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Hi everyone
Looking for free or cheap manrobe. Solid wood if possible.
Measurements approx 800-900mm wide, 450-500mm or more deep, 900mm or more high. Not looking for top of the line, as will be modifying it. Just need something solid and sturdy, and without live borer.
If anyone has one they … View moreHi everyone
Looking for free or cheap manrobe. Solid wood if possible.
Measurements approx 800-900mm wide, 450-500mm or more deep, 900mm or more high. Not looking for top of the line, as will be modifying it. Just need something solid and sturdy, and without live borer.
If anyone has one they would like to get rid of, that would be appreciated.
Thanks everyone
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Hi neighbours, come along and listen to violinist Hayden Wiseman and Local Singer Nadya Slack live in concert.
Sacred and Inspirational Favourites many have found refreshing. Song titles include: Morning Has Broken, The Prayer and I'll Walk With God.
Hayden is a passionate violinist from… View moreHi neighbours, come along and listen to violinist Hayden Wiseman and Local Singer Nadya Slack live in concert.
Sacred and Inspirational Favourites many have found refreshing. Song titles include: Morning Has Broken, The Prayer and I'll Walk With God.
Hayden is a passionate violinist from Australia. He has recently completed his Bachelor of Music (specialising in Classical Performance) as well as having just released his third CD. On top of this, Hayden has performed over 100 concerts throughout Australia
When: Sunday 17 February 6:30pm.
Where: St Peters Anglican Church, Palmerston North.
Tickets: $15 Adults; $10 Concession/Children (Under 12) Tickets Sold at the door
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