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Thousands of items listed for sale

With about 2200 items listed for sale by 120 vendors from as far afield as Lismore, Tenterfield, Inglewood, Brisbane, Gold Coast and the North Coast, the Allora community is gearing up for another huge auction day at the Allora Showground on Monday, June 11, the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee holiday.
Rain, hail, snow or mud (who can forget last year), the auction will go on.
The 37th Allora Community Auction will again excite the tried and true auction followers and all those who just come for the day out.
This year more than 35 flea market stalls have also been booked in separately from the auction. They will be situated to the right, inside the main gate, with a diverse range of items for sale such as leather goods, gourmet natural soaps, craft, bric-a-brac, Metwurst sausages, children’s dance wear, wood mail boxes, dog kennels, Australian wood art, educational toys, books, plants, stones, jams, pickles, jewellery and tools.
A more comprehensive list of items can be viewed on the website www.allorashow.org.au
There will also be a jumping castle for the children.

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