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Who really cares about brands anyway? By Nick Krause, Managing Editor
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F you don’t think a brand is all that important, think again. Do you remember that sex scandal involving former All Black Robin Brooke which blew up five years ago? It made headlines for some time and involved him groping a 15-year-old Auckland girl while holidaying at a Fijian resort on New Year’s Eve 2009. He also assaulted the 17-year-old male friend who tried to help the girl. Claims also emerged that Brooke had sex with a comatosed and drunk 18-year-old after an All Blacks test in Christchurch in 1998. There was much pontificating in newsrooms at the time that the Kiwi-owned supermarket chain New World were very nervous about these allegations and the potential damage to their beloved brand. Brooke in July 2010 was in negotiations to buy the New World in his hometown Warkworth. Foodstuffs, New World’s parent company, resolved though not to intervene in the negotiations “after due consideration”. This whole nasty business also damages not only the All Black brand but, arguably, the name of New Zealand rugby. Brand is everything. Guilt by association can cause all kinds of grief. And then there’s the very positive side of brands and the everyday links and connections we all make with them, even if we are not cognisant of our behaviour. It happens daily in
BRAND PROMISE: Your brand represents the whole customer experience, not just your signage or stationery.
simple things like shopping. Think about it. It’s not accidental that we gravitate to a certain brand when we’re in the sport shop or car dealership or supermarket. We go for brand. Brand is critical to every business. Your brand is what you are really selling to your customers, not just a product or service for which there may already be many existing providers, according to Business Link UK. “You need to be sure that you can always deliver your promises using your strengths, sometimes referred to as brand values,” it says. Businesses need to match these brand values to their customers’ requirements. Simple right? On the flip side, businesses need to really understand what drives their customers. What makes them
buy? In most cases, it’s not only about price or performance, says Business Link UK. “Ask existing customers what they like about doing business with you. And asking potential customers what they look for in their buying decisions can also give you useful information to help develop your business - and your brand.” As you’ll read in the following pages, your brand represents the whole customer experience. “You should regularly review your customers’ experiences of your business,” Business Link says. I really like part of a blog piece by chief marketing officer Joanna Lord (also featured in these pages), who exhorts: “Don’t just talk; do!” “After you’ve promised people something, it’s important
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to deliver on that promise. Your brand is very much dependent on following through, whether it’s shown through great products, great service, great customer communications, or otherwise. “You must make sure that brand promise is consistently delivered so it’s believed; only then will it be shared on your behalf.” To stand out in the vast sea of competition, our brands need to truly impress. “We can’t just be flashy or have a memorable logo; we need to stand for something that drives people to support us. To put it simply: the more successful your brand, the easier it will be to build loyalty around that brand. A successful brand takes a great deal of intention when building.”
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VERY business wants to be a customer’s first choice. Building and managing a brand can play a significant part in making that happen. The concept of a brand extends far beyond just your company logo to your business’ core values and to every interaction you have with customers and suppliers. In effect, your brand creates and maintains your reputation and so reflects your customers’ experience of your organisation. Customers and employees can build up emotional attachments to certain brands, allowing for strong loyalties and even a sense of ownership. Your brand is what you are really selling to your customers. A strong brand can make any business stand out from the crowd, particularly in competitive markets. First steps for creating a brand Successful branding is about promoting your strengths. Start by thinking about what you’re good at and what you believe in as a business. You need to be sure that you can always deliver your promises using your strengths, sometimes referred to as “brand values”.
■ What customers want. What drives your customers? What makes them buy? In most cases, it’s not only about price or performance. Ask existing customers what they like about doing business with you. And asking potential customers what they look for in their buying decisions can also give you useful information to help develop your business - and your brand. If your brand values are in line with what existing and potential customers look for when they’re buying, you’ve got the beginnings of a useful brand and you’re ready to start building it. But if they’re not, you’ll probably need to reconsider either the benefits you offer to your present customers or whether you’re targeting the right people.
of your business and why you think you are different from your competitors. Communicate this to your employees to ensure you are all working towards the same aims, and review it regularly. Building your brand If you want to build and maintain a strong brand, you’ll need to focus on what your customers want and how you can guarantee to deliver it. You’ll need to be consistent in your service and every other point of contact customers have with you - for example phone calls, letters, emails, etc. Once you’ve defined your brand values and your customers’ needs, you can start to build your brand by consistently communicating your brand values. ■ Tell your customers Remember that every possible contact you have with a customer or potential customer needs to reinforce your brand values. Key areas to consider are: your business name, the names of your products or services, any slogan you use your logo, the style and quality of your stationery product, pricing and packaging, your premises, where and how you advertise, how you and your employees dress, how you and your employees behave and your company website. If all these are consistently in line with your brand values, your brand will be strengthened. But if all of them aren't in line, your brand - and your business - could be seriously damaged. A brand makes promises to customers and if they aren't fulfilled, your customers will be far
■ What employees should know Create a document containing your core company values and benchmarks for how you want to operate and be seen to operate. It should encapsulate the purpose
less likely to buy again. Your logo can be of particular significance to customers. You should create a policy on its usage, ensuring it is used consistently and its quality is always maintained. Your logo can act as an initial guarantee of quality. Ensure that you consider the design and quality of your invoices and receipts, which can often be the last stage in an interaction with a customer. Managing your brand It’s a good idea to get one person to take responsibility for your brand strategy. If you can’t do it yourself, appoint a qualified employee instead. Keep employees involved by setting up a suggestion scheme, or regularly taking the time to discuss your brand and how your business is performing. Continually reinforce the message that what they do is important and explain why. ■ Outside your business Get regular feedback from satisfied customers to check that your business is consistently delivering on the promises your brand makes. Ask dissatisfied customers or former customers as well. Honest and constructive criticism can help you see where there's room for improvement. ■ Reviewing your brand A successful brand will remain so as long as you and your staff maintain its values in the eyes of your customers. When reviewing your brand, remember that your
WHAT DRIVES YOUR CUSTOMERS? What makes them buy? In most cases, it's not only about price or performance.
customers and employees will have often built up an emotional attachment to it, and even feel a sense of ownership of it. It is therefore critical that any changes you make are sensitive to their existing relationship with your brand. Use your findings from consultations with your customers, suppliers and employees to assess the wider perception of your brand. If there are any problems with your customers’ experiences, don’t be tempted to just change your logo (often mistakenly referred to as a “rebrand”) to solve them. This is an expensive process and would not solve the problems, if they are centred on failings in your systems or staff training, for example. Remember that your brand represents the whole customer experience, not just your signage or stationery, and cannot be changed overnight. You should regularly review your customers’ experiences of your business. This will provide an early indication of any elements of your brand that are underperforming. Prompt action to correct this
To build a successful brand you should: Focus on what your business achieves for its customers. Your brand is no good to you if it isn't delivering what customers want. Take ownership of your brand. Pay attention to your customers’ needs, but you should still control what you want your brand to mean to them. Be honest. If you don’t believe in your brand, no one else will. Keep your brand simple by focusing on a small number of key brand values. Be consistent. Every aspect of your business should make customers feel the same way about you. Be thorough. Look at all your systems to make sure
they help to support your brand. Involve employees. Make sure they understand your brand and believe in it. Communicate your brand. Make sure every advertisement, brochure and letter helps reinforce the same message. If you have a logo, use it everywhere, but make sure the quality is consistent. Meet and exceed what your brand promises. Failing, just once, will damage your brand. Manage your brand. Continually look for opportunities to make improvements. And don't be afraid to make changes to reflect shifts in the way you do business or new trends in your market.
underperforming element can save a lot of money and negate the need to rebrand your whole business. Growth opportunities The reviewing process can often give you an indication of areas into which you can expand your business. However, it is equally important to use the findings from your review to check if your brand can withstand being stretched to other products or services. To grow your business, you should encourage innovation and the development of your products and services. This will help you to stay ahead of your competitors and respond to the changing needs of your customers. However, your brand should always underpin your core values and provide customers with a consistent and reliable experience. Your brand may therefore become synonymous with innovation, but in itself may never change. Budgeting for a brand A budget will focus the mind and force you to prioritise your spending on your branding effort. Make sure what you propose to spend will help deliver your promises and promote your brand values. You don’t need to do everything at once. You can create stationery, logos, packaging and advertising quite cheaply if the budget is tight. However, it is a good idea to think about your future growth when devising your image as changing it later can prove costly. You may also find that customers and employees will have already built up a relationship with your brand, which can then make it more problematic to change. Business Link UK (now GOV.UK/Business)
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Don’t just focus on the tangible pieces of your precious brand By Joanna Lord
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HAT makes a brand? What a question. It’s a tough one. A lot of us out there are tasked with building a brand, and I would argue that we are spending a lot of our time on the wrong priorities. As a result, brand marketing is getting a bad rap, and we are failing to help our companies stand out in the right ways. Here at BigDoor, we talk a lot about the importance of building a brand when you are trying to grow customer loyalty, so we thought it would be worth outlining exact what a brand isn’t, what a brand is and tips to get you there. Let’s jump on in! ■ A brand isn’t… All too often, marketers rely on pieces of the brand to “be” the brand. We focus our time on things like the logo, brand colours, byline, etc., when those alone do not make a brand. These features are the tangible execution of a brand. They change over time, and evolve as the brand grows. They may help us represent ourselves in a crowded room, but they are not what differentiates us. We need to pay attention to the many pieces of our brand, but pay the bulk of our attention to the sum of those parts and the underlying foundation to these pieces. So what goes into that foundation?
SHOUT: Once you know what your brand’s promise is, shout it from the rooftops!
■ A brand is… Rather than focusing on tangible pieces of a brand, it’s critical to look at and invest in the bigger picture. The “bigger picture” includes your company’s perspective in the market, the philosophy you take towards your product, your tone/ voice, your company’s story or history and your actions. It’s all about identifying what your brand is promising, how you communicate that promise to the market, how you deliver on the promise and how your promise grows over time. Here’s a bit more on these four steps:
1. Take a stand What is your company passionate about? This passion lies at the heart of your brand. Here at BigDoor, we believe in reciprocal loyalty, which is the belief that companies should be as loyal to customers as they hope customers are loyal to them. Because we’re so passionate about reciprocal loyalty, we put it at the heart of what drives our brand. It’s a promise we are making to the market: that we will help educate brands on this philosophy, but more importantly, that our products will help them do this for their customers. It’s crucial to take a stand as a company, and it’s a promise or differentiator that is the foundation for everything you do with your brand. Your team, your products and your assets should all magnetically tie back to this promise. 2. Shout your promise from the rooftops Once you know what your brand’s promise is, shout it from the rooftops! Take your resources, budget and channels, and leverage them for brand story sharing. A great example of spreading a company philosophy and mission is HubSpot’s Culture Code deck. Company culture videos, like the one from Epipheo, spread a message to the masses in a meaningful way. Communicating your promise in a beautiful,
effective way is what enables you to begin to build your tribe of brand advocates. Delight them by providing them with content that is shareable and effectively relays your brand’s promise. 3. Don’t just talk; do After you’ve promised people something, it’s important to deliver on that promise. Your brand is very much dependent on following through. You must make sure that brand promise is consistently delivered so it’s believed. Brand advocates need to know they are sharing a brand that they can trust, and delivery is where that trust is solidified. No great logo or byline can outweigh the importance of doing what your company promised it would do for its users. 4. Revisit and evolve A great brand evolves with the company. While that foundational core promise will always be there in some iteration, great brands can grow as their markets shift. Revisiting how you are promising something to a market and tweaking as needed is vital. For the brand to last decades, it must resonate with new audiences yet always come back to that “moment of passion” that resonates with the brand’s promise. It’s a fine balance, but when executed well is nearly impossible to disrupt when it comes to building brand loyalty.
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Joanna is the CMO at BigDoor. She is a lover of coffee, tech, start-ups and the visual web. She considers herself a growth marketer at heart and loves helping companies create and build beautiful brands. Follow Joanna on Twitter @joannalord. This entry was posted in Brand Marketing on October 16, 2013 by Joanna.
While the tangible executions of this brand may change as the market does or the years pass, your “real brand” is rooted in the promise you make and continue to deliver on over time. Think of your brand as an intangible selling point that exists in people’s hearts. A great gut check to do to test this is asking yourself, “Does my brand hold water if I don’t show the logo, say the byline, or visit the website/ store?” If I said to someone, “What is BigDoor to you?”, whatever they come back with tells me if we’ve done our job right. That’s when you know you have a brand that can stand on its own. ■ In conclusion To stand out, our brands need to truly impress. We can’t just be flashy or have a memorable logo; we need to stand for something that drives people to support us. The more successful your brand, the easier it will be to build loyalty around that brand. A successful brand takes a great deal of intention when building, and hopefully this post pointed out some places for you to start when kicking off brand conversations.
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Madness and Christmas Light Display, as well as regular broadcastings from Howick Village Radio. It also holds annual awards, recognising the achievements of individual businesses and driving motivation for all to perform well. Organising other Howick-centric events, initiatives and competitions are a focus too, with the recent Howick Village Volvo Long Lunch a winner.
Not forgetting previous fashionoriented events that set the tone for a stylish atmosphere and created a buzz around Howick. Despite the initial apprehension of some businesses the introduction of the successful Howick Village Market on Saturdays has become the must-visit attraction of the area which benefits everyone with a unique range of gourmet creations and craft.
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share their experiences with their networks. Trust: Brands that consistently deliver an on-brand experience in everything they say and do build high levels of trust. Trusted brands are dependable. Consumers are more loyal towards trusted brands and are inspired to recommend them to others. A solid trusted position leaves a brand well placed to become influential.
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Corporate citizenship: Influential brands are brands that care. They support their communities and are environmentally and socially responsible. The traits and characteristics the brand exhibits resonate with consumers, and as a result they can inspire and influence. Presence: Influential brands have presence. People need to know about a brand and what it stands for in order for it to influence them. Brands often achieve a high level of presence through planned communication campaigns and public relations activities. They are generally well-established brands that are seen and used everywhere.
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The results of Ipsos’ study in New Zealand are fascinating. Technology and internet heavyweights dominate the top rankings of our most influential brands, with Google taking out the number one spot, consistent with the placing in Australia. However, five home-grown Kiwi brands make it into the top ten. We will be releasing more details about New Zealand’s most influential brands and how we create our Influence Index in the coming weeks. In the meantime you have a new conversation starter – which Kiwi brand do you think is the most influential? http://blog.marketing.org.nz/2015/05/11/what-makes-abrand-influential/
Diane Dickinson is an award-winning researcher who has worked closely with a wide range of New Zealand organisations, including IAG, the Ministries of Health and Education, The Commission for Financial Literacy and Retirement Income, and Pumpkin Patch. She is a particularly talented qualitative moderator and analyst.
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A brand exists in the mind of the consumer A brand is being represented tangibly by branding, which allows the customer to easily identify a product. Successful branding focuses on the company brand values which should be obvious from the promotional materials. Brands are powerful influencing tools But only once they have been established – and it can take time to build up the necessary trust. When a customer has made up their mind it’s often very hard to persuade them to think differently.
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There are two core elements to a strong brand: emotional value and practical value. Get these two right and your brand will quickly grow. However, a brand can be damaged much quicker than it can grow. Five things that will quickly damage your brand include: ■ Untrustworthy behaviour ■ Concern about public safety or health ■ Poor customer service (at any level) ■ Obvious company financial difficulty ■ Poor quality products If you still doubt the power of a successful brand, consider Evian mineral water. All bottled mineral waters are essentially the same product. However the strength of the Evian brand in the UK means they can charge significantly more. This ability to charge more due to a strong brand is known as brand equity and is a valuable contributing factor towards the value of any business. http://marketing-made-simple.com/articles/ brand-building.htm
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EAR is a funny four letter word. It is designed to protect us from real danger in our lives but at the same time paralyses us from achieving our dreams. I believe passion is the sword of love that pierces through the wall of fears that hold us back. Why? When people are living from passion they tend to be fulfilled, happy, healthy and love everyone around them. There isn’t much room to get sick, be angry or unhappy when you do something you love. What if you could do what you love and make a living around that passion? Anyone can learn to earn a living and make money building someone else’s dream. But if you are looking to earn an income around your own dreams, keep reading below. The most passionate entrepreneurs are driven by more than just money, they’re driven by living a fulfilled life.
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Howick Historical Village Travel back in time for a day, and explore an 1850’s pioneer village. Wander around our thirty buildings, set in seven acres of gardens. Families may find it hard to tear children away from the toy museum! Here you will find old fashioned toys of the Victorian era to try your skills and patience.
The Village is a living museum, where costumed staff tell the story of 19th Century Fencible settlers. These immigrants travelled halfway round the world to defend early Auckland, and build new lives for their families.
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For all visitors, there is the opportunity to stroll around the cottages at leisure, or sit in the sun and enjoy the peace and quiet of the grounds. Costumed staff will be on hand to answer any questions.
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OWICK Santa Parade began many years ago as a small event in Howick originally held on the late night a couple of weeks before Christmas. Now it is one of the largest events on the local calendar. The Howick Santa Parade has become a brand that is a hugely supported local event with so many local schools, clubs, churches, businesses and many volunteers
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All this does not happen by chance, and for the past nine years has been organised by the same one person. With the financial support of both the Howick Local Board and Times Newspapers, the Parade is certainly an event with a name you can trust.
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people because working relationships and management structures are ‘political’. 5. Outside expertise Strong companies welcome outside expertise. They plan interventions well, bringing in the advice or skills they need on a very temporary basis. They make sure they get the most out of contractors and consultants by giving them access to the right people and all of the relevant information and facilities. 6. Alliances The counterparty is expected to quickly resolve issues that have bedevilled the weak company for years. Strong companies approach alliances from a ‘win-win’ perspective. The relationship is open and mature, with each party recognising the valid right of the other to profit from the alliance. 7. Society/Community Strong companies guard their reputations and seek to improve them. Some are genuinely enthusiastic and active in corporate social responsibility. In weak organisations, CSR is seen as irrelevant or even unwelcome. 8. Vision and Strategy The vision for the organisation is wellarticulated and part of the culture of a strong company. Strategy guides the organisation and is instrumental in decision making. In a weak company, if there is a vision, I’ve often found that it’s derided, even by those who created it. Strategy is nominal and disregarded completely when opportunities arise – often with detrimental consequences. 9. Leadership and action Leaders are able to motivate themselves and others to take action in every area – from changing working practices, services and even markets, to developing vision and strategies. Setting the example of taking positive action is the role of leadership and it applies to all of us on a greater or lesser scale…as CEOs or workers, as private individuals, social activists and citizens. www.verax-consulting.com/strong-company-weakcompany/
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n historic villa in the heart of howick turned out to be just what the doctor ordered for locals needing a one-stop health facility. A leading medical practice since 1979, crawford Medical continues to thrive from its distinguished premises – the gracious crawford family villa known as crawford house. Founder Dr Bruce Greenfield remains heavily involved in the day-to-day operation of the medical centre and services are constantly evolving to better serve the needs of the community. As one of the most prominent medical facilities in East Auckland, crawford Medical today boasts an on-site pharmacy, a theatre for minor surgery, plenty of parking at the door as well as state-of-the-art equipment. offering extensive medical services with a smile, the long-standing practice has a team of 13 doctors, ear health clinic and midwife, all of whom possess a wealth of experience and reputations to match. in fact, the practice will be introducing a dedicated skin clinic providing mole mapping and other related skin health services. the establishment has just finalised well-appointed extensions including three consulting rooms and an additional waiting room cre-
ating better comfort for all patients. What’s more, from August of this year, crawford Medical will offer FrEE healthcare for children under 13. these welcome changes are further enhanced by the cheerful, caring and friendly approach adopted by the staff and it is evident that the focus is on the patients. Active in the community, the practice is a proud sponsor of the annual howick Fun run & Walk and howick Village radio. it also runs regular charity drives including Jammies in June and continues to be a collection point accepting donations of pre-loved infant clothing and supplies for Kidz First children’s hospital. the first point of call for
retirement homes in the area including Bruce McLaren, Metlifecare’s highlands, and Gulf Views, the medical team strives to deliver the best possible attention to those in need. conducting day-to-day activities with utmost integrity and respect, the crawford Medical doctors and support staff are committed to continuing health education and are constantly keeping abreast with the latest methods and industry knowledge to deliver the services that are second to none. open Monday to Friday from 7.30am to 7pm with a walk-in clinic on saturday from 9am-12pm, visit crawford Medical and see for yourself why it is a name you can trust:
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Actuelle is a member of the New Zealand Association of Registered Beauty Therapists and is constantly upskilling to maintain the highest standards. “We know how difficult it can be to choose the right beauty therapist when so many things can go wrong – adverse reactions to a product, substandard equipment and what products to use,” says Kamilla. “As a result having someone you can trust who can match your needs with results is paramount. And that’s where we come in – we’re the skin and beauty specialists.” Kamilla and the team totally embody and stand by
that statement. As well as being trained in individual therapies, they have studied a host of relevant areas including anatomy, physiology and cosmetic chemistry backing up practice with actual theory and science. While confusing to a layman, Actuelle has a very simple philosophy which is “mixing the best of science with the best of nature” – “clean science”, in other words. It works in much the same way as clean eating, which has received plenty of media attention in recent years, says Kamilla. “It needs to be so good for your skin you could actually eat it!” she says. But at the same time, people need to be mindful that there’s no one-off “quick fix”. “It’s an investment and that’s why we encourage our clients to maintain a regular beauty regime.” And with fabulous specials and offers for the final month of winter, now is the time to peel away the layers and reveal fabulous new skin! Actuelle Beauty Therapy, Suite 32, Highland Park Shopping Centre (upstairs), Highland Park. Phone 535 4076. KC10977
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munity. There are plans to extend that to another session during weekends should the need be there. The office is also available for small group meetings to the Highland Park community police constable, Howick Pakuranga Community Patrol and also a contact for things like Grey Power/Electricity information. It can also be used by other interested not-forprofit groups, says Mr Waller, all they have to do is ask. Operating from centre HQ, the Howick Pakuranga Community Patrol has been operating in the local area for more than 20 years and is a highly valued organisation. It’s made up of local resident volunteers who work alongside the police in making the area safe and secure.
The volunteers act as the eyes and ears of the community by patrolling the streets and public places, reporting any suspicious criminal activity to the police. Countdown kids hospital appeal is another project that the centre embraces as this year is set down over two days in September. Another relationship that Highland Park Shopping Centre is developing and values is with the Highland Park Library, well-known for its busy schedule of activity sessions for people of all ages. We would like to marry up with the library on activity says Mr Waller as we see the close proximity to the centre as well as Highland Park Medical as providing that convenience that the centre builds on.
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n Energy efficient and environmentally friendly LED lights and skylights n An open ‘market feel’ in the produce department n Upgraded energy efficient meat display units with improved lighting n New bakery section with new products – European breads, fresh pizzas, and croissants
ucts in bulk means we can keep the prices of many items down for longer. “We’re conscious that many of our customers are facing increasing living costs, with the weekly supermarket shop being many families’ largest single expenditure. PAK’nsAVE customers can trust our prices, which translate to real savings every day – it’s not just a few cents.” PAK’nsAVE Botany shoppers will also enjoy a great selection of products and new products including European-style breads and pastries such as ciabatta, croissants and freshly made pizzas and quiches.
PAK’nSAVE – Most Trusted Brand three years running PAK’nSAVE has been voted by New Zealanders as NZ Reader’s Digest’s Most Trusted Supermarket three years running. PAK’nSAVE is proudly 100% owned and operated by New Zealanders, so getting the most votes from its customers in the supermarket category is a huge pat on the back.
PAK’nSAVE has been also named the winner of Consumer NZ’s annual survey of supermarket prices for the past 14 years. Across the North Island PAK’nSAVE is up to 13% cheaper than the next cheapest supermarket in any given city. “At PAK’nSAVE low gro-
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New-look Kitchenette Since taking over the business in June this year, the new owners have refreshed the menu. A new look interior and more indoor seating has been introduced, along with additional seating in the gazebo. All baking is now done on the premises which includes an amazing range of home baked cakes, slices, muffins, etc. Great coffee is always a must at any café and Kitchenette is no exception. Friendly staff along with a great atmosphere is guaranteed on each visit. Increased opening hours from 8am to 5pm 7 days a week have ensured an increase in new satisfied customers. Mothers with bubs are welcome with special menu on Tuesdays.
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“On top of that – literally – will see five new offices built spanning the walkway with all of the five office spaces being leased already,” says Highland Park Shopping Centre manager, Bruce Waller. The expansion and enhancement project is a continuation of the work and refurbishments the centre owners have been investing in consistently over the past seven years.
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Mr Waller says they’re always thinking of new and innovative ways to please and satisfy their customers and business operators. “People keep asking for it. We’re determined and committed to listening to our loyal customers and delivering them what they want, and a few new pleasant surprises of our own.” Already underway Mr Waller says are the brand new public toilets which are located next to the Organic Store and behind Hiroba Sushi scheduled to open August/September. He says the public toilet development will be a welcome and valued facility, its need brought on also by the new, complementary covered craft and farmers market that’s planned to open for the Christmas retail season of good joy!
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he Fred’s idea started in South Africa where owners of Longhorn Restaurant, Steers Restaurant and Blockbusters Video shop started making South African foods like biltong, baking and fresh meats for over 13 years. Fred’s family wanted change and decided to immigrate to New Zealand. Fred and Nellie Peens headed to New Zealand in April 2001 to see if New Zealand was a good place to live and start a business. New Zealand blew Fred and Nellie away so the family sold everything and drew up a business plan all while manufacturing equipment for the business at Fred’s engineering works. Fred’s Fine Foods was
approached in 2012 by Highland Park management in Howick to open a Fred’s branch in Highland Park. The shop opened in October 2012 and is proudly managed by Izak Nel. Years of experience in producing quality South African style food gives our products that unique taste, these include melt-in-your-mouth melktert, biltong to die for and Fred’s legendary droëwors dried to absolute perfection, available from our stores in Albany and Highland Park Shopping Centre or online direct to you throughout New Zealand. In addition, we make succulent skilpadjies, tasty Russian sausages and South African style Viennas to tempt your taste buds.
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ARKETS are all the rage, a modern-day Kiwi phenomenon. They’ve popped up all across Auckland over the past decade, offering clever small businesses, cottage industries and speciality product-makers new venues to parade and sell their wares. Highland Park Shopping Centre believes strongly in this pop up retail concept, as part of its strategy and to provide people with even more reasons why they should visit. As part of the current refurbishment programme at the centre in Auckland, and as it shapes itself for an
even more diverse future, it has plans for a farmers and craft market – the first totally undercover for all seasons. It also has the potential for being open every day, which is an enticing proposition for marketers who are often reliant on good weather and weekend trade at shopping centres. Strictly controlled products being able to be sold at the markets will include crafts, farm-produced/ grown goods, art, confectionery, seedlings, plants, specialist bakery items, delicatessen/cheeses and other items that are approved by the manager.
The month of December is the targeted opening date for the markets. Buskers will also be encouraged along with other entertainment from time to time. We are currently seeking expressions of interest, Centre Manager Bruce Waller says, for someone to take on the market place as their own business. This will be a person with excellent communication and organisational skills he says. For more information, email highlandcentre@ xtra.co.nz or phone Bruce on 535 8275.
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roasted meats, vegetables and bread; authentic curries and condiments; as well as a host of vegetarian options. the recent dipping of temperatures is no concern either; if patrons don’t feel like stepping out of the house, Salt is just a phone call away bringing hot takeaways to thaw the freeze. it may sound luxurious but thankfully there’s little damage done to the pocket. Salt’s emphasis is on keeping prices down so indian food lovers can indulge in sumptuous fare any day of the week. Whether it’s large crowds, family gatherings or small, intimate groups and couples looking for a new place to mingle, this newcomer has the spice and sizzle to ensure a fun outing in a fabulous setting.
Winter is primetime for cuddling up to a loved one and for that reason Salt is popular for date nights – first dates included! Attentive, accommodating staff are at diners’ beck and call, creating a relaxed atmosphere which helps people feel more than welcome and at home. Although still relatively new, this rare gem has plenty of sparkle and dazzle, with all the makings to become the taj Mahal of the East as evidenced by the crowds drawn in by the dozen. to see why this local eatery should be worth your grain of salt, call into: Salt, 23a The Parade, Bucklands Beach, Phone 09 533 5200. www.saltindian.co.nz
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scooters from powerful threewheelers to svelte and chic urban mopeds as well as models combining both style and performance. Complementing French finesse, Japanese heavyweight Isuzu has long been known for its brawn and its models have been the mainstay of rural lifestyles and on the farm. “It’s been recognised as the world’s leading diesel engine manufacturer, and is robust, tough and highly versatile,” says Andrew. Supported by the well-established service centre previously known as Prestige Tyres and Automotive Centre, Southern Autos Manukau delivers a top notch customer experience that has retained corporate clients such as Manukau Institute of Technology and Northpower. Focusing on a quick turnaround, the workshop has transformed the vehicle servicing process. “Gone are the days of waiting for parts that have been mistakenly perceived to be expensive. “Customers should no longer have the mentality that parts are coming from a slow boat across France, which are instead kept at a Mt Wellington warehouse and are competitively priced,” says Andrew. “We could receive parts the next day or that very same afternoon!”
Furthermore, with the offering of a three-year service plan on all new Peugeot and Citroen products, customers don’t have the worry of maintenance costs each time they visit. “We want to educate our customers, build awareness and confidence in our brands and introduce
a nice, easy, no hassles approach to vehicle aftercare and maintenance.” As a result Southern Autos provides immaculately tidy courtesy cars, a pick up and drop off service, and a dedicated valet service. Adorned with iconic French imagery and visuals of the out-
doors, the showroom can ensure everyone can browse in comfort and style. Southern Autos Manukau, Cnr Bakerfield Place and Great South Road, Manukau. Phone 263-6840. www.southernautos.co.nz KC10972A
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Boasting extensive insider knowledge on most types of tyres on the market, the team is pro-active in ensuring drivers stay safe on the road. “We’re completely honest and upfront about how long tyres last, which tyres are suitable and whether people actually need tyres,” says Mike. “In this day and age we cannot adopt a ‘onesize-fits-all’ approach and when it comes to tyres it’s essential that people have the right tyres to suit the wide range of vehicles and the conditions out on today’s roads.”
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HIS year marks the third decade since ‘Mad’ Mike Johnson and his team took over the wheel at Howick Tyres and Alignment serving drivers in the eastern suburbs. And the smooth operation just keeps going round and round for the awardwinning tyre specialists with a staunchly loyal database of customers who keep coming back. Of course, Mike’s experience dates back much further than 1985 when he and his wife, Carol, bought the business. The savvy businessman was born and raised just a stone’s throw away from his Wellington Street workplace and has been in the industry for more than 40 years. And after all these years, the proudly independent workshop still maintains a highly personalised service and cheerful, friendly atmosphere that impresses all who visit the premises. The skilled team offers comprehensive tyre, wheel alignment, WOF and mag wheel services as well as genuine advice and aftercare service. Importantly, they make it a point to listen to their customers, taking into account budget, vehicle and lifestyle to choose the best product for their needs.
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The family-owned and operated business maintains integrity at its core, whilst ensuring staff members are trained and certified to do the job. “We invest time and effort in training our guys so we can maintain high standards and ensure a better future for the business,” says Mike. And with steady hands at the wheel, this one-stop tyre shop is sure to travel the road of success for many years to come! Howick Tyres and Alignment, 33 Wellington St, Howick. Phone 534 4975. JH10099A
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nnovation and technology are the keys to the successful ignition of a well-established elite automotive repairer. East tamaki’s auto-Mobile Mechanics is a member of the international Bosch Car Service network, ensuring support and access to the world’s best diagnostic tools and resources used in more than 60 countries. With the majority of European vehicle internal parts and systems manufactured by German multinational, Bosch, when a problem occurs, auto-Mobile Mechanics can head straight to the source. owner Peter Morrow says being part of the network has enabled the team to deliver a more technologically accurate, efficient experience that is particularly beneficial for owners of European vehicles. “Bosch technology is used widely for essential vehicle functions such as fuel injection, aBS, traction control and many more. as a result we know the systems inside and out and work closely with technicians around the globe to get to the bottom of the problem.” Established since 1989 in the eastern suburbs, auto-Mobile Mechanics has gained the trust of locals thanks to an unwavering dedication to excellence in European car servicing, repairs and diagnostics. Peter and his team are fully trained and well-acquainted with Bosch systems as well as up to date with the latest diagnostics
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equipment. and because everything is done by the book the team’s invaluable experience has resulted in hundreds of satisfied clients who return time and again for a service they know and trust. What’s more, Peter and his team tackle problems head-on and pride themselves on finding solutions no one else can. a family-oriented business, auto-Mobile Mechanics strives to offer a service that prioritises safety above all.
“as a father of three, i know how important it is to keep families safe on the road and that’s why we have a responsibility to ensure the cars people travel in are in optimum condition,” says Peter. Ultimately auto-Mobile Mechanics’s competitive pricing is one of the biggest draw cards. “We’re all about offering a five star service but at an affordable price. our mission statement is ‘excellence in service and quality in repairs’.”
all workmanship comes fully guaranteed for even greater peace of mind. Courtesy cars are available and local customers enjoy a free pick-up and delivery service. For the keys to a smooth
running vehicle and no hassles repair experience, speak to the automotive experts at: Auto-Mobile Mechanics 30D Kerwyn Ave, East Tamaki. Phone 273 5020. www.auto-mobile.co.nz CP0420A
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The Acacia Cove lifestyle We all hope our retirement years will be spent within a beautiful, safe community with plenty of activities to entertain us. For the lucky residents of Acacia Cove Village, they have all that and much more. Acacia Cove Village in Wattle Downs, Manukau, offers residents the ultimate retirement lifestyle within close proximity to a wide range of services. Village living has never been better than it is at Acacia Cove, with a planned environment that combines beautiful, spacious accommodation with security and independence. The village offers all the benefits of traditional retirement village lifestyle, including less home and garden maintenance, additional security, access to a great range of facilities and neighbours of a similar age. Acacia Cove Village was built 17 years ago and is flanked to the east by the Wattle Downs Golf and Country Club, and to the west by an estuary teeming with aquatic wildlife. Village manager Bruce Cullington says the village is independently owned and operated, with low-density housing on 25 acres. Acacia Cove contains 223 homes, with a total of 312 people living in the village. Residents range in age from 58 to 98, with the average age at entry being 72. The village offers residents a choice of 27 activities each week. Its focal point is the ‘Lodge’ community centre, which is positioned to maximise the tranquil outlook and spectacular sunsets. Residents feel part of
the community and are welcome to invite friends to enjoy the centre. The bowling green, indoor pool and activities room all face the sun and the estuary for a beautiful outlook. And for those relaxed afternoons in the sun, the lounge and restaurant provide the perfect place to sit in the company of friends and neighbours. Within the community centre there is also a gas fire, billiard table, gym, spa bath, hairdressing salon, nurse’s station, library and computers. A beautifully appointed meeting room forms the focal point for all activities, from the walking group to the garden club, and provides a place to gather before and after going over the road to the golf course. Residents enjoy walking around the village’s green areas, enjoying safety from busy traffic and being among friends. “The village is on a peninsula, so it has a real country feel,“ Bruce says. “People who live here wish they’d moved here earlier. They have immense pride in showing their friends around.”
Beautiful Acacia Cove accommodation Acacia Cove Village contains 213 villas and 10 selfcontained apartments that offer independence, as well as the benefits of a vibrant and active community. All homes have been architecturally designed with professional interior and exterior decoration. Each single storey villa enjoys the privacy of its own courtyard area, while most have internal garaging with automatic opening doors. They provide spacious living areas and come with either one, two or three bedrooms. Apartments have either paved courtyards or spacious decks and have two or three bedrooms. All homes are warm, light and spacious, and feature all the comforts
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of modern living. The gardens are fully maintained, with owners welcome to add their own personal touches to make their house a home. Bruce says dwellings within Acacia Cove Village receive a lot of inquiries and tend to sell quickly when they come on the market. To ensure a high level of security is maintained at all times, security officers patrol the village at night, making it an ideal place to live for people who love to travel or visit relatives regularly. Bruce says while there are currently no villas or apartments available, he welcomes inquiries from people interested in living within the village in the future.
New care facility Acacia Cove Village residents will soon have the security of having a new residential care facility right over the road. Bupa New Zealand Limited is building a care facility for the elderly opposite Acacia Cove, with village residents having priority on places within the resthome. Bupa is an international healthcare group and is New Zealand’s leading residential care provider. The company offers more than 57 care homes throughout the country. Bruce says the resthome is currently under construction and is due to open in November. It will offer Acacia Cove residents access to quality resthome care close by their village home.
Acacia Cove Village 131 Wattle Farm Road Wattle Downs, Manukau Phone: (09) 268 8522 Email: acacia@kirkdale.co.nz Website: www.acaciacovevillage.co.nz
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Eric Koh has been in the real estate business since 1999 following a successful career in the information technology industry. Born in Malaysia and educated in England, Eric now calls New Zealand his home. Eric’s achievements over the last 16 years include: • Barfoot & Thompson Howick branch top salesperson within 6 months; • Won the prestigious REINZ Auckland District Rookie Salesperson award for that year; • Maintained branch top salesperson ranking in the next 3 years; • Branch Manager for Ray White Meadowlands over one year; • Branch Manager of Barfoot & Thompson Highland Park over 7 years; • Eric holds a current REAA Agents licence; • A.R.E.I.N.Z. status (Associate member of Real Estate Institute of New Zealand) Currently operating from the Dannemora branch of Barfoot & Thompson, Eric is passionate about “SELLING real estate” helping his clients relocate. Well qualified with a Bachelor of Science degree and a current REAA Agents licence, Eric also has a wealth of knowledge and experience in the real estate industry – thereby benefiting both vendors and purchasers in assisting them with their real estate requirements. Eric thrives on repeat business and referrals from satisfied past clients, as evident from the following testimonials.
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Eric Koh has impressed us yet again with his candid advice and sound knowledge. He is also refreshingly able to take on board what we provide to him. He really did have to go the extra mile on our recent sale, it was great to be able to have someone we could trust to get things done, even things that were not in their job description. We recommend Eric whenever someone asks us about an agent in Auckland, and will continue to use him and recommend him. 5 stars. Ian & Katrina Christensen (Vendors of 70 Nelson Street)
John and I have had association with Eric since first meeting him at an open home in 1999. Eric is an extremely committed person, he is without doubt a person who takes pride in his appearance and also his work. Our association with Eric has been very positive, and I would have no hesitation in recommending him to any prospective client. Eric never hesitates to go the extra mile should it be needed and I can say without doubt he is completely trustworthy and has great integrity. Eric Koh is a credit to his profession and the company he represents. Thank you Eric for always understanding how stressful the situation is when selling your home, your kindness is always appreciated. Judith & John Dinneen (Vendors of 9 Canonbie Place)
Eric has a wealth of knowledge when it comes to real estate. Eric puts you at ease with the process and welcomes questions at all stages of negotiation. As a vendor, I was very impressed with Eric’s professionalism throughout the selling process. I would not hesitate to contact Eric for any real estate advice in the future. Thank-you Eric on a job well done. Amanda Harris (Vendor of 33 Wayne Francis Drive)
Eric Koh is an absolutely top class agent. He is professional, acts with integrity and is someone who you can certainly trust. His deep knowledge about real estate is invaluable. He is fun to be with as well. Keri & Ashley Oelofse (Vendors of 577 Redoubt Road) Eric is an incredibly enthusiastic agent always acting in the best interests of the client. Would not hesitate to recommend him to friends. Jan & Vic McNally (Vendors of 3A Inchinnam Road)
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rity offered by the new development, with resident-controlled entry to the complex and to individual apartments. This security is augmented by a requirement that residents must be aged 60+ to live in the complex. The age restriction is designed to ensure that residents share common values and life experiences. most new owners will be moving from larger homes requiring ongoing maintenance. In the new development this will be provided for and managed by
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OO often property owners, buyers and sellers are categorised as numbers, but at Harcourts Flat Bush, they will always be people, friends and families. The big name real estate agency with a boutique approach is a breath of fresh air in the cut-throat Auckland housing market, which is too often the subject of negative exposure in the media. However, the close-knit team – “like a family but in a corporate environment” – prefers to focus on the positives, says sales manager Jason Mann. “We’re very aware of the hugely competitive market but we don’t let it get in the way of our high level of customer service, our personalised and localised focus, and being the best at everything we do.” Established in New Zealand for more than 126 years with 185 offices and a nearly 2000-strong sales team, Harcourts has been voted Most Trusted Real Estate Brand in New Zealand for two consecutive years (2013 and 2014) by Reader’s Digest. The Flat Bush arm has not only embraced this integrity, it also has the advantages of technological infrastructure on its side as a member of a larger network. “We have the leading edge in technology which is a big part of what we do,” says Jason. “Vendors can log in to an online portal where we provide extensive reporting for every individual property.”
In addition, agents maintain communication with vendors every step of the way, and vice versa for prospective buyers. “We offer a complete servicedriven technological platform from the very beginning. “For example when people go to an open home, they enter their details into an app which live links
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“We have people from all walks of life – Pacific Island, Asian, European and many more. “As a result, language and cultural barriers are easily overcome.” And with Flat Bush’s recently acquired status as one of Auckland’s million dollar suburbs, the community draws an increasingly diverse mix of people to the area’s
many amenities. “We have a fantastic spread of decile 10 schools from junior and intermediate to high school on our turf and are attracting those who value education.” The rapid development of the Ormiston township with up and coming commercial and residential projects further reflects the attractiveness of the location and portrays an ideal lifestyle for those who intend on making it their home. “Whether as an investment or first home, Flat Bush makes perfect sense,” says Jason. The proudly local team boasts detailed insider knowledge which sets them apart from others. In addition, Harcourts offers strong financial assistance through its in-house mortgage broker, Mortgage Express, which works with all banks. Above all, clients value the fivestar service they receive. “We maintain an open, friendly relationship with all clients and because people’s circumstances are constantly changing it’s absolutely critical that we adapt to their needs.” Right now, Jason’s advice is for buyers and sellers to consider buying and selling in the same market and not be led by price-based decisions which may not always be the best. For a no-obligation chat with the fabulous folks at Harcourts Flat Bush, give them a call.
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Phone Luke Stanton
021 539 779
www.treemagic.co.nz
JE0271
JH10190
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THE BIG FLOORING
EXPO
FRIDAY 31st JULY – MONDAY 10th AUGUST 2015
ONLY AVAILABLE AT MITRE 10 MEGA BOTANY & MITRE 10 MEGA HENDERSON SAVE $119
60
¢
now
3
$
each
now
78
15
$
each
now
179
$
83
now
per m2
Wall Tile
Wall Tile
Floor Tiles
QEP 600mm Porcelain Tile Cutter
907781
907780
918249 - Vertigo stone, 918250 - Vertigo sand.
215625
200 x 200mm. Gloss white. $15 pack of 25 tiles. 1m² per pack.
19
$
now
600 x 300mm. Gloss white. $30.24 pack of 8 tiles. 1.44m² per pack.
BUY 2 OR MORE for
BUY 2 OR MORE for
each
each
37
$
98
each
Carpet Tiles
1000 x 1000mm. Available in light grey & charcoal. $99.90 pack of 5 tiles. 5m² per pack. 219631 - Charcoal, 219630 - Light Grey.
330 x 330mm. Available in vertigo stone & vertigo sand. $18.99 pack of 11 tiles. 1.20m² per pack.
ALL DUNLOP 1.5kg & 5kg POwDERED GROUT
55
$
Dunlop Super Tileset
Dunlop Ardit Floor Leveller
371952
131164
20kg. Normally $43.98 each
Cuts up to 16mm thickness ceramic and porcelain tiles. Large 22mm tungsten carbide cutting wheel.
20
%
20kg. Normally $66.39 each
OFF
4495
$
pack
Laminate Flooring
Board size: 1284 x 190.5 x 11.3mm. 1.71m² per pack. Smoked Oak. Board size: 1212 x 190.5 x 11.3mm. 1.61m² per pack. Rustic Walnut. INCLUDES FREE UNDERLAY (225298, 225299 ) 916066, 916071
6485per m
$
2
1799
$
per m2
Bamboo Flooring
Laminate Flooring
911610 - Carbonized, 911611 - Natural, 911613 - Stain red.
990375 - Rosewood, 990376 - Pagoda Light, 990377 - Pagoda Dark.
Board size: 1830 x 125 x 14mm. $89 per pack. 1.3725m² per pack. Available in 3 colours. INCLUDES FREE UNDERLAY (225298, 225299)
6
$
now
99
each
Door Mats
L: 400mm, W: 600mm, H: 23mm. Durable rubber and durable coir. Assorted designs available. 232230, 232231
Mitre 10 MEGA Botany
Cnr Te Irirangi Drive & Bishop Dunn Place Phone 09 272 8777 | megabotany.co.nz
Mitre 10 MEGA Henderson
Board size: 1218 x 194 x 8mm. $33.99 per pack. 1.89m² per pack. Available in 3 colours. 15 years residential warranty. INCLUDES FREE UNDERLAY (225298, 225299)
ASSORTED
U P TO
RUGS 25OFF %
Opening Hours
Monday-Friday: 7.00am - 7.00pm Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays: 8.00am - 6.00pm
186 Lincoln Road | Phone 09 836 7700 megahenderson.co.nz
*If you find a lower price on an identical stocked product locally we will beat it by 15%.
Available from Friday 31st July - Monday 10th August 2015, while stocks last. Products & promotions only available at Mitre 10 MEGA Henderson & Mitre 10 MEGA Botany.
If you find the same product cheaper from another Mitre 10 store or Mitre 10 website we’ll match that price. Excludes trade and special quotes, stock liquidations and commercial quantities. The in-store price may be lower than that advertised.
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