New Zealand Gazette – 1949 – No. 68

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✨ Polling-places Appointed

Western Maori Electoral District—continued
Takiwa Pooti o te Taihauauru—continued
Takapau (Rangiriri), Maori Meeting-house.
Takirau (Waiototara), Maori Meeting-house.
Tangarakau, Raekohua School.
Taniwha (Waerenga), Maori Meeting-house.
Tapu, Tapu Hall.
Tarata, Maori Meeting-house.
Tataia (Tongariro), Otukou Maori School.
Tauhei (Morrisville), Kakenga Tomonui’s House.
Taumarunui, Athletic Hall Annex.
Taupiri, Taupiri Hall.
Tauranga, Municipal Chambers.
Tauranganui (Te Kohanga), Maori Meeting-house.
Taurewa (National Park), Taurewa Hall.
Tauriko, Tauriko Public Hall.
Tawata (Taumaranui), Public School.
Tawatawa (Waihi), Room at State Forest Service, Wharekawa.
Te Aharoa (Te Kuiti), Te Whare’s House.
Te Akau, Te Aku Store.
Te Anga, Te Anga Hall,
Te Aroha, Courthouse.
Te Awamutu, Courthouse.
Te Hoe, Public Hall.
Te Hoe-o-Tainui (Te Hoe), Waiti Maori Hall.
Te Kakawa (Kawhia), Rangi Moeke’s House.
Te Karaka (Papakura), Te Hihi School.
Te Kauwhata, Te Kauwhata War Memorial Hall.
Te Kawa, Public School.
Te Kopua (Te Awamutu), Maori School.
Te Koura (Okahukura), House of Jackson Matena.
Te Kuiti, Courthouse.
Te Mahoe (Owhiro), Empty house of R. L. Clarke.
Te Paina (Mercer), Town Hall.
Te Poi, Omeka Pa Meeting-house.
Te Puna, Maori Meeting-house.
Te Uka, Memorial Hall.
Thames, Courthouse.
Tihoti (Mokai), Western Bay Timber Co. Mill.
Tirau, Public School.
Tiroa (Mangapehi), Collier’s Mill Office.
Tirohia (Paeroa), Maori Meeting-house.
Tokaanu, Puhaorangi Meeting-house.
Tokorangi (Halcombe), Poupatate Meeting-house.
Tokotoa, Tokoroa Public Hall.
Tuakau, Maori Hostel.
Turakina, Town Hall.
Turangarere (Hihitahi), Public Hall.
Urenui, Maori Meeting-house.
Waahi (Huntly), Mormon Chapel.
Waharoa, Meeting-house.
Waiheke Island, Surfdale Hall.
Waihi, St. James’ Hall.
Waihi Pa (Tokaanu), Waihi Pa Dining-hall.
Waikanae, Maori Meeting-house.
Waikarakia (Maramaru), House of Wi Taka.
Waikawau (Whareorino), Public Hall.
Waikino, Public Hall.
Waikoria (Te Akau), Matira Hall.
Waimiha, Maori Hall.
Waiouru, Works Department Mess.
Waitakaruru, Maori Hall.
Waitara, “ Tamatane ” Manukorihi Pa.
Waitoa, Public Hall.
Waitomo Caves, Tarrant’s Camping-house.
Waitotara, Kaipo Pa Meeting-house.
Waiuku, Courthouse.
Waiwhetu (Lower Hutt), Whites Line East, Te Aroha Club Hall.
Wangaehu, Rangitahuahua Meeting-house.
Wanganui, County Council Office.
Waotu (Putaruru), Maori School.
Wellington, Lambton Quay, Ngati Poneke Hall.
Wellington Hospital, Army Hut.
Weraroa (Glenmurray), House of H. Marshall.
Whakatiri (Clevedon), Brown Brothers’ Wool-shed.
Whakatiwai (Kaiaua), Maori Hall.
Whatawhata, Public Hall.
As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General,
this 7th day of November, 1949.
W. NASH,
For the Minister in Charge of Electoral Department.
Ina hoki te ringa o His Excellency te Kawana-Tianara,
tuhia i tenei te 7 o nga o Noema, 1949.
W. NASH,
Mo te Minita Whakahaere Pooti.

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🏛️ Polling-places Appointed, Maori Electoral Districts (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated7 November 1949
KeywordsPolling-places, Maori Electoral Districts, Electoral Act 1927
👩‍💼 Officials

W. Nash, For the Minister in Charge of Electoral Department

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