New Zealand Gazette – 1949 – No. 67

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✨ Polling-place locations

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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Normandale, School Building.
Ohariu Valley (Johnsonville), Public School.
Petone, Priest's Avenue, No. 37, Mrs. A. Davidson's Residence.
Porirua, Mental Hospital, Library Building.
Porirua, Public School.
Taita, Churton Crescent, Taita Central Public School.
Taita, Partridge Street, Taita North Public School.
Taita, Maine Road, Taita Public Hall.
Taita, Tahey Road, Taita Community Centre Hall.
Tawa Flat, Tawa Hall.
Titahi Bay, Te Hiko Street, Presbyterian Church Hall.
Titahi Bay, Whitehouse Road, Army Hall.
Wadestown, Anglican Parish Hall (principal).

Otahuhu Electoral District—
Alfriston, Public Hall.
Beachlands, Public Hall.
Brookby, Unsectarian Church.
Bucklands Beach, Mason's Store.
Cuckle Bay, Pak Road Bus Terminus, Wenzlick's Garage.
Eastern Beach, Eastern Beach Road and Esplanade Corner,
Tamaki, Public Hall.
East Tamaki, Public Hall.
Howick, Public Hall.
Mangere Aerodrome Entrance, Public Works Department's Garage.
Mangere Bridge, Church Road, St. James Hall.
Mangere Central, Public Hall.
Mangere East, Public Hall.
Middlemore, Public Hospital.
Otahuhu, Mason Avenue, Parish Hall.
Otahuhu, Methodist Sunday School Hall (principal).
Otahuhu, Station Road, St. Andrew's Church Hall.
Papatoetoe, Great South Road, Presbyterian Church Hall.
Papatoetoe, Public School.
Papatoetoe, Town Hall.
Sylvia Park, York Road, Mrs. E. L. Jeavons's Garage.
Panmure, Mount Wellington Highway, Fire Station.
Westfield, Westfield Freezing Co.'s Works.
Wiri, Public Hall.

Otaki Electoral District—
Akatarawa, Mr. A. Cammock's Residence, Clouston's Sawmill.
Akatarawa, Mr. R. Tomkins' Residence.
Hokio Beach, Hokio Beach School.
Judgeford, Mr. D. Murphy's Residence.
Kaikarangi, Public Works Camp, Y.M.C.A. Building.
Kaitoke, Courthouse (principal).
Levin, Public School.
Levin, Queen Street East, Levin Co-op. Dairy Coy's Storeroom.
Mangaroa, Public School.
Mangere, Public School.
Otaki, Public School.
Otaki Beach, Anglican Church Hall.
Otaki Railway, Otaki Railway Bowling Club's Pavilion.
Paekakariki, St. Peter's Hall.
Paraparaumu, Public School.
Paraparaumu Beach, Majestic Hotel.
Paremata, Coronation Hall.
Pinehaven, Public Hall.
Plimmerton, Public School.
Pukerua, Public School.
Raumati Beach, Community Hall.
Raumati South, Public School.
Silverstream, Silverstream Social Club Hall.
Stokes Valley, Public Hospital.
Stokes Valley, Korakanui Public Hall.
Te Horo, Public School.
Te Marua, Public School.
Trentham, Camp Road, Howell's Motors Garage.
Trentham, Public School.
Trentham (Trentham M.C.), Upper Hutt Side School.
Upper Hutt, Public School.
Upper Hutt, St. Hilda's Hall.
Waikanae Beach, Tennis Pavilion Hall.
Waikanae, Cunningham's Mill.
Waikanae, Railway Station.
Walleraville, Mr. H. E. Clifford's Residence.
Walleraville, Boys' Training Centre.
Weraroa, Kimberly Hall.
Whiteman's Valley, Public School.

Ihakitana Electoral District—
Akitio, Mr. L. Johnston's House.
Alfriston, Public School.
Amedale, Homestead.
Aohanga, Maori School.
Awapuni, Public School.

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🏛️ Polling-place locations for Onslow Electoral District (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling-places, Electoral Districts, Onslow, Electoral Act

🏛️ Polling-place locations for Otahuhu Electoral District

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling-places, Electoral Districts, Otahuhu, Electoral Act
👱🏽 Names

A. Davidson (Mrs.), Residence used as polling place
E. L. Jeavons (Mrs.), Garage used as polling place

🏛️ Polling-place locations for Otaki Electoral District

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling-places, Electoral Districts, Otaki, Electoral Act
👱🏽 Names

A. Cammock (Mr.), Residence used as polling place
R. Tomkins (Mr.), Residence used as polling place
D. Murphy (Mr.), Residence used as polling place
H. E. Clifford (Mr.), Residence used as polling place

🏛️ Polling-place locations for Ihakitana Electoral District

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling-places, Electoral Districts, Ihakitana, Electoral Act
👱🏽 Names

L. Johnston (Mr.), House used as polling place

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