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Farm/Erf Farm/Township/Scheme Name Ptn/Unit No RE Extent/Ha Zoning Land Use Market Value Owner Name Postal Address Any Other Prescribed Remarks No Farm/Erf Farm/Township/Scheme Name Ptn/Unit no RE Extent/ha Zoning Land use Market Value Owner Name Postal Address Any other Prescribed remarks no ALSACE - KT 74 0 R/E 2180.6372 AGRIC VACANT R 15 250 000 BANARENG-BA-SEKORORO STAM 74 Portion 0 of Farm ALSACE ALSACE - KT 74 1 R/E 219.1313 AGRIC VACANT R 2 200 000 BANARENG-BA-SEKORORO STAM 74 Portion 1 of Farm ALSACE ALSACE - KT 74 2 209.3707 AGRIC VACANT R 2 100 000 BANARENG-BA-SEKORORO STAM 74 Portion 2 of Farm ALSACE AMSTERDAM - KT 208 3 R/E 1809.2067 AGRIC RES R 7 602 000 POEDIE (P) LTD P.O BOX 561 ; HOEDSPRUIT , 1380 AMSTERDAM - KT 208 7 11.0868 AGRIC VACANT R 850 000 REPUBLIC OF SA PRIVATE BAG X 9490 ; POLOKWANE 0700 PSI - ROAD & AMSTERDAM - KT 208 8 62.1510 AGRIC R 1 540 000 REPUBLIC OF SA PRIVATE BAG X 9490 ; POLOKWANE 0700 VACANT AMSTERDAM - KT 208 9 18.7871 AGRIC VACANT R 1 400 000 REPUBLIC OF SA PRIVATE BAG X 9490 ; POLOKWANE 0700 ANTIOCH - KT 240 0 R/E 78.7175 AGRIC AGRIC R 1 970 000 CRONJE FREDERIK JACOBUS PO BOX 328,HOEDSPRUIT 1380 ANTIOCH - KT 240 1 1027.8423 AGRIC AGRIC R 23 030 000 H M VAN DEN ENDE TRUST P.O BOX 577 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 CITRUS ANTIOCH - KT 240 2 R/E 90.5203 AGRIC R 3 440 000 EL SHADAI EIENDOMS TRUST P.O BOX 145 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 FARMING ANTIOCH - KT 240 3 R/E 216.7461 AGRIC AGRIC R 3 250 000 BARWISE PIETER CHRISTIAAN PO BOX 1574 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 ANTIOCH - KT 240 4 83.6870 AGRIC AGRIC R 2 090 000 OVERBRUG MANGO BELEG. (P) LTD Posbus 11275 HATFIELD 0028 1506 Shangri LAGOON DRIVE DOONSIDE LAGOON DRIVE ANTIOCH - KT 240 5 21.4133 AGRIC AGRIC R 860 000 D P SCHUTTE EIENDOMME (P) LTD DOONSIDE ANTIOCH - KT 240 6 85.6532 AGRIC MIX R 2 400 000 PRETORIUS PETRONELLA STEFANSINA PO BOX 15 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 ANTIOCH - KT 240 8 29.9786 AGRIC LODGE R 4 720 000 LANDBOU-TUINE ONDERNEM. (P) LTD P.O BOX 538 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 ANTIOCH - KT 240 11 72.8052 AGRIC AGRIC R 1 820 000 MOLETELE COMMUNAL PROPERTY ASSOCIATION PO BOX 187, HOEDSPRUIT, 1380 ANTIOCH - KT 240 12 29.6947 AGRIC AGRIC R 800 000 MOLETELE COMMUNAL PROPERTY ASSOCIATION PO BOX 187, HOEDSPRUIT, 1380 P.O BOX 507 ; SUNDRA ,22 OR BOX 204 BRONKHORSTSPRUIT ANTIOCH - KT 240 14 24.6073 AGRIC AGRIC R 710 000 NAGAAP BOERDERY CC 1020 ANTIOCH - KT 240 16 149.8631 AGRIC AGRIC R 2 730 000 BUNKER HILLS INV 482 (P) LTD POSBUS 800 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 ANTIOCH - KT 240 17 90.5600 AGRIC AGRIC R 2 260 000 COMBRINCK ROSEMARY JOAN PO BOX 400 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 ANTIOCH - KT 240 18 181.1016 AGRIC AGRIC R 3 080 000 V D M PLANT HIRE (P) LTD P. O. BOX 174, HOEDSPRUIT, 1380 ANTIOCH - KT 240 19 90.5378 AGRIC AGRIC R 2 260 000 BRAAM VD MERWE TRUST P.O BOX 163 ; HOEDSPRUIT 1380 MIX:RES,LODG ANTIOCH - KT 240 21 90.5386 AGRIC R 4 260 000 SPANISH ICE PROP 2 PTY LTD PO Box 14 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 E& AGRIC ANTIOCH - KT 240 22 90.5754 AGRIC AGRIC R 2 260 000 V D M PLANT HIRE (P) LTD P. O. BOX 174, HOEDSPRUIT, 1380 ANTIOCH - KT 240 23 144.0860 AGRIC AGRIC R 2 740 000 VISTA DA MONTANHA (P) LTD PO BOX 1574 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 ANTWERPEN - KU 60 0 R/E 711.2499 AGRIC VACANT R 4 267 000 TUSCAN MOOD 139 (P) LTD PO Box 783588 SANDTON 2146 ANTWERPEN - KU 60 1 606.0526 AGRIC COMM R 3 640 000 ANTWERPEN NO 4 PTY LTD P.O BOX 2510, PAARL, 7620 ANTWERPEN - KU 60 2 325.2022 AGRIC AGRIC R 4 230 000 GRIFFIOEN MARGARET ELIZABETH PO BOX 531 NORTHRIDING 7805 ANTWERPEN - KU 60 3 334.5283 AGRIC AGRIC R 2 680 000 TRACK SALVAGE (P) LTD PRIVATE BAG X 60500; HOUGHTON; 2041 ANTWERPEN - KU 60 4 327.3663 AGRIC VACANT R 4 910 000 MOSSCO SHELFCO 2004 (P) LTD PO Box 6697 JOHANNESBURG 2000 ANTWERPEN - KU 60 5 1027.8384 AGRIC VACANT R 4 270 000 TUSCAN MOOD 139 (P) LTD PO Box 783588 SANDTON 2146 ARCHIE - KT 156 0 R/E 2713.7099 AGRIC LODGE R 24 420 000 EPEL CC PO BOX 962 TZANEEN 0850 ARCHIE - KT 169 0 753.0755 AGRIC VACANT R 2 937 000 SCARTERFIELD GAME RANCE (P) LTD PO BOX 182 KLOOF 3640 ARCHIE - KT 169 1 116.5053 AGRIC COMM R 1 520 000 FINE ASSET INV 431 CC POSTNET SUITE X 11013, PRIVATE BAG 40; PHALABORWA, 1390 ARTHURSRUST - KT 219 0 3.0000 PUB/GOV SCHOOL R 4 201 000 RSA DEPT OF EDUCATION P.O BOX 4272, TURKEY 0893 MIX: RES & AWETU - KT 85 0 R/E 205.7438 AGRIC R 2 470 000 SKEA SUSANNA CATHERINE PO BOX 212, HOEDSPRUIT 1380 AGRI AWETU - KT 85 1 100.2628 AGRIC COMM R 1 500 000 GREEFF TRUST P.O BOX 21232 ; NELSPRUIT 1200 BALLOON - KT 71 0 R/E 835.3353 AGRIC AGRIC R 7 940 000 SUID AFRIKAANSE ONTWIKKELINGSTRUST 71 Portion 0 of Farm BALLOON BALLOON - KT 71 1 R/E 766.1993 AGRIC AGRIC R 7 660 000 MANTJANAMABLE STAM-TRIBE 71 Portion 1 of Farm BALLOON BALLOON - KT 71 2 685.2256 AGRIC AGRIC R 6 850 000 GOVERNMENT OF LEBOWA 71 Portion 2 of Farm BALLOON BALLOON - KT 71 12 17.1975 AGRIC AGRIC R 860 000 SUID AFRIKAANSE ONTWIKKELINGSTRUST 71 Portion 12 of Farm BALLOON BALLOON - KT 71 13 132.4002 AGRIC AGRIC R 2 650 000 SUID AFRIKAANSE ONTWIKKELINGSTRUST 71 Portion 13 of Farm BALLOON BALLOON - KT 71 17 21.4983 AGRIC AGRIC R 700 000 SUID AFRIKAANSE ONTWIKKELINGSTRUST 71 Portion 17 of Farm BALLOON BALLOON - KT 71 24 R/E 164.9358 AGRIC AGRIC R 2 970 000 SUID AFRIKAANSE ONTWIKKELINGSTRUST PO Box 752 TRICHARDTSDAL 0890 BALLOON - KT 71 25 R/E 148.8252 AGRIC AGRIC R 2 830 000 MAKHUTSWE COMMUNAL PROP ASSOC PO Box 618 TRICHARDTSDAL 0890 BALLOON - KT 71 26 65.0000 AGRIC AGRIC R 1 690 000 MAKHUTSWE COMMUNAL PROP ASSOC PO BOX 189 TRICHARDTSDAL 0890 BALLOON - KT 71 28 21.3576 AGRIC AGRIC R 800 000 MAKHUTSWE COMMUNAL PROP ASSOC PO Box 618 TRICHARDTSDAL 0890 BAZAINE - KT 192 0 2641.5518 AGRIC VILLAGE R 2 840 000 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA PRIVATE BAG X 9469 OR 9490;POLOKWANE 0700 BEDFORD - KT 419 2 R/E 257.8448 AGRIC AGRIC R 3 610 000 MARE CATHARINA E 419 Portion 2 of Farm BEDFORD BEDFORD - KT 419 4 161.0458 AGRIC VACANT R 2 260 000 MAREPE BELEGGINGS PTY LTD PO Box 771 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 5 2.4513 AGRIC AGRIC R 800 000 CAREL PRETORIUS cc PO Box 178 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 6 2.3182 AGRIC AGRIC R 800 000 NH KERK VAN AFRIKA-KAMPERSRUS PO Box 409 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 7 30.8352 EDU SCHOOL R 19 650 000 RSA PRIVATE BAG X 9469 OR 9490;POLOKWANE 0700 BEDFORD - KT 419 8 20.8649 AGRIC COMM R 840 000 JAAP SE HOOGTE TRUST PO Box 104 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 MIX:RES & BEDFORD - KT 419 10 RE 46.367 AGRIC R 4 400 000 MARE THEO P O BOX 61476; MARSHALLTOWN AGRIC BEDFORD - KT 419 11 16.9182 AGRIC VACANT R 1 250 000 BIRDING AFRICA TRUST P.O BOX 40 ; HOWARD PLACE , 7450 BEDFORD - KT 419 14 RE 1.0000 AGRIC RES R 904 000 STRIJDOM JOHANNES ADAM P.O BOX 1476, HOEDSPRUIT, 1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 15 RE 16.951 AGRIC RES R 1 760 000 4U2 TRADE 008cc PO Box 791 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 17 21.6968 AGRIC COMM R 870 000 PLAAS 419 BEDFORD PTY LTD PO Box 577 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 MIX:RES & BEDFORD - KT 419 22 85.6532 AGRIC R 1 506 000 MOHOLOHOLO INV PTY LTD PO Box 771 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 AGRIC BEDFORD - KT 419 23 85.6532 AGRIC COMM R 2 140 000 ANGELDALE MERCHANTS PTY LTD PO Box 771 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 24 85.6118 AGRIC AGRIC R 1 506 000 ANGELDALE MERCHANTS PTY LTD PO Box 771 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 25 RE 668.3516 AGRIC VACANT R 5 213 142 SHAKAMA HILLS cc PO Box 771 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 26 3.0000 AGRIC COMM R 11 570 000 ESKOM HOLDINGS LTD PO Box 1091 JOHANNESBURG 2000 BEDFORD - KT 419 27 1.9842 AGRIC VACANT R 418 000 PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF LIMPOPO PRIVATE BAG X 9490;POLOKWANE 0700 MIX:RES, BUS& BEDFORD - KT 419 29 R/E 215.126 AGRIC R 7 654 000 ANGLEDALE MERCHANTS PTY LTD PO Box 771 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 AGRIC BEDFORD - KT 419 31 0.0504 AGRIC VACANT R 99 000 RSA PRIVATE BAG X 9490;POLOKWANE 0700 BEDFORD - KT 419 33 1.0463 AGRIC RES R 1 040 000 DELPORT QUINTIN WEALEY & SUSANNA JOHANNA P.O BOX 312, HOEDSPRUIT, 1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 34 1.0462 AGRIC VACANT R 440 000 MYATONE INV (P) LTD P.O BOX 1613, HOEDSPRUIT, 1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 35 0.9535 AGRIC RES R 880 000 WICUS SLABBERT FAMILIETRUST POSBUS 11002, HATFIELD, 0028 BEDFORD - KT 419 36 0.9536 AGRIC VACANT R 440 000 SMITH PAUL PO Box 791 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 37 1.0008 AGRIC RES R 960 000 KRUGER WILLEM ABRAM PO Box 791 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 38 0.9999 AGRIC RES R 960 000 CADINHA ANTONIO OLIVEIRA PO Box 791 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 39 1.0001 AGRIC RES R 960 000 FYNN ALEXANDRA SARAH PO Box 791 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 40 1.0001 AGRIC RES R 960 000 KEMP SUSAN PO Box 791 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 41 0.9999 AGRIC RES R 960 000 KEMP SUSAN PO Box 791 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 42 1.0001 AGRIC RES R 960 000 KEMP SUSAN PO Box 791 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 43 1.4678 AGRIC RES R 1 280 000 WALT STEPHANUS VAN DER PO Box 791 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 44 1.4678 AGRIC RES R 1 280 000 TARENTAAL CHARLES JARRET & VICTORIA ZOFIA P.O BOX 945, HOEDSPRUIT, 1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 45 1.4678 AGRIC RES R 1 280 000 HARDING MAGDALENA J PO Box 791 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 48 10.7927 AGRIC AGRIC R 1 050 000 BERMA PTY LTD POSBUS 79,HOEDSPRUIT,1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 49 487.1884 AGRIC DUMPING SITE R 1 900 000 MARERANTE PTY LTD PO Box 614 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 50 4.5931 AGRIC RES R 1 920 000 JEAN-MARTIN PROP TRUST PO Box 791 HOEDSPRUIT 1380 BEDFORD - KT 419 51 RE 0.8652 Agric.
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