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Target located at 3/5 Calton Rd, Gawler SA 5118, Australia

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Julie Auhl

5 Google Rating

Very helpful staff member (older lady) when looking for bathers for my granddaughter. Best customer

5/ 5

Very helpful staff member (older lady) when looking for bathers for my granddaughter. Best customer service ever !

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Fenton Montgomery

3 Google Rating

Most likely due to demand, Target have changed from a good all round store to one that mainly sells

3/ 5

Most likely due to demand, Target have changed from a good all round store to one that mainly sells clothing. Shame really because, they were a good chance if others didn't have what you were looking for.

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Lynda James

5 Google Rating

So peaceful staff are so polite and helpful, first time there today will definitely go back.

5/ 5

So peaceful staff are so polite and helpful, first time there today will definitely go back.

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Lauren Grogan

5 Google Rating

Delighted to find a target on my travels,so sad so many have been closed,good service from the staff

5/ 5

Delighted to find a target on my travels,so sad so many have been closed,good service from the staff member thanks✅

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john campey

5 Google Rating

I got what I was after at a good price. Pleasant shopping.

5/ 5

I got what I was after at a good price. Pleasant shopping.

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