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SR.NO. FOLIO NO. NAME ADDRESS 1 1 HONDA MOTOR COMPANY LTD. NO 1-1, 2 CHOME MINAMI AOYAMA MINATO - KU, TOKYO - 107, JAPAN. 2 3 MR. AAMIR H SHIRAZI C/O SHIRAZI INVESTMENTS (PVT.) LIMITED 2ND FLOOR, FEDERATION HOUSE, SHARAE FIRDOUSI, CLIFTON, KARACHI. 3 4 MR. SAQUIB H. SHIRAZI HOUSE NO.2, STREET NO.15, KHAYABAN-E-BADBAN, DEFENCE HOUSING SOCIETY KARACHI 4 51 MR. AKIRA MURAYAMA HONDA MOTOR COMPANY LIMITED NO. 1-1, 2 CHOME MINAMI AOYAMA, MANATO-KU, TOKYO-107, JAPAN 5 52 MR. HIRONOBU YOSHIMURA HONDA MOTOR COMPANY LIMITED NO. 1-1, 2 CHOME MINAMI AOYAMA, MANATO-KU, TOKYO-107, JAPAN 6 54 MS. RIE MIHARA MAKOTOYA PAKISTAN (PVT.) LIMITED, SHOP NO.132,THE FORUM, G-20, BLOCK-9, KHAYABAN-E-JAMO, CLIFTON, KARACHI 7 55 MR. KAZUNORI SHIBAYAMA HONDA MOTOR COMPANY LIMITED NO. 1-1, 2 CHOME MINAMI AOYAMA, MANATO-KU, TOKYO-107, JAPAN 8 56 MR. KATSUMI KASAI HONDA MOTOR COMPANY LIMITED NO. 1-1, 2 CHOME MINAMI AOYAMA, MANATO-KU, TOKYO-107, JAPAN 9 208 MRS. SHAMSAH RAHEEM DHANANI FLAT NO.203, FALCON CENTRE, BEHIND SONERI BANK LIMITED, BLOCK-7, CLIFTON, KARACHI 10 225 SH KAMRAN SHAHZAM MAGOON E-30, PHASE II, KDA, FLAT NO 3, NORTH KARACHI 11 235 MISS NAIMA C/O MR. KAMAL UD DIN, R-790, BLOCK 17, FEDERAL B AREA, KARACHI 38 12 247 ALTAF KHAN HOUSE # 500, SECTOR 15-C ORANGI TOWN KARACHI 13 252 MRS SAEEDA KHATOON C/O S M UMER,A-64, REHMAN VILLAS, SECTOR 22 SCHEME 33,NEAR SHAKIL GARDEN, KARACHI 14 254 MANSOOR AHMED A-480, BLOCK J, NORTH NAZIMABAD KARACHI 15 264 MUHAMMAD NAWAZ L 564, SECTOR 5C/3, NORTH KARACHI KARACHI 16 281 MRS GULSHAN, 10 EBRAHIM MANSION, ADAMJEE BUDHA BHOY ROAD, THATHAI COMPOUND, KARACHI 17 305 GHULAM RASOOL C/O ALLIED BANK LTD., JODIA BAZAR BR., P.O. BOX 4786, KARACHI 18 312 DAWOOD B-190, BLOCK 10, GULSHAN IQBAL, KARACHI 19 313 MUAMMAD IQBAL 6 KHATIJA MANZIL ZAKIA LANE, JODIA BAZAR, KARACHI 20 314 QAMAR UL HASAN A-58, BLOCK A, NORTH NAZIMABAD, KARACHI 21 315 YOUSAF 6 KHATIJA MANZIL, ZAKIA LANE, JODIA BAZAR, KARACHI 22 334 MISS JEHAN ARA 5/822, LIAQUAT ABAD, KARACHI 23 341 MISS SURAYA KAUSAR G-6, HAMID SQUARE, BLOCK 3, GULSHAN IQBAL, KARACHI 24 342 ASLAM 15 FARUQ MANSION, 2ND FL. GREEN STREET, PLAZA QUARTERS, M A JINNAH ROAD KARACHI 25 357 ABDUL HAMEED IV-A/7/5, 2ND FLOOR, NAZIMABAD, KARACHI 26 365 MUHAMMAD UMER 41 SAIFY BLDG., GARDEN WEST. KARACHI 27 369 MISS NILOFER AFSAR AWAN 32 RUBY ARCADE AKBAR ROAD SADAR, KARACHI 28 383 MUHAMMAD BUX 3 ZAFAR HOUSE, PREEDY STREET, SADAR, KARACHI 29 395 ZIA UD DIN SARQ AUTOS, 7-A AKBAR ROAD, SADDAR, KARACHI 30 402 MRS REHANA 208-2, PLOT 261, GARDEN EAST, JIWANI HOMES, KARACHI 31 410 MUNIR AHMED 10-E, BLOCK 6, P E C H S, KARACHI. 32 411 HABIB UR REHMAN 10-E, BLOCK 6, P.E.C.H.S, KARACHI 33 413 NASEEM KHAN 10-E, BLOCK 6, P E C H S., KARACHI 34 427 M. HANIF 65/1 PHASE-V, KHAYABAN-E-SHAHEEN D.H.A., KARACHI. 35 437 FERIZA KHATOON R-240-B, BLOCK 6, GULSHAN IQBAL, KARACHI 36 438 WATAN GUL R 240-B-, BLOCK 6, GULSHAN IQBAL KARACHI 37 449 ABDUL QADIR HOUSE NO. 17 K, 53, S-3-5 STREET NO. 134, USMANABAD, KARACHI 38 462 MRS. NASEEMA A-100 CHAPPAL LUX APRT. BLOCK 9, KEHKASHAN, CLIFTON, KARACHI 39 464 ANTHONY BHATTI F-2, ISHRAT ARCADE, CHANDANI CHOWK, STADIUM ROAD, KARACHI 40 465 MUHAMMAD AKBER 48 ALFALAH MARKET, ABDULLAH HAROON ROAD, SADDAR, KARACHI 41 466 NOOR MUHAMMAD F-2, ISHRAT ARCADE, CHANDANI CHOWK, STADIUM ROAD, KARACHI 42 468 MUHAMMAD AFZAL E-1, ISHRAT ARCADE, CHANDANI CHOWK, STADIUM ROAD, KARACHI 43 469 MUHAMMAD HAROON KABIR 48, ALFALAH MARKET, ABDULLAH HAROON ROAD, SADDAR, KARACHI 44 470 HAJI SALIM F-2, ISHRAT ARCADE, CHANDANI CHOWK, STADIUM ROAD, KARACHI 45 471 M. IQBAL KHAN D-4, ISHRAT ARCADE, CHANDANI CHOWK, STADIUM ROAD, KARACHI 46 473 ABDUL KAREM 116-Q, BLOCK II, P E C H S, KARACHI 47 533 AZIZ AHMED 111-C, 5/8, NAZIMABAD, KARACHI 18, 48 620 QAMAR MASHKOOR 4C, RAFA-E-AAM SOCIETY, MALIR HALT, KARACHI 49 625 MUHAMMAD MASOOD KHAN 227 SECTOR 27, KORANGI, KARACHI 50 668 M. HANIF C/O ZUBAIR,O.T.4/ 59, 2ND FLOOR, ROOM # 5, MASIDIAYI MANSION , MITHADER, KARACHI. 51 670 ABDUL RAZZAQ C/O SHOP NO. 5, MADINA CLOTH MARKET, SALEH MUHAMMAD STREET, KARACHI 52 675 MISS ZAFAR UN NISA BHATTI D-24, KDA FLATES, NORTH KARACHI KARACHI 53 677 MISS AISHA BAI SHOP NO. 7, DHEDHI CENTRE NEW NAHAM ROAD, KARACHI 54 703 ABDUL RAUF D-32/4, GULSHAN IQBAL KARACHI 55 704 WAQAR AHMED D-124/7, GULSHAN IQBAL KARACHI 56 705 MRS BASHIRAN D-124/7, GULSHAN IQBAL, KARACHI 57 708 ZAHID JAMIL A-249/2, GULSHAN IQBAL, KARACHI 75300 58 709 MUHAMMAD ASIM ANSARI R-216, SECTOR 11-C-3, NORTH KARACHI 59 710 MRS JAMILA RAZZAQ C/O RAISUD DIN APPARTMENT ALLIED BANK OF PAK. AM-MANZOOR BLDG., KARACHI 60 711 GHULAM ABBAS 7TH FLOOR, HIRANI CENTRE, I I CHUNDRIGAR ROAD, KARACHI 61 719 MUHAMMAD ISHAQ D-191/2, BLOCK 7, GULSHAN IQBAL, KARACHI 62 731 MRS SALMA KHATOON SC / 05, BAG-E-IBRAHIM, MALIR CITY, KARACHI 63 732 MS. AISHA Z-102, HABIB ARCADE, CLIFTON ROAD, KARACHI 64 741 MISS NARGIS BANO DARUL HANA BLDG., TAIBJEE ROAD, REPER MARKET, KARACHI 65 748 MAKHAN DAD C.O A B L., BOMBAY BAZAR BR., KARACHI 66 749 QURBAN HUSSAIN C/O A B L., BOMBAY BAZAR BR., KARACHI 67 782 HAJI AHMED 421/15, DASTAGIR SOCIETY, FEDERAL B AREA, KARACHI 68 784 FIRDAUS SHAHAB UD DIN HOUSE 601, AL MAHMOOD GARDENS, GARDEN EAST, KARACHI 69 787 MAHMOOD AHMED B-13, STATE BANK FLATES, PREEDY STREET, SADDAR, KARACHI 70 788 NAVEED ALAM ZUBERI HOUSE 259, STREET 37, G-9/1, ISLAMABAD 71 820 MRS FARAMOSH BIBI 20 RAFIQ MANZIL SIRAJ COLONY MOOSA LANE, KARACHI 72 821 SYED ANWARUL HASAN G K 7/30-31, KASSIM HOUSE FLAT 3, JAFER FADOO ROAD, KARACHI 73 828 MUHAMMAD ALTAF NOOR MANSION, GK 7B-A22, SECTOR NO.1 FIDA HUSSAIN SHAH ROAD, DARYA ABAD, KARACHI 74 836 GHULAM RAHIM 104/D-2, SHAMA PLAZA, G ALLANA ROAD, KHARADAR, KARACHI 75 837 M. PERVAIZ RAFI 106, MACHIYARA SQUARE, MOLJI STREET, KHARADAR, KARACHI 76 838 MUHAMMAD UMER KHAN B-31, 11TH STREET, G.F.C.H.S., CLIFTON, BATH ISLAND, KARACHI. 77 853 KHAWAJA ANWER HASSAN 303, WALI HEIGHTS BURGURI RD. SOLDIER BAZAR OPP NISHTER PARK KARACHI. 78 861 AKIL D-32, G K 8/7, BORE ROAD, KHARADAR, KARACHI 79 875 JAVED 6 MAKKI MANZIL THATTAI COMPOUND KARACHI 80 888 FIDA MUHAMMAD C/O GHULAM HUSSAIN BACHAL CLOTH, KHOKHARPAR, MALIR, KARACHI 81 892 AAMIR HUSSAIN C/O GHULAM HUSSAIN BACHAL GOTH MALES EXTENSION, KHOKHARAPAR, KARACHI 82 894 AQIB AHMED 9-10, A B SINDHI MUSLIM COOP. HOUSING SOCIETY KARACHI SR.NO. FOLIO NO. NAME ADDRESS 83 895 MUHAMMAD ZAKIR 32, B, SINDHI MUSLIM COOP. HOUSING SOCIETY, KARACHI 84 918 MUHAMMAD ZUBAIR ALAM 20 MADINA SQUARE, 2ND FLOOR, BAGHE ZEHRA STREET, KHARADAR, KARACHI 85 919 M. ASHRAF TAJ MANSION, FLAT 2, G K 7/61, BAGHE ZEHRA, STREET, KARACHI 2 86 932 MUHAMMAD ISMAIL C/O HANIF BHALIA A-18, SULTAN COMPLEX NEAR SABZI MANDI KARACHI 87 942 ARFAN UL HAQ B-20. DARKASHAN BEACH AVENUE, PHASE VI, D H A., KARACHI 88 943 GHULAM FARID 2/A/1, 8TH SOUTH STREET, PHASE II, D.H.A, KARACHI 89 944 MISS FARAH KHURSHID 7/C, STREET 13, KHAYABAN BADAR, PHASE VI, DHA, KARACHI 90 945 SYEDA AMIR FATIMA BLOCK 48, HOUSE 24, SECTOR 5-D, NEW KARACHI KARACHI 75850 91 950 MUHAMMAD QAYYUM C/O M. QASIM, R/668, 7-D/III, NORTH KARACHI, KARACHI 92 954 SULTAN 5-30, LANE 12-A, PHASE IV, D H A KARACHI 93 970 KHALEEQ AHMED KHAN HOUSE # 3040, BLOCK II, METROVILL III, SCHEME 33, ABDUL HASSAN ISPHANI RD, NEAR G.IQBAL BL4, KARACHI 94 992 SH IRSHAD UL HAQ 410 FAISAL PALACE, MULJI STREET, KHARADAR, KARACHI 95 993 JAVED 5/503, NEW SUTERIA BLDG., MACHI MAINI ROAD, KHARADAR, KARACHI 96 999 MUHAMMAD IQBAL 252-E, STREET NO.10, NAWABABAD, KARACHI 97 1019 MRS SABRA FLAT NO A-4, AL ZIA 164, SOPARIWALA STREET, GARDEN EAST, KARACHI 98 1020 MISS GULSHAN FLAT A-4, AL ZIA 164, SOPARIWALA STREET, GARDEN EAST, KARACHI 99 1034 MS FARAH HUSSAIN DAUDPOTA 200 Q, BLOCK 2, P E C H S., KARACHI 100 1036 TAHIR NAQI F-3, FARAN, D M C HOUSING SOCIETY, KARACHI 101 1044 SOHAIL AKHTER 27, 34, SHARAJAH CENTRE, SOHRAB KHATAK ROAD, SADDAR, KARACHI 102 1051 MRS ZAINAB 24 SAMREEN PLAZA SAIFY LINE, BAGHDADI KARACHI 103 1065 MRS SHAISTA AZIZ G-26, STREET # 14, OFFICERS COLONY, LALA RUKH, WAH CANTT. 104 1074 ABDUL RAHIM ROOM NO. 1-D, AREA JAMAL SHAH, HAJI KASAM LANE, KHARADAR, KARACHI 105 1075 MRS ASSE BAI 38/A, ANIS CLOTH MARKET NEW NAHAM ROAD, KARACHI 106 1082 MUHAMMAD SHAKIR L-263, SECTOR II-L NORTH KARACHI KARACHI. 107 1099 SYED MUBARAK SHAH 68/B, BIHAR MUSLIM HOUSING SOCIETY, SHARAFABAD, KARACHI 108 1100 ISMAIL WALI MUHAMMAD 16 AMBER ARCADE, SHAHEEDE MILLAT ROAD, KARACHI 109 1101 MUHAMMAD FAROOQ B-38, GULSHANE ALI NO.1, BLOCK 7, FEDERAL B AREA KARACHI 110 1106 SAMI UD DIN 5-E-8/14, PAPOSH NAGAR NAZIMABAD, KARACHI 111 1107 MRS FOUZIA SAMEER 5-E-23/30, NAZIMABAD KARACHI 112 1113 MRS SULTANA B-15, AL MADINA COOP.
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