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ELIM CAR BOOT SALE

Malvina from Botany Downs

Elim Christian Centre 198 Mahia Rd in Manurewa welcomes community from near & far to our event twice a month. We are on the first & last Saturday of every month except Dec.
Our next event is on the 27th of February & 6th of March, starts 8am-11am.
Proud to have nice sellers with great quality items, clothes & household goodies, yum food, bargains galore.
Food sellers must register first, must bring hand sanitisers for regular use & use QR codes. If sick, plz stay home, thanks ☆
Any queries most welcome..
Look forward to seeing you there
'KeepSmilez' 'KeepPositive' have a happy heart from your Elim Car Boot team☆☆

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