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Rotary Club Chicken Manure..

Alan from Beckenham

Just a reminder the Rotary Club of Christchurch South (who are looking for members..male, female, younger or not contact me) is again this year selling its much sort after chicken manure. At just $8 per single bag, $15 for 2 and + $5 thereafter it is a bargain.

Selling on a main arterial near you this is not to be missed. We often sell out by around 1pm on the day.
Selling day is Saturday 27th Aug 8 30am (weather permitting) and reserve day Sat Sept 3.

Below are the selling sites...
McCormacks Bay Road – near Soleares Ave.
Wairaki Road – by the school..
Pages Road – near Woodham Road.
Innes Road – by Malvern Park
Halswell Road – opp Halswell Timber.
Harewood Road – by Nunweek Park.
Cashmere Road – opp Crichton Tce.
Yaldhurst Road – by Racecourse Road.
Colombo Street – outside Cashmere Club.

Happy gardening,
Rotary Club of ChCh Sth.

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