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This old 5.1 Channel DVD player still works. Elderly Mum no longer uses it. Instruction Manual included.
Need some water for your emergency packs? We have Kiwi Blue Water 1.5 litres for only .69 cents per bottle!
While stocks last! Trade not supplied.
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Mum is moving into Charles Fleming. She no longer needs this fold-up bed base and mattress. All the springs are in good condition.
Mum is moving into Charles Fleming. She no longer needs this older-style, wooden, writing desk and chair. She used it as a sewing table. It is in reasonable condition.
Great chilly bin with good capacity. Perfect on these hot days. In very good condition.
Wooden writing bureau with drop down front. Key missing.
4 drawers and a cupboard underneath.
Very good condition.
Three large Friendly Village serving platters. These are in excellent condition. A bargain - 3 for $50.00.
Mum is moving into Charles Fleming. She bought this scooter, second hand from Peter Venner in March 2018. She is no longer able to use it.
It is in excellent, second hand condition. Comes with its own charger and Users Guide.
We are three days in to our 99 cent week! Plenty of 99 cent deals on offer, plus lots more!
Pricing valid until Sunday 1st March 2020, while stocks last.
Has anyone found an alternative use for plastic bread tags? They end up collecting in my peg bowl on the windowsill, but never get reused as the alternatives are much better. There are probably millions of these going to landfill every week. Enough to cover a football field or two. These tags are… View moreHas anyone found an alternative use for plastic bread tags? They end up collecting in my peg bowl on the windowsill, but never get reused as the alternatives are much better. There are probably millions of these going to landfill every week. Enough to cover a football field or two. These tags are totally unnecessary. Date and batch numbers can be printed on the bags and compostable paper ties used instead.Being light and portable, like plastic shopping bags, they are also an item most likely to end up in the ocean. As bite sized pieces, which float, and bob along nicely, they then become fodder for fish. Also, while bread manufacturers are reviewing their packaging options, what about making the bread bags home compostable? Corn starch bags for bread would be fine and these can actually be reused once or twice before making it to the compost heap. Lets all suggest to the supermarkets that they get rid of plastic bread tags and display bread in compostable bags.
A whistleblower who claims to have worked on Corrections' disastrous Chinese-made prison cell deal h…
What are the thoughts among us on this issue?
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