New Zealand Gazette – 1990 – No. 181

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✨ Polling Places

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 181

Bay View, Main Road, King George Hall
Blenheim, Stephenson Street, Marlborough Boys College
Bridge Pa, Maraekakaho Road Primary School
Bluff, Ladies Rest Room
Burnham, Public School
↑ Carenton, Holloway Street, Municipal Hall
Christchurch—
↑ Amyes Road, No. 35, Branston Intermediate School
↑ Brougham Street, Sydenham School
↑ Greers Road, Bishopdale Primary School Hall
↑ Linwood Avenue, Public School
↑ Manchester Street, St. Lukes Church Hall
↑ Rowley Avenue, No. 48, Rowley Primary School
↑ Clive, School Road, Primary School
Dannevirke, Gordon Street, Courthouse
↑ Dunedin, Burlington Street (Corner Moray Place), Burns Hall
↑ Featherston, Featherston School
Flaxmere—
↑ Flaxmere Kimi Ora School
↑ Peterhead Avenue, Peterhead Primary School
↑ Walton’s Way, Iron Gate Primary School
Frasertown, Public School
Greenmeadows—
↑ Greenmeadows Primary School
↑ Tait Drive, Salvation Army Hall
Greyamouth, Alexander Street, Saint Columbia Hall
↑ Greytown, Greytown Primary School
Hastings
↑ Frederick Street, Mahora School
↑ Gordon Road, Raureka School
↑ Kiwi Street, Camberley School
↑ Southampton Street East, Central School
↑ Willowpark Road North, Mayfair School
↑ Haumoana, Haumoana Road, Public Hall
↑ Havelock North, Elliot Crescent, Lucknow School
Invercargill—
↑ Tay Street, St. Johns Parish Hall
↑ Tramway Road, Kingswell High School
↑ Yarrow Street, Glengarry Baptist Hall
Johnsonville, Broderick Road, Broderick Road Chappell
Kaikopoi, Williams Street, No. 182, Hansons Mall
↑ Lower Hutt—
↑ Everest Avenue, Naenae Community Centre
↑ Gordon Street, Avalon Public School
↑ High Street, Public Hospital
↑ Pukeatua Grove, Wainuiomata Marae Meeting House
↑ Randwick Road, Randwick School
↑ Rata Street, Public School
↑ Whetukai Street, Naenae Public School
↑ Lyttelton, Rapaki Hall
↑ Mahia, Public School
↑ Maraenui—
↑ Barnard Avenue, Richmond Primary School
↑ Lister Crescent, Maraenui Primary School
↑ Marewa, Latham Street,
↑ Maraewa Primary School
↑ Martinborough,
↑ Martinborough School
Masterton—
↑ Chapel Street, Town Hall
↑ Dixon Street, Courthouse
↑ Harley Street, Harley Street School
↑ Johnston Street, East School
↑ Te Ore Ore Road, Lansdowne Primary School
↑ Mataura, Service Centre
↑ Motueka, Pah Street,
↑ Parklands Primary School
Napier—
↑ Dick Place, Henry Hill Primary School
↑ Courthouse, 251 Hastings Street

Nelson, Bridge Street, No. 195, Baptist Sunday School Hall
New Brighton, Seaview Road, Central New Brighton School
Newlands, Newlands Road, Newlands School
Nuhaka—
↑ Manutai Meeting House
↑ Unity Hall
Oamaru, France Street, Whare Koa
Oamaru Primary School, Talhape Road
↑ Opoutama, Public School
Otane, Public School
Paekakariki, Wellington Road, Paekakariki Primary School
Pahiatua, District Council Chambers, Main Street
↑ Paki Paki, Paki Paki Road, Primary School
Paraparaumu, Ruapehu Street, Paraparaumu Primary School
↑ Paremata, The Esplanade,
↑ St. Barnabas Church Hall
Petone—
↑ Britannia Street, Petone Central School
↑ Jackson Street, Unilever Ltd., Cafeteria
↑ Williams Street, Wilford School
Picton, Dublin Street, Little Theatre
Pongaroa, Taraua Roading Company Office
Porangahau, Public School
Porirua—
↑ Kalino Street, Corinna Public School
↑ Mungavin Avenue, Porirua East School
↑ Omapere Street, Tairangi Public School
↑ Te Hiko Street, Takapuwahia Pa, Elsdon
↑ Warspite Avenue, Cannons Creek School
↑ Warspite Avenue, Maraeroa Marae
↑ Pukehou, Public School
↑ Raupunga, Public School
↑ Stoke, Main Road, No. 601, Public School
Stokes Valley—
↑ Stokes Valley Road, Stokes Valley Community Centre
↑ Stokes Valley Road, Tui Glen Public School
Taita—
↑ Churton Crescent, Taita Central School
↑ High Street, Taita Intermediate School
↑ Partridge Street, Pomare Public School
Takaka, Commercial Street, Tasman District Council Area Office
↑ Takaka, Public School
↑ Tamatea, Durham Avenue, Tamatea Primary School
↑ Taradale, Lee Road, Town Hall
↑ Tawa, Main Road, Baptist Hall
↑ Te Hauke, Burma Road, Te Hauke Primary School
Temuka, Huipapa Street, Arowhenua School
↑ Te Ore Ore, Indoor Bowls Hall
↑ Timaru, Grey Road, Main School
↑ Tirahi Bay, Tireti Road, Hall
Trentham
↑ Islington Street, Masonic Hall
↑ Moonshine Road, Trentham Primary School
↑ Tuahwi, Public School
↑ Tua, Kokako Public School
Upper Hutt—
↑ Fergusson Drive, St Peter Chanel Catholic Centre
↑ Princess Street No. 18, Leader House
↑ Walkawa Bay, Public School
Waimarama, Waimarama Road, Primary School
Wainuiomata—
↑ Frederick Street, Glendale School
↑ Homedale Road, Wainuiomata School
↑ Main Road, Girl Guide Hall
↑ Waipatu, Waipatu Meeting House
↑ Waipawa, R.S.A. Hall
↑ Waipukurau, River Terrace, District Court
↑ Wairarapa Pa

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