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Mobil taking over from BP on Jones Street and Anzac Parade corner in Whanganui East

Mike Tweed
By Mike Tweed
Multimedia Journalist·Whanganui Chronicle·
21 Jun, 2022 05:00 PMQuick Read

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The new station is set to open in mid-July. Photo / Bevan Conley
The new station is set to open in mid-July. Photo / Bevan Conley

The new station is set to open in mid-July. Photo / Bevan Conley

The former BP 2go petrol station on the corner of Jones Street and Anzac Parade is undergoing a facelift.

Mobil is set to take over the site and will open in mid-July following the completion of upgrades at the site.

New owner Onil Gulati is in charge of several other Mobil-branded sites, in Morrinsville, Wairoa, Te Rapa and Frankton.

He is also developing stations in Whakatane and Kumeu.

Gulati said he was proud to bring Mobil back to Whanganui.

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The convenience offering would undergo "a complete renovation".

"The results will speak for themselves."

Mobil lead country manager Andrew McNaught said Gulati's investment in the site recognised Whanganui's importance as a growing commercial centre in the North Island.

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"As Whanganui and its surrounding district continue to grow, Mobil Whanganui will play an integral part in servicing the community."

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