New Zealand Gazette – 1993 – No. 155

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✨ Electoral District Polling Places

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 155

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

MANAWATU

D Aokautere, SH57A, Aokautere School
D Linton, Akers Road, Linton Contributing School (disabled access at rear of school)
D,W Linton Camp, Puttick Road, Linton Camp Community Centre
D Massey University, Ring Road, Practical Teaching Building
D Opiki, SH57, Opiki Public Hall

Palmerston North

D Albert Street, No. 227, Hokowhitu School
D Alfred Street, No. 17, Terrace End Beneficiaries Association Hall
D Cuba Street, No. 114, Apostolic Church Hall
D Featherston Street, No. 201, Central Normal School
D Fitzherbert Avenue, No. 228-242, Girls High School
D Herbert Avenue, No. 55, Cloverlea School
D Heretaunga Street, Public Hospital, Medical Centre
D Kaimanawa Street, No. 68, Kelvin Grove Community Hall
D Kipling Street, Roslyn School, (disabled access from Shelley Street)
D Kingswood Street, St. Oswald's Church Hall
D Limbrick Street, No. 101, Congregational Church Hall
D Rangitikei Street, No. 350-382, Queen Elizabeth College
D Rennie Avenue, No. 22-38, St. Peter's College
D Ruahine Street, No. 183-209, Terrace End Public School
D Ruahine Street, No. 548, Winchester School
D Russell Street, No. 19-31, Russell Street School (disabled access at rear of school)
D Rutland Place, Milson School
D Te Awe Awe Street, No. 114, Ryder-Cheshire Community Centre
D Shannon, Grey Street, Shannon Public School
D Tiritea, Old West Road, Tiritea School
D Tokomaru, Tokomaru Road, Tokomaru School
D Whakarongo, Stoney Creek Road, Whakarongo School

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

MANGERE

W Favona, Wakefield Road, Favona School
D Mangere, Auckland International Airport
D Mangere Bridge

Mangere Central

D Church Road, Anglican Church Hall
W Coronation Road, Mangere Bridge School
D House Avenue, Waterlea School
D Miller Road, Mountain View School
D Mangere Central—
D Bader Drive, Arahanga Intermediate School
D Bader Drive, Mangere College
D,W Buckland Road West, Mangere Intermediate School
D School Road, Jean Batten School
D,W Kirkbride Road, Mangere Central School
W McNaughton Avenue, Southern Cross School

W Mascot Avenue, Nga Iwi School
D Robertson Road, Koru School
D,W Robertson Road, Robertson Road School
W Viscount Street, Viscount School
W Mangere East—
W Vine Street, Sutton Park School
W Yates Road, Mangere East School

MANUREWA

D,W Manurewa—
Browns Road, No. 56 (Corner Sturdee Road), 1st Manurewa Scout Hall
D,W Burundi Avenue, No. 23, Roscommon Primary School
D Coxhead Road, No. 187-189, Clayton Park School
D,W Dr Pickering Avenue, No. 7, Leabank Primary School
D Evans Road, No. 23, Weymouth Primary School
D Gibbs Road, No. 1, (Corner Jellicoe Road), Samoan Congregational Christian Church
D Grand Vue Road, No. 55, Hillpark Primary School Hall
D Great South Road, No. 154 (Corner Hill Road), Manurewa Central Primary School
D,W Great South Road, No. 224-226, (Corner Alfriston Road), Manurewa Methodist Church

Lounge

D Greenmeadows Avenue, No. 27, Greenmeadows Intermediate School
D,W Hill Road, No. 3, Manurewa Library
D John Walker Drive, No. 87, Finlayson Park Primary School
D,W McKean Avenue, No. 27, Manurewa West Primary School
D,W McVilly Road, No. 1, (Corner Browns Road), Manurewa Table Tennis Club Hall
D Palmers Road, No. 17, Clendon Community Centre

Centre

D,W Rowandale Avenue, No. 145, Clendon Park Primary School
D,W Rowandale Avenue, No. 73, Rowandale Primary School
D,W Russell Road, No. 5 (Corner Weymouth Road), St. Luke's Anglican Church Hall
W Tawa Crescent, No. 18, Manurewa South Primary School

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

MARLBOROUGH

Awatere Valley, Altimarloch

D Mr D S Moorhouse's Homestead

Blenheim

D Alabama Road, St. Ninian's Hall
D Alfred Street, Blenheim Public School
D Alfred Street, Blenheim Courthouse
D Arthur Street, Centennial Hall
D Budge Street, Ballinger Horticulture Centre
D Cleghorn Street, Redwoodtown Public School
D Dillons Point Road, Bright Centre
D High Street, Baptist Church Hall
D Hutcheson Street, Mayfield Public School
D McLauchlan Street, Bohally Intermediate School
D Main Street, No. 61, St Mark's Hobbies Room

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🏛️ Polling Places for the Western Maori Electoral District

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling places, Western Maori Electoral District, accessibility

🏛️ Polling Places for the Southern Maori Electoral District

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

🏛️ Polling Places for the Manawatu Electoral District

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling places, Manawatu Electoral District, accessibility

🏛️ Polling Places for the Mangere Electoral District

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling places, Mangere Electoral District, accessibility

🏛️ Polling Places for the Manurewa Electoral District

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling places, Manurewa Electoral District, accessibility

🏛️ Polling Places for the Marlborough Electoral District

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPolling places, Marlborough Electoral District, accessibility
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D S Moorhouse, Homestead location for polling

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