New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 142

Page 2987

✨ Polling Places List

4 SEPTEMBER

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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D Benzie Avenue, No. 1, Wesley Centre
D Fergusson Drive, No. 1050, Maidstone Ford Motors
D Oxford Crescent, Primary School
D Pine Avenue, No. 98, Upper Hutt Bridge Club Rooms
D,S Princes Street, No. 6, Kingswood Chambers
D Redwood Street, Fraser Crescent Primary School
D Wallaceville—
D Milton Street, Baptist Church Hall
D Ward Street, Heretaunga College

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

HOBSON

Aoroa, Dargaville Christian School
Aranga, School
D Avoca, Hall
D Awakino Point, Racecourse
D Baylys Beach, Presbyterian Church Hall
D Dargaville—
D Gordon Street, Selwyn Park Primary School
D,N Hokianga Road, Town Hall
D Donnellys Crossing, Public School
D Glenbervie, Primary School
D Helena Bay, Public School
N Hikurangi, Primary School
N Hukerenui, School
D Kaihu, Memorial Hall
D Kamo-Three Mile Bush Road, Kamo Primary School
D,N Kareu, Full Primary School
D Kaurihohore, School
N Kawakawa, Primary School
D Kokopu, Primary School
D Mamaranui, Hall
D Mangapai, Hall
D Maromaku, School
D Maungakaramea, Primary School
D Maungatapere, Primary School
D Maunu, Primary School
D Mititai, A. & P. Hall
N Moerewa, Primary School
N Motatau, School
D Ngaiohanga, School
D Ngararatunua, Te Paea Soldiers Memorial Hall
D Ngunguru, Primary School
D Oakahu, Mr J. Blackwells Garage
D Omana, Settlers Hall
D One Tree Point, Primary School
D Opuawanga, Hall
D Otaika, Gospel Hall
N Otaika, Primary School
N Pakotai, Primary School
N Parakao, Public School
D Parua Bay, Primary School
D Patuawa, Outdoor Education Centre
N Pipiwai, Te Horo School
N Poroti, Primary School
D,N Portland, Primary School
N Pukehua, Mr G. Taylor’s Residence
D Purua, School
D,N Rangiahua, Hall
D Raumanga—
D Murdoch Crescent, Intermediate School
D Valley Road, Primary School
N Riponui, Settlers Hall
N Ruakaka—
N Recreation Centre
N Reserve Camp Hall

D Ruatangata, Hall
D Springs Flat, Kamo Christian College
D Tamaterau, Public Hall
D Tangihi, Residence of Mr J. M. Grbavac
D Tangiteroria, Primary School
D Tangowahine, Primary School
D Tataraniki, Hall
D Tauraroa, Area School
D,N Te Kopuru, Primary School
D Te Maire, Hall
D Titoki, Mangakahia Area School
D Towai, School
D Tuiwiri, Hall
D Tutamoe, School
D Tutukaka, Dive Shop Building
D Waihue, Settlers Hall
N Waikare, School
D Waikokopu, School
D Whakapara, Hall
D Whananaki, Primary School
D Whangarei, Northland Base Hospital, Ante Natal Clinic
D Waiting Room
D Whangarei Heads, Primary School
N Whangaruru, Oakura Hall
D Whareora, Public Hall

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N Polling Place for the Northern Maori Electoral District

HOROWHENUA

Foxton—
D Coley Street, Coley Street Primary School
D,W Park Street, Foxton Primary School
D Foxton Beach, Carthew Terrace, Foxton Beach Primary School
D Himatangi Beach, Community Hall
D Ihakara, Public Hall
D Levin—
Bartholomew Road, Levin East Primary School
Collingwood Street, Levin Intermediate School
Kinross Street, Taitoko Primary School
D MacArthur Street, Fairfield Primary School
W Oxford Street, Levin Primary School
D Rugby Street, Baptist Church Hall
Weraroa Road, Horowhenua College
D Manakau, Primary School
D Ohau, Primary School
D Otaki—
D,W Mill Road, Otaki Primary School
D Te Manuao Road, Waitohu Primary School
D Te Rauparaha Street, Hadfield Hall
D Otaki Beach, Health Camp Road, Health Camp School
D Poroutawhao, Primary School
D Rangiotu, Primary School
D,W Shannon, Primary School
D Te Horo, Primary School
D Tokomaru, Primary School
D Waikanae, Seddon Street, Waikanae School
D Waitarere Beach, St. Aidan’s Anglican Church

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W Polling Place for the Western Maori Electoral District

INVERCARGILL

 Bourke Street, North Invercargill Methodist Hall
 Centre Street, Baptist Church Hall
 Chelmsford Street, North School
 Dee Street—
 All Saints Hall
 St. Johns School
 St. Pauls Sunday School
 Dome Street, Newfield Public School
 Eden Crescent, Waverley Park Public School
 Elles Road—

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🏛️ Polling Places for Heretaunga

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Heretaunga, Upper Hutt, Wesley Centre, Maidstone Ford Motors, Primary School, Upper Hutt Bridge Club Rooms, Kingswood Chambers, Fraser Crescent Primary School, Baptist Church Hall, Heretaunga College

🏛️ Polling Places for Hobson

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Hobson, Dargaville Christian School, Aranga School, Avoca Hall, Awakino Point Racecourse, Baylys Beach Presbyterian Church Hall, Selwyn Park Primary School, Town Hall, Public School, Primary School, Memorial Hall, Kamo Primary School, Full Primary School, A. & P. Hall, Mr J. Blackwells Garage, Settlers Hall, One Tree Point Primary School, Outdoor Education Centre, Te Horo School, Intermediate School, Recreation Centre, Reserve Camp Hall, Public Hall, Residence of Mr J. M. Grbavac, Area School, Dive Shop Building, Northland Base Hospital, Ante Natal Clinic Waiting Room, Whangarei Heads Primary School, Oakura Hall, Public Hall
👱🏽 Names

J. Blackwell (Mr), Garage used as polling place
G. Taylor (Mr), Residence used as polling place
J. M. Grbavac (Mr), Residence used as polling place

🏛️ Polling Places for Horowhenua

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Horowhenua, Coley Street Primary School, Foxton Primary School, Foxton Beach Primary School, Community Hall, Public Hall, Levin East Primary School, Levin Intermediate School, Taitoko Primary School, Fairfield Primary School, Levin Primary School, Baptist Church Hall, Horowhenua College, Manakau Primary School, Ohau Primary School, Otaki Primary School, Waitohu Primary School, Hadfield Hall, Health Camp School, Poroutawhao Primary School, Rangiotu Primary School, Shannon Primary School, Te Horo Primary School, Tokomaru Primary School, Waikanae School, St. Aidan’s Anglican Church

🏛️ Polling Places for Invercargill

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Invercargill, North Invercargill Methodist Hall, Baptist Church Hall, North School, All Saints Hall, St. Johns School, St. Pauls Sunday School, Newfield Public School, Waverley Park Public School

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