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Mirror Classified LIMPOPO MIRROR 18 January 2019 11 Polokwane 0700) or the (general) minerals, which further informa� on. MABILA . IDENTITY NO : The First and Final Applicant not later than covers the following NB: Your applica� on 1804080258084 Liquida� on and 30 days a� er publica� on farms, all under the should reach the offi ce ESTATE NO: 139/2019 Distribu� on Account in MIRROR Vhembe (Mutale) of the Regional Manager DATE OF DEATH : 2018- of this advert. the Estate of the late Contact Details: Ndwambi Magisterial District in the Limpopo Region (101 12-25. LAST KNOWN THEMELI RAMBUDA Limpopo Province: Mafadza Nelson Dorp Street Polokwane, ADDRESS: HA-MPHEGO KHAUKANANI DINA of Farms(s) name: CLASSIFIED Postal address: PO Box 0600/Private Bag X 9467 THULAMELA ID No. 7702270452083 of Unsurveyed State Land. Polokwane 0700) or the Party should submit ac� vi� es involved 39, Mutale, 0956 MUNICIPALITY. Thohoyandou , LIMPOPO Farm No: 439MT. Applicant not later than Creditors and debtors in by Post, fax or email the upgrading and Cell: 073 155 1791. Province, who died on Project Applicant: 30 days a� er publica� on the above-men� oned SERVICES their name, contact refurbishment of the 0159672922. Fax: Nethengwe Nditsheni of this advert. estate are hereby the 2018-10-23. Ref No. informa� on, and reason exis� ng accommoda� on Email:tovhowaning@ Seth Contact Details: required to lodge their 2414/2018, Master’s for interest or how they facili� es as well as the gmail.com Opportunity to Nethengwe Nditsheni claims with and to Offi ce: Thohoyandou will are to be aff ected by upgrading of the fence. Par� cipate: Seth pay their debts to the be open for inspec� on for the above project to the In addi� on, Manupont is MAVHUNGU MASIBIGIRI Any person or Postal address: PO Box undersigned within a period of 21 days from 55 Commercial Rd contact person below.. in the process of applying INCORPORATED authority requiring 39, Mutale, 0956 thirty days of the date of date of publica� on at the Should you wish to a� end for a Water Use Licence more informa� on and Cell: 073 155 1791. publica� on hereof. Mater’s offi ces. Should no Louis Trichardt one of these mee� ngs, for ac� vi� es which NOTICE IN TERMS OF wishing to register as an Fax: 0159672922. ROKUNDA LEGAL objec� on be lodged with please contact the person require authorisa� on SECTION 35 LIQUIDATION Interested or Aff ected Email:Tovhowaning@ CONSULTANTS the master’s offi ce during Paper, Stationery, indicated below for according to Sec� on 21 AND DISTRIBUTION Party should submit gmail.com OFFICE NO 14 the specifi ed period, the further informa� on. of the Na� onal Water Act ACCOUNT LYING FOR by Post, fax or email SHOTHODZO COMPLEX executor will proceed Cartridges, NB: Your applica� on No.36 of 1998. Sec� on INSPECTION their name, contact CELL: 076 744 8856/081 to make payments in informa� on, and reason ROKUNDA LEGAL should reach the offi ce 24G Environmental Kindly take no� ce that 369 0313 accordance with the for interest or how they CONSULTANTS Stamps of the Regional Manager Authorisa� on Applica� on in terms of sec� on 35 of Email: rokundalegal@ said account. SIGNED AT Limpopo Region (101 for all listed ac� vi� es Act 66 of 1965, the First are to be aff ected by NOTICE TO CREDITORS gmail.com the above project to the THOHOYANDOU ON THIS Dorp Street Polokwane, associated with the and Final Liquida� on and IN TERMS OF SECTION th 015 516 3981 contact person below.. THE 11 DAY OF JANUARY 0600/Private Bag X 9467 Distribu� on account of 29 (1) OF THE T R LIGEGE ATTORNEYS construc� on and Should you wish to a� end 2019 Polokwane 0700) or the opera� on of the lodge, late PANDELANI JOSEPH ADMINISTRATION OF one of these mee� ngs, ESTATES ACT 66 OF NOTICE IN TERMS TR LIGEGE ATTORNEYS Applicant not later than was submi� ed to the MAHASE. Estate TO LET please contact the person 1965 SECTION 35 (5) OF ACT P.O BOX 1381 PHANGAMI 30 days a� er publica� on Limpopo Department of Number: 2107/2018, who indicated below for ESTATE LATE : MASINDI 66 OF 1965 0950.REF:TRL/R2/EST/18 of this advert. Economic Development, died on 18 SEPTEMBER Luxury Contact Details: Environment and Tourism 2018, is lying for TENDER NOTICE AND INVITATION TO TENDER Nethengwe Azwifarwi (LEDET). inspec� on at the offi ces bachelor Madock, Postal address: For more informa� on, to of the Master of High PO Box 39, Mutale, 0956 raise any ini� al issues or Court, Thohoyandou and flats Cell: 073 155 1791. concerns or register as an the Magistrate offi ces, Fax: 0159672922. Interested and Aff ected Thohoyandou for a period available Email:Tovhowaning@ Party, please contact of 21 days as from date of gmail.com Aurecon at the contact publica� on hereof. Contact Fatima: details provided below MAVHUNGU MASIBIGIRI within 30 days of this INCORPORATED. THULAMELA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY ADV. THABELO P 081 243 7369 or no� ce published: 219 OLD MUTUAL MANYELENYELE Thulamela Local Municipality invites bidders for the Upgrading of Makwarela Ext.3 Streets. The project is situated in the Vhembe Dora: Anne-Mari White BUILDING, District of Limpopo Province. Tenderers will be required to demonstrate experience to employ staff that will satisfy EPWP require- NOTICE TO CREDITORS anne-mari.white@ THOHOYANDOU ments during the contract period. 076 619 9512 aurecongroup.com TEL: 015 969 1002 IN TERMS OF SECTION CIDB Compulsory Contact EVALUATION BID NUMBER DESCRIPTION BID PRICE 29 (1) OF THE PO Box 3135, Nelspruit, GRADING Briefing Person CRITERIA ADMINISTRATION OF 1200 MULOVHEDZI & WANTED ST ESTATES ACT 66 OF Tel: (013) 752 7055 NELAMVI ATTORNEYS BID No. Upgrading of 8CE or R3.00 per page 1 FEBRUARY Administrative 90/10 preference 43/2018/2019 Makwarela Higher (751 Pages) or 2018 at 11h00 queries can be points system 1965 Fax: 086 571 1464 INC. Ext.3 Streets. can be Venue: Hollywood directed to Ms. and functionality ESTATE LATE : SIKHWAMA NOTICE IN TERMS OF downloaded Total Garage at Mudau P at will be used. GWARANA PHILLEMON. NDWAMBI MAFADZA SECTION 35(5) OF ACT 66 from the Makwarela Ext.3 015 962 7796 IDENTITY NUMBER: NELSON OF 1965 e-tender Township in and technical 2404095185080. ESTATE portal for free Thohoyandou queries can be Pursuant to the provisions NO : 2817/2018. DATE BASIC ASSESSMENT Co-ordinates: directed to SU of Sec� on 35(5) of Act, OF DEATH : 2018-12-15. PROCESS FOR A MINING -22.970943, Ratshili at 015 66 of 1965, no� ce is Married in Community PERMIT APPLICATION 30.491104 962 7633 or We buy cars hereby given that the K Mayayise at of Property to Johanna DMR REFERENCE NO: LP First and Final Liquida� on 011 805 0981, Sikhwama. ADDRESS: HA 30/5/1/3/2/11187 MP for cash and Distribu� on Account during office SIGONDE THULAMELA No� ce is hereby given in in the Estate of the late hours. Contact MUNICIPALITY. terms of Sec� on 27 (Act NDOU SOPHIA, of ID. Creditors and debtors in no 28 of 2002) of the Tender documents are available from Thulamela Local Municipality at office number 02 at R3.00 per page (751 Pages) from the Francois: NO: 350222 0087 08 6. the above-men� oned Minerals and Petroleum 18th of January 2019 or can be downloaded from the E-tender portal for free. (http://www.etenders.gov.za/ ) Limpopo Province, Estate 082 692 8181 estate are hereby Resources Development. No. 2394/2018 will lie for A compulsory site inspection will be conducted once only on 1st February 2019 at 11h00 Next to Hollywood Total Garage at required to lodge their As amended published inspec� on at the offi ces Makwarela Ext.3 Township in Thohoyandou. claims with and to in terms of Chapter 6 of of the Master of the High LEGALS pay their debts to the the Na� onal Environment Co-ordinates: -22.970943, 30.491104 Court, Thohoyandou, undersigned within Management Act (Act Limpopo Province, for Interested service providers will be expected to submit the prices with the following compulsory requirements: NETHENGWE thirty days of the date of No. 107 of 1998) and the a period of twenty-one AZWIFARWI MADOCK publica� on hereof. EIA Regula� ons 2014 of • Tax compliance status letter or Tax compliance status pin. (21) days, calculated from Ms N MANYELENYELE the intent to carry out a • Company registration documents (e.g. CK). BASIC ASSESSMENT the date of publica� on • Organogram and CVs of proposed project teams. OFFICE NO 14 Basic Assessment Process PROCESS FOR A hereof. Should no • Proof of CIDB grade of 8CE or higher. SHOTHODZO COMPLEX of the project outlined in MINING objec� on be lodged with • Proof of registration on CSD (Central Suppliers database). CELL: 076 744 8856 this advert. PERMIT APPLICATION the Master’s offi ce during • Proof of municipal rates and taxes or municipal services charges owed by the bidder and all of its directors, not in arrears for Email: rokundalegal@ Project Proposal: DMR REFERENCE NO: LP the specifi ed period, the more than 3 months (the proof of municipal rates and taxes or municipal service charges to be submitted must not be older gmail.com Ndwambi Mafadza Nelson 30/5/1/3/2/11185 MP has applied for the mining executor will proceed to than 3 months from the closing date of the bid). • If the company is required by law to be audited we need audited annual financial statements for the past 3 years or audited No� ce is hereby given in permit for sand (general) distribute according to financial statements since the establishment of the company if the company was established during the past 3 years.
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