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The New Zealand Luggage Company may set up permanent store in Whanganui

Sue Dudman
Sue Dudman
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21 Jun, 2019 05:00 PMQuick Read

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Terry Gaskin hopes his pop-up luggage store will get enough support to become a permanent business in Whanganui.

Terry Gaskin hopes his pop-up luggage store will get enough support to become a permanent business in Whanganui.

A pop-up luggage store in Whanganui's Victoria Ave may become a permanent fixture if the business gets good support.

Terry Gaskin, owner of The New Zealand Luggage Company, will operate his pop-up store in the former Petre House shop at 56 Victoria Ave for the next few months.

"At the end of September we'll be making a decision on taking the shop for another two years," Gaskin said.

"It has long-term potential to become the Luggage Clearance Centre. We have a really good luggage selection. Our luggage is good quality and we have discounted prices."

Gaskin started selling luggage 40 years ago and has had a number of pop-up shops in Whanganui over the years. He said if the permanent shop goes ahead, it will have an even wider range than is available in the pop-up shop.

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