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4 No. 44106 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 29 JANUARY 2021 GENERAL NOTICES • ALGEMENE KENNISGEWINGS Justice and Constitutional Development, Department of/ Justisie en Staatkundige Ontwikkeling, Departement van DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT NO. 28 29 JANUARY 2021 28 Administration of Estates Act. No. 66 of 1965: Statements of Unclaimed Monies [Section 93 (1)] 44106 UMTHOMBO AGRICULTURAL FINANCE Kwa- Shukela, 170 Flanders Drive, Mount Edgecombe P.O. Box 700, Mount Edgecombe, KwaZulu -Natal, 4300 Telephone: +27 31 508 7000 Website: www.sasa.org.za SOUTH AFRICAN SUGAR ASSOCIATION STATEMENTS OF UNCLAIMED MONIES (Section 93(1), Act No. 66 of 1965) The following statements are published pursant to section 93 (1) of the Administration of Estates Act. No. 66 of 1965, by the respective holders of monies which have as per 31 December of the preceding year, remained unclaimed for a period of five years or more by the rightful owners. Should these amounts not be claimed within three months from the date of publication hereof, it will be deposited in the Guardian' Fund or in the South African Development Trust Fund, as the case maybe to the credit of the rightful owners, after deduction of the cost of publication. Any persons mentioned hereunder must submit their claims to:- South African Sugar Association Telephone : 031 – 508 7000 Telefax : 031 – 508 7195 Physical Address: 170 Flanders Drive, Mount Edgecombe, 4300 Postal Address: P O Box 700 , Mount Edgecombe, 4300 This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za Sugar Client Grower Acc. Current Postal Race No Code A/H No Client Name No Agent Name Balance Identity No Postal Address 1 Postal Address 2 Postal Address 3 Code Code Sex 208684 111912A 18905 MBHELE, BONGANI PRINCE 1 SEZELA -39 257.30 4311255161082 P O BOX 284 HIBBERDENE 4220 B M 215483 230591A 23041 GUMEDE, THULANI 1 UMFOLOZI -23 216.28 7401045631085 P O BOX 230 HLUHLUWE 3960 B M 212981 223691A 21246 KHULU, ROSE KHANYISILE 1 ESTON -19 517.21 7609190663089 NGWEGWE HP SCHOOL P O UMBUMBULU 4105 B F 138432 152973A 13603 KHUMALO, MPHENDUKELWA 6 SEZELA -16 792.87 2610115265088 P/BAG 569 UMZINTO 4200 B M 220541 225557A 27956 SIBIYA PRETTY NOBUHLE 1 AMATIKULU -16 202.99 6906030938080 P O BOX 343 NTUMENI 3830 B F 139569 139910A 13977 MKHIZE, ZITHULELE ELIAS 5 SEZELA -11 757.59 3206155245087 P.O. 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MBONGELENI 1 AMATIKULU -9 148.34 7412065338089 P O BOX 687 GINGINDLOVU 3800 B M STAATSKOERANT, STAATSKOERANT, 216402 230333A 23833 NGIDI, WEALTHY ZANEFA 1 ESTON -8 876.63 7002106075087 ISISWA HIGH SCHOOL P/BAG 1015 UMBUMBULU 4105 B M 216274 232163A 23722 ZIBULA, NONHLANHLA PATIENCE 1 NOODSBERG -8 779.68 6507300595087 P.O BOX 40 WARTBURG 3233 B F 216414 232166A 23844 NDLELA, JABULILE 1 NOODSBERG -8 728.18 5102280362087 P.O. BOX 344 WARTBURG 3233 B F 219126 225984B 30194 MALAMBULE THENGAPHI 2 UMFOLOZI -8 403.04 5607080513085 P O BOX 618 UBOMBO 3970 B F 141268 104221A 14641 MBAMBO, VUSUMUZI LEONARD 2 SEZELA -8 008.88 5708215808083 RENISHAW CROOKES BRO (PTY) LTD SCOTTBURGH 4180 B M 219115 225964B 30193 GINA, ESTER NOMAZULU 2 UMFOLOZI -7 909.70 6312090325088 P/BAG X618 UBOMBO 3970 B F 100817 155303A 282 DLAMINI, JEZEPHI 1 UMFOLOZI -7 426.78 2103210107082 P O BOX 7214 MTUBATUBA 3935 B M 207725 212741A 18418 MTHEMBU, NETTIE 1 AMATIKULU -7 424.14 3712110218085 P.O. 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