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  Product Description Hardcover:  160 pages Publisher:  The Lyons Press; 1st edition (October 1, 2000) Language:  English     With three Masters jackets in the closet and PGA, British, and U.S. Open trophies on the shelf,  Gary Player, among golf's most genial and authoritative personalities, has a record that speaks for itself and a contagious respect for the game. All of that is on display in  The Complete Golfer's Handbook, which is really less a handbook than a comprehensive introduction to golf--and it's attractive enough to leave on the coffee table. First published in Britain in 1999, the  Handbook  is a lushly illustrated and informative guide to golf's essentials--its history, rules, equipment, etiquette, strategies, and various forms of competition, along with some insight, given Player's second career as a course designer, into what makes a fair and challenging golf course. Good stuff, to be sure, and there's not a player anywhere, regardless of handicap, who won't pick up a nugget or two. But Player is Player; on the links he always played to his strengths, which he built through physical and mental preparation second to no one's. The  Handbook  offers Player himself demonstrating his quintessential warm-up system, practice drills and games, and conditioning exercises--all the routines a savvy golfer should partake in before ambling to the first tee. Following Player's physical fitness methods won't bring you a green jacket, but will certainly improve your game, outlook, flexibility, and endurance. Of course, if by some fluke you do manage to win the Masters, Player will have you so fit when you try the jacket on for size that you'll actually be able to button it.   Condition   Like New:  A book that looks new but has been read. Cover has no visible wear, and the dust jacket  is included for hard covers. No missing or damaged pages, no creases or tears, and no underlining/highlighting of text or writing in the margins. May be very minimal identifying marks on the inside cover. Very minimal wear and tear. dust jacket has a few minor tears    

Practical Flying - Complete Course of Flying Instruction  By: Flight Commander W. G. McMinnies R.N. A softcover published by Empire Flying corps facsimilee of the 1918 edition Picture cover boards are lightly agecoloured, binding is tight & strong, no marks or inscriptions Postage within South Africa R30.00 Overseas Customers can contact us for a Postage Quote

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This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 12 working days Whilst many claim to know the Rules of Golf, the fact is that every year golf's governing bodies receive thousands of inquiries about how to apply these Rules to the actual game. Decisions on the Rules of Golf 2016 clarifies any ambiguity that might arise from the Rules and allows you to correctly interpret the complete Rules of Golf, including all new and revised decisions made by the R&A's Rules Committee and the USGA that come into effect in 2016. The level of detail is staggering, covering everything from using bottled water to gauge a slope to what to do when your ball lands on a crawfish mound, and the new ruling on Anchored Putting, which has been so controversial. Whether in competition or everyday play, this book provides you with the necessary guidance to impartially apply the Rules in any situation encountered on the golf course. Features Summary The updated edition of the official interpretation of the Rules of Golf, as set by The R&A, the game's ruling body. Author R&A Championships Limited Publisher Hamlyn Release date 20151112 Pages 752 ISBN 0-600-63216-4 ISBN 13 978-0-600-63216-0

Over the years the product offering, situated in Garthdale AH, Randvaal, has evolved and developed in ways which were addressed to the requirements of the various communities, whom have since become loyal supporters. The offering attracts the large weddings and is very active in the Indian market. African weddings as well as the larger western weddings are very popular too. There are other structures on the property which could be turned into further conference centers. Financials are available to serious buyers only. The beautiful manicured lawn, flowerbeds and other garden areas promise gorgeous wedding photos. There is also an amphitheatre area for additional functions and photo opportunities. Property also offers 5 flat-lets/offices generating an income of approximately R per month. The venue currently derives in excess of 90% of its income from weddings. Additional services can be offered. Envisaging a range of offerings all with strong synergies. The activities include: a)Wedding ceremonies b)Conference and meeting facilities for industry c)Product launches d)Photographic venue for the advertising industry The development currently consists of the following: Picollo Hall: (Chapel) This is utilized for the wedding functions held at the venue. In addition it is used for corporate events. Can seat 250 guests cinema style. Can accommodate 17 x 1,8 meter tables allowing serving meals to 200 guests in the hall. Bridal suite: This area was developed for the bride to use for the preparation for her big day. It is also used by the bridal party to stay overnight at the venue before making their way off on honeymoon. Grande Hall: (Reception) This is used for numerous activities. These would include conferences, product launches, receptions etc. the use can also be extended for clients entertaining their clients and presentations etc. Capacity depends on client configuration. Reception with buffet and dance floor limits the capacity to 230 guests. Receptions with no buffet or dance floor allows serving up to 400 guests in this hall. Cinema style seating arrangement would enable seating for approximately 650 guests. The flat-lets exist and currently let to tenants. There is the potential of converting these into overnight rooms. The consent use from council allows 6 overnight rooms in the development. New developments: Cascina Hall: (Barn converted to conference area). Conference break away rooms – Next to the chapel is a barn. This barn has been converted into 2 small reception rooms. The larger is 108 sq meters and the smaller is 73 sq meters. In the pipeline: The old factory area at the top of the property was to be converted into 14 x over night rooms for guests (not built yet). Gardens: The gardens are in place and of an extremely high standard. Features in the garden include a traditional “long pond” (40m x 6m) lined with concrete planters and Topiary trees and flower beds. The gardens also contain areas with elegant gazebos, ponds, fountains as well as an amphitheater area with a fountain. Location: The property is located just 2,5 km’s from the R59 highway. This places the venue up against the Midvaal boundary with Ekhuruleni and at the start of the R59 Corridor project as identified by the Midvaal Council. The R59 carries in excess of vehicles on a daily basis. The site is serviced by tar roads with Heidelberg Road on the Northern border of the property and Meadow Road on the eastern side. Entrance to the venue as well as the flatlets and overnight rooms is gained via two separate roads. The venue is well located to offer various facilities to existing and new developments in the R59 Corridor development area. In addition the “Eye of Africa” residential and country estate development, complete with a Greg Norman Golf course, is currently under construction. The 101 unit industrial park is starting to gain momentum and the Heineken Brewery is now producing and phase 2 & 3 are being planned. These developments will create spin off in the community as a whole. In addition, due to the accessibility of the venue in proximity to the R59, R550 and the N3 highway the location as ideal for attracting visitors from a wide net. Areas which will fall into the feeding ground will include: a)East Rand towns – from Germiston through to Springs and Nigel b)Alberton and Johannesburg areas including the Northern suburbs c)Lenasia, Soweto and West rand areas up to Roodepoort d)Meyerton, Vereeniging, Van der Bijl up to and including Sasolberg Advantages over opposition include: a)Almost all venues in the area are existing restaurants or bars who offer a wedding facility. There are very few which are dedicated venues. b)The gardens are far superior to the venues in the area c)The location allows to attract functions from a wide area The property has a borehole which feeds the property with water. The borehole supplies 2 x litre tanks and the property is supplied water via a high pressure pump through an electronic filter. The venue now utilizes septic tanks for the capture of solids, and the water is channeled to 2 x liter, chlorinated tanks. The grey water produced is now pumped out onto the land area. Electrical feed to the property is via a transformer which is located outside the gate. The venue is a true attraction in the area. All the features, buildings, gardens as well as the amphitheatre etc. make the venue a pleasant place to visit. All business people will be proud to invite business associates as well as family and friends to the venue. Further to this the area is at the start of the R59 corridor and the venue also falls within the expressed intentions of the Council, namely, to promote tourism in the region. Other benefits to the above are that there are already initial set up cost which only requires maintenance. All costs are directly related to occupation and usage. Cash flows in this business are fantastic. Weddings are payable up front and all functions are settled in full one month prior to the wedding day. The conferences are payable up front or on departure. This pre-paid revenue stream ensures that you do not have inflated debtor books to control, and staff to manage the cash collection and problems associated with extended payment terms. Call now for an appointment to view… Internal Agency Ref No:ZZ # Kitchen: 1 # Parking: 1 Has Garden Security Features: Security, Security Fence, Security Lights, Gated S Property Reference #: Nearby Schools: Henley High, Destinata, Alberton High, Alberton Primary, Dinamika, Marais Viljoen Nearby Places/Vicinity: Neighbouring suburbs include Henley on Klip, Walkerville, Klipriver, Meyerton. Close to the N1, the N2 and the R59 highways. Agent Details: May Longhow Chas Everitt - Glenvista Opportunity House 68 Bellairs Drive Cnr True North Road Mulbarton Johannesburg wwww.chaseveritt.co.za

Over the years the product offering, situated in Garthdale AH, Randvaal, has evolved and developed in ways which were addressed to the requirements of the various communities, whom have since become loyal supporters. The offering attracts the large weddings and is very active in the Indian market. African weddings as well as the larger western weddings are very popular too. There are other structures on the property which could be turned into further conference centers. Financials are available to serious buyers only. The beautiful manicured lawn, flowerbeds and other garden areas promise gorgeous wedding photos. There is also an amphitheatre area for additional functions and photo opportunities. Property also offers 5 flat-lets/offices generating an income of approximately R per month. The venue currently derives in excess of 90% of its income from weddings. Additional services can be offered. Envisaging a range of offerings all with strong synergies. The activities include: a)Wedding ceremonies b)Conference and meeting facilities for industry c)Product launches d)Photographic venue for the advertising industry The development currently consists of the following: Picollo Hall: (Chapel) This is utilized for the wedding functions held at the venue. In addition it is used for corporate events. Can seat 250 guests cinema style. Can accommodate 17 x 1,8 meter tables allowing serving meals to 200 guests in the hall. Bridal suite: This area was developed for the bride to use for the preparation for her big day. It is also used by the bridal party to stay overnight at the venue before making their way off on honeymoon. Grande Hall: (Reception) This is used for numerous activities. These would include conferences, product launches, receptions etc. the use can also be extended for clients entertaining their clients and presentations etc. Capacity depends on client configuration. Reception with buffet and dance floor limits the capacity to 230 guests. Receptions with no buffet or dance floor allows serving up to 400 guests in this hall. Cinema style seating arrangement would enable seating for approximately 650 guests. The flat-lets exist and currently let to tenants. There is the potential of converting these into overnight rooms. The consent use from council allows 6 overnight rooms in the development. New developments: Cascina Hall: (Barn converted to conference area). Conference break away rooms – Next to the chapel is a barn. This barn has been converted into 2 small reception rooms. The larger is 108 sq meters and the smaller is 73 sq meters. In the pipeline: The old factory area at the top of the property was to be converted into 14 x over night rooms for guests (not built yet). Gardens: The gardens are in place and of an extremely high standard. Features in the garden include a traditional “long pond” (40m x 6m) lined with concrete planters and Topiary trees and flower beds. The gardens also contain areas with elegant gazebos, ponds, fountains as well as an amphitheater area with a fountain. Location: The property is located just 2,5 km’s from the R59 highway. This places the venue up against the Midvaal boundary with Ekhuruleni and at the start of the R59 Corridor project as identified by the Midvaal Council. The R59 carries in excess of vehicles on a daily basis. The site is serviced by tar roads with Heidelberg Road on the Northern border of the property and Meadow Road on the eastern side. Entrance to the venue as well as the flatlets and overnight rooms is gained via two separate roads. The venue is well located to offer various facilities to existing and new developments in the R59 Corridor development area. In addition the “Eye of Africa” residential and country estate development, complete with a Greg Norman Golf course, is currently under construction. The 101 unit industrial park is starting to gain momentum and the Heineken Brewery is now producing and phase 2 & 3 are being planned. These developments will create spin off in the community as a whole. In addition, due to the accessibility of the venue in proximity to the R59, R550 and the N3 highway the location as ideal for attracting visitors from a wide net. Areas which will fall into the feeding ground will include: a)East Rand towns – from Germiston through to Springs and Nigel b)Alberton and Johannesburg areas including the Northern suburbs c)Lenasia, Soweto and West rand areas up to Roodepoort d)Meyerton, Vereeniging, Van der Bijl up to and including Sasolberg Advantages over opposition include: a)Almost all venues in the area are existing restaurants or bars who offer a wedding facility. There are very few which are dedicated venues. b)The gardens are far superior to the venues in the area c)The location allows to attract functions from a wide area The property has a borehole which feeds the property with water. The borehole supplies 2 x litre tanks and the property is supplied water via a high pressure pump through an electronic filter. The venue now utilizes septic tanks for the capture of solids, and the water is channeled to 2 x liter, chlorinated tanks. The grey water produced is now pumped out onto the land area. Electrical feed to the property is via a transformer which is located outside the gate. The venue is a true attraction in the area. All the features, buildings, gardens as well as the amphitheatre etc. make the venue a pleasant place to visit. All business people will be proud to invite business associates as well as family and friends to the venue. Further to this the area is at the start of the R59 corridor and the venue also falls within the expressed intentions of the Council, namely, to promote tourism in the region. Other benefits to the above are that there are already initial set up cost which only requires maintenance. All costs are directly related to occupation and usage. Cash flows in this business are fantastic. Weddings are payable up front and all functions are settled in full one month prior to the wedding day. The conferences are payable up front or on departure. This pre-paid revenue stream ensures that you do not have inflated debtor books to control, and staff to manage the cash collection and problems associated with extended payment terms. Call now for an appointment to view… Internal Agency Ref No:ZZ # Kitchen: 1 # Parking: 1 Has Garden Security Features: Security, Security Fence, Security Lights, Gated S Property Reference #: Nearby Schools: Henley High, Destinata, Alberton High, Alberton Primary, Dinamika, Marais Viljoen Nearby Places/Vicinity: Neighbouring suburbs include Henley on Klip, Walkerville, Klipriver, Meyerton. Close to the N1, the N2 and the R59 highways. Agent Details: May Longhow Chas Everitt - Glenvista Opportunity House 68 Bellairs Drive Cnr True North Road Mulbarton Johannesburg www.chaseveritt.co.za

Over the years the product offering, situated in Garthdale AH, Randvaal, has evolved and developed in ways which were addressed to the requirements of the various communities, whom have since become loyal supporters. The offering attracts the large weddings and is very active in the Indian market. African weddings as well as the larger western weddings are very popular too. There are other structures on the property which could be turned into further conference centers. Financials are available to serious buyers only. The beautiful manicured lawn, flowerbeds and other garden areas promise gorgeous wedding photos. There is also an amphitheatre area for additional functions and photo opportunities. Property also offers 5 flat-lets/offices generating an income of approximately R18 000.00 per month. The venue currently derives in excess of 90% of its income from weddings. Additional services can be offered. Envisaging a range of offerings all with strong synergies. The activities include: a)Wedding ceremonies b)Conference and meeting facilities for industry c)Product launches d)Photographic venue for the advertising industry The development currently consists of the following: Picollo Hall: (Chapel) This is utilized for the wedding functions held at the venue. In addition it is used for corporate events. Can seat 250 guests cinema style. Can accommodate 17 x 1,8 meter tables allowing serving meals to 200 guests in the hall. Bridal suite: This area was developed for the bride to use for the preparation for her big day. It is also used by the bridal party to stay overnight at the venue before making their way off on honeymoon. Grande Hall: (Reception) This is used for numerous activities. These would include conferences, product launches, receptions etc. the use can also be extended for clients entertaining their clients and presentations etc. Capacity depends on client configuration. Reception with buffet and dance floor limits the capacity to 230 guests. Receptions with no buffet or dance floor allows serving up to 400 guests in this hall. Cinema style seating arrangement would enable seating for approximately 650 guests. The flat-lets exist and currently let to tenants. There is the potential of converting these into overnight rooms. The consent use from council allows 6 overnight rooms in the development. New developments: Cascina Hall: (Barn converted to conference area). Conference break away rooms – Next to the chapel is a barn. This barn has been converted into 2 small reception rooms. The larger is 108 sq meters and the smaller is 73 sq meters. In the pipeline: The old factory area at the top of the property was to be converted into 14 x over night rooms for guests (not built yet). Gardens: The gardens are in place and of an extremely high standard. Features in the garden include a traditional “long pond” (40m x 6m) lined with concrete planters and Topiary trees and flower beds. The gardens also contain areas with elegant gazebos, ponds, fountains as well as an amphitheater area with a fountain. Location: The property is located just 2,5 km’s from the R59 highway. This places the venue up against the Midvaal boundary with Ekhuruleni and at the start of the R59 Corridor project as identified by the Midvaal Council. The R59 carries in excess of 60 000 vehicles on a daily basis. The site is serviced by tar roads with Heidelberg Road on the Northern border of the property and Meadow Road on the eastern side. Entrance to the venue as well as the flatlets and overnight rooms is gained via two separate roads. The venue is well located to offer various facilities to existing and new developments in the R59 Corridor development area. In addition the “Eye of Africa” residential and country estate development, complete with a Greg Norman Golf course, is currently under construction. The 101 unit industrial park is starting to gain momentum and the Heineken Brewery is now producing and phase 2 & 3 are being planned. These developments will create spin off in the community as a whole. In addition, due to the accessibility of the venue in proximity to the R59, R550 and the N3 highway the location as ideal for attracting visitors from a wide net. Areas which will fall into the feeding ground will include: a)East Rand towns – from Germiston through to Springs and Nigel b)Alberton and Johannesburg areas including the Northern suburbs c)Lenasia, Soweto and West rand areas up to Roodepoort d)Meyerton, Vereeniging, Van der Bijl up to and including Sasolberg Advantages over opposition include: a)Almost all venues in the area are existing restaurants or bars who offer a wedding facility. There are very few which are dedicated venues. b)The gardens are far superior to the venues in the area c)The location allows to attract functions from a wide area The property has a borehole which feeds the property with water. The borehole supplies 2 x 2500 litre tanks and the property is supplied water via a high pressure pump through an electronic filter. The venue now utilizes septic tanks for the capture of solids, and the water is channeled to 2 x 25000 liter, chlorinated tanks. The grey water produced is now pumped out onto the land area. Electrical feed to the property is via a transformer which is located outside the gate. The venue is a true attraction in the area. All the features, buildings, gardens as well as the amphitheatre etc. make the venue a pleasant place to visit. All business people will be proud to invite business associates as well as family and friends to the venue. Further to this the area is at the start of the R59 corridor and the venue also falls within the expressed intentions of the Council, namely, to promote tourism in the region. Other benefits to the above are that there are already initial set up cost which only requires maintenance. All costs are directly related to occupation and usage. Cash flows in this business are fantastic. Weddings are payable up front and all functions are settled in full one month prior to the wedding day. The conferences are payable up front or on departure. This pre-paid revenue stream ensures that you do not have inflated debtor books to control, and staff to manage the cash collection and problems associated with extended payment terms. Call now for an appointment to view… Internal Agency Ref No:ZZ00005253 # Kitchen: 1 # Parking: 1 Has Garden Security Features: Security, Security Fence, Security Lights, Gated S Property Reference #: 3177030 Nearby Schools: Henley High, Destinata, Alberton High, Alberton Primary, Dinamika, Marais Viljoen Nearby Places/Vicinity: Neighbouring suburbs include Henley on Klip, Walkerville, Klipriver, Meyerton. Close to the N1, the N2 and the R59 highways. Agent Details: May Longhow Chas Everitt - Glenvista Opportunity House 68 Bellairs Drive Cnr True North Road Mulbarton 2059 Johannesburg www.chaseveritt.co.za

 Undated, Circa Early 1900's, thus edition unknown. Published by: Pitlochry Improvements Committee.   Pocket Travel Guide for Pitlochry in Perthshire. Paperback illustrated card covers, Booklet has some insect damage, rear cover has a map of the Pitlochry 18 hole golf course tipped in, has a small fold tear. A fascinating pocket tourist guide from the early 1900's (Undated), complete with adverts for local businesses and railway timetables. Extremely rare.