeared too? Don’t worry they haven’t gone far and they’re still more than capable of helping you out when you need excellent service to reach those high up places. From their previous head quarters in Wakatu Industrial Estate, Access Hire have consistently provided second-to-none service, but a change in location to 9 Vivian Pl in Tahunanui has meant they are now situated alongside their partnering businesses, Safe Site Fencing and Moveables. However, everything else has remained exactly as before, with the same staff and same service that their clients have become accustomed to.

Access Hire is 100 per cent locally-owned and operated, and those who

make up the company are dedicated to providing their customers with nothing but the best in access equipment. The team are experts and professionals in their field and will go to any lengths to help you get whatever job you have, done. This includes recommending the perfect piece of equipment to make quick work of any height that is restricting you and providing you with equipment that is not only good quality, but well serviced and maintained. No matter what project you have in mind, they guarantee you’ll receive the best machine to safely complete your job, no matter where or what height. So what exactly do Access Hire have in their yard? Whether you need a scissor lift, cherry picker or knuckle boom; if your job site is out of reach, they have a machine just waiting to assist you. There is a selection of electric scissor lifts from six to ten metres, rough terrain scissor lifts up to 12 metres and electric or diesel knuckle booms up to 21 metres.

For the Access Hire team, convenience is everything, and they make it their number one goal to help make your project as easy as possible, which means making it simple to get started. Depending on your requirements, they can organise to have your equipment transported by their own delivery team to the site when you need it, and when you’re done, just give them a call to come and pick it up, it’s as easy as that. If you want to transport the equipment yourself, some machines can be taken via trailer or towed behind a suitable vehicle, just call ahead to sort out the best way to get the equipment you require. Another important thing to know is that Access Hire can organise to have Elevated Work Platform (EWP) Training courses so you feel safe when

Hydraulic power’s changed a bit since it was first used several thousand years ago. And in 21st Century Nelson nobody knows fluid mechanics and hose fittings better than Hydraulink and Aimex.

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Sam Talbot and Dwayn Kernot are just two of the Access Hire team who work hard to provide you with quality access equipment.

operating their equipment. For those interested, just contact Access hire and they can let you know when the next course will be heldIt’s also a requirement that a safety harness is worn in boom lift and cherry pickers, which Access Hire are more than happy to supply if you don’t have one. Reliable, professional, with a range of access equipment to get you off the ground, what more could you ask for from the team that offers it all. Their new premises also means a one stop shop for all your safety hire equipment, with Safe Site Fencing and Moveables already located on site. For construction sites, road projects, schools, swimming pools or events, Safe Site fencing is what will keep your site secure, safe and under control. Fences come in sizes one metre high, in one to four metre lengths, or 1.8 metres high in 3.15 metre lengths.

The Moveables’ business is also your first port of call for portable buildings or containers. They cover a multitude of applications including offices, lunch rooms, toilet blocks, classrooms or holidays cabins. Moveables can also provide full office fit-outs to suit the client’s requirements. Access hire still have the same quality gear, the same skill and the same staff; they may have a new location but the team there still offer the best access equipment for the job. Access Hire look forward to continuing their services from their new premises, and can be found just down from the transfer station in Tahunanui. Check out their website at www.safehirenelson.co.nz to learn more about hiring out their access equipment, their Safe Site fences or their Moveables, or give them a call at no cost on 0508 546 411.

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Men in Business

Total Decorating may be a small team but they’re a team of highly-qualified individuals who bring their professionalism and attention to detail to every job. Owner Aaron Mallinson has been painting Nelson homes and commercial buildings for more than a decade, and since establishing the business in 2010 has satisfied many more clients with the flawless finish that Total Decorating has come to be known for. Aaron and his team live up to their name and can do it all; from wall papering to spraying, plastering to coving, roofs to water blasting and everything in between. They work in with what their clients require, from those who want it done on a shoestring budget to those who want absolute perfection, and commercial clients who want the team in and out and to be able to work in well with other trades. “We definitely go the extra mile to make sure when we leave the site, everyone is happy with what we’ve done,” says Aaron. Call Total Decorating today if you want to transform a new home build or breathe new life into an existing space.

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Jamie Sutherland of JJ’s Landscapes can bring your landscape desires to life. His experience and passion for designing and creating masterpieces in landscape architecture could turn your patch of dirt, no matter what size, into something truly spectacular. His previous positions include working as a groundsman for a seven star lodge in Ngatimoti and two high-end landscaping companies in Christchurch. After the February earthquake, Jamie was made redundant and decided to study landscape design. Four years ago he combined his experiences and qualifications into his own business and two years ago he brought these services back to Nelson; great news for locals who want a garden that will seriously impress. Jamie can provide a complete package when it comes to landscaping, from designing the garden of your dreams, to paving, planting, and the construction of fences or decks; no job is to big or small, and no ideas are too difficult. Jamie’s previous experience also means unique concepts that will make your landscape project stand out from the rest. Give him a call today and get the garden you’ve always wanted.

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In the world of real estate, you’re only as good as your network, which makes Summit Real Estate’s newest team member destined for success. After immigrating to Nelson more than 20 years ago, Jon Ichon has become a well known figure in the community, throwing his support behind local projects with enthusiasm and passion, and it’s safe to say he’ll put the same amount of effort into his new role as sales and marketing consultant at Summit. When it comes to versatility, Jon has it in bucketfuls; his involvement in a number of organizations and groups also means a host of contacts at his fingertips. Jon has already spent his time in Nelson as an artist and father; with family an important part of his life. He has completed a Diploma in Management, Diploma in Graphics and Multimedia, and Bachelor of Arts and Media through NMIT, and now his goal is to attain the best results for locals buying and selling real estate. Jon is also involved with boxing through Fight for Victory and Whakatu Boxing Club, and is a member of the Nelson Tasman Filipino Community Inc. When you’re looking for innovation, diversity, empathy and passion in your real estate agent, talk to Jon Ichon.

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The Vet Centre Richmond offers quality care for all animals. Whether you have cattle, horses, dogs or cats, the friendly staff will treat your animal with the special care it deserves. From routine surgery, dentals and orthopaedics the centre also offers a variety of integrated medicine such as acupuncture. Free travel is available to Nelson North every Tuesday and Tapawera on Thursdays for all animals and livestock, offering digital x-rays, ultrasounds, laser and acupuncture. They also provide puppy classes, behaviour consults, free dental checks and nutrition consults. The team welcomes Dr Becky Murphy, a Vet with a passion for medicine, surgery, PennHip and artificial insemination. Becky has moved from Manawatu with her family and looks forward to the exciting opportunities ahead at The Vet Centre. You can find the centre at 79 Gladstone Rd, Rich-mond; they’re open Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm, Saturday 9am to 2pm and Sunday 10am to 2pm. Phone 544 5566 or visit their website at vetcentre.net.nz. Look after your whole family this winter, including man's best friend. Mighty Mix is fast becoming known as the best dog tucker in town, using natural ingredients in a concen-trated product so you feed less than other dog food brands, saving you money on your dog food bill. Mighty Mix dog food products are specifically formulated to enhance the overall health and well being of your dog, increasing energy and vitality, and producing a shiny coat, bright eyes, strong teeth and bones, along with a strong immune system. Whether your pooch is big or small, a working or family dog, he needs optimal nutrition to enhance both health and performance. To find out more, visit www.mightymix.co.nz or contact your local distributors, Judy and Mike Kelly on 03 545 1333 or email kelly.

[email protected]. Available in frozen or biscuit form, (small and large biscuits) in 5kg, 20kg and 25kg size bags.

Pets Everafter has, for the past 9 years, provided a caring and respectful final departure for the re-gion’s pets. We take time with our clients and empathise with those who are grieving for their dearly departed pets. Looking towards the fu-ture, we have purchased a new state of the art pet cremator which operates silently, meets stringent European standards, emits no visible smoke and produces no smell. Our plans also include a re-ceiving area for clients and the expansion of our virtual pet memorial site which is in its infancy. Pets Everafter is a member of the New Zealand Pet Crema-torium Association (NZPCA)

and we believe that the bond with our crit-ters can be as meaningful as many human relationship and thus deserves the same recognition, dignity and respect in death. To help remember the life of your pet, we have many options available, including hand-made urns that have customised plaques and photos. We are always open to ideas/concepts from the public; please

contact June or Arthur at [email protected].

Every dog owner should undertake training for their dog and Vikki Pickering from You and Your Dog can help educate you about how your dog learns and what motivates him. Vikki offers a number of services from Puppy Preschool; en-couraging young pups to start off in the right paw; to a simple manners course which is the perfect next step in laying down the basics, such as making sure your dog will come back when called. Vikki can also offer private home training to correct behaviour, tricks classes, and a dog walking service for those with a hectic lifestyle. All her courses use positive reinforce-ment to get the best response from your canine friend, so give her a call today to discuss your dog’s education.

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in which the equipment will be used. That means they can help match the right piece to the job you want done, saving you time, money and effort. For more information on how Rich-mond Hire can help you, give them a call on 543 9044 or visit their website, www.richmondhire.co.nz

Jason Gardiner Builders are one of the region’s most reputable, locally-owned, independent building compa-nies. Jason and his wife Pam have brought together a diverse team of skilled,

qualified and credible professionals, who collectively strive to provide inno-vative building solutions at the high-est industry standards. From small renovations or alterations – such as kitchens, bathrooms, decks and exten-sions, to new architecturally-designed homes, commercial and shop fit outs, general building work and mainte-nance; the team embraces building projects of any size or challenge. Working alongside people to bring their visions to fruition is what the team love about what they do and with a client satisfaction rate that is con-

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Give life in the bedroom a lift and make a trip to Be...Adult Boutique. While many find the topic of intimacy an embarrassing one, rest assured the staff at Be...Adult Boutique are friendly and helpful when it comes to pointing people in the right direction. The locally-owned store is now located on Hardy St in Nelson and offers a number of exciting products to bring some spice into your sex life. Owner Kathy Hemi encourages couples to explore the shop together and maybe even try something new; from adult movies and lingerie, to toys and massage oils, Be...Adult Boutique has something to suit every couple’s tastes. For those who prefer to order from the comfort of their own home, yet still enjoy all the advantages of buying in store and supporting

a locally-owned business, the Be...Adult Boutique website can be browsed at one's leisure at www.bkinky.co.nz. For the best in adult toys, games and other pleasure items, visit Be...Adult Boutique in the Montgomery Arcade.

The team at Mortimer’s have drawn on their extensive knowledge of the best materials in the upholstery and marine cover industry to bring customers the best in shade solutions. Whether you need shade for a barbeque area, partial cover for a deck or patio area, or the full enclosure of your chosen outdoor area, Nelson Shade Solutions will help you select the best material and products to suit your needs. Their quality materials and fittings, featuring clear PVC, mesh PVC or total blocked PVC, ensures you get a good looking and durable addition to your home. Nelson Shade Solutions proudly manufacture their sails here in Nelson, while their outdoor blinds are the perfect way to continue enjoying the outdoors, even in the winter months. To make the most of your outdoor area, give Nelson

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Locally owned and operated joinery company, Cooper Webley, are busy making their sit to stand desks and workstations to keep up with local demand for the revolutionary product. The adjustable standing desks allow you to sit or stand whenever you want as you work and the easy to use controls allow instantaneous, electronic height adjustment to suit each individual. There are many benefits to using a standing desk. It improves your ergonomics, your health, your focus, your mood, and your productivity.

The sit to stand desks and workstations are an ideal and effective solution for reducing prolonged sitting - You can instantaneously sit or stand as you choose, while remaining effectively engaged with your computer and without having to move anything on your desk. Nathan Smith from Cooper Webley says it’s surprising how many offices will order one sit-to-stand desk, only to order more as other staff decide they want one too. The Electric Sit to Stand Desks from Cooper Webley have a stylish, functional design that will enhance any office space and are priced from just $719 plus gst (delivered locally and fully installed).

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Stolen bikes concern police:Husband and I rescued two from a creek in Richmond on the

weekend, have taken them into Rich-mond police station. Tina Guy.

Rate rise 'disappointing':It is disappointing that even those Nelson councillors who

campaigned at the election on keep-ing rate rises reasonable have opted for increases well above the inflation rate. This is an attack on the middle class and undermines the low-wage and low in-come ratepayer constituency in Nelson. With only a very few exceptions, like Cr. Tim Skinner, councillors voted for almost every non-core service spending item to finance pet projects and wish lists. Meanwhile, our infrastructure is badly in need of improvement or repair. As long as councillors are voted in with attention only to name recognition, Nelson will get the local government it deserves, and the rates will double again in less than ten years. Dan McGuire.

Modellers Pond, should it stay or go:It just needs a good clean and to stay cleaned, imagine how beau-

tiful it could look. Diana Sim.

Keep it an area kids love to go to and see the ducks and other

birds. It's been there since I was a kid. Just keep it clean. Aleisha Brunell.

Keep it!Mike Roberts.

Filled in and used, keeping it that way is silly as no one uses it.

Donna Jan.

Can't believe the council have still not upgraded this! It would

be lovely fixed up with some clean water for kids to float boats, etc. Totally all for it getting done up. Kristyn Musson.

I think it's important to keep it there. It's far too easy to get rid of

things when, with a bit of effort, they can be revived! We need to do everything we can to coax youngsters outdoors. Come to that, I know a lot of adults who enjoy it, too. Philippa Foes-Lamb.

It has so many great memories for lots of people. Keri Williams.

Keep it and clean it. Shane Scott.

Let the members of the model-lers have a free hand to use com-

mon sense to fix the problem with a lit-tle help from the ratepayers. John Sauer.

Cheapest entertainment for chil-dren in town, please don't ruin

it. Why not put paid workers in there to help clean it out. Kimberley Saunders.

A concrete pool for toddlers, like at the botanical gardens in Chch,

would be great!!!! Lisa Dudley.

When it is a pond it can't be used that much because it can't

be kept clean, fill it in. Or make it an in-ground trampoline. Do something dif-ferent with it. I have never really seen the pond clean, make it more appealing by making it something people can use. Even a small skate bowl. Ema Posa.

Fill half of it in so more room and better area for putting boats.

Divide remaining pond area into more and challenging exciting water way for boat users. Keep it clean and you have a fun place to use. Julie Roberts.

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Wakefield's Robert Stuart may be the official trainer of Dana Dawn which won the More FM Mobile Pace at the Nelson Harness Racing Club's Winter meeting on Sunday, but it was his wife Sue who played a key role in the win.The Stuarts completed a suc-cessful meeting with Dana Dawn finishing second on the first day before winning by three-quarters of length on Sunday. It was Dana Dawn's first win from nine starts and Robert says Sue was largely responsible for preparing the three-year-old gelding for its maiden win."I'd been really busy at work up until we finished in May, so Sue was doing all the track work with him – it's been a good partnership," Robert says. "Sue deserves most of the credit and so does (driver) Samantha Ottley - she's driven him four times now and all four have been great drives."Robert and Sue race Dana Dawn, who they lease from Teapot Valley owner-breeder Wayne Jennings. Wayne quali-

fied the horse before leasing him to the Stuarts last August and Robert says "he has always shown a bit of ability but just needed time to mature".Waimea West owner-breeder George Hill also had success when Cullen's Lady recorded her maiden win on the first day of the meeting. However, Cul-lens Lady couldn't back up on Sunday, finishing sixth in the Jennex Handicap Pace, one place ahead of George's other horse and race favourite Ari-zona Atom.The day improved for Stoke race fans Sue and Paul Bromell who won a family holiday to Hanmer Springs in the Lucky Losing Ticket Draw. Things

were looking bleak for Sue and Paul, who had only two small collects between them, when one of Sue's many losing tick-ets was drawn out of the Car Company car after race 10."I put at least 15 tickets in the draw," I'd only had one small collect on the Cup but winning the trip makes up for that," Sue says.The feature race for the day, the Nelson Pine Industries Nelson Winter Cup, was won by Des-tined For Glory who also won the Winter Cup Prelude on Friday. Destined for Glory was driven by Methven reinsman Ricky May, who had a remark-able seven wins at the two-day meeting.

Destined For Glory on his way to winning the Nelson Pine In-dustries Nelson Winter Cup at the Richmond Park Raceway on Sunday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

Local winners on and off the race track

Wakatu Hotel Marist flank-er Dan Hytongue on the charge against Waimea Old Boys at Trafal-gar Park. Photo: Evan Barnes/Shuttersport.

Waimea and Wanderers march onThere's a clear theme emerging from this sea-son's Car Company divi-sion one rugby competi-tion – it's a two horse race.Waimea Old Boys and Wanderers once again had big wins on the weekend, disposing of Marist (30-17) and Stoke (55-9) re-spectively, making this Sat-urday's clash between the two even more exciting. Add the fact the match will also double as the Tasman Trophy final and rugby fans need to look no fur-ther than Jubilee Park this Saturday for the game of the round.The clash between the two heavy-weights of Nelson rugby kicks off at 3pm. In the other match of the round, Kahurangi beat Nelson 23-13.

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Winter is hotting up!Fishing around top of the south area in winter is awesome. It seems to get better and better as it gets colder.If you don't have a reasonable size boat to get up round Durville island or out further-a-field, then book a charter trip to get out to the unreal scenery and variety that the outer sounds areas have to offer.In early winter, some of the species breed and other go into deeper wa-ters to "hibernate" in the water that actually stays warmer the deeper it is.This is when fish school up in huge numbers in areas of substantial food sources and their feeding habits change to adapt to the conditions.Kingfish, snapper, groper, trevally, tarakihi, john dory, warehou are just some of the species that frequent the same areas at this time.Get some advice from the local fish-ing shop staff, buy some reason-able gear and get out and enjoy the Tasman Bay off season, "out in the deep".So if someone asks you to go fishing

out deep, then take a quick cement pill and get up early, get your ther-mals on, grab some expensive jigs and sinkers and have an awesome day out!If you catch some good fish that is a bonus. Then offer to pay your way with travel costs, as its not cheap to own a boat and tow vehicle nowa-days.Winter weather can provide some very settled days and this is reflect-ed when those days fall during the week and I hear a mate say we will be the only boat out there, and that night they report back to say 12-20 boats up there.With all this increased pressure on our local fishery, I must encourage fishos to only take what they need for a feed for them and their imme-diate family. Some days fishing can be hot, and not every fish needs to be taken back home, with catch and release another great option, includ-ing the 'feel good factor' of watching those hard fighting fish head back down to the depths after a great bat-tle. Enjoy our 'hot' winters.

Brian Fensom and Dave Bright with a couple of big reds, double hook-up.

Federal young guns learn tough lessonThe young guns of Federal Black had the chances, but not the nous, to overcome Marlborough side Arotea Kiwi at Saxton Field on Saturday.The four-team premier grade is dominated by Tasman this year, which is undefeated after three rounds, but has had a couple of close calls with draws against Federal Titans. Tasman are fa-vourites to take out the title this year, according to Nelson Hockey development officer Craig Brett. “Tasman are a strong team with guys who have national hockey league experience, so they are the team to beat.”

Federal Titans are made up mainly of older play-ers, with the club’s other

team, the top emerging talent. Last year Federal won the competition with a com-bination of the two teams.There are five senior mens hock-ey grades in Nelson and five wo-mens grades.In the women’s top grade, Tas-man and Federal are the two top teams.

Federal Black player Brady Machen pass-es the ball off, despite attention from a Arotea Kiwi player. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport.

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Happy Valley The early suburban North settle-ment quickly spilled over Gentle Annie into what became known as Happy Valley, now Hira and the nearby Teal and Lud Valleys. The name Happy Valley came from the

first surveyors who set up an alco-hol still there to ease their solitude. One of the first settlers was sawyer Isaac Harvey on Cable Bay Road. His bullocks hauled timber over Gentle Annie on a less than easy road.

There is a definite top four and bottom four in Nelson Netball’s Senior 2 competition. With four rounds of the sev-en complete, there are four unbeaten teams – Jacks Ale House, Prices Pharmacy Sil-ver and Jacks Lime are sitting on 16 points with the perfect record, while Rival Jade have 14 points with three wins and a draw. Prices Pharmacy Red sit in fifth place and have been ever so close in three of their games, gaining a bonus point for finishing within three goals of the winner.It was Prices who made the bet-ter start in their game against Rival Jade, scoring four of the first five goals. Goal shoot Di Wells made a great start as she netted seven from eight in the

first stanza.Rival are fortunate in having a “grand pair of bookends” with evergreen Judy Totoro wearing the GK bib and Su-san Mathieson the GS one – a massive amount of experience to anchor both the defensive and offensive ends. Susan was the master as she converted 26 from 40, many from long range, while goal attack Linda Kotua was content to take on the role of a third feeder.Rival had their noses in front 9-8 at the first break, however both teams went tooth and nail to share the spoils in the sec-ond period. Rival played their

best defensively when they lim-ited Prices to only four goals in the third quarter, when Di’s ra-dar went astray. Rival’s Janine McCarthy had good body posi-tioning for the rebound to deny Prices a second opportunity.Prices goal defence Rachel Potrykus worked tirelessly – she read play well, gained two clean intercepts, and a number of deflections and was a power house rebounder as she had eight to her name. She was also a competent ball carrier, while wing defence Sheryl Hockey was keen to attack the ball.Prices left their best until last when they outscored Rival 8-7, only to come out on the wrong side of the ledger 27-30, however it was enough to gain them a bonus point.

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RUGBy leaGUe: The match be-tween Victory Phoenix Vikings and Tahunanui Tigers was the one to watch over the weekend, with Vic-tory winning the match, 42-32. TJ Tiananga, Mitch Ryan and Tamati Tauwhare scored two tries each for the winning side. The other match of the round was Richmond Rab-bits against the Wairau Tahiwha at Oliver Park in Blenheim, with a convincing win by Richmond 76-18 over the home side. The Wander-ers Wolves still lead the competition points table with 12, followed by Victory on 10 points, Richmond on

eight and Tahunanui on six.

MOUNTaINBIKING: Entries are open for the Nelson Mountain Bike Club Six-Hour Mid-Winter Break-out race, to be held at Rabbit Island on June 21. The format will be the same as previous years with six-hours of racing either as a solo rider or in teams of two, three or four, in a variety of categories. There will be over $6000 of spot prizes to be won, including four new bikes for one lucky team. The school that enters the most teams will have $250 do-nated to it to invest in new sports gear. Entries can be made online by going to the Nelson Mountainbike Club website www.nelsonmtb.club


Stoke SeniorS: Weds 10 June, QUIZ. All welcome; Thurs 11 June, A talk from the Police Dog Handler; Tues 16 June, Illustrated pres-entation by Jess from Age Concern; Weds 17 June, Uke’n’ Duet in concert. All welcome; Most weekly concerts/events start at 1.30pm with a do-nation of $3 (unless otherwise stated). Includes afternoon tea, Stoke Seniors Hall, 548 Main Rd, Ph: 5472660.Stoke Junction…Where connections are made. Available to All Stoke Residents all held at Stoke Dental Clinic. 9 June, Post Natal Depres-sion, 1-2pm ph/txt 0212761227 or Drop in; 10 June, SF Nelson Supporting families with mental illness, 2-3pm ph/txt 0212761227 or drop in; 15 June, BUWT Advocacy for govt agencies includ-ing Work & Income NZ ph 548 8171 or drop in. ForeSt and Bird Wed 10 June, Inverte-brate Biodiversity Assessment at Brook Sanctu-ary - talk by Sterling Cathman. 7.30pm Tahu-nanui School Hall, Muritai St.Small SipS Winemaking group next meeting Wed 10 June. Mulled Wine the Winter Warmer. Bring your recipes & samples if you have & nibbles to share, gold coin. Eric 547 7989.nelSon Savage cluB presents a Rock’n Roll variety night, Weds 10 June, Stoke Pri-mary School Hall. Starts 7.30pm. $2. Raffles & supper. All welcome. Sunny 547 2467.proBuS cluB oF nelSon city wel-comes men & women as new members. Next meeting 9.45am, Thurs 11 June, Nelson Golf Club, 38 Bolt Rd. Ph Deirdre 547 4146.kidS diSco party: Supporting The Sal-vation Army Preschool Ministries. Fri 12 June 5.30-7pm @ The Salvation Army 57 Rutherford St. $5 per child (preschoolers & Siblings) includes a goody bag. Fancy Dress, Face painting, Spot Prizes & more. Contact Vanessa 027 444 6976.tie-dye T-shirt workshop! Relive the 60's by creating your very own colourful t-shirt, come along to our early evening workshop for both kids & adults Fri 12 June, 6-8pm. Kids $25, Adults $30. Cafe will be open, Booking Essential! For info 545 8041, email [email protected] kindy FundraiSer QUIZ NIGHT Fri 12 June, Clifton Terrace School Teams of 6-8 members at $10 a head. Liquor & platters available on the night (platters can be pre-booked). Raffles & auctions. Contact Hira Kindy to book 5450224 or [email protected] Smart Huge 2nd Hand Sale: Sat 13 June, 9am-2pm, Stoke Memo-rial Hall, $2 entry, cash sales only. Buy/sell adult, children's, & babies clothing, toys & equipment. Enquiries ph/txt 027 2241 001 or email [email protected]: Holistic Therapies Open Day, Sat 13 June, 148 Hardy St. 10am-2pm. Thera-pists offering Massage, Reiki, Touch for Health, Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy, Reflexology, Aromatherapy & Yoga retreat in Bali. All visitors go in the draw to receive a free treatment session of their choice.movie FundraiSer for Enner Glynn Playcentre: "Project Wild Thing", reconnect chil-dren with nature. Sat 13 June, 8pm, Life Centre Stoke. Tickets $20, includes a sweet treat & a soft drink. Ph 5474007 or 0226730237 or buy tickets at Ecomoon, 120 Bridge St., Cash only.nelSon tramping cluB invites you: 14 June, Wooded Peak from Maitai, Fit, $2. Ph Dan 548 3458. www.nelsontrampingclub.org.nz"tHank you For tHe muSic" present-ed by Nelson Male Voice Choir, & guests Nelson College for Girls Choir & Jazz Band. Songs of the 60's, jazz standards etc. ' Annesbrook', Saxton Rd, Stoke. Sun, 14 June, 2pm. Adults $20, Under 18, $5. Tickets I-Site, Summit, Stoke or at the door.Stroke Foundation Carer's Support Group, next meeting Mon 15 June, 319 Hardy St. Starts 1.30pm. Includes Information on stroke, community services & support to caregivers & family. Inquiries Anne-Marie 545 8183.FoSter parentS Change Lives & Com-

munities. Child, Youth & Family are offering free training for foster parents & caregivers in Nelson. June 16 & 23. 9am-4pm. Contact Heather 03 989 4200 or [email protected] for info.autHor paddy ricHardSon in con-versation with Stella Chrysostomou. Thurs 18 June, 6.15pm at Elma Turner Library, Nelson. Free, light refreshments provided.FriendS oF nelSon liBrary talk. Hilary and John Mitchell on the process behind their important books on local Maori history. 21 June, 2pm $2 Activity Room Nelson Library. Enq Andrea 546 0403Star party view Saturn, Jupiter and the moon. 7pm, Friday 26 June, the Atkinson ob-servatory, Clifton Terrace School, Atawhai. All welcome, gold coin. Weather permitting.apron empoWered invites you to WHO NEEDS DAIRY. Come & learn the basics of ve-gan cooking. Sat 27 June, 5-9pm. $40 includes 3 course meal. Fundraiser for Chinmaya Mission.ligHtHouSe Spiritual aWare-neSS. Mons 7.30pm, Trafalgar St Hall. Fund-raising Expo Night 29 June. $4 entry for readings & healings. 7- 9pm.volunteerS required For red croSS: "Do you have 2 hrs to spare each week, please?" (Meals on Wheels & Visitor service) in Nelson, Stoke & Richmond. Contact Jackie on 546 5012 or [email protected] for info.alcoHolicS anonymouS If you want to drink that’s your business. If you want to stop, we can help. 0800 AAWORKS (0800 229 6757)FundraiSing caBaret for Nelson Tas-man Hospice, 25 July, 8pm till late, at the Play-house Theatre. A fantastic variety cabaret, mu-sicians, dancers, comedy, circus and burlesque. Tickets on the door, $25 waged/$20 unwaged (03 540 2985 for dinner bookings) Contact Ra-chel at Pottering About for details 03 545 8041.gurdJieFF Study group forming. GI Gurdjieff (1866-1949) has left us a precise & powerful science of Being. No belief is required, nor are promises offered. If interested, call Roger on 545 2209. No cost.concerned aBout your WeigHt? Eating too much? Do you eat when you are not hungry? Are you powerless over food? There is a solution. Overeaters Anonymous 022 673 0237 or [email protected] needed: Do you love help-ing mums & bubs & have some time to give back to the community? Nelson Parents Centre is looking for some keen people to help co-ordinate & facilitate their antenatal & postnatal courses in Nelson. Ph Tania 545 0964 / [email protected] to raiSe FundS? Nelson Soropt-omist Int is looking for non profit organisations who would like to hold a stall at their 3rd October Trash 'N Treasure sale to raise funds for their or-ganisation. For info Jill Richards 548 8710.

regular eventSnelSon male voice cHoir welcomes new members to its practices on Mon, 6.45pm, the Reformed Church, Enner Glynn. All men who like to sing are welcome. Learn, meet new friends & have fun. Call Ernie Tarling, 548 7291. nelSon diaBeteS cluB meets the last Friday each month, 1.30pm, Nick Smith's Rooms, 544 Waimea Rd, Annesbrook. Speaker. Afternoon tea. Gold coin. Ph Joan 548 6263.make a diFFerence & keep fit at the same time! Our Brook Waimarama Sanctuary track cutting volunteers don’t need to join a gym plus they have the satisfaction of contributing a lasting legacy to NZ conservation. www.brook-sanctuary.org/support.ScraBBle: come join social Scrabble every Sat, 1.15pm, Surburban Club. Ph 548 9006.alzHeimerS nelSon: For people living with Memory loss & Dementia. Advice, Info & support is available. Ph 5467702 or 0800 004 001.cremation inFo free. Let's reclaim our funerals. Family knowledge & control achieves

choice, lower costs. Paul 545 0154, [email protected] pregnancy Support: An unexpected pregnancy can be a scary time but there are people who can help. Crisis Pregnancy Support offers a free, confidential service to help you discover the support there is available to en-able you to continue with your pregnancy. Call St Luke’s Health Centre 0800 004 277 / visit www.crisispregnancysupport.co.nz. nelSon neWcomerS: Now walking 2 days a week, Mons 10am, Dogs welcome & Tues 10am. Lynne 539 1006 or Karin 547 4461line dancing Suburban Club beginners/all levels, Aerobic to suit all ages/gender Tues & Thurs am, Thurs 6-7pm Aerobic Class. Social cup of tea. Diane Sutherland 547 9280 /027 4491 569.kidS-n-koFFee playgroup: Tues 9.45-11.45am, All Saints crèche, 30 Vanguard St., In-door, outdoor play area, crafts, friendship, music session. All welcome, no charge. Lois 548 7438nelSon cardS 500 meets Mons, Nelson Hard of Hearing rooms, Trafalgar Sq, 1pm. Just turn up or ring Gwyneth 546 7890.nelSon city luncHeon cluBmeets at the Masonic Hall, Nile St, 2nd Mon each month for a cooked meal & invited speaker. Contact Annie 539 0620 or visit nelsoncity-luncheonclub.blogspot.co.nz.Super Juice Support circle: Are you sick & tired of feeling sick & tired? Overweight? Pills not helping? Emotional addiction to food? Nelson support circle based on the youtube doc-umentary "Super Juice Me". No cost, no pres-sure, no judgement - email [email protected] Walking Weds 9:45am Spon-sored by the MS & Parkinson’s Society $5 - Pole rental included- all welcome. Meet at the Beach Cafe car park in Tahunanui. Cher 021 872 460.nelSon petanque cluB: Play Wed & Sun 1.15pm Trafalgar Park courts. Ph: 548 9006.pipeS & drumS! Come & learn with experi-enced tutors at the City of Nelson Highland Pipe Band, and play with a competing band. Practise Mons, Pipe Band Hall, Paru Paru Rd. Contact: [email protected] in accord are looking for new mem-bers to join our harmony chorus. Do you enjoy singing? Then come along. Meet Tues 7:15pm, Club Waimea. Dave 540 2178.FriendS oF tHe queenS gardenS help keep the Gardens looking their best. We meet weekly to rake & groom, volunteers wel-come. Ph Ellen 546 6533.are you BreaStFeeding? Looking for support? Contact us, Mum4Mum for mom to mom breastfeeding support, guidance & advice. 021 277 2098 [email protected] or visit our FB Page.Sit & Be Fit Victory Community Centre, Tues, 10am & Victory Community Church (238 Upper Vanguard St), Thurs, 10am. Fun while you get fitter, work at your level. Great music. Shirley 547 1433 or 021 121 8023Social dartS: Every Mon night, 7pm, Sun City Dart Hall, Sovereign St, All Welcome, any age, any skill level. Contact: Tai 547 4251 or Karen 027 577 0805. FB - Sun City Darts Nelson.traFalgar Badminton cluB plays Mon evenings in the NCG Gym on Waimea Rd. Juniors (under 19) from 6-7.30pm, Seniors from 7.30-9pm. All abilities. Martin 5489710.Help your Heart: A support group for people that have had surgery or other heart events. Get together at the Honest Lawyer for coffee & a chat, 3rd Sat of the month, 10am. Ph Alan 547 6552 or Graham 522 4938.Winter BoWling @ Bowls Tahunanui, 131 Tahunanui Dr. Names in by 12.45pm. Or-ganised play every Tues, Thurs, Sat. New players welcome. Ph Joan 970 0133.Waimarama comm. gardenS wel-comes volunteers Mons & Weds mornings 9.30-12.30pm. Learn by doing with our great team. Relax with tea under the trees after.

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

Ph: 543 8090

Honest Reliable Master Plumbers and Gasfitters

Since 1915

Kevin Harris

Small Jobs

Welcome

rETAining wAllS

• For all your timber retaining walls and fencing needs

• 15 years experienceJeremy TalboT

Ph: 027 226 1905a/h: 03 544 4953

[email protected]

SUiT hirE

SUIT HIREWeddings, Black Tie,

School Balls

Ph 548 7655155 Trafalgar St

(opp Westpac)

NelSoN TailorS MeNSWear

SUiT hirE

MADE FOR MEN

Richmond

Suit Hire

for all formal occasions

249 Queen StRichmond

543 9977

Work Place First Aid Courses

Ph 544 9180Corporate Rates Available

June:July:

August:

4, 16, 25, 26, 278, 16, 23, 24, 254, 18, 27, 28, 29

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RUST REPAIRSSpraypaintingPanelbeating

Unit 10150 Vanguard St

whiTEwArE rEpAirS

Ryan ElleyWhiteware repair

specialist

• Rangehoods • Cooktops & Ovens • Washers & Dryers• Fridges & Freezers• Waste disposals • Dishwashers

Call Ryan to fix:

Ph Ryan021 181 4546

wATErblASTing

Mobile 0220 649 822 (24hr)

A/H 547 7856 • 80 Neale Ave, Stoke, Nelson

Jeff NeilsoN WaterblastiNg

• House washing • Roof & gutters • Moss & algae removal • • Driveways, paths & decks • Boats & caravans •

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

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NelsonLocally Owned and Operated WeeklyTUESDAY 9 June 2015 Advert28

46 - 48 Rutherford St, Nelson Ph 03 546 6244Customer Car Park at the rear on Vanguard St

Hours: Monday - Friday 9.30am - 5pm • Saturday: 10am - 4pm • Sunday: 10am - 2pm

SlumberzoneReclaim your Sleep Comfort

New Zealand

beds & bedroom furniture

Corner Hi l ls ide and Andy Bay Rd’s Ph 455 6151

FLOOR STOCK CLEARANCE!END OF LINES SELLOFF - FLOOR STOCK ONLY - HURRY ONLY WHILE STOCKS LAST!

DORMIRE PLUSH is the favourite of those who want extra support for their back

and neck. Offset Pocket Coils plus 40mm of soft Durafoam.

$895

SAVE $1104!

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QUEEN BASE+ MATTRESS

$1095KING BASE+ MATTRESS

SUPER KINGBASE+ MATTRESS

SLEEP DESIGN contains super elastic springs and comfortable pillow top construction. ACER QUEEN INNER SPRING MATTRESS

COMFORT ZONE offers comfort and value. The Pocket Springs & Soft feel pillow top provides

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RETREAT PLUSH has 5 Zoned Pocket Springs for excellent support and deep cushioning comforts

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DOUBLE MATTRESS ONLY$99!

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beds & bedroom furniture

Corner Hi l ls ide and Andy Bay Rd’s Ph 455 6151

FLOOR STOCK CLEARANCE!END OF LINES SELLOFF - FLOOR STOCK ONLY - HURRY ONLY WHILE STOCKS LAST!

DORMIRE PLUSH is the favourite of those who want extra support for their back

and neck. Offset Pocket Coils plus 40mm of soft Durafoam.

$895

SAVE $1104!

SAVE $1104!

QUEEN BASE+ MATTRESS

$1095KING BASE+ MATTRESS

SUPER KINGBASE+ MATTRESS

SLEEP DESIGN contains super elastic springs and comfortable pillow top construction. ACER QUEEN INNER SPRING MATTRESS

COMFORT ZONE offers comfort and value. The Pocket Springs & Soft feel pillow top provides

optimum body support & unsurpassed quality.

RETREAT PLUSH has 5 Zoned Pocket Springs for excellent support and deep cushioning comforts

with 360° Foam Encasing and Natural Latex.

PROUDLYMADE IN

NEW ZEALAND

WOW! A SUPER KING SET FOR ONLY $1599 $1675 50%

OFF!QUEEN BASE+MATTRESS

$1099 HALFPRICE!

QUEEN BASE+MATTRESS

GREATVALUE!$199 AMAZING!

ASSORTEDMIRRORS

HURRY,ONLY 6 LEFT!

DOUBLE MATTRESS ONLY$99!

FROM ONLY$69!

HARLOW’S NZ made design has Zoned Pocket Springs for maximum support and no partner

disturbance finished in a plush fabric.

PROUDLYMADE IN

NEW ZEALAND

GRAB A BARGAIN!

REJUVENATOR DOUBLE SET

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STOCK CLEARANCE40-60% OFF ALL BEDS

Zoned pocket spring with pure new wool, natural latex and designer fabric

Finance Term: 18 months Interest-free Deferred

DORMEO QUEEN SET

5-zoned pocket spring bed with natural latexand designer fabric.

WAS $3499NOW

$1499

PRESTON 1 QUEEN SET

6-zone pocket spring. NZ made.

WAS $2199NOW

$899

BODY PRO QUEEN SET LUXURY

WAS $3999NOW

$17997-zoned pocket spring with memory foam, natural latex and silk-enriched fabric.

SNOOZE TRUNDLER SET

WAS $1399NOW

$675

King Single/Single Set. Great for the kids.

NEW ARRIVAL

VOGUE QUEEN SET

Natural latex pillow top with Posture Pro pocket spring technology.

WAS $1699NOW

$799

NEW AR

RIVAL

END OFLINE

CLEARANCE

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$1359

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Innerspring bed with designer fabric and soft pillow top.

Individual posture pro pocket spring technology with plush pillow top.

5 Zone Pocket Spring Technology topped with luxury feel soft fabric for superior sleep quality.

At Dark Queen Set3 zone pocket spring

technology with natural latex and teddy bear feel

fabric and 10 year warranty

Was $1099

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Was $2199

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