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MOOREA-MAIAO 729 AFAREAITU COMMERCE Catégorie MOOREA-MAIAO C.C.I.S.M. LISTE ELECTORALE ARRETEE AU 31/12/2016 729 AFAREAITU MOOREA-MAIAO ILES DU VENT Catégorie : COMMERCE N° Tahiti N° RC Forme Raison Sociale Adresse Ets Coll Naf Empl Voix N° Electeur Nom du représentant Qualité 780635 06 856 A PPHY AIT AISSA MELISA AFAREAITU MOOREA - PATAE 98728 AFAREAITU C 4771Z 0 1 58 Mme AIT AISSA MELISA Chef d entreprise 739284 14 112 A PPHY ANAHOA CLAUDIA MAATEA 98728 AFAREAITU C 5610C 0 1 107 Mme ANAHOA CLAUDIA Chef d entreprise 805176 06 379 B SARL ANANUA MAATEA 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA C 4711B 17 3 108 Mme TUUHIA (Née LAI) CHRISTIANE Gérant A91980 13 328 B SARL ARII MAATEA 98728 AFAREAITU MOOREA C 5610C 5 1 149 Mme THON SING (Née TEHIHIRA) ELISABETH Gérant 448126 13 933 A PPHY BARDOT NEE OITO HERTA QTIER PATAE 98728 AFAREAITU C 4638B 0 1 255 Mme BARDOT (Née OITO) HERTA Chef d entreprise 822379 13 1665 A PPHY BOUBEE NEE TEAMOTUAITAU JACQUELINE FAREURA MAATEA 98728 AFAREAITU MOOREA C 5610C 0 1 366 Mme BOUBEE (Née TEAMOTUAITAU) JACQUELINE Chef d entreprise 563296 37726 A PPHY BOURJAC ALEXANDRA KATIA VIRGINIE AFAREIATU PK 7 C/MER 98728 AFAREAITU C 4649Z 0 1 385 Mme BOURJAC ALEXANDRA KATIA VIRGINIE Chef d entreprise 111880 20789 A PPHY CHANDLER NEE WONG YEN CAMELIA AFAREAITU MOOREA - C/O ANAHOA MYRNA 98728 AFAREAITU C 4778C 0 1 536 Mme CHANDLER (Née WONG YEN) CAMELIA Chef d entreprise 747451 13 2117 A PPHY CHEE AYEE LINETTE BP 293 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA CEDEX 98728 C 5610C 0 1 592 Mme TAUMIHAU (Née CHEE AYEE) LINETTE Chef d entreprise 917435 13 196 A PPHY GERST ARIITEA AFAREAITU PK 13 C/MER - MAATEA 98728 AFAREAITU C 5610C 0 1 1230 M GERST ARIITEATAUMAITERAI YOHANN TINO Chef d entreprise 573865 39444 A PPHY GUITARD ALAIN 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA C 4690Z 0 1 1296 M GUITARD ALAIN Chef d entreprise 251207 05 837 A PPHY HUGON NEE TOPA CECILE TUAIRAU AFAREIATU PK 8.500 C/MONT - BENETEAU 98728 AFAREAITU C 4649Z 0 1 1479 Mme HUGON (Née TOPA) CECILE TUAIRAU Chef d entreprise 910174 10 1122 A PPHY LAI KHI WA JEAN-MAURICE AFAREAITU PK 13.700 C/MONT - MAATEA 98728 AFAREAITU C 4781Z 0 1 1782 M LAI KHI WA JEAN-MAURICE Chef d entreprise 171280 15838 A PPHY LIEOU KUI NEE KIEOU KIANG TCHANG EULALIE AFAREAITU MAATEA 98728 AFAREAITU C 4711B 2 1 1997 Mme LIEOU KUI (Née KIEOU KIANG TCHANG) EULALIE Chef d entreprise 223511 13 582 A PPHY MEUNIER PHILIPPE DAVID QTR.GERST MAATEA 98728 AFAREAITU C 4690Z 0 1 2395 M MEUNIER PHILIPPE DAVID Chef d entreprise 428060 6506 B SARL MOEATA DISTRIBUTION AFAREAITU PK 10 C/MT 98728 AFAREAITU C 4711C 3 1 2440 Mme LAI VANINA Gérant 849547 08 14 B SARL MOOREA DISTRIBUTION MAATEA - FACE MAGASIN 98728 AFAREAITU MOOREA C 4641Z 5 1 2459 M AMOUY NORBERT Gérant C.C.I.S.M. LISTE ELECTORALE ARRETEE AU 31/12/2016 729 AFAREAITU MOOREA-MAIAO ILES DU VENT Catégorie : COMMERCE N° Tahiti N° RC Forme Raison Sociale Adresse Ets Coll Naf Empl Voix N° Electeur Nom du représentant Qualité 625053 09 1254 A PPHY RAINHO NEE SALGADO FERREIRA VERONIQUE HELENE 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA C 5610C 4 1 3022 M RAINHO VERONIQUE HELENE Chef d entreprise 277400 20982 A PPHY RERE SUZANNE AFAREAITU HAUMI MOOREA 98728 AFAREAITU C 4711B 0 1 3058 Mme RERE SUZANNE Chef d entreprise B88620 16 835 A PPHY RICHMOND NARCISSE 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA C 5610C 0 1 3096 Mme RICHMOND NARCISSE Chef d entreprise A07465 15 2493 A PPHY SICOT YVES MAATEA 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA C 5610C 0 1 3294 M SICOT YVES Chef d entreprise B11440 14 1100 A PPHY SZTEJNMAN HEILANI KARINE TESS 98728 AFAREAITU MOOREA C 4773Z 9 2 3495 Mme SZTEJNMAN HEILANI KARINE TESS Chef d entreprise B77649 16 133 A PPHY TAMA NUIMANO 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA C 5610C 0 1 3606 M TAMA NUIMANO Chef d entreprise 850990 08 139 A PPHY TAPU ANAPARII AFAREAITU PK 10.500 C/MONT - TAPU 98728 AFAREAITU C 4778C 0 1 3667 M TAPU ANAPARII DAN JO Chef d entreprise A98241 14 303 A PPHY TAPUTUARAI TAHIRI, RANIHEI, PRES DU STADE JOHN TEARIKI 98728 AFAREAITU C 5610C 0 1 3676 Mme TAPUTUARAI TAHIRI, RANIHEI, Chef d entreprise 838672 16 1850 A PPHY TEHEURA POERAVA TITANIA QUARTIER TERAI 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA C 4781Z 0 1 3891 Mme TEHEURA POERAVA TITANIA Chef d entreprise B05566 14 676 A PPHY TUUHIA VAIHERE MAATEA 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA C 4690Z 0 1 4322 Mme TUUHIA VAIHERE Chef d entreprise B92366 16 1052 A PPHY YOUNG PINE STEEVE HIRO PATAE 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA C 4799A 0 1 4569 M YOUNG PINE STEEVE HIRO Chef d entreprise Arrété par la commission pour la Catégorie COMMERCE 729 AFAREAITU Total entreprise(s) pour la Catégorie 28 Total voix pour la Catégorie 31 C.C.I.S.M. LISTE ELECTORALE ARRETEE AU 31/12/2016 729 AFAREAITU MOOREA-MAIAO ILES DU VENT Catégorie : INDUSTRIE N° Tahiti N° RC Forme Raison Sociale Adresse Ets Coll Naf Empl Voix N° Electeur Nom du représentant Qualité 271403 4788 B SARL BORA BORA SUN 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA I 5811Z 1 1 4660 M SABRIE PASCAL Gérant et associé indéfiniment responsable 754333 05 1903 A PPHY FOLITUU ALEXANDRE MAATEA 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA I 4120B 16 3 4792 M FOLITUU ALEXANDRE Chef d entreprise 707505 10150 B SAS LELAURAIN TEAVARO TEMAE MOOREA 98728 AFAREAITU I 4120B 28 3 4860 M LELAURAIN GIL PIERRE RAYMOND A36886 12 1398 A PPHY LUCAS NEE ADAMS VAIANA 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA I 4120B 8 2 4872 Mme LUCAS (Née ADAMS) VAIANA Chef d entreprise 771733 06 434 A PPHY ZONATO MORGAN AFAREAITU PK 12.400 C/MONT 98728 AFAREAITU I 4333Z 5 1 5213 M ZONATO MORGAN Chef d entreprise Arrété par la commission pour la Catégorie INDUSTRIE 729 AFAREAITU Total entreprise(s) pour la Catégorie 5 Total voix pour la Catégorie 10 C.C.I.S.M. LISTE ELECTORALE ARRETEE AU 31/12/2016 729 AFAREAITU MOOREA-MAIAO ILES DU VENT Catégorie : MÉTIER N° Tahiti N° RC Forme Raison Sociale Adresse Ets Coll Naf Empl Voix N° Electeur Nom du représentant Qualité A76577 13 199 B SARL 2B 98728 AFAREAITU M 4312A 0 1 5217 M BOURGADE BRUNO GEORGES MARC Gérant 892448 09 91 A PPHY ALEXANDRE LUC TUMANUTEA AFAREAITU PK 6.700 C/MONT 98728 AFAREAITU M 4339Z 0 1 5321 M ALEXANDRE LUC TUMANUTEA Chef d entreprise 656389 42866 A PPHY ALEXANDRE PATEA YANNICK TAVAEARII AFAREAITU MOOREA - PATEA 98728 AFAREAITU M 7420Z 0 1 5323 M ALEXANDRE PATEA YANNICK TAVAEARII Chef d entreprise 170258 15773 A PPHY AOUNALLAH TARIK MOOREA AFAREAITU 98728 AFAREAITU M 1419Z 0 1 5402 M AOUNALLAH TERIK Chef d entreprise 328955 23390 A PPHY ARAPARI ANGELO TEAROHA ANGELO TEAROHA AFAREATU MAATEA 98728 AFAREAITU M 4312A 0 1 5432 M ARAPARI ANGELO TEAROHA ANGELO TEAROHA Chef d entreprise 863332 08 754 A PPHY ARAPARI NEE TERAI ERNESTINE FLORENCE TAINA AFAREAITU PK 10.200 C/MONT - HAUMI 98728 AFAREAITU M 4339Z 0 1 5435 Mme ARAPARI (Née TERAI) ERNESTINE FLORENCE TAINA Chef d entreprise B18205 14 1514 A PPHY ARAPARI VETEA 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA M 4339Z 0 1 5436 M ARAPARI VETEA Chef d entreprise 876649 08 1474 A PPHY AUDOUIN VLADIMIR ROBERT TAMATOAITEFARE AFAREAITU PK 6.500 C/MONT - PATAE 98728 AFAREAITU M 7430Z 0 1 5536 M AUDOUIN VLADIMIR ROBERT TAMATOAITEFARE Chef d entreprise 666297 09 47 A PPHY AUDOYER CYRIL AFAREAITU PK 9 C/MONT 98728 AFAREAITU M 4339Z 0 1 5537 M AUDOYER CYRIL LAURENCE LUC ADRIEN Chef d entreprise B86525 16 690 A PPHY BARSINAS CEDRIC 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA M 8130Z 0 1 5622 M BARSINAS CEDRIC Chef d entreprise 855684 08 380 A PPHY BUCHIN MICHEL HANERE AFAREAITU PK 13.800 C/MER - MAATEA 98728 AFAREAITU M 4339Z 0 1 5988 M BUCHIN MICHEL HANERE Chef d entreprise 462705 31552 A PPHY BYOT FRANCIS AFAREAITU MOOREA 98728 AFAREAITU M 8130Z 0 1 6012 M BYOT FRANCIS ITOA CHARLES 818526 07 636 A PPHY CHAVES JEAN BAPTISTE NORBERT GANESH AFAREAITU PK 9 C/MONT - ATIRAA 98728 AFAREAITU M 4339Z 0 1 6187 M CHAVES JEAN BAPTISTE NORBERT GANESH Chef d entreprise B24583 14 1955 A PPHY COLLARD CHRISTOPHE A CÔTÉ APURAD 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA M 3312Z 0 1 6359 M COLLARD CHRISTOPHE Chef d entreprise 914853 09 222 B SARL DAFE PATISSERIE MAATEA 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA M 1071C 0 1 6440 M DEDIER FREDERIC Gérant 124867 16307 A PPHY DOMINGO PIERRE MAATEA 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA M 4399C 0 1 6594 M DOMINGO PIERRE Chef d entreprise 653329 42677 A PPHY DROGUET FREDERIC GEORGES MARCEL MAATEA PK 14.500 C/MER - LUCAS 98728 AFAREAITU M 4321A 0 1 6619 M DROGUET FREDERIC GEORGES MARCEL Chef d entreprise 734145 15 1380 A PPHY FLORES VAIATUA HAUMI 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA M 4339Z 0 1 6976 M FLORES VAIATUA Chef d entreprise 735472 05 643 A PPHY GATEAU NEE GUILLET BEATRICE GENEVIEVE DERRIERE COLLEGE 98728 AFAREAITU M 8121Z 0 1 7113 Mme GATEAU (Née GUILLET) BEATRICE GENEVIEVE Chef d entreprise C.C.I.S.M. LISTE ELECTORALE ARRETEE AU 31/12/2016 729 AFAREAITU MOOREA-MAIAO ILES DU VENT Catégorie : MÉTIER N° Tahiti N° RC Forme Raison Sociale Adresse Ets Coll Naf Empl Voix N° Electeur Nom du représentant Qualité B37981 15 347 A PPHY HOPUARE PHILIPPE MAROARII DERRIERE LE STADE TEARIKI 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA M 4339Z 0 1 7545 M HOPUARE PHILIPPE MAROARII Chef d entreprise 739029 05 842 A PPHY HUGON HENRI CLEMENT MOEHAU AFAREAITU PK 8.500 C/MONT - BENETEAU 98728 AFAREAITU M 4120A 0 1 7579 M HUGON HENRI CLEMENT MOEHAU Chef d entreprise 225839 14 930 A PPHY HURURAU ROSEMONDE 98728 AFAREAITU MOOREA M 1413Z 0 1 7612 Mme HURURAU ROSEMONDE Chef d entreprise A31846 12 133 B SARL K.ROL INSTITUT AFAREAITU MOOREA - MAATEA 98728 AFAREAITU M 9602B 2 1 7812 Mme TEROROTUA VAITIARE B61494 15 1934 A PPHY LE PRADO CHARLES 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA M 4321A 0 1 8100 M LE PRADO CHARLES Chef d entreprise B17561 14 1468 A PPHY LEHARTEL DOMINIQUE MARURAI QT HAUMI 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA M 8130Z 0 1 8142 M LEHARTEL DOMINIQUE MARURAI Chef d entreprise B74869 15 2742 A PPHY LEOU NIUHERE MAATEA 98729 AFAREAITU-MOOREA M 4339Z 0 1 8188 M LEOU NIUHERE Chef d entreprise 776781 06 662 A PPHY LIAO NELSON VARUAHAI AFAREAITU PK 9.500 C/MONT 98728
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