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Boosted hardware range offers more in store

PAKENHAM residents can look forward to a huge boost in the range of hardware supplies with the grand opening of Hardy’s Mitre 10 MEGA store.
The new store is on the corner of Bald Hill Road and Racecourse Road and residents are invited to join this weekend’s festivities.
Free activities will include Harley Davidson rides, face painting, fairy floss, jumping castle, roving entertainment, as well as a chance to win one of 50 signed Cathy Freeman autobiographies.
Principal Darrell Hardy said: “The grand opening celebration at our new Hardy’s Mitre 10 MEGA gives all Pakenham locals a fantastic opportunity to experience the new store whilst enjoying the array of entertainment on offer.”
With a combined family experience of more than 50 years and three generations in hardware, the Hardy team has tailordesigned the new Hardy’s Mitre 10 MEGA store to boost the range of hardware supplies available in the Pakenham area.

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