MISSING - 2 SIGNS!
Sometime over the weekend (we believe between Sunday & Monday) two of our billboard signs for our next production that look like the attached image went missing from Mazengarb Road (on the fence at the roundabout of Mazengarb/Guildford Drive) and Rimu Road (opposite the Pak'n'Save exit).
Given that they are attached to sturdy frames, which have also disappeared, we do not believe this is a natural act of wind but instead that someone has taken them down for some reason.
If you know anything about the missing signs please let us know - the material that makes up the frame & the corflute for the sign itself is not cheap and, as a community theatre, any unnecessary costs like having to replace these signs is money that isn't being spent on bringing community theatre to Kapiti.
Thanks in advance for any information anyone might have.
On a more positive note, bookings are open for the show and tickets can be purchased from Eventfinda at www.eventfinda.co.nz... :)
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