New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 142

Page 2989

✨ Polling Places

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Silverdale, Primary School share with Albany
Snells Beach, Community Centre Hall
Snells Beach, Baptist Church Hall
Taipuha, Primary School
Tapora, Primary School
Tauhoa, Primary School
Tauraroa, Area School share with Hobson
Tinopai, Primary School
Tomarata, Primary School
Waimauku, Primary School
Wainui, Primary School
Waioneke, Primary School
Waiotira, Primary School
Waipu, Primary School
Waikato, Primary School Hall

D.N
Workworth, Catholic Church Hall
D.N
Wellsford, Cooperating Parish Church Hall

D Access for the disabled
N Polling Place for the Northern Maori Electoral District

KAPITI

D Ascot Park, Conclusion Street, No. 95, Rangikura School
D Otaihanga, Makora Road, Otaihanga Boating Club Hall
Paekakariki—
D Beach Road, St. Peter’s Church Hall
D,S Wellington Road, Paekakariki Primary School
Papakowhai—
D Spey Place, Papakowhai Primary School
Paraparaumu—
D Kapiti Road, Kapiti Primary School
S Raupehu Street, Paraparaumu School
D Paraparaumu Beach—
D Arnold Grove, Kena Kena School
D Gray Avenue, Paraparaumu Beach Primary School
D Ocean Road, Kapiti Senior Citizens Centre
D Te Kupe Road, Scout Hall
Paremata—
D Paremata Crescent, Paremata Primary School
D,S The Esplanade, St. Barnabas Church Hall
Plimmerton—
D Cluny Road, St. Paul’s Church Hall, Karehana Bay
James Street, St. Theresa’s Primary School
D School Road, Plimmerton School Hall
D Pukerua Bay, Rawhiti Road, St Marks Church Hall
D Raumati, Raumati Road, Raumati Primary School
Raumati South—
D Matal Road, Raumati South Primary School
D Tennis Court Road, Plunket Society Rooms
Waikanae—
D Aputa Place, Kapiti Coast District Council Service Centre
D Rimu Street, No. 23, Kapanui School
D Te Moana Road, No. 286, Baptist Church
D Waikanae Beach, Rauparaha Street, Community Hall
S Waikanae, Omahuru Street, Tairangi Primary School

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

KING COUNTRY

Ahititi, School
D Aria, Public School
D Awakino, School
W Benneydale, Hall
Douglas, School
Eltham—
W Conway Road, Eltham Public School
D High Street, St. Mark’s Hall
D Hangatiki, School
Hikurangi, Community Centre
Horopito, Domain Hall
Huiakama, School
D Huinga, Hall

Huiroa, Hall
Inglewood—
D.W Cutfield Street, Town Hall
D Kelly Street, Primary School
D Kaimata, junction Road, Primary School
D Kaieke, School
D Kakahi, Public School
Kinohaku, School
Kirikau, School
D Kohuratahi, Hall
D Kopaki, Community Centre
D Mahoenui, Memorial Hall
D Mairoa, Hall
D Makahu, School
D Mapiu, School
Marokopa, Hall
D Mairoa, School
D Matau, School
D Matiere, Hall
D Mimi, School
D Mokau, School
Mokauiti, Hall
Motunui—
D Main Road, Primary School
D Main North Road, Motunui Synthetic Fuel Plant, Visitors Lounge
National Park, Public School
Ngaere, Public School
Norfolk, Primary School
Ohakune—
D Arawa Street, Primary School
D,W Rata Street, Courthouse
W Ohura, Area School
D Okai, Hall
W Ongarue, School
D Oparure, School
D Orautoha, School
Otangiwai, School
D Owhango, School
D.W Piopio, Primary School
Piriaka, School
Pukeruhe, Hall
D Pungarehu, Public School
D.W Raetihi, Grey Street, Primary School
Rangataua, School
Rangitoto, School
Rangiwaea, School
D Ratapiko, Ratapiko Road, Primary School
Raurimu, Siamon Ski Lodge
Rauwhituroa, Public School
Retaruke, Hall
D.W Taharoa, School
D Tahora, School
Tarata, junction Road, Primary School
Taumarunui, Department Building, Miriama Street
Taumarunui, Te Peka Street, K.C.E.P.B. Depot
Te Anga, Hall
Te Kuiti—
D Hospital Road, High School
D King Street, Pukenui School
W Queen Street, Courthouse
W Rora Street, Primary School
W Te Kuiti Road, Centennial Park School
Te Whakarae, Hall
D Tikorangi, Ngatimaru Road, Primary School
Tokirima, School
D Toko, Public Hall
D Tongaporutu, Hall
D Urenui, School
D Uruti, School
Waimaha, School
Waitanguru, Hall

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🏛️ Polling Places for Kaipara (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Kaipara, Silverdale, Snells Beach, Taipuha, Tapora, Tauhoa, Tauraroa, Tinopai, Tomarata, Waimauku, Wainui, Waioneke, Waiotira, Waipu, Waikato

🏛️ Polling Places for the Northern Maori Electoral District

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Northern Maori Electoral District, Workworth, Wellsford

🏛️ Polling Places for Kapiti

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Kapiti, Ascot Park, Otaihanga, Paekakariki, Papakowhai, Paraparaumu, Paraparaumu Beach, Paremata, Plimmerton, Raumati, Raumati South, Waikanae

🏛️ Polling Places for the Southern Maori Electoral District

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Southern Maori Electoral District, Kapiti

🏛️ Polling Places for King Country

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, King Country, Ahititi, Aria, Awakino, Benneydale, Douglas, Eltham, Hangatiki, Hikurangi, Horopito, Huiakama, Huinga, Huiroa, Inglewood, Kaimata, Kaieke, Kakahi, Kinohaku, Kirikau, Kohuratahi, Kopaki, Mahoenui, Mairoa, Makahu, Mapiu, Marokopa, Matau, Matiere, Mimi, Mokau, Mokauiti, Motunui, National Park, Ngaere, Norfolk, Ohakune, Ohura, Ongarue, Oparure, Orautoha, Otangiwai, Owhango, Piopio, Piriaka, Pukeruhe, Pungarehu, Raetihi, Rangataua, Rangitoto, Rangiwaea, Ratapiko, Raurimu, Rauwhituroa, Retaruke, Taharoa, Tahora, Tarata, Taumarunui, Te Anga, Te Kuiti, Te Whakarae, Tikorangi, Tokirima, Toko, Tongaporutu, Urenui, Uruti, Waimaha, Waitanguru

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