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✨ Polling Places and Access Notices

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 155

D Access for the disabled
S Polling Place for the Southern Maori Electoral District

AWARUA

Bluff—
Foyle Street, No. 181, St. Teresa’s School

D,S
Gore Street, No. 16, Bluff Service Centre

Brydone, Public School

D
Dacre, Main State Highway 1, Public School
Edendale, Salford St, No. 24, Public School
Glenham, Public School
Gorge Road, Public School
Greenhills, Bluff Road, Public School
Grove Bush, Public Hall
Halfmoon Bay, Ayr Street, Halfmoon Bay School
Hedgehope, Public School
Invercargill—
Bain Street, Clarendon School
Drury Lane, Collingwood Intermediate School
Durham Street, Waikiwi School
Elizabeth Street, No. 117, Kew School
Elles Road, St. Andrews Youth Centre
Heywood Street, Grasmere Church Hall
Hollyford Terrace/Russell Street, Gladstone Scout Hall
Humber Street, Clifton School
Layard Street, Rosedale Intermediate School
McQuarrie Street, Elston Lea School
North Road, No. 122, Waikiwi Youth Hostel
Pomona Street, St George School
Tramway Road, Kingswell High School
Tweed Street, Newfield Public Hall
Kennington, Kennington-Mataura Island Road, Public Hall
Lochiel, Wilton Street, Public School
Makarewa, Flora Road East, No. 56, Makarewa School

D,S
Mataura—
McQueen Avenue, Mataura Service Centre
Oakland Street, Public School

D
Mataura Island, Public School
Mokoreta, Public School
Mokotua, Public Hall
Morton Mains, Morton Mains Siding, Community Centre
Myross Bush, Mill Road North, Public School
Niagara, Public Hall
Otara, Otara-Haldane Road, Public Hall
Otara, Dunns Road, Public School
Oteramika, Kapuka North Road, Public Hall
Rimu, Public School
Roslyn Bush, Lorneville-Dacre Highway, Playcentre
Ryal Bush, Community Centre
Seaward Downs, Invercargill Mataura Highway, Public Hall
Te Tipua, Public School
Tisbury, Boundary Road, Public School
Tokanui, Duncan Street, Public School
Tussock Creek, Old School
Tuturau, Primary School
Waimahaka, Public School
Waianiwa, Public School
Waimatua, Kennington-Waimatua Road, Public Hall
Wallacetown, Mauchline Street, No. 34, Public School
West Plains, West Plains Road, Public School
Woodend, Sommerville Street, Public Hall
Woodlands, Public School
Wrights Bush, Public Hall
Wyndham, Florence Street, Primary School

BIRKENHEAD

Beach Haven—
Beach Haven Road, No. 199, St Nicholas Church Hall

N
Sunnynhaven Avenue, Beach Haven Residents Hall

D
Birkdale—
Birkdale Road, No. 25, Birkdale Baptist Community Centre
Birkdale Road, No. 200, Birkdale Intermediate School
Birkdale Road, Birkdale North Primary School
Birkdale Road, No. 213, Birkdale North Primary School

Birkenhead—
Hinemoa Street, No. 187A, All Saint’s Hall
Mokoia Road, No. 154, Birkenhead Fire Station
Onetaunga Road, Chelsea Primary School
Onewa Road (Corner Birkenhead Avenue), Zion Hill Methodist Hall

D
Northcote—
Akoranga Drive, No. 45, Northbridge Retirement Village Hall
Compton Street, Willow Park Primary School

D,N
Lake Road, No. 145, Northcote Intermediate School
Lake Road (Corner Onewa Road), Northcote Primary School
Rodney Road, No. 4, Northcote War Memorial Hall
Sunnybrae Road, No. 36, Sunnybrae Normal School

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

CHRISTCHURCH CENTRAL

Avonside—
Galbraith Avenue, Christchurch Amateur Radio Club

D
Club
Retreat Road, Scout Den
Stamore Road, No. 168 and Avonside Drive, No. 122, Avonside Anglican Parish Hall
Woodham Road, Girl’s High School Nursery School
Colombo Street—
Edgewares Public Library
No. 876, St Mary’s Parish Hall
Fitzgerald Avenue (Corner Chester Street East), Crichton Cobbers Youth Club
Gloucester Street, Christchurch East School Manual Block
Hagley Avenue, Hagley Community College Staff Room
Linwood—
Aldwins Road, Linwood High School Hall
Carnegie Street (Corner Buckleys Road), St Chads Anglican Church Hall
Ferry Road, No. 290 and Short Street, Te Wai Pounamu Culture Centre
Gloucester Street, St Georges Presbyterian Church Hall
Linwood Avenue (Corner Tilford Street), Linwood Avenue Union Church Hall
Linwood Avenue, Public School

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Southern Maori Electoral District, Bluff, Brydone, Dacre, Edendale, Glenham, Gorge Road, Greenhills, Grove Bush, Halfmoon Bay, Hedgehope, Invercargill, Kennington, Lochiel, Makarewa, Mataura, Mataura Island, Mokoreta, Mokotua, Morton Mains, Myross Bush, Niagara, Otara, Oteramika, Rimu, Roslyn Bush, Ryal Bush, Seaward Downs, Te Tipua, Tisbury, Tokanui, Tussock Creek, Tuturau, Waimahaka, Waianiwa, Waimatua, Wallacetown, West Plains, Woodend, Woodlands, Wrights Bush, Wyndham

🏛️ Polling Places for Northern Maori Electoral District

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling Places, Northern Maori Electoral District, Beach Haven, Birkdale, Birkenhead, Northcote

🏥 Access for the Disabled

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsAccess for the disabled, polling places

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