A 41 year old house maid could not hold back her joy when she learnt that she is now the fifth person to walk away from Fiji Showcase 2009 with a return ticket to Australia.
Prem Devi, a mother of four and whose husband works as a grass cutter, said she has never been abroad as all her wages goes towards the welfare of her children.
It will also be the first time for Devi to get into a plane.
Four more tickets are now left as a winner is drawn every night at Fiji Showcase 2009 and all visitors to Fiji Showcase have to do is to fill in their name and details on their Showcase tickets and drop them into the Pacific Blue booth.
Meanwhile, looking at the entertainment on offer at Nivea Wednesday, the Mr Fungus Mime Show is just about to kick off, then at 1.45pm the Great Gondos take to the stage, at 2.30pm we will have the Dare Devil Comedy Show by Canadian James Johnson while Cookie the Clown performs at 3.30pm.
House maid wins air ticket
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