New Zealand Gazette – 1990 – No. 181

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✨ Polling Places

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Hills Road, Scout Hall
Marshlands Road, No. 124, Shop premises
Marshlands Road, No. 134, Shop premises
North Parade, Shirley Intermediate School
Quinns Road, Hammersley Park School
Wainoni—
Breezes Road, Chisnallwood Intermediate School
Woolley Street, No. 63, Woolley Street, Free Kindergarten
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St. Kilda—
Andersons Bay—
Musselburgh Rise, Sunshine Baptist Sunday School
Silverton Street, Presbyterian Church Hall
Broad Bay, Public School
Caversham—
Forbury Road, St. Bernadette’s School Hall
Playfair Street, Presbyterian Church Hall
South Road, Caversham Public School
Corstorphine—
Corstorphine Road, Otago Underwater Clubrooms
Isadore Road, Union Church
Middleton Road, Corstorphine Community Centre
Middleton Road, Corstorphine Public School
Risdon Road, Public School
Dunedin, Moray Place (Corner Burlington Street), Burns Hall (combined with Dunedin West and Dunedin North)
Highcliff, Rotary Park Kindergarten
Macandrew Bay, Public School
Mornington—
Mitchell Avenue, Catholic School (combined with Dunedin West)
High Street School (combined with Dunedin West)
Ocean Grove, Domain Hall
Otago, Former Public School
Portobello, Public School
Pukehiki, Public Hall
St. Clair—
Forbury Road, Reformed Church Hall
Richardson Street, St Clair Public School
St. Kilda—
Marlow Street, Musselburgh Public School
Prince Albert Road, St. Kilda Town Hall
Queens Drive, Presbyterian Sunday School
Victoria Road, Victoria Flats Recreation Hall
South Dunedin—
King Edward Street, Salvation Army Hall
Macandrew Road, Macandrew Intermediate School
Macandrew Road, St. Patrick’s Church Hall
Oxford Street, Forbury Public School
Wesley Street, Methodist Church Hall
Tainui, Tahuna Road, Tainui School
Waverley—
Larnach Road, Otago Sports Car Club Hall
Larnach Road, No. 251, St. Alphonsus Parish Centre
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Sydenham—
Addington—
Brougham Street, No. 22, Addington Primary School
Selwyn Street, (Corner Harman Street), Canterbury Table Tennis Association Hall
Selwyn Street, St. Johns Hall
Spencer Street, No. 40, Sacred Heart Primary School
Beckenham, Sandwich Road, Beckenham School
Hillmorton—
Halswell Road, Spreydon School
McCarthy Street, No. 19, Plunket Rooms
Rowley Avenue, No. 48, Rowley Primary School

West Watson Street, City Council Res. Marquee
Hoon Hay—
Downing Street, No. 5, Presbyterian Church Hall
Hoon Hay Road, No. 90, Childrens Library Hall
Hoon Hay Road St. Andrews Anglican Hall
Sparks Road, Hoon Hay School
Tankerville Road, Hillmorton High School
Opawa, Wilsons Road, Opawa
Baptist Church Hall
Somerfield—
Kaiwara Street, City Council Reserve, Marquee
Rose Street, Cashmere High School
Strudholme Street, Somerfield Primary School
Spreydon—
Bewdley Street (Corner Barrington Street), St. James Presbyterian Hall
Barrington Street, St. Nicholas Hall
Domain Terrace, No. 31, CH-CH United Soccer Club Hall
Lincoln Road, No. 50, St. Martins Church Hall
Lyttelton Street, No. 242, Baptist Hall
Lyttelton Street, Pioneer Sports Stadium
Lyttelton Street, West Spreydon School
Selwyn Street, South Intermediate School
Sydenham—
Colombo Street, Sydenham School
Colombo Street, Baptist Youth Hall
Colombo Street, St. Saviours Anglican Hall
Strickland Street, Bradford Park, Marquee
Waltham—
Hastings Street, (Corner Waltham Road) Waltham School

Polling place for the Southern Maori Electoral District
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Tamaki—
Glen Innes—
Riddell Road, No. 217, School Hall
Riddell Road, No. 374, Churchill Park Primary School, Room 1
West Tamaki Road, No. 172, Glen Taylor School Hall
West Tamaki Road, No. 250, Sacred Heart College Hall
Glen Innes—
Eastview Road, No. 38-42, Primary School Library
Leybourne Circle, No. 105, Glenbrae School, Rooms 2 & 3
Line Road, No. 92–106, Community Hall
Taniwha Street, Cr Elstree Ave, Tamaki College Assembly Hall
Kohimarama—
Kohimarama Road, No. 34, Presbyterian Church Hall
Kohimarama Road, No. 106, School, Rooms 4 and 5
Kohimarama Road, No. 236–264, St. Thomas School Hall
Meadowbank—
Meadowbank Road, No. 5, St. Chads Church Hall
St. John’s Road, No. 202, St. John’s College, Wesley Hall
Mission Bay—
Mission Bay, Paterson Avenue, No. 69, Methodist Church Hall
Orakei—
Coates Avenue, Corner Reihana Street, Presbyterian Church Hall
Grace Street, No. 71, Orakei Primary School
Kupe Street, No. 96, Baptist Church Hall
St. Heliers—
Haneve Street, No. 26, Masonic Lodge Hall
St. Heliers Bay Road, No. 90, St. Phillips Hall
St. Heliers Bay Road, No. 126, School Hall

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