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✨ Electoral Boundary Objections

15 DECEMBER
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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area would be split between two electorates. Residents want to be part of the same electorate.

Objection No. 1997 NZ Democratic Party (Inc) Lyttelton
Similar to objection No. 1996.

SOUTH CANTERBURY

Objection No. 1 D.M. Stocker of Ashburton
Objects to the name change of the electorate.

Objection No. 2 E.A Quigley of Ashburton and 5 others
Similar to objection No. 1. Ashburton belongs to Mid Canterbury.

Objection No. 3 A. Patterson of Ashburton
Similar objection No. 1. Should be either Ashburton or Mid Canterbury.

Objection No. 4 E.J. Watson of Ashburton
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 5 R. Cleaver of Ashburton
Similar to objection No. 1 and objection No. 3.

Objection No. 6 E.E. and A.P. Thomson of Ashburton
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 7 M. Walton of Ashburton
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 8 M.M. Lill and R.H. Lill and R.H. Armstrong of Ashburton
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 9 D.B. Lloyd of Ashburton
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 10 A. Pethig of Ashburton
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 12 G.E. Smith of Ashburton
Similar to objection No. 1 and objection No. .3

Objection No. 13 N. Campbell of Ashburton
Similar to objection No. 1 and objection No. 3.

Objection No. 20 L.E.M. Chesterman of Ashburton
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 67 N.M. King of Ashburton
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 68 J.T. and G.B. Hunt of Ashburton
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 69 Signature indecipherable of Rakaia
Similar to objection No. 1 and objection No. 3.

Objection No. 70 Ashburton County Council
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 71 J.D. Tilson of Ashburton
Similar to objection No. 1 and objection No. 3.

Objection No. 72 Ashburton Guardian Co Ltd of Ashburton
Similar to objection No. 1 and objection No. 3.

Objection No. 125 Waimate County Council
Similar to objection No. 1 and objection No. 3.

Objection No. 126 E.M. Glanville of Geraldine
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 127 J.M. Sandrey of Ashburton
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 128 E.F. Freeze of Ashburton
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 129 J. Leng of Ashburton
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 140 Ashburton Electric Power Board
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 140A Winchmore branch of the Womens Division of Federated Farmers of NZ
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 141 F.N. Newton of Ashburton
Similar to objection No. 1 and No. 3.

Objection No. 142 Rotary Club of Ashburton
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 170 M. Mackerras of Dunedin
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 177 R.L.G. Talbot MP for Ashburton
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 209 Kiwanis Club of Ashburton.
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 210 J A Middleton of Temuka
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 211 Waikanui branch of NZ Country Women's Institute
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 240 Ashburton Borough Council
Similar to objection No. 1 and objection No. 3.

Objection No. 241 Ashburton Hospital Board
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 242 Mid Canterbury Womens Division of Federated Farmers
Similar to objection No. 3.

Objection No. 243 Timaru City Council
Similar to objection No. 3.

Objection No. 244 Ashburton Jaycee (Inc)
Similar to objection No. 1.

Objection No. 517 NZ Democratic Party, Selwyn electorate
Object to the proposed change which places Dunsandel in South Canterbury instead of Selwyn.

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🏛️ Objections to Proposed Boundaries and Classifications of the General Electoral Districts of New Zealand (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Boundaries, Objections, Tasman, North Canterbury, Selwyn, St Albans, Yaldhurst, Fendalton, Lyttelton, South Canterbury, Ashburton, Geraldine, Rakaia, Temuka
👱🏽 Names

28 names identified

D.M. Stocker, Objects to name change of electorate
E.A. Quigley, Objects to name change of electorate
A. Patterson, Objects to name change of electorate
E.J. Watson, Objects to name change of electorate
R. Cleaver, Objects to name change of electorate
E.E. Thomson, Objects to name change of electorate
A.P. Thomson, Objects to name change of electorate
M. Walton, Objects to name change of electorate
M.M. Lill, Objects to name change of electorate
R.H. Lill, Objects to name change of electorate
R.H. Armstrong, Objects to name change of electorate
D.B. Lloyd, Objects to name change of electorate
A. Pethig, Objects to name change of electorate
G.E. Smith, Objects to name change of electorate
N. Campbell, Objects to name change of electorate
L.E.M. Chesterman, Objects to name change of electorate
N.M. King, Objects to name change of electorate
J.T. Hunt, Objects to name change of electorate
G.B. Hunt, Objects to name change of electorate
J.D. Tilson, Objects to name change of electorate
E.M. Glanville, Objects to name change of electorate
J.M. Sandrey, Objects to name change of electorate
E.F. Freeze, Objects to name change of electorate
J. Leng, Objects to name change of electorate
F.N. Newton, Objects to name change of electorate
M. Mackerras, Objects to name change of electorate
R.L.G. Talbot (MP), Objects to name change of electorate
J.A. Middleton, Objects to name change of electorate

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