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1093 days ago

Not long to go to biggest book sale...

Karen from Welcome Bay

Just two weeks now until our huge Rotary book sale will be held in the Seeka Coolstore, Harvard Way, Mt Maunganui, starting Friday March 3rd 12pm to 6.30pm, March 4th and 5th from 9am to 4.30. Since we could not have a sale last year, we have more books than ever! We are now sorting and pricing them, if you are able to help us, please contact Ann Pritchard alprit38@gmail.com or phone 07 5435350. Drop-off points for books, jigsaws, records, dvds, art, oil column heaters, and drapes are below. Please note, last day for dropoff is February 28.:
Caltex Greerton
Caltex Bayfair
Caltex Katikati
Z Energy Bethlehem
Z Energy Hewletts Rd
Z Energy 11th Ave
Farmlands Te Puna
Farmlands Tauriko
Stash-it Pāpāmoa
Challenge Service Station Ōmokoroa
Wet and Forget Chapel St
20 Ririnui Pl, Maungatapu
Phillips Garage, Fraser St
BP Delta Cherrywood
Super Liquor Welcome Bay
24 Montana Dr, Pyes Pā
Mobil Brookfield

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