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No. 31961 2 No Vol. 525 Pretoria, 6 March 2009 Maart No. 31961 2 No. 31961 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 6 MARCH 2009 CONTENTS INHOUD Page Gazette Bladsy Koerant No. No. No. No. No. No. Transport, Department of Vervoer, Departement van Cross Border Road Transport Agency: Oorgrenspadvervoeragentskap aansoek­ Applications for permits: permille: Hatfield . 3 31961 Hatfield . 3 31961 Applications for Public Road Carrier Per­ Aansoeke om Openbare Padvervoerper­ mits: mille: Goodwood . 18 31961 Goodwood .. 18 31961 Mmabatho .. 28 31961 Mmabatho .. 28 31961 Rustenburg . 35 31961 Rustenburg .. 35 31961 Port Elizabeth .. 52 31961 Port Elizabeth .. 52 31961 STAATSKOERANT, 6 MAART 2009 No. 31961 3 CROSS-BORDER ROAD TRANSPORT AGENCY APPLICATIONS FOR PERMITS Particulars in respect of applications for permits as submitted to the Cross-Border Road Transport Agency, indicating, firstly, the reference number, and then- (i) the name of the applicant and the name of the applicant's representative, if applicable; (ii) the country of departure, destination and, where applicable, transit; (iii) the applicant's postal address or, in the case of a representative applying on behalf of the applicant, the representative's postal address; (iv) the number and type of vehicles, including the carrying capacity of each vehicle; and (v) a full route description Particulars concerning any existing authorization of the applicant n~ust be available for scrutiny at the offices of the Agency. In terms of the regulation 3 of the Cross-Border Road Transport Agency Regulations, 1988, written representations supporting or opposing these applications must within 21 (twenty-one) days from the date of this pUblication be lodged by hand with or dispatched by registered post to the Regulatory Committee in five fold or lodged by hand with or dispatched by registered post to the applicant at his advertised address in single copy. HATFIELD Address to which representations must be submitted: The Chief Executive Officer, PO Box 13105, Hatfield, 0028 and the respective applicant. F'ull particulars in respect of each applicant are open to inspection at the Regulatory Committee, Parkfield Court, Park Street, Hatfield, Pretoria, 0028. 4 No. 31961 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 6 MARCH 2009 O.P. 394908(2) CHAMU S CONSTRUCTION CC I.N. 200507219223(3) Regions: Republic of South Africa/Zimbabwe (4) POBOX 13368 THE TRAMSHED 0152(5) New permi~(6) 2 x 59 passenger Bus (Single Deck) 1 x 51 passenger BUS (Single Deck)(7) Route One: Passengers on a particular bus route and their personal effects from Pretoria station, onto the N1 via Bela-Bela, ,Mookgophong, Mokopane, Polokwane (Ultra City), Makhado and Musina to the RSA/zimbabwe border at Beit Bridge border post onto the A4, pass Bubi, Mwenezi, Ngundu, Masvingo, onto A9, onto the A6 to Bulawayo, onto the A5 to Gweru, via Kwekwe and Kadoma to Chegutu and stop at the Chegutu Hotel for refreshments and continue to chinhoyi, stop at the Chinhoyi Caves Hotel. Return via the same route in reverse. Timetable: Bus 1: Forward Journey: Pretoria 1415 Sunday Polokwane 1800 Sunday Beit Bridge 2100 Sunday Masvingo 0000 Midnight Sunday Gweru 0200 Midnight Sunday Chegutu 0400 Midnight Sunday Chinhoyi 0600 Monday Return Journey: Chinhoyi 1400 Tuesday Chegutu 1600 Tuesday Gweru 1800 Tuesday Masvingo 2000 Tuesday Beit Bridge 0000 Wednesday polokwane 0230 Wednesday pretoria 0530 Wednesday Route Two: Passengers on a particular bus route and their personal effects from pretoria Station, onto the N1 via Bela-Bela, Mookgophong, Mokopane, Polokwane (Ultra City), Makhado and Musina to the RSA/zimbabwe border at Beit Bridge border post onto the A4, pass Bubi, Mwenezi, Ngundu and Masvingo, onto the A4' via Chimanzu, Chaka, Mvuma, Chivu and Beatrice into Harare with Samora Machel, into Road Port, Harare and turn off to Bindura, at the Bindura civic Centre. Bus 2: Forward Journey: pretoria 1500 sunday Polokwane 1815 Sunday Beit Bridge 2115 Sunday Masvingo 0015 Midnight sunday Mvuma 0200 Monday Chivu 0230 Monday Bindura 0400 Monday Return Journey: Bindura 1400 Tuesday Chivu 1600 Tuesday Mvuma 1630 Tuesday Masvingo 1830 Tuesday Beit Bridge 2130 Tuesday Polokwane 2330 Midnight Pretoria 0330 Wednesday O.P. 411495(2) RAMASHILO LUXURY TOURS I.N. 200901306723(3) Regions: Republic of South Africa/Zimbabwe (4) NO 804 ZONE F EXT LEBOWAKGOMO 0737(5) New Permi~ (6) 3 x 70 passenger Bus (Single Deck)2. Passengers on a particular bus route and their personal effects from Johannesburg (Park Station). Turn left into Harrison Street, turn left into Leyds Street, turn left into Wolmarans Street, join Smit Street, right onto the M1 North, onto N1 north pass Midrand, Pretoria, Big Bite in Polokwane, from the Big Bite in polokwane onto N1 North, pass Makhado and Musina to the RSA/zimbabwe border at Beit Bridge border post, from Beit Bridge onto A4, to Masvingo, stop at the pink Pigeon Shop onto A4 to Mvuma pass Chivhu and proceed to Harare and stop at the Roadport, onto the Robert Mugabe road to join the A3 Mutare Road pass Marondera, Macheke, Headlands to Mutare and stop at sakubva Long Distance Bus terminus and return via the same route in reverse. Forward Journey: Monday, Thursday, Friday and sunday STAATSKOERANT, 6 MAART 2009 No. 31961 5 Johannesburg D 1600 pietersburg (Polokwane) S 2000 pietersburg (Polokwane) D 2010 Messina (~Iusina) S 2355 Beit Bridge S 0030 Beit Bridge D 0200 Masvingo S 0500 Masvingo D 0510 Harare S 0730 Harare D 0900 Marondera S 1000 Marondera D 1010 Rusape S 1100 Rusape D 1105 Mutare A 1230 Return Journey: Monday, wednesday, Friday, Sunday Mutare A 1230 Rusape S 0800 Rusape D 0810 ~ Marondera S 0900 Marondera D 0910 Harare S Harare D 1000 Masvingo S 1100 ~ Masvingo D 1500 Beit Bridge S 1530 Beit Bridge D 1900 Messina (MUsina) S 2100 Messina (Musina) D 2130 Pietersburg (Polokwane) D 2130 pietersburg (Polokwane) S 0100 Johannesburg A 0400 O.P. 411630(2) LUMBELA GD I.N. 6208055055183(3) Regions: Republic of South Africa/Mozambique (4) C/O GREATER WESTONARIA TAXI ASSOCIATION PO BOX 1174 WESTONARIA 1780(5) New Permit(6) 1 x 23 passenger Bus (Single Deck)(7) 1. Taxi passengers and their personal effects from Westonaria Taxi Rank, in Botha Street, turn right into Edward Street, turn right onto the R28, turn left onto N12 pass Johannesburg and Pretoria, proceed with the N1 North via Bela-Bela, Mookgophong, Mokopane, polokwane, Makhado and Musina to the RSA/zimbabwe border at Beit Bridge border post onto the A4, pass Bubi, Mwenezi, Ngundu, Masvingo, Chimanzu, Chaka, Mvuma, Chivu and Beatrice into Harare, join the A2 via Murewa and Mutoko to the Zimbabwe/Mozambique border at Nyamapanda/ Cochemane border post, join R103 in Mozambique via Changara and Tete to the Mozambique/Malawi border at Dedza/Calomue border post to Mangochi and return via the same route in reverse. 2. Subject to the condition that passengers will be picked up from Westonaria Taxi Rank and set down at Mangochi in Malawi on the forward journey and that passengers will be picked up from Mangochi in Malawi and set down at the Westonaria Taxi Rank on the return journey. 3. No intermediate passengers to be picked up or set down on the route. O.P. 411685(2) WHEAT SHEAF INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD T/A INGWE LINKING AFRICA I.N. 200402367007 (3) Regions: Republic of South Africa/Transit zimbabwe/Transit Mozambique/Malawi (4) POBOX 455 KEMPTON PARK 0040(5) New Permit (6) 12 x 52 passenger Semi-bus3. Route: Johannesburg to Blantyre and return. 4. Forward Journey: Conveying passengers and their personal effects and goods from Johannesburg Park Station bus terminus, turn right into Rissik Street, turn left into Wolmarans Street proceeding straight into Smit Street, turn right onto M1 north which becomes the N1 north at the Beccleuch interchange bypassing Midrand after refuelling at the Caltex filling Station at the New Road off and on ramp, bypassing Centurion, Pretoria (Tshwane), Hammanskraal, compulsory stop at Mantsole weigh bridge, bypassing Bella Bella, Mookgophong, Mokopane, enter into Polokwane in vorster Street, turn left into Market Street, stopping for refreshments at Big Bites, proceeding into Market Street which merges with the N1 north, bypassing Makhado, Louis Trichardt, refuelling at Caltex filling Station, Safcal, on Nl north of Makhado, passing through Musina to the RSA I zimbabwe border at Beitbridge. Depart from Beitbridge, proceed with the A4 Highway passing through Bubi, Lutombe, Rutenga, Runde, Ngundu, Masvingo, crossing through the A9 proceeding to Chirumanzu, Mvuma, Chivu, Beatrice still following the A4 Highway to Harare. Refuel at Reg Harris Motors (south of Harare). Follow the A4 into Harare which changes to Simon Mazordze Road, turn left into Row Road, turn right joining A5, Samora Machel Avenue, turn left into Enterprise Road via .ru i u , Mukwae, 6 No. 31961 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 6 MARCH 2009 Mutoko through the Nyamapanda / Cochemane border post, Pass Changara and proceed to Tete on the zambezi River, stopping at the compulsory stop at the check point / ~eigh bridge in Tete. proceed to Angonia Cross and proceed to the Zobue / Mwanza border post, passing through Ndeka, Lirangwena, Lunza to Blantyre. Enter Blantyre on Kamuzu Highway and proceed to the Ingwe (ranking / embarking and disembarking) facilities at Blantyre Lodge and Petroda. Johannesburg to Blantyre Time Table: Days: Monday, Tuesday, wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Johannesburg Park Station (depart) 10:00 New Road (refuelling) Midrand (bypass) Centurion (bypass) Pretoria (bypass) Mantsole weigh bridge (compulsory stop) Bella Bella (bypass) Mookgophong
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