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Locality: Minto, New South Wales, Australia

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25.01.2022 GET EXCITED!! Our Christmas Catalogue is available ONLINE NOW! Visit https://1stchoicerentals.com.au/catalogue to start shopping NOW!!

24.01.2022 BONUS HEATER WINNERS! Thanks to all of our clients who took part in the July 'Bonus Heater' Promotion. The promotion winners have been contacted and will be receiving their Heller 2000w OIl-free column heater in anthracite black over the next few days. ... Enjoy your bonus heater! From the 1st Choice Rentals Team.

22.01.2022 Who knew??? The Old Ford Road. Minto in Sydney is the site of our Head Office, but who knew that it also bordered one of the oldest roads in the area. At the end of Georges River Road are the relics of one of the oldest roads in the area and one of three historical routes crossing the upper reaches of the Georges River. The road, which was constructed in the 1890s as part of an employment programme, brought access to the settlements of Eckersley and Holsworthy from Campbel...ltown and Minto and today offers a pleasant walk down to the Georges River. The settlements on the eastern side of the river were established in 1884 and were the site of numerous vineyards and orchards until 1913 when the land was resumed for the Holsworthy field firing range. The remnants of the settlement are today within the Holsworthy Military Area. The road was surveyed in 1886 and constructed between 1889 and 1891 at a cost of 1,200 pounds. Many of the cuttings, box culverts, sandstone dish drains and buttresses built to support the road as it winds its way through a picturesque wooden valley still exist though the causeway/bridge across the river has long gone. Drill hooks are evident in the rock face where quarrying and blasting took place. An illegal whiskey still operated near the ford across the river. The road continues up the hillside on the eastern side of the Georges River though public access to this section of road is denied as it is within the Holsworthy Military Area. The Old Ford Track is one of the easier walks along the Georges River within the Campbelltown City Council region, and can be found at the end of Georges River Road at Kentlyn within the Keith Longhurst Reserve. Pass through the gate and follow the track, turn right at the junction and walk down the track to the river. Walkers will notice that trees growing on the plateau at the start of the walk are quite short and scrubby, but as they walk further down into the gully the trees get taller, fighting each other to reach the light. The Georges River flows through some of our beautiful bushland. Along the river there are many easily accessible walking tracks filled with native flora and fauna. These include gymea lilies, fuscia heath and grevilleas among other nestled between scribbly gums and grey gums. If you are lucky you might see or hear one of the local Koalas, wallabies, or a few of the birds species in the area. http://www.visitsydneyaustralia.com.au/old-ford-road.html

21.01.2022 Did you know that you can have the lifestyle you want with a flexible consumer rental? No Large Upfront Costs to buy the furniture or appliances you have always wanted. No Hassle Credit Checks. We consider all your circumstances not just your credit score. ... We offer FREE delivery & Installation. We offer FLEXIBILITY & CONVENIENCE. We know your needs do change frequently and renting allows you to look at a diverse range of options more frequently! Visit www.1stchoicerentals.com.au to shop and easily apply NOW! Call us on 1300 552 558 to speak to our friendly staff for more information!

21.01.2022 *** BONUS Oil-Free Column Heater Promotion in July! **** Rent on a Consumer Lease during July 2020 and receive a bonus Heller 2000W Electric Oil-free Column Heater. Terms & Conditions apply. Visit our website for details: https://1stchoicerentals.com.au/promo/

20.01.2022 'Who knew??? Shepparton is not only the location of one of our Victorian branches, but something else. Shepp revels in its 'Moooving Art Project' which showcases artistic work on cow & bull sculptures. The story: ... In 1999, Shepparton’s CBD marketing committee 'Shepparton Show Me' introduced the Merry Moos, for a Christmas campaign. The Merry Moos were so successful it was decided to expand the concept and Moooving Art was born! Shepparton cows are now known far and wide for their whimsical and ever-changing personalities! See more

17.01.2022 Winter is here! Beat the rush!

14.01.2022 Who knew??? Toowoomba, one of our Queensland branches, is also a showcase of Street Art of international proportions. The story:... If you’re a lover of art, take a step outside the galleries and experience Toowoomba‘s emergence into street art. February 2014 saw local and world-class artists put paint to walls at sixteen locations over three days in the First Coat Street Art Festival and the results catapulted the Southern Queensland Country town into a whole new (read: rad) light. https://blog.queensland.com///toowoomba-street-art-photos/ See more

12.01.2022 How are you getting ready for the summer holidays? Don't wait till it is too late to organise the fun and laughter! No Hassle Online Applications... Flexible Rental Options Delivery straight to your door Visit https://1stchoicerentals.com.au//category/kids-and-outdoor/ to shop now!

07.01.2022 Here at 1st Choice Appliance Rentals, we understand that when the weather warms up so does your desire to revamp your home and the need to keep your family entertained. Visit our website at www.1stchoicerentals.com.au and find solutions to all your design, convenience and entertainment needs today!

07.01.2022 Who Knew??? 1st Choice Rentals has settled happily into its Tamworth branch, but who knew that on it's outskirts, a little railway station called 'Goonoo Goonoo' had so much history. The story: ... In 1834, the Australian Agricultural Company (AACo) chose land in the Peel River area to breed Marino sheep for British export. This area is now known as 'Tamworth'. In 1841, due to flooding and disease, the sheep were relocated to Goonoo Goonoo station. A 'Wool Room' was built at the station for shearing etc. and 3000 sheep were shorn per day. Then the railway was extended up to the new town of Tamworth in 1868 bringing dignatries and settlers to the area. The station kept 212,000 sheep, held elections when required and partook in the odd kangaroo hunt. https://www.goonoogoonoostation.com/copy-of-careers See more

02.01.2022 And the WINNER is......