New Zealand Gazette – 1990 – No. 181

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✨ Polling Places and Accessibility

18 OCTOBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

✠ Western Hills Drive, Kensington Sports Stadium
Moody Ave, No. 23, Whau Valley Primary School
Maunu—
✠ Hospital Rd, Northland Base Hospital
Maunu Rd, No. 224 Masonic Village Hall
Maunu Rd, No. 439 Baptist Church Hall
✠ Puriri Park Rd, Selwyn Park Home
Onerahi—
Church Street, Anglican Church Hall
✠ Church Street, Onerahi Primary School
Onerahi Road, St. James Church
✠ Raumiru Avenue, Primary School
Otaika—
✠ Morningside Road, Morningside Primary School
Tarewa Rd, Otaika Gospel Hall
Otangarei—
✠ William Jones Drive, Otangarei Primary School
Parahaki—
Kohe Street, No. 38, Riverside Free Kindergarten
Tikipunga—
Corks Road, Totara Grove Primary School
✠ Corks Road, Tikipunga High School
Kiripaka Road, Trinity Uniting Church
✠ Paramour Parade, Tikipunga Community Centre
Whau Valley—
Whau Valley Road, Water Treatment Station

✠ Polling place for the Northern Maori Electoral District
✠ Access for the disabled

Yaldhurst

Avonhead—
Avonhead Road, No. 56, Primary School
Corner Apsley Drive and Withells Road
Cutts Road, Russley Primary School
✠ Greystoke Lane, No. 11,
Merrin Street, Primary School
Staveley Street, Kindergarten
Yaldhurst Road, St. Stephens Church Hall
Burnside—
Grahams Road, No. 193, Elm Church Hall
Kendal Avenue, Primary School
Harewood, Memorial Avenue,
✠ Christchurch International Airport
Hei Hei—
Buchanans Road, St. Aidan’s Church Hall
Gilberthorpe’s Road, No. 163, Primary School
Hornby—
✠ Amyes Road, No. 35, Branston Intermediate School
Brynley Street, Kindergarten
Main South Road, St. Columba’s Church Hall
SeyMOUR Street, Hornby South Primary School
Waterloo Road, Hornby Primary School
Witham Street, Branston Park
Ilam—
Waimairi Road, Westburn Community Centre
Waimairi Road, Westburn Primary School
Islington—
Corner Waterloo and Gilberthorpe’s Roads, Methodist Hall
Sockburn—
Main South Road, No. 149, Sockburn Service Centre
Springs Road, Sockburn Primary School
Upper Riccarton—
Curletts Road, Riccarton High School
English Street, Riccarton Primary School
Middlemark Road, No. 69, St. Thomas’s College
Yaldhurst Road (Corner Brake Street), Methodist Hall
Yaldhurst Road, Riccarton Domain Tennis Club
Pavilion
Yaldhurst Road (Corner Pound Road), Yaldhurst Hall

✠ Polling place for the Southern Maori Electoral District
✠ Access for the disabled

Eastern Maori

Awahou, Tawhakekeimoa Meeting House
Bethlehem, Primary School
Cape Runaway, Whangaparapara School
Coromandel Area School
Edgecumbe, Main Street, Anglican Church Hall
Gisborne—
✠ De Lautour Road, Ilminster Intermediate School
Fitzherbert Street, District Council Chambers
London Street, Kaiti Placentre
Lytton Road, Cobham School
Muir Street, Elgin School
✠ Ormond Road, Mangapapa Residents Hall
Pickering Street, Waikirikiri School
✠ Stout Street, Riverdale School
Wainui Road, Kaiti School
Hicks Bay, Wharekahika School
Hiruharama, School
Kaingaroa, Daniel Street, No. 20, Community Centre
Kaiti, Beach Road, Primary School
Kawerau—
Bowen Street, Kawerau Central School
Fenton Mill Road, Putauaki School
Fletcher Avenue, Tasman Training Centre
Galway Street, Kawerau North School
Onslow Street, Kawerau South School
Ranfurly Court, Town Hall
Kerepehi, Public School
Kutarere, School
Lynmore, Iles Road, Primary School
Maketu, Public School
Maketu, Wilson Road, School
Manawa, Public School
Mangakino, Civic Centre, Tokoroa District Court, Satellite Office
Manutuke, Public School
Maraenui, School
Matakana Island, Primary School
Matamata, Matamata Primary School
Matata, Pollen Street, No. 15, Public School
Matawai, Memorial Hall Library
Minginui Forest, Rimu Street, School
Morrinville, Kai-a-te-mata Marae
Mt. Maunganui—
✠ Kaimanawe Street, Arataki Primary School
Maunganui Road, Council Chambers
Maunganui Road, Mount Sports Hall
Mourea, Te Takinga Meeting House
Muriwai, Public School
Murupara, Pine Drive, Murupara School
Ngapuna, Hiona Road, Hinemihi Meeting House
Ngongotaha, School Road, School
Ohope, Beach Road, Ohope Beach Road, Mann Aniki Marae, Kokiri Centre
Omaio, School
Omarumutu, School
Opotiki—
Church Street, Primary School
St. John Street, College Hall
✠ Ormond, Public School
Otara, Otello Drive, Clover Park Intermediate School
Owhata—
✠ Brent Road, Owhata Primary School
Te Ngae Road, St. Marks Anglican Hall
Paeroa, Memorial Hall
Pakuranga, Gossamer Drive, Elm Park School
Paroa, Public School
Patutahi Public School

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🏛️ Appointment of Polling Places Under the Electoral Act 1956 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Electoral Act 1956, General Election, 1990, Northern Maori Electoral District, Southern Maori Electoral District, Western Maori Electoral District, Eastern Maori Electoral District, Disabled Access

🏛️ Polling Places and Accessibility in Western Hills

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Disabled Access, Western Hills, Kensington Sports Stadium, Whau Valley Primary School, Northland Base Hospital, Selwyn Park Home, Onerahi Primary School, Morningside Primary School, Tikipunga High School, Water Treatment Station

🏛️ Polling Places and Accessibility in Yaldhurst

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Disabled Access, Yaldhurst, Avonhead Primary School, Russley Primary School, Elm Church Hall, St. Stephens Church Hall, Christchurch International Airport, St. Aidan’s Church Hall, Branston Intermediate School, Westburn Community Centre, Westburn Primary School, Sockburn Service Centre, Sockburn Primary School, Riccarton High School, Riccarton Primary School, St. Thomas’s College, Yaldhurst Hall

🏛️ Polling Places for Eastern Maori Electoral District

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Eastern Maori, Tawhakekeimoa Meeting House, Ilminster Intermediate School, Mangapapa Residents Hall, Riverdale School, Arataki Primary School, Te Takinga Meeting House, Hinemihi Meeting House, Ormond Public School, Owhata Primary School

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