Observer here to help bust your bills to the tune of $1000
DO YOU want a great way to bust your bill woes? Here's your chance to win up to $1000 to put towards your bills.
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DO YOU want a great way to bust your bill woes? Are you finding yourself dreading that time of month when your bills arrive?
Well, here's your chance to win up to $1000 to put towards your bills.
The Gladstone Observer has decided to give back to the community.
We are giving our loyal readers the chance to beat their dreadful bills.
Bill Busters is starting up soon, where one lucky reader will win $1000 to put towards their bills, while five runners-up will win prizes of $200 each.
To be in the running for these great giveaways, fill out an entry form available in the print edition of The Observer.
Entries will be printed from Saturday, February 9 until Saturday, February 23, providing plenty of opportunities to collect numerous entry forms.
All you have to do is fill out an entry form and attach three Observer mastheads from the period in which the competition is running.
Send your entries to Bill Busters Competition, PO BOX 351, Gladstone, Qld, 4680 or drop into The Observer reception, 130 Auckland St, by noon on Wednesday, February 27.
There is no limit on how many times you can enter, so start collecting!
Originally published as Observer here to help bust your bills to the tune of $1000
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