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Crocs September 05.Indd HOMES & CONSTRUCTION SATURDAY VISION, September 5, 2015 49 BUSINESS MANHOLE COVERS MOTORS SALE ALUMINIUM Paints RITVER PAINTS CRANE ROOFINGS SALE COFFEE SHOP FOR SALE LOANS **Special o er** in Garden City QUICK LOANS Cast-Iron Manhole Covers FOR SALE 0790-563925. O753787238 for Full Bowler/ Floor Traps Isuzu ELF UAK 0787-428943. NOTICES QUICK LOANS 0754761024 LOST ALUMINIUM, STEEL & AMIR ISSAH ALUMINIUM FABRICATION NO. 1 Giant Alluminium Lost Driving Permit Profi le manufacturer in No: 10497364/2/1 East Africa 0756-600400. LOST DRIVING PERMIT 7th Street Industrial Area ARCE ENGINEERING No. 10000769/6/2 0772570973, WORKS Nabende Stephen # 1 Producer of 0701-487955. 0702726184, Aluminium & Steel Texture Coatings 0712989498, Fabricators VIJAY ENTERPRISES LTD LOST PASSPORT Decorative Coatings 0793938429, For: Stone Finishing Specialized in Aluminium +250733154731 • Doors & Windows No. B0627734 Fabrication of: • Cladding, Curtain walling Ocircan Spinage Davis Gypsum Ceilings 0772-768017. • Curtain Wall & Aluminium • Shop fronts Cornices SOFA REPAIR • Display counters, Cladding LOST DRIVING PERMIT • Doors & Windows • Acoustic Ceiling & MODERN IMAGE • Roller shutters, Gates, No. 10363301/3/1 • Offi ce Partitions INTERIOR DESIGNERS Collapsible Burglar proofs. Magezi Peter • Gypsum Ceiling for Home Plot 81-85, 7th Street, 0753-855542. & O ce Before Industrial Area • Sheet Metal Engineering Tel: 0312-262 472, LOST DRIVING PERMIT Work 0753-710055 No. 10360359/1/1 Plot 201, 6th Street 0772-419695 Senoga G. Kizito Industrial Area, Kampala. Tel: 0751-747480, 0751-747482 INFORMATION SERVICE EMERGENCY Iganga Hospital: Tel. 242022, POLICE AND FIRE BRIGADE: 242045 Code 043 After Ring: 999 or 342222/3. Jinja Hospital: Tel. 122000/1/2/3/4/5, PACKAGING BOXES Code 043 Africa Air Rescue (AAR) 258527, Kabale Hospital: Tel. 22006. Curtain & Sofa Makers / 258564, 258409. Repair. 0705 599 382 Kayunga Hospital: Tel 16 Kayunga. ELECTRICAL FAILURE: Kawolo Hospital: Tel 48204, 48206 All profi le for; Jinja Rd opp. NEMA Ring UMEME on185. Mityana Hospital Tel. 2279, 2014 House - Doors Water: Ring National Water and Mityana. KATON MANUFACTURERS LTD - Windows Sewerage Corporation on 256761/3, Mubende Hospital: 0464-4004, P.O. Corrugated Cardboard 242171, 232658. Telephone inquiry: Box 4, Mubende - Partitioning Boxes Kiboga Hospital: Tel 17, 18, 31 - Curtain walls UTL-900, Celtel 112, MTN-999, 112 St. Paul Nursing Home, Kitgum - All types Aluminium 5 years Guarantee Your Packaging Partner FUNERAL SERVICES Kololo Hospital Open 24 hrs. Ring RAZOR WIRE Kampala Funeral Directors, Bukoto- pro les. Tel. 231935. Contact us at our o ce: ARTISTIC GYPSUM CEILINGS RAZOR WIRE Ntinda Road. P.O. Box 9670, Gulu Independent Hospital. Plot Kampala. Tel: 0717 533533, 34/36 Airfield Road. Tel: 0471 32279, Plot 84/88,7th 0312 533533. 041 251690. Open: 24 hours. street,Kampala- Uganda Beautiful Designs Uganda Funeral Services International Hospital: Kisugu Mob: +256 - 754- 999299 Or your design H/Q 80A Old Kira Road, Bukoto Namu-wongo 031-2-200400/505, 041 +256 - 701- 306 718 Hotline: 0753 222 222 Email: info@ 340531. Tel: 0200 – 905484 Painted ugandafuneralservices.com Kibuli Hospital: 24 hrs Tel: 236476/7 Email: Lighting Funeral Home Uganda Limited, Plot Paragon Hospital Professional Installation- 15/17, 2nd Street Industrial Area. Tel: 6A/7A Luthuli 5th Close, Bugolobi [email protected] +256 392 961 627, +256 752 934 118 0414 220026, 0414 220028 Website: Complete Email: [email protected], www. Emergency 0717 770000 www.giantaluminium.com From only 120,000/SQM funeralhom.co.ug LATE CLINICS Aluminium makes perfect … A-plus Funeral Management MAS Medical & Dental Clinic Plot 1055 Nsambya Hill 24 hours service with all specialists available. Plot 10 Johnstone Street, RAZOR WIRE? Tel: +256-414592 410, 0782 482 888 [email protected] Arua Park. Charles Young Tel: 0414-376638/0701-974408. AMBULANCE GADGETS 0392961925 St. John Ambulance for First Aid and Nakasero Dental Clinic, Plot 40 Kyadondo Road, opp. Nakasero [email protected] ambulance services PlotKings 29 Buganda, Gadgets Kings Gadgets Primary School, before Ddembe FM Road Telephone 041 230671, Tel: 041 345235, 0712-936837, 0772- 077 503296 E-mail: 0755 555595465. 570 Call for late appointments. [email protected] 0755 555 570 Open: 8.00 a.m to 8.00pm. Kim’s Ambulance, 24hrs service. AAR Health Services. Tel: Plot 14 Eagen House, Kampala Rd. P.O. Box 31115 Kampala 0414255991, 0712255991, Tel: 341777, 0772722000 Fax 344777 Uganda, Plot 10/13 0703268810. Open: 24 hrs. Kampala Medical Chambers Clinic, Masaka Rd Nalukolongo HOSPITALS Plot 14 A&B Buganda Road. Open 24 Tel: +256 713 541545 Mulago Hospital: open 24hrs, Tel. +256 751 190290 554009 visiting hours 6.30am-8.00am, hours with all specialists. 1.00pm-2.00pm, 5.00pm-7.00pms Tel: 041-348846, 077-2-505013/077- Mengo Hospital: Albert Cook Road. 2-500828. Case Medical Centre: Plot 69/71 Open 24 hrs. Tel: 270223,The 270222, new MacBook SAMSUNG GALAXY S6 STORAGE 270083.Visiting hours 6.30-8.00am, Buganda Road, Ring 250362/345603, 12.00pm-2.00 pm, 5.00pm-8.00pm. Mobile 077-2-522681. Open 24hrs. SAVE ON STORAGE COST Nsambya Hospital: On Nsambya Hill Kim’s Medical Centre. Open 24 open 24hrs, Tel 266998, 267012 visit- hours. Plot 14 Kampala Rd between ing hours 6.30am 8.00am, 1.00pm- Steers and Bata Shoe Company Tel: 2.00pm, 5.00pm-8.00pm. 341777, 0772 722000 Rubaga Hospital: Rubaga Hill, Open KADIC HOSPITAL BUKOTO and 24 hours Tel 041270203, 041270204. Kadic Clinic Nakulabye 0414 543726, Visiting hours, 6.30pm 0772406612, Fax:0414286200 8.00pm,12.30pm-2pm, 5.30pm-8pm Bugolobi Hospital (former Leman Norvik Hospital: P.O. Box 26190, Hospital: Plot 68/69 Old Port Bell Plot No. 13 Bombo Rd, Kampala Road, Ring 222354. 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