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Mary Curnow, Kate Cobb and Robyn Sheres, at Nelson Opera in the Park at Trafalgar Park on Saturday. Insert: A birds eye view of some of the 7500-strong crowd which turned out for the Opera in the Park. Photo: Toby Harvey/Eagle Imaging.

It was a perfect night for Nelson Opera in the Park, with 7500 people turning out to enjoy a first class lineup of New Zealand musicians.

The event was once again a huge success, says organiser Pete Rainey. “But you can’t really go wrong, people just love the opportunity to come out and relax in the park and listen to some nice music.”

The crowds came bearing blankets, chairs, picnics and a glass of bubbly or two, and settled in for two and a half hours of opera and contemporary-style music at Trafalgar Park on Saturday night. There was no particular crowd favourite amongst the lineup, which included singer Anna Leese, Jared Holt, Jubilation Choir, Jackie Clarke and kiwi icon Dave Dobbyn.

Dad ‘broken’ over daughter’s abuse Andrew Board

A Nelson father has been left frustrated with a court system that has continually failed to lock up the partner of his daughter, despite years of domestic abuse.

The father spoke openly with Nelson Weekly, alongside a friend of his daughter, who

also fears for her friend’s safety. The Weekly cannot name any of the people involved due to ongoing legal issues and to protect the identity of the woman and a young child involved.

But both the woman’s father and the friend are concerned and upset that her partner has avoided jail despite numerous court

appearances for violence.

The latest was late last year when the man appeared in the Nelson District Court for assault. He was given community service.

Within a month he would assault his partner again, this time in public, as well as damaging her vehicle.

The father says the violence has been on-

going for most of the seven years of their relationship.

“It’s been going on for a long time. As has his violence to other people as well, it’s not only domestic violence.”

The woman’s friend says she had tried

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“It’s not really fair for the store managers to be attacked like that, but yeah, I think the pay should be the same.”

“I don’t think it’s really the owners fault. But, I think it should be even pay nationwide - we’re one country and it’s the same work.”

“I think it probably would have been better if they had tried other avenues.”

“It’s not really fair on the owners, but I guess that’s the nature of protest and they got word out there. The wages should all be the same.”

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to support her and urged her to leave her abusive partner, but she keeps getting drawn back in. “Last month, he turned up at a house that she was staying at, despite his bail conditions including he was to have no contact with her. He was playing mind games with her, alternately telling her she was an ugly piece of crap, and then telling her that she was his baby girl and he wished they could have gotten married. “I called the police and they arrested him, but he just got bail again the next day.”

The woman’s father says the abuse is physical and emotional. “He is constantly cheating on her too, and because he has managed to erode her self-esteem to an all-time low, he can pretty much get away with anything he wants. He’s just totally controlling.”

Nelson Women’s and Children Refuge manager Katie O’Donnell says the story is far from unique in Nelson. “The

problem isn’t going away. But yes, if an offender is back on the street the next day we may not have had time to contact the woman and discuss her safety, and maybe the conditions around him aren’t stringent enough.

Absolutely, it’s frustrating. Sometimes we only have a small window to help the family while they’re locked up.”

Since February 2015, the refuge has worked with 224 women in the region. This does not count the numbers who call crisis line, asking for advice but do not sign up for the service, which is about as many again.

The father says if his daughter’s partner went to jail then she would have the space to rediscover her life and regain confidence without his influence.

“Because it’s not just the impact on her, but also her children. Slowly but surely, they’re going to see that violence is okay. Violence is just a way of life. I’m so frustrated by it and it’s kept me broken for years.”

He says when the police do arrest

and charge him, the courts let him out time and time again. “He’s been charged with assault so many times, then he does this course and the judge says ‘oh, he’s trying to rehabilitate himself ’. He’s not, he’s done the course twice and is still punching people.

“So the judges are making the wrong choice for a sentence. Because within a month of him being sentenced to community service he has then again assaulted my daughter bad enough to be up in front of the courts yet again.”

Katie says it’s a horrible situation for many women but she says they’re here to help. “I would encourage any woman in that situation to contact us, because sometimes you can achieve a lot more if you have an agency like ours that can walk alongside you. Because it’s a long journey, it doesn’t just happen overnight.”

If you require help from domestic abuse, you can call the Nelson Women’s and Children’s Refuge on 548 3353 or Nelson Police on 546 3840.

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Protesters’ rat taunt ‘was a step too far’ Andrew Board

Protesters targeted two local supermarkets over a pay dispute on the weekend, but the use of giant rat to depict the owners of Nelson New World and Pak ‘n Save Richmond has been questioned.

The “community protests” were held at both supermarkets on Saturday and Sunday and was organised by members of the First Union, which represents supermarket employees.

Around 18 protesters were at New World on Saturday morning and six turned up to the Pak ‘n Save later that day. Organiser Rachel Boyack says most of the protesters were local, however only a couple were actual employees at the supermarket.

She says that’s because it wasn’t an official strike, so employees couldn’t leave their workplace to join it.

The union is protesting over pay rates, which they say are less for South Island employees. “These two stores have made no attempt to bargain with the union in good faith.

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Two union organisers from the North Island were arrested at both supermarkets for trespassing. They were handing out flyers attacking the owners of the stores and urging shoppers to email the owners.

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and although they have systems in place to deal with those occasions, the healthy lunchbox programme will be well received.

“We are also part of the Fruit in Schools and Milk for Schools schemes, but this this is fantastic for our families who may not be able to afford lunch,” she says.

Food for Families co-ordinator Martin Reading says the lunches take him about an hour-and-a-half to prepare, and he now has some volunteers on board to help - plus some time-saving techniques, such as using a squirt bottle for the peanut butter.

All the food for the lunches is donated by local businesses, with Shamels Essential Foods, Pic’s Peanut Butter, Countdown, New World, Village Milk, and MG Marketing all chipping in. But they are still needing someone to donate plastic containers for the lunches.

“It’s always been my intention to start at Victory School. We are getting really good feedback from Stoke School and people are amazed how we can do it for just a gold coin.”

Martin says they are looking to expand the programme to other schools, with Tahunanui School a possibility in the near future. Kids can place their orders on Friday and Tuesday mornings.

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Harbour-master Dave Duncan says that he might have to close the Wakefield Quay wharf if people don’t stop climbing on moored boats and jumping off them. Photo: Brittany Spencer. safety.”

He says CCTV footage has captured people climbing in the Haulashore Island ferry, the NMIT life boat and a private launch berthed at the superyacht berth. Dave says the NMIT boat is around six metres in the air and if someone was to fall off it “there is no coming back”.

He says if the practice doesn’t stop he will have to close the

wharf.

“I’m stuck between a rock and a hard place. I could close access right off but that would disadvantage a lot of people who aren’t responsible for this misbehaviour.”

The wharf is popular with people fishing, watching the boats come and go or just looking at the view.

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is hoping that people will start reporting people if they’re seen climbing on other people’s property. “We want people to either urge them to stop jumping on other people’s property or to call the police.”

Former Nelson MP and city councillor Mel Courtney says he will contest this year’s local body elections because the current councillors’ infighting means their minds are not “on the job”.

Mel was a Labour MP for Nelson from 1976 until 1981 and a Nelson city councillor. “I love Nelson, it is a very special place in which to live, work, raise a family and then to retire - I want to see that it stays that way,” he says.

“Our city councillors are leaders in this community and therefore must at all times provide leadership by example. The recent infighting amongst our elected representatives tells me that their minds are not on the job of managing our city’s affairs.

The infighting must stop - you have our assets under your control, please take care of them for us.”

Mel says striking the balance between growth and environmental quality is important.

“Of course we must strengthen our local economy, provide a better quality of life and build on our local assets, but what I don’t want to see is jobs for job’s sake, or jobs at any price, they need to be a good fit.”

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The popular wharf at Wakefield Quay could be closed to the public after several trespass notices have been issued for people jumping off moored boats that don’t belong to them.

Nelson harbour-master Dave Duncan says seven trespass orders have been issued in the past month and many others have been spoken to after they were spotted climbing on boats berthed at Wakefield Quay and then jumping from them.

Dave says jumping off the wharf has happened for years, but when swimmers climb on other people’s boats, it becomes a problem.

“We open the wharf up so people can jump off it, we understand that it’s an activity that people have enjoyed for a long time. I certainly don’t want to close this wharf off but as the harbour-master my hands are tied because I’m responsible for people’s

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Work will now continue to strengthen and brace the centre, develop the new northern building and landscape Rutherford Park for events planned later in the year.

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Students get filming for tickets Brittany Spencer Stoke School’s Room 10 is armed with 29 black and white masks and will do their darnedest to win tickets to the upcoming Warriors game.

The video competition is sponsored by The Hits and Mike Pero Real Estate and being held amongst the region’s schools. The winner will get free tickets for the whole class, a parent each and a double pass for the teacher. Entrants must make a video about the upcoming Vodafone Warriors vs St George Illawarra Dragons clash at Trafalgar Park, February 20. Stoke School teacher Tommy

Winnington says Room 10 were keen to get filming. “The kids are super excited, we can’t stop them from talking about it, it’s dominated the day to be honest.”

Tommy and his class shot and edited their film yesterday and won’t give away any hints as to what is in their video. Nine-yearold Stoke School student Kendra Saville has her fingers crossed. “I’ve never been to a Warriors game before but I like watching rugby league. It’s so cool that they’re coming to Nelson, I hope we win!”

Tickets for the Warriors v St George game Stoke School students hope to win tickets to the Warriors game this Saturday at are still available for sale at Begg’s Music- Trafalgar Park. They are pictured with Craig Hamilton and Katarina Campbell of works or online at www.ticketek.co.nz Mike Pero Real Estate and Emma Helleur of The Hits. Photo: Brittany Spencer.

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Weeds start to take over Stoke stream, Tuesday, January 19: Stream edges in Stoke should be starting to look much tidier, with Nelson City Council making good progress on spraying and removing weeds along Orchard Stream. Alec Louverdis, group manager works and infrastructure, says that Nelmac have manually removed the arum lilies, and the stems and most of the other problem weeds have been chemically treated. Orphanage Creek and the section between the Railway Reserve and Masefield St have also been treated. Alec says that it takes a few weeks for the weeds to die off, and that the grass and other growth on the rock banks and in the bed of the stream will be retained as this helps shade the waterways, which in turn provides a better habitat for aquatic life and fish within the stream.

Wairau Warrior, Tuesday, February 9: David Trotter’s givealittle page has risen by around $700 since his article in the Nelson Weekly, around half the total needed for his off-road wheelchair that will be helping him make it round the Wairau Warrior 6km race. With six and a half weeks left before the race, David and his team are still after donations at givealittle. co.nz and by searching for David Trotter.

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“It’s really important just to take notice of the natural world that’s all around us and getting the kids outside in nature to observe,” he says.

Rick says they are encouraging the public to attend during daylight hours only, and the late night observations will be left to the professionals. He recommends people come armed with a smart phone or tablet, sensible footwear, food, drink, warm clothing, insect repellent, and equipment such as magnifying glasses, binoculars and plastic jars.

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Rick Field, project coordinator and educator at the sanctuary, says they will monitor five areas, covering the forest floor, canopy and the Brook Stream.

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Kaka chicks arrive at Natureland Natureland keepers are playing parents to four Kaka chicks as part of a new breeding-for-release project and while the birds may be small, their voices are not.

Natureland keeper Jenny Pettigrew says the chicks arrived two weeks ago and will breed the next generation of Kaka to be released into the Abel Tasman National Park.

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Kaka voices now, up until a few days ago they were only making a soft noise - now they’ve discovered screaming,” Jenny says with a grin.

Natureland are working at opening up the aviaries within the next few weeks so the public can get a closer look at the Kaka chicks currently housed in the nursery section of Natureland’s new aviaries.

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Former Nayland Navy ship comes to town to celebrate 75th anniversary dux wins Rhodes Scholarship Former Nayland College Dux, Kimberley Savill, has been awarded the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship for 2016.

Kimberley, 22, was Dux at Nayland and won the NZQA Outstanding Scholar Award in 2011. She subsequently completed a Bachelor of Science with First Class Honours at Victoria University where she won Victoria Excellence Scholarships and New Zealand Institute of Chemistry prizes during every year of her degree.

The Rhodes scholarship is awarded to 89 students from 32 different countries each year and covers study fees, accommodation and living costs for three years at Oxford. Academic achievement, leadership and commitment to service are all criteria for receiving the award.

A post on the Nayland College Facebook page from Kimberley says “a significant share of the credit for this definitely goes to Nayland. I couldn’t have asked for better teachers, or more opportunities to grow, than I found as a student here.”

Kimberley Savill At Oxford, Kimberley in 2011. will study for a Doctorate in Physical and Theoretical Chemistry.

She says a desire to contribute and give something back shapes her studies. She is keen to make a difference through science research, particularly in chemistry to address immediate and important challenges to renewable energy and storage technologies.

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This will be the first time the Offshore Patrol Vessel has visited Nelson.

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The Navy says it is a great chance for HMNZS Otago which will be in Nelson people to find out more about the Navy this weekend. and a rare opportunity to get up and close with one of the Navy’s two patrol there will be a service at the HMS Neptune Memorial on Wakefield Quay vessels. commemorate the loved ones four On Sunday, February 21 at 11:30am, paint | wallpaper | curtains | to blinds

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I've kept in physical shape, met some of the most honest and fun-loving people and also made life long friends and connections all over the country playing this sport. If it wasn't for this sport I'd be an overweight recluse playing video games all day whilst eating Doritos and drinking Mountain Dew. My life made a change for the positive playing Airsoft, and I'm not the only one.

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Trafalgar Centre works: What a crop of s&*^, everything Nelson Council gets involved in turns out late and over budget. Sack them all next election. Many of the guys who worked on the Trafalgar Centre still live in Nelson, they did the foundations, they say you are nuts, and what about the Cathedral and Nelson College? One of these guys did his apprenticeship with Bill Gibbons in the early 1960s and I would trust him before any of you fools.

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This building should be converted into a piggery! It's useless for anything else, the pigs could free range on the playing field at Trafalgar Park, that's another under-utilised waste of ratepayers money! At least we could get some decent kiwi bacon!! Robert Webber.

Protest over wages: There shouldn't be any difference in pay between both Islands, it's damn ridiculous and I don't blame them for protesting. Brenda Kenny.

Petty. If he were a rat he would be attacking hard working New Zealanders for making a living. Unlike some people, he was hard at work for this country's economy and his family.

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andrew@nelsonweekly.co.nz A book translated into four languages to educate people about domestic violence has today been launched in Victory.

Gayle Petch of Keep Victory Safe has been behind the plan to put an anti-domestic violence book into 200 Housing New Zealand homes in Victory.

The book – called There is No Excuse for Abuse – is specifically designed for Nelson families.

Gayle says the biggest problem when putting the book together was making sure the content could be understood by people living in those homes.

"Most of the people in those homes are former refugees so we had to translate the book into several different languages."

Once the mammoth task to translate the material was done, Gayle expanded her brief to include information from other local agencies.

A booklet from Civil Defence, Police and the Red Cross will accompany the book in a folder that will be attached to the Housing NZ homes.

Gayle says domestic violence is a huge issue nationally and Victory isn't an

• Valentine’s Day was on Sunday and for several weeks leading up to the big day we had a huge love heart in the mall. The heart was made by the good folk at the Waimea Menzshed and it was totally covered in notes of love from our wonderful shoppers. Thank you for all the lovely declarations of love. We hope everyone had a great day.

• The pedestrian crossings and safe zones by the Fresh Choice entrance are now completed. This will make it safer for people to get from their cars to the Mall.

• The raised walkway by the eastern entrance is on track to be completed by the end of February, when we will be looking at the doing some landscaping.

Some car parks have been out of use while this work has been ongoing, but the safety for shoppers will be greatly improved, so we’re really looking forward to it being finished.

Gayle Petch of Keep Victory Safe with a book that she has had translated into four other languages to help stop domestic violence in Victory.

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Gordon Sloane is expecting to see some amazing scenery, meet new friends and experience pain and suffering, when he rides in the 3000km Tour Aotearoa cycle ride from Cape Reinga to Bluff starting on Sunday.

But what the popular Nelson multisport athlete really hopes to achieve during the epic off-road tour is to raise as much money as possible for the Nelson Tasman Hospice. Gordon is one of the many riders on the tour who is supporting a charity and he is asking people to make a donation to the hospice if he can complete the ride in under 30 days.

“When I thought about doing it as a charity ride, the first organisation that came to mind was the hospice,” Gordon says. “I don’t have any links or ties with it - it’s just that they do such a great job for the community.”

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“I’ve been training for about three-months and done some really long rides to get up to speed. I’ve ridden from Nelson to Christchurch through the Rainbow a couple times and did a big ride on the West Coast Cycle Trail with Mike Brien.

“I think I’m fit enough but it’s going to need more than just fitness. I’m going to have to eat and drink well and make sure I look after my body as well.

“There’s also things like the weather to contend with. When I did one of my training rides through the Rainbow, it was so windy I had to walk my bikes across the bridges because I was worried about getting blown into the river.

“But that didn’t help because it was so windy it blew my bike off the ground. I had to lie across it to hold it down - it was incredible.”

Gordon has set-up a new titaniumframed bike especially for the tour and it includes extra water bottle holders, aerobars and bags that fit neatly into the bike’s frame to make it more aerodynamic. The whole set-up, including a tent, sleeping bag and spare clothes, weighs 25kg.

“I’ve got a lightweight tent but I

will try to avoid camping when I can because it’s so slow. I’ll be staying in motels and bed and breakfast places whenever I can it will be nice to get a shower after a long day in the saddle too.”

Gordon says all riders must carry a spot tracker and their progress can be followed on a web-site touraotearoa.nz. Riders also have to take a selfie with their bikes at 30 specified locations and send it to the race organisers to “prove they were there”.

Gordon starts in the first of three waves of 100 riders at Cape Reinga on Sunday. The second wave leaves on February 23 and the third on February 26 to avoid congestion at the Hokianga Harbour ferry crossing, which is one of five boat rides included in the tour.

If anyone wants to donate to Gordon’s hospice ride email gordon@naturalchoice.org.nz for details of a bank account. Gordon is covering all of his own expenses for the tour and all donations will be paid to the hospice.

Another Nelson cyclist Jill Clendon is also fundraising during the ride, nominating Achilles International NZ as her charity.

Nelson cyclist Gordon Sloane will be joining 300 riders in the 3000km Tour Aotearoa cycle from Cape Reinga to Bluff. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

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“We have two lovely homes for two lovely families, and it’s a great feeling to be able to hand over the keys to their brand-new homes,” he says.

“We have now helped 23 families into 23 houses in Nelson, and we take a lot of pleasure from that.”

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The Ning Ching family, who are the proud new owners of one of the homes, say that they feel “very thankful” for everything that has been done for them.

“We have been truly blessed to have been given this opportunity to own our own home,” says husband and father Cung Thla Uk. “When we got the news that we had a Habitat for Humanity home, we were really excited. This is a wonderful thing for my family and we are very happy to be here today.”

The proud owners of the other house are the Thian Hlun family, and husband and father John says they are looking forward to moving into their lovely new home.

“I would like to express my thanks to Habitat for Humanity and the community who have contributed,” he says. “We are very excited.”

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the Tasman and Marlborough regions and sees them for both publiclyfunded and private appointments and treatment. Sarah says “the sooner you talk to us, the better your chances of success.”

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The Children’s Garden is a brandnew centre that has the best interests of both parents and children at heart.

Committed to offering quality early childhood care, inspired by the Pikler approach, The Children’s Garden is also proud to go above and beyond for its families. The full time service takes care of some of the more mundane chores such as preparing children’s daily meals, which means one less thing for parents to worry about during their busy morning routine. Natasha and Mark Kibble are excited to be launching the centre, which will benefit from Natasha’s 20 years experience in early childhood care and education.

Natasha has carried out extensive study into the Pikler approach at the Pikler Institute in Budapest and, as a result, children will benefit from a consistent learning environment and the freedom to explore nature inside and outside the centre. For more information on the centre’s philosophy or to enrol your child, contact Natasha or Mark today.

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Playcentres prepare for the Big Play Out Nelson Playcentres Association are holding a Big Play Out to celebrate the value of play this Saturday.

In the past few years there has been an increased awareness in the value of play for young children.

Children learn through playing, not through long periods of sitting listening to someone else talk. They want to try it for themselves, experiment, laugh, connect, make sense of the world around them and test their boundaries and limits.

To celebrate this, families are invited to the Tahunanui sports field from 11am - 2pm on Saturday, February 20.

Nelson’s fourteen Playcentres will be there,

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group of men. Nelson Provincial Museum Collection: C2108 Nelson boy Caelan siobhan, 4, experiments with goo at Playcentre. offering different games, competitions, music and a story time, highlighting the learning in each activity. Sausages, cookie decorating and raffles will also be on offer as fundraisers for the region’s individual centres.

Playcentre would like to thank the Nelson City Council for supporting this event.

Woodburner submissions close tomorrow Submissions on the Woodburner Plan Change close tomorrow and Nelsonians are being reminded to have their say.

The plan change proposes to allow additional Ultra Low Emission Burners, on the basis there will be improvements to woodburner use, generating less smoke. A limited number of burners are proposed to be allowed in Stoke, Wakatu, Enner Glynn, Port Hills, City Centre, The Brook, The Wood and Atawhai. If there are further improvements to air quality over the next few years,

the plan change proposes that burners could also become permitted in Bishopdale, Victory, Toi Toi, between the colleges, Washington Valley, Tahunanui and Tahunanui Hills south of The Cliffs.

Submissions must be in by no later than 5pm tomorrow, and if you didn’t receive a submission form in your letterbox, you can have your say online at http://nelson.govt.nz/council/consultations/open-consultations/woodburner-planchange/.

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Dempster brothers prove to be kings of the court Mike Pero Nelson Giants captain Sam Dempster joined forces with his two younger brothers, Aaron and Nathan, to win the Burger King 3x3 Quest Tour three-on-three basketball tournament at the Tahunanui Beach Reserve tennis courts on Saturday.

The Dempster’s Team Stoke won the open men’s final played in hot, sunny conditions against Team James Anderson 22-10, to secure a place in the national final of the series in Auckland’s Aotea Square on April 2.

The winner of that tournament will receive an all expenses paid trip to the World Tour Masters in Beijing.

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With the water temperatures averaging a very warm 22 degrees in the bay, it makes fishing a little hard at the moment.

Waitangi Day holiday proved to be calm and warm, so we headed to the spat farm to check out the kingfish action, as there is always a chance of a good fight with these fish.

Arriving at our destination at 6.45am, we pulled up next to a marker at the edge of the spat farm, and used stick baits and poppers in the water to see if there was any interest.

Within the first three casts, a kingfish took the lure and gave our daughter a good fight. Although only a rat, (smaller than the legal 75cm), Sophie enjoyed the thrill of pulling in her first kingfish.

It had foul-hooked itself on its back,

so took us a bit to get the lure out before a quick photo and a release back into the water. We trolled a bit to another location, and again what felt like a monster kingi took our lure quickly. However, within three minutes it had pulled itself free, with my brand new lure with it. Frustrating as it was, we kept trying, but had no further luck.

We headed back in, and drifted for a few kawahai after coming across a bird work up, and we managed two small fish which will be nice for sashimi tonight. All in all, although we didn’t come back with much, it was a beautiful day on the water.

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ADVENTURE RACING: Nelson's Elina Ussher secured her third Coast to Coast Longest Day title by winning the women's multisport race in 13hours, 32minutes, 41seconds on Saturday.

Elina had won the race in 2010 and 2012. Nelson's Brent Edwards finished sixth in the men's race in 12hr 43min 41sec while David Ayre was ninth in 13hr 3min 20sec. Joe MacIntyre won the M50-59 race in 14hr 3min 5sec while Tim Bygate finished in 16hr 47min 59sec.

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SportS Phil Costley won the Buller Gorge Half Marathon race on Saturday in a fast 1hr 12min 9sec. John Rudge won the M60-69 half marathon in 1hr 26min 51sec while Stu Cottam was second in the full marathon in 2hr 59min 48sec.

CYCLING: Robin Reid completed a double in the Tasman Wheelers club champs held at the weekend, winning Saturday's time trial in 32min 37sec before taking out Sunday's road race in 1hr 54min 43sec,

2min 57sec ahead of Chris Sharland. Britta Martin won Saturday's senior women's time trial and finished second in a sprint finish to Karen Fulton in the road race.

SWIMMING: Nelson's Kerry Mathieson (F45-49), Janis Crampton (F55-59), Margaret Johnston (F60-64) and Derek Eaton (70-74) won gold medals in latest round of the New Zealand Ocean Swim series held over 3.3km in Corsair Bay in Christchurch on Saturday. Luke Kelly (M15-19) and Kirstin Ramsay (F30-34) won bronze medals.

MOTOR SHOW: Stu Warren of Stoke with his 1957 Ford Ranch Wagon at the Nelson Motor Show on Saturday. The show got off to a good start on Friday with the Lake Hop and Friday Night Cruz, which beat last year's record by four cars with 240 entries. The public show then got underway on Saturday and Sunday, attracting hundreds of car owners from clubs around the country, along with several food stalls and trade sites. Stu bought his pride and joy two years ago from the importer in Christchurch, the vehicle was originally built in America as a drag car. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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Prizes this year include the heaviest 15 snapper in the open event, top three snapper for the The fourth annual Tasman Bay Snapper Classic female event and prizes will be awarded for top is set to be the biggest and best yet, thanks to three gurnard, kahawai and blue cod. There a change in the rules regarding teams and an is also a prize for the heaviest kingfish on the unbelievable response from sponsors. Unlike day, while the Tasman Bay Snapper Classic previous years in which the event was run as a Teams Champion Trophy is up for grabs. Last business house and club competition, 2016 will but not least is the massive average weight see the Tasman Bay Snapper Classic welcome snapper prize, sponsored by DNA Boats, anyone and everyone to make a team of four Honda Marine, Houston Motors Group, Lion, and head out on the water, or cast out off the SIMRAD, The Speights Ale house, The Sign beach, wharf or Rocks Rd. Shop and many more generous sponsors. If Last year the event raised over $7000 for Speights Ale House owner, Gareth Caldwell and Tasman Bay Snapper Classic you win the $13,500 prize, you’ll take home a Big Brothers Big Sisters, and keeping in the organiser, Troy Dando with the boat prize that will be awarded to whoever boat package that includes a three metre DNA theme of raising money for charities, this catches the average weight snapper. boat and trailer, a 10hp Honda Marine 4 stroke year’s competition is proud to be supporting outboard and a raft of other goodies. If the Coastguard Nelson and the work they do people are welcome to stake out their spot earlier if they wish, weather does pose a problem, the competition saving lives at sea. Once again foundation sponsors SIMRAD, however, like any competition the honesty of those competing will be postponed until the following weekend, so The Speights Ale House, Big Blue Dive and Fish, Hirepool, Port is essential for a day of good clean fun, so head to the Tasman ‘like’ the Tasman Bay Snapper Classic’s Facebook page Nelson Ltd and Ultimate Adventures have led the charge, with Bay Snapper Classic website for a full list of competition rules. and you’ll receive all the updates you need to know. over 40 other fantastic sponsors backing the growing event.

Weigh-in will kick off at The Speights Ale House from 12pm This event wouldn’t be possible without the generous If you haven’t already sorted your team, there is still time so and the public are invited to attend and support the event. If sponsors that support it and the hard working people grab some keen fishermen, work out your prime spot and you’ve entered the competition, your entry fee gets you a free behind the scenes. head on line to grab an entry form. Entries are available at meal and drink. Weigh-in finishes at 4pm so you must be in www.tasmanbaysnapperclassic.co.nz and you have until 10pm the queue by then for your catch to be counted. Organisers on Thursday, February 18, to get them in. encourage entrants to donate some of their catch to the fish Fishing kicks off at 5am on Saturday, February 20, although auction which is open to the public and will be part of the main fundraising effort for Coastguard Nelson.

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Stoke fall short of one-day crown Car Company Stoke-Nayland were always going to battle to win their Nelson premier oneday club cricket game at the Marsden Rec on Saturday after Wanderers scored 289 for five on the back of an unbeaten 130

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And that proved to be the case, with Stoke-Nayland being dismissed for 214 with 1.1 overs remaining.

Although Stoke-Nayland openers Kurt Pahl (28) and Chris Dittmer (42) made an encouraging start to their run chase, none of the batsmen were able to produce the big innings their team needed to get them across the line.

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Tom Cross also batted well, contributing a typically hardhit 49 that included five big sixes.

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Locally Owned and Operated

Classifieds

SiTUATionS VACAnT SiTUATionS VACAnT

Classified deadline - 5pm Friday • Ph: 548 5900

ZERO fees Cert in Commercial Road Transport

NZTA Approved Licensing & Endorsement Courses Classes 2-5

AUCTion

Ph 544 7350 www.nelsontech.ac.nz

Ph 544 7350 www.nelsontech.ac.nz

♦ NOT TO BE MISSED ♦

ANTIQUES, COLLECTABLES, ART AUCTION To be held on SATURDAY 20th FEBRUARY at 11AM

VIEWING: FRIDAY from 9am-4pm, SATURDAY from 9am Over 300 lots to be auctioned, covering an excellent selection of Antiques, Collectables and Art. Absentee and Phone Bids are welcome. See our website for photos

www.lipscombeauctionhouse.co.nz

13 NEW ST, NELSON Ph: (03) 546 8890 Opposite back entrance to Warehouse Stationery

wAnTED To BUY A records wanted excellent prices paid for good records especially Kiwi and overseas bands 60’s – 90’s PennyLane has a buyer in town for one week only ph 542 2152 or 021 222 6144 www.pennylane.co.nz 7 days.

SiTUATionS VACAnT Qualified Builder Wanted: We are looking for a qualified LBP who is capable of supervising staff and working unsupervised to a high standard. Must have own vehicle and tools.

This is a fulltime position.

Phone Brent on 03 544 1295 or email info@ dunleabuilding.co.nz

oFFiCE To LEASE

Professional office sPace for lease at 181 Bridge Street

Two very tidy rooms in well maintained character building available opposite the Court House in Nelson City. Rent includes power, rates, insurance & cleaning.

Drop in or call Bridgette on 548 5117

email: sales@nelsonweekly.co.nz

DEATh

a first class opportunity.

Neame mannix John

HARRISON

First Class Accounts is an accountancy practice with offices spanning New Zealand.

Locally we have offices in Nelson, Tahuna, Mapua, Westport, Kaiapoi and Takaka.

We have a vacancy for an experienced accountant who is also able to undertake compliance work for various types of legal entities.

At First Class Accounts you will be working with a portfolio of clients for whom you are the first point of contact. You will be supported with a small but super-efficient administration team, and work closely with the First Class Accounts directors.

- channeling - energy work - house clearing - reiki

Ph 546 5338

txt 027 331 1942 lindakotua@xtra.co.nz

PUBLiC noTiCE

This role requires: • 3 or more years of recent NZ public practice experience • Good New Zealand tax and compliance skills • An interest in business advisory work • Excellent communication skills (both written & oral) • Initiative and quick thinking • The drive to work hard • A desire for personal improvement The ideal candidate could potentially progress to the position of director and form an integral part of a succession pathway.

If you are ready to step up, apply now.

Taoist Tai Chi

Internal Arts of Health

No bookings required / bring a friend

visit www.taoist.org.nz

BEGINNER CLASSES

MONday, 22 FEBRUaRy 2016 10am-11.30am 55 Muritai Street, Tahunanui

Phone 03 545 8375

Applicants for this position should have NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa.

(please leave a message)

BEAUTY

Contact: Practice Manager info@firstclassaccounts.co.nz

Allyson shares the stories and baking of many of our great farming families including Erewhon, Bendigo, Mt Nicholas, Hawkes Bay’s Tuna Nui, and more in this very special cookbook which celebrates fifty years of Country Calendar.

at DoMino’S richMonD

It’s FREE!

wELLBEing

ACKnowLEDgEMEnT

Afternoon tea with Allyson Gofton

Store Manager

Announcements

SiTUATionS VACAnT

PUBLiC noTiCE

SiTUATionS VACAnT

Must have two yrs experience, and able to work all weekends, late nights and public holidays.

For more info and to apply visit Trademe, Ref no. 1026939320

Terms & conditions apply

To LET One bedroom self contained furnished unit. $205 weekly Inc bills.

Farmlet setting in Hope.

Ph 0204 074 7201.

SundAy, 3 April, 2016

Makeup by Nancy • Qualified Makeup Artist • $45 Makeup Session • $15 False Eye Lashes • $30 Basic Hair Styling Limited time 9 Feb - 7 March

Call 021 214 1149

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Tickets cost $30 and available by emailing janetbilltaylor@gmail.com or text or call janet 021 821 699. Limited places so be quick.

All proceed go to a local charity Walk with Us Trust suppling school and sports shoes to local primary school children.

ChurCh NotiCes

Lost a loved one?

Ask your funeral director to advertise your loved one’s passing with us.

We go into every home and it’s

FREE!

locally owned and operated

2.30pm

Hope Community Hall, ranzau road West, Hope

Nessie, Wendy, Sharon, John and David wish to thank all those who made a difficult and sad time easier for us. Mannix fought a long courageous battle eased by company (including long phone calls) of treasured friends with ongoing support for himself and family. Special thanks to his Dr, Steve Delany, Brenda & the Hospice Team, Presbyterian Support, those who visited, provided food, wine, hugs and shared in the laughter and tears. Importantly you helped us fulfil his wishes to remain at home. We will be forever grateful. To those who also assisted in Mannix’s Memorial Service, Rev Derek McNicol, Warren Fenemore, Alan Brown, Village Café catering, Val and Laurie Anisy – warm and sincere thanks. To all who sent flowers, cards, attended the service, please accept this as a personal acknowledgement.

Grieving his loss, we take strength in memories and times shared.

Nelson Weekly Locally Owned and Operated

Or email us your memorial notice

by Friday to get it in the following week’s edition. sales@nelsonweekly.co.nz

PRoPERTY MAnAgEMEnT

One church, Many expressiOns

Violet (Vi)

Peacefully passed at home on Sunday 7 February 2016. Now free of pain and suffering. Dearly loved mother of Brendan (Harry) and Veona (Vee) & mother in law of Richard, much loved Nana of Chase and Liana, loved sister & sister in law of Jossie & Gloria Murray (Nthn Ireland) and wife of the Late Nichol (Nick) Harrison. According to her wishes Anisy’s Tasman Funeral Home has held a private cremation for Violet. Messages to Vee, 1 Alyson Place Stoke.

DEATh

BULLOCK

Reginald Garnet Hastings,

Lieutenant RNZNVR (Sp) WW11

Passed away on 10 February 2016, in his 102nd year at Oakwoods Resthome, Richmond.

Beloved husband of the Late Patricia and treasured father and father in law of tony & Kate, Suzanne & Jeff and Judy & Dan. Devoted grandfather of Leanne, Michael, David B, Sam, Nicholas and David H. Loved great grandfather of Rebecca, Hannah, Isabella, Ryan and Lauryn. He gave all of us 101.11 wonderful heart years. The family would like to thank the caring staff at Oakwoods, who have known Hastings for many years. In accordance with his wishes Anisy’s Tasman Funeral Home has held a private cremation for Hastings.

Anisy’s Tasman Funeral Home, Richmond, Nelson (03) 544 1129

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Sturrock & Greenwood Ltd

ALTERATIONS &

ACUpUnCTUrE

Traditional acupuncture & massage

R E F R I G E R A T I O N

AIR CONDITIONING & HEAT PUMPS

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• Full design and build • Full after sales back up • Extensive range of leading brands available

SERVICING NELSON FOR OVER 60 YEARS

Gareth Powdrell

BHSc acupuncture, Diploma Tuina(massage), Dip Qi gong ACC registered Ph: 0800 894 159

Call NOW!

03 546 9219

www.sturrockandgreenwood.co.nz

8 Gloucester St, Nelson • Showroom - opposite Fire Station

Bodywise - 32 Bridge St

Sewing Workshop Your Clothing and Uniforms can be:

SPECIALIST HEAT PUMP INSTALLATIONS & REPAIR TEAM

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Tailored and Altered To Fit Hemmed Re-Zipped Repaired, Patched & Darned

Leaders in all things trees

● Removals ● Pruning

● Consultancy ● Stump grinding

Free fitting service.

SME Business Award

We’ll alter, shorten & repair curtains and soft furnishings too.

Investing in People and Skills Award

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Ph: 547 0060

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Builder / Handyman

Materials at Trade Cost • Fences • Decks • House Repairs • Doors • Flatpack Kitchens • Concrete / paving • Landscaping

Quality workmanship guaranteed Richard 021 118 1183 or 545 2298 marblepoint@xtra.co.nz

N E L S O N

Plymouth Contracting Ltd

For quotes call Ross

Ph: 027 244 8870 A/h: 547 1389

www.nelsonbuilder.co.nz

bUSinESS brokEr

Business Listings Required

If you are thinking of selling your business contact me now

Reece Forbes

DDI: 03 546 3565 M: 027 229 0026 reece.forbes@bayleys.co.nz

LO C ALLY O WNE D & NZ MAD E

Locally owned & operated

W e c o m e t o yo u !

Mobile Carpet & Vinyl showroom Any time … any place We come to you.

Call now for a free measure & quote.

Phone 548-5453 www.harrisonscarpet.co.nz C a l l 0 8 0 0 - 2 5 5 - 8 5 5 no w f o r a f r e e m e a s ur e a nd q uo t e .

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Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning

Stephen Oliver proprietor

Phone now on

545 1053

Quick Drying All Year Round All General Cleaning Professional Service Fully Trained, Security Screened

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Did you know you can choose your own caterer for your loved ones funeral.

• Commercial & Residential • Builders Cleans

At Gourmet Catering we tailor-make menu’s to suit every client.

• Tenancy Changes

Why not put on an afternoon tea with your loved ones favourite food.

• Carpets & Upholstery

Call us to discuss your requirements.

P 03 547 4811 M 027 667 2837 E feedme@gourmetcatering.co.nz www.gourmetcatering.co.nz

• Pressure Cleaning • Window Cleaning • Property Maintenance

www.techclean.co.nz FREE PHONE

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Services • Window Cleaning

roperty Maintenance •• PCurtain Making

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www.techclean.co.nz • Alterations to FREE ready-made curtains/ PHONE 0508 832 425 nets All Installation

• Roman Blinds

Re-Stringing & Re-Lining

• Door to Door Service • Complete rental makeovers Brenda: 027 842 1780 bbsservices@xtra.co.nz

“Every home needs the female touch” For all painting & decorating call Elly for a

FREE Quote 03 545 2903

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Trades & Services

DrESSmAking

Driving LESSonS

Sandy D Dressmaking

Streets Ahead Driving School

Ltd

Your Local Sparky

• Friendly & Patient • Defensive Driving Courses • Gift Vouchers available

Registered Electricians

Now at 56 Tukuka Street

Call Craig 027 678 4816 or AH 545 0655 Oceanview Electrical Ltd

www.rowandronelectrical.co.nz

www.streetsahead drivingschool.co.nz

gArDEning

CCP Excavating

ELITE

GARDENS & GENERAL

Landscaping, House Sites, Driveways, etc

FLOORING SERVICES Member NZ National Flooring Assn.

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

Phone Chris

Dave 0274 296 669

a/h: 548 4112

eliteflooring2005ltd@xtra.co.nz www.elitefloorsanding.co.nz

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Marty & Di Wells - Ph: 546 4500 Di: 027 779 4333 Marty: 027 779 5333 wellsnz@live.com

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Stoke LawnS

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Call us today for a friendly no obligation quote P: 03 5530 306 M: 022 122 5013

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Lawn mowing One off/regular Hedges Clean ups Free quotes Winz/pensioner rates Servicing Nelson-Richmond A/h: 547 4839 M: 027 522 5223

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• Section clearing/ maintenance

• Outboard servicing & repairs • All makes and models • Electronics Installation • Trailer Repairs • Sales and service

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Gould Marine nvas & PvC Ca

Gould nelson 027 209 5779

Marine Canvas - new & repairs Educational shapes Shade Sails

Dennis Ellmers Certified Technician 105 St Vincent Street Mob: 027 7474 566 Ph/Fax: 03-548 7858 www.theoutboardshop.co.nz

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Ph: 027 209 5779 gouldmarine2015@gmail.com www.gouldmarine.co

$11 standard meal $14 large meal

FREE Delivery

Lawnmowers

• Garden tidy ups • Regular maintenance • Roses and pruning • Irrigation • Qualified team

6 Neale Ave, Stoke

Ph: 547 4038

0274 071 328

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• Kitchen & Bathroom Renovations • Exterior Painting • Interior Painting • Pergolas & Sheds • Water Blasting • General Maintenance

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Michelle Duggan LLB – LAWYER & MEDIATOR

For efficient, cost-effective and quality family law advice please contact me Family Legal Aid and Free Legal Advice Service provider

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

Meet Dallas Woods

Specialising in Senior Law Wills - Estates - Powers of Attorney House sales - Retirement Villages Ring for a no obligation discussion

SeniorLAW Dallas Woods LLB - Solicitor

e. michelle.duggan@xtra.co.nz

www.michelledugganlawyer. co.nz

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INSECT GIBBONS JOINERY MAGICSEAL SCREENS COMPETITIVE PRICING FOR INSECT WINDOWS on commercial and SCREENS residential joinery SCREENS ANDWINDOWS DOORS. FOR No job too big or small FOR WINDOWS Any Size, AND DOORS. AVAILABLE NOW AND AnyDOORS. Size, Any Colour Contact Chris on Any Colour Any Size, 021 226 1566 or PHONE PHONE Any Colour on 03 548 3039.

03 1398 03 545 545 1398 PHONE 104 466 0800 104466 03 545 1398 LAwYEr 0800 104466 Seniors, do you need to talk to a lawyer?

Ph 547 33 66 E: dallas@senlaw.co.nz

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Served on a real plate (not plastic) Monday - Friday

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03 546 8963

269 Queen St Richmond. Ph 544 6603

www.mobilemeals.co.nz

Rotary Mowers Hand Mowers Fre e Reel Mowers pick-up & Chainsaws Drop off Line Trimmers Hedge Trimmers Garden Tool Sharpening Servicing & Repairs chris KeLLy

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Call us now for a FREE quote

LAwn mowing

gArDEn TooLS

Lowcost

Phone Scott Stocker 022 130 1092 / 548 5375

Craig: 021 822 235 or 538 0198

www.heatpumpnelson.co.nz

• General mowing

• Weeding • Pruning • Section Clearing • Garden Maintenance

From maintenanCe to makeovers

• Landscaping • Paths & Paving • Deck Planning & Building • Fencing • Section Clearing • Retaining Walls • Rubbish Removal

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Servicing here? $ Basic $ 20 any Single Service 85 service off Improve the performance column x (New clients & Adult prices only and the life of your upon presentation of this ad) 6cm only heatpump $21 Phone +gst pw 0800 448 446 Hairdressers Steve Fletcher Ph 548 5900 Aboki 68 Buxton Square, Nelson

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4 Ernest Pl, Brightwater

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Phone: 548 2554 or 027 5484 524

Innovative electrical solutions

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Phone 021 270 6124

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