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Marang Dinaledi Final List of Farms District Farm Name Owner Contact Details Comments Map # Ellisras Brakspruit 27 KQ / 1 Mnr Schutte Attended Sentrum FA 31/10 5 Private Bag x 73, Vorentoe, 0259, c: Ellisras Buffelsjagt 317 LQ / R Hennie Hills Familie Trust 083 232 5224 2 Ellisras Canterbury 12 KQ / R Mnr Schutte Attended Sentrum FA 31/10 4 Tjaart Sauer, P O Box 69, Dwaalboom Ellisras Enkeldraai 314 LQ / R Johannes Jacobs Sauer 0319, t: 014 766 0253c: 083 462 5962 2 Private Bag x 73, Vorentoe, 0259, c: Ellisras Geelhoutskloof 359 LQ / 1 Hennie Hills Familie Trust 083 232 5224 2 Private Bag x 73, Vorentoe, 0259, c: Ellisras Geelhoutskloof 359 LQ / R Hennie Hills Familie Trust 083 232 5224 2 PO Box 238 Vaalwater, 0530, t: 014 755 Ellisras Grootlaagte 354 LQ / R Jeanette Cecilia de Waal 3966 c: 082 654 7128, f: 014-755 3966 3 LF Steyn, PO Box 11, Ellisras, 0555, t: Noordgrond Eiendomme (Pty) 014 763 3106 (His son - Louis Steyn Ellisras Grootvallei 515 LQ / R Ltd - LF Steyn (LP) t: 012-427 2807, c: 082 577 9864) 1 Herman en Ben Botha, PO Box 5059, Rustenburg, 0300, t: 014 592 6677 f: 086 616 9345 c: 082 449 1062, 082 447 6960, Ellisras Jakhalsfontein 393 LQ / 1 Ben's Lodge Pty Ltd 082 378 0282 e: [email protected] 4 Herman en Ben Botha, PO Box 5059, Rustenburg, 0300, t: 014 592 6677 f: 086 616 9345 c: 082 449 1062, 082 447 6960, Ellisras Jakhalsfontein 393 LQ / R Ben's Lodge Pty Ltd 082 378 0282 e: [email protected] 4 Ellisras Kalkheuwel 368 LQ / R 3 PO Box 1382, Ellisras, 0555, t: 014 763 1242, e: Ellisras Kringgatspruit 318 LQ / R Mr Pontes [email protected] 3 LF Steyn, PO Box 11, Ellisras, 0555, t: 014 763 3106 (His son - Louis Steyn Ellisras Kromdraai 513 LQ / R LP Steyn (LP) t: 012-427 2807, c: 082 577 9864) 1 Kuipersbult CC - Koot t: 014 763 2451, 014 763 2938, c: 082 Ellisras Kuipersbult 511 LQ / 1 Thuynsma 770 9131 1 LF Steyn, PO Box 11, Ellisras, 0555, t: Noordgrond Eiendomme (Pty) 014 763 3106 (His son - Louis Steyn Ellisras Kuipersbult 511 LQ / R Ltd - LF Steyn (LP) t: 012-427 2807, c: 082 577 9864) 1 PO Box 916, Ellisras, 0555, t: 014 766 Ellisras Leliefontein 672 LQ / R AL Pols 0009 3 Ellisras Naauw Ontkomen 509 LQ / R Eskom 1 MW de Jager, P O Box 17, Lephalale 0555, t: 014-766 0127, c: 082 492 Ellisras Nooitgedacht 514 LQ / R MW de Jager 6881 1 John Harding (012 548 0237 h, 012 522 3513 w), po box 1763, montana Gamothaka Game Ranch Pty park, 0159, [email protected]; Ellisras Rooipan 366 LQ / 1 Ltd [email protected] 2 Andries Paulse - manager - 014 766 Ellisras Rooipan 366 LQ / 2 Tshwane Game Lodge 0203 - box 119, Lephalale 2 Ellisras Rooipan 366 LQ / 5 Hennie Kemp Jan (JC) Lamprecht, PO Box 1829, Ellisras Rosevalley 369 LQ / 2 JC Lampbrecht Thabazimbi, 0380, 014 779 0922 3 Corien Combrinck PO Box 810, Thabazimbi, 0380, t: 014 779 0654, c: Ellisras Rosevalley 369 LQ / R PD du Plessis Trust 083 283 7476 3 Jan (JC) Lamprecht, PO Box 1829, Ellisras Somerset Noord 21 KQ / 1 JC Lampbrecht Thabazimbi, 0380, 014 779 0922 4 Jan (JC) Lamprecht, PO Box 1829, Ellisras Somerset Noord 21 KQ / 2 JC Lampbrecht Thabazimbi, 0380, 014 779 0922 4 Ellisras Somerset Noord 21 KQ / R Jolliepatrollie Pty Ltd 4 Private Bag x 73, Vorentoe, 0259, c: Ellisras Vergulde Helm 316 LQ / R Hennie Hills Familie Trust 083 232 5224 2 Ellisras Waterford 387 LQ / R 4 Gunther Reckman Family Ellisras Wildebeestfontein 381 LQ / 2 Holdings Pty Ltd PO Box 1166 Ellisras 0555 3 Abraham Johannes Jansen van Ellisras Wildebeestfontein 381 LQ / R Vuuren 3 Tel: 082 771 6925, [email protected]; PO Ellisras Zandheuwel 356 LQ / 3 Alta Steenkamp Box 77120, Eldo glen, 0171 2 PO Box 1382, Ellisras, 0555, t: 014 763 1242, e: Ellisras Zandnek 358 LQ / 1 Mr Pontes [email protected] 2 Jan Kotze (JKG), PO Box 1080, Ellisras, 0555, t&f: 014 766 0262, c: Season's Star Trading CC - Jan 083 656 9411 Ellisras Zandnek 358 LQ / R Kotze e:[email protected] 2 North West 119JQ/2 North West 119JQ/3 North West 12 JQ / R North West 121JQ/4 North West 122JQ/R North West 185JQ/R North West 218JQ/1 North West 218JQ/2 North West 218JQ/3 North West 218JQ/4 North West 218JQ/R North West 220JQ/1 North West 220JQ/2 North West 220JQ/3 North West 220JQ/5 North West 224JQ/10 North West 224JQ/11 North West 224JQ/14 North West 224JQ/7 North West 224JQ/8 North West 252KP/R North West 258 KP / R North West 281JQ/R North West 285 KP / R North West 287JQ/10 North West 287JQ/18 North West 287JQ/19 North West 287JQ/2 North West 287JQ/22 North West 287JQ/5 North West 287JQ/6 North West 287JQ/9 North West 289JQ/R North West 290JQ/1 North West 290JQ/10 North West 290JQ/2 North West 302JQ/R North West 33 JQ / R North West 33JQ/R North West 34JQ/R North West 35JQ/1 North West 35JQ/4 North West 35JQ/5 North West 361KQ/R North West 403KQ/2 North West 431JQ/R North West 64JQ/1 North West 64JQ/R North West 66JQ/R North West 69JQ/R North West 79JQ/R North West 80JQ/R North West ALLAN'S PRIDE 379JQ/R STUART FAMILY TRUST North West Application 398 KQ / R BAKHATLA TRIBE North West BOEKENHOUT 424JQ/1 MONTE TRUST North West BOEKENHOUT 424JQ/2 Mamogalieskraal, P K Mamogalieskraal, P K Mamogalieskraal, North West BOEKENHOUT 424JQ/R JOSEKANE CC Mamogalieskraal, 0265 0265 Mr (Kgosi) MJ Pilane, PO Box 200, BANGATLA BA-GA KGAFELA Saulspoort, 0318, t: 014 556 1889 c: 083 North West Cyferkuil 330 KQ / R TRIBE 719 9760 REPUBLIC OF North West Elandsfontein 402 KQ / 1 BOPHUTHATSWANA REPUBLIC OF North West Elandsfontein 402 KQ / 2 BOPHUTHATSWANA REPUBLIC OF North West Elandsfontein 402 KQ / R BOPHUTHATSWANA Mrs FM Mangoathe, Po Box 546, Brits, LOCAL MUNICIPALITY OF 0250, t: 012 318 9370 f: 012 318 9203 c: North West ENNIS 240JQ/1 MADIBENG 076 613 1734 North West Haakdoorn 6 JQ / R Mr CJ van Schalkwyk, Department of Land Affairs, Private Bag x 833, Pretoria, 0001 North West HARTEBEESTPOORT C 419JQ/1014 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA t: 012 312 8911 North West HARTEBEESTPOORT C 419JQ/1050 WARTHOG INN PTY LTD P O BOX 21840, Helderkruin, 1733 North West HARTEBEESTPOORT C 419JQ/1051 North West HARTEBEESTPOORT C 419JQ/1052 WARTHOG INN PTY LTD P O BOX 21840, Helderkruin, 1733 North West HARTEBEESTPOORT C 419JQ/1057 WARTHOG INN PTY LTD P O BOX 21840, Helderkruin, 1733 North West HARTEBEESTPOORT C 419JQ/1058 WARTHOG INN PTY LTD P O BOX 21840, Helderkruin, 1733 North West HARTEBEESTPOORT C 419JQ/1063 WARTHOG INN PTY LTD P O BOX 21840, Helderkruin, 1733 North West HARTEBEESTPOORT C 419JQ/1064 MONTE TRUST North West HARTEBEESTPOORT C 419JQ/1065 MONTE TRUST North West HARTEBEESTPOORT C 419JQ/237 MOLEPE MATLITA North West HARTEBEESTPOORT C 419JQ/239 Lonmin Opencast, Private Bag x 700, Mooinooi, 0325, t: North West HOEDSPRUIT 298JQ/10 014 571 2248 Lonmin Opencast, Private Bag x 700, Mooinooi, 0325, t: North West HOEDSPRUIT 298JQ/4 014 571 2248 Lonmin Opencast, Private Bag x 700, Mooinooi, 0325, t: North West HOEDSPRUIT 298JQ/5 014 571 2248 SUID-AFRIKAANSE SA Development Trust, Private Bag x 74, North West KAFFERSKRAAL 133JQ/3 ONTWIKKELINGSTRUST Mmabatho, 2735 t: 018 387 6427 SUID-AFRIKAANSE SA Development Trust, Private Bag x 74, North West KAFFERSKRAAL 133JQ/68 ONTWIKKELINGSTRUST Mmabatho, 2735 t: 018 387 6427 Jaco Steenkamp, PO Box 1022, Brits, 0250, c: 076 678 2335, e: North West KLEINGELUK 196JQ/2 Jaco Steenkamp [email protected] Jaco Steenkamp, PO Box 1022, Brits, 0250, c: 076 678 2335, e: North West KLEINGELUK 196JQ/R Jaco Steenkamp [email protected] Kraalhoek Limestone Mine - Latilla Mineral Marketing Pty North West Kraalhoek 399 KQ / R Ltd P O Box 801 Bedfordview 2008 North West KROKODILKRAAL 426JQ/R BOKABA MOTLHAODI ETHEL Mrs FM Mangoathe, Po Box 546, Brits, LOCAL MUNICIPALITY OF 0250, t: 012 318 9370 f: 012 318 9203 c: North West NIETGEDACHT 242JQ/16 MADIBENG 076 613 1734 Mrs FM Mangoathe, Po Box 546, Brits, LOCAL MUNICIPALITY OF 0250, t: 012 318 9370 f: 012 318 9203 c: North West NIETGEDACHT 242JQ/4 MADIBENG 076 613 1734 Mrs FM Mangoathe, Po Box 546, Brits, LOCAL MUNICIPALITY OF 0250, t: 012 318 9370 f: 012 318 9203 c: North West NIETGEDACHT 242JQ/5 MADIBENG 076 613 1734 North West POTGIETERSFONTEIN 125JQ/1 North West POTGIETERSFONTEIN 125JQ/2 North West POTGIETERSFONTEIN 125JQ/5 North West Rhenosterkop 251 KP / R REPUBLIC OF North West ROOIWAL 285JQ/10 BOPHUTHATSWANA REPUBLIC OF North West ROOIWAL 285JQ/12 BOPHUTHATSWANA REPUBLIC OF North West ROOIWAL 285JQ/R BOPHUTHATSWANA Mr Shabir-Ahmed (SM) North West Spitskop 410 KQ / R Haffejee North West Spitskop 410 KQ /2 Mr (MSA ) Erasmus North West SYFERKUIL 208JQ/R SYFERKUIL FARM PTY LTD P O BOX 592, Welkom, 9460 North West SYFERKUIL 369JQ/R REPUBLIC OF BOPHUTHATSWANA OR RPM Union Select - Anglo Platinum Private Bag x 351, Swartklip, 0370 t: 014 North West Turfbult 404 KQ / R Ltd 786 1133 f: 014 786 0223 North West UITSPAN 591JQ/R North West VAALBOSCHLAAGTE 194JQ/R Johan (son) Willie (Father) North West VAALBOSCHLAAGTE 195JQ/1 (J) du Plessis P O Box 362 Brits 0250 North West VAALBOSCHLAAGTE 195JQ/2 NATIONAL GOVERNMENT OF Mr CJ van Schalkwyk, Department of Land THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH Affairs, Private Bag x 833, Pretoria, 0001 North West Varkfontein 13 JQ / AFRICA t: 012 312 8911 NATIONAL GOVERNMENT OF Mr CJ van Schalkwyk, Department of Land THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH Affairs, Private Bag x 833, Pretoria, 0001 North West Varkfontein 13 JQ / 3 AFRICA t: 012 312 8911 REPUBLIC OF North West Varkfontein 13 JQ / 7 BOPHUTHATSWANA North West VLAKPLAATS 74JQ/3 North West VLAKPLAATS 74JQ/4 KAYA WENGI HUNTING North West VLAKPLAATS 74JQ/R LODGE PTY LTD ** FOR INFO REFER TO North West VOGELFONTEIN 191JQ/11 REGISTRAR OF DEEDS ** North West VOGELFONTEIN 191JQ/16 BOSCH STANLEY North West
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