Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition) - 2013-10-26

• WP aim for Currie Cup double
• TOM CRUISE’S EX KATIE HOLMES TWEETS FROM CAPE TOWN – PAGE 3
• Proteas deny ball tampering
• Judge gives deadline on Muslim marriage
• Boland beauty chosen for internatio­nal campaign
• Britney and Beyoncé on the cards for local concert tours
• SA yacht second in round the world race
• Katie Holmes tweets from SA
• Praise for officers who died in gunfight
• Hiker’s body found after fall
• Shoot-out at Monte Vista centre
• Princess ‘blows in’ for icy mission
• Constantia Uitsig estate set to change hands
• Portugal restarts Maddie probe
• On the comeback trail
• New case: furious Phiyega hits back
• Madonsela probes on Zuma and Nkandla run into obstacles
• ‘Widow’s’ R6 000 labour
• Court spat could see judge charged
• When parental ‘love’ becomes a death sentence
• Project to focus on child-abuse deaths
• Schools ready for exams
• Gigaba lashes critics for negative portrayal of SA abroad
• A safe way to sell your event ticket
• ‘Don’t try to split Cosatu’
• Auditors on tightrope of fear after killing
• SANParks turns to business to help save rhinos
• Possible strike at Implats
• ‘Band of brothers’ silence grievances
• Fundraiser winner who puts children first
• ‘Food Talks’ app will help the blind
• The remarkable story of life-saving commitment
• Former city man on the ball with coaching
• Scientists say rugby is in denial on strong concussion-brain damage correlatio­n
• Dancesport in dire need of exposure
• Innovative fertility lab hits the right note
• Parents of ‘blonde angel’ identified
• EU heads for spy showdown
• ‘Feeling weight of duty’
• Dancing with Charles ‘better than sex’ says Emma Thompson
• Finishing schools now for men too
• Countdown to the South African cruise season begins
• Marriage lost its Bloom over Leo
• The spanking new sexy Mr Grey
• Purse first for Gaga
• New weapon for poaching war
• Tricky business of raising reptiles that become luxury handbags
• The changing face of the Mother City
• They can’t hear you when you shout
• Cyberwarri­ors in training for the battlegrou­nd of the future
• Elgin’s not only about those apples
• Priming wooden frames a prime factor in ensuring longevity
• Heaven knows we’re miserable now
• Who’ll win whodunnits’ great poll?
• Best crime novel nomination­s
• eWallet soars in popularity with S Africans
• Protests against Russia may mar winter Olympics
• PayPal ramps up its presence in African markets
• Discipline disruptive kids
• Tipple that could topple all manner of diplomacy
• Muzzling the snouts at the trough
• Dying young and leaving a good-looking corpse
• It was the day the chasm opened
• Workers being made the scapegoats for SA’s economic woes
• Small hummingbir­d becomes big headache for Woolworths
• The big spenders
• Sea Point has a new pulse
• Discover bed heaven
• Popular store undergoes revamp
• Foodonthem­ove
• Vibrantgal­lery-stylestore
• Painting solutions at your fingertips
• Leading provider of internatio­nal logistics solutions turns 50
• Top-drawer performanc­es in Newlands battle could sway Meyer’s selection for end-of-year Bok squad
• Li Na turns the screw to eliminate ailing Azarenka
• Why Wright can be wrong
• TV Highlights
• Bradley has ‘a blast’ as he seizes the day, and the lead, in Malaysia
• Gunners take aim at Palace
• Juventus, Napoli keen to apply pressure on Roma
• Rodgers hits back at Ferguson’s Gerrard, Henderson jibe
• Dortmund look to erase Schalke ‘shadow’in derby
• Ranting parents are stifling UK youth
• AmaTuks a threat to Ajax Cape side opt for experience as they aim to build on midweek victory
• Stars set to grace mouth-watering El Clasico
• Buoyant Vasco looking to knock the spots off Leopards after ending Chippa’s unbeaten run
• No matching Vettel in India
• Lorenzo vows to push Marquez all the way in MotoGP finales
• Don’t pander to racist minority, says Mourinho about talk of WC boycott
• Oz coach seeks five victories on tour
• No love from Russia as SA outclassed in Davis Cup singles
• WP to dehorn Bulls?
• Even birds know Newlands is the right place for Currie Cup final, with rugby fever raging
• This Currie Cup final could be won up front
• Pirates hope to carry cup form into Chiefs derby
• More Africa teams needed – Blatter
• Quite frankly, the focus is on fresh ingredient­s
• Sandra can also wing it in space
• SHORTCUTS
• Vodka fest cheers club scene
• I’d happily go into battle in this jammy
• Your last chance to enter
• A Belgian in Africa is taking the p***
• Cape’s finest… not priciest
• Run or walk and… sample wine en route
• Come fly your kite
• Monsters, witches, things that go bump ...
• Halloween goes back a long, long
• New steps to free you from unfair credit practices
• Changes to rules governing attachment orders
• PPS and Sanlam at odds over ‘unfair’ penalties on RAs
• Confiscato­ry penalties make life industry’s claims that it encourages saving worthless
• RA MEMBER FORFEITS 30% OF HER SAVINGS
• PPS welcomes interventi­on
• SARS booklet reveals average income tax rate
• Sharemax investors waiting for appeal
• Sizwe announces 8.9% hike
• Personal injury lawyers take ‘common law fees’ case to Con Court
• WHAT HAS HAPPENED SO FAR
• ‘NO JUDICIAL AUTHORITY TO SUPPORT APPEAL’
• WHAT IS AT ISSUE?
• RAF claim limit may leave you exposed
• Some insurers drop passenger liability from their policies – without telling you
• FROM THE RAF TO THE RABS
• ‘Only the fittest builders will survive’
• Keep meeting bond repayments – or risk jeopardisi­ng your financial life
• Unspoilt Vermont a seaside gem for holiday home buyers
• Don’t confuse option with right of first refusal
• Boutique property developer boosts Vredehoek’s urban renewal
• New evidence lifts appeal of listed property
• Proper financial management is vital for sectional title schemes
• First Bardale Village high school set to open its doors to 800 pupils
• Socio-economic factors added to green building ratings
• New online course enables trustees to gain understand­ing of legal demands
• What intel scandal says about Washington
• Loeries does the right thing
• The pace of change is bewilderin­g
• Strong-arm tactics pay off
• Country Inn and bistro shines on after ten years in the Riebeek Valley
• FESTIVE SEASON BURGER PARTIES!
• Wine and dine in Karoo wilderness
• CELEBRATE THIS FESTIVE SEASON FROM R54*
• Fun for the whole family and more
• More about the resort
• Hotel offers fine dining and entertainm­ent
• COME ON SIZZLING SUMMER...
• Ever thought of personalis­ing wine for gifts?
• Market proves ‘a popular attraction’ for families
• Opportunit­y snapped in the Maasai Mara
• If all the world were my stage
• New book shows beauty of our world
• On my bike in lov
• Competitio­n hots up as SA Express undercuts on local routes
• Let Tokyo overwhelm you
• Slow life at seaside seduces
• Flash auction will offer opportunit­ies for investors and first-time buyers
• Auction floor packed with goods for last leather furniture sale of the year
• Silent auction of Montagu farm with ‘high investment potential’
• Gordon’s Bay home offers dual- living possibilit­ies
• ‘Exceptiona­l’ Llandudno mansion to be auctioned next month has the ‘wow’ factor
• Liquidatio­n auction of double- storey industrial unit in Stellenbos­ch
• Sale price of renovated Milnerton home reflects demand and market value
• Auction group to dispose of government plant machinery, trucks and equipment
• Crimson Square developmen­t in Woodstock to go under the hammer
• Bacon, Warhol sales to test health of global art market
• Luxurious Penlyn Estate home snapped up at auction

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