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Important Announcement April Newsletter 2017.qxp_A4 Version 28/3/17 12:56 Page 1 April Newsletter 2017.qxp_A4 Version 28/3/17 12:56 Page 1 CURRENT EVENT STATUS CURRENT EVENT STATUS St Bartholomews' & (FB) = FULLY BOOKED (C) = CANCELLED St Bartholomews' & (FB) = FULLY BOOKED (C) = CANCELLED Museum of Sydney KINKY BOOTS Museum of Sydney KINKY BOOTS www.facebook.com/ToursBMBC www.facebook.com/ToursBMBC Experiment Farm & The Mint WEDNESDAY 10TH MAY 2017 (FB) ExBlupe eMrouinmtaiensn Ttra nFsiat Trramvel Club & The Mint WEDNESDAY 10TH MAY 2017 (FB) Blue Mountains Transit Travel Club Monday 1st May 2017 Thursday 20th April 2017 KINKY BOOTS Monday P1Ost MBOaXy 82109187 Thursday 20th April 2017 KINKY BOOTS PO BOX 8198 WEDNESDAY 24TH MAY 2017 (FB) WEDNESDAY 24TH MAY 2017 (FB) WERRINGTON COUNTY NSW 2747 WERRINGTON COUNTY NSW 2747 THE BODYGUARD - SYDNEY LYRIC THEATRE THE BODYGUARD - SYDNEY LYRIC THEATRE SATURDAY 3RD JUNE 2017 (C) Enquiries: 02 8602 4700 SATURDAY 3RD JUNE 2017 (C) Enquiries: 02 8602 4700 BALMORAL BEACH, CHOWDER BAY & HIGH TEA Website: www.cdcbus.com.au BALMORAL BEACH, CHOWDER BAY & HIGH TEA Website: www.cAdcPbuRs.cIoLm .2au017 APRIL 2017 WEDNESDAY 7TH JUNE 2017 (FB) Email: [email protected] WEDNESDAY 7TH JUNE 2017 (FB) Email: [email protected] VIVID FESTIVAL CRUISE VIVID FESTIVAL CRUISE FRIDAY 16TH JUNE 2017 (FB) TOUR PAYMENTS FRIDAY 16TH JUNE 2017 (FB) TOUR PAYMENTS All day tours require non-refundable deposit on All day tours require non-refundable deposit on CHRISTMAS IN JULY AT THE WATERVIEW RESTAURANT booking and full payment 4weeks prior to CHRISTMAS IN JULY AT THE WATERVIEW RESTAURANT booking and full payment 4weeks prior to WEDNESDAY 5TH JULY 2017 (FB) WEDNESDAY 5TH JULY 2017 (FB) This morning we board the coach and travel locally to This modrenpinagr twuree. b Aollaordv etrnighthe coaacnhd aextnde ntrdaevdetlo luorcsalrleyq tuoire depar ture. 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There will be many more. There will be through glass openings in the museum forecourt warmth and vivid characters. company takes all reasonable care in selecting through glass openings in the museum forecourt warmth and vivid characters.
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