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153 Table J43: Joint Services Boards in Natal/KwaZulu with their constituent local authorities, 1993 (continued). Joint Services Board Constituent local authorities Township Councils (formerly under the Ashdown; Edendale and Imbali control of the Department of Development Aid - now the Community Services Branch, Natal Provincial Administration) Development Areas Albert Falls; Bulwer; Cool Air; Fort Nottingham; Udgetton West; Plessislaer and Trust Feed Regulated Areas Boston; Cramond; Fox Hill; Harburg; Uving Waters; Manderston; Midmar; Mount Dragon; Pevensey; Sierra Ranch; Stuartsville; Thornville and Umlaas Road Port Natal/Ebhodwe Joint Services Board, P 0 Box 1520, Durban, 4000 City Council Durban Town Councils Amanzimtoti; Ballitoville; lsipingo; Kingsburgh; Kloof; New Germany; Pinetown; Queensburgh; Stanger; Umhlanga Rocks; Verulam and Westville Town Boards Gillitts; Hillcrest; Tongaat; Umbogintwini; Umdhloti Beach; Umhlali Beach and Waterfall Health Committees Assagay; Blythedale Beach; Botha's Hill; Canelands; Cato Ridge; Darnall; Drummond; Everton; Lower 1II0vo; Mariannhill; Shakaskraal; '(ellowwood Park and Zinkwazi Beach Local Affairs Committees Durban Grey Street; Northern Durban; Southern Durban; Durban (Coloured); Pinetown (Indian); Stanger (Indian); Westville and Wyebank Town Committees Hambanathi and Ningizimu Local Authority Committees Klaarwater and Shakaville KwaZulu Regional Authorities Izindhlovu; Mpumalanga; Ndwedwe and Sobonakhona KwaZulu Township Councils KwaMakhutha; KwaMashu; Mpumalanga; Ntuzuma and Umlazi Township Councils (formerly under the Clermont; Inanda and KwaDabeka control of the Department of Development Aid - now the Community Services Branch, Natal Provincial Administration)
154 Table J43: Joint Services Boards in Natal/KwaZulu with their constituent local authorities, 1993 (continuedl. Joint Services Board Constituent local authorities Development Areas Craiglea; Duff's Road; Etete; Hammarsdale; Inchanga; Inchanga West; Langefontein; Lovu; Lower Langefontein; Mount Moreland; Ottawa; Port Zimbali; Prince's Grant; Redcliffe; Riet Rivier; Shallcross; Sterkspruit; TInley Manor Beach; Tugela; Waterloo and Welbedagt Regulated Areas Blackburn; Buffels Draai; Cliffdale; Harrison and Hazelmere Southern Natal Joint Services Board, P 0 Box 33, Port Shepstone, 4240 Town Councils Margate; Port Shepstone; Scottburgh; Shelly Beach and Uvongo Town Boards Bendigo; Harding; Hibberdene; Marburg; Munster; Pennington; Port Edward; Ramsgate; Southbroom; Umkomaas; Umtentweni and Umzinto North Health Committees Marina Beach; Saiccor Township and Widenham Local Affairs Committees Craigieburn and Harding Local Authority Committee Shayamoya KwaZulu Regional Authorities Emzumbe; Vulamehlo and Zamukukhanya KwaZulu Township Councils Gamalakhe and Magabheni Development Areas Armadale; Bazley; Bevro; Clansthal; Cragadour; Craigieburn; Elysium; Ifafa Beach; Ifafa Lagoon; Merlewood; Mtwalume; Ocean View; Palm Beach; Park Rynie; San Lameer; Trafalgar; Umzinto and Willow Glen " Regulated Areas Albersville; Darlington; Portview; Sunny Brae and Woodland Lodge Thukela Joint Services Board, PO Box 116, Ladysmith, 3370 Town Councils Bergville; Colenso; Dundee; Estcourt; Glencoe; Ladysmith; Newcastle and Utrecht Town Board Dannhauser Health Committees Hattingspruit; Talana and Winterton
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