New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 142

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✨ Polling Places List

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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D Methodist Sunday School Hall
D St. Andrew’s Youth Centre
D Ettrick Street, Southern Cross Scout Hall
D Fairview Avenue, Hawthorndale Public School
D Herbert Street, Waihopai Public School
D Isabella Street, Surrey Park Public School
Jed Street—
D Methodist Youth Centre
D Middle Public School
D James Hargest High School
D Rosedale Intermediate School
D Miller Street, Anderson Hall, Peacehaven
D Mitchell Street, Lindisfarne Kindergarten
D Ness Street, South Public School
D Pomona Street, St George School
D Rannock Street, Rockdale Park Public School
D St. Andrew Street, Rawhiti Scout Hall
D Salford Street, Salford Public School
D Selwyn Street, Kew Kindergarten
S Tay Street, St. Johns Parish Hall
D,S Tramway Road, Kingswell High School
Tweed Street—
D Newfield Public Hall
D Tweedsmuir Intermediate School
D Windsor Street North Invercargill Presbyterian Church Hall
Yarrow Street—
S Glengarry Baptist Church
D Glengarry Church of Christ Youth Hall
D Access for the disabled
S Polling Place for the Southern Maori Electoral District

ISLAND BAY
Berhampore—
D Britomart Street, Berhampore School
D Luxford Street, St. Cuthbert’s Church Hall
D Rintoul Street, South Wellington Intermediate School
Brooklyn—
D Ohiro Road, Baptist Church Hall
D Washington Avenue, Brooklyn School
City—
D Aro Street, No. 48, Aro Valley Community Centre
D Elizabeth Street, Clyde Quay School (Upper School)
D King Street, St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Hall Foyer
D Oriental Parade, Central Fire Station
D Taranaki Street, Wellington High School Main Office
Foyer
D Tory Street, Mount Cook School
D Webb Street, Capital Power Building, Basement
D Willis Street, School for Dental Therapists
Island Bay—
D Clyde Street, Island Bay School
D The Parade, Baptist Church Hall
D The Parade, Salvation Army Hall
D Kingston, Camrose Grove, Kingston Montessori Preschool II
D Mt.Victoria, Austin Street, Wellington East Girls College
Newtown—
D Adelaide Road, St. James Church Hall
D Constable Street, Salvation Army Hall
D Donald McLean Street, Chinese Baptist Church Hall
D Hutchison Road, Wellington Show & Sports Centre
D,S Mein Street, Newtown School Hall
D Owen Street, No. 103, Wellington South Free Kindergarten
D Owhiro Bay, Happy Valley Road, Owhiro Bay School
D Vogeltown—
D Liardet Street, Macalister Park Pavilion

The Ridgeway (Corner Mornington Road), Ridgway School
D Access for the disabled
S Polling Place for the Southern Maori Electoral District

KAIMAI
E Bethlehem, Primary School
D Kaimai, Primary School
D,E Kaimanawa Street, Arataki Primary School
D Links Avenue, Mount Maunganui Intermediate School
D Marlin Street, St Marys Church Hall
D,E Maunganui Road, Mount Maunganui Sports Centre
D Orkney Road, Mount Maunganui Primary School
D Tui Street, Omanu Primary School
D Victoria Road, St Peters Church Hall
D Ohauiti, Settlers Association Hall
D Oropi, Primary School
Papamoa—
D Dickson Road, Papamoa Primary School
D Main Road, Papamoa Hall
D Papamoa Beach Road, Papamoa Surf Club Rooms
D Pyes Pa, Primary School
Tauranga—
D Barkes Corner, Western Bay District Council
D,E Matapihi Road, Matapihi Primary School
E Maungatapu Road, Maungatapu Primary School
D Te Hono Street, Maungatapu Free Kindergarten
D,E Welcome Bay Road, Baden Powell Hall
D Welcome Bay Road, Welcome Bay Primary School
D Windermere Drive, Bay of Plenty Polytechnic
Te Puke—
D Boucher Avenue, Fairhaven School
D,E Jellicoe Street, Settlers’ Lounge
D Tui Street, Te Puke High School
E Main Road, Te Puna Memorial Hall
D Te Puna Road, Te Puna Primary School
D Whakamarama, Primary School
D Access for the disabled
E Polling Place for the Eastern Maori Electoral District

KAIPARA
Ahuroa, Primary School
Ararua, Primary School
Dairy Flat, Primary School
D,N Helensville, War Memorial Hall
Huapai, District School
Kaipara Flats, Primary School
D,N Kaiwaka, Community Centre War Memorial Hall
N Kaukapakapa, Primary School
Kawau Island, Camp Benton Community Room
Kumeu, Baptist Youth Hall share West Auckland
Leigh, Primary School
Mangapai, Hall share with Hobson
Mangawhai, Mangawhai Hall
Matakana, Primary School
D,N Maungaturoto, Centennial Hall
Paparoa, Primary School
Parakai, Primary School
Point Wells, Hall
Puhoi, Centennial Hall
Riverhead, Primary School Library
D,N Ruawai, Ruawai-Tokatoka Memorial Hall

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🏛️ Polling Places for Invercargill

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Invercargill, Methodist Sunday School Hall, St. Andrew’s Youth Centre, Ettrick Street, Southern Cross Scout Hall, Fairview Avenue, Hawthorndale Public School, Herbert Street, Waihopai Public School, Isabella Street, Surrey Park Public School, Jed Street, Methodist Youth Centre, Middle Public School, James Hargest High School, Rosedale Intermediate School, Miller Street, Anderson Hall, Peacehaven, Mitchell Street, Lindisfarne Kindergarten, Ness Street, South Public School, Pomona Street, St George School, Rannock Street, Rockdale Park Public School, St. Andrew Street, Rawhiti Scout Hall, Salford Street, Salford Public School, Selwyn Street, Kew Kindergarten, Tay Street, St. Johns Parish Hall, Tramway Road, Kingswell High School, Tweed Street, Newfield Public Hall, Tweedsmuir Intermediate School, Windsor Street North Invercargill Presbyterian Church Hall, Yarrow Street, Glengarry Baptist Church, Glengarry Church of Christ Youth Hall, Southern Maori Electoral District

🏛️ Polling Places for Island Bay

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Island Bay, Berhampore, Britomart Street, Berhampore School, Luxford Street, St. Cuthbert’s Church Hall, Rintoul Street, South Wellington Intermediate School, Brooklyn, Ohiro Road, Baptist Church Hall, Washington Avenue, Brooklyn School, City, Aro Street, Aro Valley Community Centre, Elizabeth Street, Clyde Quay School, King Street, St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Hall Foyer, Oriental Parade, Central Fire Station, Taranaki Street, Wellington High School Main Office Foyer, Tory Street, Mount Cook School, Webb Street, Capital Power Building, Basement, Willis Street, School for Dental Therapists, Island Bay, Clyde Street, Island Bay School, The Parade, Baptist Church Hall, The Parade, Salvation Army Hall, Kingston, Camrose Grove, Kingston Montessori Preschool II, Mt.Victoria, Austin Street, Wellington East Girls College, Newtown, Adelaide Road, St. James Church Hall, Constable Street, Salvation Army Hall, Donald McLean Street, Chinese Baptist Church Hall, Hutchison Road, Wellington Show & Sports Centre, Mein Street, Newtown School Hall, Owen Street, Wellington South Free Kindergarten, Owhiro Bay, Happy Valley Road, Owhiro Bay School, Vogeltown, Liardet Street, Macalister Park Pavilion, The Ridgeway, Mornington Road, Ridgway School, Southern Maori Electoral District

🏛️ Polling Places for Kaimai

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Kaimai, Bethlehem, Primary School, Kaimai, Primary School, Kaimanawa Street, Arataki Primary School, Links Avenue, Mount Maunganui Intermediate School, Marlin Street, St Marys Church Hall, Maunganui Road, Mount Maunganui Sports Centre, Orkney Road, Mount Maunganui Primary School, Tui Street, Omanu Primary School, Victoria Road, St Peters Church Hall, Ohauiti, Settlers Association Hall, Oropi, Primary School, Papamoa, Dickson Road, Papamoa Primary School, Main Road, Papamoa Hall, Papamoa Beach Road, Papamoa Surf Club Rooms, Pyes Pa, Primary School, Tauranga, Barkes Corner, Western Bay District Council, Matapihi Road, Matapihi Primary School, Maungatapu Road, Maungatapu Primary School, Te Hono Street, Maungatapu Free Kindergarten, Welcome Bay Road, Baden Powell Hall, Welcome Bay Road, Welcome Bay Primary School, Windermere Drive, Bay of Plenty Polytechnic, Te Puke, Boucher Avenue, Fairhaven School, Jellicoe Street, Settlers’ Lounge, Tui Street, Te Puke High School, Main Road, Te Puna Memorial Hall, Te Puna Road, Te Puna Primary School, Whakamarama, Primary School, Eastern Maori Electoral District

🏛️ Polling Places for Kaipara

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Kaipara, Ahuroa, Primary School, Ararua, Primary School, Dairy Flat, Primary School, Helensville, War Memorial Hall, Huapai, District School, Kaipara Flats, Primary School, Kaiwaka, Community Centre War Memorial Hall, Kaukapakapa, Primary School, Kawau Island, Camp Benton Community Room, Kumeu, Baptist Youth Hall share West Auckland, Leigh, Primary School, Mangapai, Hall share with Hobson, Mangawhai, Mangawhai Hall, Matakana, Primary School, Maungaturoto, Centennial Hall, Paparoa, Primary School, Parakai, Primary School, Point Wells, Hall, Puhoi, Centennial Hall, Riverhead, Primary School Library, Ruawai, Ruawai-Tokatoka Memorial Hall

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