What does coordinate system WG 21° mean?

I have a land survey document for a piece of land, it contains absolute coordinates that I would like to locate on google maps, but I don't know how to correctly interpret the data.

What does the "System: WG 21°" mean and how do I convert these coordinates to decimal notation for google maps?

The land is located in South Africa.

My Attempt:

I considered that the constants were somehow the baseline values, and tried adding the constants to each coordinate value, but the result doesn't match decimal notation. In any case, in South Africa, the latitude is negative and the longitude is positive. Both latitude and longitude are positive in this case, which makes me think that they're not latitudes or longitudes at all, but rather the result of a more complicated transform. The transform is probably indicated by the WG21 (hence the question), which is where I am currently stuck.

Answer

I think that Hartebeesthoek94 / Lo21 EPSG:2049 fits best. I added the constant 3700000 to the X values as mentioned in the header, and imported the coordinates as delimited text into QGIS. This is what I get:

The coordinates are west of 21°E and south of the equator. Exporting the coordinates as WGS84 results in:

"0","20.0777332087","-33.9376197503","A","85267.05","3757125.26"
"1","20.0780827565","-33.937511304","B","85234.84","3757112.94"
"2","20.0784080105","-33.9373687785","C","85204.91","3757096.86"
"3","20.0788528052","-33.9371936109","D","85163.96","3757077.06"
"4","20.0793019671","-33.9369340943","E","85122.69","3757047.9"
"5","20.0793436801","-33.9369675812","F","85118.8","3757051.58"
"6","20.0982437624","-33.937447055","801","83370.88","3757089.25"
"7","20.0956436897","-33.9410931123","8P1","83607.71","3757495.81"

Columns 2 and 3 should give you the East and North coordinates that Google can understand.