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East Berbice East Berbice Name Address Telephone Number AINLIM Lot 3 Strand New Amsterdam Berbice 333-2606 Geddes Grant Guyana LTD Lot 16 Strand New Amsterdam Berbice 333-5964 Medical Care Pharmacy (Sunita Lot 16 Main and Lad Lane New Ceres) Amsterdam Berbice 609-3268 Jason Beram Singh (Numark 19 Main and Pope Streets New Chemicals) Amsterdam Berbice 333-5266 S. Singh & Sons Auto Spares Lot 10 Ball Field Street, Cumberland, (corner b4 church of christ) East Canje Berbice 327 - 7585, 617 - 1103 Poonai Bhigroog (Poonai's Pharmacy) Lot 72A Rosehall Town Berbice 337-4528 Vishnu Sukhram Rosehall Town Berbice 337-4192 FCT Americas (Amazon chemicals) Rosehall Town Berbice 337-4173 Lot 23 Miss Phoebe, Port Mourant, Caribbean Chemicals Corentyne, Berbice 225-4178,225-9639 Lot 4 Section B, Bloomfield Village Advance Agricultural and General Corentyne Berbice (jus b4 letter kenny Supplies sign board) 646-4844 Sukhram's Filling Station V. (Sukhram) Hogsty Berbice 331-0367 Vimal Ganesh (guy oil gas station) 7&8 Bush Lot Corentyne Berbice 331-0575 ,623-9220 NPG Packaging Wellington Park Corentyne Berbice 325-3079,325-3100 Deomattie Sukhram (sattie sukram torginol sign) Bengal Farm Corentyne Berbice 337-4503,325-5190 Leekha Rambrich (big mansion) Bengal Farm, Corentyne Berbice 325-5132,325-5130 Lot 5 Number 46 Village Corentyne Berbice (big peach hous after tyre Hanif Mohammed Kamalodeen shop) 325-5225 , 626-9568 Telackram Neerahoo (corner Lot 323 # 46 Village, Corentyne , after rambaran rum shop) Berbice 325-5244,643-0564 Seunarine Hardeen (big peach house) 325 # 55 Village Corentyne Berbice 339-4454 ,696-6528 Abdool Jameel Uddin (long bridge) #57 Village Corentyne Berbice 339-4361 338-1106 , 693-6387,610- Sunil Adhar (pharmacy) 12 Section B # 58 Village Berbice 3045 Lot 150 # 58 Village, Corentyne, Jagesh Kumar Berbice 338-1272 Vikash Enterprises (Bharrat Lot 79 Section B No 64 village Sukhu) (big sign can't miss) Corentyne Berbice 626-1524,338 - 2730 Abdool Jameel Uddin (after masjid) #71 Village Corentyne Berbice 339-4361,627-2109 Sheik Sattaur (green house) #71 Village Corentyne Berbice 338-4487 ,627-2340 Haimchand Dasrat (hong kong sign board) Lot 51 # 72 Village, Corentyne Berbice 338-4200, 617-4196 Lot 22 Section A, # 73 Village, Varsha General Store Corentyne, Berbice 656-8413, 335-4351 Imtiaz Zulfikar Ally / Hurcilla 30 Springlands Corriverton Berbice Rhamatally (Byloon's opp NIS) 333-3635,626-3635 Chand Kumar Hardyal (Vishnu 90 Springlands Corriverton Berbice Super Store) (opp. Sukraj gas station) 335-3236 Khalil Nizamudeen (corner after 41 Rampoor Scheme Corriverton popo station) Bebice 335-3353 , 611-8677 Mahesh Chatterpaul (corner b4 Lot 104 Church Street #78 Corentyne lucky dollar) Berbice 335-3805,618-5133 Dudnath's Hardware & Agri Lot 1 Sec.A #79 Corriverton Berbice Centre (can't miss) 339-2203 Lot 10 Line Path 'E' Corriverton, Bhavna Khemraj (opp. Airstrip) Berbice 671-9961 , 339-2531,2772 Bhavna Khemraj ( bodo lumber 8 Grant 1651 Crabwood Creek Berbice yard on right hand) & 10 Linepath E Berbice 671-9961 , 339-2531,2772 Shailendra Shamdat (opp. Bible Lot 3 Grant 1780,Crabwood Creek, church) Berbice 673 -7146 Haresh Rama (opp. Kajiv variety 24 Grant 1651 Crabwood Creek store) Berbice 689-9700 Lot 7-11 Grant 1802 Crabwood Creek R. Prasad Industries (can't miss) Berbice 339-2628,618-3001 Ragindranauth Dilkoomar Lot 158 Grant 1802 Crabwood Creek Lot 11 Johanna South, BBP Corentyne Nazim K Zaman Berbice 617 - 7971 Mohamed Hafiz Baksh 23 Zone Yakusari South BBP Berbice 673-2380 , 698-7653 Sorojodin Jewdhan 91 Yakusari South BBP Berbice 661-4579 Outram Ramprashad 49 Mibikuri North BBP Berbice Nanlall Hardwar 55 Lesbeholden South BBP Berbice C2 14 Lesbeholden South, BBP, Thakurmattie Ramnarine Corentyne Berbice 623-6893 .
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