New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 142

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✨ Polling Places

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 142

Waitara—
W Cracroft Street, Central School
D W Manukorihi Pa
D Princess Street, High School
D Wood Street, No. 16, West Kindergarten
D Waitomo Caves, School
Waitoriki, Lincoln Road, Primary School
Whakapapa Village, Chateau Tongariro Theatre
Whangamomona, Hall
Whareorino, School

D Access for the disabled
W Polling Place for the Western Maori Electoral District

LYTTELTON

Cashmere—
D Cashmere Road, No. 151, Cracroft Guide Centre
D Centaurus Road, Opposite Whaka Terrace, Scout Den
D Colombo Street South, Thorington Primary School
D Hackthorne Road, No. 135, Cashmere Primary School
D Cass Bay, Harbour View Terrace, No. 8, Garage
D Chatham Islands—
Kaingaroa School
Owenga School
D Corner Waitangi Wharf & Tuku Road, Waitangi ANZ Bank
Pitt Island School
Christchurch Central, Manchester Street (Corner Worcester Street), No. 180,
1st Floor, Manchester Unity Building
Diamond Harbour, Marine Drive, No. 122, Primary School
Governors Bay, Primary School
Heathcote Valley, Bridle Path Road, Primary School
Hillsborough, Currie's Road, No. 27, Community Centre
D Huntsbury, Huntsbury Avenue, No. 29, Garage
Lyttelton—
Oxford Street, Main Primary School
Simeon Quay, St. Saviours Cottages, Garage
D Winchester Street, Union Parish Hall
Mt Pleasant—
McCormacks Bay Road, Mt Pleasant Community Centre
Major Hornbrook Road, Primary School
Opawa—
Ford Road, Primary School
Garlands Road, No. 124, Scout Den
Opawa Road, corner Vincent Place, St Marks Church Hall
Port Levy, Community Centre
S Rapaki, Rapaki Marae, Community Hall
St Martins—
Redcliffs, Augusta Street, Union Parish Hall
Albert Terrace, Opposite Roscoe Street, Primary School
Wilsons Road, Catholic Church Hall
Sumner—
Corner Colenso & Menzies Streets, Catholic School Hall
Wakefield Avenue, St. John Ambulance Hall
Woolston—
Gould Crescent, Bamford Primary School
Woolston Primary School corner Ferry Road & Hopkins Street
corner Ferry Road & Radley Street (Arcadia Motel)
St. John's Church Hall corner Ferry Road & St Johns Street
Sullivan Avenue, Christchurch Polytechnic

D Access for the disabled
W Polling place for the Western Maori Electoral District
S Polling place for the Southern Maori Electoral District

MANAWATU

Aokautere, School
D Ashhurst, Village Community Centre
Bunnythorpe, Public School
D Colyton, Public Hall
Fitzherbert, Massey University, Ring Road, Practical Teaching Building
D Hiwinui, Public School
Kairanga, School
D Linton, School (disabled access at rear of school)
D.W Linton Camp, School
Longburn, Community Centre
Newbury, School
Opiki, Public School
Palmerston North—
Albert Street, No. 227, Hokowhitu School
Featherston Street, No. 201, Central Normal School
Fitzherbert Avenue, No. 228–242, Girls High School
Herbert Avenue, No. 55, Cloverlea School
Heretaunga Street, Public Hospital, Medical Centre
Hokowhitirangi, Awapuni School
Holdsworth Avenue, No. 1–21, St. Peter's College
Kaimanawa Street, No. 68, Kelvin Grove Community Hall
Kipling Street, Roslyn School (disabled access from Shelley Street)
Kingswood Street, St. Oswald's Church Hall
Linton Street, Congregational Church
Rangitikei Street, No. 350–382, Queen Elizabeth College
Ruahine Street, No. 183–209, Terrace End School
Ruahine Street, No. 548, Winchester School
Russell Street, No. 19–31, Russell Street School (disabled access at rear of school)
Rutland Place, Milson School
Te Awe Awe Street, No. 114, Ryder-Cheshire
Community Centre
Taonui, Public School
Tiritea, School
Tokomaru, Public School
Whakarongo, School

D Access for the disabled
W Polling Place for the Western Maori Electoral District

MANGERE

W Favona, Wakefield Road, Favona School
D Mangere, Auckland International Airport
Mangere Bridge—
Church Road, Anglican Church Hall
Coronation Road, Mangere Bridge School
House Avenue, Waterlea School
D Miller Road, Mountain View School
Mangere Central—
Bader Drive, Arahanga Intermediate School
Bader Drive, Mangere College
D Buckland Road West, Mangere Intermediate School
D Imlay Avenue, Jean Batten School
D.W Kirkbride Road, Mangere Central School
W McNaughton Avenue, Southern Cross School
W Mascot Avenue, Nga Iwi School
D Robertson Road, Koru School
D.W Robertson Road, Robertson Road School
W Viscount Street, Viscount School
Mangere East—
W Vine Street, Sutton Park School
Yates Road, Mangere East School

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