Klipdale to Bredasdorp on 19 April, Pinelands to Langa on 16 June, Franklin to Kokstad on 3 November, Franklin to Matatiele on 4 November, Oudtshoorn to Calitzdorp on 14 November and Touws River to Kareevlakte on 15 December. Free State – Wepener to Zastron on 16 April and Heilbron to Petrus Steyn on 24 July. South West Africa – Gobabis Junction in Windhoek to Ondekaremba on 19 September. Transvaal – Balfour North to Grootvlei on 1 May, Lydenburg to Steelpoort on 10 September, Naboomspruit to Singlewood on 22 September and Hercules to Schoemansville on 15 December. 1925 New lines opened: Cape – Kareevlakte to Ladismith on 19 October and Fort Beaufort to Katberg on 1 December. Free State – Senekal to Marquard on 14 October and Frankfort to Villiers on 26 November. Natal – Eshowe to Extension on 26 June. Transvaal – Rustenburg to Boshoek on 21 January, Magaliesburg to Schoemansville on 26 May, Ermelo to Lothair on 1 September, Elandshoek to Solarvale on 25 September and Nylstroom to Vaalwater on 1 October. The New Cape Central Railway and its line from Worcester to Voorbaai is taken over by the South African railways. 1926 New lines opened: Cape – Upington to Kakamas on 18 August, Addo to Sunland on 1 September, Katberg to Seymour on 19 November and Klawer to Landplaas on 8 December. Free State – Harrismith to Warden on 7 June. Natal – Mtubatuba to Candover on 15 September. Transvaal – Villiers, Free State to Grootvlei on 18 January and Citrus to Plaston on 22 November. 1927 New lines opened: Cape – Sunland to Kirkwood on 7 January, Landplaas to Bitterfontein on 27 April and Imvani to Qamata on 14 September. Natal – Candover to Golela, Transvaal on 4 July. Transvaal – Solarvale to Mount Carmel on 10 February and Makwassie to Vermaas on 1 July. 1928 New lines opened: Cape – Winter's Rush to Koopmansfontein on 31 January and George to Knysna on 1 May. Free State – Bothaville to Wesselsbron on 18 July. South West Africa – Ondekaremba to Seeis on 9 July. Transvaal – Klerksdorp to Ottosdal on 24 February, Potchefstroom to Fochville on 14 April, Brits to Beestekraal on 11 June and Singlewood to Zebediela on 2 July. 1929 New lines opened: Cape – Hermon to Porterville on 3 April, Ceres to Prince Alfred Hamlet on 10 April, and the line from Monument to