Mafeking Road & Other Stories (1947), ISBN 0-7981-3902-1 Human & Rousseau, ISBN 978-0-9793330-6-4 Archipelago Books (2008) Portsea Library or Portsea Housing Office at the John Pounds Community Centre, 23 Queen Street, PO1 3HN Permits are only required to park on council controlled highway within the zone. Permits are not required when parking on land that is private e.g. Ministry of Defence land.

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Tiled flooring, gas hob and electric oven, cooker hood, smooth walls and ceilings, spotlighting, wall and base units, work surfaces, washing machine, boiler, doors leading to garden A dual restriction exists in Vivash Road with a single yellow line running through the bay outside numbers 7-11. Permit holders are not allowed to park in this bay between 8am and 6pm Monday to Saturday

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Only three of his books were published during his lifetime: Mafeking Road published by Dassie, and Jacaranda in the Night and Cold Stone Jug published by APB. Mafeking Road has never been out of print since its publication in 1947. [5]

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Adair Road, Andover Road, Brading Avenue, Bristol Road, Burbidge Grove, Chitty Road, Collins Road, Cousins Grove, Cromwell Road, Culver Road, Eastern Parade (north side between Spencer Road and St George's Road, Eastney), Eastney Street, Exeter Road, Festing Grove, Highland Road (south side between Exeter Road and Andover Road), Highland Street, Kassassin Street, Kimberley Road, Lindley Avenue, Marine Court, Morley Road, Nettlestone Road, Owen Street, Priory Road, Selsey Avenue, St George's Road (Eastney), Tokar Street, Wainscott Road, Ward Road and Worsley Street Because many of his stories were originally published in long-forgotten magazines and journals, there are a number of anthologies by different collators each containing a different selection. His original books have also been published many times by different publishers.a b c "Xingwana approves 28 geographical name changes". The Mail & Guardian. 2010-02-02 . Retrieved 2021-07-26.