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Surveyor-General diagram, 2088/1912, December 1911

Surveyor-General diagram, December 1911

Scan of Surveyor-General diagram, 2088/1912, December 1911
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The record

Type
Surveyor-General diagram
Diagram number
2088/1912
Surveyed
December 1911
Titled
9 September 1911
Deed
Transfer 8820 of 15.11.1916
Surveyor
A.I. de Villiers
Examiner
W.P. Murray
Archive filename
10TSO801 114 1.jpg

Citation

Title
SG Dgm 2088/1912 - Portion 1 "Zout Water" of the farm Klipgat No. 114, Prince Albert
Repository
Landmeter-Generaal, Kaapstad
Reference
No. 2088/1912; surveyed and beaconed December 1911 by A.I. de Villiers, Government Land Surveyor; deducted No. 283, 5 Feb 1913, W.P. Murray for Surveyor-General; copied from the diagram relating to Transfer 8820 of 15 November 1916; endorsed 30.1.1950; scale 500 Cape Roods to 1 inch
Type
SG diagram
Retrieved
2026-08-03

The ground it is about

Zoutwater (Klipgat No. 114 Ptn 1) 1/114

Research notes

[9 Aug 2026, and SRC-227 on 3 Aug] FACE READ. PAR-000104 carries the substance.

Caption verbatim: "The above diagram lettered A.B.C.D.E.F. represents 2137 morgen 593 square roods of land situate in the Field-Cornetcy of Traka, Division of Prince Albert, being portion 'Zout Water' of the farm Klipgat granted to the late Louis Daniel Francois van ZylM on the 9th Sept 1911." Bounded NW'ds by Bontwater; NE by Bontwater; S by Bulhouwer and Quaggas Poel; W by Portion Zeekoe Gat transferred to P J Swanepoel 30.7.1867; E'wds by Quaggas Poel. "Surveyed and beaconed by me according to regulations (Sgd) A. I de Villiers, Government Land Surveyor, December 1911." Six beacons A-F with co-ordinates, sides and angles; the area block reads "AREA 2137 MORGEN 593 Sq ROODS". Scale 500 Cape roods to one inch.

Top left: "Deducted No. 283, Feb 5 - 1913, (Sgd) W.P. Murray for Surveyor-General" - the deduction was registered fourteen months after the survey and nearly four years before the 1916 transfer. BAYLEYS TRIG STATION is marked on the ground and tabled with its own co-ordinates, +1314.20 / +2439.74. Copy stamp: "Transfer 8820, 15th November 1916, Christian H. van Zyl", re-stamped by W.G. Hardwick 30.1.1950.

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