New Zealand Gazette – 1866 – No. 4

Page 36

✨ Electoral Polling Schedule Continuation

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

Electoral District.
Polling Places.
Principal Polling Place.

Waimea continued
Upper Wakefield, The School Room
Upper Motueka Valley, The Library

Picton
Picton, The Court House
Havelock, The Court House
Tuamarina, Mr. Joseph Smith's House
Kaituna, Mr. Michael Maher's House
The Court House, Picton

Wairau
Blenheim, The Court House
Renwick Town, The School House
Wairau Valley, The School House
Blarich Station, Mr. Nehemiah McRae's
House
The Court House, Blenheim

Gladstone
Waimate, Mr. Studholme's Home Station
Raukapuka, Mr. Cox's Home Station
Sandon Station, Mount Cook District,
Mr. Parkinson's Home Station
Mr. Studholme's Home Station, Waimate

Westland
Hokitika, The Warden's Court
Waimea, The Warden's Court
Greymouth, The Warden's Court
Cobden, The Warden's Court
Twelve Mile, The Warden's Court
Kanieri, The Warden's Court
Ross, The Warden's Court
The Warden's Court, Hokitika

Cheviot
St. Leonard's, The Wool Shed
Kaikouras, The Police Station
Glenmark, The Wool Shed
The Wool Shed, St. Leonard's

Ashley
Sefton, The Survey Office
Oxford, The School House
The Survey Office, Sefton

Kaiapoi
Kaiapoi, The Resident Magistrate's
Court House
Rangiora, The Police Office
The Resident Magistrate's Court House,
Kaiapoi

Avon
Papanui, The School House
Riccarton, The School House
The School House, Papanui

City of Christchurch
Christchurch, The Town Hall
The Town Hall, Christchurch

Heathcote
Ferry Road, The Road Board Office
Prebbelton, The School House
The Road Board Office, Ferry Road

Mount Herbert
Mr. Charles K. Vigers' Residence,
Governor's Bay
Mr. Charles K. Vigers' Residence,
Governor's Bay

Town of Lyttelton
Lyttelton, The Town Hall
The Town Hall, Lyttelton

Akaroa
Akaroa, The Resident Magistrate's
Office
Okain's Bay, The School House
Pigeon Bay, The School House
The Resident Magistrate's Office, Akaroa

Selwyn
Leeston Road Board Office
Mr. Newton's Wool Shed
Leeston Road Board Office

Coleridge
Mr. Ford's Wool Shed
Mr. Pitt's Wool Shed
Mr. Greenstreet's Wool Shed
Mr. Ford's Wool Shed

Timaru
Timaru, The Resident Magistrate's Office
Orai, Mr. Cox's Wool Shed
Waimate, Mr. Studholme's Wool Shed
The Resident Magistrate's Office, Timaru

City of Dunedin
Dunedin, Milton Hall, Stuart Street
North Dunedin, The School Room
Milton Hall, Stuart Street, Dunedin

Roslyn
Wakari, The School House
The School House, Wakari

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1866, No 4

In 1865 Parliament moved to Wellington and sat in the Wellington Provincial Council Chambers (depicted). Gradually expanded into a larger complex of buildings, it was replaced by the General Assembly Library in 1899

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🏛️ Continuation of Schedule of Electoral District Polling Places (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated19 January 1866
KeywordsElectoral Districts, Polling Places, Schedule, Waimea, Picton, Wairau, Westland, Christchurch, Dunedin
👱🏽 Names

12 names identified

Joseph Smith (Mr.), Polling place location at house
Michael Maher (Mr.), Polling place location at house
Nehemiah McRae (Mr.), Polling place location at house
Studholme (Mr.), Home Station designated polling place
Parkinson (Mr.), Home Station designated polling place
Charles K. Vigers (Mr.), Residence designated polling place
Newton (Mr.), Wool Shed designated polling place
Ford (Mr.), Wool Shed designated polling place
Pitt (Mr.), Wool Shed designated polling place
Greenstreet (Mr.), Wool Shed designated polling place
Cox (Mr.), Wool Shed designated polling place
Studholme (Mr.), Wool Shed designated polling place

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