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Entrepreneurs De Taxi ENTREPRENEURS DE TAXI ÎLES DU VENT TAHITI ADRESSE ENTREPRENEUR ADRESSE GEOGRAPHIQUE TEL FAX EMAIL POSTALE Paea - PK 28 c/mont Maraa - AIRIMA Henry 98711 Paea 87 77 52 39 - - Servitude Stuart AITAMAI Marie, Faa'a - PK 5,500 c/mont - Face BP 61156 87 77 82 82 - - Sidonie, Tina aéroport 98702 Faa'a BP 12618 AKA Justin PK 39,500 c/mont 87 20 80 88 - - 98712 Papara Punaauia - PK 12,5 c/mont BP 20386 40 43 82 21 ATAE Fred - - Qtier Deligny 3 98713 Papeete 87 77 87 12 AUTAI Sonny, BP 61903 Faa'a - Pamatai - Qtier Hugonot 87 29 88 40 - - Teva 98702 Faa'a BP 381249 40 58 38 42 BENNETT Marcel Punaauia - PK 16,8 c/mer - - 98718 Punaauia 87 77 37 19 BP 5705 BENNETT Paulette Pirae - Hamuta, plateau n° 45 87 77 17 77 - - 98716 Pirae BROTHERSON BP 120055 40 82 83 76 Papara - PK 32 c/mer - [email protected] Steve, Tuarii 98712 Papara 87 74 16 67 BRUTO Tihoti, BP 6284 Faa'a - Puurai Lot N° 84 87 79 37 62 - - Dick 98702 Faa'a CAMPS épse TERIIPAIA Punaauia - Lotissement Miri - BP 50090 40 85 36 03 - [email protected] Ghislaine, Immeuble Eeva - Appart. A 98716 Pirae 87 72 22 94 Jacqueline BP 14564 CARLSON Karl Arue - PK 3 c/mont face Carrefour 87 78 73 19 - 98701 Arue - Papeete - Mission - Lotissement BP 62323 40 43 47 68 CHISAKA Yoshiaki - [email protected] Tepapa n° 1 98703 Faa'a 87 72 80 30 CHONG Amani, BP 2506 Faa'a - Puurai - Qtier Bonnefin 87 79 75 28 - - Teurukura 98713 Papeete COLOMBEL Faa'a - PK 4 c/mont - Qtier BP 9973 40 81 98 83 - - Robert Colombel 98715 Papeete 87 77 98 19 DEXTER Ernest, BP 130308 40 45 54 32 Faa'a - Résidence Manutea - - James dit Coco 98702 Faa'a 87 79 29 15 BP 60839 DUVAL Françoise Faa'a - Cité de l'air 87 77 01 60 - [email protected] 98703 Faa'a BP 14413 EDWIN Edwin Papara - PK 47c/mer 88 73 93 91 - 98701 Arue EMERY Carl, BP 6786 40 82 22 72 Faa'a - PK 5,5 c/mont - [email protected] Pierre 98702 Faa'a 87 77 13 69 40 82 60 66 FAOA Bozerand Faa'a - PK 2,6 c/mont 98702 Faa'a - - 87 25 19 26 FAOA Oro Faa'a - PK 2,6 c/mont 98702 Faa'a 87 25 73 40 - - Faa'a - PK 4,8 route Tavararo BP 60763 GATIEN Ariihei 87 28 04 83 - [email protected] Qtier Tauraa 1 98702 Faa'a Faa'a - PK 4,8 route Tavararo BP 60763 GATIEN Manarii 87 78 34 96 - - Qtier Tauraa 2 98702 Faa'a Faa'a - PK 6,3 c/mont BP 21270 40 57 21 14 GUILLOUX Calixte - - Propriété Penilla 98713 Papeete 87 72 18 67 HAAMOEURA 40 82 60 66 Faa'a - PK 2,6 c/mont 98704 Faa'a - - Mario 87 76 18 06 BP 63148 87 28 17 05 HAUATA Noël Faaa - PK 5,500 c/mont - St Hilaire - - 98702 Faa'a 87 79 15 40 BP 63148 HAUATA Shane Tautira - Lotiss Auehi n° 10 87 79 15 40 - - 98702 Faa'a BP 63148 HAUATA Stacey Tautira - Lotiss Auehi n° 10 87 70 45 29 - - 98702 Faa'a BP 63148 HAUATA Steed Tautira - Lotiss Auehi n° 10 89 26 19 25 - - 98702 Faa'a HUAA Brian, Papeete - Mission - Servitude 40 48 22 07 98714 Papeete - - Vetearii Tearoha n° 22 87 22 84 15 JEANNETEAU PK 4,5 c/mt - Qtier Tavararo BP 61691 87 71 59 21 - [email protected] Loïc Faa’a 98702 Faa'a KIRIKAVA épse Papeete - Mission - Lotiss Tepapa BP 62323 87 74 75 69 - - CHISAKA Ruth n° 1 98703 Faa'a KOHUEINUI Arue - PK 4,3 c/mont - Qtier Vaita 98701 Arue 87 28 02 51 - - Augustin, Hapiti KUG HUE épouse BP 130057 87 77 50 34 PUTARATARA Papeete - Vallée de Tipaerui - - 98717 Punaauia 87 21 07 75 Lise Papeete - 35, rue Anne-Marie BP 43369 LEMAIRE Frédéric 87 27 07 04 - - Javouhey - Face Lou Pescadou 98713 Papeete PK 5 c/mont face Brasserie de BP 50266 87 74 14 70 LENOIR Heiarii - - Tahiti - 2è Servitude Faruau 98716 Pirae 87 27 09 67 BP 2846 87 30 13 02 LEVERD Christian Papeete – Lotiss Setil Lot N° 59 - - 98713 Papeete 87 78 95 52 Punaauia - PK 12,5 c/mont BP 21239 87 79 33 95 LIKAKU Center - - Qtier Nordhoff 98713 Papeete 87 21 90 42 LOWING Rosa, Punaauia - PK 8,3 c/mont BP 130258 87 72 72 20 - - Hitirere Qtier Pehia 98717 Punaauia Punaauia - PK 8,3 c/mer BP 1493 LY WA UT Alvarez 87 74 44 81 - - Qtier Fuller 98703 Punavai LY WA UT Punaauia - PK 8,3 c/mer BP 1493 87 73 04 44 - - Donatien Qtier Fuller 98703 Punavai 87 74 44 13 BP 13831 Mahana tours Punaauia - Les Hauts de 40 45 36 90 98717 Carrefour - - EURL Outumaoro 87 78 08 82 Punaauia BP 13211 Punaauia - PK 11,200 c/mont MALBRUN Maimiti 98717 Carrefour 87 76 70 21 - Servitude Tefautea [email protected] Punaauia BP 4770 40 43 44 40 MAMAE Robert Punaauia - PK 10 c/mont - - 98713 Papeete 87 77 27 31 Taravao - PK 58,1 c/mer - Baie 87 77 11 65 MAO Martial 98719 Taravao - - Phaëton Lotissement Millaud 87 78 12 65 Taravao - PK 58,1 c/mer - Baie 87 74 30 03 MAO Mariette 98719 Taravao - - Phaëton Lotissement Millaud 87 78 12 65 MAO épse Papeete - Titioro - Lotiss Pirae Uta 98716 Pirae 87 79 63 52 - - FLORES Adrienne N° 29 MARUHI épse Faa'a – Pamatai BP 130210 87 27 22 18 - - TEHINA Eugénie Qtier Young Wong 98717 Punaauia Faa'a - PK 5,700 c/mer MATAE Sandra 98704 Faa'a 87 290 250 - [email protected] Qtier Ropati Vairao - PK 11,300 c/mont BP 27 87 26 97 93 MATI Maui - - Qtier Mati 98725 Taravao 87 27 37 43 BP 13875 MAUFENE Mike Faaa - Route RFO - Qtier Tikare 98717 Moana 87 78 29 49 - - Nui MEDINA BP 330052 40 58 29 40 Paea - PK 22,5 c/mont - - Catherine-Isabel 98711 Paea 87 26 07 80 BP 61903 MEZIANE Bernard Faa'a - Pamatai - Qtier Hugonot 87 70 87 00 - - 98702 Faa'a MOISE Violaine, BP 41612 Teavaro - PK 3 face quai des ferries 87 76 47 18 - - Terai 98713 Papeete BP 14 348 MU SAN Aimé Hitia'a - PK 38,5 c/mont 87 70 98 12 - - 98701 Arue BP 1513 87 20 52 82 O'CONNOR Adrien Faaa - Résidence Motio - Teroma - - 98703 Punavai 87 77 63 76 BP 380717 40 41 04 87 PANSI Monoihere Punaauia - PK 14 c/mont - - 98718 Tamanu 87 73 38 08 Arue - PK 4,3 c/mont servitude BP 140618 40 41 35 75 PAUTEHEA Marc - - Vaiata 98701 Arue 87 77 13 28 PAUTEHEA épse Arue - PK 4,3 c/mont servitude BP 141103 40 41 35 78 RAVEINO - - Vaiata 98701 Arue 87 77 13 87 Françoise BP 13300 PAYET Marie Punaauia - PK 15 c/mer 87 71 03 11 - - 98717 Punaauia PENEHATA BP 140234 Arue Lot Erima n° 1 87 71 65 84 - - Penehata 98701 Arue PIRITUA épse BP 5856 40 43 92 81 Pirae - Lotiss Pater - - DEGAGE Mamita 98716 Pirae 87 79 45 48 BP 8143 PHILIPP Lyle P.K. 4,3 c/mont Faaa 87 7 6 73 83 - - 98702 Faaa RAAURI Paul, Faa'a - Heiri - Lotiss Teroma II BP 40774 40 82 17 80 - - Moana Lot N° 44 98713 Papeete 87 71 99 83 BP 20179 40 43 86 87 REY Laurent Papeete Sainte Amélie - Qtier Rey - - 98713 Papeete 87 70 63 36 SALOMON épouse BP 62960 Faaa - PK 4,8 - Qtier Tauraa 87 34 23 67 - - RAVEINO Ariena 98702 Faaa Pirae - Hamuta - derrière la Station TAIE Charles 98713 - Papeete 87 73 31 87 - - Shell TAMA Eddy, BP 60830 Pirae - Lotiss Nahiata N° 84 87 74 31 87 - - Aubert 98702 Faa'a BP 97 TARUIA Moana Pamatai - Lotiss Hennebuise 87 24 29 20 - - 98713 Papeete Papeete - Lotiss N° 156 Taunoa – BP 51501 TATA Ernest 87 323 625 - [email protected] Qtier Clark 98716 Papeete TAURAATUA Pirae - Qtier Tauraatua - BP 51838 87 74 78 32 - - Harold Route de l'hippodrome 98719 Taravao TAUTEHOPU épse BP 3736 Faa'a - Lotiss Teroma N° 17 87 73 44 61 - - PITTMAN Bélinda 98713 Papeete TAUTEHOPU épse Mahina - Route de la pointe Vénus BP 40478 TAVAEARII 87 27 83 41 - - Qtier Vénus 98713 Papeete Danielle TCHAN épse BP 4194 4042 20 54 Punaauia - Pk 18,5 c/mont - - FOURES Emilie 98713 Papeete 40 58 25 23 Punaauia - Lotiss Te Tavake BP 13074 40 45 23 51 TCHING Enzo - - N° 119 98717 Punaauia 87 77 94 93 TCHOUNG YAO Faa'a - Pamatai – Lotiss Socredo BP 60654 87 74 80 92 - - Nancy N° B21 98702 Faa'a TCHOUNG YAO Faa'a - Pamatai - Lotiss Socredo BP 60654 87 77 72 59 - - Oswaldo N° B21 98702 Faa'a TCHOUNG YAO Faa'a - Pamatai - Lotiss Socredo BP 60654 87 74 36 19 - [email protected] Taaiterai N° B21 98702 Faa'a Punaauia - PK 15,800 c/mont 40 83 22 91 TEAVE Marcelin 9878 Punaauia - - Servitude Teave 87 70 55 32 TEFAATAU épse Punaauia - PK 10 c/mont BP 4770 40 54 39 01 MAMAE Lysiane, - - Servitude Maraetefau 98713 Papeete 87 79 10 46 Hinatuania TEFAFANO épse Arue - PK 4,3 c/mont servitude BP 140618 87 79 18 72 - - PAUTEHEA Maeva Vaiata 98701 Arue 87 77 13 28 Taravao - PK 58,1 c/mer - Baie 40 54 49 28 TEHEIURA Diana 98719 Taravao - - Phaëton 87 78 12 65 40 43 58 33 TEIVA Félix Papeete - Titioro - Qtier Jamet 98714 Papeete - - 87 77 43 68 BP 61483 TEIVA Frédéric Faa'a - Lotiss Setil N° 60 87 79 93 46 - - 98702 Faa'a Punaauia - Lotiss Miri - Immeuble BP 50090 87 72 22 95 TERIIPAIA Imiura - [email protected] Eeva - Appart.
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