New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 142

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2980 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 142

D Ponsonby Road, (Corner Cowan Street), All Saints Church Hall
D N St. Mary’s Road, No. 20, Leys Institute Gymnasium
Vernon Street, No. 24, Catholic School Hall
D Wellington Street, Freemans Bay School
D Waiheke Island—
D Blackpool, Nikau Street, Lions Blackpool Hall
Oneroa, Ocean View Road, No. 115, Oneroa Community Hall
Onetangi, Waiheke Road (Corner Third Avenue), Onetangi Residents Association Hall
D Orapiu, Blue Heron Lodge
D Ostend, Belgium Street (Corner Ostend Street), War Memorial Hall
D Palm Beach, Palm Road, No. 64, Palm Beach Community Hall
D Rocky Bay, Glenbrooke Road, Omiha Welfare and Recreation Memorial Hall
D Surfdale, The Esplanade, Surfdale Community Hall
Westmere—
D Faulder Avenue, No. 8, St Cuthbert’s Church Hall
D Larchwood Avenue, Westmere Primary School

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N Polling Place for the Northern Maori Electoral District

AVON

Aranui—
D Breezes Road, No. 257, Aranui Primary School
D Rowan Avenue, St. James School
D Shorland Street (Corner TomrIch Street), Garage
D Bromley, Keighleys Road, No. 33, Bromley School
New Brighton—
D S Seaview Road, Central New Brighton School
D Union Street, South Brighton Croquet Club Rooms
North New Brighton—
D Leaver Terrace, North New Brighton School
D Marine Parade, War Memorial Community Centre
Parklands—
D Marriottis Road, North Beach Methodist Church Hall
D Sandy Avenue, Freeville School
D Travis Road, Queen Elizabeth II Park Creche
D Chadbury Street, Parkview School Hall
D Queenspark Drive, No. 222, Queenspark School
South New Brighton—
D Beatty Street, No. 74, South Brighton Community Centre
D Caspian Street, No. 4, Garage
Wainoni—
D Avonside Drive, Wainoni Methodist Church Hall
D Breezes Road, No. 132, Avondale School
D Eureka Street, Wainoni School
D Vancouver Crescent, Shopping Centre

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S Polling Place for the Southern Maori Electoral District

AWARUA

Bluff—
D Foyle Street, No. 181, St. Teresa’s School
D S Gore Street, No. 16, Bluff Service Centre
D Brydone, Public School
D Dacre, Main State Highway I, Dacre Public School
D Edendale, Salford St, No. 24, Edendale Public School
D Fortrose, Public School
D Glenham, Public School
D Gorge Road, Public School
D Greenhills, Bluff Road, Greenhills Public School
D Grove Bush, Public Hall
D Halfmoon Bay, Ayr Street, Halfmoon Bay School
D Hedgehope, Public School
D Invercargill—
Bain Street, Clarendon School
D Dee Street, All Saints Hall
D Dipton Street, Plunket Rooms

D Drury Lane, Collingwood Intermediate School
D Durham Street, Waiuku School
D Elizabeth Street, No. 117, Kew School
D Elles Road, St. Andrews Youth Centre
D Heywood Street, Grasmere Church Hall
D Humber Street, Clifton School
D Layard Street, Rosedale Intermediate School
D McQuarrie Street, Elston Lea School
D North Road, No. 122, Waiuku Youth Hostel
D Pomona Street, St George School
D Tramway Road, Kingswell High School
D Tweed Street, Newfield Public Hall
Kennington, Kennington-Mataura Island Road, Kennington Public Hall
D Lochiel, Wilton Street, Lochiel Public School
D Makarewa, Flora Road East, No. 56, Makarewa Public School
D Mataura—
McQueen Avenue, Mataura Service Centre
D Oakland Street, Public School
D Mataura Island, Public School
D Mokoreta, Public School
D Morton Mains, Morton Mains Siding, Morton Mains Community Centre
D Myross Bush, Mill Road North, Myross Bush Public School
D Niagara, Public Hall
D Otara, Otara Haldane Road, Otara Public School
D Otatara, Dunns Road, Otatara Public School
D Oteramika, Kapuka North Road, Oteramika Public Hall
D Quarry Hills, Public School
D Rimu, Public School
D Roslyn Bush, Lorneville-Dacre Highway, Roslyn Bush Playcentre
D Royal Bush, Old Public School
D Seaward Downs, Invercargill Mataura Highway, Seaward Downs Public Hall
D Te Tipua, Public School
D Tisbury, Boundary Road, Tisbury Public School
Tokanui, Duncan Street, Tokanui Public School
D Tussock Creek, Old School
D Waianiwa, Waianiwa School
D Waimahaka, Public School
D Waikawa, c/- Waimatua School, Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Arowhenua
D Wallacetown, Mauchline Street, No. 34, Wallacetown Public School
D West Plains, West Plains Road, West Plains Public School
D Woodend, Sommerville Street, Woodend Public Hall
D Woodlands, Public School
D Wyndham, Florence Street, Wyndham Primary School

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BAY OF ISLANDS

D N Ahipara, Public School
N Awanui, Public School
N Awarua, Public School
D Broadwood, School
D Fairburn, Hall
N Herekino, School
D Kaeo, Memorial Hall
D Kaikohe, Union Church Hall
D Kaingaroa, School
Kaitaia—
N North Road, Intermediate School
D N Redan Road, Courthouse
Kerikeri—
D N Kerikeri, Hone Heke Road, Primary School
D Kerikeri, Riverview Road, Primary School
D N Kohukohu, Town Hall

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