575 days ago

Firewood For Sale

Richard Herbert from Friends of Tawa Bush Reserves Inc.

Winter will soon be upon us and the evenings are already getting cooler. Need to build up your stocks of firewood? Tawa MenzShed is running a fundraiser project to sell boxes of firewood to assist with shed development and as a service to the community.

Banana boxes of firewood sell for $10.00 each and can be delivered within Tawa. The firewood comprises cut up pallets, and off-cuts from other MenzShed activities.

To place your orders please contact Faith on 027 322 1372, or email Richard at herbert.r@xtra.co.nz. Payment either on delivery or to the MenzShed bank account 02 0552 0040123 00 Reference “your surname” “firewood” “your address” (house number and street name only).

Stay safe. Keep warm.

Price: $10

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