839 days ago

MASSIVE Garage Sale - Onehunga

Debbie from Onehunga

GARAGE SALE in Onehunga - 100's of good quality items
26 Beachcroft Ave, Onehunga (please park on road and walk up driveway following it to the right - we are the last house at end of driveway)

ONLY at these days and times
* Saturday 25th June 11am - 1pm
* Sunday 26th June 11am - 1pm
(Other dates may be added depending on how much is left)

* Single Bed frame and 1x underbed drawer - Mocka Furniture
* Singles mattresses x 3
* Bedside tables
* Outdoor seating and cushions
* Outdoor umbrella
* Shower Glass - never installed as it was too big
* Womens clothing - more than 100 items - size 10 - 18 incl. brands Cue, Veronica Maine, Shine On, Whistle, Country Road. Jackets, dresses, trousers, skirts, tops (picture only shows a small portion)
* Womens shoes size 9 and 10
* Girls clothes mostly size 6 - 7
* Girls shoes size 10 - 12 including Clarks school shoes
* Onehunga High School Uniform boys size 12 - 16 incl. jersey, shirts, shorts, trousers. jacket, PE tops, socks, hat
* Ellerslie School Uniform - boys
* Toys - various
* Wine Racks
* Pallets
* Commercial Room dividers
* Floor rug
* Wall pictures
* Girls Bike - like new
* Bike Racks
* Mosquito Net

* will add to list as I keep clearing out.

Negotiable

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