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New Zealand Gazette – 1986 – No. 202

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✨ Electoral Boundary Objections

15 DECEMBER THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 5379

Central Otago and have nothing in common or identify with a coastal electorates.

Objection No. 168 J.L. Sanders, Alexandra
Similar to objection No. 167.

Objection No. 169 D. Kemp, Alexandra
Similar to objection No. 167.

Objection No. 170 M. Mackerras of Dunedin
Suggests name should be changed to South Otago.

Objection No. 197 R.L. Waters of Waikouaiti
Similar to objection No. 167.

Objection No. 198 Earnsleuth Fruitgrowers Assn Inc of Alexandra
Similar to objection No. 118.

Objection No. 199 A. Morrison of Alexandra
Objects to new boundary. Currently in Vincent County and the new line excludes her rightful geographical and home area.

Objection No. 200 M.A.R. Nesbit of Queenstown
Similar to objection No. 200.

Objection No. 202 K.R. Love of Alexandra
Objects to the omission of Alexandra and surrounding districts from Otago electorate because of the regional difference and the growth rate of Alexandra.

Objection No. 208 L. Cooper of Otago
Alexandra and the surrounding area is the heart of Central Otago. To take it out of the Otago electorate would be most illogical and disruptive to the community's common interest. The electorate office is set up in Alexandra the only logical place for it to be. There are alternatives that would prove more viable and the proposed boundaries make the MP for Otagos job a mammoth one.

Objection No. 217 Vincent Hospital Board
Objects to the boards district being cut into two halves. People in the entire board's district have common interests such as fruit-growing, irrigation, hydro electric development. They share no common interest with the people in the Clutha Electorate.

Objection No. 218 A.D. Tyrrell of Clyde
Similar to objection Nos 118 and 121.

Objection No. 219 R.C. and C.M. Dempster of Waikouaiti
Similar to objection No. 167.

Objection No. 220 J.M. Orbell of Otago
Similar to objection No. 167.

Objection No. 221 R.J. and C.M. White of Alexandra
Similar to objection No. 167.

Objection No. 222 W.D. Whitney of Alexandra
Similar to objection No. 118.
Suggests that the Alexandra-Clyde area be maintained in the Otago electorate and a portion of Coastal Otago be included in the Clutha electorate instead.

Objection No. 252 Queenstown—Lakes District Council
Suggest Alexandra be included in the Otago Electorate to assist polling arrangements.

Objection No. 461 G. Anderson of Alexandra
Similar to objection No. 118 and 121.

Objection No. 467 Vincent County Council
Similar to objection No. 118.

Objection No. 468 NZ Labour Party
The community links between the dormitory suburb of Brighton/Ocean View and the western areas of Dunedin city mean that the community of interest is better served by the suburb being included in the Dunedin West electorate.

Objection No. 490 M. Clapton
Similar to objection No. 118.

Objection No. 505 Otago Central Electric Power Board
Similar to objection nos 118 and 167.

Objection No. 506 Maniototo County Council
Similar to objection nos 118 and 167.

Objection No. 516 Alexandra Borough Council
Similar to objection nos 118 and 121.

Objection No. 1759 Central Otago Pest Destruction Board Council
Similar to objection No. 118.

Objection No. 1760 D.A. and J. Jolly of Alexandra
Similar to objection No. 118.

WALLACE

Objection No. 250 Southland County Council
Would prefer to see the boundaries of Wallace and Awarua electoral districts coincide with the eastern boundary of the Southland County for its full length.

INVERCARGILL

Objection No. 173 G.C. Meffin, Invercargill
The commission to consider boundaries that cover the biggest area of the city occupied by the biggest number of urban electors as per Map No. 3 published in the Southland Times on 27 November 1986.

Objection No. 464 NZ Labour Party
The city of Invercargill is unnecessarily divided three ways between two electorates.

Objection No. 497 N Lambert of Invercargill
Similar to objection No. 464.

Objection No. 1770 J. Sullivan of Invercargill
Similar to objection No. 464.

Objection No. 1771 President of Nga-Hau-E-Wha-Marae
Similar to objection No. 464.

Objection No. 1772 R.M. Jefcoate of Invercargill
Similar to objection No. 464.

Objection No. 1773 M. Mitchell of Invercargill
Similar to objection No. 464.

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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, Central Otago, Alexandra, Clyde, Waikouaiti, Dunedin, Invercargill, Wallace, Awarua
👱🏽 Names

24 names identified

J.L. Sanders, Objected to electoral boundary changes
D. Kemp, Objected to electoral boundary changes
M. Mackerras, Objected to electoral boundary changes
R.L. Waters, Objected to electoral boundary changes
A. Morrison, Objected to electoral boundary changes
M.A.R. Nesbit, Objected to electoral boundary changes
K.R. Love, Objected to electoral boundary changes
L. Cooper, Objected to electoral boundary changes
A.D. Tyrrell, Objected to electoral boundary changes
R.C. Dempster, Objected to electoral boundary changes
C.M. Dempster, Objected to electoral boundary changes
J.M. Orbell, Objected to electoral boundary changes
R.J. White, Objected to electoral boundary changes
C.M. White, Objected to electoral boundary changes
W.D. Whitney, Objected to electoral boundary changes
G. Anderson, Objected to electoral boundary changes
M. Clapton, Objected to electoral boundary changes
G.C. Meffin, Objected to electoral boundary changes
N. Lambert, Objected to electoral boundary changes
J. Sullivan, Objected to electoral boundary changes
R.M. Jefcoate, Objected to electoral boundary changes
M. Mitchell, Objected to electoral boundary changes
D.A. Jolly, Objected to electoral boundary changes
J. Jolly, Objected to electoral boundary changes

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