Man and His Van Furniture Removalists Sydney
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Man and his Van is a leading Sydney furniture removalist (mover). We specialise in house and unit removals, office moves, storage, antiques, pre packing plus removal of props and lighting for the Australian Film Industry.
The Man and His Van Box Shop provides a good range of cartons, paper, tape, bubblewrap and plastic. Contact our friendly, professional staff on 02-99073300 or visit our web site at Removalists Sydney
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Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Fully booked Friday
Just to let everyone know we are fully booked Friday
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Christmas opening
We will be closed between Christmas and New Year
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We have 2 trucks free tomorrow
If you need any Furniture Removals we have two trucks free for tomorrow
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Monday, October 30, 2006
Removals up to ChristmasWe are getting vey busy now on Fridays and Saturdays up to Christmas. Please book Man and His Van early .
Thanks
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Sunday, October 29, 2006
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Saturday, October 28, 2006
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The Christmas season is approaching fast and we, as always are getting very busy, so please don't leave it too late to book for removal.
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Thursday, October 12, 2006
Man and His Van operate in Manly posted by Man and His Van # 4:34 PM 1 comments
THE NSW Government has told the Roads and Traffic Authority to ensure toll-road operators pursue drivers who do not pay, even though the private companies are not legally bound to do so.
The Premier, Morris Iemma, admitted yesterday that drivers had a right to be angry that no fines were issued for failure to pay the toll on the Cross City Tunnel or the M2 last financial year.
His comments came as both motorways warned motorists not to try to use the roads for free.
Mr Iemma said the Roads Minister, Eric Roozendaal, and the RTA would take up the issue with the motorway companies, as failure to pursue evaders sent a poor message to their customers.
"It's not fair on the drivers who are doing the right thing and paying the tolls," Mr Roozendaal told 2UE. "I wouldn't be surprised if it caused a lot of anger.
"I am concerned the private toll operators are not treating all motorists equally and fairly. I have asked the RTA to contact [them] to make sure this no longer occurs."
It is understood private toll operators are not legally or contractually bound to chase toll evaders, and whether to do so is a decision for each company.
An RTA spokesman said that under the terms of the agreements with the operators of the Cross City Tunnel and the M2, the pursuit of unpaid toll revenue was a matter for the operators.
An industry source said pursuing fare evaders was not in the financial interests of toll companies because most of the cost of this could not be recouped. Most people did pay the toll.
A spokeswoman for Transurban said it acquired the M2 early last year and was still setting up an enforcement system. The company would move to request penalty notices, and it wanted to see those who refused to pay the fines pursued through the State Debt Recovery Office or the courts.
CrossCity Motorway said it had given motorists "reasonable opportunity" to pay for tunnel trips if they had not done so. Evaders had been sent an initial reminder. "After receiving this notice many motorists have already paid the toll," the company said. "If some refuse to meet their obligations, then further infringement notices will be generated.
"Motorists that travel through the [tunnel] without making an effort to pay will be pursued." It did not say when it would start pursuing evaders.
Jordan Baker Transport Reporter
September 21, 2006
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Tuesday, October 10, 2006
AFRA SydneyMan and His Van is a member of AFRA
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Man and His Van sell boxes and packaging materials. We are based near Warringah Mall Shopping Centre in Brookvale. Man and His Van Removals is a member of AFRA AFRA Sydney
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Man and His van operate in Paddington
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Tuesday, October 03, 2006
Man and His Van Removalists Sydney
Man and his Van is a leading Sydney furniture removalist (mover) We specialise in house and unit removals, office moves, storage, antiques, pre packing plus removal of props and lighting for the Australian Film Industry.
Our interstate division can handle your relocation around the centres of Brisbane, Melbourne and Hobart.
Man and His Van is a member of AFRA.
The Man and His Van Box Shop provides a good range of cartons, paper, tape, bubblewrap and plastic. Removalists Sydney
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