New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 142

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✨ Polling Places

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 142

Flat Bush Road, Primary School
Newbury Street, Te Puke Otara Community Centre
D Otara Road, Clydemore School

Panmure General Electorate
Glen Innes, Line Road, Nos. 92–106, Glen Innes
D Community Hall
Mt Wellington, Panama Road, No. 139, Panama Road School
Otahuhu—
D High Street, St Joseph’s Parish Hall
Station Road, No. 41, Otahuhu Primary School
Panmure
D Pilkingon Road, Nos. 7–13, Maungarei Rooms,
Panmure Library
D Sunset View Road, No. 19, St Patrick’s Convent School
Point England—
D Taratoa Street, No. 10A, Ruapotaka School
Point England Road, No. 130, Point England Road Primary School
Papatoetoe General Electorate
D Otahuhu, Mangere Road, Otahuhu College
D Puhinui Road, No. 116, Puhinui School
D St George Street, No. 35, Papatoetoe Town Hall
Remuera General Electorate
Parnell, Denby Street, No. 7, (behind St John’s Catholic Church in Parnell Road), St John’s School
D Remuera, St. Vincent Avenue, No. 12, St Paul’s Church Hall
Roskill General Electorate
D Mt Roskill, Richardson Road, No. 485, Mt Roskill Baptist Church Hall
Tamaki General Electorate
D Leybourne Circle, No. 105, Glenbrae School, Rooms 2 and 3
D Orakei, Coates Avenue, Corner Reihana Street, Presbyterian Church Hall
Te Atatu General Electorate
D Montel Avenue, Primary School
Pomaria Road, Pomaria School
D Sunnyvale, Ribblesdale Road, Primary School
Te Atatu North, Harbour View Road, Te Atatu Intermediate School
D Te Atatu South, Flanshaw Road, Flanshaw Road School
Titirangi General Electorate
Glen Eden—
D Glenview Road, No. 3, Primary School
West Coast Road, Hoani Waititi Marae
D Green Bay, Godley Road, Primary School
West Auckland General Electorate
Massey, Don Buck Road, No. 274, Massey High School
D Ranui, Station Road, Ranui Primary School
Whangarei General Electorate
City—
Porowini Avenue, Te Renga Paraoa Marae
Rust Avenue, Whangarei Intermediate School
Kamo, Three Mile Bush Road, Kamo Primary School
D Onerahi, Church Street, Onerahi Primary School
Otangarei, William Jones Drive, Otangarei Primary School

D Tikipunga, Corks Road, Tikipunga High School
D Access for the disabled

SOUTHERN MAORI
Ashburton General Electorate
D Cass Street, No. 144, Intermediate School
Avon General Electorate
D New Brighton, Seaview Road, Central New Brighton School
Awara General Electorate
D Bluff, Gore Street, No. 16, Bluff Library
D Mataura, McQueen Avenue, Mataura Service Centre
Christchurch Central General Electorate
D Linwood, Linwood Avenue, Public School
Manchester Street, St Luke’s Church Hall
Christchurch North General Electorate
D Bishopdale, Greers Road, Bishopdale Primary School Hall
Dunedin North General Electorate
D City, Burlington Street (Corner Moray Place), Burns Hall
Eastern Hutt General Electorate
D Avalon, Gordon Street, Avalon School
D Hutt Central, High Street, Hutt Hospital
Naenae—
D Rata Street, Rata Street School
D Treadwell Street, Naenae Community Centre
D Wheatley Street, Naenae School
Stokes Valley—
D Kairimu Street, Stokes Valley School
D Stokes Valley Road, Tui Glen School
Taita—
D Churton Crescent, Taita Central School
D High Street, No. 1041, Avalon Intermediate School
D Partridge Street, Pomare School
Hastings General Electorate
D Akina, Southampton Street East, Central School
Camberley, Kiwi Street, Camberley School
D Havelock North, Elliott Crescent, Lucknow School
D Mahora, Frederick Street, Mahora School
D Mayfair, Willowpark Road North, Mayfair School
Raureka, Gordon Road, Raureka School Hall
Hawkes Bay General Electorate
Bridge Pa, Maraekakaho Road, Primary School
D Clive, School Road, Primary School
Flaxmere—
D Boston Crescent, Kimi Ora School
Peterhead Avenue, Peterhead Primary School
D Walton’s Way, Iron Gate Primary School
Greenmeadows—
D Osier Road, Primary School
D Tait Drive, Salvation Army Hall
D Haumoana, Haumoana Road, Public Hall
D Paki Paki, Farndon-Paki Paki Road, Primary School
D Taradale, Lee Road, Town Hall
D Te Hauke, Burma Road, Primary School
D Waimarama, Waimarama Road, Primary School
D Waipatu, Waipatu Meeting House (Sole Maori)
D Whakatu, Railway Road, Fire Brigade Hall
Heretaunga General Electorate
D Brown Owl, Fergusson Drive, St Peter Chanel Catholic Centre
Upper Hutt—
Islington Street, Masonic Centre
Moonshine Road, Upper Hutt College
D Princes Street, No. 6, Kingswood Chambers
Invercargill General Electorate
D Tay Street, St. Johns Parish Hall
D Tramway Road, Kingswell High School
D Yarrow Street, Glengarry Baptist Church
Island Bay General Electorate
D Newtown, Mein Street, Newtown School Hall

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🏛️ Polling Places for Northern Maori and Various General Electorates (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated4 September 1992
KeywordsPolling Places, Northern Maori, General Electorates, Auckland, Waikato, Northland

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