New Zealand Gazette – 1990 – No. 181

Page 3911

✨ Polling Places for Electoral Districts

18 OCTOBER

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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Wairoa—
† Campbell Street, Primary School
North Clyde, School
† St. Therese, Takihi a Maru Marae
• Taihoa Marae
Wairoa College
Wellington—
Brougham Street (Corner Elizabeth Street), Clyde Quay School
† Cuba Street, Town Hall
Mein Street, Newtown School
† Strathmore Avenue, Public School
Westport, Wakefield Street, Courthouse
† Whakatu, Railway Road, Fire Brigade Hall
Woodend, Public School
Woodville, Vogel Street, Public School

Sole Maori Booth
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Western Maori

Aria, Public School
† Bell Block, State Highway 3, Primary School
Benneydale, Hall
† Bulls, Bridge Street, Primary School
Cambridge, Thompson Street, Leamington Scout Hall
† Chatham Islands, Waitangi Post Office, corner Waitangi Wharf and Tuku Road
Eltham, Conway Road, Eltham Public School
Gordonton, Public School
† Feilding, Church Street, St Paul’s Presbyterian Parish Hall
Foxton, Park Street, Foxton Primary School
Hamilton—
Bader Street, Richmond Park School
† Clarence Street, Hui Te Rangiora Marae
Clarkin Road, Fairfield Intermediate School
Cunningham Road, No. 36, Vardon School
Crawhall Road, Crawshaw School
Fifth Avenue, Fifth Avenue Primary School
Grey Street, Hamilton East Primary School
Insoll Avenue, Insoll Avenue Primary School
Livingston Avenue, Nawton Primary School
Massey Street, Frankton School
Ohaupo Road, Melville Primary School
Peachgrove Road, Peachgrove Intermediate School
Silverdale Road, Silverdale Normal School
† Victoria Street, No. 230
Willoughby Street, Whitiora School
Hawera, Fairfield Road, Ramanui School
Hornia—
Browns Road, No. 56, (corner Sturdee Road), 1st Manurewa Scout Hall
McVilly Road No. 1, (corner Browns Road), Manurewa
Table Tennis Club Hall
Horotiu, Public School
Huntly—
Hakanoa Street, St. Johns Ambulance Hall
Paki Street, Huntly West Public School
Smith Avenue, Huntly West Kindergarten
Waahi Marae
Inglewood, Cuttfield Street, Town Hall
Kawhia, Community Hall
Kihikihi, Town Hall
Levin, Oxford Street, Levin Primary School
Linton, Camp School
Manawa, Karaka Street Primary School
Mangere Bridge—
Coronation Road, Mangere Bridge School
Mangere Central
Buckland Road West, Mangere Intermediate School
Kirkbride Road, Mangere Central School
Mascot Avenue, Nga Iwi School
McNaughton Avenue, Southern Cross School
Robertson Road, Robertson Road School
Viscount Street, Viscount School
Wakefield Road, Favona School
Mangere East—
Hain Avenue, Selwyn Anglican Church Hall
Raglan Street, Kingsford School
Vine Street, Sutton Park School
Manurewa—
Burundi Avenue, No. 23, Roscommon School
Coxhead Road (Corner Wattle Farm Road), Clayton Park Primary School
Dr Pickering Avenue, No. 7, Leabank Primary School
Hill Road, No. 3, Manurewa Library
McKean Avenue, No. 27, Manurewa West Primary School
Rowandale Avenue, No. 145, Clendon Park Primary School
Rowandale Avenue, No. 73, Rowandale Primary School
Russell Road No. 5, (corner Weymouth Road), St. Lukes Anglican Church Hall
Scotts Road, No. 10, Manurewa East Primary School
Tawa Crescent, No. 18, Manurewa South Primary School
School
Maramarua, Public School
Marton—
Alexandra Street, Marton Junction School Hall
Morrins Street, No. 7, Friendship Hall
New Plymouth—
Devon Street West, St. Josephs Community Centre
Ngamotu Road, Onuku Hall
Ngaruawahia—
Galileo Street, Ngaruawahia Primary School
Kia Toa Road, Waipa Primary School
Turangawaewae Marae
Normanby, Public School
Ohakune, Rata Street Courthouse
Ohura, Public School
Ohura, Area School
Okahukura—
Ongarue Back Road, Manu Ariki Marae Kokiri Centre
Okawa, Public School
Oparure, School
Opunake, Gisborne Terrace, Primary School
Otaki, Mill Road, Otaki Primary School
Otara—
Othello Drive Clover Park Intermediate School
Otorohanga, Town Hall
Palmerston North—
Cuba Street, No. 114, Trinity Methodist Fellowship Hall
Pembroke Street, No. 52, St. Michaels Church Hall
Ruahine Street, No. 183–209, Terrace End Public School
Papakura—
Beach Road, No. 58, South School
Coles Crescent, No. 40, Anglican Church Hall
Cosgrove Road, No. 10, Cosgrove Road School
Great South Road, Old Central School
Jupiter Street, Rosenthall Intermediate School
Kelvin Road, No. 74, Kelvin Road School
Porchester Road (Corner Walters Road), Papakura Normal School
Red Hill, Mack Place, No. 14, Red Hill Primary School
Willis Road, No. 9, Papakura High School
Papatoetoe, St. George Street, No. 35, Papatoetoe Town Hall
Patea—
Kent Street, High School

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🏛️ Polling Places for Eastern Maori Electoral District (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Eastern Maori, Wairoa, Wellington, Western Maori

🏛️ Polling Places for Western Maori Electoral District

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Western Maori, Aria, Bell Block, Benneydale, Bulls, Cambridge, Chatham Islands, Eltham, Gordonton, Feilding, Foxton, Hamilton, Hawera, Hornia, Horotiu, Huntly, Inglewood, Kawhia, Kihikihi, Levin, Linton, Manawa, Mangere Bridge, Mangere Central, Mangere East, Maramarua, Marton, New Plymouth, Ngaruawahia, Normanby, Ohakune, Ohura, Okahukura, Okawa, Oparure, Opunake, Otaki, Otara, Otorohanga, Palmerston North, Papakura, Papatoetoe, Patea

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