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✨ Polling Places Revoked or Added

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 107

Polling Places Revoked or Added Under the Electoral Act 1956

DENIS BLUNDELL, Governor-General

Pursuant to the Electoral Act 1956, I, Sir Edward Denis Blundell, the Governor-General of New Zealand, do hereby revoke or add the polling places as shown against the electoral districts the names of which are specified in the following Schedule.

SCHEDULE

Coromandel ELECTORAL DISTRICT
Revoked
Matakana Island, District High School.
Added
Matakana Island, Primary School.
Added
Paeroa, Linn Motors, Main Street.
HENDERSON ELECTORAL DISTRICT
Added
Waitakere College, Rathgar Road.
MANGERE ELECTORAL DISTRICT
Papatoetoe
Added
Clew's Superette, Portage Road.
MARLBOROUGH ELECTORAL DISTRICT
Kaikoura
Added
Courthouse.
R.S.A. Hall.
Kaikoura Suburban, Public School.
Kekerungu, Scout Hall (old school).
Koromiko, Public School.
Lynton Downs (Kaikoura), Public School.
Marama, Seddon, Mr R. M. Cooke's Residence.
Marshlands, Public School.
Oaro, Public School.
Okaramio, Public School.
Parnassus, Public School.
Pine Valley, Public School.
Rapaura, Public School.
Redwoodtown, Public School.
Renwick, Public School.
Riverlands, Public School.
Rotherham, Public School.
Seddon, Public School.
Spotswood, Public Hall.
Spring Creek, Public School.
Springlands, Murphys Road, Public School.
Summerlands, Mr D. E. Rudd's Homestead.
Tua Marina, Public School.
Upcot, Mr J. W. B. Stevenson's Homestead.
Waiau, Public School.
Wairau Valley, Public School.
Ward, Public School.
Woodbourne, RNZAF Community Centre.
OTAGO CENTRAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT
Revoked
Matakanui Public Hall.
Added
Matakanui, T. Duggan's Residence.
PAKURANGA ELECTORAL DISTRICT
Revoked
Willoughby Avenue, Primary School.
RANGIORA ELECTORAL DISTRICT
Revoked
Eyreinell Forest, Community Centre.
Added
Eyrewell Forest Community Centre.
RANGITIKEI ELECTORAL DISTRICT
Revoked
Upper Aramoho, Holy Lodge.
Added
Upper Aramoho, Churton Public School, Burmah Street.
RODNEY ELECTORAL DISTRICT
Added
Kumeu, Public Hall.
ROTORUA ELECTORAL DISTRICT
Revoked
Lake Okareka, Public Hall.
Added
Lake Okareka, Mr J. B. Taylor's Garage, 9 Steep Street.
WAITEMATA ELECTORAL DISTRICT
Added
Waitakere College, Rathgar Road.
WESTERN HUTT ELECTORAL DISTRICT
Added
Kelson, corner of Major Drive and Taieri Crescent, free standing caravan.
EASTERN MAORI ELECTORAL DISTRICT
Coromandel
Revoked
Coromandel Public School.
Added
Coromandel District High School.
Gisborne
Revoked
Lytton Street.
Added
Lytton Road.
Revoked
Hicks Bay, Wharekahika Public School.
Added
Hicks Bay, Wharekahika School.
Revoked
Kennedy Bay, Primary School.
Added
Kennedy Bay, Public School.
Revoked
Matakana Island District High School.
Added
Matakana, Primary School.
Revoked
Otepou, Public School.
Added
Welcome Bay, Otepou School.
Revoked
Te Puna, Memorial Hall.
Added
Te Puna, Public School.
NORTHERN MAORI ELECTORAL DISTRICT
Panmure
Added
Tira Hou Marae, Tripoli Road.
Whangarei
Added
Maori Community Centre, Porowini Avenue.
Kaikohe
Added
Anglican Hall.
Kelston
Added
Community Centre, Great North Road, Glendene.
Girls High School, Great North Road.
Henderson
Added
Henderson High School, Valley Road.
Added
Pomaria Road School.

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🏛️ Polling Places Revoked or Added Under the Electoral Act 1956

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Electoral Act, Coromandel, Henderson, Mangere, Marlborough, Otago Central, Pakuranga, Rangiora, Rangitikei, Rodney, Rotorua, Waitemata, Western Hutt, Eastern Maori, Northern Maori
👱🏽 Names

R. M. Cooke (Mr), Residence used as polling place
D. E. Rudd (Mr), Homestead used as polling place
J. W. B. Stevenson (Mr), Homestead used as polling place
T. Duggan, Residence used as polling place
J. B. Taylor (Mr), Garage used as polling place

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Sir Edward Denis Blundell, Governor-General

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