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Wairarapa Library Service
Martinborough Library
Jellicoe Street

Open: 9.30 to 5 weekdays
10 to 12 Saturdays

Tel: 306 9758
Fax: 306 9768

Website: www.wls.org.nz
Email: Martinborough@swdc.govt.nz

Full library service including books, magazines, cassettes, DVDs available to borrow plus fax, photocopier and internet access

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