Newspapers in Constantia, Cape Town
newspapers in Constantia, Cape Town (Results 1 - 3 of 3)
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1 Hout Bay Rd, CONSTANTIA, Cape Town, 7806
021 795 0189
The Houtkapperspoort cottages are created from Table Mountain sandstone and timber combined with the most modern construction techniques. Cosy but sophisticated they are sheltered from the Cape South ... cot, Swimming, highchair, Complimentary newspapers, Heater, Sky diving, Smoking allowed, Galleries... Other results from Constantia Cape Town
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ERF12995 Spaanschemat River Rd, CONSTANTIA, Cape Town, 7806
021 794 3250
Situated in the Cape¿s oldest and most beautiful wine valley, the five star Constantia Retreat is close to five of South Africa¿s top wine estates and many internationally celebrated restaurants.The ... Tea and coffee facilities, Complimentary newspapers, Health spa massage, Television, Transfers,... 
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NO 6 PURCELL WAY, CONSTANTIA, Cape Town, 7945
021 715 8701
Paradiso, a family run guesthouse and self- catering cottage, offering guests friendly and personal service is set in a tranquil treed garden with sweeping views of the distant Constantiaberg ... access, Hairdryer, Garden, Complimentary newspapers, Fireplace, Bed Breakfast or Self Catering,... Other nearby results from the 'Newspapers & Magazines' category
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Unit D 23A Prime Park, Mocke Road, Diep River, DIEPRIVIER, Cape Town, 7800
021 705 0933
With a team of highly skilled and experienced media specialists, Ink Design can handle all aspects of production from brief through to print. In collaboration with a significant network of writers,... 
Southfield Road, Cape Town, 7801
+27 21 797 9814
Second hand bookseller is a person who has a second-hand bookshop A second hand book is a book which has been owned by an owner other than the publisher or retailer, usually by an individual or... 
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36-50 Old Mill Rd, Cape Town, 7405
021 530 3300
74 Regent Rd, Cape Town, 8060
021 433 0359
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9 Loeloeraai Street, Kuils River, 7580
0824725353
The Agie Advertiser is the brainchild of Sonja Bosman. In the 1900s, Kuils River used to be referred to as a "sleepy village". People would live here, but would work and conduct their... Search filters
