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Hospice is best for bargains

Busisiwe HohoBy Busisiwe HohoApril 8, 2010No Comments2 Mins Read
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The Hospice Sunflower Charity Shop has been open for nearly two years and has become an important fundraising tool for Hospice.

All items are donated by the generous people of Grahamstown and sorted into clothes and items for patients, items to be sold and items for a second opinion.

The Hospice Sunflower Charity Shop has been open for nearly two years and has become an important fundraising tool for Hospice.

All items are donated by the generous people of Grahamstown and sorted into clothes and items for patients, items to be sold and items for a second opinion.

On a hot Monday morning the Hospice director took a big bag of jewellery into Andronniki’s to have them checked to see if there were any valuable items in the bag.

Lying in among all the costume jewellery and hidden in grime were some absolute gems. Barker likes to think that the donors knew the value and wishes to thank them for their extreme generosity.

The jewellery will be sold by Dave Mullins auction at 10.30am on Saturday 1 May. Items can be viewed in advance at the Drill Hall on the Friday afternoon before the auction.

Items to be auctioned and their replacement price
• 18 ct ladies bracelet R8 000
• 14 ct yellow gold, amethyst gem bracelet, R5 000
• 14 ct yellow gold, blue topaz gem bracelet R2 500
• Cameo brooch R500
• Cameo ring R150
• Three strings of fresh water pearls from R300 to R100

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