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Just looking to see if anyone has contact details & approximate cost to raise an old workers cottage (7.5 x 9.5 m) in inner Brisbane. Seen a lot of shonks out there so far, must be related to Ned Kelly too !!!!
Has anyone had one that's worth recommending ??
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Only one I know is Irish.
Would he be any good for ya??

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Not fussy, I like the Irish, besides, they make great whiskey & a fairly good beer too!
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Sorry, just funning with ya
I ment Ned Kelly..

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Look up a bloke from Manly way, called Don Simpson (in the yellow pages).

If you can't find him, send me a PM, there are a few good guys out there.

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Thats ok, I have seen by your previous posts that everything should be taken with a grain of salt.
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I used a fella with the last name of Simpson - his dad was a stumper

Very efficient - arrived on time for the quote, arrive on time for the job, listened to what I wanted

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stumper Simpson, with a name like that he would be good.

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