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Cheap books at Aotea Square markets
Would you like to buy good books for not much cash? Get yourself down to the Aotea Square market on Fridays and Saturdays, and visit Lily’s book stall while waiting for your Masala Dosa.
She has all kinds of modern lit, classics, poetry, foreign language books and non-fiction, and it’s all reasonably priced. I just scored [...] -
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For The Lose: Sylvia Park Mall
05.20.08 | Permalink | 3 CommentsYay! More guest post-age! Fresh-faced Wellingtonista Stephen Clover came to town in the service of rock’n’roll and while here, headed way out east to see legendary Sylvia Park Mall for himself. This is his story…
In Family Guy Season 4 Episode 1: North by North Quahog (2005), Peter Griffin walks into the “Beyond” section at the [...] -
music, shopping
What’s your top Auckland song?
04.29.08 | Permalink | 10 CommentsWhen I type ‘Auckland’ into my itunes I get exactly, ah, no results. Alright, there’s the Muttonbird’s ‘Dominion Road‘, a great song ruined by homesick ex-pats, and that punk-AK’79 affair about jumping off Grafton Bridge. Dublin must be shitting itself.
We live in a very pretty city, team, so how come there’s no catchy pop hits [...] -
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The Medieval Shop
The Medieval Shop, a fixture on Symonds Street for a few years now, is closing down, and they’re having a big olde sale on their stock, with up to 70% off.
From their website:
The Medieval Shop is New Zealand’s premier supplier of authentic medieval and custom made costumes, props, jewellery & accessories, arms, suits of armour, [...] -
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K Road Plasticware Centre
The Plasticware Centre (which may or may not be “Payless”), has been a K Road fixture for years, lurking in the basement of the HB building on the corner of Mercury Lane.
But, sadly, a sign has appeared recently advising customers that the shop is closing down. One more piece of old K Road is going.
It’s [...]
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