JIGSAW CHECKERS
Is there anyone fairly close to the Moturoa Area that is quite Jigsaw obsessed fast and has pick-up transport.
I have a wee shop in Weston Street off Pioneer that sells 2nd hand Jigsaws. I have a friend who is my everyday jigsaw checker but I thought I would like to get my general stock checked (as I am getting a few that have pieces missing) this involves doing them not counting them.
Unfortunately this is an unpaid position and I would be happy for more than one person.
Thinking - take four or five check, bring back and take another lot.
The winter can be unpleasant and someone may be happy to help me out.
Mainly 1000, some 500 and also Wasgijs.
Please phone or text Jeni or leave a message on this sight
021 1228075 / 7512112.
If you ring my mobile I will return your call.
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