Reyburn House Markets - Stalls
Reyburn Market Stalls
A chance to make some Christmas money and get yourself known.
Reyburn House is offering members and non-members the chance to have a market stall in the grounds of this beautiful building with the backdrop of roses and river.
The events will take place on Saturday 22nd October, 3rd December and 17th of December.
Stalls for each date will be $25 for members and $35 for non-members. We provide the space and you provide the rest. You will be in charge of your own sales unless you want to put them through Reyburn and therefore give the usual 25% commission to the NSA. Not many people carry change anymore. If you do not have your own eftpos then one can be hired from Ecosse 43B Herekino Street. They are prepared to rent them at $60 a day for stall holders. If you already have a merchant number then there is no rush. If you don’t then it will be the first 8 people through the door!
If you or your friends are interested, then please let me know as soon as possible and I can send you a form. wendy@reyburnhouse.co.nz . First come first serve with allocation of your stalls position.
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