New Zealand Gazette – 1993 – No. 155

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✨ Polling Places for Electoral Districts

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D Carroll Street, No. 78, Youth for Christ Centre
Clyde St, No. 21, Dunedin Orphans Club Hall
Cumberland Street, No. 786, All Saints Church Hall
George Street No. 453 (Corner Pitt Street), Knox Church Hall
George St, Normal School
George Street, No. 989, Otago Boys High School
D Great King Street, No. 51, 1st Floor, Public Hospital Medical Staff Room
D Rattray Street, No. 255, St. Joseph’s Hall
D Union Street, No. 141, College of Education Tower Block
D Dalmore, Pine Hill Road, Scout Hall
Halfway Bush, Ashmore Street, No. 54, Primary School
D Kaikorai, Taieri Road (corner Nairn Street), Union Church Hall
D Maori Hill, Balmacewen Road, No. 1, Coronation Hall
North East Valley—
D North Road, No. 34, Dunedin North Intermediate School
D North Road, No. 213, Presbyterian Youth Centre
Northumberland Street, No. 9, St. Martin’s Hall
D Signal Hill Rd, No. 96, Opoho Primary School
D Pine Hill, Wilkinson Street, No. 2, Pine Hill School
D Ravensbourne, Ravensbourne Road, No. 251, Coronation Hall
Roslyn, Wright Street, Kaikorai Primary School
D St. Leonards Road, No. 29, Joint Church Hall Wakari—
D Helensburgh Road, No. 150, Wakari School
D Taieri Road, Public Hospital, Chapel
Woodhaugh, Malvern Street, No. 53, Deerstalkers Association Club Rooms

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DUNEDIN WEST

Abbotsford, North Taieri Road, No. 72, Community Hall
Brockville, Brockville Road, No. 263, Public School City—
Alva Street, High Street School

D Arthur Street, No. 26, Arthur Street School
Burlington Street (Corner Moray Place), Burns Hall
Concord—
D Mulford Street, Scout Hall
Thoreau Street, No. 5, Public School
D East Taieri, Cemetery Road, No. 11, East Taieri School
Fairfield, Main Road, Community Hall
Green Island—
D Abbotsford Road (Corner Unsworth Street), Scout Hall
Main South Road, Pipe Band Hall
D Shand Street, St. Mark’s Hall
Kaikorai—
D Bradford Street, No. 42A, Public School
Kaikorai Valley Road, Plunket Rooms
D Kenmure, Kaikorai Valley Road, Presbyterian Church Centre
D Montecillo, Eglinton Road, No. 79, Montecillo Home
Mornington—
D Argyle Street, Scout Hall
D Benhar Street, No. 27, Catholic School
D Elgin Road, Baptist Church Hall

D Elgin Road, No. 34, Public School
Mosgiel—
D Argyle Street, No. 74, Mosgiel West Primary School
D Gordon Road, Coronation Hall
D Gordon Road, Girl Guide Hall
D Green Street, No. 52, Mosgiel Intermediate School
D Green Street, No. 3, Taieri High School
D Murray Street, No. 65, Reid Park Primary School
D Watt Street, No. 1, Melville Park Primary School
Roslyn—
D Highgate, No. 308, Challenge Realty Office
D Highgate, No. 7, Presbyterian Church Hall
Waldronville, Vulcan Road, Presbyterian Church Hall
D Wingatui, Racecourse Room

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EAST COAST BAYS

Browns Bay—

DN Bayview Road, No. 5, Salvation Army Hall
D Glencoe Road, No. 5, Red Cross Centre
D Inverness Road, No.9, Senior Citizens Association Hall
Masterton Road, Browns Bay School
Campbells Bay, Beach Road, No. 218, Methodist Church Hall
Castor Bay—
D Aberdeen Road, Campbells Bay Primary School Hall
Kati Kati Street, Church Centre Hall
Mairangi Bay—
D East Coast Road, Rangitoto College Hall
D Galaxy Drive Entrance, Mairangi Bay Primary School
School, Entry also Agathis Avenue
D Hastings Road, No. 11, Presbyterian Church Hall, Entry also 10B Penzance Road
D Milford, East Coast Road, No. 151, Shell Milford Hall
D Murrays Bay, Beach Road, No. 539, Baptist Church Hall
Northcross—
D Sartors Avenue, Northcross Intermediate School Hall
Torbay—
D Deep Creek Road, St. Mary By The Sea Church Hall
Deep Creek Road, Primary School
D Glamorgan Drive, Primary School Hall

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EASTERN BAY OF PLENTY

Awakeri School

E Cape Runaway, Whangaparaparaa School
D Galatea School
Kawerau—
D Fenton Mill Road, Putauaki School
DE Fletcher Avenue, Tasman Training Centre
DE Onslow Street, Kawerau South School
DE Ranfurly Court, Concert Chambers
DE Kutareare, School
E Matawai, Memorial Hall Library
E Minginui Forest School
D Motu, School
DE Murupara, Pine Drive, Murupara School
Nukuhou North, School

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