2 x Free Tickets & Invitation to Daffodil Day Women's Luncheon Tues 27 August in Lower Hutt

Hi ladies we are hosting a 'fun DAFFODIL DAY WOMENS LUNCHEON' with special guest speaker the recently, newly appointed CEO of Hutt City Council, Jo Miller. I'm proudly a sponsor and invite you to join us Tuesday 27 August 11.30-1.30pm at the Hutt Chamber of Commerce. Proceeds to Cancer Society Wellington. We have 2 tickets to GIVEAWAY! Please message email with reasons why you or a friend deserve to win to ceo@keaconsulting.co alternatively ticket prices are just $28-$48 please book now on the link below. Group bookings available also. All enquiries text 0223090039. Thank you to our generous sponsors - Ray White Kemeys Brothers - Rupert Kemeys and Anna Nankivell, Bricks and Mortgages Beryl Colley, JDI Coaching Gaylene Hughes, Flair Photography Peter Wiezorek, Hutt Valley Chamber of Commerce, Heather Newell Foresee, and Otila Osborne - www.eventbrite.co.nz...

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Thanks to people like Alan Baldick, who’s made it his mission to protect the monarch, his neighbours still get to enjoy these beautiful butterflies in their own backyards.

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