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    Default Should I take?

    I have read that it is hard to get a good selection of cheap ish clothes in NZ, I was wondering should I go shopping before we make the move and stock up on clothes?

    Also what about small electricals? Dehumidifier, kettle etc. I will have a limited budget when we arrive so don't want to buy everything but is it cheaper to buy them in NZ or ship them over.

    Thank you x

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    Depends on what you call cheapish - personal favourite ladies shop in NZ is Glassons.

    www.glassons.com

    The t-shirts and tops are good value and really lovely quality. Look out for the sale.

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    I brought a few things with me, but I have been buying loads over here. At the moment there are loads of sales on, and it will also give you something to do- going out exploring the local malls and shops!

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    You need to check the compatibility of electrical items. This old thread may help. http://www.enz.org/forum/archive/index.php/t-32168.html

    It's particularly things which give rise to heat and/or movement which may become dangerous, so definitely check the details on the items you mention.

    (Incidentally, if you end up shopping for a kettle in NZ, it is likely to be calling itself 'a jug'. )

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    Quote Originally Posted by JandM View Post
    You need to check the compatibility of electrical items. This old thread may help. http://www.enz.org/forum/archive/index.php/t-32168.html

    It's particularly things which give rise to heat and/or movement which may become dangerous, so definitely check the details on the items you mention.

    (Incidentally, if you end up shopping for a kettle in NZ, it is likely to be calling itself 'a jug'. )
    Thanks for that!

    Thanks for the replies everyone x

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