New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 142

Page 3009

✨ Polling Places for Electoral Districts

4 SEPTEMBER

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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Melling, Railway Station
D Normandale, Miro Miro Road, St. Aidans-On-The-Hill, Church Hall
D Pauatahanui, Main Road, Pauatahanui Primary School
Petone—
D,S Britannia Street, No. 16, Petone Central School
S Jackson Street, Unilever Limited Cafeteria
Udy Street, No. 2A, Air Training Corps Drill Hall
Udy Street, Masonic Hall
D,S Williams Street, Wilford School
Waitangirua, Omapere Street, Tairangi Primary School
Whitby—
D Discovery Drive, The Brady Room, Civic Centre
D Pullan Lane, Captain Cook Community Centre
D Staithes Drive, North Postgate Primary School
S Access for the disabled
Polling Place for the Southern Maori Electoral District

WHANGAREI
City—
D,N Rathbone Street, No. 30, Issuing Office H/Q
D Rust Avenue, Whangarei Intermediate School
D Herekino Street, Northland Ventures Building
N Keays Road, Municipal Band Hall
Porowini Avenue, Terenga Paraoa Marae
Quay Street, Northland Regional Council Building
Kamo—
D Dip Road, Hurupaki Primary School
D Hailes Road, Kamo Intermediate School
N Three Mile Bush Road, Kamo Primary School
Kensington—
D Kamo Road, No. 291, Crippled Childrens Society
Kamo Road, No. 149, St. Johns Church Centre
D Kamo Road, Whangarei Parish Hall
Mill Road, Kensington Croquet Club
Moody Avenue, No. 23, Whau Valley Primary School
Princes Street, Church of The Nazarene
D Western Hills Drive, Kensington Table Tennis Centre
Maunu—
D Hospital Road, Northland Base Hospital
D Maunu Road, No. 224 Masonic Village Hall
D Maunu Road, No. 439 Baptist Church Hall
D Puriri Park Road, Selwyn Park Home
Onerahi—
D Church Street, Anglican Church Hall
D,N Church Street, Onerahi Primary School
D Onerahi Road, St. James Church
Raurimu Avenue, Primary School
Otaika—
D Morningside Road, Morningside Primary School
D Tarewa Road, Otaika Gospel Hall
N Otangarei, William Jones Drive, Otangarei Primary School
Parahaki, Kohe Street, No. 38, Riverside Free Kindergarten
Tikipunga—
D,N Corks Road, Totara Grove Primary School
D Corks Road, Tikipunga High School
D Kiripaka Road, Trinity Uniting Church
D Paramount Parade, Tikipunga Community Centre
Whau Valley, Whau Valley Road, Water Treatment Station
D Access for the disabled
N Polling Place for the Northern Maori Electoral District

YALDHURST
Avonhead—
D Avonhead Road, No. 55, Primary School
Cutts Road, Russley Primary School
Merrin Street, Primary School
D Staveley Street, No. 49, Avonhead Kindergarten
Withells Rd, No. 150, St Mark’s Church Centre
Yaldhurst Road, No. 376, St. Stephens Church Hall
Burnside—
D Grahams Road, No. 193, Elim Church Hall
Kendal Avenue, Primary School
Hei Hei—
D Buchanans Road, St. Aidan’s Church Hall
Gilberthorpe’s Road, No. 163, Primary School
Hornby—
D,S Amyes Road, No. 35, Branston Intermediate School
Brynley Street, No. 17, Kindergarten
Shands Road, South Hornby Primary School
Waterloo Road, Hornby Primary School
Witham Street, Branston Park
Ilam—
Waimairi Road, Nos 166–168 Westburn Community Centre
Waimairi Road, No. 257 Westburn Primary School
Islington, Waterloo Road (corner Gilberthorpes Road), Methodist Hall
Sockburn—
Main South Road, No. 149, Sockburn Service Centre
Springs Road, Sockburn Primary School
Upper Riccarton—
D Curletts Road, Riccarton High School
English Street, Riccarton Primary School
D Middlepark Road, No. 69, St. Thomas’s College
Yaldhurst Road (Corner Brake Street), Methodist Hall
Yaldhurst Road, Riccarton Domain Tennis Club Pavilion
Yaldhurst—
D Yaldhurst Road (Corner Pound Road), Yaldhurst Hall
D Access for the disabled
S Polling Place for the Southern Maori Electoral District

EASTERN MAORI
Clevedon General Electorate
Otara, Othello Drive, Clover Park Intermediate School
Coromandel, General Electorate
Katikati, Main Road Memorial Hall
Matakana Island, Primary School (Sole Maori)
Paeroa, Normanby Road, Memorial Hall
D Waihi, Kenny Street, Courthouse
East Cape General Electorate
D Cape Runaway, Whangaparaoa School
Hicks Bay, Wharekahika School
Hiruharama, School
Kawerau—
D Fenton Mill Road, Putauaki School
D Fletcher Avenue, Tasman Training Centre
Onslow Street, Kawerau South School
Ranfurly Court, Town Hall
Kutarere, School
D Matawai, Memorial Hall Library
D Omaio, School
Omarumutu, School
Opotiki—
D King Street, Senior Citizens Hall
St John Street, College Hall
Rangitukia, School
D Raukokore, School
D Ruatoki, School
D Ruatoria, Manutahi School Hall
Taneatua, School
Tawera, School
Te Araroa, Rerekohu, Area School
Te Kaha, Maraetai Centre
Te Puia Springs, School
Tikitiki, School

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Electoral Districts, Accessibility

🏛️ Polling Places for the Southern Maori Electoral District

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

🏛️ Polling Places for the Northern Maori Electoral District

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

🏛️ Polling Places for the Eastern Maori Electoral District

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

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