New Zealand Gazette – 1967 – No. 55

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✨ Polling Places for Western Maori Electoral District

Ohakune Council Chambers.
Ohakune Junction, Majestic Hall.
Ohura Memorial Hall.
Okaiawa Public School.
Oparure Public School.
Opunake Town Hall.
Otahuhu, Station Road, School Hall.
Otakeho Public School.
Otara—
Bairds Road, Public School.
Flat Bush Road, Public School.
Otara Road, Clydemore School.
Pearl Baker Drive, Mayfield School.
Otoko, Maori Meeting House.
Otorohanga Courthouse.
Owhango Public School.
Papakura—
Great South Road, Central School.
Cosgrove Road, Public School.
Parawera Maori School.
Parikino Maori School.
Patea Public School.
Pihama Public School.
Piopio, District High School.
Pipiriki Maori School.
Pirongia Public School.
Puhinui, Puhinui Road, Public School.
Pukekohe Hill Maori School.
Pukekohe North Primary School.
Pungarehu Public School.
Pureora Forest Public School.
Putiki, Maori Church Hall.
Raetihi Public School.
Raglan, Old Courthouse Building.
Rahotu Public School.
Rakaumanga Maori School.
Rakaunui (Te Mania), Maori School.
Ranana, Ruaka Hall.
Rangiriri Public School.
Ratana Maori School.
Rotowaro Public Hall.
Rukumoana, The Shop, Rukumoana Avenue.

Taharoa Maori School.
Tahuna Public School.
Taihape Town Hall.
Taumarunui, Winter Show Building.
Taupiri Public School.
Taupo Courthouse.
Tauwhare, Maori Meeting Hall.
Te Akau Public School.
Te Awamutu Town Hall.
Te Haroto Maori School.
Te Hoe Public School.
Te Kakawa (Aotea, Kawhia), Roy Moke's Home.
Te Kauwhata, District High School.
Te Kohanga Public School.
Te Kuiti, Department of Maori Affairs.
Te Rangiita, Tauranga Taupo Maori School.
Temple View, Church College of New Zealand, Classroom 11.
Tokaanu, Tuwharetoa Trust Hall.
Tuakau, Town Hall.
Turangi, No. 1 Primary School.
Waharoa, Raungaiti Meeting House.
Waikaretu Public School.
Waikokowai Public School.
Waimiha Public School.
Waiouru—
Military Camp.
Public School.
Waipahihi, Maori Dining Room.
Waitahanui Maori School.
Waitara, Manukorihi Pa.
Waitotara Public School.
Waiuku, George Street, School.
Wanganui, Maori Land Courtroom, Market Place.
Whatawhata Public Hall.

As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General this 1st day of September 1967.

J. R. HANAN, Minister of Justice.

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🏛️ Polling Places for Western Maori Electoral District

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated1 September 1967
KeywordsPolling places, Western Maori, Schools, Halls, Meeting Houses
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J. R. Hanan, Minister of Justice

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