Free furniture
Hello all, we are emptying out my elderly mothers place, and have a retro Formica queen size bedroom suite, brown, an extendable table, old single bed, 2mtr long China cabinet, all with plenty of life left, but due to time and convenience if no one wants it, we will take to the tip, please message me if interested in viewing, as we need to empty house by 10th sept., you will need to bring vehicle for moving if you are interested. Regards
Further to this notice.......we thank you all for your interest, we will be onsite at 10am until 11am tomorrow Friday for viewing and uplift, first one to claim item takes it away, 3b Porutu St Epuni. My phone 02108117384.
7.9.19..... thanks to everyone who showed interest, but as no one turned up for viewing and or pickup, all is being donated to sallies, cheers
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