2806 days ago

Dear neighbourly

Matthew from

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Who is excited about the upcoming school holidays??? Well, at Gardenfresh Greengrocers Bishopdale, we can help you get the excitement of the upcoming holidays AND some amazing deals in-store.

Rose Apples: $1.49kg
Taylor Gold Pears: $1.49kg
Banana's: .88c kg (special for Thursday to)
Girl Guide Biscuits: $3.50 per packet

To help you get even more excited with the school holidays, we are running a competition from today, till Wednesday 18th July. The prize is a Family Movie Pass. It' very simple to enter: just spend $30 or more in-store, put your name and phone number on the back of your receipt and place it in the glass jar at the counter.

We also have a kids colouring competition to keep the children occupied. The picture with the most votes from the customers, will win a free bag of Jazz apples. Just attach your receipt to the picture with child's name and your phone number on it (no spending limit) and bring it back in and we place the picture up on the wall for customers to vote.

Winners for both competitions will be announced on our Facebook page on Wednesday 18th July in the evening.

Dont forget to like and share our page.

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