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12 September 2014 September 12 - September 28 Volume 31 - Issue 17 Read this magazine online at www.hillstohawkesbury.com.au 1300 616 614 10,000 copies circulated Sandstone Sales Buy Direct From the Quarry 9652 1783 Handsplit Random Flagging $55m2 113 Smallwood Rd Glenorie Spring Blossoms C & M AUTO’S ONE STOP SHOP Let us turn your tired car into a of finely tuned “Road Runner” MARK VINT Major ~ Rego Checks including Duel Fuel, LPG Inspections & Repairs Bike Castle ~ New Car Servicing ~ All Fleet Servicing 9651 2182 Brands Hill ~ All General Repairs (Cars, Trucks & 4WD) 270 New Line Road • FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY • 61 POWERS ROAD, SEVEN HILLS Dural NSW 2158 Service - Repairs - Accessories [email protected] Catalyst Centre Ring Mick on ABN: 84 451 806 754 9674 3119 - 9674 3523 Unit 7, 9 Salisbury Road “Remember a small CHECK now saves a big CHEQUE later!” WWW.DURALAUTO.COM Ph 9894 2533 HIRE / SALE! 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