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Crystal Reports PRELIMINARY LIST OF ELECTORS District: 8 POTARO/SIPARUNI Date Of Issue: Friday, July 18, 2014 Page 1 of 266 PRELIMINARY LIST OF ELECTORS District: 8 POTARO/SIPARUNI Division Name: MONKEY MOUNTAIN Division No.: 81111 Description: THIS DIVISION COMMENCES AT THE MOUTH OF THE ECHILEBAR RIVER, LEFT BANK IRENG RIVER; THENCE UP THE ECHILEBAR RIVER TO MIPIMAH FALLS; THENCE NORTH-WEST TO THE SOURCE OF AN UNNAMED TRIBUTARY ON THE LEFT BANK TUSENEN RIVER; THENCE DOWN THE SAID TRIBUTARY TO ITS MOUTH; THENCE DOWN THE TUSENEN RIVER TO ITS MOUTH; THENCE DOWN THE KOWA RIVER TO ITS MOUTH, ON THE LEFT BANK IRENG RIVER; THENCE DOWN THE IRENG RIVER TO THE POINT OF COMMENCEMENT. Date Of Issue: Friday, July 18, 2014 Page 2 of 266 PRELIMINARY LIST OF ELECTORS District:8Division Number: 81111 Division Name: MONKEY MOUNTAIN No. Surname First Name Middle Name Address Occupation ID Number 1 AARON FAITH MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 148120844 PAKARAIMAS 2 AARON KAREN MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH CHIEF COOK 146840638 PAKARAIMAS 3 AARON PHILIP MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH MINER 104295953 PAKARAIMAS 4 AARON ROGER MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH MINER 106817177 PAKARAIMAS 5 ABRAHAM CHARLES BARNABUS MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH MINER 150637800 PAKARAIMAS 6 ABRAHAM DIANNE MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH TEACHER 156148564 PAKARAIMAS 7 ABRAHAM LEOLYN ABIGAIL MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 157520144 PAKARAIMAS 8 ABRAHAM MALCOLM MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 106902537 PAKARAIMAS 9 ABRAHAM ODESSA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 156090752 PAKARAIMAS 10 ALFRED ANGELINA LORITA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 160322183 PAKARAIMAS 11 ALFRED LEONARD MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 152454125 PAKARAIMAS 12 ALFRED NICKSON MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 102962203 PAKARAIMAS 13 ALFRED RITA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 156148467 PAKARAIMAS 14 ALVIS MARLUCY MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 145894694 PAKARAIMAS 15 ANACETUS BEATRICE MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 106901664 PAKARAIMAS 16 ANICETUS CYRIL MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 156089685 PAKARAIMAS 17 ANICETUS JOVITA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 102962300 PAKARAIMAS 18 ANICETUS JOY MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH HOUSEWIFE 102962785 PAKARAIMAS 19 ANICETUS NAOMI MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 151231925 PAKARAIMAS 20 ANICETUS PATRICK MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 146842481 PAKARAIMAS 21 ANICETUS PRINCESS MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 102962591 PAKARAIMAS 22 ANICETUS REGINA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH HOUSEWIFE 102962494 PAKARAIMAS 23 ANICETUS SHERRY ANN MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 102939408 PAKARAIMAS 24 ARISTO EVA DOROTHEA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 151215144 PAKARAIMAS 25 ARISTO FRANCIS PIUS MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 159245968 PAKARAIMAS 26 ARISTO IAN PHILIP MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 150636830 PAKARAIMAS 27 ARISTO LEON JOHNSON MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 147643992 PAKARAIMAS 28 ARISTO VIBERT MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 150641292 PAKARAIMAS 29 BANFUS ANTOLINA MARTHA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 106902731 PAKARAIMAS 30 BANFUS ANTONIO MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 156090461 PAKARAIMAS Date Of Issue: Friday, July 18, 2014 Page 3 of 266 PRELIMINARY LIST OF ELECTORS District:8Division Number: 81111 Division Name: MONKEY MOUNTAIN No. Surname First Name Middle Name Address Occupation ID Number 31 BANFUS BAPTIST CORREIA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 106902440 PAKARAIMAS 32 BANFUS CAMILLUS MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 134362364 PAKARAIMAS 33 BANFUS CHRISTINA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 156091819 PAKARAIMAS 34 BANFUS CONRAD MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 106889539 PAKARAIMAS 35 BANFUS CONSTARIA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 106902343 PAKARAIMAS 36 BANFUS DORA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 106889830 PAKARAIMAS 37 BANFUS ELIZABETH ANN MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 145893918 PAKARAIMAS 38 BANFUS FAUSTINA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 151067704 PAKARAIMAS 39 BANFUS HENRY ORIN MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 160323735 PAKARAIMAS 40 BANFUS JOSEPH MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 106889927 PAKARAIMAS 41 BANFUS KATHY SUE MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 120277576 PARARAIMAS 42 BANFUS KENRICK VENSON MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 106903410 PAKARAIMAS 43 BANFUS LEO MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 156092207 PAKARAIMAS 44 BANFUS LIONEL MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 152436859 PAKARAIMAS 45 BANFUS LYNETTE MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 141687222 PAKARAIMAS 46 BANFUS MARCELINUS MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 156091237 PAKARAIMAS 47 BANFUS MARKLYN MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 152435210 PAKARAIMAS 48 BANFUS MARVA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 146841220 PAKARAIMAS 49 BANFUS MICHAEL MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 106890024 PAKARAIMAS 50 BANFUS ROSHELL MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 102857152 PAKARAIMAS 51 BANFUS SULLIVAN RENNER LEO MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 106902246 PAKARAIMAS 52 BANFUS URICK MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 152435695 PAKARAIMAS 53 BAPTISTA BERTHA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 145649963 PAKARAIMAS 54 BAPTISTA CAMILLE MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 106889733 PAKARAIMAS 55 BAPTISTA CONRAD MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 148121717 PAKARAIMAS 56 BAPTISTA CONRAD MATTHIAS MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 147643895 PAKARAIMAS 57 BARJOAN ALEX BERG MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH MASON 141687513 PAKARAIMAS 58 BARJOAN KEN LARRY MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH CASHIER 104296535 PAKARAIMAS 59 BARJOAN LORA MELVA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 134691776 PAKARAIMAS 60 BARJOAN PHYLLIS ISOBELLA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH TEACHER 104295371 PAKARAIMAS Date Of Issue: Friday, July 18, 2014 Page 4 of 266 PRELIMINARY LIST OF ELECTORS District:8Division Number: 81111 Division Name: MONKEY MOUNTAIN No. Surname First Name Middle Name Address Occupation ID Number 61 BARJOAN RENA MATHILDA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH HOUSEWIFE 104295468 PAKARAIMAS 62 BARNABUS CECILENE EPHRAN MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH HOUSEWIFE 134369639 PAKARAIMAS 63 BELL BRUCE MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 117760135 PAKARAIMAS 64 BENFUS MARCO MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 148119777 PAKARAIMAS 65 CAESAR WENDELL MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH POLICE 150641195 PAKARAIMAS 66 CANTEBURY EDMOND MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 104296826 PAKARAIMAS 67 CANTERBURY LORAINE JANE MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 159245677 PAKARAIMAS 68 CANTERBURY MARY ELLEN MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 159245580 PAKARAIMAS 69 CRISPIN BEVLYN MARIAN MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 151214659 PAKARAIMAS 70 DA SILVA FRANCIS ASSIS MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 146841705 PAKARAIMAS 71 DALCHAN NARINDRA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH TEACHER 134692455 PAKARAIMAS 72DANIELS FATIMA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 151230955 PAKARAIMAS 73DANIELS JULIE MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 151230470 PAKARAIMAS 74DANIELS KATHLEEN CHRISTINE MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 148121232 PAKARAIMAS 75DANIELS ROXANNE CLARETTE MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH HOUSEWIFE 141687028 PAKARAIMAS 76DASILVA SHEVON MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 146841414 PAKARAIMAS 77DE BRITO JOSE MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH MINER 151214271 PAKARAIMAS 78DE MATTOS FRANCISCO HOSEA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 134691194 PAKARAIMAS 79 DE SOUSA ERNAN MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 147592582 PAKARAIMAS 80 DE SOUSA OBRIR STEPHEN MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH MINER 134676741 PAKARAIMAS 81 DE SOUZA JESSIE MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 146840347 PAKARAIMAS 82 DOLIVERA TERESA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 152435307 PAKARAIMAS 83 EDMUND GILLIAN MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 106757716 PAKARAIMAS 84 EDMUND RICKEY MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 148121523 PAKARAIMAS 85 EDMUND STANISLAUS MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 120277673 PAKARAIMAS 86 EDWARD GINA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 102963658 PAKARAIMAS 87 EDWARD HILDA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 106903313 PAKARAIMAS 88 EDWARD JAMES MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 156150407 PAKARAIMAS 89 EDWARD RUPERT ADAMSON MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 102963561 PAKARAIMAS 90 EDWARDS DESCIA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 155481301 PAKARAIMAS Date Of Issue: Friday, July 18, 2014 Page 5 of 266 PRELIMINARY LIST OF ELECTORS District:8Division Number: 81111 Division Name: MONKEY MOUNTAIN No. Surname First Name Middle Name Address Occupation ID Number 91 EDWARDS EMANUEL MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 151067801 PAKARAIMAS 92 EDWARDS EUSTACE MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 151230664 PAKARAIMAS 93 EDWARDS JACQUELINE TESSA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 146840541 PAKARAIMAS 94 EDWARDS JANET MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 106903216 PAKARAIMAS 95 EDWARDS JENEVIEVE LORINE MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 148120553 PAKARAIMAS 96 EDWARDS JOHN MARTIN MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 106757910 PAKARAIMAS 97 EDWARDS JOHNNY MARTIN MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH MINER 146840250 PAKARAIMAS 98 EDWARDS JOSEPHINE MARCIA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 145895179 PAKARAIMAS 99 EDWARDS RAMSINGH MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 151230276 PAKARAIMAS 100 EDWIN EUNICE ACTIVIA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 146841317 PAKARAIMAS 101 EDWIN FRANNIS MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 134692067 PAKARAIMAS 102 EDWIN JUDE DANDUS MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH MINER 148121814 PAKARAIMAS 103 EDWIN LUCIA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 148119874 PAKARAIMAS 104 EDWIN NORIS WAYNE MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH TEACHER 146840153 PAKARAIMAS 105EDWIN SYBIL MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 134692649 PAKARAIMAS 106FELIX BALBINA MARY MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 159245871 PAKARAIMAS 107FELIX BENEDICT MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 106815140 PAKARAIMAS 108FELIX CHESTON MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 146842190 PAKARAIMAS 109FELIX GRANITA DAPHANIE MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 106889636 PAKARAIMAS 110FELIX IMELDA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 151230858 PAKARAIMAS 111FELIX KENNETH MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 156150116 PAKARAIMAS 112 FELIX LUCITA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 156092110 PAKARAIMAS 113 FELIX MADELEINE MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 134691582 PAKARAIMAS 114 FELIX MELINDA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 146841996 PAKARAIMAS 115 FELIX VERA GRETEL MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH HOUSEWIFE 104296050 PAKARAIMAS 116 FITZGERALD ELVIS MARK MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH - 148120650 PAKARAIMAS 117 FRANCES SEVAN OSMOND MONKEY MOUNTAIN NORTH FARMER 106902828 PAKARAIMAS 118 FRANCIS CLARICE MONKEY MOUNTAIN
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