New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 142

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✨ Polling Places for Electoral Districts

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 142

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

NORTH SHORE

D | Bayswater, King Edward Avenue, Primary School
D | Devonport—
Kerr Street, Devonport District School
D | Regent Street, Ashleys Service Centre
D,N | Victoria Road, Friendly Societies Hall
D | Victoria Road, Presbyterian Church Hall
D | Forrest Hill—
Forrest Hill Road, Presbyterian Church Hall
D | Forrest Hill Road, Primary School
D | Hauraki—
Jutland Road, Chapel Hall
D | Jutland Road, Hauraki School
D | Lake Road, Takapuna Grammar
D | Milford—
Dodson Avenue, Baptist Church Hall
D | East Coast Road, No. 151, Shell Milford
D | Shakespeare Road, No. 1, Caltex Star Shop
D | Shakespeare Road, No. 114, Carmel College
D | Shakespeare Road, No. 34, Milford School
D | Narrow Neck, Morrison Avenue, Vauxhall School
D | Stanley Bay, Russell Road, Stanley Bay School
D | Takapuna—
Auburn Street, Takapuna Primary School
D | Huron Street, No. 9, Karaka House
D | Killarney Road, St. Peters Church Hall
D | Lake Road, Methodist Church Hall
Taharoto Road, Takapuna Intermediate School
D | Wairau Road, Westlake Girls' High School

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

OHARIU

ONHUNGA

D | Ellerslie—
Celtic Crescent, No. 122, Kindergarten
D | Ladies Mile, No. 169, Ellerslie Church Centre
D,N | Main Highway, No. 66, St. Mary’s Church Hall
Main Highway, No. 186, Ellerslie Domain, Rugby League Room
D | Michaels Avenue, No. 46, Ellerslie Recreation Centre
D | Epsom—
Gardner Road, No. 10, Presbyterian Church Hall
Greenlane Road East, Greenlane Hospital Hall
Greenlane Road West (Corner Great South Road), Presbyterian Church Hall
Greenwoods Corner, Epsom Methodist Church Hall
D | Hillsborough Road, No. 102, St. Margaret’s Church Hall
D | Hillsborough Road, No. 202, St. David’s Church Hall
D | Mount Wellington—
Harris Road, Stanhope Road School
D | Ruawhitu Road, No. 1, Church of Tonga
D | One Tree Hill—
Campbell Road, No. 193, St. Oswald’s Anglican Church Hall
D | Massey Avenue, No. 21, One Tree Hill Community Hall
N | Onehunga—
Grey Street, Methodist Church Hall
Grey Street, No. 59, Scottish Masonic Centre
Onehunga Mall, The Bridge, St. Peters Anglican Church
D | Pleasant Street, Onehunga High School
D,N | Selwyn Street, No. 83, Onehunga Community House
D | Oranga—
Mt. Smart Road, No. 219, Te Papapa Primary School
D,N | Rangipawa Road, No. 21, Oranga Primary School
D | Rangipawa Road, No. 2, One Tree Hill Baptist Church Hall
D | Waitangi Road, No. 21, St. Stephen’s Church Hall
D | Penrose—
Great South Road, No. 455a, Penrose High School
D | Royal Oak—
Chandler Avenue, Royal Oak Primary School
D | Symonds Street, No. 74, Manukau Intermediate School

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

OTAGO

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Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Southern Maori Electoral District, Access for the disabled

🏛️ Polling Places for the Western Maori Electoral District

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Western Maori Electoral District, Access for the disabled

🏛️ Polling Places for the Northern Maori Electoral District

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Northern Maori Electoral District, Access for the disabled

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