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An exclusive A-Z guide for the OPTOMETRIST of suppliers, VISION CATALOGUE products, services, equipment and brands. 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  • Auction Catalogue

    Auction Catalogue

    APPRECIATING PROPERTY GATEWAYS AUCTION 8 November 2018 Summer Place, 69 Melville Road, Hyde Park RECENT 2018 AUCTION HIGHLIGHTS SOLD SOLD R20.4 MILLION R201.5 MILLION RETAIL DEVELOPMENT LAND PROPERTY PROPERTY 7 RETAIL CENTRES MELROSE ARCH SITE SOLD SOLD R14.5 MILLION R14 MILLION DEVELOPMENT LAND RETAIL PROPERTY PROPERTY RIVONIA MKHONDO MALL SOLD SOLD R37 MILLION R28.5 MILLION COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY PROPERTY RETAIL, OFFICES & PETROL STATION PEZULA CASTE SOLD SOLD R13 MILLION R6.8 MILLION RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY PROPERTY PTA REDEVELOPMENT AUTO FITMENT CENTRE Thursday 8 November 2 018 @ 1 2pm Welcome to today’s premier auction event Today you will be hosted by our Lead Auctioneer Joff van Reenen. Should you require any assistance, please feel free to approach any of our representatives. Please acquaint yourself with the rules of auction which are available on our website:w ww.highstreetauctions.com/auction-info-high-street-auctions.php#rules. Alternatively our bidding assisitants can provide you with a copy of the rules. PROPERTIES ON AUCTION Lot 01 341 Carl Street, Pretoria West Lot 02 131A 12th Avenue, Rivonia Lot 03 45 Hill Street, Ferndale Lot 04 Cnr Cradock Avenue & Rosebank Road, Rosebank Lot 05 Cnr Rowles & Jackson Road, Cosmo City Lot 06 11 Shiraz Crescent, Constantia, Western Cape....................................................................................................DECEASED ESTATE Lot 07 118 First Street, Parkmore Lot 08 Pebble Beach, 80 Colin Street, Uvongo, KZN Lot 09 31 & 33 Waterfall Avenue, Riverside Industrial Park, Nelspruit, Mpumalanga Lot 10 350 Main Reef Road, Denver Lot 11 Section 2 & 10 Aloe Grove, 2 Osborn Road, Houghton Estate Office Park, Houghton Estate Lot 12 Section 1 & 13 Aloe Grove, 2 Osborn Road, Houghton Estate Office Park, Houghton Estate Lot 13 71 & 72 4th Avenue, Melville Notice is given that all sales are subject to an undisclosed reserve price.
  • VVC Newsletter September 2012

    VVC Newsletter September 2012

    SEPTEMBER 2012 Affiliated to SAVVA e-mail [email protected] P.O. Box 651901 - Benmore - 2010 Clubhouse: 3 Athol Oaklands Road - Oaklands - Johannesburg From the Chairman’s desk August 2012 As this is the AGM edition I believe I should mention a few pertinent issues in that direction. At the last Club Sunday I did make an appeal for volunteers and nominations for the committee for the new year and I would like to share with you why I believe this is something that requires special attention at this time. Our club is a like a living organism and anything which is not growing is dying. The other altruism in this respect is that visible change is the only sign of life. If one accepts these two ideas then one has to accept that our club is also subject to these rules. The current committee has been in place with one or two exceptions, for many years now and fortunately they are still willing to work in the interests of our club. For this we thank them. The intention is not to suddenly remove all of them and replace them but the time has come when we need to see new faces on the committee who can start learning the processes and understanding the important issues which face us. We have been fortunate for many years now, to have competent and committed people who have done a good job in running the club and we can never let that slide. That is why this is a key issue for all of us this year especially.