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Provincial Library Services PROVINCIAL LIBRARY SERVICES EASTERN CAPE POST ADR : Private Bag X7486 : King William’s Town 5600 STREET ADR : 5 Eale Street : King William’s Town 5601 TELEPHONE : (043) 604-4015 / 604-4016 : (043) 604-4043 ( Nokwezi – Secretary ) FAX : (043) 644-2204 / 604-5684 CELL : 082 458 3708 E-MAIL : [email protected] : [email protected] ( Secretary ) CONTACT : MABANDLA, Nomzamo Ms FREE STATE POST ADR : Private Bag X20606 : Bloemfontein 9300 STREET ADR : Room 216 : 2nd Floor Business Partners Building : Cnr Henry & East Burger Streets : Bloemfontein 9301 TELEPHONE : (051) 410-4829 FAX : (051) 410-4829 CELL : 082 374 1740 E-MAIL : [email protected] : [email protected] ( Secretary ) CONTACT : SCHIMPER, Jacomien Ms GAUTENG POST ADR : Private Bag X33 : Johannesburg 2000 STREET ADR : Department of Sports, Arts, Culture and Recreation : NBS Building : 38 Rissik Street : Johannesburg 2001 TELEPHONE : (011) 355-2659 / 355-2500 ( Office ) FAX : (011) 355-2505 CELL : 083 507 8032 E-MAIL : [email protected] CONTACT : MEYER, Koekie Ms KWAZULU-NATAL POST ADR : Private Bag X9016 : Pietermaritzburg 3200 STREET ADR : 3rd Floor : KwaZulu Natal Provincial Library Service Building : 230 Prince Alfred Street : Pietermaritzburg 3201 TELEPHONE : (033) 341-3000 FAX : (033) 394-2237 / 341-3085 CELL : 083 307 9033 E-MAIL : [email protected] CONTACT : SLATER, Carol Ms 1 LIMPOPO POST ADR : Private Bag X9549 : Pietersburg 0700 STREET ADR : Department of Sport, Arts and Culture : Olympic Towers : Office 3-39 : C/O Biccard and Rabie Streets : Polokwane 0699 TELEPHONE : (015) 284 4090 FAX : 086 545 1294 / 1390 CELL : 083 256 8515 E-MAIL : [email protected] CONTACT : MASIA, Mbangiseni Chief MPUMALANGA POST ADR : P.O. Box 1243 : Nelspruit 1200 STREET ADR : 7 Government Boulevard : Building 5, 2nd Floor : Riverside Park : Nelspruit 1201 TELEPHONE : (013) 766-5028 FAX : (013) 766-5594 / 755-4632 CELL : 082 473 4283 E-MAIL : [email protected] CONTACT : SITHOLE, Agnes Ms NORTH WEST POST ADR : Private Bag X6 : Mmabatho 2735 STREET ADR : Department of Social Services, Arts, Culture and Sports : 4th Floor : Provident House : University Drive : Mmabatho 2735 TELEPHONE : (018) 387-0108 FAX : (018) 384-1200 CELL : 082 798 0237 E-MAIL : [email protected] : [email protected] ( Secretary ) CONTACT : SEMPE, Tinyiko Ms NORTHERN CAPE POST ADR : Private Bag X5004 : Kimberley 8300 STREET ADR : 22 Abbatoir Road : Asburnham : Kimberley 8301 TELEPHONE : (053) 807-4731 FAX : (053) 807-4745 CELL : 073-207-8663 E-MAIL : [email protected] CONTACT : SWARTBOOI, Allen Mr 2 WESTERN CAPE POST ADR : P.O. Box 2108 : Cape Town 8000 STREET ADR : Room 304 : Provincial Library Service ( Western Cape ) : Corner of Hospital and Chiappini Streets : Cape Town 8001 TELEPHONE : (021) 483-2273 FAX : (021) 419-7541 CELL : 082 940 9372 E-MAIL : [email protected] : [email protected] ( Secretary ) CONTACT : DINGAYO, Nomaza Mrs 3 PROVINCIAL LIBRARY SERVICE: WESTERN CAPE PROVINSIALE BIBLIOTEEKDIENS: WES-KAAP LIST OF CENTRES LYS VAN SENTRA WESTERN CAPE PROVINCE WES-KAAP PROVINSIE LIBRARY : ADRIAANSE PUBLIC LIBRARY TY STREET AD : Adriaanse Avenue : Elsies River 7490 TELEPHONE : (021) 936-8818 / 936-8820 FAX : (021) 936-8819 E-MAIL : [email protected] : [email protected] CONTACT : WHITMAN, Wilhelmina LIBRARY : ALBERTINIA PUBLIC LIBRARY MO POST ADR : PO Box 12 : Albertinia 6695 STREET AD : 2 Horn Street TELEPHONE : (028) 735-8023 FAX : (028) 735-1414 CONTACT : VACANT LIBRARY : ALGERIA WHEELIE WAGON DEPOT VR POST ADR : PO Box 440 : Clanwilliam 8135 TELEPHONE : (027) 482-2082 ( Home ) FAX : (027) 482-2082 CONTACT : HANEKOM, E Mrs LIBRARY : ALLANDALE PRISON LIBRARY DEPOT ST POST ADR : Private Bag X23 : Huguenot 7645 TELEPHONE : (021) 877-5743 FAX : (021) 862-6857 CONTACT : STRYDOM, Gerhard Mr LIBRARY : ASLA PARK WHEELIE WAGON DEPOT MO POST ADR : Private Bag X25 : Mossel Bay 6500 STREET ADR : Mzola Street : Asla Park TELEPHONE : 072 019 6882 FAX : (044) 690 3286 CONTACT : JAMES, Patricia Mrs LIBRARY : ASHTON PUBLIC LIBRARY SW POST ADR : Private Bag X2 : Ashton 6715 STREET AD : 23 Fullard Street TELEPHONE : (023) 615-8067 FAX : (023) 615-1320 E-MAIL : [email protected] CONTACT : Du Luz, Joan Ms 4 LIBRARY : ATHLONE PUBLIC LIBRARY CT STREET AD : Cnr. Dobson and Klipfontein Roads : Athlone 7764 TELEPHONE : (021) 696-6250 / 696-9731 : (021) 697-1702 FAX : (021) 697-1734 E-MAIL : [email protected] CONTACT : SAMUELS, Soraya Mrs LIBRARY : AURORA PUBLIC LIBRARY SA POST ADR : PO Box 29 : Velddrif 7365 STREET AD : Main Road : Aurora 7325 TELEPHONE : (022) 952-1720 FAX : (022) 952-1720 CONTACT : NERO-KLEIN, B Mrs LIBRARY : AVONDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY BB POST ADR : PO Box 3018 : Reygersdal 7352 STREET AD : Civic Centre, Grosvenor Avenue : Avondale 7349 TELEPHONE : (021) 572-3529 ( Desk ) : (021) 572-3627 ( Office ) FAX : (021) 572-3627 E-MAIL : [email protected] : [email protected] CONTACT : DAVIDS, Andre Mr LIBRARY : AVONTUUR WHEELIE WAGON DEPOT OU POST ADR : PO Box 9 : Avontuur 6490 TELEPHONE : (044) 752-3351 FAX : (044) 752-3669 E-MAIL : [email protected] CONTACT : JANSE, Brumilla Ms LIBRARY : BARRYDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY SW POST ADR : PO Box 20 : Swellendam 6740 STREET AD : 12 Bains Street : Swellendam 6740 TELEPHONE : (028) 514-8572 FAX : (028) 572-1258 E-MAIL : [email protected] CONTACT : DE VILLIERS, H.J. Mrs LIBRARY : BEAUFORT WEST PUBLIC LIBRARY BW POST ADR : Private Bag X582 : Beaufort West 6970 STREET AD : 15 Church Street TELEPHONE : (023) 414-8160 / 414-8103 FAX : (023) 415-8150 E-MAIL : [email protected] CONTACT : VAN NIEKERK, Alta Mrs 5 LIBRARY : BEAUFORT WEST REGION STREEK / REGION POST ADR : Private Bag X510 : Beaufort-West : 6970 STREET AD : 1 Pieter Jacobs Avenue TELEPHONE : (023) 414-3511 FAX : (023) 414-4101 E-MAIL : [email protected] CONTACT : MXOKOZELI, Honest Mr LIBRARY : BELHAR PUBLIC LIBRARY TY STREET AD : Bloulelie Circle : Belhar 7490 TELEPHONE : (021) 952-5807 / 952-0880 FAX : (021) 952-0882 E-MAIL : [email protected] CONTACT : SEPTEMBER, Charl LIBRARY : BELLA VISTA PUBLIC LIBRARY WO POST ADR : PO Box 44 : Ceres 6835 STREET AD : Krisante Street : Bella Vista TELEPHONE : (023) 315-5045 FAX : (023) 315-6052 CONTACT : SLINGER, Elaine Mrs LIBRARY : BELLVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY TY STREET AD : Carel van Aswegen Street : Bellville 7530 TELEPHONE : (021) 918-2300 / 918-2326 FAX : (021) 948-9313 E-MAIL : [email protected] CONTACT : OOSTHUIZEN, A Mrs Senior Librarian Services : GERICKE, L Mrs Children’s services : BESSINGER, M Mrs - Technical services LIBRARY : BELLVILLE REGION See TYGERBERG REGION LIBRARY : BELLVILLE SOUTH PUBLIC LIBRARY TY STREET AD : Kasselsvlei Road : Bellville South 7530 TELEPHONE : (021) 951-4370 FAX : (021) 951-7020 E-MAIL : [email protected] : [email protected] CONTACT : DANIELS, Fatima Mrs LIBRARY : BERGHOF WHEELIE WAGON DEPOT SA POST ADR : Private Bag X4 : Porterville 6810 CONTACT : VACANT LIBRARY BETTIE JULIUS LIBRARY SA POST ADR : Private Bag X4 : Porterville 6810 STREET AD : Cnr Long & Jacaranda Street : Monte Bertha TELEPHONE : (022) 931-2100 FAX : (022) 931-3047 CONTACT : VAN DER VENTEL, G Ms 6 LIBRARY : BISHOP LAVIS PUBLIC LIBRARY TY STREET AD : Lavis Drive : Bishop Lavis 7490 TELEPHONE : (021) 934-6550 FAX : (021) 934-8995 E-MAIL : [email protected] : [email protected] CONTACT : DEMPERS, Antoinette Ms LIBRARY : BITTERFONTEIN PUBLIC LIBRARY VR POST ADR : PO Box 17 : Bitterfontein 8200 STREET AD : Main Road TELEPHONE : (027) 642-7017 FAX : (027) 642-7144 CONTACT : SMITH, W. Ms LIBRARY : BLAAUWBERG REGION STREEK / REGION POST ADR : PO Box 2108 : Cape Town : 8000 STREET AD : Rooms 513 & 514, Provincial Library Service : Cnr Hospital & Chiappini Streets : Cape Town : 8001 TELEPHONE : (021) 483-2286 / 483-2287 FAX : (021) 419-7541 E-MAIL : [email protected] CONTACT : WATERS, Ethney Ms LIBRARY : BLAAUWBERG LIBRARY SERVICE BB POST ADR : PO Box 35 : Milnerton 7435 STREET AD : Cnr Ixia and Koeberg Roads : Milpark TELEPHONE : (021) 550-7559 ( Carmen ) - (021) 550-7562 ( Rene ) : (021) 550-7035 ( Pat ) – (021) 550-7558 ( Thembisa ) FAX : (021) 550-7509 E-MAIL : [email protected] CONTACT : HOLTZMAN, Carmen Ms LIBRARY : BLANCO BRANCH LIBRARY GE POST ADR : PO Box 19 : George 6530 STREET AD : 3 George Avenue : Blanco 6529 TELEPHONE : (044) 870-7047 FAX : (044) 870 7047 E-MAIL : [email protected] CONTACT : DE WAAL, James Mr LIBRARY : BLOUBERGSTRAND PUBLIC LIBRARY BB STREET AD : Andrew Foster Road : Bloubergstrand 7441 TELEPHONE : (021) 554-1641 FAX : (021) 554-1641 E-MAIL : [email protected] : [email protected] CONTACT : AVONTUUR, Jacinta Ms LIBRARY : BLUE DOWNS REGION See FALSE BAY REGION 7 LIBRARY : BONGOLETHU PUBLIC LIBRARY OU POST ADR : PO Box 255 : Oudtshoorn 6620 STREET AD : Dassie Road TELEPHONE : (044) 274-0233 FAX : (044) 203-3046 E-MAIL : [email protected] CONTACT : MFUKU, Ruth Mrs LIBRARY : BONNIEVALE PUBLIC LIBRARY SW POST ADR : Private Bag X2 : Ashton 6715 STREET AD : Van Zyl Street TELEPHONE : (023) 616-8016 FAX : (023) 616-2937 CONTACT : SYFERT, Corien Mrs LIBRARY : BONTEHEUWEL PUBLIC LIBRARY TY POST ADR : PO Box 39 : Bonteheuwel 7764 STREET AD : Bonteheuwel Town Centre : Blue Gum Street TELEPHONE : (021) 694-4684 FAX : (021) 694-4393 E-MAIL : [email protected] CONTACT : NTLASHE, Princess Ms LIBRARY : BOTHASIG BRANCH LIBRARY TY STREET AD : Vryburger
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