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I STAATSKOERANT, 21 ME1 2004 No. 26344 107 ~~ i I BOARD NOTiCE 57 OF 2004 DEFldNG OF GEOGRAPHICAL UNIT NORTHERN CAPE (AMENDMENT) The Wine and Spirit Board, acting under section 6A of the Wine of Origin Scheme published by Government Notice No. R. 1434 of 29 June 1990 hereby- (a) amends the definition of the geographical unit Northern Cape published by Board Notice No. 48 of 7 May 1999 as ” per definition specified in the Schedule; and (b) repeals herewith Board Notice No. 48 of 7 May 1999. M. H. VAN DER MERWE Sewetary: Wine and Spirit Board SCHEDULE 1. The Province of the Northern Cape as described in Government Gazette No. 15466 of 28 January 1994 with exclusion of the undermentioned area situate in the Magisterial District of Calvinia: Start at trigonometric beacon 827, on the border- ~~ ~ between~ ~~ .. ~ the~. Magisterial~ ~ __~~~~ Districts~ . of Vanrhynsdorpand Calvinia, which is also the north-western beacon of Perdekraal 464; thence generally south-east with- the general eastern boundaries of the said Perdekraal 464, Farm 467, Os Hoek 469 and Farm 639 to the southern beacon thereof; thence south-west with an imaginary straight line to the farm Ou Plaas; thence generally south with the farm road through the farms Grasberg and Willemrivier to where it intersects the main road from Loeriesfontein to Nieuwoudtville; thence further south with the said main road and secondary road through Nieuwoudtville and the farms Oorlogskloof, Matjiesfontein, Papkuilsfontein to the farm Brakputs (Lokenburg 815); thence south-east with an imaginary straight line, drawn from the farm Brakputs to trigonometric beacon 815; thence further south with an imaginary straight line, drawn from the said beacon 815 in line with the southern beacon of Tweefontein 959 to a point on the magisterial boundary between Calvinia and Clanwilliam; thence first west and then north with the magisterial boundary of Calvinia to trigonometric beacon 827, the point of beginning mentioned above. [All indications in this description refer to the topographical map of South Africa, 1:250000 sheet 3118 Calvinia (fourth edition).] . ., , 2. The demarcated area Rietrivier FS as described by Board Notice No. 141 of 1993 in Government Gazette No. 15309 of 10 December 1993. , .

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