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Auckland's best loved Department Store on Queen Street, Auckland City and Broadway, Newmarket.
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2 B Gibraltar Crescent, Parnell, Auckland
Louis the Goldsmith in Auckland specialises in producing beautifully handmade jewellery, engagement rings, wedding rings & wedding bands as well as bracelets, earrings, pendants & necklaces
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2 Luke Pl, Eastern Beach, Manukau
Precision Badges offers a wide range of custom made badges, keyrings and promotional items.
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7 Civil Place, Albany, North Shore
We are your packaging solutions specialists! We manufacture custom printed Retail Carry Bags, Gift Bags, Gift Wrap, Tissue Paper, Bottle Bags, and more! Visit our website to view our full range!
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2 Abbey Street, Newton, Auckland
NZ's largest Bias Binding manufacturer.
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Get your team looking smart with comfortable, good looking and functional uniforms from Blazey Uniforms.
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43 Linwood Avenue, Mount Albert, Auckland
When you require high quality pressing and tunnel finishing take your clothing garments to Murray at Appeal Pressers.
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11 Hurley Road, Paraparaumu Beach, Kapiti Coast
Quality Embroidery, Badges, Epaulettes Slides and Screen Printing!
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Brownsons Jewellers stands out as a pinnacle of jewellery excellence. Brownsons has a strong heritage in the NZ jewellery industry.
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I remember Smith & Caughey from years ago. I was 5 years old when I first visited with my great aunt, and it was one of my favourite places to be. I think she had a friend or sister who worked there. I loved the beautiful chiffon scarves, the hosiery, the perfumes and pretty umbrellas and all the girly stuff. This was a store that could make any little girl feel like a princess. I grew older and Smith and Caughey became a place to visit and continue to dream. As the first woman in NZ to work as a petrol pump attendant I was not very well received when I visited on pay days. The shop assistants chose to turn their backs on me or simply refused to serve me when I had enough money to buy them. Too bad about that, but the pleasant memories still put a smile on my face.