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Traralgon's 3-hour Power Sale!

Come along for a great bargain!

By Emma Kae - 13th November 2001 - Back to News

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Are you looking for a bargain? Visit the Traralgon Central Business District’s 3 hour sale and stock up in time for Christmas! There will be over 50 traders offering great products and services at amazing special prices.

Christmas bargains will be available in-store and on the specials tables outside each store-front. Many of your favourite stores will have a lot on offer, so start saving now!

There will be something for everyone, including buskers, showbags, balloons, lollies, Prime Possum and even a visit from Santa Claus.

Don’t miss out! Hope to see you there.

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