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1929 days ago

Huge Combined Garage Sale + Plant Sale

Shuer from Boulcott

Huge Combined Garage Sale plus Plant Sale
35 George Street, Stokes Valley, Lower Hutt
8.00 - 11.00 am, Saturday 7/11/2020

Good quality, new or preloved items suit all ages.

Clothes: stylish clothes/skirts/dress for different season and occasion; pajamas;
Scarves: wide selections for all seasons;
Fashion shoes: sandals, jandals, boots;
Stylish bags: shoulder or hand bags,;
Bedding: sheet, duvet inner, duvet cover, pillow, pillow cases;
Curtains and table clothes;
Kitchen thing: cooking pots, utensils, cutlery, bowls, plates; slow cooker, coffee machine, teapot, tea cup, etc etc;
Small household items: heater; lamp;
Others: oil painting
Christmas gifts and decorations;
Toys/games/puzzles: suit all ages of kids.

All goods in good hygiene conditions。

Plant Sale
All sort of plants, indoor and outdoor, flowers, vegetable seedlings, pots and tools.

Apply for wet or dry weather.

Negotiable

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