Moving out sale - Everything must go before 19 July - You must pick up!
Everything is working fine. When you see them here, they are still available. So first come, first served. More items and photos in the comments! Address: 2/42 Hoover street. Phone 0274562212. Please don't text me to my phone. Comment or private messages here are preferred!
The below things can be picked up on Saturday 14 July at 4-5pm or Monday at 15 July at 10am-1pm:
Blue gum boot size 3: 5$
Black leather boots size 36: 5$
New black and white sandals size 36: 10$
Washing machine: (it washes well but the spin is a bit weak and clothes are wet after wash) 100$
Inhabit cotton futons king single: 40$
2 lunch box: 5$
Flower vases: 5$ each
Plant rack with fabric box (plants not included): 30$
Bin: 5$ or free to bundle with anything above 10$
Pool table top: 200$. To bundle with the free computer table.
Clothes rack: 5$ each
20 sticks (about 2m long): 20$
2 red cups: 10$
Double orange door curtains: 2.4mH x 2.2mW: 30$
Double orange double window curtains: 1.6mH x 2.2mW: 30$
Pet basket: 5$/each or free to bundle with anything more than 10$
New colourful shoes size 36: 30$
Naked lady flower pot: 15$
Daffodil flower pot: 10$/each
Lemon tree: 10$
Scooter box: 20$
Red or pink sports shoes: 15$/pair
Bikes: flat tires, free to bundle with anything above 10$
Other things: free
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