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Greater Taung Local Municipality: Third Supplementary Valuation Roll: 2014-2018 Boipelo Township Erf No GREATER TAUNG LOCAL MUNICIPALITY: THIRD SUPPLEMENTARY VALUATION ROLL: 2014-2018 BOIPELO TOWNSHIP ERF NO. CATEGORY PHYSICAL ADDRESS EXTENT/M² VALUE OWNER REMARKS Street address BOIPELO 820 GOV BOIPELO VILLAGE, TAUNG 8584 14820 R 9 300 000 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA NORTH WEST PROVINCE TSHEPANG THUTO PRIMARY TAUNG EXT 4 TOWNSHIP ERF NO. CATEGORY PHYSICAL ADDRESS EXTENT/M² VALUE OWNER REMARKS Street address TAUNG EXT 4 123 RES ERF 123, TAUNG EXT 4 863 R 480 000 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA NORTH WEST PROVINCE TAUNG EXT 4 124 RES ERF 124, TAUNG EXT 4 875 R 350 000 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA NORTH WEST PROVINCE TAUNG EXT 4 125 RES ERF 125, TAUNG EXT 4 875 R 480 000 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA NORTH WEST PROVINCE TAUNG EXT 4 126 REV ERF 126, TAUNG EXT 4 875 R 40 000 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA NORTH WEST PROVINCE TAUNG EXT 4 127 RES ERF 127, TAUNG EXT 4 875 R 375 000 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA NORTH WEST PROVINCE TAUNG EXT 4 128 RES ERF 128, TAUNG EXT 4 875 R 400 000 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA NORTH WEST PROVINCE TAUNG EXT 4 129 RES ERF 129, TAUNG EXT 4 795 R 450 000 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA NORTH WEST PROVINCE TAUNG EXT 4 130 RES ERF 130, TAUNG EXT 4 598 R 370 000 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA NORTH WEST PROVINCE TAUNG EXT 4 131 RES ERF 131, TAUNG EXT 4 585 R 370 000 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA NORTH WEST PROVINCE TAUNG EXT 4 132 RES ERF 132, 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TAUNG EXT 4 875 R 40 000 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA NORTH WEST PROVINCE TAUNG EXT 4 143 REV ERF 143, TAUNG EXT 4 875 R 40 000 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA NORTH WEST PROVINCE TAUNG EXT 4 144 REV ERF 144, TAUNG EXT 4 875 R 40 000 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA NORTH WEST PROVINCE TAUNG EXT 4 145 REV ERF 145, TAUNG EXT 4 875 R 40 000 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA NORTH WEST PROVINCE TAUNG EXT 4 146 REV ERF 146, TAUNG EXT 4 875 R 40 000 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA NORTH WEST PROVINCE TAUNG EXT 4 147 REV ERF 147, TAUNG EXT 4 875 R 40 000 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA NORTH WEST PROVINCE TAUNG EXT 4 148 RES ERF 148, TAUNG EXT 4 875 R 470 000 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA NORTH WEST PROVINCE TAUNG EXT 4 149 RES ERF 149, TAUNG EXT 4 875 R 470 000 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA NORTH WEST PROVINCE TAUNG EXT 4 150 RES ERF 150, TAUNG EXT 4 875 R 470 000 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA NORTH WEST PROVINCE TAUNG EXT 4 151 RES ERF 151, TAUNG EXT 4 875 R 480 000 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA NORTH WEST PROVINCE TAUNG EXT 4 152 RES ERF 152, TAUNG 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