New Zealand Gazette – 1993 – No. 155

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✨ Electoral District Polling Places

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D Access for the disabled
W Polling Place for the Western Maori Electoral District
Park Road South, No. 108, Parkvale Kindergarten
Raureka.
D,S Gordon Road, No. 916, Raureka School Hall
Oliphant Road, Ebbett Park School

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

HAMILTON WEST

D,W Beerescourt, Cunningham Rd, No. 36, Vardon School
D Deanwell, Deanwell Avenue, Deanwell School Dinsdale—
Aberdeen Drive, Aberdeen School
D Bremworth Avenue, Dinsdale Free Kindergarten
D Forest Lake, Storey Avenue, Forest Lake School Frankton—
D King Street, Presbyterian Church Hall
D,W Massey Street, Frankton School Hall
D Rhode Street, Rhode Street Primary School
D Rifle Range Road, Saint Columba’s Hall
D Glenview, Bruce Avenue, Glenview School
D,W Hamilton Central, Victoria Street, No. 586, AMP Building
D Hamilton West, Fow Street, Hamilton West School Maeroa—
D Churchill Avenue, Maeroa Intermediate School Melville—
D,W Bader Street, Richmond Park School
D Mountview Road, Melville Intermediate School
D,W Ohaupo Road, No. 101, Melville Primary School
D,W Whitiora, Willoughby Street, Whitiora School

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

HASTINGS

Akina—
Hastings Street South, Hastings Intermediate School

D,S Southampton Street East, Central School Camberley—
S Kiwi Street, Camberley School
D Omahu Road, Memorial Hospital Education Centre
Central City—
D Eastbourne Street West, District Courthouse
D Hastings St South, Wesley Hall
D Southland Road, St. John Ambulance Hall Frimley—
D Frimley Road, Frimley School
Havelock North—
D Campbell Street, Havelock North School
S Elliott Crescent, No. 42, Lucknow School
D Te Mata Road, St Lukes Hall
D Napier Road, No. 22, Scout Hall
D St. Hill Lane, Our Lady of Lourdes Parish Hall
D Te Mata Road, No. 177, Havelock North High School Mahora—
D,S Frederick Street, No. 710, Mahora School
D King Street North, Druids Hall
D Heretaunga Street West, No. 621, Danks Furnishings Building
Mayfair—
D Karamu Road North, Mayfair Supermarket Shopping Complex
S Willowpark Road North, Mayfair School
S Windsor Avenue, Karamu High School Parkvale—
D Albert Street, Takitimu Performing Arts Training Centre
D Howard Street, Parkvale School Hall
D Queen St East, Gordon Black Hall

HAURAKI

Alfriston, Corner Mill and Alfriston Roads, Alfriston Public School

D Ararimu, Ararimu Road, Ararimu Public School
D Ardmore, Clevedon Road, Ardmore Primary School
D Bombay, Paparata Road, Bombay Public School
D Kaiaua, Coast Road, Kaiaua Public School
D Kaihere, State Highway 27, Kaihere Public School
D Kaiawera Valley, Kaiawera Valley Road, Kaiaweranga Hall
D Kawakawa Bay, Orere Point Road, Kawakawa Bay Public Hall
Kennedy Bay, Kennedy Bay Road, Kennedy Bay Public School
E Kerepehi, McGowan Avenue, Kerepehi Public School
Kopu, Main Road, Kopu Public Hall
D Kopuaroahi, State Highway 25, Kopuarahi Public School
D Kuatunu, Corner Black Jack and Irish Town Roads, Kuatunu Hall
E Manaia, Goldfields Road, Manaia Public School
Mangatangi, Miranda Road, Mangatangi Public School
D Mangatarata, North Road, Mangatarata Public School
D Mangatawhiri, McKenzie Road, Mangatawhiri Public School Hospital—
D Maramarua, State Highway 2, Maramarua Public School
Ngatea, Orchard Road, No. 52, Ngatea Primary School
D Orere, Orere Point, Orere Public School
D Paparimu, Matheson Road, Paparimu Public School
D Patetonga, Top Road, Patetonga Public School
Port Charles, Stoney Bay Road, W.J. Taylor’s Residence
D Ramarama, Ararimu Road, Ramarama Primary School
D Tapu, State Highway 25, Tapu Public School
Te Puru—
D Main Road, No. 507, Te Puru Public School, Room 1
D West Crescent, No. 4, Thames Coast Community Centre
D Te Rerenga, State Highway 25, Te Rerenga Public School Thames—
D Kuranui Street, Moanataiari Public School
Lowe Avenue, Parawai Public School

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