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Freedom of Greytown bayonets, drums, colours flying SATURDAY 21 May will be remembered as a very special day in the history of Greytown as the Umvoti Mounted Rifles (UMR) commemorate its Freedom of Entry, and Air Force Base Durban and 15 Squadron are granted the honour. Formal proceedings will start at 2pm sharp in front of the town hall, following a military parade from 1.30pm up Pine Street right into Okes Street, right into Cathcart Street and then right into Bell Street where for-

There are to be many highlights the lighting of the flame of armour, trooping of the band, arrival of the VIPs, fly past, inspection of the guard of honour and a general salute mal proceedings will begin. There are to be many highlights the lighting of the flame of armour, trooping of the band, arrival of the VIPs, fly past, inspection of the guard

Dalton woman gets 10 years for child rape A 30-YEAR-OLD woman, found guilty of raping a teenage boy in Dalton, was sentenced to 10 years’ imprisonment in the Pietermaritzburg Regional Court last week. The magistrate also ruled that her name be entered into the register for sex offenders and that she not be allowed to work with children. In May 2013 the woman, who cannot be named to protect the identity of the boy, who is her neighbour, left her cellphone at the boy’s house to charge as she did not have electricity at her house. When the teen returned the cell to her she said he had to have sexual intercourse with her. When he refused she threatened to beat him if he did not comply. She removed her clothing and demanded he do the same, and

then raped him, after which she told him to get dressed and leave by the back door. At his home the youngster told his grandmother what had happened and the police were notified. In her defence it was stated she was a single mother and had been under the influence of alcohol at the time of the rape and this had impaired her judgment. However, the state prosecutor submitted that as a mother she should have known better and had shown no remorse for her actions. The 10-year sentence was welcomed by the Director of Public Prosecutions, Advocate Molpone Noko, who stated: “This serves as a warning to like-minded individuals that rape is a serious offence committed by both men and women, and the punishment is equally serious.”

of honour and a general salute. The scroll identifying the Freedom of Entry into Greytown will be presented to the officers commanding Air Force Base Durban and 15

Squadron. The acceptance and granting of the freedom will be followed by a march past by the Guard of Honour Air Force Base, 15 Squadron and the UMR, which will include mounted and mechanised columns, and a fly past. In acknowledgment of UMR’s historical links with the district (established here in 1893), it was first granted the Freedom of Entry into Greytown as a main feature of Greytown’s 100th birthday celebrations in 1954. The scroll stated: “We

confer upon you the right, privilege, honour and distinction of marching through the streets of Greytown on all ceremonial and other occasions with bayonets fixed, drums beating and colours flying.” A reminder to all that Umvoti Municipality is closing streets as follows from 6am on Saturday to 6am Sunday: Bell Street from town offices to post office, Pine to Okes streets, Okes to Cathcart and Cathcart Street through to Bell Street.

Mayor leads mass prayer meeting Umvoti Mayor Thami Ngubane leads the crowd at a mass prayer meeting to comfort the families of those who lost their lives in the taxi crash on Monday 9 May. The prayers, organised by the mayor and municipal officials was held at Entembisweni Primary School last Thursday. Programme director was Ukhozii FM Sbu Buthelezi, musicians were the Abanqobi group, local artist Sandiso Bhengu and the Ntembisweni School choir. The message and purpose of the prayer was to pray to God to chase away evil spirits that cause accidents and claims the lives of many every day on the roads.

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Etombi Maphanga (middle), the delighted winner of Aheers Build & Save Ellies competition, which included a fully installed DStv dish and decoder, received her prize from salesman Tsepo Zulu (left) and sales manager, Jason Murugas.

Autumn Open Days NEXT Wednesday, 25 May and Thursday 26 May, Greytonians will be able to view an interesting range of goods at the Arcadia-Concordia Autumn open days at the Senior Citizen Centre. Apart from the popular pancakes, made as you wait, there will be a selection of the latest fashions for adults and younger ones. Many ladies have their clothing hanging on pretty crocheted hangers – the work of the Busy Bees – a group of talented seniors who also knit those good old-

fashioned three-piece sets for babies. Lots of healthy products will also be on sale, as well as cosmetics and beauty products and beautiful fashionable jewellery. Tea, coffee and cakes available (please do not forget to make a donation to Concordia-Arcadia during the day) as well as a tasty range of pickles, rusks and biscuits, etc. This is all happening at the Senior Service Centre from 9am to 5pm on the Wednesday and 8.30am to 3pm on the Thursday.

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Greytown hiphop star launches first album HE is ready to make his mark in the and his 20-year-old sister took over the er, disappeared as his hip-hop skills world of music - hip-hop artist Samuelo role of breadwinner to support the fam- brought him peace. The turning point Ximba of Greytown has overcome many ily. for him came during a life orientation odds to reach his dream - the launch A member of the school choir, Sam oral at Buhlebuyeza High School when of his first hip- hop album, 365 Days. soon became known for his music and he sang about his past. His teacher gave Its happening right here in him 100% and told him: “This Greytown on 28 May in the your dream.” The turning point for him came during a life ori is Sam town hall from 10am to 6pm. is positive his dream of Growing up with four sisentation oral at Buhlebuyeza High School when being successful in the music ters, four brothers, a mother industry will come true. He is he sang about his past. His teacher gave him totally committed to being and no father – Sam told the Greytown Gazette that his professional and focused on 100% and told him: “This is your dream” mother is both parents to the his career. He has invited local family. She sold fast food at artists, deejays dancers, modthe taxi rank to make sure the family singing. He found his anger at life, at els and the public to come along and was cared for. He was 13 when she died not having a father and losing his moth- put Greytown on the map with him.

Gardens a hidden treasure trove WHEN looking at a garden most people are impressed by bright flowers and stately trees, but never look beyond to observe and appreciate the wonders that lie in hidden recesses or aloft. In an inspiring presentation to a well-attended meeting of Umvoti Garden Club members and guests last Tuesday, local butterfly and moth expert, Kevin Cockburn, encouraged gardeners to “view gardens with new eyes” to become aware of the abundance of fascinating and beautiful creatures that share our gardens. The subject of butterflies and moths is intriguing with the enchanting metamorphosis from vo-

raciously feeding, spiny larva to beautiful, airborne, winged adult appearing almost magical. Kevin’s passion for his subject, combined with his artistic bent and patient hours spent photographing butterflies and moths through their entire life cycle, provided a visual feast to support his vast knowledge of these interesting creatures. The extensive subject of lepidoptera is such that some people spend a lifetime studying these creatures, their habits and their specific needs for survival. However, in the limited time available for his presentation, Kevin managed to open a window into this fascinating world, offering a

tantalising view of a far greater subject. He encouraged all who attended the meeting to become more aware of the various butterflies and moths, to encourage their presence by providing suitable food plants and avoid the use of toxic insecticides. With the approach of winter the garden chores of planting, mowing and weeding slow down giving gardeners time to reflect and plan for the new season. Why not spend time planning the inclusion of specific butterfly larval host plants or adult food plants into your spring planting programme. - J. Cowie.

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Mondi WESSA interschool regional enviro quiz

Moon Chetty (left, Mondi representative), with the winning Hermannsburg B team (from left) Jarmin Claassen, Lydia Köhne, Paul Tönsing and Sven Klar.

Trees in Pied Piper garb FEATURING a spectrum of autumnal colours this avenue of liquid amber trees in High Street provides an eye-catching sight at this time of the year. The photograph was taken by Bryan Paul on a sunny morning last week. The avenue was planted by Mike and Trish Barrow in 1989. The poem, written by Greytown’s poet laureate, the late Sean O’Kelly, has an interesting background. It appeared in the annual financial report of a company named

Bruynzeel Plywoods (a large timber growing and processing company) in the seventies and was said to be the first time a poem had been specifically written for such use for a company quoted on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. “Trees in Pied Piper garb Of reds and golds Lead children's hearts a-dancing Through the short'ning days. And, in sad Autumn's hazy mornings,

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THIS year the regional contest was hosted by Hermannsburg School with seven teams from four schools taking part. The contestants were fairly evenly matched, with the top three scores very close, right up to the last round of the quiz. The Hermannsburg B team finally outplayed the Hermannsburg A team and the final result was Hermannsburg B team in top place, closely followed by Domino Servite and Hermannsburg's A team in third place. Contestants impressed with their vast pool of knowledge. Quiz master, Kevin Cockburn, deserves special mention for always presenting the contestants with challenging questions and explanations. Cliff Walton is the regional WESSA representative and main organiser of the quiz and Nick Klapprott, Greytown's Honorary Officer's chairman, acted as the official time keeper. Mondi representatives were Moon Chetty and Barnabas Vroegop and once again Mondi sponsored beautiful book prizes and refreshments. In addition the winning team received the floating Wizzard Worms trophy . The winners are looking forward to taking part in the national finals to be held in Pietermaritzburg after the July school holidays.

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Spar hockey festival CONTINUING their dominance in the Spar KZN School Girls’ Hockey Challenge, Wartburg Kirchdorf, for the fourth time, cleaned up at this year’s Umvoti, uThukela and Umzinyathi Regional at Deutsche Schule Hermannsburg on Saturday, May 14. Led by star player Captain Elke Engelbrecht, the in-form team scored an impressive 18 goals from six games. They met Ladysmith Hih School in the finals after a round robin tournament. The score was 0-0 at half time with both teams maintaining a 50% possession. After a quick change over, Wartburg’s Erin Jarvie was camped out on the left upright and with a quick reac-

tion knocked the ball in to score the team’s first goal. Wartburg cemented their win when Vanessa Mkhize bagged the team’s second goal resulting in their 2-0 victory. “It was great to have been at Hermannsburg again for this regional, especially as they celebrate their 160 anniversary, as the oldest private school in KZN,” said Les Galloway, tournament director.. The Most Promising Umpire was Walter Moore representing Ladysmith High School. Results: 1 Wartburg Kirchdorf, 2 Ladysmith, 3 Greytown, 4 Wembley College, 5 Deutsche Schule Hermannsburg, 6 Estcourt.

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Hermannsburg Happenings

Liya Tiyali of Wartburg Kirchdorff manoeuvres the ball to take a shot at goal.

Delicious ‘fleischkäse’, gourmet pancakes and ‘Kartoffelpuffer’ being enjoyed by visitors from as far afield as Germany at Hermannsburg’s 160th Jubilee Schulfest.

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THEY came in droves, and they weren’t disappointed - old pupils, friends and members of the school family descended on Hermannsburg to celebrate 160 years of excellence in education. On Friday over 200 guests were delighted by the school choirs, intrigued by the guided tour of the campus and spent time catching up with old friends around the fondly-remembered bonfires at the Esssaal while braaiing on the many grids provided and enjoying traditional Hermannsburg Klitsch. Two high school reunions were held over the weekend, organised by the classes of 1966 and 2006 to coincide with Schulfest. On Saturday the festivities continued, with the Spar KZN Schoolgirls’ Hockey Challenge taking centre field and the 7s rugby, U16

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and primary school hockey teams each participating in their own tournaments, while hundreds more enjoyed the food, children’s games, craft market and meat sales, and caught up with old friends and teachers. The Goethe Institute was on hand with their staff, entertaining visitors with their multilingualism game, the chipping contest and impromptu old pupils hockey were well-supported and the Germany exchange programme fund-raising drive saw superb prizes going to local Hermannsburg supporters. To paraphrase a German proverb: “Many were invited, many more came, we added meat to the fires and all were welcomed in.” The evening was spent enjoying the atmosphere of relaxed Gemütlichkeit with three times the number of guests from last year, and even the weather played along to the end when everyone returned home or to the boarding establishment (reliving their time at Hermannsburg). In the Spar hockey, Hermannsburg came fifth ahead of Estcourt and just behind Wembley, while Greytown took third, Ladysmith second and Wartburg first posiBID INVITATION: ANNUAL tion. SUPPLIERS The U16 girls played Estcourt (1-0), Wembley (0-0), Wartburg B (0-2) and WartBID NO: T2016/05/12(A) burg A (0-2). The U13 hockey girls played Bids are hereby invited in terms of section 83 of the Wartburg (2-0) and Greytown (1-0) with Municipal Systems Act No 32 of 2000, as amended Stefanie Meyer girl of the match. and read together with sections 110,111 and 112 of the Municipal Finance Management Act No.56 of The U9 girls played Greytown (3-0) and 2003 and section 19 of Umvoti SCM policy for the Wembley (2-0). Our Open rugby team following annual suppliers for the period 01 July played St Nicholas (12-5) and Wartburg 2016 to 30 June 2017. (0-52) while the U16 team played Curro 1. Supply and delivery of Transformers Richmore (12-21), Wembley (21-10) and St 2. Supply and delivery of Mini-Substations Nicholas (22-0). 3. Supply and delivery of Cables and Conductors Sunday morning’s church service was a 4. Supply and delivery of Continuous tapered fibre most fitting end to the 160th Jubilee celewound street light poles 5. Supply and delivery of Steel street lighting poles brations, with the church choir, brass band and outreach arms and the church organ supporting the many 6. Supply and delivery of Steel Transmission Poles singing voices as we gave thanks for Pente7. Supply and delivery of Ring Main Unit cost and another successful Schulfest. 8. Supply and delivery of Street light fittings Thank you to the organising committee 9. Service, Refurbish and Recharge of Fire and to all the teachers who worked tirelessExtinguishers 10. Supply, delivery and offloading of cold premix ly for weeks before the weekend, to those 11. Supply and delivery of Road line paint and who made donations in cash or kind, our accessories parents who gave so generously of their 12. Service and Repairs of Air Conditioners time, the Hermannsburg congregation and BID DOCUMENT all the pupils who put their shoulders to the Bid document will be available from the supply wheel where they could. chain department offices at 100 Pine Street as from

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the 19TH May 2016 between 08hoo and 15hoo upon payment of non-refundable fee of R200,00. BID SUBMISSION The Bid document must be enclosed in a sealed envelope with the description “ANNUAL SUPPLIERS 2016/2017” clearly marked and deposited in the Umvoti Municipality bid box in the Customer Relations Management Center before 12h00 on the 31 May 2016. Bids will be open in public on the said date and time. Telegraphic bids, late bids and bids not clearly marked as prescribed will not be considered. Enquiries can be directed to EV MDLALOSE on 033 413 9152 from 08h00 to 16h00 Umvoti Municipality’s Procurement Policy will apply and the Municipality is not bound to accept the lowest bid or furnish any reason for the acceptance or rejection of any bid and reserve the right to accept any bid or part thereof. MR B.A. XULU PO Box 71 Notice No. 3112 MUNICIPAL MANAGER GREYTOWN 3250

Hermannsburg Little Oaks’ Oracle SCHULFEST 2016 was the best. What fun the Little Oaks had. Lots of games were ready for them to celebrate 160 years of HMB School. Tractor rides, jumping on the jumping castles and a lantern procession at the end of the day made this year's Schulfest unforgettable for them. But they also know that they have to give a big thank you to their parents, teachers and to all our HMB friends for organising, donating, working and supporting us on that day. Without your hard work we could not have had such a wonderful and fabulous day.

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Window on Wembley WE are proud to announce that Ashleigh Mason, who represented the U16 Umzinyathi hockey team as captain at the interprovincial tournament, has been selected for the U16 KZN Country and Districts team. We wish her all the best as she attends various practices, training camps and a tour to Potchefstroom from 11 to 15 June Well done to the following pupils for making the U12 and U13 Umzinyathi hockey team: U12 girls: Thando Khumalo, Kayla McCabeandEmma Martens. U12 boys: Tim Gorzellok. U13 girls: Mayenzi Maphanga, Kristen Steyn, Leah Tedder, Sarah Barber, Amoré van Rooyen, Keren Chiazzari and Bridget Dede (nontravelling reserve). U13 boys: Nkosi Dlamini, JJ Van Zuydam and Jack Yeadon. They will represent Umzinyathi at the interdistrict tournament on 14 and 15 May. On Thursday 5 May, Grade 3

pupils travelled to the African Birds of Prey Sanctuary at Ashburton. We started off with a tour of the more than 40 birds’ cages, a firm favourite is always Hoot Hollow, which houses more than nine species of owl. Shannon, our guide, explained how fortunate we are in South Africa because we have an abundance of birds of prey (more than in both the Americas). There are in fact 83 different kinds of raptors in southern Africa. Once we finished our tour and our snack, we were privileged to watch five different birds give us an aerial show that illustrated the feeding habits of eagles, kites, sparrow hawks and two different kinds of owls. This sanctuary is short of funds and we would encourage anyone who is looking for a pleasant family excursion, just outside Pietermaritzburg, to consider visiting it. Our thanks to Mrs Delia Dreyer, who accompanied us and helped

with the transport of the children. Grade 1 Mini Rugby at St Charles’s Rugby Festival vs Merchiston 1 drew, vs Scottsville won, vs St Charles won. Grade 2 Mini Rugby vs Ridge won, vs Eston drew, vs Merchiston won. U13 Girls’ Hockey vs St Patricks drew 0-0, vs St Johns won 1-0, vs Monument won 1-0, vs Treverton won 1-0, vs Hermannsburg drew 0-0, vs Wartburg won 1-0, vs Clarendon drew 0-0, vs Mooi River drew 0-0 Open Girls’ Hockey vs St Patricks lost 3-1.

Congratulations to Ashleigh Mason on her selection for the U16 KZN Country and Districts team.

Khamseen Mothwa’s new elected committee

The newly elected committee at the Khamseen Mothwa annual general meeting held on Saturday 14 May (from left) Ingrid du Toit, House Billie; Lorna Calder, Scribe; Shirley Phipson, Prov. Lady Billie; Lyn Fouche, Pay Billie and Dulcie Jacobsz, Lady Billie.

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BID NOTICE AND INVITATION TO BID T2016-24: ESTABLISHSHMENT OF ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS LIST OF APPROVED SERVICE PROVIDERS TO UNDERTAKE INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS FOR THE PERIOD OF THREE (03) YEARS. Umzinyathi District Municipality is calling for bidders for the procurement of engineering services or professional service provider for the design and implementation of projects. The successful service providers will be included in the roster of consultants for engineering projects within the uMzinyathi District Municipality for a three year period. A compulsory briefing session will be held on the 20 May 2016 at 11h00, at uMzinyathi District Municipality old Council chamber. Bid documents will be available as from Tuesday 17 May 2016 at the Umzinyathi District Municipality website, www.umzinyathi.gov.za. Bid documents will not be available on compulsory briefing session Bidders must be placed in the tender box situated at the offices of the Umzinyathi District Municipality Offices, 39 Victoria Street, Princess Magogo Building, Dundee, 3000, on or before 12h00 on Wednesday, 01 June 2016 where all tenders will be opened in public. The municipality is not obliged to accept the lowest or any tender. Tenders may only be submitted on the tender documentation that is issued. Late, facsimiled or e-mailed tenders shall under no circumstances be accepted. Enquiries can be directed to Mr. T Malunga on Tel no. 034 219 1514 or email to thami@umzinyathi.gov.za. Dr E.M.S. Ntombela Municipal Manager

Junior Jottings THE U10 and U11 combined hockey team played against New Hanover on 10 May. The girls played well and learnt a lot. They lost the game 4-0. The U9 hockey girls travelled to Hermannsburg on Tuesday 10 May. They played hard, and although they just lost all three games, they had fun. On 10th May the U13 hockey girls travelled to Hermannsburg to take part in a triangular, playing against Hermannsburg and New Hanover. The girls played very well and enjoyed their games. Results: vs Hermannsburg – won 1-0 vs Wartburg – won 2-0 vs New Hanover – won 1-0 14 May U11 rugby

The U11 rugby side travelled to Piet Retief on Saturday. The boys played well, but lost 15-5. The U13 rugby side played Piet Retief at home. The boys played well, but lost 24-20. U13 hockey The U13 hockey girls travelled to Hermannsburg on Saturday. They played three matches. Results: Greytown vs Wartburg A – won 1-0. Greytown vs Wartburg A (again) – drew 0-0. Greytown vs Hermannsburg – lost 0-1. The U9 hockey girls travelled to Hermannsburg on Saturday 14 May and played two games. They lost both, but played well.

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BID NOTICE AND INVITATION TO BID T2016 - 26: MSINGA REGIONAL BULK WATER SUPPLY PHASE 3C CONSTRUCTION OF BULK PIPELINES, PUMP STATIONS AND RESERVOIR. Umzinyathi District Municipality is calling for bidders for the construction of bulk pipelines, pump stations and reservoir. A compulsory briefing session will be held on Tuesday, 24 May 2016 at 10h30, at Msinga Municipal offices Tugela Ferry. Only CIDB registered contractors with a Grading of 8CE or higher will be considered. Bidders must be properly completed on the official bid document, enclosed in a sealed envelope and endorsed as follows: T2016-26: MSINGA REGIONAL BULK WATER SUPPLY PHASE 3B CONSTRUCTION OF PIPELINES, PUMP STATION AND RESERVOIR. Bid documents will be available as from Wednesday, 18 May 2016 at the Umzinyathi District Municipality Offices upon payment of a non-refundable deposit of R 500.00 in cash only, no EFT or other method of payment will be accepted. Bid documents will not be available on compulsory briefing session Bidders must be placed in the tender box situated at the offices of the Umzinyathi District Municipality Offices, 39 Victoria Street, Princess Magogo Building, Dundee, 3000, on or before 12h00 on Friday, 24 June 2016 where all tenders will be opened in public. The municipality is not obliged to accept the lowest or any tender. Tenders will be adjudicated in terms of the Council’s Supply Chain Management Policy on the 90/10 Preferential Point System, with 90 points for price and 10 points for B-BBEE Status Level of Contribution. It is therefore essential that the Bid document must be used. Late, facsimiled or e-mailed tenders shall under no circumstances be accepted. Enquiries can be directed to Mr. J Marange, Tel no. 032-946 5540, Fax: 032-946 5541, and e-mail: Jack@ibhongo.co.za. Dr E.M.S. Ntombela Municipal Manager

Greytown Gazette

18 May 2016

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NOTICE IN THE ESTATE of the late Gustav Adolf Griesse, Identity Number 270830 5044 188, Widower, who died on the 6th February 2016, of Weltevreden Farm, Umvoti District. ESTATE NUMBER 2155/2016 In terms of Section 29 of Act 66 of 1965, all persons having claims against the above estate are called upon to lodge their claims with the undersigned within a period of 30 (thirty) days from the date of publication hereof. DATED at GREYTOWN, KwaZulu-Natal, on this 10th day of MAY 2016. NEL & STEVENS Attorneys for Executor 117A Voortrekker Street P O Box 60 GREYTOWN 3250

AUCTION IN the High Court of South Africa, KwaZulu -Natal Division, Pietermaritzburg Case No: 6032/09 THE STANDARD BANK OF SOUTH AFRICA LIMITED Plaintiff and MIRRIAM MALOZI XABA First Defendant GCWALISILE GOODNESS DLADLA Second Defendant NOTICE OF SALE (The sale shall be subject to the terms and conditions of the High Court Act No. 59 of 1959 and the Consumer Protection Act No. 68 of 2008 and the Rule promulgated thereunder) TAKE NOTICE that in execution of a judgement by default in the above court, a sale in execution, will be held by the Sheriff of the High and Lower Courts, Greytown, at the Sheriff's sale rooms, 121 Sargeant Street, Greytown, on 3 June 2016 at 11:00, of the following immovable property, on conditions to be read out by the auctioneer at the time of the sale: 260 Enhlalakahle, Registration Division FT, Province of KwaZulu Natal, in extent 273 (TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY THREE) square metres; Held under Deed of Transfer No. T1390/07 ("the immovable property"); The following information is furnished regarding the property, though in this respect, nothing is guaranteed: 1. The property's physical address is: D954 Njabulo Road, Greytown, KwaZulu-Natal; 2. The improvements consist of: A single storey brick dwelling under corrugated iron consisting of lounge, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, toilet and bathroom. 3. The town planning zoning of the property is: General Residential. TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT: 1. This sale is a sale in execution pursuant to a judgement obtained in the above Honourable Court on 18 January 2016; 2. The Rules of the auction is available 24 hours before the auction and may be inspected at the office of the Sheriff, 121 Sargeant Street, Greytown; 3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to specific conditions, inter alia: a) In accordance to the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 (http://www.info.gov.za/view/do wnloadfileAction?id=99961) b) FICA-legislation in respect of proof of identity and address particulars; 4. The sale will be conducted by the Sheriff of Greytown, or his representative, 5. Payment of a registration fee of R200.00 in cash; 6. Registration conditions; 7. Advertising costs at current publication rates and sale costs, according to court rules, apply. 8. Conditions of sale may be inspected at the sheriff's office, 121 Sargeant Street, Greytown. Dated at Pietermaritzburg on this 19th day of April 2016 — VENNS ATTORNEYS. Plaintiff's Attorneys. 281 Pietermaritz Street, Pietermaritzburg. Ref: Z0004725/Liza Bagley/ Arashni Liza Bagley/ Arashni Telephone No.: 033 355 3152 E-mail: liza@venns.co.za

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IN THE MAGISTRATE'S COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF UMVOTI HELD AT GREYTOWN CASE NO.349/2015 In the matter between: ANESH AHEER Execution Creditor and SADASUAN MOODLEY Execution Debtor NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION (AUCTION) IN PURSUANCE of a judgement in the Court of the Magistrate of GREYTOWN Judgment was granted on the 22 DECEMBER 2015 and Warrant of execution was issued on the 1 FEBRUARY 2016, the goods listed hereunder will be sold in execution on FRIDAY, 10TH JUNE 2016 at 11:00am at the Sheriff's Sale Rooms, THE SHERIFF of GREYTOWN 121 Sargeaunt Street to the highest bidder: 1 dining room table 4 piece lounge suite 1 braai stand 2 corner stands 1 TV (Hisense) 2 Sony speakers 1 TV stand 1 CD rack 11 carpets 2 pictures 1 snooker cue 1 microwave 1 two-plate stove 2 kitchen cupboards 1 Kelvinator fridge/deepfreeze 1 electric kettle 17 pots 67 cups 79 glass tumblers 28 assorted Tupperware 23 glass plates 26 glass saucers 6 glasses with stand 28 glass bowls 10 plastic plates 4 glass trays 1 toaster 1 ideas is braaistand 1 genius slicer 2 gratings 2 plastic tumblers 22 spice containers 123 pieces of cutlery 3 plastic baskets 1 mop 1 Spade 1 fork 1 rake 2 brooms 1 duster 2 dust pans and brushes 1 vehicle radiator 1 cylinder head 1 cricket bat 15 fishing rods 1 bag fishing tackle 3 red toolboxes with tools 1 floodlight with stand 1 extractor fan 22 boxes containing clothing 1 braai Kit 3 amplefiers 1 generator 1 sander and grinder 1 gas heater 1 dartboard 5 brass pots 1 vehicle jack stand 3 cupboards with clothing 2 clothing baskets 2 headboards 1 bed with mattress

NB: The sale is for cash or bank guaranteed cheque only. Take further notice that: 1. This sale is a sale in execution pursuant to a judgement obtained in the above court. 2. The Rules of this auction is available 24 hours before the auction at the office of the Sheriff GREYTOWN 3250. 3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to the specific conditions, inter alia: a) Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008. (URL http://www.info.gov.za/vi ew/DownloadFileAction?id=99961) b) FICA-legislation in respect of proof of identity and address particulars c) Payments of a Registration fee of R200.00 in cash d) Registration conditions apply. Dated at Greytown on this 16th day of May 2016 Execution Creditor's Attorney NEL & STEVENS 117A Voortrekker Street, GREYTOWN, 3250 10/A024/001

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NOTICE IN THE ESTATE of the late Nalini Khan, Identity Number 670403 0135 082, unmarried, who died on the 21 July 2015, of 57 Acacia Street, Greytown. ESTATE NUMBER 6713/2015/PMB In terms of Section 29 of Act 66 of 1965, all persons having claims against the above estate are called upon to lodge their claims with the undersigned within a period of 30 (thirty) days from the date of publication hereof. DATED at GREYTOWN, KwaZulu-Natal, on this 10th day of MAY 2016. NEL & STEVENS Attorneys for Executor 117A Voortrekker Street P O Box 60 GREYTOWN 3250

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SPORT NEWS From the courts THE RTS and Organic for Africasponsored tennis championship and handicap tournament got off to a slow rain-delayed start last weekend. The format encourages the usual Saturday afternoon social tennis so come along for a game of tennis even if you have not entered the tournament. To be played during the week: Ian Redfern vs Steve Muna (h) and Martin Platt/Sylvia Varty vs Mark Thomas/Trish Kohne (c) Matches to be played on Saturday 21 May: Saturday: 1.30pm 1. Andy Mason/Debbie Comins vs Leon and Erika Gevers (c) 2. Sue Thomson/Ruth Drew vs Carol Adendorff / Joanie Koller (c) 3. Daryl Arbuckle vs Pierre Steyn (h) 4. Corne Nefdt vs Robyn Steyn (h)

5. Colin Corbishley/Michael Meyer vs Mark Thomas/Herman van Rooyen (c) Saturday: 2.30pm 1. Ian Hill vs Winner (Ian Redfern vs Steve Muna) (h) 2. Ruth Drew vs Louise Hill (h) 3. Martin Bloy vs Leon Gevers (h) 4. Guy Platt/Corne Nefdt vs Colin Corbishley/Joanie Koller (c) 5. Deon vs winner (Daryl Arbuckle vs Pierre Steyn) (h) Saturday: 3.30pm 1. Calista Muna/Joanie Koller vs Pam Paul/Trish Kohne (h) 2. Martin and Guy Platt vs Pierre Steyn and Ian Redfern (h) 3. Ian Hill vs Mark Thomas (c) 4. Leon Gevers/Steve Muna vs Colin Corbishley/Daryl Arbuckle (h) 5. Deon van Rooyen/Carol Adendorff vs CG and Corne Nefdt (h) Should you be unable to play, please reschedule with your opponents and advise Ian Hill.

Greytown Giants fixture list GREYTOWN Rugby Club is looking forward to the support of the community at its next three fixtures to be played in Greytown. These matches will be played at the Greytown High School fields at 8pm on: Friday 27 May: Greytown Giants vs Ladysmith Friday 3 June: Greytown Giants vs Voortrekker Old Boys Friday 17 June: Greytown Giants

vs UKZN 3rd. The Greytown team played hard in its match against UKZN in Pietermaritzburg last Friday, but went down 45-5. Man of the Match: front line, Ndumiso Zondi and back line, Nelson Makhaye. Practices are held at 5pm at Greytown High School on Mondays and Wednesdays - new players welcome.

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Greytown 2016 golf champion Greytown Country Club champion 2016 Bheki Mlangeni (left) was presented with the trophy by golf captain Tienie Muller.

Greytown Country Club news Mascor Monthly Mug results from 14 May: A division – 1st: M. Msomi on 69 nett 2nd: B. Zuma on 71 nett. B Division – 1st: D. Meyer on 71 nett. 2nd: G. Ngubane on 75 nett. OVERALL mug winner was M. Msomi. Congratulations to all the winners and thank you to our

sponsor, Mascor, and all the golfers for their continued support. Happy Hour is on Friday 27 May. Errol and Debbie Rottcher are sponsoring the meal to remember their house that burnt down a year ago. They would like to say thank you to the community for their support, understand-

St Cathryn’s news ST Cathryn's members are reminded of the Farmers’ Agri-Care Monthly Mug on Saturday 21 May. An update on the Grand Prix standings will be made available and early indications are that Liekie Steyn is the leader. Grand Prix is a competition where Mug results are points- driv-

en and the higher you end up on at the Farmers Agri-Care Monthly Mug, the more points you score. Some of the members have entered the Plennegy Ladies invitation in Greytown, and on Sunday we travel to Greytown be part of the competition there. Dates have now been set for the

ing and love in the past year. Please join the Rottcher family at the club for Happy Hour. James Mason missed out on the money as he was not present at the time on the draw. The next attendance draw will be on Friday 20 May with R700 up for grabs. Be here from 6.30pm and you could be the lucky winner. match-play finals and the first rounds will be played on the Farmers’ Agri-Care Monthly Mug on 25 June and the final round on Sunday 26 June. Thank you to all the members who were able to alter their busy schedules. This Friday night 20 May the clubhouse will be closed due to the functions in the district. To book for golf, contact Piet on 083 269 1661.

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