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I need a very large (3 seater) couch and a very large chair picked up from Albany on Friday (time is flexible)
If there is anyone on here that either wants to do it or can recommend someone reliable and reasonably priced I would be grateful.
Phone 021905990
Hi all, I’m a newly qualified barber but still sharpening my skills so I’m looking into getting male models in for hair cuts, preferably clipper/scissor cuts (no clipper all overs please), all cuts will be supervised by a senior barber and depending on the cut it will be $25 or free.
You will… View moreHi all, I’m a newly qualified barber but still sharpening my skills so I’m looking into getting male models in for hair cuts, preferably clipper/scissor cuts (no clipper all overs please), all cuts will be supervised by a senior barber and depending on the cut it will be $25 or free.
You will need to call ahead to book in with me, call Gents & Rascals Barbershop at 188 Quay Street, PWC tower lobby, Auckland CBD, 1010 on 09303043,
Or message me directly on neighbourly!
Look forward to hearing from you, Laura. 💇🏻♂️💈
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