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International Food Carnival at Hastings Intermediate

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A Hastings Intermediate fundraiser will tantalise tastebuds tomorrow night when fare from six different countries will be available at the school for no more than $5.
The International Food Carnival will raise money for the school's basketball teams travelling to a national competition in Rotorua later this year.
The national dishes include
those from India, Thailand, Mexico, New Zealand, Samoa and Turkey. The festivities start at the school at 4pm and finish at 7.30pm. There will also be a drinks bar.
Entertainment will come from Te Rangihau Gilbert and others.

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