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850 days ago

HARBOUR CITY LIONS BOOKSALE - NO MORE DONATIONS PLEASE.

Margaret from Pyes Pa

Harbour City Lions wish to advise everyone that they no longer require any books, jigsaws, puzzles etc for their upcoming Booksale in November.

Please do not deliver any further books etc to any of the drop off points previously advertised, as they will not be picked up from this coming Friday.

We wish to thank all those people who have donated so generously towards our Booksale this year, which will be held on 10th, 11th & 12th November at the Tauranga Racecourse.
Your generosity is most appreciated!

The Booksale will be held on 10th, 11th and 12th November at the Tauranga Racecourse. Proceeds to the Tauranga Community.
Times will be advertised later.

KEEP THIS DATE FREE to come and get your reading material for the summer!

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As a customer, what do you think about automation?
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