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Farm Arundel 15015, Ixopo 226 NO.32233 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 22 MAY 2009 NOTICE 556 OF 2009 GENERAL NOTICE IN TERMS OF THE RESTITUTION OF LAND mGHTS ACT, 1994 (ACT NO. 22 OF 1994) Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 11 (1) ofthe Restitution of Land Rights Act, 1994 (Act No. 22 of 1994) that aclaim for the restitution of land rights on the following properties have been lodged with the Regional Land Claims Commissioner: KwaZulu-Natal and that the Commission on Restitution of Land Rights will further investigate the claim in terms of provisions of the Act in due course: Property see attached .schedule Extent of property see attached schedule Magisterial District Ixopo Administrative District: KwaZulu-Natal Current Title Deed No. see attached schedule Current Owner see attached schedule Bonds &: Restrictive Conditions Onterdicts) see attached schedule Claimant Ephraim Bongani Dlamlni on behaH of the Makhuzenl Community Date claim lodged 31 December 1998 Reference number KRN6/2/2lE/161Of01158 Any party/parties who have an interest in the above-mentioned properties is hereby invited to submit, within 30 days from the date of publication of this notice, any representations and! or information which shall assist the Commissioner in prOving or disproving this claim. Should no information and! or representations from the affected party/ parties be forthcoming within the stipulated period, the affected party/parties shall be ipso facto barred from further doing so and the Commission shall continue with the subsequent processes towards completion of the investigation. Any comments and information should be submitted to: The Regional Land Claims Commissioner: KwaZulu-Natal Private Bag X9120 Pietermaritzburg 3200 Tel: (033) 355 - 8400 Fax: (033) 342 - 3409 Submissions may also be delivered to Second Floor, African Ute Building, 200 Church Street, Pietermaritzburg. A.M.B.MPHELA ACTING REGIONAL LAND CLAIMS COMMISSIONER: KWAZULU NATAL SCHEDULE CURRENT BONDS &RESTRlC11VE NO. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION EXTENT TITLE DEED CURRENT OWNER CONDmONS NO. (INTERDICTS) 1 The farm Arundel No. 15015 485,4486 ha T6499/1972 J C Farms (PM Ltd None 2 The fann Waverley No. 15289 434,8748 ha T7532/1997 Sappi Manufacturing (Pty) Ltd None 3 The farm Greta No.2 No. 3823 114,5300 ha T34065/2OO4 Harold Uster None 4 The farm Ogle No. 3138 24,2812 ha 12825/1983 Edith Ann Mackenzie 85461/2006 5 Remainder of Portion 1of the farm Courthill No. 5126 25,3477ha T19295/1990 Diocese of Mariannhill - Roman Catholic None Ul Church );! r- 6 Portion1 of the farm South Hills No. 14995 20,0319 ha T4743/1981 Stafinco (PM Ltd None ~ 7 i Remainder of the farm White Hill No. 5151 , 340,1319 ha T19295/1990 Diocese of Mariannhill - Roman Catholic BC32233/1996 Ul ! Church K3330/2OO0s o "m 8 The farm Carrol No. 4768 80,9372 ha T19295/1990 Diocese of Mariannhill - Roman Catholic K1132/1996L »JJ Church z 9 Remainder ofthe farm ET No. 17725 301,7559 ha T4354612003 Clarence Richard Lawton .None :-l I\) 10 The farm Glentin No. 16039 489,6383 ha T23634/2oo5 Crown Hill Properties 83 cc None I\) 11 The farm Smokey Hill No. 16150 389,9364 ha T34991/1998 Smoky Hill Farm cc None m~ 12 The farm Langton No. 16697 236,4727 ha T5392/1995 Hilton Robert Talbot B10634/1997 I\) o B13397/1986 o I B13405/1984 <.0 I B18855/2oo7 B2121/2005 I B24833/1995 K89/1996s , 13 Remainder of the farm Lot BK No. 7801 438,5917 ha T52643/2001 Gavin Walker Family Trust-Trustees K22311987s 14 I A portion of the consolidated farm Waverley No. 15289, 44,5477 ha T7532/1997 Sappi Manufacturing (Pty) Ltd None I known before consolidation as Portion 1of the farm Lot BK No. 7801 15 Remainder of the farm Gorton No. 1 No. 1937 266,6446 ha 16734/1967 J C Fanns (PM Ltd none oz 16 Portion1 of the farm Gorton No. 1 1937 _T22242/1~ cl:tarold Ustf}r None -- .... - .... - .... _- ....- .... ~No.... - .... - ..._.- .... - .... .. _-_._- ~98. 3912_h(i - - - .... - ....... _­ _ - -_ Ul I\) I\) Ul Ul ~ ~ c:o z !' CURRENT BONDS & RESTRICTIVE (,.) IIJ NO. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION TITLE DEED IIJ EXTENT CURRENT OWNER CONDITIONS (,.) NO. (INTERDlCTSJ (,.) 17 Portion 1of the farm Kelston No. 6221 214,4836 ha T35186/2004 Khoza Trust-Trustees None 18 Portion 2of the farm Kelston No. 6221 214,7592 ha T3406612oo4 Khoza Trust-Trustees None 19 Remainder of the farm Mimosa Brae No. 2085 202,1513 ha T4253/1999 Evan Antel Family Trust-Trustees B18680/2oo1 VA1468/2001 20 Portion 5of the farm Mimosa Brae No. 2085 102,7178 ha T39019/2001 Evan Antel Family Trust-Trustees None 21 Portion 6of Portion 1of the farm Mimosa Brae No. 2085 73,4616 ha T46467/2oo5 John William Sfaelos None 22 Portion 7 of the farm Mimosa Brae No. 2085 164,8292 ha T46469/2005 C J H Harmse Inv cc 1-1785/2005LG G) 23 Portion 1 of the farm Doorn K100f No. 1036 202,6135 ha _T39534/2006 Bruce Kelvin English None o < 24 Portion 2 of the farm Doorn K100f No. 1036 301,4911 ha T36351/2oo2 Lonelydell (Ply) Ud B61294/2oo5 m :ll 25 Portion 3of the farm Doorn K100f No. 1036 334,8776 ha T36351/2oo2 Lonelydell (Ply) Ud B61294/2oo5 Z 26 Remainder of the farm Murchison No. 2063 150,2515 ha T613/2002 Biomex TradingJPty) Ud None ~ m Remainder of Portion 1of the farm Murchison No. 2063 240,8220 ha T18329/2004 Gorton Land Trust-Trustees B74767/2005 ~ -;Z 28 Portion 2 of the farm Murchison No. 2063 53,5467 ha Gorton Land Trust-Trustees B74767/2oo5 T18329/2004 G) 29 Remainder of Portion 5of the farm Murchison No. 2063 587,5166ha T9467/1994 David Sutherland Biggs None » N 30 Portion 6 of Portion 5 of the farm Murchison No. 2063 27,9458 ha T22845/2008 Michael Graeme Gillham None m 31 Portion 1 of the farm Gorton No.2 No. 1925 246,0743 ha T3957611999 Helmsley Trust-Trustess B1781611999 ~ 32 Portion 2of the farm Gorton No.2 No. 1925 245,7131 ha T5642/2002 John William Berkeley Talbot B2203112003 rn IIJ I B376212OO2 IIJ 33 Portion 3of the farm Gorton No.2 No. 1925 249,6508 ha T5642/2oo2 John William Berkeley Talbot B22031/2oo3 ~ 8376212002 ~ IIJ 34 Remainder of Portion 4 of the farm Gorton No.2 No. 1925 127,8544 ha T39576/1999 Helmsley Trust-Trustees B1781611999 o o 35 Portion 5 of the farm Gorton NO.2 No. 1925 161,8744 ha T3957611999 Helmsley Trust-Trustees 817816/1999 <0 36 Portion 6 of the farm Gorton No.2 No. 1925 244,6578 ha T3957611999 Helmsley Trust-Trustees 817816/1999 37 Remainder of the farm Doorn Vlakte No. 1034 115,5147 ha T14194/2oo8 Republic of South Africa None . 38 Portion 3of the farm Doom Vlakte No. 1034 115,4656 ha T14191/2008 Republic of South Africa None 39 Portion 4 of the farm Doorn Vlakte No. 1034 272,1554 ha T14194/2oo8 Republic of South Africa None 40 Remainder of Portion 5 of the farm Doorn Vlakte No. 1034 202,0551 ha T14194/2oo8 R~ublic of South Africa 1-5131/1976LG 41 Portion 7 of the farm Doom Vlakte No. 1034 375,0693 ha T14811/1970 Kia-Ora Cattle Co (Pty) Ud 822947/2000 B5517(1983 CURRENT BONDS &RESTRICnVE NO. PROPERTY DESCRIPnON EXTENT MLE DEED CURRENT OWNER CONDInONS NO. ONTERmCTS) 42 Portion 8 of the farm Doorn Vlakte No. 1034 189,7706 ha T14811/1970 Kia-Ora Cattle Co (Ply) Ltd 822947/2000 85517/1983 43 Remainder of Portion 9 of the farm DoornVlakteNo. 1034 81,ll80ha T14194/2oo8 Republic of South Africa None 44 I Portion 10 of the farm Doorn Vlakte No. 1034 189,7706 ha T14811/1970 Kia-Ora Cattle Co (Ply) Ltd 822947/2000 85517/1983 45 Portion 11 of the farm Doom Vlakte No. 1034 115, 4656 ha T14194/2oo8 Re~ublic of South Africa None f---46 Portion 12 of the farm Doom V1akte No. 1034 115,4656 ha T14194/2oo8 Republic of South Africa None (J) 47 I Portion 14 of the farm Doorn Vlakte No. 1034 231,2445 ha I T14811/1970 Kia-Ora Cattle Co (Ply) Ltd 822947/2000 );! B5517/1983 ~ 48 Remainder of Portion 15 of the farm Doorn VlakteNo.l034 28,7327 ha T14194/2008 Republic of South Africa None (J) A 49 Portion 16 of the farm Doom Vlakte No. 1034 40,4686 ha T14194/2oo8 Republic of South Africa None om 50 Portion 18 of the farm Doorn Vlakte No. 1034 108,7000 ha T14192/2OO8 Republic of South Africa None :n 51 Portion 19 of the farm Doorn Vlakte No. 1034 334,2129 ha T14192/2oo8 Republic of South Africa None »z 52 Portion 1 of the farm Inhlamvini No. 12754 629, 6980 ha T14194/2oo8 Rep_ublic of South Africa None .-l I\) 53 Remainder of Portion 2ofthe farm Inhlamvini No. 12754 297,5164 ha T17515/2OOO Geomel Steyn Family TrusHrustees None I\) 54 Remainder of Portion 4 of the farm Inhlamvini No. 12754 297,9917 ha T17514/2000 Geomel Steyn Family Trust-Trustees None s: m 55 Remainder of Portion 7of the farm Inhlamvini No. 12754 293, 6624 ha T37916/2oo3 Winston Robin Larkan None I\) 56 I Portion 8 of the farm Inhlamvini No. 12754 484,8138 ha T39534/2OO6 Bruce Kevin English T3103/1938RM o o I T5589/1938RM <.0 57 Portion 9 of the farm Inhlamvini No. 12754 269, 2376 ha T23634/2oo5 Crown Hill Properties 83 cc K5589/1938RM 58 Remainder of Portion 10 ofthefarm Inhlamvini No. 12754 189,5956 ha T35307/1995 Cope Farm Holdings (Pty) Ltd B35768/2oo6 59 Portion 12 of the farm Inhlamvini No.
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