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VALUATION ROLL 14 Aug 2018 11:52 Supplementary Valaution 2 Registered Description Names of Owner(s) Category Address Extent Market Value 3 of Elim - Hubyeni Vukile Prop Ltd Business and Commercial 3 of Elim - Hubyeni 2.8017Ha R79,226,182.00 Properties 17 of Elim-Mpheni Cbd Twin City Ribola Pty Ltd Business and Commercial 17 of Elim-Mpheni Cbd 7.6874Ha R152,840,045.00 Properties 66 of Elti Villas Brutus Arthur Furumele Furumele Residential Kashmir Str 66 792sqm R969,000.00 Masingita Marvellous Furumele 74 of Elti Villas Trichardt Muslim Jamaat Louis Residential Tweede Str 74 1118sqm R420,000.00 116 of Elti Villas Mustaq Abdul Vali Kaba Residential 57 Kashmir Street 929sqm R270,000.00 117 of Elti Villas Ambani Rambau Residential 104 Tweede Street 1092sqm R410,000.00 Ndifelani Ronald Rambau 143 of Elti Villas Khumbudzo Lorraine Mamburu Residential 16 Shiva Street 1035sqm R300,000.00 Thendo Mahafha Mposi 210 of Elti Villas Balanganani Lesley Netshiswinzhe Municipal Properties Bengal Str 210 870sqm R330,000.00 Luambo Dorothy Netshiswinzhe 301 of Elti Villas Livhuwani Robert Khama Residential Roshni Str 301 819sqm R237,000.00 332 of Elti Villas Tanjim Yasarhushen Delawala Residential 6 Valmiki Street 916sqm R998,000.00 Yasarhushen Makbulhusain Delawala 625 of Ha-Tshikota-A Tshihume Rosinah Sadiki Residential Vleyfontein 625 600sqm R369,500.00 626 of Ha-Tshikota-A Ndamuleli Enos Murwanthi Residential Vleyfontein 626 600sqm R224,500.00 Sibongile Edith Murwanthi 12 of Louis Trichardt Wickelums Trust Residential Orgidee Ln 5 1605sqm R1,750,000.00 88 of Louis Trichardt Asif Manzoor Family Trust Residential Burger Str 126 2855sqm R1,575,000.00 90 of Louis Trichardt Blessed Engineering Solutions Cc Residential Burger Str 124 2284sqm R1,185,000.00 103 of Louis Trichardt Fulufhelo Ramuthaga Residential Breda Str 21 1428sqm R1,255,000.00 Livhuwani Ramuthaga 103 of Louis Trichardt (Portion 1) Basani Dick Khosa Residential Burger Str 121 1427sqm R1,275,000.00 Page 1 Registered Description Names of Owner(s) Category Address Extent Market Value 112 of Louis Trichardt T C Tayob Inv Cc Residential President Str 126 2855sqm R1,225,000.00 8 SS KIERIEKLAPPER (LIM 2007-00976) Basani Dick Khosa Residential 8 KIERIEKLAPPER, Kierieklapper W/S 13 137sqm R930,000.00 13 SS KIERIEKLAPPER (LIM 2007-00976) Gift Dafuleya Residential 13 KIERIEKLAPPER, Kierieklapper W/S 13 137sqm R930,000.00 Sibonokuhle Dafuleya 128 of Louis Trichardt Gemgrow Prop Ltd Residential Devenish Str 27 2855sqm R4,250,000.00 200 of Louis Trichardt Gemgrow Prop Ltd Business and Commercial Trichardt Str 23 2855sqm R17,500,000.00 Properties 250 of Louis Trichardt Ntanganedzeni Madzivhandila Residential Douthwait Street 94 1224sqm R820,000.00 Mpho Malada 291 of Louis Trichardt Bijshi Pty Ltd Business and Commercial Krogh Str W3 93 1936sqm R3,600,000.00 Properties 467 of Louis Trichardt Balanganani Solomon Shandukani Residential Kleynhans Str 68 2855sqm R1,335,000.00 Mante Josephine Shandukani 478 of Louis Trichardt Dee Cee Traders Cc Residential Kleynhans Str 67 1260sqm R2,150,000.00 490 of Louis Trichardt Blessed Engineering Solutions Cc Residential Douthwait Str 67 2855sqm R1,210,000.00 619 of Louis Trichardt Basani Dick Khosa Residential Doutwait Str 56 A 1428sqm R1,725,000.00 745 of Louis Trichardt Faith Mission Soutpansberg Assembly Residential Wolmarans Str 42 1428sqm R1,115,000.00 Apostolic 780 of Louis Trichardt Mashudu Esther Muofhe Residential Reitz Street 41 1005sqm R771,406.77 Nnditsheni John Muofhe 815 of Louis Trichardt Fulufhelo Promise Kharivhe Residential Anderson Str 44 1925sqm R2,125,000.00 1189 of Louis Trichardt Trio Pompe Cc Residential Kort Str 19 2855sqm R3,200,000.00 1205 of Louis Trichardt King Cat Fish Cc Industrial Properties Burger Str 15 2855sqm R1,390,000.00 1692 of Louis Trichardt Martha Maria Hendrina Rossouw Residential Olifant Street 72 1352sqm R1,257,000.00 1696 of Louis Trichardt Dionae Carol Victor Residential Olifant Str 68 2181sqm R1,755,000.00 Johan Petrus Victor 1726 of Louis Trichardt Kudakwashe Madzima Residential Eland Str 68 1012sqm R826,000.00 Marian Madzima 1760 of Louis Trichardt Caroline Ndixhuho Madzhie Residential Eland Str 71 2066sqm R1,904,344.33 Khorombi Ronald Madzhie 1808 of Louis Trichardt Madadzhe & Mucheke Prop Group Pty Residential Leeu Str 64 2626sqm R2,260,000.00 Ltd Page 2 Registered Description Names of Owner(s) Category Address Extent Market Value 1930 of Louis Trichardt Jakobus De Wet Erasmus Residential Kameel Str 55 2224sqm R1,110,000.00 1933 of Louis Trichardt Hester Vosloo Residential 49 Kameel Street 49 1983sqm R1,735,000.00 Pieter George Vosloo 1936 of Louis Trichardt (Portion 18) Mpho Sharon Ramphago Residential Soetdoring Str 2 1893sqm R1,270,000.00 1936 of Louis Trichardt (Portion 25) Mashudu Verity Ramulifho Residential Soetdoring Street 9 1745sqm R860,000.00 1936 of Louis Trichardt (Portion 39) Hulisane Hezekiel Ramudzwagi Residential Kameel Str 52 1500sqm R2,600,000.00 Ndivhuwo Sandra Ramudzwagi 1944 of Louis Trichardt (Portion 1) Mashudu Percival Madaba Residential Duiker 43 1008sqm R1,216,000.00 Sekgala Peggie Madaba 1952 of Louis Trichardt Phumudzo Stephen Phadziri Residential Baobab Str 31 2006sqm R1,985,000.00 3 SS LUS-VI-RUS (LIM 2000-00040) Christian Gerbrandt Du Preez Residential 3 LUS-VI-RUS, Eland Street 50 104sqm R320,000.00 1964 of Louis Trichardt (Portion 6) Natasha Lelani Mostert Residential Rubicourt W/S 6 623sqm R820,000.00 Reinier Roelof Mostert 1986 of Louis Trichardt Johan Botha Trust Residential 35 Protea Street 35 2111sqm R1,080,000.00 2 SS JOBETH ESTATES (LIM 2002-00930) Alidzulwi Tshikono Rasivhetshele Residential 2 JOBETH ESTATES, Jobeth Estate W/S 2 115sqm R580,000.00 Lufuno Rasivhetshele 13 SS JOBETH ESTATES (LIM 2006-01003) Tebogo Selinah Maluleke Residential 13 JOBETH ESTATES, Jobeth Estate W/S 2 102sqm R345,000.00 16 SS JOBETH ESTATES (LIM 2006-01003) Mahlori Castoniah Manganyi Residential 16 JOBETH ESTATES, Jobeth Estate W/S 2 1sqm R345,000.00 2066 of Louis Trichardt Mulalo Masisi Residential Acacia Str 36 1983sqm R1,135,000.00 Muditambi Charlot Mukwevho 2073 of Louis Trichardt Nndumeliseni Mavis Ratshitanga Residential Leeu Str 31 1972sqm R1,446,861.11 2130 of Louis Trichardt Morne Berry Residential Mopani Str 53 991sqm R1,314,000.00 Salome Berry 2194 of Louis Trichardt Muyahavho Beauty Koko Residential Azalia Str 35 1128sqm R1,230,000.00 2313 of Louis Trichardt Azaz Husain Gulammohmed Delawala Residential Derde Str 49 654sqm R1,497,000.00 Nilofarbanu Gulamhusen Delawala Shaid Husein Gulah Delawala 2340 of Louis Trichardt Hemlatha Gordhan Nathoo Residential Tweede Str 99 714sqm R1,253,000.00 2350 of Louis Trichardt Shabnum Khan Residential Tweede Str 79 714sqm R478,000.00 Asim Patel 2492 of Louis Trichardt (Portion 34) Idris Daewood Bapu Residential Derde Laan 127 453sqm R686,500.00 Laiserbanu Edrish Bapu Page 3 Registered Description Names of Owner(s) Category Address Extent Market Value 2779 of Louis Trichardt (Portion 1) Bambawala Prop & Inv Trust Industrial Properties Klein Str 324sqm R100,000.00 2962 of Louis Trichardt Pauline Mutasa Residential Waterbessie Str 55 1845sqm R2,945,000.00 2980 of Louis Trichardt Plaaslike Munisipaliteit Makhado Municipal Properties Leopard/Cresent 23 1400sqm R1,361,000.00 2987 of Louis Trichardt Plaaslike Munisipaliteit Makhado Municipal Properties Flamboyant Street 19 1450sqm R455,000.00 3015 of Louis Trichardt Londolani Cedric Marageni Residential Leopardsingel 20 1491sqm R710,000.00 3033 of Louis Trichardt Marchia Duvenhage Residential Flamboyant Str 40 1386sqm R860,000.00 3053 of Louis Trichardt Plaaslike Munisipaliteit Makhado Municipal Properties 37 Waterbessie Street 1 1350sqm R1,403,000.00 3064 of Louis Trichardt Plaaslike Munisipaliteit Makhado Municipal Properties Waterbesie Str 42 1350sqm R1,603,000.00 3066 of Louis Trichardt Herbert Pearson Lubbe Residential Waterbessie Str 38a 675sqm R623,000.00 3120 of Louis Trichardt Rembuluwani Moses Tseli Residential Maroela Street 2 1346sqm R640,000.00 Shonisani Margaret Tseli 3134 of Louis Trichardt Theuns Ferreira Residential Waterbessie Str 18 1500sqm R900,000.00 3148 of Louis Trichardt Plaaslike Munisipaliteit Makhado Municipal Properties Flamboyant 18 1666sqm R2,350,000.00 3173 of Louis Trichardt Plaaslike Munisipaliteit Makhado Municipal Properties Meerkat Street 6 1678sqm R2,005,000.00 3300 of Louis Trichardt Rocket Trading 34 Cc Residential Vierde Str 53 674sqm R172,000.00 7 SS Indaba (PTA 1987-00148) Dereck Claassens Residential 7 Indaba, Indaba W/S 1 164sqm R650,000.00 Trinette Claassens 3321 of Louis Trichardt (Portion 8) Vincent Mamburu Residential 13 Tshirululuni Street 13 642sqm R992,000.00 3407 of Louis Trichardt Gemgrow Prop Ltd Business and Commercial Kruger Str 106 1.4276Ha R21,300,000.00 Properties 3933 of Louis Trichardt Abdul Satar Hajee Aboo Residential Schimper Sgl 10 7775sqm R3,350,000.00 4282 of Louis Trichardt Gemgrow Prop Ltd Business and Commercial Noor Sentrum Winkel 6 1.2417Ha R23,349,480.00 Properties 1 SS Palmhof (PTA 1993-00429) Desiree Vermaas Residential 1 Palmhof, Palmhof Unit 8 104sqm R690,000.00 4284 of Louis Trichardt Louis Trichardt Muslim Jamaat Place of Worship 66 Second Street 3010sqm R3,820,000.00 6 SS ERF 4290 LOUIS TRICHARDT UITBREIDING 2 (LIM Mosutoa Tshidada Residential 6 ERF 4290 LOUIS TRICHARDT UITBREIDING 2, 116sqm R750,000.00 1996-00471) Takalani Tshidada Sekuriteitshof W/S 8 4302 of Louis Trichardt (Portion 18) Dieudonne Kangweji Kajazi Residential Zinnia Str 44 Unit 18 365sqm R1,075,000.00 Ivonne Kapinga Page 4 Registered Description Names
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