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2063 days ago

RANGIORA SUNDAY MARKET.

Arthur from Rangiora

The RANGIORA SUNDAY MARKET IS BACK AGAIN. Tomorrow, Sunday 21st at the BLAKE STREET CARPARK. From 9 am to 2 pm. A GREAT LINEUP OF STALLS WITH LOTS OF BARGAINS FROM, plants, clothing, hats, hand crafted gift cards, books, puzzels, toys, garden and handy person tools, garden sculptures, rustic bird feeders, health products, hot dogs, bikes, etc etc.
In our club rooms beside the carpark we have THOMAS AND FRIENDS for children to drive on our model railway layout.
DON'T FORGET the great coffee and food at FOOLS OF DESIRE at the market end of Conway Lane.
The RANGIORA SUNDAY MARKET is organised and run by the NORTH CANTERBURY MODEL RAILWAY CLUB Inc.

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