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Bahamas store to be revampedBahamas store to be revamped
29-Apr-2005
Bahamas retailer The Perfume Shop is planning to refurbish its seaport fragrance store in June by replacing its traditional wooden units—which are slowly being destroyed by termites—with a new glass cabinet design
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The store covers about 160sq m (1,721sq ft).
General manager Timothy Lightbourn told DFNI: "It's one of the challenges of living in the tropics. A lot of passengers like the
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