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Furniture Available

Friday, May 10, 2013, By News Staff
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dresserFurniture available to University personnel only for one day:

WHEN:             Monday, May 20

WHERE:           Shaw Hall dock area

HOURS:           11 a.m.- 1 p.m. and 3-4:30 p.m.

Pre-payment will be accepted by Penny Letcher in the Purchasing Office and you will be issued a receipt which you MUST bring with you at the time of pickup.  Or you can pay at Shaw Hall during the scheduled hours listed above.

PAYMENT:   Cash or local checks ONLY.   (checks made payable to:  Syracuse University)
Pickup must be arranged during the above hours ONLY.  And you must be prepared to load your
items on your own.  NO EXCEPTIONS !

Student Desks  –  $10 each plus NYS Sales Tax for a total of  $10.80 each

Student Dressers –  $20 each plus NYS Sales Tax for a total of $21.60 each

 

deskAll remaining items will be made available to the general public the following day:

WHEN:             Tuesday, May 21

WHERE:          Shaw Hall dock area

HOURS:           10 a.m.-2 p.m.

 

Questions may be directed to Penny Letcher – Purchasing Office – Email:  pkletche@syr.edu  ;  ext:  2288

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