Stuff selling at a low price or for free
Hi neighbours,
Some stuff selling at a low price or for free.
1. A set of nearly 90% new children's bunk beds now $ 350 to sell(original price $1100). The dimension is as follows: the lower bunk is 128 cm wide and 196 cm long; the upper bunk is 98 cm wide, the length is 196 cm, the step is 60 cm wide, and the length is 170 cm.
2. A children's rocking chair -- Free
3. A small, lightweight writing desk -- Free
4. Two child safety seats, Safe-n-Sound brand and the other is the Gosafe brand. -- Free
5. A heat-fan, purchased from The Warehouse three months ago, only used three times. Original price $19 NZD, now $10 NZD.
6. The Bosch Maxx Classic front-load front load washing machine in good condition now sold for $350(original price more than $1000), will be taken after May 18.
7. A home office projector, now sold for $35(original price $320) with HDMI cable (cable worth $20)
8.ToSing Q7S TOSING DUET Singing App Bluetooth Karaoke Speaker Microphone (Single, Silver) now sold for $10(original price $70)
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021 262 2512
Low price or free
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