New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 142

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✨ Polling Places Notices

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 142

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

TARAWERA

Awakeri, State Highway 30, School
Edgcumbe—
D College Road, Presbyterian Church Hall
E Main Street, Anglican Church Hall
D Galatea, Mangamate Road, School
D Hanurana, Park Golf Clubrooms
D Horohoro, School
D Kaharoa, School
E Kaingaroa, Daniel Street, No. 20, Community Centre
Lake Okareka, Okareka Loop Road, No. 75, Public Hall
D Hall
Lake Rotoma, State Highway 30, Rotoma Rotoehu Community Hall
Lynmore—
D Iles Road, Primary School
D.E Lewis Road, Scout Hall
D Maketu, Wilson Road, School
D.E Mamaku, Tarena Street, No. 54, Primary School
Manawahe, Manawahe Road, School
D.E Mataia, Pollen St, No. 15, Public School
E Minginui Forest, Rimu Crescent, No. 37, School
D.E Mourea, Te Takinga Meeting House
D.E Murupara, Pine Drive, Murupara School
Ngakuru, Whirinaki Valley Road, School
E Ngongotaha, School Road, School
Okere Falls, Whanganmarino School
D Okataina, Okataina Soldiers Rd, School
Otamarakau, Old Coach Road, School
Owhata—
D.E Brent Road, Owhata Primary School
D.E Te Ngae Road, St. Marks Anglican Hall
D Paengaroa, Old Coach Rd, School
E Paroa, Paroa Road, School
D Pongakawa, Old Coach Rd, School
D Pukehina, Old Coach Rd, School
Pukehina Beach, Pukehina Beach Road, No. 302, Pukehina Scout Hall
D Rangiuru, Rangiuru Road, School
Rerewhakaaitu, Ash Pit Road, School
D.E Rotoiti, Primary School
E Rotokawa, Rotokawa Road, School
Rotorua—
D.E Matipo Road, Westbrook School
E Ruatahuna, Huiarau Public School
E Te Matai, State Highway 2, School
Te Puke—
Boucher Ave, No. 120, Fairhaven School
D Jellicoe St, Settlers Lodge
Te Ranga, Te Matai Road, School
E Te Teko, School Hall
Thornton, East Bank Road, School
Upper Atiamuri, State Highway 30, School
D Waikite Valley, Waikite Valley Road, School
E Waiotapu, School
Waiotapu, Benny Bee Tearooms
E Whakarewarewa, Marshalls Road, Board Mills Cafeteria

D Access for the disabled
E Polling Place for the Eastern Maori Electoral District

TASMAN

D Appleby, Public School
Atawhai, Clifton Terrace School
Bainham, Public Hall
D Brightwater, Public School
Collingwood, Firestation Social Hall
D Dovedale, Public School
East Takaka, School Building
Foxhill, Public School
Hamama, Mr G. J. Petterson’s Residence

D Hira, Public School
Hope, Public School
Kaiteriteri, Motor Camp Office
Korere, Public Hall
Kawatiri Junction
Lake Rotoiti, Public School
Lower Moutere, Public School
Mahana, Public School
Manglesarkau, Public School
Mapua, Public School
Marahau, Marahau Outdoor Education Centre
Motueka—
D High Street, Motueka South School
D S Pah Street, Parklands Primary School
D Motupiko, Public Hall
Murchison, Area School
D Ngatimoti, Public School
D Onekaka, Hall
Pakawau, Playcentre
D Pohara, Tarakohe Hall
Pokororo, Public Hall
D Puramahoi, Public Hall
Redwood Valley, Hall
Richmond—
D Cambridge Street, Richmond Primary School
D Gladstone Road, Sports Hall
D Queen St, Tasman District Council Office
D Salisbury Road, Waimea Intermediate School
Riwaka, Public School
Rockville, Public School
Shenandoah, Mr J. R. Pointon’s Residence
Stanley Brook, Old School Building
Stoke, Main Road, School
Tadmor, Mr L. F. Hodgkinson’s Cottage
Takaka—
D Commercial Street, Tasman District Council Area
D S Office
D Waitapu Road, No. 12, Golden Bay High School
Tapawera, Area School
Tasman, Public School
Tutaki, Community Centre
Umukuri, Brooklyn School
D Upper Moutere, Public School
Upper Takaka, Public Hall
Wakefield, Memorial Hall
D Waiwhero, Public School
Woodstock, Hall

S Polling Place for the Southern Maori Electoral District

TAURANGA

D Tauranga—
Burretta Road, No. 96, St. Johns Church Hall
D.E Cameron Road, No. 46, Courthouse
D Cameron Road, No. 382, Tauranga Primary School
D Cameron Road, No. 666, Boys College Hall
D Cameron Road, No. 930, Girls College Hall
Eighteenth Avenue, No. 30, Tauranga Intermediate School
D Greerton Road, Greerton School
D.E Kesteven Avenue, No. 26, Merivale Primary School
Levers Road, No. 228B, Music Theatre Centre
D Levers Road, Levers Road Hall
Lumdsen Street, No. 13, Greenpark Primary School
D.E Millers Road, No. 20, Brookfield Primary School
Otumoetai Road, No. 252, Assembly of God Church Hall
D Otumoetai Road, No. 502, St. Columba Church Hall
D.E Robins Road, No. 3, Turners Auction Rooms
D.E Windsor Road, No. 105 Otumoetai College
D Yatton Street, No. 10, Band Hall

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🏛️ Polling Places for Various Electoral Districts (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
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G. J. Petterson (Mr), Residence as polling place
J. R. Pointon (Mr), Residence as polling place
L. F. Hodgkinson (Mr), Cottage as polling place

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