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Renewals Lapsed 2004 According to information available on 30 March 2004 the following licence holders have failed to pay the annual renewal fee for 2004 before the due date of 31 December 2003 in response to the issuing of renewal notices during October 2003. Please note that these licence holders are being approached with a request to provide proof that the renewal fees have been paid and only upon failure to provide such proof will the designated police officers of the district within which the licences are located be informed of the fact that these premises are no longer licensed to sell liquor. LIC_NUM STATUS LIC_TYPE M_DISTRICT DPO LIC_ISSUE NOTICE EXP PREMISES PREM_ADDR1 PREM_ADDR2 PREM_ADDR3 PREM_ADDR4 LIC_HOLDER LH_ID_CCNO LH_ADDR1 LH_ADDR2 LH_ADDR3 LH_ADDR4 DESCRIP DESCRIP21 DESCDATE WCP/000866 LAPSE 01 Hotel 021 CLANWILLIAM 000 1977/12/19 GRAAFWATER HOTEL GEDEELTE 43 VAN GEDEELTE VAN PLOT A VAN HOEKFONTEIN A & B GRAAFWATER 8120 DE JONGH M C POSBUS 35 GRAAFWATER 8120 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/002686 LAPSE 01 Hotel 028 GEORGE 074 1977/12/30 WILDERNESS RESORT HOTEL WILDERNESS GEORGE 6560 INTERACTIVE TRADING 146 2001/22136/07 c/o BLUMENTHAL & SLOTOW P O BOX 11245 JOHANNESBURG 2000 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 (PROPRIETARY)LIMITED WCP/030916 LAPSE 01 Hotel 029 GOODWOOD 103 2001/12/20 ROAD LODGE N1 CITY N1 CITY LOUWTJIE ROTHMAN STREET GOODWOOD CITY LODGE HOTELS LTD 86/02864/07 P O BOX 782630 SANDTON 2146 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/002470 LAPSE 01 Hotel 039 HOPEFIELD 003 1977/12/31 COMMERCIAL HOTEL VOORTREKKER STREET HOPEFIELD 7355 VAN DER WESTHUIZEN PJH 4708305077004 POSBUS 82 HOPEFIELD 7355 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/015535 LAPSE 01 Hotel 039 HOPEFIELD 003 1993/12/03 THE FARM HOUSE GUEST HOUSE ERF 906 EGRET STREET LANGEBAAN FACTAPROPS 3 (PTY) LTD 96/15608/07 P O BOX 160 LANGEBAAN 7357 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/028334 LAPSE 01 Hotel 045 THE CAPE 001 1998/02/13 CAPE TOWN LODGE 101 BUITENGRACHT CAPE TOWN on erf 9347 CAPE TOWN CAPE TOWN LODGE CC 01/046196/23 P O BOX 3415 CAPE TOWN 8000 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/031357 LAPSE 01 Hotel 045 THE CAPE 001 2002/08/28 PROTEA HOTEL PIER PLACE 19 TULBAGH SQUARE (off HANS STRIJDOM AVENUE) FORESHORE CAPE TOWN CAPE TOWN CLUB SUITES OPERATING 1996/03812/07 P O BOX 8113 ROGGEBAAI 8012 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 COMPANY (PTY) LTD WCP/002848 LAPSE 01 Hotel 050 KNYSNA 074 1977/12/09 LAKE PLEASANT HOTEL NATIONAL ROAD GROENVLEI SEDGEFIELD 6573 LAKE PLEASANT HOTEL(PTY) LTD 01/013596/07 P O BOX 12328 CENTRAHILL 6006 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/002707 LAPSE 01 Hotel 066 MOSSEL BAY 074 1977/12/31 RIVIERA HOTEL RESTANT VAN ERF 2954 RIVIEROEWER HARTENBOS HARTENBOS TOERISME DIENSTE (EDMS) 92/01412/07 P/A HARTENBOS HOTEL POSBUS 350 HARTENBOS 6520 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 BPK WCP/002307 LAPSE 01 Hotel 086 SIMON'S TOWN 000 1977/12/21 LORD NELSON INN 58 ST GEORGES STREET SIMON'S TOWN 7995 GLENCAIRN WINE ENTERPRISES CC CK00/66566/23 LORD NELSON INN 58 ST GEORGES STREET SIMON'S TOWN 7995 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/010674 LAPSE 01 Hotel 086 SIMON'S TOWN 101 1991/09/17 GREENS HOTEL 90 BEACH ROAD MUIZENBERG 7951 GREEN P D & B K (PARTNERSHIP) C/O GREENS HOTEL 90 BEACH ROAD MUIZENBERG 7951 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/009121 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 012 BELLVILLE 103 1990/11/30 PANAROTTI'S PIZZA PASTA TYGER VALLEY SHOPPING CENTRE WILLIE VAN SCHOOR AVENUE BELLVILLE GORDEE INVESTMENTS (Pty)Ltd 99/06471/07 25 BOOG STREET BRACKENFELL 7560 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/018805 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 012 BELLVILLE 103 1995/05/10 THE COCK & TAIL CAFÉ EDWARD 3 BUILDING, 64-70 EDWARD STREET, BELLVILLE SONIC BOOM 31 BK CK01/25800/23 POSTNET SUITE 1 PRIVATE BAG X22 TYGER VALLEY 7536 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/020538 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 012 BELLVILLE 103 1996/05/10 B J'S RESTAURANT SHOP 100 SANLAM CENTRE VOORTREKKER ROAD PAROW WELGEVOLDEN FOOD ENTERPRISES CC CK94/20368/23 P O BOX 21226 PAROW 7499 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/022672 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 012 BELLVILLE 103 1977/12/20 LOBSTER POT PLOT 35881, 13A DE OUDE ZICHT, BILL BEZUIDENHOUT AVENUE BELLVILLE 7530 LOBSTER POT (PTY) LTD P O BOX 501 BELLVILLE 7535 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/028933 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 012 BELLVILLE 103 1998/09/23 NEWS CAFE-TYGERVALLEY AREA 1 86 EDWARD ROAD BELLVILLE 7530 NEWS CAFE MUSGRAVE (PTY)LTD 96/06946/07 C/O BLUMENTHAL & SLOTOW P O BOX 11245 JOHANNESBURG 2000 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/030205 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 012 BELLVILLE 103 2000/11/10 THE COFFEE CLUB ERF 1036,SHOP 10 SONATE CENTRE CNR LANGEBERG& VERDI BOULAVARD DURBANVILLE SOLUTRADE 16 02/072803/23 P O BOX 1086 MILNERTON 7435 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/030650 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 012 BELLVILLE 103 2001/06/26 BRIOCHE D'OREE (CAPE TOWN AIRPORT) ERF 113303 SHOP 10 MEZZANINE LEVEL CAPE TOWN INTERNAT. AIRPORT BELLVILLE 7530 SELECT SERVICE PARTNER 98/21950/07 LEON SLOTOW ATTORNEY P O BOX 92345 NORWOOD 2117 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 (CONCESSIONS) (PTY) LTD WCP/030723 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 012 BELLVILLE 103 2001/08/13 MALINOS RESTAURANT AND COFFEE ERF 2415 33 OXFORD STREET DURBANVILLE PARTNERSHIP-JANINE BLOOMBERG & N/A P O BOX 2304 DURBANVILLE 7551 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 SHOP JEANETTE VAN WYK WCP/031079 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 012 BELLVILLE 103 2002/04/05 PRIMI PIATTI (TYGERVALLEY) SHOP 3, GROUND FLOOR, STIRLING PLACE, 86 EDWARD STREET TYGERVALLEY, ERF 21665 BELLVILLE KLATRADE 20009 (PTY0 LTD 2000/04756/07 C/o BLUMENTHAL & SLOTOW P O BOX 11245 JOHANNESBURG 2000 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/031261 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 012 BELLVILLE 103 2002/09/18 "MANNA ET CIE" ERF 4327, Cnr.JOHN X MERRIMAN AND RAGLAN ROADS OAKDALE BELLVILLE PROTOCOR FORTY ONE CC 2000/00267/23 C/o MANNA ET CIE Cnr JOHN X MERRIMAN & RAGLAN OAKDALE (BELLVILLE) 7530 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/031460 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 012 BELLVILLE 103 2003/01/09 CAFE PIERRE SHOP 2, MANHATTAN PLAZA 100 EDWARD STREET TYGER VALLEY CLASS A TRADING (PTY) LTD 2002/04772/07 P O BOX 3424 TYGER PARK 7536 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/022025 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 013 BREDASDORP 002 1996/12/23 LEMON TREE RESTAURANT LANGSTRAAT 25 BREDASDORP COLLEY & DA CAMARA INTERNATIONAL CK96/18732/23 LANGSTRAAT 25 BREDASDORP 7280 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 CC WCP/012660 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 021 CLANWILLIAM 005 1991/10/17 PATRICK'S RESTAURANT 75 VOORTREKKER STREET CITRUSDAL KW ROBBERTSE & PV D'OCONNOR 0000000000000 C/O MARIO'S GRILL 75 VOORTREKKER STREET CITRUSDAL 7340 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/014680 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 021 CLANWILLIAM 005 1993/03/10 OLIFANTSHUIS RESTAURANT ERF 1454 H/V HOOF-EN AUGSBURGWEG CLANWILLIAM 8135 WIK EN WEEG INVESTMENTS 10 BK 02/021562/23 POSBUS 142 CLANWILLIAM 8135 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/017466 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 021 CLANWILLIAM 005 1994/12/19 BOSDUIF KLIP RESTAURANT PLAAS KOOKFONTEIN 88 LAMBERTSBAAI ENGELBRECHT J A 5012185013000 POSBUS 110 LAMBERTBAAI 8130 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/018404 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 021 CLANWILLIAM 005 1994/12/08 VILLA ROMANO RESTAURANT 3 VOORTREKKER ROAD LAMBERTS BAY RICHARD HUTCHINSON 4612295061087 VOORTREKKERSTRAAT NO. 3 LAMBERTSBAAI 8130 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/029295 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 021 CLANWILLIAM 005 1999/03/31 ISABELLAS COFFEE SHOP ERF NO 18 HAWEGEBIED NO 5 LAMBERTSBAAI CEBELLA J BURGER 6305220143009 POSBUS 171 LAMBERTSBAAI 8130 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/029345 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 021 CLANWILLIAM 005 1999/09/06 KHOISAN KITCHEN TRAVELLERS'REST (PTY)LTD NR 59 ELIZABETHSFONTEIN CLANWILLIAM TRAVELLERS' REST (PTY) LTD 94/02467/07 POSBUS 309 CLANWILLIAM 8135 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/029381 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 021 CLANWILLIAM 005 1999/07/23 UITSPAN KOFFIEWINKEL ERF 1149 VOORTREKKERSTRAAT 76 CITRUSDAL DE KOCK S D 5712215042008 POSBUS 1522 STELLENBOSCH 7599 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/030854 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 021 CLANWILLIAM 005 2001/11/05 TRAWLERS COFFEE BAR & RESTAURANT ERF 184, LAMBERTSBAAI MUNISIPALITEIT CEDERBERG AFDELING CLANWILLIAM TRAWLERS TRADING CC 1996/63699/23 POSBUS 193 LAMBERTSBAAI 8130 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/031486 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 021 CLANWILLIAM 005 2002/11/25 UITSPAN COFFEE SHOP ERF 1299 VOORTREKKERSTRAAT 39a CITRUSDAL 7340 NICOLAAS WILLEM LOUBSER 5908305007089 VOORTREKKERSTRAAT 39 CITRUSDAL 7340 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 WCP/014366 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 028 GEORGE 074 1993/04/19 COYOTE'S CACTUS CAFE 29 COURTENAY STREET GEORGE COYOTE'S CACTUS CAFE CLOSE 01/011339/23 P O BOX 10215 GEORGE 6530 Annual renewal lapsed on -> Annual renewal lapsed 2003/12/31 CORPORATION WCP/028835 LAPSE 03 Restaurant 028 GEORGE 074 1998/11/20 DYASON'S ON WILDERNESS STATION
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