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Order Tonight your $15 Box full of Fresh Fruit and Veg

Amy Houben from Awapuni Vege Hub

Hi everyone,

Last order for the year!

See the list of contents below of what we anticipate will be in this week's Vege Hub orders - peach, plums and bananas what a nice combo.

Internet banking orders need to be in by TONIGHT Monday 13 December for pick up from your chosen location Thursday 16 December.

A list of pick up locations can be found in the Ordering Instructions attached. Remember to bring a couple of bags to transfer your order into.

Note: Your Internet Banking payment doubles as your order.

Cos / Fancy lettuce
Telecuc
Carrots
Potato
Peach
Banana
Plums

Have a great week,

The Vege Hub Team

Ordering Instructions $15 NEW.pdf Download View

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