New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 142

Page 2983

✨ Polling Places List

4 SEPTEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 2983

Kuaotunu, Centennial Hall
Maniaia School
Omokoroa, Omokoroa Point School
Opoutere, Public School
Paeroa—
Belmont Road, Linn Motors Ltd
D,E Normanby Road, Memorial Hall
Thames Road, Racecourse Hall
Pahoa, Public School
D Pauanui, Sport and Recreation Club, Pauanui
Port Charles, W. J. Taylor’s Residence
Puriri, Public Hall
D Tairua, Community Hall
Tapu, Public School
Te Puru—
D Tairua, Community Hall
Thames Coast Community Centre
Public School
Te Rerenga, Public School
Thames—
Mackay Street, Wesley Centre
Queen Street, Courthouse
D Walhi—
D Gladstone Road, East School
D,E Kenny Street, Courthouse
Victoria Street, Playcentre
Waihi Beach
Main Road, Primary School
D Seaforth Road, Anglican Church Camp
Waikino, Main Road, Victoria Hall
Whangamata—
D Port Road, District Council Building
Port Road, Area School
Whenuakite, Public School
D Whiritio, Beach Road, Lending Library
Whitianga—
Mercury Bay, Area School
D Mercury Bay, Fire Station

D Access for the disabled
E Polling Place for the Eastern Maori Electoral District

DUNEDIN NORTH

Balmacewan, Chapman Street, Balmacewan
D Intermediate School
City—
Albany Street, No. 84, Clubs and Societies Centre
Arthur Street, No. 2, Arthur Street School
D,S Burlington Street (Corner Moray Place), Burns Hall
Carroll Street, No. 73, Youth for Christ Centre
Cumberland Street, No. 786, All Saints Church Hall
George Street (Corner Pitt Street), No. 453, Knox Church Hall
George Street, No. 989, Normal School
Great King Street, No. 51, Public Hospital
Conference Room
Rattray Street, No. 255, St. Joseph’s Hall
Union Street, No. 141, College of Education Tower
Block Foyer
D Dalmore, Pine Hill Road, Scout Hall
Halfway Bush, Ashmore Street, No. 54, Primary School
Kaikorai, Taieri Road (corner Nairn Street), Union Church Hall
Maori Hill, Balmacewan Road, No. 1, Coronation Hall
North East Valley—
North Road, No. 34, Dunedin North Intermediate School
North Road, No. 213, Presbyterian Youth Centre
D Northumberland Street, No. 9, St. Martin’s Hall
Opoho, Signal Hill Road, No. 96, Opoho Primary School
Pine Hill, Wilkinson Street, No. 2, Pine Hill School

DUNEDIN WEST

Abbotsford, Public School, Community Hall
Brockville, Brockville Road, No. 263, Public School City—
Alva Street, High Street School Hall
Arthur Street, No. 26, Arthur Street School
Burlington Street (Corner Moray Place), Burns Hall
Concord—
D Mulford Street, Scout Hall
Thornlea Street, No. 5, Public School
East Taieri, Primary School
Fairfield, Sickels Street, No. 10, Public School
Green Island—
Abbotsford Road (Corner Unsworth Street), Scout Hall
Main South Road, Pipe Band Hall
Kaikorai—
Bradford Street, No. 42A, Public School
Kaikorai Valley Road, Plunket Rooms
Kenmure, Kaikorai Valley Road, Presbyterian Church Centre
D Montecillo, Eglinton Road, No. 79, Montecillo Home
Mornington—
Argyle Street, Scout Hall
Benhar Street, No. 27, Catholic School
Elgin Road, Baptist Church Hall
Elgin Road, No. 34, Public School
Mosgiel—
Argyle Street, No. 74, Mosgiel West Primary School
Gordon Road, Coronation Hall
Gordon Road, Girl Guide Hall
Green Street, No. 52, Mosgiel Intermediate School
Green Street, No. 3, Taieri High School
D Murray Street, No. 65, Reid Park Primary School
Watt Street, No. 1, Melville Park Primary School
North Taieri, Primary School
Roslyn—
City Road, Lodge Hall
Highgate, Presbyterian Church Hall
Waldronville, Vulcan Road, No. 5A, Public School
Wingatui, Puddle Alley, Invermay Research Centre

D Access for the disabled
S Polling Place for the Southern Maori Electoral District

EAST CAPE

D,E Cape Runaway, Whangaparaoa School
E Hicks Bay, Wharekahika School
E Hiruharama, School
D Huiarua Station, Mata School
Kanakanaia, Bruce Road, M. P. Wallbank Residence
Kawerau—
D,E Fenton Mill Road, Putauaki School
D,E Fletcher Avenue, Tasman Training Centre
E Onslow Street, Kawerau South School
E Ranfurly Court, Town Hall
E Kutarere, School
E Maraenui School
D,E Matawai, Memorial Hall Library
D,E Motu, School
Nukuhou North, School

Ravensbourne, Ravensbourne Road, No. 251, Coronation Hall
Roslyn, Wright Street, Kaikorai Primary School
St. Leonards Road, No. 29, Joint Church Hall
Wakari—
Helensburgh Road, No. 150, Wakari School
Lynn Street, No. 136, Free Kindergarten
Taieri Road, Public Hospital, Chapel
Woodhaugh, Malvern Street, No. 53, Deerstalkers Association Club Rooms

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🏛️ Polling Places for Coromandel (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Coromandel, Kuaotunu, Maniaia, Omokoroa, Opoutere, Paeroa, Tairua, Tapu, Te Puru, Thames, Waihi, Waihi Beach, Waikino, Whangamata, Whiritio, Whitianga
👱🏽 Names

W. J. Taylor, Polling place at residence
M. P. Wallbank, Polling place at residence

🏛️ Polling Places for Dunedin North

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Dunedin North, Balmacewan, City, Dalmore, Halfway Bush, Kaikorai, Maori Hill, North East Valley, Northumberland Street, Opoho, Pine Hill

🏛️ Polling Places for Dunedin West

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Dunedin West, Abbotsford, Brockville, City, Concord, East Taieri, Fairfield, Green Island, Kaikorai, Kenmure, Montecillo, Mornington, Mosgiel, North Taieri, Roslyn, Waldronville, Wingatui

🏛️ Polling Places for East Cape

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, East Cape, Cape Runaway, Hicks Bay, Hiruharama, Huiarua Station, Kanakanaia, Kawerau, Kutarere, Maraenui, Matawai, Motu, Nukuhou North, Ravensbourne, Roslyn, St. Leonards, Wakari, Woodhaugh
👱🏽 Names

M. P. Wallbank, Polling place at residence

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