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Doves Kimberley 15 New Main Road, Kimberly, 8301 28.74066,24.7618699,17z Contact number: 053 831 1691 Richard: 076 378 7214 Email address: [email protected] The directions to Doves Funeral Service Kimberley: From Bloemfontein Get on N1/N8 from R64 Continue to Kimberley via Petrusburg. N1/N8 Becomes Bultfontein rd. Follow Bultfontein Rd/N12/N8 to New Main St Doves is at the end of Bultfontein rd just after the taxi rank on your right. From Christiana : Take R708 and Christiana St to N12 Turn left onto N12 and proceed to Kimberley Follow Cecil Sussman St Turn left into Pniel Rd to New Main St Doves is at the intersection of Bultfontein rd and New Main str just before the taxi rank on your right. From Barclay West: Head south on Diggers St toward Diamond St Turn left onto Diamond St Turn left onto Campbell St/R31 Continue to follow R31 to Kimberley Turn left onto N8 Turn left onto W Circular Rd Turn right onto S Circular Rd Continue onto New Main St Doves is at the intersection of Bultfontein rd and New Main str just before the taxi rank on your left. From Groblershoop: Head southeast on N10 toward N8 Turn left onto N8 and follow to Kimberley Turn left onto W Circular Rd Turn right onto S Circular Rd Continue onto New Main St Doves is at the intersection of Bultfontein rd and New Main str just before the taxi rank on your left. From De Aar: Head northwest on N10 toward Van Der Merwe St Turn right onto N10/N12 Continue to follow N12 to Kimberley Slight left onto Bultfontein Rd/N12/N8 Continue straight to stay on Bultfontein Rd/N12/N8 Doves is at the end of Bultfontein rd just after the taxi rank on your right. From Boshof: Head east toward R64 Turn right onto R64 and follow to Kimberley Turn left onto Aristotle Ave/R64 Continue to follow R64 Turn left onto Du Toitspan Rd/N12 Turn right onto Bultfontein Rd Doves is at the end of Bultfontein rd just after the taxi rank on your right. .

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