New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 142

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✨ Polling Places for Electoral Districts

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 142

St. Marys Road, Public School
Waitahora, Public School
D Wallingford, Public School
Wanstead, "Airlie" Shearers Quarters
D Weber, Public School
Whangaehu, Hall
D Whareama, Public School
Whetukura, Mrs. H. A. Snaddon’s Homestead
Wimbledon, Public School
D Woodville—
Vogel Street, Public School Hall
Woodlands Road, Residence of Mr. W. Bly
S Access for the disabled
Polling Place for the Southern Maori Electoral District

PAKURANGA

Bucklands Beach—
Bucklands Beach Road, Bucklands Beach
D Intermediates School
D Clovelly Road, Bucklands Beach School
McLeans Road, McLeans College
The Parade, Old Bucklands Beach Yacht Club
D Wycherley Drive, Murvale School
Eastern Beach, Vivian Wilson Drive, Willow Park Hall
Howick—
Hutchinsons Road, Howick Community Church
Botany Road, Howick Intermediate School
D Pakuranga—
Butley Drive, Farm Cove Intermediate School
Cascades Road, Cascades Kindergarten
Gossamer Drive, Elm Park School
D Half Moon Bay, King George V Memorial Childrens
Health Camp School
Main Highway, Pakuranga College
Reeves Road, Pakuranga Cultural and Community Centre
The Crest, Sunnyhills School
Udys Road, Pakuranga Heights School
D Walkaremoana Place, Riverhills School
Access for the disabled
E Polling Place for the Eastern Maori Electoral District

PALMERSTON NORTH

Albert Street, Hokowhitu Public School
D Ashley Street, No. 2, St. Andrew’s Church Hall
Botanical Road, No. 228, Monrad Intermediate School
Brightmon Crescent, Takaro Public School
D Broadway Avenue, No. 275, Construction House Hall
Church Street, No. 250, Lutheran Church Hall
College Street, Normal Public School
College Street, No. 117, St. Marks Church Hall
College Street, No. 196, West End School
Cook Street, No. 153, Centre for Developmentally Handicapped Children
D W Cuba Street, No. 114, Apostolic Church Hall
D Featherston Street, Central School
Ferguson Street, Intermediate School
Fitzherbert Avenue, No. 228–242, P.N. Girls High School
D Grey Street, Manawatu Polytechnic, Nursing Studies
Campbell
D Havelock Avenue, Westbrook Community Centre, Bill Brown Park Hall
D Kingswood Street, St. Oswald’s Church Hall
Massey University, Ring Road Practical Teaching Building
D Rainsforth Street, No. 9 St. David’s Church Hall
Rangiora Avenue, Rangiora Hall
Rangitikei Street, No. 350–382, Queen Elizabeth College, Night School Centre
Rochester Street, No. 18, Awapuni Public School
Ruahine Street, No. 183–209, Terrace End Public School
D,W

PANMURE

Glen Innes—
D Elstree Avenue, Nos. 136–138, Tamaki College
Line Road, Nos. 92–106, Glen Innes Community Hall
D,N
D Meadowbank, St. John’s Road, No. 202, St. John’s
D Wesley Hall
D Mount Wellington—
Bailey Road, No. 19, School
D Longford Street, Sylvia Park School
Mt. Wellington Highway, No. 87, Panmure School
D Panama Road, No. 139, Panama Road School
D Rowlands Avenue, No. 7, Pensioner Flats Hall
Ruawai Road, No. 1, Church of Tonga Hall
Otahuhu—
Fairburn Road, School
N High Street, St. Joseph’s Parish Hall
Luke Street, Nos. 22–24, Otahuhu Intermediate School
D Mangere Road, Otahuhu College
D New Brighton Road, No. 16, Garage
D,N Station Road, No. 41, Otahuhu Primary School
Pakuranga—
Edgewater Drive, No. 80, Edgewater College
Reeves Road, No. 13, Pakuranga Cultural Centre
Swan Crescent, Anchorage Park School
D Udys Road, Pakuranga Heights School
D Panmure—
Court Crescent, No. 6, Tamaki Bible Chapel
Kings Road, No. 76, Panmure Bridge Primary School
Pilkington Road, Nos. 7–13, Maungarei Rooms, Panmure Library
Sunset View Road, No. 19, St. Patrick’s Convent School
D,N Tripioli Road, No. 82, Tamaki Intermediate School
Point England—
Point England Road, No. 130, Point England Road, Primary School
N Taraoa Street, No. 10A, Ruapotaka School
D Access for the disabled
N Polling Place for the Northern Maori Electoral District

PAPAKURA

Aka Aka, Public School
Awhitu, Matakawau School
Clarks Beach, Church By The Seashore
Glenbrook, Primary School
Karaka—
Karaka School
Te Hihi School
Otaua, Primary School
Papakura—
Artillery Drive, Kindergarten
W Beach Road, No. 58, South School
D Coles Crescent, No. 40, Anglican Church Hall
Cosgrove Road, No. 10, Cosgrove Road School
W Great South Road, Old Central School
D,W Jupiter Street, Roskill Intermediate School
W Kelvin Road, No. 74, Kelvin Road School
D Magnolia Avenue, No. 3, Wright Residence
D Ray Small Drive, No. 29, Central School
Red Hill, Mack Place, No. 14, Red Hill Primary School
D Shepherds Road, No. 2, Wooderson Residence

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🏛️ Polling Places for the Southern Maori Electoral District (continued from previous page)

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

H. A. Snaddon (Mrs), Homestead used as polling place
W. Bly (Mr), Residence used as polling place

🏛️ Polling Places for the Eastern Maori Electoral District

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Eastern Maori Electoral District, Access for the disabled
👱🏽 Names

Vivian Wilson, Willow Park Hall used as polling place

🏛️ 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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