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| Sold! Good support for Bathurst auction | Entertainment | |
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| Boknes stakeout, high-speed chase lead to abalone arrest | Courts and crime | |
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| Memories to last a lifetime from Lord’s | Sports | |
| SA champ powers to G2C victory |
The Boknes Padstal Christmas Market drew scores of patrons – many of them visitors – to its stalls on Wednesday December 20. The market which operates every quarter, might have been in existence for only 16 months but, according to coordinator, Trudie Botha, by all accounts is doing a roaring trade. Among the offerings for interested patrons were collector's knives, hand-crafted jewellery and accessory items, sweets, biscuits, Indian delicacies, clothes and leather products. Compared to other periods, December is always busier because of the festive season crowds, said Botha. However, organisers have been pleasantly surprised as to how brisk trade has been during other parts of the year. The market had its humble beginnings in an idea by...
Since cricket luminary, Ross Purdon, returned home to Port Alfred from London last week, he’s finding it hard to wipe the smile off his face. And who can blame him? For the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) member had a front-row seat to witness the Proteas etch their name in to the history books by winning the one-off ICC World Test Championship (WTC) final against fancied Australia at Lord’s, by five wickets on the fourth day on Saturday June 14. The win in the final earned them the WTC mace. It was the first time in 27 years South Africa had lifted ICC silverware. The Proteas, by beating the defending champions, had once and for all buried the “chokers...
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