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Annual Price Increase for Liquor Licence Publication for Free State 6 No.35381 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 1 JUNE 2012 GENERAL NOTICES ALGEMENE KENNISGEWINGS KENNISGEWING 418 OF 2012 NOTICE 418 OF 2012 DEPARTEMENT VAN HANDEL EN NVWERHEID DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY DRANKWET, 1989 LIQUOR ACT, 1989 KENNISGEWING VAN AANSOEKE OM NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS FOR 0RANKLISENSIES LIQUOR LICENCES Kennis word hierby gegee dat die aansoekers in die Notice is hereby given that the applicants specified Bylae hierby gespesifiseer, kennis gegee het van hulle in the Schedule hereto have given notice of their voorneme om aansoeke om dranklisensies in te dien intention to lodge applications for liquor licences in ten opsigte van persele gelee in die distrikte wat in die respect of premises situated in the districts indicated Bylae aangedui is. in the Schedule. Die betrokke aansoeke kan tot en met die laaste dag The applications concerned may, up to and including waarop 'n beswaar teen of vertoe of 'n petisie ter the last date on which an objection against or ondersteuning van sodanige aansoeke ingevolge die representations or a petition in support of such regulasies ingedien kan word, op versoek gratis deur applications may be lodged in terms of the regulations, enige persoon by die kantoor van die landdros van die upon request and free of charge, be inspected by any distrik van waar sodanige aansoeke afkomstig is, person at the office of the magistrate of the district ondersoek word. from which they emanate. BYLAE SCHEDULE Onderstaande syfers, wat tussen hakies in die Bylae The undermentioned figures used in brackets in the gebruik word, het die volgende betekenisse: Schedule, have the following meanings: (1) = Volledige naam, straat- en posadres van (1) = Full name, street and postal address of aansoeker. applicant. (2) = Soort lisensie waarvoor aansoek gedoen (2) = Kind of licence applied for. word. (3) = Kind of liquor to be sold. (3) = Soort drank wat verkoop sal word. (4) = Name under which business is to be (4) = Naam waaronder besigheid gedoen sal conducted and full address of premises. word en volledige adres van perseel. (5) = Bepaling, toestemming, goedkeuring of (5) = Determination, consent, approval or magtiging waarom aansoek gedoen word authority applied for (see regulation 5). (sien regulasie 5). FREE STATE VRYSTAAT DISTRICT MANGAUNG DISTRIK MANGAUNG (1) Ginger Punch Enterprise (Pty) ltd, Reg. No. 2012/ (1) Ginger Punch Enterprise (Pty) Ltd, Reg. No. 2012/ 042668/07, 92 Lombard Street, Hilton, Bloemfontein; 042668/07, Lombardstraat 92, Hilton, Bloemfontein; PO Box 29482, Danhof, Bloemfontein, 9300. Posbus 29482, Danhof, Bloemfontein, 9300. (2) Micro-manufacturer. (2) Mikro-vervaardiger. (3) Ginger Beer. (3) Gemmerbier. (4) Ginger Punch, Erf 2144, Registration Division Bloem­ (4) Ginger Punch, Erf 2144, Registrasie Afdeling, Bloem­ fontein Rd, Free State, better known as 3 Sarel Cilliers fontein Rd, Vrystaat, beter bekend as Sarel Cilliersstraat Street, Hilton, Bloemfontein. 3, Hilton, Bloemfontein. (5) (5) NGWATHE NGWATHE (1) Afri Dome Showgrounds CC, Reg. No. 2005/ (1) Afri Dome Showgrounds CC, Reg. No. 2005/ 018460/23, registered address: 346 Julius Jeppe Street, 018460/23, registered address: 346 Julius Jeppe Street, Waterkloof, 0145. Postal address: PO Box 95515, Waterkloof, 0145. Postal address: PO Box 95515, Waterkloof, 0145. Telephone No. 082 447 7085. Waterkloof, 0145. Telephone No. 082 447 7085. STAATSKOERANT, 1 JUNIE 2012 No.35381 7 (2) Restaurant License. (2) Restaurant License. (3) Selling of all kinds of liquor. (3) Selling of all kinds of liquor. (4) Afridome Showgrounds Restaurant, Portion 22 of the (4) Afridome Showgrounds Restaurant, Portion 22 of the farm Klipspruit 64, situated in the District of Parys, farm Klipspruit 64, situated in the District of Parys, Ngwathe Local Municipality Province, Free State and Ngwathe Local Municipality Province, Free State and situated at No. 6 Allenby Street, Parys. situated at No. 6 Allenby Street, Parys. (5) (5) KWAZULU-NATAL KWAZULU-NATAL ALFRED ALFRED (1) Shezi, Simon Mbuyiseni, Nhlangwini Area, G893 (1) Shezi, Simon Mbuyiseni, Nhlangwini Area, G893 Umlazi Township, Umlazi, 4066. Umlazi Township, Umlazi, 4066. (2) Special Liquor License (tarven). (2) Special Liquor License (tarven). (3) All kinds of liquor. (3) All kinds of liquor. (4) Magogoda Tarven, Nhlangwini Area, Mthulanyoni under (4) Magogoda Tarven, Nhlangwini Area, Mthulanyoni under lnkosi M. Dlamini. From Harding to Port Shepstone main lnkosi M. Dlamini. From Harding to Port Shepstone main Road turn left to Road D 121 proceed pass Santombe to Road turn left to Road D 121 proceed pass Santombe to Wilton then reach proposed premises at Shezi Wilton then reach proposed premises at Shezi Homestead. Homestead. (5) - (5) - ALFRED ALFRED (1) Raymond Past-Four, Mpofana, Gangala Area, Ward 6; (1) Raymond Past-Four, Mpotana, Gangala Area, Ward 6; Mandlagathi High School, P.O. Box 960, Harding, 460. Mandlagathi High School, P.O. Box 960, Harding, 460. (2) Liquor Store Licence. (2) Liquor Store Licence. (3) All kinds of liquor. (3) All kinds of liquor. (4) Siyazama Bottle Store, Gangala Area, Ward 6, Harding, (4) Siyazama Bottle Store, Gangala Area, Ward 6, Harding, Under lnkosi: Machi, lnduna: B Mteshana, Under Under lnkosi: Machi, lnduna: B Mteshana, Under lzibonda Traditional Authority. lzibonda Traditional Authority. (5) Section41 (1). (5) Section 41 ( 1) BABANANGO BABANANGO (1) Xolani Pasture, Sibiya, 36 Main Street, Babanango; (1) Xolani Pasture, Sibiya, 36 Main Street, Babanango; P.O. Box 91, Babanango, 3850. P.O. Box 91, Babanango, 3850. (2) Special Licence (tavern). (2) Special Licence (tavern). (3) All kinds of liquor. (3) All kinds of liquor. (4) Xolani Tavern, Erf 36, Main Street, Ward 6, Babanango, (4) Xolani Tavern, Erf 36, Main Street, Ward 6, Babanango, Under Ulundi Municipality. Under Ulundi Municipality. \(5) Section41 (1) (5) Section 41 (1) BABANANGO BABANANGO (1) Nomusa Maria Dlamini, ID: 6112040347087. (1) Nomusa Maria Dlamini, ID: 6112040347087. Woon- en Residential Address: Hwanqane Area, Hwanqane Sake-adres: Hwanqane Gebied, Hwanqane Reserve, Reserve, Babanango, 3850. Babanango, 3850. (2) Liquor Store Licence (off-consumption). (2) Drankwinkellisensie (buiteverbruik). (3) All kinds of liquor. (3) Aile soorte drank. 4) Zamelisizwe Liquor Store at Zamelisizwe Store (4) Zamelisizwe Liquor Store by Zamelisizwe Winkelplek, Premises, under lnduna Mkhabela, Hwanqane Area, onder lnduna Mkhabela, Hwanqane Gebied, Jama Tribe, Jama Tribe, Babanango, 3850. Babanango, 3850. (5) Article 41 (1) (c). (5) Artikel 41 (1) (c). 8 No. 35381 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 1 JUNE 2012 BABANANGO BABANANGO (1) Xolani Pasture Sibiya, 36 Main Street, Babanango; (1) Xolani Pasture Sibiya, 36 Main Street, Babanango; P.O. Box 91, Bababango, 3850. P.O. Box 91, Babanago, 3850. (2) Special Licence (Tavern). (2) Special Licence (Tavern). (3) All kinds of liquor. (3) All kinds of liquor. (4) Xolani Tavern, Erf 36 Main Street, Ward 6, Babanango, (4) Xolani Tavern, Erf 36 Main Street, Ward 6, Babanango, under Ulundi Municipality. under Ulundi Municipality. (5) Section 41 (1 ). (5) Section 41 (1 ). BERGVILLE BERGVILLE (1) Nhlanhla Bethuel Mngomezulu, ID: 7101016065087. (1) Nhlanhla Bethuel Mngomezulu, ID: 7101016065087. Residential Address: Emmaus Mission, Endiya Area, Woon en Sakeadres: Emmaus Mission, Endiya Gebied, Winterton, 3340. Winterton, 3340. (2) Special Liquor Licence, Tavern (on-consumption). (2) Spesiale Dranklisensie, Tavern (binneverbruik.) (3) All kinds of liquor. (3) Aile soorte drank. (4) Best Enough Tavern, Endiya Area (Ward 2), Emmaus (4) Best Enough Tavern, Endiya Gebied (Saal 2), Emmaus Mission, under lnduna Themba Zimba, Winterton, 3340. Mission, onder lnduna Themba Zimba, Winterton, 3340. (5) Article 41 (1) (c). (5) Artikel 41 (1) (c). BERGVILLE BERGVILLE (1) Xolani Mokoena, ID No. 7707225288086. Residential (1) Xolani Mokoena, ID No. 7707225288086. Woonadres address: Ebusingatha Area, Ward 5, Ebusingatha en sake-adres: Ebusingatha Gebied, Saal 5, Ebusi­ Reserve, Bergville, 3350. ngatha Reserve, Bergville, 3350. (2) Special Liquor Licence-Tavern (on-consumption). (2) Spesiale Dranklisensie-Tavern (binneverbruik). (3) All kinds of liquor. (3) Aile soorte drank. (4) Sisonke Tavern, near Mabanga Store, Ebusingatha Area (4) Sisonke Tavern, naby Mabanga Winkel, Ebusingatha (Ward 5), under lnduna Sifiso Xaba, Ebusingatha Gebied (Saal5), onder lnduna Sifiso Xaba, Ebusingatha Reserve, Bergville, 3350. Reserve, Bergville, 3350. (5) Article 41 (1) (c). (5) Artikel 41 (1) (c). CAMPERDOWN CAMPERDOWN (1) Khoza Kholethe Edilek, Riet Faley Farm 851, (1) Khoza Kholethe Edilek, Riet Faley Farm 851, lnchanga, Old Main Road; P.O. Box 261, Cato Ridge, lnchanga, Old Main Road; P.O. Box 261, Cato Ridge, 3680. 3680. (2) Liquor Store License. (2) Liquor Store License. (3) All kinds of liquor. (3) All kinds of liquor. (4) Zamazama Liquor Store, Riet Faley Farm 851, (4) Zamazama Liquor Store, Riet Faley Farm 851, lnchanga, Old Main Road. lnchanga, Old Main Road. (5) (5) DANNHAUSER,NYANYADU DANNHAUSER,NYANYADU CLONES FARM CLONES FARM (1) Arthur Jabulani Ngema, Clones Farm, PO Box 1204, (1) Arthur Jabulani Ngema, Clones Farm, PO Box 1204, Dundee, 3000. Dundee, 3000. (2) On-consumption, Tavern. (2) On-consumption, Tavern. (3) All kinds of liquor. (3) All kinds of liquor. (4) V & J Tavern, Clones Farm, Eskom No. 0910, Nyanyadu, (4) V & J Tavern, Clones Farm, Eskom No. 0910, Nyanyadu, 3000. Under Chief: Maxwell Gule. Councilor: M.P. Sithole. 3000. Under Chief: Maxwell Gule. Councilor: M.P. Sithole. (5) Section 41 (1) (a).
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