Fundraising Garage Sale
This is now a fundraiser for our poor wee dog who underwent back surgery. It was a choice to pay the vet bill (thousands of dollars) or say goodbye. We had to take out a loan so added some much loved more valuable items to raise funds.
GARAGE SALE FUNDRAISER
26 Beachcroft Ave, Onehunga.
Saturday 25th June 11am - 1pm
Sunday 26th June 11am - 1pm
Other dates may be added depending on how much is left
Please park on road and walk up long driveway following it round to the right. We are the last house at end of driveway.
Various items
* Treadmill
* Large weights press
* Single Bed frame and 1x underbed drawer - Mocka Furniture
* Singles mattresses x 3
* Bedside tables
* Outdoor seating and cushions
* Outdoor umbrella
* Benchtop oven
* George Forman grill
* glassware and plates
* Linen and towels
* weighted blankets - cot and adult - like new
* 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
* Books - children and adults
* Life jackets
* Various Balls and rackets
* Wine Racks
* Pallets
* Commercial Room dividers
* Floor rug
* Wall pictures
* Girls Bike - like new
* Bike Racks
* Mosquito Net
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