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Umvoti CMC staff celebratingHeritage Day and the month intraditional style: (l to r): StheZonbdi, Circuit manager N.G.Mhlongo; Nokuthula Dlamini andLungisa Khuzwayo; in front:Lethukuthula Hlongwa andNokuthula Sithole.

This Friday is the first full UmvotiMunicipal Council meeting since17th July when Province inter-vened in terms of the Constitutionand appointed Mr Martin SitholeasAdministratortorescuetheMu-nicipality from being in a state ofchaos, instabilityanddysfunction-ality.

The Municipality’s state hadcome about “due to a lack of prop-erlyconstitutedgovernancestruc-tures, lackof institutional capacityassociated with high vacancy insenior management level and in-complete organogram, lack ofstructure service delivery initia-tives, as well as lack of rule of lawwhich inevitably creates an envi-ronment conducive of abuse ofmunicipal resources and interfer-ence in administration just tomention a few.”

High on the list of the draft re-coveryplan tobepresentedby Ad-ministrator Sithole is the finalisa-tion of the outstanding Court case

on the status of the removal of Ex-co and Speaker;illegal election ofnew Exco and office bearers . Soall executive and administrativefunctions have been taken over bythe Administrator who has giventhe deadline of 31st January 2014to have the status quorestored.

The draft recovery plan is verycomprehensive covering goodgovernance and public participa-tion;Municipal transformationand organisational develop-ment;financial viabilty and man-agement; basic service deliveryand local economic development(LED) and will be discussed byCouncil at the full meeting sched-uled to take place on Friday 27thSeptember at 10 a.m. in the Coun-cil Chamber.Council is required toreview the intervention on a regu-lar basis to monitor progress andmake recommendations to theProvincial Exco.

Alsoontheagendawillbeanup-

datebyIGODA,theconsultantsap-pointed by the Municipality to un-dertake a comprehensive metermanagement 3 year project to de-crease electrticity losses duemainly to illegal connections,tam-pering thefts, and occasional mal-functioning of meters, In 4668 in-spections carried out 85 cases oftampering were found with 445credit meters not sealed.

A total of 854 meters are pre-paid sales showing an increase.One of the challenges being facedby IGODA is that work in Enhla-lakahle has stopped due to thesafety of their employees and oth-er factors. Consultation is ongoingwith stakeholders who requestedcertain concessions for considera-tion.

Matters raised at ward commit-tee meetings held in all elevenwards from July last year to Junethis year - include RDP hous-es;transport for school children;shortage of water and electricity;

youth unemployment;lack ofID,grants and pensions; moreschools ; and clinics.

Traffic stats for themonthofAu-gust show that 68 abnormal loadswere clocked ofwhich 60were es-corted raisingR27000 for theMu-nicipalcoffers.Therewere570pr-tosecutions totalling R433 300with 2 arrests.At the testing sta-tion the issue of various licenc-es,roadworthy certificates etc.brought inR185 442.

In December last year, Munici-pal officials confiscated goodsfrom informal traders -withoutprior notice. I

inMay this year Council author-ised an amount of R17 156 to bepaid out to traders affected whohad lost edible goods.Five of thetraders did not receive paymentdue to technical hitches on theirpart. As this is deemed wastefulexpenditure in terms of theMFMACouncil has to approve a furtherR2 990 to be paid out to these ven-

dors.In regard to the FET College to

be established by the Departmentof Education, Council requestedMondi toexcise .aportionofTown-lands for theFETcollegeand ladn-fill site -Mondi has agreed.

What could cause controversy isthe item “for noting” - Council hadapproved an allocation of R300000 for the Matomela Memoriallecture . 8 tables were purchasedat a cost of R200 000 which waspaid directly to the EducationTrust of the AmaNxamalala clan.It is understood that a number ofCouncillors who indicated theywould attend the dinner did not doso.Municipal staff overtime costsand necessary purchases will bepresented to Council and will bemet by the balance of the R300000.

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Ngomgqibelo mhlaka 28kuSeptember, kusekelaNGO7 Ekuseni simema aba-zali, abafundi, abadalabasecreche Inkanyiso,ama-bandla, abafundi bezikolezaseGreytown.

Zonke , amasonto, abem-inyango kahulumeni, isi-bonelo;othisha,ojele,amanesi, odokotela, omab-halane njll,ukuzovuselela,kupendwe, kukhandweokonakeleyo, kwakhiwe i-Jungle Gym,nemishwibomkuvuswe nogandagandaomdala.

Sicela ninikele ngezingo-do eziphekiwe,amapulang-we, upende izipikili nanga-makhonoenuokubaza,uku-shisela nokwakha.

Impahla namathoyizi, si-cela ishiywe ecreche.

Inkayiso creche is the old-est creche in Enhlalakahlehaving been established inthe early 1950’s and is now

seriously in need of repairsand painting.

This Saturday 28th Sep-tember a work party will beat the creche from 7 a.m. tocarry out renovationsetc. Members of the public,Government Departments,churches, former crechestudents and local business-es are asked to donate theirskills and time on the Satur-dayaswellasmaterials suchas paint, poles , planks etc-please drop off at thecreche.

Inkayiso creche commit-tee is led byMr. BPMadondo, acting Chairperson MsNtombintombi Hlanguzasecretary,Mr.Mlungisi Mb-hense and Ms Nana Mkhizeas additional members.

If you canassist or requirefurther information pleasecontact Ms Hlanguza on 082937 2778.

PLEASE HELPPLEASE HELPInkanyisoCreche

A creche in a remote rural area is be-ing forced to turnawayhalf of its chil-dren as no response to its request forassistancehas come fromeitherGov-ernment or Umvoti Municipality.

Sicelinhlanhla Crech has been ac-comodating93youngsters in theonlytwo classrooms it has but theDepart-ment of Social Development officialshas informed the creche that maxi-mum 27 children per classroom ispermitted and that the balance of thetoddlers must go.

In an interview with the GreytownGazette, creche secretary, Mr M.MShange, said that the creche only re-

ceived a subsidy for 54 childrenwhich theyhad to spread to copewiththe 93. The creche, situated in Gwin-yamthe, Matimatolo( Umvoti Ward2), services children from deep ruralareas with an over 90% unemploy-ment rate of parents... many justabout surviving on old age pensions,foster and child grants etc.There isno way that the classrooms could befinancedbyparents, guardians, childheaded families etc.

It has been proved that early child-hood training and education is vitalfor the future growth and develop-ment of a child .and unless action is

taken to build at least another twoclassrooms it means that 54 childrenwill be at a huge disadvantage fromthe start of their school lives

There is a dire and crucial need forsuch a facility and if the creche isforced to de-register 54 children thiscould adversely affect their fu-tures.Thenearest creche is 4 kilome-tres away - toomuch of a distance forthe little ones to get there.

Anyone who can assist in solvingthis problem is asked to contact MrShange on 072 258 9377 or the prin-cipal Ms Bhengu on 079 4129087

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IF THE CRECHE IS FORCED TO DEREGISTER 54 CHILDREN THIS COULD ADVERSELY AFFECT THEIR FUTURES. THE NEAREST CRECHE IS 4 KILOMETRES AWAY TOO MUCH OF A DISTANCE FOR THE LITTLE ONESTO GET THERE.


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Hermannsburg’s MissionHouse Museum hosted a 21stbirthday bash complete withbirthdaycakeandsinginganddancing,aspartof itsheritagemonth celebrations. A pro-gramme, which included en-tertainment provided by theDeutsche Schule Hermanns-burg, Hermannsburg Com-bined School and BoscombePrimary School; speechesmade by various dignatories,thesingingof theNationalAn-them,a treeplantigceremonyand the unveiling of a newlydonated ox wagon; enter-tained the guests who hadcome from various schoolsand communities, to cele-brate the day with the muse-um’s curator and staff,

TheKassier family donatedthe ox wagon and Mr. Conradkassier addrssed the gather-ing, telling the guests aboutthe ox wagon’s interestinghistory and its final trip toHermannsburg, complimentsof Diedericks Panel Beaters.

Hermannsburg’s principal,Mrs Ute Brand welcomed theguests and stressed how im-portant it was to take care ofour history in order to buildour future on a solid founda-tion. Pastor Burgert Brandheld a devotion, which alsounderlined the importance oftreating our heritage with re-spect.

The director of museumservices of the province, MrsDolly Khumalo sent a greet-ing, which was read by RolfKönigkrämer, a member of

the museum committee.The singers and dancers

from Boscombe PrimarySchool were impressive intheir colourful outfits andlively dance routine. Her-mannsburg Combined Schoolsent strong messages withtheir song, dance and poemrecital, warning the youth toguardagainst drugabuseandto foster a life-stylewhichwillkeep them free of HIV andAids.

A very impressive perform-ance from Miss S. Mbatha, aGrade 9 pupil from the Her-mannsburg Combined Schoolhad everybody in awe of thematureway inwhich she pre-sented a poem,which shehadwritten herself.

The Primary School choirsfrom the Deutsche SchuleHermannsburg sang beauti-ful spiritual songs, whichwere fitting to the missionarytheme of the museum.

Mrs Kate Summersgill waspresented with a token of ap-preciation for her manyyears’ service to themuseum,as a stand-by guide, when thecurator is not available to dotours. Mrs Lisa Nene, mem-ber of the museum’s commit-tee planted a sneezewoodtree in the grounds of themu-seum to commemorate theoccasion. Refreshmentswereenjoyed by the guests, whilethe curator,Mrs Inge von Fin-tel and her assistant Ms PetraReibeling were in attendanceto take tours through themu-seum and answer questions.

Hermannsburg Mission House Museum celebrates 21st Birthday

TalentedS.Mbathawhopresenteda poemshe hadwritten

Planting a Sneezewood tree, Mrs Kate Summersgill, Mrs Ute Brand, Mr Frenzel,Mr Conrad Kassier, Ms Petra Reibeling, MrsInge vonFIntel, Mrs Lisa Nene and teachers from Hermannsburg Combined and Boscombe Primary.


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Three records tumbled at this year’s hotly-con-tested inter-house athletics meeting betweenReedbuck and Bushbuck. Kirstin Rabe broke theU12 girls’ 1200m record and Tobias von Seydlitzbroke the U16 boys’ triple jump record. The med-ley relay record for the girls was the third to fall.In the end, Bushbuck won both the athletics andthe spirit cup, with guest of honour, Pastor UdoLütge, handing over the trophies during a shortceremony at the end. Joel Pope and Kirstin Rabewere Junior Victor and Victrix Ludorum, while Ru-vasan Pillay and Nomvuyo Nkosi were the U14Champions. Tobias von Seydlitz and Ilse Ort-mann were the U16 Champions; Senior Victor andVictrix Ludorum: Thomas Mahnecke and AndreaKohrs. Sven Klar was voted Athlete of the Day.

More records tumbled when six primaryschools joined us at Hermannsburg for our annu-al Umvoti Athletics meeting on Saturday, 7 Sep-tember. Four records were broken and threeequalled, with our own Julian Königkrämerbreaking the U7 boys’ 75 m and equalling theU7 boys’ 50 m records. GreytownJuniorSchooltook the honours in the end, with Wartburg com-ing in second and Hermannsburg third.

Hermannsburg Happenings

Grade 11’s at Buhlebuyeza HighSchool have been achieving excel-lent results in the exams held inMarch and June this year andwerehoping to improve even more ontheseintheSeptemberpreparatoryexams.

One of the top tenAngelMchunu,who is in the business, commerceand management stream has doneexceptionally well in a speechcometition. organised by Umziny-athi and KZN departments of Edu-cation for all Grade 11 students do-

ing these courses.She came secondin the Msinga circuit level and tooktoppositionat thedistrict level con-test held on28thAugust inDundee.Angel nowmoves on to take part inthe Provincial level contest.

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BUHLEBUYEZABUHLEBUYEZAGrade 11’s doing well

Top ten Grade 11 achievers; (back):Muziwenkosi Khumalo;Ayanda Sithole;Sbongile Zondi;Mbalenhe Ngubane;(front) Slin-dokuhle Mlangeni;Sanele Mbele;Angel Mchunu; Bonginkosi Mchunu;Nokubonga Mchunu and(Sihle Sihoyiya not in photo)

DIM the lights and raise the curtain ... the Maxund Moritz concert is upon us and the Grade R’shave been busy practising with the High Schoolfor Thursday night’s performance - come and seeus on stage! Our grandparents came back toschool last Friday and we had loads of fun to-gether in the Kindergarten on our annual Opaund Oma Tag. First we showed off our work-books, so they could see how much we’ve donethis year, and then we had tea together, withlots of yummy cake. Together we coloured in,cut out and stuck bits to each other with glueto make funny, fruity faces before we all settleddown for story time, where our teachers actedout the story of ‘the little caterpillar’ who turnedinto a beautiful butterfly. We all went home hap-py and just a little tired after a wonderful daywith our grandparents. A special thank-you goesto all our ‘adopted’ grannies and grandpas, forsupporting the Little Oaks whose grandparentscouldn’t make it.

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Only bidders who are registered on the Provincial Suppliers Database are eligible tosubmit bids. Should you not be registered with the Provincial Suppliers Database on theclosing date you will not be considered.Bids may be submitted on the official tender form, which shall be completed in all respectsand all information must be supplied as stipulated in the bid documents. Requirements forsealing, addressing, delivery, opening and assessment of tenders are stated in the tenderdata. Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile and late tenders will not be accepted.Documents will be issued at R100-00. The bid document amount is not refundable andmust be deposited to the Departmental Bank Account before collecting the document.Where more than one projects are advertised, deposits must be done individually.Banking Details are as follows:


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UmvotiMunicipality

BID INVITATION

Bids are hereby invited in terms of the Municipal Systems Act, Act 32 of 2000 as amended, and in termsof Sections 110, 111 and 112 of the Municipal Finance Management Act, Act 56 of 2003, from suitablyqualified and experienced contractors for the fencing of King Edward Park and Theodore Menne Library.

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Fencing of KingEdward Park andTheodore MenneLibrary.

3CE, 3CEPE orhigher

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CONTRACT DOCUMENTSContract documents will be available as from the 2 October 2013 during working hours at StoresDepartment, 100 Pine Street upon payment of a non-refundable fee of R200,00 per document by meansof cash or bank guaranteed cheque in favour of: “UMVOTI MUNICIPALITY”. No contract documents willbe available at the site meeting.COMPULSORY SITE INSPECTIONA compulsory site inspection for prospective bidders will be on the 4 October 2013 starting at 11h00, atthe Town Hall, 41 Bell (King DinuZulu) Street, Greytown, 3250 and thereafter all parties will proceed tothe site. Bidders are advised that it is a condition of the bid that the site must be visited on this date inthe presence of the Project Manager.BID SUBMISSIONBids, in sealed envelopes clearly endorsed with the respective project names are to be placed in the bidbox at the Umvoti Municipality, 41 Bell Street, Greytown, 3250, on or before 12h00 on Friday, 18 October2013. Bidders must submit B-BBEE certificate issued by verification Agency accredited by SANAS or aRegistered Auditor. Bids will be evaluated using 90/10 method.BID ENQUIRIESAll technical enquiries shall be referred to:Mr N. QwabeUMVOTI MUNICIPALITYTelephone No.: 033 413 9148Umvoti Municipality’s Procurement Policy will apply and the Municipality is not bound to accept thelowest bid or furnish any reason for the acceptance or rejection of any bid and reserves the right toaccept any bid or part thereof.Mr B.A. Xulu PO Box 71 Notice No.1855Municipal Manager Greytown 3250

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Umvoti Municipal personnel were busy beautifying Greytown streets on Monday planting flowers in the various street islands.

In a period of just 100 hours lastweek ER24 (Emergency MedicalCare) attended accident scenes inwhich a total of 23 lives had been

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The stimulating excursions en-joyed this term by most grades atNew Hanover Prep have providedvaluable educational opportunitiesaway from the classroom, withoutusing textbooks and other tools usedin anormal school setting. Theyhaveallowed for total immersion in thenatural environment. Teachers havebeen turning these trips into mobileclassrooms, instructing students tocollect data, then quizzing them orassigning a project based on whatthey learned during the outing.

The Grade Sevens explored Zulu-land for five days. They went on agame drive through Hluhluwe GameReserve and visited places of interestin St Lucia, Richard’s Bay, CapeVidaland Mtunzini, to name but a few ofthe highlights. The Grade Twos andThrees got to view jungle animals atthe Natal Zoological Gardens andMuseum and the Grade Ones andGrade Fours are looking forward totheir trips to the Flag Animal Farmand the Phezulu Cultural Village re-spectively.

Educational trips are wonderfulexperiences that allow students toapply their lessons to the real world.They offer an opportunity to performhands-on learning. They also catertomore thanone learningstyle,mak-ing them excellent teaching tools forcertain students. These trips tend tobe the most memorable moments ofa student’s career!

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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKSMIDLANDS REGION

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HEALTH: HIRE OF RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION:2 x 3-BEDROOM UNITS

BID NO.: ZNT 5788 WCONTRACT PERIOD: 1 yearCOMPULSORY BRIEFING: 2 October 2013 at 10:00

Department of Public Works: Midlands Region, auditorium40 Shepstone RoadLadysmith

TENDER VALIDITY PERIOD: 60 DaysTECHNICAL ENQUIRIES: Mr S. Dlamini Tel.: 036 638 8203 Fax: 036 638 8099Bidders who wish to claim BBBEE points must submit BBBEE certificate or EME certificateissued by a Verification Agency accredited by SANAS or a Registered Auditor.B-BBEE POINTS WILL BE ALLOCATED AS FOLLOWS:


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2 18

3 16

4 12

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Only bidders who are registered on the Provincial Suppliers Database are eligible tosubmit bids. Should you not be registered with the Provincial Suppliers Database on theclosing date you will not be considered.Bids may be submitted on the official tender form, which shall be completed in all respectsand all information must be supplied as stipulated in the bid documents. Requirements forsealing, addressing, delivery, opening and assessment of tenders are stated in the tenderdata. Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile and late tenders will not be accepted.Documents will be issued at R100,00. The bid document amount is not refundable andmust be deposited to the Departmental Bank Account before collecting the document.Where more than one projects are advertised, deposits must be done individually.Banking Details are as follows:


Note: Bidders are required to produce proof of payment (receipt) when collectingdocuments.BID ENQUIRIES: Mr M.T. Ndebele Tel.: 036 638 8096DOCUMENTS AVAILABLE FROM: Department of Public Works, 40 Shepstone Road,

LadysmithCLOSING DATE: 11 October 2013 at 11:00

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FOR ALL YOUR TYRES, SHOCKS,BATTERIES, EXHAUST, WHEEL

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INSINGISIIndigenous Nursery and Nature-scapesQuality indigenous plants grown in the

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Built-in Cupboards, Kitchens, 3D Plans,Decks, Shop Displays and Solid Wood Furniture.

Individual Requests Welcome

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LOCAL SERVICES

SirGreytown has a long military

history. The GreytownMountedRifles was formed in 1864.

In 1893 the unit became theUmvoti Mounted Rifles.

The U.M.R. Hall is the oldesthall in Greytown.

It was built in 1880 as a Ma-

sonic Hall, but later becameheadquarters of the Reg-iment.

Insteadof theauthoritiespre-serving this historically impor-tant building for future genera-tions, it is in a disgusting state,and left to rot.

The hall's only purpose pres-

ently is toprovide shelter for va-grants, as can be seen in thisphoto.

So sad!

Ernie Venter.

WHO CARES? Wembley’s annual formal awards cere-mony for the Matrics took place yester-day, Tuesday.

This year the College is delighted tohave, as the guest speaker,Anton vanderPostwho is regarded as an innovator andguru of self-development andmotivationin South Africa.

Hewas born and schooled in this coun-try and is still a leader in the field after43yearsasacommunicator, speakerandconsultant.

The speeches are followed with theawards presented to theMatrics for theirendeavours and successes over the lastyear in the academic, sporting and cul-tural fields – and then finally, the an-nouncement of Wembley’s 2014 prefectswhich is always an eagerly-awaited mo-ment.

OnFriday, there isa furtherMatric cer-emony – this time the Final Assemblywhich includes somehumorous observa-tion, final farewells and gift giving fol-lowed by tea for the Matrics and guests.They come back next term straight intothe first of their Cambridge exams – wewish them well for those.

OnMonday, 16th September,WembleyCollege boys’ tennis team played againstWartburg and won 57 – 9. Well done toall the boys who won their singles anddoubles matches.

On Wednesday,18th September, theU11 boys’ hockey team played a matchagainst Treverton on theWembleyAstro.The final outcome was a 3-3 draw.

WINDOW ONWEMBLEY

School holidaysand terms for2014(Department ofBasic Education) -for the first timeallnine provinceshave the sameschool calendar(excluding privateschools) as fol-lows:>>First term:Schools open 15thJanuary until 28thMarch. A total of 11weeks -52 schooldays and 1 public holi-day.>>Second term:

Schools open 7thApril until 27th June.A total of 11 weekswith 52 school daysand 8 public andschool holidays.>>Third term:Schools open 21st Ju-ly until 3rd October.A total of 11 weekswith 54 school daysand 1 public holiday>>Fourth term:chools open 13 Octo-ber until 10th Decem-ber.A total of 9 weekswith 43 school days.In 2014 pupils will beat school for a totalof 42 weeks equal to201 days anfd have 7+ 3 public holidays!

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BOOKKEEPERRequired for a leading Micro-Financecompany in Wartburg. Duties willinclude payments, debtors, creditors,reconciliations and bookkeeping to trialbalance.REQUIREMENTS• Matric.• Minimum 5 years’ experience within a

bookkeeping or accounting role.SKILLS• Computer literate.• MS Word.• MS Excel.• Pastel Partner v12.• Pastel Bank Manager.The salary offered is commensurate withexperience and is market-related.

Applications, which must beaccompanied by a CV which includes

3 traceable references, should besubmitted to;

General Manager, PO Box 86, Wartburg3233 or

E-mail: [email protected] orFax: 086 668 0641

If you have not had any response in twoweeks, please consider your application

unsuccessful.

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEKLARGE VARIETY OF INDIGENOUS AND EXOTIC

PLANTS SEEDLINGS, TREES AND INDOOR PLANTS

Phone: 033 413 3510At the top of Voortrekker str, continue straight,

follow the signs.

Swing into Springat

The Country Nursery GAZETTESMALLSSomething for everyone

PLEASE NOTE: DEADLINE FORGAZETTE CLASSIFIEDS IS

MONDAY, 10 amPHONE 033 413 2735

12 Thanks

UMNDENI waka Gwal-la udlulisa ukubongakubobonke abawusin-gathile ngesikhathiushiywe ubaba wase-khaya uThemba

Phillip “Khehla” Gwalla.Amabandla ahlukene,umphakathi sithi Inko-si inibusise.

20 Lost andFound

MISSING Golden Labra-dor, his name is Simbaand he is 2 years old.Went missing on 4thSeptember. Pleasephone 082 753 0670 ifyou have seen him. Re-ward offered.

WEDDING ring found atAheers on 17th. Pleasecontact the GreytownGazette ASAP.

30 BuildingServices

ISIHLABATHI amatshekanye nanablocksngentengo yasewholesale. Telephone033 413 1414 /0 8 2 7 8 3 6 0 3 5kuhlangene konkenokudilivaedolobheni.

MARVELOUS TradingProjects. Specializingwith: *Tiling * Plastering *Building * Painting * Ceil-ing * Paving. Contact 076016 6322. e-mail: [email protected]

38 FencingServices

FAIRVIEW fencing qualityworkmanship andback-up service onautomated gates and alltypes of game,agricultural amd securityfencing. Contact KeithCowie 082 772 5436.

39 For Hire

10 Seater round tables,patio gas heaters, whitemarquees, decor, cook-ing. Greytown HiringServices. 033 417 1157,082 957 2812, 082 3156653.

AMATAFULA. 10 Seaterawo round noma tendeamasha amphlophe. Tel.082 957 2812 / 082 3156653.

47 PersonalServices

ABORTION alternative -Wednesday 2 - 5 pm.Free councelling by ap-pointment. Call or sms078 879 7484.

73 General Sales

AFRICA Wendy houses.Grade A pinewood, big,small, low prices,, louvrestyle. Sylie 083 9960526.

CHICKEN fat and skinsideal for pet food availa-ble at Honcho’s. Contact:033 413 3122. 10kg R30,20kg R50.

73 General Sales

FOR all your butter bis-cuits, fancy cupcakes,cake pops & more con-tact 033 413 2786, 083845 5416 to place yourorder.

UMVOTI Carpets @ LaFontana Centre for allcarpets, laminate floor-ing, vinyls and blinds.Come see me or contactIngrid 082 319 0972.

79 Pets/Aquariums/Tropical Fish

DOG and cat boarding.SPCA. Tel: 072 0969634.

85 Wanted toBuy

ARE you selling your caror bakkie??? Immediatedeals & we give you thebest prices!!!. 033 4132007, 082 769 4695.

WANTED. Accident dam-aged & non running cars& bakkies wanted - topprices paid. 033 4132007, 082 769 4695.

109 CommercialPremises to Let

TO let, Greytown, lowerBell Street - near As-malls, shops / offices.1)176 sqmt - R7 000 pm2)129 sqmt - R5 500 pm.3)44 sqmt - R2 750pm.Call Mahomed 032 5511522 during workinghours.

124 Flats to Let

1 Bedroom flat availableimmediately, R2 700.00incl L & W. Contact: 072583 0803.

126 Houses to Let

3 Bedroom house, 21/2bathrooms to let 15 kmout of town. Tel. 082 3149424.

SECURE 2 bedroomhouse, lounge, kitchen,R3 500 pm. Contact: 076236 4076 / 033 413 1444.

129 Outbuildings

OUTBUILDING for rent, 1bedroom, kitchen, show-er, available immediately,R2 500 incl. Contact 074888 4759.

161 Servicing andSpares

MOTOR Chapps UsedSpares. Pop in for yourfree licence discholders.

163 Used Bakkies

2005 Ford Bantam, R35000. Good condition. Tel:078 667 7932 / 087 8855445.

164 Used Cars

2004 Opel Corsa 1,6 Sportwith 80 000 km, FSH,R59 000. 2006 Polo 1,6Classic, 98 000 km, FSH,1 owner, spare keys, su-per clean, R69 000. 2008Toyota Corolla 1,6, a/c,p/s, 114 000 km, FSH,sold with COR, R109000. 2012 MercedesA180 Avant Guard, silver,28 000 km, FSH, no acci-dents, R250 000. 2011Polo Vivo Trendline 1,4,white, 34 000 km, FSH,a/c, MP3, c/locking, noaccidents, R119 000. Wesell cars with cash. Con-tact 076 258 8801, 033413 3249.

173 GeneralEmployment

EXPERIENCED vehiclesalesperson required.Must have knowledge ofvehicles. Good communi-cations skills. Must beable to work under pres-sure. Drivers licencewould be an advantage.No chancers. Pleasecontact 082 482 8418,033 413 3249.

RECEPTIONIST / Admin-istrative Clerk. We arelooking for a responsibleperson with sound trackrecord and computerknowledge. Candidatesmust have experiencewith petty cash, invoicingand banking. Previousexperience in the field willbe advantageous. We of-fer a market related re-muneration package anda pleasant working envi-ronment. Applicationsshould be faxed to 086242 2486. Closing date:11 October 2013. Appli-cants who have not beencontacted by 18 October2013 should assume thattheir applications havebeen unsuccessful.

179 Work Wanted:Domestic

MATURE lady seeks do-mestic work, can cook,look after children. Tel.079 555 6975.

186 Estates

NOTICEIN the Estate of the late

VUSUMUZI DANIEL ZONDIId No: 391025 5275 080,married out of communityof property, of 906 LongHolmes EnhlalakahleTownship, Greytown,

KwaZulu-Natal who diedon the 1st July 2013

Estate No: 2979/2013/PMBIn terms of Section 29 of Act

66 of 1965, all persons hav-ing claims against the aboveEstate are called upon tolodge their claims with theundersigned within a periodof 30 (THIRTY) days fromthe date of publication here-of.

Dated at Greytown,KwaZulu-Natal, on this 9thday of September 2013.

- Nel & StevensAttorneys for Executor117a Voortrekker Street(P O Box 60) Greytown3250.

186 Estates

NOTICEIN the Estate of the latePROMISE PHUMUZILE

NXELEId No: 630818 0689 086,widowed, of 9 Protea

Place, Greytown, KwaZu-lu-Natal who died on the

15th of June 2013Estate No: 2979/2013/PMB

In terms of Section 29 of Act66 of 1965, all persons hav-ing claims against the aboveEstate are called upon tolodge their claims with theundersigned within a periodof 30 (THIRTY) days fromthe date of publication here-of.

Dated at Greytown,KwaZulu-Natal, on this 9thday of September 2013.

- Nel & StevensAttorneys for Executor117a Voortrekker Street(P O Box 60) Greytown3250.

190 Sale in Execution

IN the Magistrate’s Courtfor the District

of Umvoti held atGreytown

Case No: 119/13in the matter between:CARBO NATAL (PTY) LTD

Execution CreditorAndCARBO NATAL PRODUC-TIONS (PTY) LTD

Execution DebtorNOTICE OF SALE IN

EXECUTION (AUCTION)In pursuance of a Judgementin the court of theMagistrate of Greytown andwrit of execution issued onthe 18th July 2013, thegoods listed hereunder willbe sold in execution on FRI-DAY, 11TH OCTOBER2013 at 11:00, at BrackenFarm Dundee Road Grey-town to the highest bidder.The defendent’s right, title &interest in and to the follow-ing:

1 x Briquetting Plant, (Subjectto claim by Execution Cred-itor)

2 x Trucks1 x Shed Approx 15m x 10m,

(Subject to landowner’sclaim)

6 x Fire Hydrants1 x Wax PlantQuantity Loose Tools,

Spares, Scrap metalNB: The sale is for cash or

bank guaranteed chequeonly:

Take further notice that:1. This sale is a sale in exe-

cution pursuant to a judg-ment obtained in the aboveCourt.

2. The Rules of this auction isavailable 24 hours beforethe auction at the office ofthe Sheriff for GreytownTransnet House (Ex SAPS),Sargeaunt Street, Greytown.

3. Registration as a buyer is apre-requisite subject to spe-cific conditions, inter alia;

a)Directive of the ConsumerProtection Act 68 of 2008.(URLhttp://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction?id=99961)

b)FICA legislation in respectof proof of identity and

address particulars ;c)Payment of a registration

fee of R200.00 in cash;d)Registration conditions.Dated at Greytown on this

10th day of September2013.

_Execution Creditor’sAttorney. NEL & STEVENS

117a Voortrekker StreetGreytown 325010/B023/009.

Ucela ukufuniswa laba abalandelayo: Ongabanolwazi athintane nosonhlalakahle kulenomboloelandelayo 033-4171527.

1.Ubaba ka Andiswa Mzila, Nontobeko Mzila,ababezalwa nguMakhosazane Mzila waseKha-manzi ongasekho.

2.Ubaba ka Amahle Ndlovu, owayezalwanguThembi Ndlovu ongasekho emhlabeniowayehlala eNgome.

3.Ubaba ka Amahle Zondi owayezalwanguKhululiwe Zondi ongasekho owayehlala eHer-mansburg.

4.Ubaba nomama ka Kwanele Mchunu ohlalaekhamanzi mission ugogo womtwana uThembe-ni Martha Mchunu.

5.Ubaba ka Olwethu Aphiwe Dladla owayezal-wa nguXolisile Dladla ongasekho emhlabeniowayehlala eNgome.

6.USlindile Mchunu ongumama ka Zinhle Mc-hunu owamthola kuThemba Sithole eMuden.

7.Ubaba ka Sanele Ngubane owayezalwa uFu-nani Metina Ngubane ongasekho emhlabeniowayehlala eBomvini.

8.Ubaba ka Ishimal Zulu, Eugene Zulu ababez-alwa nguLindeni Dombozi Zulu ongasekho emh-labeni waseMuden.

9.UNonhlanhla Manyoni ongumama ka Nkosi-nathi Emanuel Manyoni akamthola kuGeraldMtozothini Mnyaka ongasekho emhlabeniowayehlala eMuden.

10.USuzan Dube ongumama ka Anele Dubeamthola ku Mthokozisi Mchunu ohlala eMuden.

11.UNomkhosi Gasa waseMshwathi onguma-ma ka Olwethu Kunene amthola kuQalukubonaKunene ohlala eMuden.

12.Ubaba ka Lazola Luthando Thabetheowayezalwa nguNoxolo Thandeka Sibisi ongase-kho emhlabeni owayehlala eNhlalakahle.

13.Ubaba ka Londiwe Thembeka Madondoowayezalwa uNomkhosi Victoria Madondo on-gasekho owayehlala eNhlalakahle

14.Ubaba nomama kaSamukelo Nxele ohlalaeShane

15.Ubaba nomama ka Bonokuhle Sithole ohla-

la noNobuhle Sithole eShane.16.Ubaba nomama ka Xolani Sthole, Thandan-

ani Sthole, Sipho Sthole abahlala noTuloBongekile Sthole ohlala eShane.

17.Umama ka Njabulo Ngxongo amthola kuBongumusa Ngxongo ongasekho emhlabeniowayehlala eShane.

18.Ubaba ka Sphesihle Gabela owayezalwa uN-okwazi Gabela ongasekho emhlabeni owayehlalaeMbulwane.

19.Ubaba nomama ka Mthobisi Cele ohlalanoMantombi Sibongile Cele ohlalaeMatimatolo.

20. Ubaba ka Nonkululeko FanelesibongeGumede owayezalwa uPhilisiwe Ntombifuthi Sit-hole ongasekho emhlabeni owayehlala eMatima-tolo.

21.Ubaba ka Nosipho Luthuli, NonkululekoLuthuli ababezalwa uKhethiwe Luthuli ongase-kho emhlabeni owayehlala eMatima-tolo

22.Ubaba kaSiyanda Blessing Cele nobaba kaAndiswa Sandiswa Cele ababezalwa uCelokuhleCele noZilondile Jeanet Cele abangasekho aba-behlala eMatimatolo.

23.Ubaba ka Andiswa Andile Ndlovu owayezal-wa uPrecious Ndlovu ongasekho emhlabeniowayehlala eMatimatolo.

24. Ubaba kaMthokozisi Masuku, Banele Masu-ku, Amahle Polite Mkhize ababezalwa uTheodor-ah Hlengiwe Masuku ongasekho emhlabeniowayehlala eMatimatolo.

25.Ubaba kaSiphesihle Gift Phungula owaye-zalwa uNonkululeko Sinegugu Penelope Sitholeongasekho emhlabeni owayehlala eMatimatolo

26. Ubaba kaLondiwe Thembeka Madondoowayezalwa uNomkhosi Victoria Madondo on-gasekho emhlabeni owayehlala eNhlala-kahle

27. Ubaba ka Aphiwe Nene owayezalwa uJimAndile Nene ongasekho emhlabeni owayehlalaeNhlalakahle

28. Umama kaTiara Gosai amthola kuKeeranGosai ongasekho emhlabeni owayehlala eGrey-town

UMNYNAGOWOKUTHUTHUKISWA(Greytown Social Development)

Therewill be lots of fun at LakeMerthleythisSturday from11a.m.with lotsofmu-sic, DJs and activities such as waterslides, boats stalls etc. Entrance is R80per adult and R30 for children.

As a bar will be run by the organisersno liquour will be allowed to be broughtin during the function.

For further information phone 082217 8267

PICNIC@LAKE

LOST FOUND

Dog found on Mispah road near CPSSeedlings, please contact Carla on 082499 5429 if you are the owner or mayknow who the owner is.


Drilling of boreholes, testingand installation of pumps.

We are drilling in your areanow.

Tel : +27 (0) 39 317 4782Fax : +27 (0) 39 312 0521

: +27 (0) 86 508 4177Mobile : +27 (0) 82 414 0777Email : [email protected] Box 1327, Margate, South Africa

Open Invitation to all members of the public.

SPARE’S ZONEOPENING SOON

Suppliers of all motor vehicles spares andaccessories. (Cars, bakkies, trucks, tractors, trailers,

motorcycles, bicycles)

Open to suggestions, comments and ideas for stock.

We are eager to familiarize ourselves withworkshops, fleet owners, farmers and all Greytown

and surrounds vehicle owners.

Call us on 033 413 3445 or084 911 7707

visit at Shop 10, RA Aheers Centre(ex-Jimmy’s Killer Fish)

Centre

How does one start in pigeon racing? Firstand foremost a pigeon loft is required. Itdoes not have to be an elaborate structureand one can be constructed by anyonehandy with their hands.

Preferably built of timber with asbestosroofing with four wall ventiliation to allowa free flow of air;raised off the groundabout half a metre to allow access to yourdog to keep away stray cats or rats.

Dimensions should be about 5 metreslongand2metresdeep -this canbedividedinto twosection to separate the sexeswhilenot breeding.

The roof should slope front to back to al-low rain water to drain away andmost im-portantly the loft should be dry as damp-ness will bring disease.

This size structure should comfortablyhold 30 pigeons. The next step is to stockthe loft and any fancier of worth would beonly too pleased to breed babies to help anewcomer get started.

Spend as much time as possible with afellow fancier and learn his methods etc.He will be only too pleased to pass on anyknowledge to help you -don’t be afraid toask questions.

Thenewcomerwill also require apigeonclock so he is able to clock his winners onrace day. Second hand clocks can be ob-tained at a reasonable price. One will alsorequire a basket for carrying the birds butonce again a handyman can make one.

I have been referring to themale genderhere, but believe me I have known somelady fanciers who are far better thanmen,so ladies think about it.

GreytownRacingPigeon Clubnews

Tholinhlanla learners did extremely wellin cultural activities at the District levelcontest held at Efabeni on Monday 16thSeptember.

The talented champion teams wereawarded firsts inwedding songs, spiritualgospel without instruments and Indla-mu.They will now compete at Provinciallevel. The

talented singers and dancers back upteamof staff andparents ismuchappreci-ated.

Tholinhlanla staff and learners cele-brated Heritage Day last Wednesday ,18th September,as the school will beclosed next week.

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THOLINHLANLA

TOPICSTOPICS

Many of the children came to school in traditional dress to celebrate Heritage Day.

Ashasbecometraditionoverthepast fewyears,members of the publicwill be abletohaveabasicwilldraftedbyanattorneyfree of charge during NationalWills Week from 7 to 11 October .Grey-townlegal firms,NelandStevensandvanRooyen and Forder are participating inthis project..Contact details of all partici-pating attorneys can be accessed on theLSSA website at www.LSSA.org.za .

‘By ensuring that you have a valid will,you as the testator, can protect the inter-ests of your loved ones and ensure thatthere is no delay in settling your estateafter your death.

It also ensures that your executor willact according to your wishes as set outin your will.

A valid will allows you to state whoshould inherit your assets and property,to appoint an executor of your choice foryour estate and also a guardian for yourminor children,’ say Law Society ofSouth Africa (LSSA) Co-ChairpersonsKathleen Matolo-Dlepu and DavidBekker.

A practising attorney has the neces-sary knowledge and expertise to ensurethat your will is valid by complying withall the legal requirements in theWillsActand also that it complies with your wish-es.

Oftenawill isnotvalidbecausetheper-sonwhodrafts it doesnothave theneces-sary legal knowledge to ensure that allthe legal requirements of the Wills Actare met.

If you die without leaving a valid will,your assets will be distributed accordingto the provisions of the Intestate Succes-sionAct.But, the followingproblemsmayarise:

Your assets may not be left to the per-son of your choice;it can take a longertime to have an executor appointed; andthere could be unhappiness and conflictamong members of your family becausethere are no clear instructions on howto distribute your assets.

Issued by co-chairpersons Law Soci-ety of South Africa.

FREEFREEWILLS INNATIONALWILLSWEEK


Greytown’s Omo Dinkelmann and ErikaFischer played in the ladies sixes, hosted byWest Bowling Club on Saturday in Pietermar-itzburg in very windy conditions. Teaming upwith four ladies from PMBG, Omo and Erikaplayed the pairs against an Umgeni Waterfallteam and beat them26-22. It was a sort of giveand take game with excellent drawing shotsplayed and Omo played two super sniper shotsmoving theJack towards theirbackwoods -thepairwere lyingsevenbut theUmgeniskipman-aged to cut down to five.

After lunchtheysplitupandplayedtripswithMariette du Plessis but lost 18-15 -they came6th overall.

Winner of the Greytown Bowls club raffle ofa pine bench is Erika Fischer - the draw tookplace at the Umvoti Tyres fun day -once againthanks for a fabulous day.

Next fun day is Greytown Build It’s day onSunday6thOctober -R40perperson,bringandbraaiwith salads provided.Please contact Bry-an Paul; at 033 413 2157 to book your place!

ThegreensarebookedforSunday20thOcto-ber for the Bracken hackers Sunday bowlsbash! Members are invited to make up teams.

Another date to diarise - the annual generalmeeting of the club takes place in Wednesday23rd October.

FROM THEDITCH

GreytownCountry Clubwould like to con-gratulate Mascor Toyota on their move totheir impressive new premises. Mascorhas been a longtime sponsor of Greytowngolf and we wish them a happy and pros-perousoccupation.Weremindourgolfersto diarize Umvoti Tyres Golf Day which

will take place on Saturday 5th October.It will be the first opportunity to play onour spring treated greens and tee boxeswhile enjoying the hospitality of one ofGreytown’s prominent businesses.

Not to bemissed is the annual GCC GolfClassiconthe26thofOctober,which is fast

and enjoy your evening with friends andfamily. Tickets are available to buy@R20- win R1000 or a bottle of Chivas Regal,ticket includes your meal.

Don’t forget about the Beer Festival onFriday 4th October

Durban’s band “Chameleon” will be the en-tertainment for the evening. Tickets @ R50 in-cludes your meal (Pig on the spit) and 330mlfree draught beer .

For further information contact Lone du Ples-sis at the Country Club at 033-417 2441.

Dates to diarize16 – 27 Sept Course closed for spring treatment27th September ; Happy Hour4th October; Beer Festival5th October ; Umvoti Tyres Golf Day12th October; Mascor monthly mug

Greytown Country Club news

Thisweekweare sayinggoodbye toawellrespectedmember of St Cathryn’s - BarryOehme-- the current St Cathryn’s clubchampion is relocating to Margate aftertaking retirement. Barry was always acompetitive golfer and has indicated thathe will stay a country member and willstill visit St Cathryn’s. Good Bye Barry ...andwe look forward take you on - in yourown backyard in Margate.

Well known Mandini golfer - ChrisKnight died last week after a Quad bikeaccident. Chriswas instrumental in keep-ing the quadrangular competition going- when support and interest faded. Chriswas always a gentleman and the well re-spected golf captain of Mandeni club andknew his rules well. Chris - Thank you forhelping to put St Cathryn’s on the golfing

map. To Coral and his family we send ourcondolences and we will all miss seeingChris at St Cathryns.

This weekend the green keeper will behaving his own “Green keepers revenge”tournament. It is his turn to take revengeonmembers, when after golfers have hada few brown liquid refreshments - com-plain and tell the man how to do his job.Golfers will be treated fairly and unlikeother green keeper revenge tournamentsheld over the golfing world, a golfer willnot be expected to play from the middleof the islandontoagreenon theother sideof the plantation, or having the pin set ontop behind the slope on the eight green.Golfers will play in a three ball alliance- and could find the course to play in aclockwise setup - playing hole 1 from the

15th tee box and hole 2 from a temporarytee box to a temporary green. It’s goingto be fun - with a cost of R100 per handi-capped golfer, halftimeanda complimen-tary drink from the green keeper. Comeand have fun and say goodbye to Barry.Please note the names will be put in a hatand the “Revenged Green keeper” will dothe draw for the three ball partners. Teeoff is from 10 o’clock from the 15th Tee.

The final team selection for the KZNGUInterclub tournament is to be announcedsoon. We have entered two teams in theFrog C division so far. Any other golfersstill interested in playing in this eventplease contact Piet 083 2691661.

ThisFriday therewill besupper–Chef’ssurprise – please phone 082 555 2661 tobook

St Cathryn’s news

approaching. We have confirmed that theSafire ladies will be “manning” the halfwaywatering hole again for us this year!

The format will be Betterball Stablefordand entry lists are up on the board at theClub.

Course closed for SPRING TREATMENTfrom 16th September to 27th September

EveDrurywasthe luckywinnerofFriday’sattendance draw.

The next attendance draw will be on Fri-day 11th October with R100 up forgrabs.

Fridaynight the27th isHappyHour, come

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